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I • 4. 1 \ Is THE BARNWELL PEOPLE *t Um post offlc* «t Bsrsvsll, S. C, as sscood^lsss mstUr. JOMM W. MOLMftS 1840-1912 B. P. DAVIES, Editor and Proprietor. SUBSCRIPTION RATHfre One Year $160 Six Month* .90 Three Month* W (Strictly in Advance.) >./ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1922. Kisses and rumors pro from mouth to mouth. Eery woman has an ideal husband before marriage and a very real one afterwards. Correcting the mistakes of the world is a big job, but the world must be corrected. The only man who doesn’t make a fool of himself occasionally is the one that natures saved the trouble. ' In many instances the man who spends his life waiting for the ships to come in waste* his time because he originally omitted to send any ship out. The newspapers are in error when they npeak of "busine** men” who do not advertise. A man who dnen not advertise is not a business man at all —just an imitation. Correct thia sentence: **Wh«n he told his wife that he lost I7V.25 at tho poker p*rty the .-vming befor.\ ah# smiled brightly and said that she really didn’t need a new rut this winter after all.” An •lectrW’ian was one* asked why a dawrhell battery wo«M ad pradure a light. Hn reply a as that •t tabes >00 liases a* saurh purser tu prwdwre tight as It 4«ra to nsake a This affords a very gjK lee the rvantt of few ytars ago and partly by It* ravage* of the boll weevil. They do not stop to think that these condi tion* do not exist solely in this psi • ticular section, and. that In many parts of this great union there *r* people who are hungry, homeless and jobless. The truth is we think too much of self and how we would like the Lord to deal with us. Wc forgdt, and sometimes refuac to care, how it fares with „ our neighbor. Wc measure ’ oiil* ."’appreciation to the Lord by' the size of our bank ac count, imbued thoroughly with the fallacy that money will bu£ us all the comforts and joys we may de sire. Have you nothing to be thankful for? You are physically well, you have a good place t*> eat and sleep, you have not defrauded your neigh bor, you are not a criminal, you have Triends. Then why not be thankfu : ? We might enumerate many more such things, but any of the above are sufficient for fervent thanks. Wc can all lie thankful for some blessing we have received during 'he year, and it is perfectly righ\ we should show it; but in our thankful ness and feasting let us not commit the great error of forgetting the poor and needy. If we can In sny way serve then that they too may Fresh . V sters ahlrs* his default be excused by the Court. Should said successful . bidder fail upon thp demand of the 1 Master to make such deposit when demanded, then the Master is au- ! thoriaed to re-sell sailT property dur- | ing said legal hours of sale upon ' said salesday in question, he being authorized to disregard the bid made ■ q^. by said defaulting bidder, and any fyrther bid made by him, and at such subsequent sale or sales the Master may likewise continue tu -demand such deposit boon the terms herein set out. Terms of sale, CASH. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. H. L. O’BANNON, Master for Barnwell County. Master’s office, Nov. 14, 1922. X Barbwell Fruit X afta TAX SALES 4 | Company | 4*4 4*4 4*4 4*4 the followuig real estate i * Two lots and the Buildings thore- State of South Carolina, County of Barnwell. Town of Barnwell. By virtue of sundry tax executions to me directed by J. M. Caldwell, Clerk and Treasurer of the Town of Barnwell, S. C., I have levied upon and will sell at Barnwell, in front of the Court House, on Monday, Dec ember 11th, T922, at 12 o’clock M., Renew the Looks of YOUR CAR * <» . • " I paint them, make them look like new. Make any kind of Tops, Side Curtains and back Curtains. Work the body ovejr completely. SPECIAL PRICE ON FORD CARS. PAINT- .* , . . v . ED AND TOP PUT ON. SEE ME. H. A. PREVONGA, Barnwell, S. C. NOTICE. ° n * n t ^ ,e '^ own B arnwe H known feel the spirit of thankfulness we!- ^ ‘ _ * 'as lots Nos. 18 and 23 in Block B; on will need, to seek no further for | NOTICE is hereby given that a Maiauley Street; levied upon as the something to Ik? thankful for. Toe meeting of the Stockholders, Mana- j property of D. F. Aldrich, joy of giving and bringing happinc** K*' * 1 '* Mn, l Officers of Hiers 8 Cole-1 Also certain other lots belonging into the lives of unfortunate ones man. Inc., will be held at its store- ! to the estate of Robert Aldrich, brings to you a contentment that • house at Dunbarton, South Cam- located on Aldrich Street; levied upe gold can never buy. j l* n *. twelve o'clock Noon, Friday, on a* the property of the estate of Too many are of the opinion that | December 22, 1922; said meeting, Hoi*-rt Aldrich, deceased, if on Thanksgiving Day each year' being for the purposetof taking nee-1 Th«* proceeds of said sales, or *o | much thereof as may be necessary. | to be applied to the amount due as j taxes to the Town of Barnwell. Terms of sale rash. Purchaser to j pay for papers and all expense’s of j said sale. W A. HAVER. Chief of Police I I Barnwell. R. C*— Nov. it. 1922. 3C Thanksgiving Day each year j being for the purpos-iof taking nee- ollow the custom* of bending essary action to dissolve said Cor- they follow me. rualom> of hr ruling in supplication to the Lord with i j long petition of thankfulness they | have wiped out a year’s debt of | gratitude, and proceed with tbr*r feasting with not a thought of the. tnisery surrounding them that might ’ be alleviated wi^i but a very little j thoughtfulness, charity and cbwer«! futures. The bended knee and thanks j your own hrriUge will mo I ter hf'e against what y«u could hove done fur. poration. November 21, P. J. HIERS. President. 1922.—11-21-41. Tat Hales. tale of Houth Carolina. keiag* It lakes Nit a tHtle push t« start a stao* ndling Wws ki Uaad mas? a fc es«| kesrlsd Uueaaa N ag Ua* toes seat Me tke 4mpik» k—aose u4 a psok a IK* «fv«ig tfirsvlwo It m-y W to-oaose 11 *s eoswr ta po*k lhaa ta puil I So I •• move skeng silk Itw crowd »• vtee iswaedtr. "*w*k »ao fwc k«m»<lf.“ segfre tSiaa it j OrtCtk ohile ta Wad s to tp«ag hand I •here i( Is ao-si medsd ■ng the fruit* ■pon )«w i*e a (sAd. take II Vinreut Jlmaii* He, s itk the aau f *»»w ta Batnu •It gt»e • free di tacsd os Blockvitlr, tsei tks| . » •wloewf, of Mart • 1st a are of hta sgiiie ril a%l Blarki ills, aner to the akf time i oiftiitjr uf Il%rwvell. Town of Boritvv#ll. MkNTKirM BILK. By vsnor mi •mmiry ta* o*o> o* to I. M, lohh.* mt PonMi fontflno. dip II, i "le f h flMMf T^f'tft%*Uf May **# a s r . ] c* wn(y mi B jh •""IS*" L Toon of Hornovll. H | hm*- (artrt of 1 r*-miaton "Vo*. ■Mtoo of*»n an.1 v(H a#R •t B*-norr. ! Mr* Rr-*a C. S t Sflhedl, |f| §«bf |lie How*#, at ruouff. Mos«A*y. tkMvoshrf lei til. sl I. #*• { * da (lark M . Ihv f iBT-tniL t ppsI ss4 ! W >ii. • SI J slth-IMi Mb * arisosnil pr*party Da fro4aai. (l*v lal la (hr (rtOro a i Borowvl'. By % tetiSa* sv a •refetnl av4vff t hr*lr4 apoa a* the | ^rsprf t > #f (P ton 4 JirwrtMl to the qhose etrtitlm naphoa# BrwBr). t ***** >, I OtH Mrl 1 at BomorU. X IT. doe hM In the l«»na « •f Bar«.««(' IMS ffNaisI «*f ills | awrt M"0«c an M« a levied epoa os the pc I Amuc Best. Wc s'l ksnw I hr man. the mmf grip of ok.-*.- ksnd p«U new life 441 aeo 4trr*igtk tala us amt the w»- •oaa *K>av hear* < twee> smiW amide', dcsappsiatment and trwutdr ■naae* «*• **Kam«d /• dr*poir and give up And shy thould wv- O-d rsscmh*# them* It w •umty hrttre ts he like a height cheerful firp. U wbteh our friends ran a arm and re vive their drooping heart*. (Imn hbe Che proverbial wet blanket which can offeetualiy put out the flasur of l»*e and hope P»rs*.na! pewperty of K. G. ft -*rn_ P* cvwsml pfopertv of i. M. Bcnh M Theakegiv log |N an.*»/ at two •' fc k f \ twreal w ftwpeciatrndoiH of the I s*e«h^ui Honda) Hrhcod. owdref, I tpvum upon go E. Bate. The lot amt Huildings * j well Warehouse sthose suspsors this 4*niwr given, and the lamotes mi the Burn well poor yard wtO he takew truck that day tu the daasn •1 *ct| uf J|i»* day, the Itk day wf ituvetnisv. It I d being sahmdBir * m ' said mm a 1 thin the legal hour* «d saW. linlowittg «|usc*i wd pvwfwrty s * \ll that certain 1st oc fhiriel land, wdh *11 huildingv therw*n, ing and being situated M the T« mi Elkn, (aunty wf Barwwell of the Bum- • Htate aforesaid, cwataiutng |w« * arte*, am uu of Barnwell property mi Mrs. The person who it and* „n •hm street comer looking around for s<enrthing to gtwvip about or U, fm*l fauft with can always find what in is looking for. Hut what a life l.e live*. His soul shrivels ami withers until it is shown in his manner mil looks. For such a person life hr* lost it* savor. It liecomes sour, misanthropic, whiney. He passe* from bail to worse and secs no gix*d in anybody or anything. Hi* taxis arc too high, no matter how low they may bo, and ho cusses his neighbor* because his neighbors are prosperous and enjoy life. In fact he hates him self, is a menace to a town’s pros perity, a foe to God and no good to the devil. These persons seem to be a necessary evil m every town and the great question is what to In with them, or how V' cure their baf fling disease that b such an impedi ment to the march of progress. 4 . k k K'TNUml property wf Black Bcw# hrvugfct 4m«k tkwt aflrmoMW They f |». • w •re all I.Kdmg for a *rrat • rr., and "t Turn Bdrft. * f On* lo( and th* building* thrre-m, t# Um Towu of Black*tile. 8. C; on ■ (he town uf Barnwell, luratad on Um U't by laud* mt Mr*. Boaa G. a* the Htansell and 8«>uth by land, of Mr*. Ro«a l*. Stanvcll; and Wr*t by an The •prwkerv wh« have agreed to be present ami .peak to the aid negroes are Col. Harry D. Calhoun, Mrs. A. A. Lemon, mi Barnwell. Mrs. H. W. Henry, of Allendale. Mr. J. t\ Hoffman, of Blarknlle, and Rev. Quick, of Orangeburg. Vincent Smalls, who is a reliable colored man. and doe* much work fori the white people m Barnwell and' Blackvillc, is to be tomnu-nded for giving these good old .time negroes such a ginvl time.—^Uontributed. Burr Street, levied upot property of Rows Braxton Nramwl property of the Barnwell J un-named Street iu said Town uf laundry. : Wka. Th»’ priKted* of vatrf*wiles, nr a«« j Term* of sale, ('ASH. Purchaser much the reof as may hr necessary.) to pay for papers and stamp*, to Oe applied to the amount due as j . H. L. O’BANNON, taxes to the Town cf Barnwell. } Master for Barnwell County. Terms of side cash. Purchaser to - Master's office, Noe. 14, 1922. pay for pn|a r* ami a!! e>pi n.es of said sale. X W. A. HAYES. I MASTER’S SALK. x b<i4 cares LaGrippe. ( hief of Polttfe. j State of South Carolina j LatnwcH, S. ( ., N^y. 2C, 1922.—3t., County of Barnwell. Harold Lloyd's Next A Sk>- scraper Romance M ASTER’S Irs. Couit of Common Pleas. Rosa G. Stanscll, THANKSGIVING. Today, Thursday, Novemberi until Harold undertook to get is the annn?l Thanksgiving Day. 'for him. Skyscrapers are the playthings of Harold Lloyd, the inimitable A^- sociation Exhibitors comedian, in “Never Weaken,” his newest Release showing Thanksgiving and Dec. 1st at the V.ymp’^Theatre. Skyscrapers -are beehives of ro mance, and “Never Weakeh” is the amusing and amazing tale of the!cause, I will sell atiBarnwell love of a youth for a maid, wh7>m he ‘ i y believed untrue. They worked in adjoining offices. Her “boss” was i a doctor without any patients— some »of Seutiv Carolina, Count, of Barnwell. 'C< rr' of Common Pleas. C. J. Hill and P. I’. lUnderson, Pi a ntiffs, ~ vs. Perry B. Bush, he fondant, a decietal order to Plaintiff, vs. Kilie J .Hair, 0 Defendant. Ly virtue of u decretal order to n:e\directed in the above entitled can-eN. will sell at Barnwell, S. C., in front of the Court .ttouso .on Mon- By virtue of We believe that there is no individ ual who comes in contact with mis fortune to the extent that he ha; nothing to be thankful for. As a nation of people we have but to turn our thoughts to Europe and the “Near East’’ to realize that v*' should appreciate to the utmost that, i'nothing to grab hold of but we arc permitted to escape the aw ful conditions that exist in many portions of the old world. Locally we find some who grambTthg and growling and refuT. iog to recognize that they have in any way been favored, simply ly- caaee present conditions are not ux to the average, rwmtd partly by lh«* •hong that hn* followed in/Uted > • or ported of a: Busiheim was thriving when Har old discoveredXhe girl who wore his diamond ring n irT'The arms of an other. He smiled upon deOtK; he weleatncd it with open anns—until he found himself sitting on an iron girder, twelve stories in the air, and | day, the 4th day of December, 1922, i it being salesihw in said month, me d'ricted in. the above entitled | within the legal 'hours of sale, the S. C.,j following^-described property: in front of the Court Hottso. ^on Mon-j “Adi that certain trrtvt, piece or day, the 4th day, of December, 1922, ( parcel of land situate, lying, and be- it being salesday in said month, i ing in the County of BarnweXState within the legal hours of sale, the of South Carolina,\on the public road following descvil)od propertyfrom Barnwell to Williston, contain- “All that tract of land situate in ing eighteen (18) acres, more or less, Barnwell County, South Carolina, containing One Hundred and Fifty- five acres, more or leds, and hounded North by’lands of Wiliam Phinizy, Eagt. by lands of L. A. Bush, South by" tends of George Williams, and West by lands of Anderson William son.” ^ Th»? successful hiildoi' at said sale*- day is required to deposit With, the Master during the (sale ThwHundred Dollars amf hmjnded on the North by lands of Mary E. Hair, East by the public road from Barnwell to Williston, South by lands of Melvin LeRoy Hair, from which it is separated by a ditch running East and West from the public road to lands of the estate of William Matthews, the same be ing so much of the tract and twenty- nine (29) acre* conveyed to me by — \ • *- *» vw***%,j*_v* » V/ IIIV Melvin LeRoy Hair on the 3rd of November, 1919, title to seme framework of a skyscraper 'in the making! Jifg then became sweet ami worth scrambling, tumbling and i?^ n i-^ or . - 4--—4=^5:— : v*lr Thrre Huhdneil Dollars to gusr- 1 of November, 1919, title to is me bt- Harold Lloyd’s feminine partner j ante# compliance with his bid. ing recorded in Title Book 9-H, page id fun is the petit# and pretty Mil- Should said successful bidder fail 29 dr»d Davis. Say Brooks, Mark within 1 renaunable time to comply Term* of sale, CASH Purchaser Jogaa and Charles Stevenson are with his kid. then the sold Three to pay for papers and stamps “*• Hundred Dollar* he has pa*i shall H. L O'BANNOV ’ * * 1W for Master far Rarooeil Cs favor. V 00*4, Master’s 14. ita. Genuinely Good _ A M Mil Generously Good in Quality V in Quantity (VAN-NIL is a synthetic vanilla of rare flavouring content, non-alcoh°Uc.) A Wish • ■ U 1 HAVE TAKEN Cardui for run-down, worn-out E condition, nervousness and sleeplessness, and I was weak too,** says Mrs. Silvie Estes, of Jennings, Okla. “Cardui did me just lots of good —so much that I gave it to my daughter. She complained of a soreness in her sides and back. She took three bodies of Cardui and her condition was much better. "We have lived here, near Jennings, tor 26 years, and now we have our own home in town. I have hpd to work pretty hard, as Urn country wasn't built up, and B made H hard on us. 1 WISH I could tefl weak women of Cardui-the medicine that helped give me the strength to go on and do my work." Thu card fulfib her with. CARDUI The Woman’s Tonic or !»•». and tnqnihif a* fallow*: On the North hy puhUr highway (root the Town ml Wills*loo 11 JUST RECEIVED A car of exceptionally FINE LUMP COAL. See me before placing your orders, as 1 can save you money on your purchases. 1 also have a number of splendid Horses and Mules, which 1 am offering at money saving prices. Don’t forget me when in need of Buggies, Wagons, Harness, etc. . /> CHARLIE BROWN, HILL TOP STABLES, BARNWELL, S. C. <&» ♦** V M. L. Middleton . W. M. Peterson V President / ' Sec. & Treas. V f ❖ TO ' -' | x ^ ' & PETERSON Incorporated yCOTTON FACTORS X ’ ♦> SPECIAL ATTENTION TO WEIGHTS f AND GRADES 216 East Bay Street Savannah. G*. <•