The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, April 27, 1922, Image 4
THE BARNWELL PEOPLE
•t tb* post office at Bam wall,
g. C. ( m atond-daw aattar.
JOHM W MOLMBS
1840 1912
B. P. DAVIES. Editor and Proprietor.
Subscription Rates.
One Year - ——$1.50
Six Months - M
Three Months -50
(Payable in Advance.)
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THURSDAY, APRIL 27TH, 1922.
Several years ago The People advo
cated the passage of a bill *by the
Legislature requiring persons who
bring civil actions in the courts to
deposit a bond guaranteeing the costs
of such actions. Such a law would
save the county thousands of dollars
and at the same time would tend to
keep down useless litigation. Many
cases with no merit whatever con
gest the calendars of the courts and,
in scores of instances, when the plain
tiff loses his case he is unable to pay
the costs.
If there is such a law upon the
statute books, it is a dead letter and
should be put into full force and ef
fect, and if no such law exists it
should be passed by the next Legisla
ture.
ALL CHURCHES OF BARNWELL
BAPTIST ASSOCIATION MEET
At Double Pond Church April 28th,
29th and 30th.
According to the plans of its Execu
tive Committee, the next Fifth Sun-
•lay Union Meeting of the Barnwell
Baptist Association will he held with
the Double Pond Church near Rlaek-
ville Friday, Satu~day and Sunday,
April 28th, 29th and 30th. The plans
call for a meeting of all the churches
at this place instead of the district
meetings as herrtjfore held. Each
Baptist church in the Association ta
asked to send delegates and all
churches are asked to forego aervire*
on Sunday morning, April loth, ip or
der that there may be a large attend
ance on the Union meeting. The pro
gram is as follows:
Friday. April 2*ih
10:90 A. M — Devotional exercises
conducted by Rev. Waller Black.
10 46—Organisation
11 A. If —What shall be the atti
tude of the church toward taw en-
forremenl ? —Rev O. J. Frier, of Den-
mark.
IX M.- Round Table* dianiosion of
the duties of the thurch treasurer
■with a view to better church finance.
— Led by C. J. Ficklmg, of Hlarkville.
I P M —iMnnrr on the -grounds
X 30 P. If An aderjuate pastoral
■upperl. -Dr. W. M. Jones, of Barn
well.
9:90 P. M.— Sunday Schools in the
rural communities - Re\. Pickens, of
the State forces.
4 P. M Miscellaneous business.
Adjournment.
Saturday, April 29th
10:30 A. M.—Devotional.— Rev. D.
W'. Heckle, Olar.
10:46 A. M.—What can we do to
elevate the spiritual stunilurd of our
churches?—Rev. J. F. Davis, Hilda.
11:46 A. M.—The place of our
young people in church work.—Rev.
J. Guy Martin, of Allendale.
12:16 P. M.— The office and work
of a deacon.—Rev. L. H. Miller, of
Blackville.
12:45 P. M.—Miscellaneous busi
ness.
1 P. M.—Dinner on the grounds.
2:30 P. M.—Song service conducted
by C. W. Rentz, Jr., of Bamberg.
2:4:> P. M.—Shull we have one gen
eral meeting on the Fifth Sunday or
shall we have district meetings as
formerly ?—Led by the Moderator.
3:15 P. M.—How shall pastoral re
lations Ik- entered or dissolved?—
Rev. 0. B. Falls, of Bamberg.
3:45 P. M.—Adjournment,
Sunday, April 30th.
10:30 A. M.—A Sunday School
properly conducted, graded, equipped
and organized.
12 M.—Sermon. (Preacher to be
selected by body.)
1 P. M.—Dinner on the grounds.
many Fast . days in year
Orwak Churah Inaiata an Blgorwua Oto-
af Raeagniaad Pariada
af Abatinanoa.
*
Mora attlvt than any other church
In Its obsarvance of fast days, the
Greek Church also la more rigorous
In Its fasting than other ebnrchea.
The Lenten faster must abstain not
only from flesh, but must do without
fish, eggs, butter, cheese and even the
oil which la ao much a part of Greek
cooking. During Holy week the ortho
dox Greeks eat hardly anything but
bread. -
As soon as Lent approaches— 1 the
Greek fast. It Is called—the shops
where food is sold are decorated with
evergreen, and the Lenten fare Is
temptingly displayed. As the Greeks
do not consider aheltflsh either meat
or fish, crabs, lobsters-and other crus
taceans are sold and eaten with par
ticular relish.
The longest fasting time for the
Greeks Is “The Great Fast,” which
lasts 48 days.
The next longest fast is of 40 days.
It begins Nov. 15 and ends the day
before the great feast of Christmas.
During August there are 15 day#
of fasting.
Beginning the Monday after the first
Sunday after Pentecost, until June 20.
Is the next longest fast. This year
It was 10 fntl days.
Add to these long fasts six scat
tered fusts of one day each, and there
la a total of 119 fast days which or
thodox Greeks and all visitors must
observe each year.
WIRES CARRIED BELL’S TONE
Inganieua Idea Savad Tima and Ex
panse to Committaa Chargad With
Making a Salaction.
Helling a church Ih*I1 by loug-dl«-
tauce telephone Mcm»< to be going the
mail order house* one heller, but that's
what a Truy <N. ¥.) bell rompany
artually did recently when a pmapec
the < u«touter railed up from Boston.
He was eha’innan of a <v>ianiltte«
R|>poliiteri to sells-t a bell for a chtirh
In one of the suburbs of (fawton. ami
«•ailed up to arrange for Ida «-ommtt
lee to visit the hHl <-ompany*« sale*
ri*oin at Troy While on the wire,
however. Im» happened to hear one of
the hell* toll, and the telephone trans
nutted the mmiihI ao etsarty and tfl*
Urn tty tl<at he at •sow «ugg#»ted that
instead of titak|ng tlie trip to Troy
the < ummltie* seleel a bell of the de
sired tone by llaieotng to It oter the
letephawe.
< frdtuglv. the •-•aemlltee gath
ered at the • bainean'a oflhe In Bo“
t■ s« ai the a|«pninted time, and. a«-
•-ordiog t« arrangement the bed •ion
larni at Tret deaosistrated the tail
ing of Its hells over the Itmg distance
trlep|i«R*r After listening to several
hells the rom tail tee •ele.ted one with
ald«b Mtey sere ihorouahly sattsArd
and sa*e*l the Wtyeti«r af a trip
War id* a Orsat Rtvdra.
—TY*ete are •ototairailvety feta He
ar* whose eia<t langiha are knoan.”
Miv* Idre-tor oils af the I nlted
Males gevdagteat aurvey. The eervey,
hoM *rv er. issues a 1st > out pi led by It
•f lengths of ihe principal rivers of
the a arid, whtrh 1. aaja *Ta prohahiy
a* nearly aomaie as ah> other ta ba
had* The United States has the dla-
rltwHuit of rantaltilug alttiln Ita hor-
lam the longest river system of the
aorld - the Mlaaisslppl Missouri—the
Mississippi, from Ita egvrente aaurce.
•Measuring 2.4MK giddfc. the Mlaaouri
frotn ila eilrente aottne 2.645 nillaa,
(lie Mlssl'sippl Missouri 4.221 miles,
t tfher great rlvera are the Nile, Af
rica. 4.INNI rullea; Amazon Brazil. .V
txgl; ttb. Siberia, 3,*.tlU; Yangtze Kl-
ang I'hlua 3.1 (JO: Amur, Mtitna. 3.1VNJ;
Kongo. Africa, '-’.wno; Yenisei, Siberia.
2.900: llnaug. t'hltia. 2.“tit: l.ena. Si
beria. 2 mat; Murray - Darting. Atia-
lrails, 2,310. and Yukon, Alaska aud
i'anada. 2,3iNt.
The Lion and
the Tyrant
By DOROTHY WHITCOMB.
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Copyright, 1121, Wsatsra Nawapspsr Ualoa.
* . ^
— Nero had Dot been quite the same
for M>vcral weeks. Signor Blanco, his
trainer, hud perceived nothing amiss,
because his eyes had 1 lost their fine
keenness and his brain had grown
sodden abd bewildered. Nero obeyed
** quickly as ever, but when he sprang,
at the word of command, upon his
{tedesral, there was a slight quiv
ering of his sides, a lashing of his
tall, which would hare told Blanco a
story—once. But Blanco was mad
Advertise in The People.
COUNTY TREASURER'S REPORT
of School Claims paid by Districts
from January 1st, 1922, to Mar.
. 31, 1922. inclusive.
J. B. ARMSTRONG,
County Treasurer.
(CONTINUED FROM LA$T WEEK)
District No. 11.—Four Mile.
Leize Black ^.100.00
R. B. Chisolm 1 _Jy_30.00
Sarah E. Walker 20.00
F. E. Clark
■X 35.00
New Discovery.
Fniuliiting ihc snidy of the tesket-
tle h\ .lames \Natt. whii-h resulted in
thednvenfioii of the steam engine, two
Newark (N. .1.) men aicoinplished
wIiht is <laimcd to he remarkable
progress in the coiisiruction of steiini
boilers tlirough « study of the coffee
percolator, says Popular Mechanics
Magazine. The water. Instead of being
hented in itirge quantities, is boiled, a
gallon at a time, in h flat receptacle
Just over the tire pot. The water be
ing only one-quarter inch deep, quick
ly becomes steam. The excess •of water
drips down on h lower set of similar
plates. The saving in fuel is said to
he considerable.
HEALING SPRINGS NEWS.
Healing Springs, April 20.—Mr.
and Mrs. W. W. Barr spent the week
end in Springfield.
The pupils of Healing Springs
High School enjoyed an egg hunt
Friday afternoon.
Easter was spent very quietly at
the Springs.
Misa Carrie Mae. Mam*- *ad.:M*sa
Pearl Bodiford and friends visited
the Springs Sunday.
There will be preaching at* the
Healing Springs Baptist Church next
Sunday morning at II o'clock. The
public is cordially, invited.
wife, Minetta.
Every trainer knows that the old
story of Daniel and the lions is true.
The Mon fears a good man more than
anything in the world. But let the
trainer drink or give way to any base
impnlse and his power is gone.
Minetta was only nineteen and they
had been married two years. Blanco,
was forty-five. He had found Minetta
starving oh her arrival from Italy t6
marry Giuseppe, who came from her
village, ami to whom she had been
pledged ever since they were chil
dren.
.Minetta has missed Giuseppe, for
Bianco, having Keen - l*er photo-
gmph, had cunningly contrived to
send Giuseppe astrny. He trailed her
for three days JimlL-lmr money was
exhausted. Then he made himself
known to her at her hounding house.
“Gliixeppejiax nnoilier girl,” lie told
her. "I am Signor Blanco. N'o, 1 do
not know where Glt)Kep|»e is now.
Marry me imd I will hung dlnmond*
round your neik."
I’nor little Minetta. helplesM ami
lio|ieleft», fell an easy victim to
Rlnmvi. It miiRt l»e admitted, though,
that lie was deeply infatuated with
her girlish beauty. Ho they were mnr-
Hed and lived happily Ihree months
Anti then <:4u»e|i|ie came back
HIrim-o bad taken advantage of the
raw tuiuth'R Igiiorwnce m hare him
shaiigliaied alnairil a <*he*aprtike ova
ter man. He came back to find Blam e
married In Minetta
•T , «-»b that N nothing *** Hlaneo «nh!
I airily. **t Ibotigk vmt had run away.
I It was for vmir sake I niarriad her.
I.laiea, li'uaetifie. I tranl an aaaistatd
agaiu. Stay with me and I will give
| you thinv iMIar* weeklr **
* This arenie«| a fort like to lSlit«e|>|^
I 4ml he would have worked foe mdh
! lug to he within sight of his heiovgrl
ll'netfa. He Felf •ttmlj t|,«i (be dav
| mlglit arrive wlwn It# ■ ••uld help her
HIbi..o had laugbevl quietly at hla
t r1utu|*h
I He had tried In v arrows way a to
IBM him, •Wee he le««#d \er«* and
Rent Gimwiqni Into his cage. Bui
, Nero only rrmiehed .loan at hla f*et
Then Klam-e Iregan In hrat Minetta
and Bi-i-ttsed her openly of loving
1 Glaaetq*. When atre denied th'a In
| dlguantly he atnok her In Hi# face
Giuseppe «•« the hralse
“Yon have hurt v«*arself. Minetta?"
he em laiinert. * M'l at have you done?
Did v.ni faltr*
"Tea | fell dowasiaira” ai.hhed
Minetta. shamefacedly.
R'aievr wal'levl her all the time.
Gtnaetq* •vgab to lodhe It.
Hlan< o dr: const airily. Nero I
1 knee It. Net was watching him as
quietly as lie ealcoed Gutarppe The
i Hlmax was very near when Giuaeppe
saw HIbimo arrllre Minetta tbrnugb
the o|teti «ho»r of iheir tent.
He harl lm**n counting the receipt*
hut now Ire dr«qq»ed these and. draw
Ing hla knife, rushed forward. Hut
Klamw had gone into I be lion house
before he arrived. Blanco was iratn
ing a new Hon. Giuseppe muat wall.
Then he rnmed bark, to see MTtefla.
sc.trlel. with n whMe well across her
fa«e. wailing for hitn.
“I miw him stntniucrcd Giuseppe
* Ycs. I saw yon tor*,^ 1 *hf anvuered
‘9Yhetl he si nick in** ibis time. Giu
seppe. I knew llmt 1 loved him- no
longer. He is a—"
“He is a devil!” shouted the voting
him it, ’ fingering his blade. “Minetta !“
They looked ut one Mtiother and fell
into each other's arm*.
“Giuseppe, you must go,” Minetta
sobbed at lergfh s “Go now, before
sin comes upon us."
Giuseppe fought the hardest battle
of his life that Vnment. - At last he
conquered: raising Slinetta’s hand to
his lips lie walked slowly hack to
the collection box. He would leave
that afternoon; he would never see
.Minetta again.
Minetta went into the lion house
presently. Blanco, who seemed par-
tYeulHi’ly Riiilaljle. called her into the
cage. She was not loath* to- go;_.sbe
was a better trainer than he.
.Blanco caught iris Wife by the arm.
“Minetta—dear Minetta.” he said,
smiling like a devil; “1 saw what hap
pened five minutes ago. Kyeel down,
Minetta, and pray.”
Idinetta kneeled down and prayed,
because ahe was docile and It seemed
the only thing that site could do. v
Bluncq stepped toward Nero and
ctif him savagely across the loins. He
took his eyes from Nero. He knew
that lie could reach the door and
Mrs. M. E. Bush Lx.. A 5.00
F. E. Clark i„_35.00
Sarah E. Walker ___30.00
Leize Blac)c i 100.00
Miller Bush ^35.00
R. B. Chisolm 15.00
$470.00
«? *
District No. 12.—Dunbarton.
Herbert H. King: 148.00
Annie Lou Woodward 112.50
Jlrancis C. Mixson i 40.00
Georgia A. Dunbar 40.00
Georgia A. Dunbar .40.00
S. B. Coker .40.00
Macie Bolt 100.00
Francis C. Mixson 40.00
Alta B. Simons. 35.00
Macie Bolt 100.00
Herbert H. Kin^ 148.00
R. V. Lane 25.00
Francis C. Mixson ^. ..10.00
Annie Lou Woodward 112.50
S. B. Coker 40.00
Herbert H. King
Annie Ix>u Woodward
Macie Bolt
Alzcnia Green .. . .
..148.00
..112.50
.. 1(8). 00
...40.00
$1431.50
Di»triet No. 13.—I’leasant Hill.
Mary J. Owens ->..100.00
Matttd* Grooms -- r - .—$0.00
$688.15
District No. 24—Aahleifh.
J. H. Lancaster - .15.00
Fred Priester ..— — - 1-50
Carrie Nell Ridddle ——30.00
Mrs. T. D. Creighton, Jr. — 75.50
Carrie Nell Riddle —— _ .30.00
The Perkins Mffr. Co. —4.25
Mrs. T. D. Creighton,* Jr. ..80.65
Mrs. T. D. Creigrhton, Jr. ....-75.00
- v $311.90
District No. 25—New Forest.
Mrs. Caroline Corbett — 75.00
Mattie Butler -— 35.00
Mrs. Caroline Corbett — 75.00
Mis. Caroline Corbett xi.-; 75.00
District No. 26—Upper
Franklin Holmon _ —
Henry Bush 1. -
Franklin Holman
$260.00
Rich Land.
33.00
; 35.00
33.00
Cora Dicks 75)00
Henry Bush
40.00
Cora Dicks 75.00
$291.00
District No. 27—Reeves Creek.
Alethia Johnson 60.00
Latrella Morgan .60.00
Alethia Johnson
60.00
$180.00
District No. 28—Elko.
Annie Mae Cave :— ....35.0(1
Myrtis E. Boylston —« 50.00
Nellie E. Roland __ ..
Gladys W. Willis ..2.
Clar aL. Johnston Hitt
Annie Mae Cave
Myrtis E. Bovlston
Gladys W. Willis
Nellie E. Roland
Clara L. Johnston Hitt
Annie Mae Cave ._ r .
Myrtis E. Bovlston
Gladys W. Willi.
Clara L. Johnston
Julia Lott
District No. 37 —Sand
Mrs. Maude W. Harley ..
Mrs. Maude W. Harley ..
Mrs. Maude W. Harley ..
.65.00
$195.40
HilL
75.00
75.00
..-75
$225
District No. 38.—Oak Grove.
Carlisle Morris —
Lemon Bros.,*.
.0^
,.tA
r __ 11.0'
6.4(>
Jim Holly
0. H. Morris • 5.00
Mattie Mae Abstance -90.00
Rosa Lee Reid 100..00
t
$216.90
District No. 39.—Friendship.
Mrs. Cleo K. Barker ___»100.20
H. E. Creech ___5.00
Mrs. Cleo K. Barker 100.00
Mrs.
Mrs.
$205.20
40.—Tinkers Creek.
Leila McC. Dixon 77.00
Leila McC. Dixon r .77.00
District No,
$154.00
District No. 42.—Morris.
Rhodes 50.00
Fields 3.00
E., Rhode? —.50.00
Bessie M. Johnson ___80.00
Tinie E. Rhodes _2_- 50.00
Bessie M. Johnson _.80.00
f.
ime
F.
Tinie
Mattie Wolfe
Dora Thomaa
Afire Ray
Eddie l.nu Weatherahee
Mattie Wolfe
Dora Thomas _ „ . . -
AliCe Ray ... mmmm ...
Eddie Lou Wvatherakee
A lire Ray ...
E'ldic l<r»u Weatheratter
Diatrirl Ne 11 Ml
Hrrtlia inhlMutt
Miaamart W'alkrr
Mutual Trading Co. ..
Bertha Johnson
I either Givens ....
Miasouri Walker
Bertha Johnson ...
.50.00
22.00
7000
.55.00
50.00
22.00
70.00
55.00
70.00
Hitt
50.00
..-65.00
90.40
35.00
.50.00
...65.00
...50.00
.. .94.45
...35.00
.50.00
.. 65.00
.. 90.00
$824.85
IHstriet No. 29.—Williaton.
$313.00
District No. 43.—Columbia.
Virgic Morris — .1-65.00
Laura Peeples — 40.00
Laura Peeples 40.00
I-aura Peoples *--..- 40.00
$185.00
|)i*trirt Na 15.—Barnwell. /i
$519 On 1
Ualtary.
. 40.00 !
90.00
Dialrlet Ne.
Mullie Hates ..
H**s sir flurhes
Mi«aoun Siir»«n
15.—Ready
993221
Hraach.
Repair
Be*»ir
Mullie
MoMm
Be* pie
Mollie
........ 100.00
|03J»O
onp .. .. . . ..40.00
Hogbr* 10000
M Dyrbe* 64.50
Batep 101.00
Bate* mono
Hughe* 101.75
Batep 101.00
$811.75
Na. 16.—Green‘a.
Rathabelle J. Jw»hn*«.n .... ..
Vi fDll l<4*€MUIf(| Hancock ....
R Creech .... .... ......
M. B. Self
M F Prothm. int »n Itemlp
W*. E. Pruthm. sinking fund
Rathalwlle J. Rubin*on .... . .
Willa L. Hancock .... .....
O T McDowell ....
■••*a C. P. Milligan .... ....
R. K. Creech .... .. ....
( M R Self ... . ..
16.m» j RaUkalwIlr J. Rot>m*on »... «
40oo I G. T. McDonald ...
15.53 | W. K. Pmthm. treaa
6o Oo i iIII*tun Hardware Co. . ..,
40.00 6* i II is ton PuMimhing Co. .
Willa L. Hancock
Rnaa C. P. Milligan .... ....
R. E. Cnrerh
Enterprise Hardware Co.
Puritan Chemical Product* Cu
M B Self ...
Sheridan School Supply Co.
Melhia Juhnakin .... ....
Concrete Construction Co.
J. D. Robison .... .... .
Geo. G. Butler .... ....
Melina Johnakin .. ....
Geo. G. Butler .... ....
J. D. Robison .... . .. .
Melina Johnakin .... ..
J. D. Robison
.40.00
.17.501
475 00 1 D ^ ,rkt 4 *-- 4,,
720.00 | Gla<!> « F Waikri
600.00 I Mrs. T. A. Holla
40.00 Mm. T. A Holla
.17.50 Gladys E. Walkei
50.00 I
35401
f7 JO
950.
•ppIY' - _ .
IJ K • r»-ccti
l J R Creech
District Na.
^IlOlee A R Hoi
A. B. Ha
Ruhrrt C
h
...100
-.159.(41)
1154.70
...348.00'
..100.00
.. 340.00
..1090.21*
. *. 100.0O
.. 1105.30
4497.20
Knada.
. a 40.00
TtAO
.... 15.00
. . . 40.00
$173 5o
lO.Oir
00 00
00 OO
40.00
<1.00
V
$4486 41
DiMrirt Na. 32.—Lee "a.
Helen A. Johnson ...... ..40.00
Helen A. Johnson .... . ... .. 65.00
THstrirt
G. W. Green .... .
M - . E. Anderson
Bank uf Willist«>n
Bank of Williatun
Frevl Powell
Marv Bodtfood —.
M. J. Miller. Secty.
Mary BtMlifoid j
District No. 33—Barhray
Coye K. Barker .... ....
Melverniae Collins .
Mehemiar Collins
60.00 Coye Barker
10.00
..42.70
234.74
.70.05
21.99
..7.76
.70.40
$179^.5
- Balancing IL
A foreman was one day having a
walk round the job Juki before knock -
ing off lime when he found Mike Gas- 1
sidy putting on his coal in prejiara-
tion for setting off home.
“Now. then. Mike,” asked the fore
man, “why are you getting ready to
go now? It is half an hour before
time.” „ T
"Well, foreman,” answered Mike, 1
“you see, it's like this >re. I have
to get up at aix o’clock to be here by
seven o'clock, and so I did not think j close it on hi* wife before Nero could
that there was any harm in getting spring.
ready half an hour before the time _ He leaped for the dt»or, tripped, and
to go home.**—London A us were.
He'd Had Enough.
. It happened-tnr the trausport com
ing back. “Show me your Identifica
tion tag.” demanded the medical oflker
«'f • colored private. “Ah done
chucked It overboM, auk.” rwnfetwed
the oilier.
“Ah Jus’ naturally ain't got ao aiubl-
tinti for no mo' of ucui dcedi Ui-v
sMmdtled. He had falleh uimid Mlnet-
ta's whip, which she had caat jjide.
Ue xtroML wihliy 4u fKer-Me aam- a
great shape darken the daylight over
Idm.
It waa Minetta’p scream that called
Giueeppe from the collection box.
When he arrived Ue sow her heating
with fape little 6m* on tyre's face,
while the Bob Minke* and auaried
ever the body «f P*a»co
$588.06
District No 19.—Hlarkville.
THiphant Lewis and Brown 105.%
W. B. Guimarin and Co 500.00
J. B. Armstrong, Trcas., int.
on bonds . 990.00
A. B. Hair .. i ..... ... ..,.190.00
Oliphant I^>\vis and Brown ..,100.00
A. B. Bro<lie I -.246.00
R. A. Ayer ... 79.16
Lorenzo R. Sanders 80.00
C. W. Riser 1--- •---. 1065.17
Oliphant Lewis and Brown ,22.50
W. B. Guimarin and Co. 500.00
R. A. Ayer ____ .___ 15.94
J. M. Miller 50.00
A. B. Brodie ..230.00
C. W. Riser ^ 1059.17
Jim Odom 3.00
Oliphant Lewis and Brown 55.50,
Blackville Hardware Co. ^24.43 ]•
R. T. Redish 1^^75.00
01 iphant Lewis and Brown ..38.12
Oliphant Lewis and Brown 39.40
District No. 20.
$5468.40
-Double Pond.
Edith Lott
88.75
Daisy Doris Hutto
.. .-.--75.00
Edith Lott
90.00
Ethel Hutto
- 24.00
Thos. Carroll
30.00
Doris Hutto ... .
*.75.00
Edith Lott . .
_9o.oo
District No. 34.—Kline.
S. B. Davia .... ...
Bank of Kline ;
R. G. Smarr 1... ....
Forest Harrison ...
S. B. Davis ... .. . ... ...
Forest Harrison ...
R. G. Smarr
R. G. Smarr . r .^
Forest Harrison ...
M. M. Holley
Julia
Julia
. * 57.60
..36.27
....loo.oo
80.00
75.85
80.00
.100.00
142.^4
80.00
2.00
$754.46
'edar Grove.
Lott 65.00
Lott .._.65.40
District No. 35.
District Ne. 53.-
Neitie Ola via
8 a rah K. 6 alkr r .
Norman M<>uion . ..
Bell* William* Tutt
Belle William* Tutt .
$241 00
EJ lea leu.
'...... 40 W*
15.0U
.*. 44 00
. - 35.00
1560
Diatrirl Na. 54.-
Daisy D. Bush ....
Mrs. T. G. Cobb
Hattie L. Preplea
Daisy D. Bush ....
Mr* T. G. Cobb ...
Hattie L. Peeplr* .
Dai*y D. Bush
Mr*. T. G. Col>b ..
$145.00
-Meyer'a Mill.
.... 3000*
...100.00
.* ...90.00
.90.00
100 00
....9500
30.00
100.00
$455.00
Edurat ion.
County Board of
Horace J. Crouch 50.00
Horace J. Crouch 100.00
W. H. Hand 15.00
School Methods Co., Ine. 32.00
J. D. Robison 60.00
Bank of Western Carolina,
note $15,000, int. 986.67 .-15986.67
C. J. Pickling 25.00
The Barnwell People - 15.00
Lemon Bros. 114.68
Home Furniture Co. _ s 13.00
e
C. W. Moody
J. D. Robison
Herbert H. Kinir
-,.36.48
ib.oo
20.00
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$16,477.83
IT’S TIME NOW TO BUILD;
Material prices are down to Rock Bottom. Get our quota
tions on Lumber all kinds—Sash ,. Doors, Lime, Plaster, Cement,*
Roofing, Wall Board, •Flue_Liining, Thimbles Mortar Color.- —
The Most complete line of Buildinj? Material in the South.
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r Company,
AUGUSTA, GA*
. $472.75
^ . District No. 21—Edisto.
Orlando Rojw . _.____30.00
30.00
District No. 23.—Hercules.
A. A. Lemon n --.^118.15
Mary J. Owens 100.00
Matilda Grooms 90.00
Mary J. Owen* — - 100.40
Matilda Grooms .... .... 90.40