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JUST RECEIVED.—A carload of
"Titehold” Red Cedar Shingles. Also
a shipment of lime, cement and
brick. Get my prices before buying.
—C. F. Molair, Barnwell, S. C. ll-£0
FOR SALE.'^—Cabbage plants. By
mail 25 cents per hundred. By ex
press two dollars per thousand.
These are and frost proof.
Cash with order. Dr. C. N. Burck-
halter, Barnwell S. C. 12-26-22. 4t.
STRAYED.—January 6th, from
Harry Croft’s house, one blue or
dove-colored mare mule. Finder will
please communicate with Charlie
Brown, Barnwell, S. C. 1-18.
FOR SALE.—Milch coows above
the average, fresh in flow. $35 and
$40 each. Also a number of
minorca. cockerels at $1.50 each. Joe
Owens, Blackville, S. C. l-18-2t.
Jas. M. Caldwell, Treas 51.30
The Barnwell People 21.00
New Sentinel Pub. Co. 44.00
City Cash Market 9.09
E. W. Holman -v 16.40
Simoir Browah’s Sons L_ 146.10
City lee Co. ^ ^__3.30
W. B. Parker 4.50
fc. Cohen «—..-__^_^17.01
1 Ai» OoMiiahy l-■‘rs 1 ._ 1 lWk75
C. F. Molair 67.42
Lemon Bros. ___169.47
Mrs. F. H. Miller 9.50
Lou Emma Creech-1__! 10.00
Farmers Union Mer. Co. _ _. .30.15
A. J. Owens 30.16
D. J. Hair 7.50
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Rescue Orphanage __15.00
J. G. Moody . 5.90
C. C. Baughman 5.5(1
J. S. Towne 1.00
G. W. Gregory X__ 5.00
Carlie Brown, Jr. 14.00
W. B. Lewis .25.25
G. D. Morris 60.90
G. T. Boylston 50.00
Joseph Baxley 60.00
Leon Thompson ,4. ■ 50
Vickery Brothers 5.25
ODp APPEAL TO UNCCE SAM
Congraaaman Thought Old Gont'oman
Might Havo 8om« Kind of a
Henry Hartzog 50.00
Mrs. M. E. Youngblood 2.24
Willie Hair 7.00
J. N. Stansell 11.00
C. W. Wall 5.00
fC .K. Sanders 9.93
Statue Lying Around.
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There la a military oflloer to the
office of the superintendent pf public
buildings and grounds at Washington
wbo. from a recent experience, bps
reason to that aotpfr members
of crHtgf&s are uttSlMlabfc'
' A refuoaentatlve from a remote die
In a far eoutlwrn state tele
phoned him for a “statue of awe
* lad--preferably a figure of a soldier "
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that a little tosm la bla ill strict I ms
decided to Iwswar tta arreral fosng
towaeokeu. otko ueru killed la tbo
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aare of mooey to spr od aa a meaasrtol
ensue of the leading nt teens bad waa
dreed If I’arlo fteui omstda t help oat.
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mm— aiatueo laying areuad tbat yea
bad Sod mlortod atteu far av eioo bad
aa farther aae for. la ahkrlt esoai yaa
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an remt ttoeoto." She f«-j reen,' l»o
rntdnlaed la a awtoaa aad aaaoo
mouaoe,
The toiler, oi esanling to the nrms
John Morris
U. D. Cook
Andrews Brothers
8. V. Brown
J. Staff HalfotM
Epp’s Pharmacy .... ...
Delos M. Spring ......
V. L. NeviU
| Blackville Motor Co. ...
I White Contracting Co. ..
| White and Simpoon ....
I G. D. • Morris ...'.~?.vr
j O. D. Hammond ......
Pal Concrete Mfg. Co.
I Mr* Fairy B (*orrtaaa
IC. R Teague ...... *...
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M. Kirkland ......
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Epp’s Pharmacy J 26.45
C. K. Sanders 76.00
C. K. Sanders * .25.40
J. B. Armstrong 38.70
Hohie Bank . 10,011.85
J. K. Snelling 10.00
Elma Cave 122.13
C. K. Sanders ; .33.50
^ K. Sandenr^^rr^r-. 153.00
H. G. [Boylston 116.66
Lemon Brothers 92.73-
A-.-J. Owens l ...29.16
W. B. Parker 3.00
Rescue Orphanage ______ 15 00
L. Cohen {- 4.36
Jas. M. Caldwell 38.93
Lou Emma 1 Creech __i— 10.00
Hair^ Brothers ~ 11.10
J. B. Morris 46.25
C. B. Lazar 12.50
Wall St. Pharmacy 2.80
C. K. Sanders 6.00
Tho Barnwell People 42.25
New Sentinel Pub. Co. 51.75
J. S. Still ...3.00
White Cont. Co.. 2,691.95
H. R. Edwin .* 15.00
Friday and Hill ___. 185.62
Ben Ford — 38.00
J. Staff Halford 41.66
C. K. Sanders 125.00
J. S. Still .150.00
A. Ray Sanders 41.66
W. M. Jones ,...75.00
J. B. Morris 14.98
Blackville Hdw. Co. • 10.00
Delos M. Spring 390.90
J. B. Armstrong ........ 22.45
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C. R. Boylston
Williston Hd>v. Co.
G. O. Cadden _
Gulf Refining Co.
Carolina Prug Co.
-O. Dv Hamtnond, M.
E. G. Bolen .
J. M» Diamond .
A. N. Garber
Lemon Brothers
Q. B. Jotmson
B. Mazursky
Hogg’s Market
J.-W. Cook .
Arrington Bros. Co.
E. P. Tarrance
‘ T. R. Chisolm
C. R. Thompson
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J. B. Morris .15.95
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W. H. Woodward
B. Armstrong _L.
B. Armstrong
J. Cochran
C. K. Sandura
J. B. Armstrong ..
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G. W. Halford .
G. T. Boylston
Austin Bros. Hr
W. T. Mims
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125.00- Mamie B. Sanders
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A. Ray Sander. ......
L. M. Birt
C. R. Thompson
Henry Hartzofe
Gulf Refining Co.
Ding Dunbar
Blackville Hdw. Co. _
G. D. Morris
,E. Andersoon
R. Harley
M. Hogg _ . r — .
T. Riley
Towne
Joseph Baxley
J. H. Sanders
T. W. Scott
B. B. Easterling
A, Ray Sanders _
-N. F. Sanders ....
W. LV Harley
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..1.50 I. H. P. Hutto
. 8.00 C# J. Pickling ......
15.C2 C. K. Sanders ....
.20.001 R. L. Bronson
.40.001 Blat-kville Motor Co. „
..8.801 Epp’s Pharmacy
,40.001 Vu kery Brothers 6.10
.50.00 1 Greene Lumber and Crate Co.. 27.11
Wm. E. McNAB
Fertilizer and Fertilizer
Material.
Cotton Seed Bought and
Meal Exchanged.
BARNWELL* S. C.
•Wm. McNAB
Representing .
FIRE. HEALTH AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Personal attention given all busineas
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Elma Cave 122.13
P. W. Price 7.00
G. M. Main 3.60
The Best Pharmacy .83.10
Farmers Union ■ Mer. Co. 89.50
A. J. Owens 28.41
Rescue Orphanage _ .-15.00
Mace Drug Co. 4.50
L. Cohen 4.3i:
ML C. Diamond 65.00
Hair Brothers 1.40
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Winter Excursion Fares
VIA-
Southern Railway System
* INTER EXCTRBION TICKET* NOW ON BALK TO ALL
SOUTHERN RESORT POINT*. TMXETft ON BALK DAILY
UNTIL APRIL MTH. WITH FINAL BRTUBN UNIT JUNE
UTH, 1923.
BTOPOVEks ALLOWED AT ANY AND ALL POINT* EI
THER GOING OR RETURNING WITHIN FINAL LIMIT OF
TIJE TICKET.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL
RAILWAY TICKET AGENTS. OR—
ON SOUTHERN
W. C. W ALKER.
Traveling Passenger Afent.
Charleston, S. C.
R. W. HUNT,
District Passenger Agent,
Charleston, S. C.
BARNWELL. 8. G
DR. CECIL RAY,
, Physician and Surgeon.
Office in the Lancaster Building,
Barnwell, S. C.*
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115.52 Lou Emma
__J3.00 Lemon Brothers
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C. F. Molair .1 6.13
J. M, Caldwell, Treas. .-54.36
B. Mazursky 17.05
John K. Snelling lOTKl
C. K. Sanders : ..12.00
The Barnwell People 81.00
Columbia Office Sup. Co. 4.57
New. Sentinel Pub. Co. . .25.00
New Sentinel Pub Co. ...
R. L. Bronson 1.42.00
R. L. Bronson __.75
J. B. Armstrong .. .1,865.10
Molair 1.50
McElhenny 1. _ 14.50
Wooley 25.00
Duncan * 15.83
Scott .27.91
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. .206.00: E 0. Bolen -^-3.00
R. R. Johnston 26.07
j Lemon Brothers ... 20.60
3.60 Wall St Ftunnnry ...... 2*70
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,4.!0 Hogr'a Market —14,71
THAT BINDS OUR CUSTOMERS TO THIS BANK.
CHAIN OF GIGANTIC STRENGTH AND LENGTH.
STRONGEST LINKS IN THAT CHAIN ARE—
, EXCELLENT SERVICE.. WE TAKE GREAT PRIDE IN THE
PROMPT SERVICE WE RENDER TO OUR MANY PATRONS. An-
NOTHER LINK IS—
^OSE CO-OPERATION. .EVERY DEPOSITOR HAS CLOSE CO-
OPERATION AND WE TAKE GREAT PAINS TO SEE THAT Hi. OR
SHE IS SATISFIED. ANOTHER LINK.JS—
SAFETY. THIS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL. THERE
IS A GREAT CONSOLATION IN,KNOWING THAT YOUR MONEY
IS SAFE.
THERE ARE NO WEAK LINKS IN THIS STRONG CHAIN.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Capital Stock, $50,000.00
Make This Bank Your Beat Servant.
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