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JUST RECEIVED.—A carload of
“Titehold” Red Cedar Shingles, Also
a shipment of • lime, cement and
hrrck. Get my. prices, before buying.
—C. F. Moiair, Barnwell, ,S. C. 11.30
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.
While it is regretted that the change
had to be made it is thought that
there will be as large attendance in
April as there would have befen in
March. It is very probable that the
weather will be better/in April than
in March.
It is the aim of the officers of the
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association to nave present at least
2000 teachers at the . meeting and
to reach a membership of 3000 by
association last year the dues f6r
men and women were changed 'to
$2.00. This amount should be sent
to W. E. Black, Tj^easurer, at Estill,
S. C. • :•
' /The Department Presidents -are
husy working oxTtheir programs, and
a strong program will be presented
by each of the Departments. Teach
ers over the State having suggest
tions to make are urged to send
these suggestions to the Depart
ment Presidents.
Rachel Rountree 40.00
M. J. Miller, Sect. Treas. 52.60
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$682.60
District No. 10.—Healing Springs
Jas. J. Ray »— v $7.60
Ruth M. Coggins ------ 85.00
Dixie Owens 85.00
J. Harold Shealy % 125.00
Ruth Mims Coggins __85.00
Dixie Owens — 85.00
(April 12th. At the session of. the Harold Shealey ..ja5.00
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A Fitting Memorial.
FOR SALE.—Vine Seed. Rocky
Ford Cantaloupe ‘Seed; Whita Spine
and Long Green Cucumber Seed, 60
cents per pound. Excel and Tom
Watson Melon Seed, 60 cents per
pound. These are the best seed.
Cash with ordef.—Dr. C. N. Burck-
halter, Bamwel*' S. C. 1-25-tf
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JEWELRY.—Buy your Jewelry
from my stock at the Mace Drug
Company and leave with him your
repair work which you would have
me do for you.—W. D. Gantt, Jewel
er. 1-25-tf
J. Harold Shealey 134.08
Dixie Owens -—-—85.00
Ruth Mims Coggins _-85.00
Ruth Mims Coggins __S5.00
J. Harold Shealey __125.00
Dixie Owens -_- 85.00
Edna L. Zeigler 75.00
M. J. filler Sect. Treas 52.50
$1,324.18
District No. 11.—Four Mile.
L. E. Bush ___$100.00
L. E. Bush 100.00
D. C. Bush —l'. -11.00
Rev. R. L. Walker 35.00
L. E. Bush —103.95
M. J. Miller Sect. Treas. .1 4.50
$354.45
District No. 12^—Dunbarton.
Herbert H. King $47.19
Herbert H. King 613.24
Herbert H. King ...... .">93.97
J. B. Armstrong, Treas. 137.50
H. H. King 589.11
Flora Clark 40.00
..10.00
. .72.00
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Mrs. E Carter Price went up to
Laurens Saturday fur a visit ta rel
ative*.
Mrs. J. G. H>weII and children, bf
Lamer, are the gussta of Bern well
fWwtiVINl,
At last a fitting memorial to the
men who fought for what they
thought was right and what all true
Southerners still think was right, is
to be erected, or, to be exact, to be
carved. This memorial to the South
ern Confederacy will be carved on*
the side of Stone Mountain near At
lanta by Gutzon Borglum, a well
known sculptor. It will represent
life mobilization of the Confederate
army, including all of ita branches I Clark
infantry, cv.lry, .rtillcry. which j M j MlU , r . s«t. TW
will be shown marching across the
side of the mountain. In the fore
ground will be the leaders reviewing
these troops, ahsong them being Lee, Ihatnrt So
Davis, Jackson, Wheeler and other*.; A. N Garber ........ ..
The memorial, according le Me. | pa oh nr Still ~
Borglum. will be the greatest mob- Francis Rankin ........
ament ever built. The head of the; Pr. A. 8. Blanchard .....
horse on which Lee will be seen rid- ^ Pauline Still ........
tag la to bu thirty feet long. The Praan* Raakht ......
figures of Lee and Devi* will be M. J. Miller, Sort. Trvo*
carved first, followed by the other*.
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against wind, cold and rain has res
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mountain ae (bat ihag caa to carved,
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lamp wtoch will throw ray* TBO feeC
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figure* end by working el (night
hy awnn* of thle lamp to wilt to'
able to print a psrtgru na the UMUft I
tala much ae e photegruptor print*
phntagrepha. After the IlSht* ha*
•hone ea (to spot foe sevifnl hour*
•W'rloping Duet* will to poured ever
it. thu* developing the picture Af
ter that me* will begin the work of
carving.
This monument will root hundred*
iff thousand* of dollar* and wit) show
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Mr and Mrs. S. E. Hotctnsou
ramr down frugi Philadelphia Mae*.
, _ . , . . . the love and gratitude that the South
day to enjoy a few day* stay at! . .
their country home, "Quail Lodge
near Barnwell.
m has for the men who fought end died
I for the Confederacy.—Julian Har
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popular car is one of the ma»t beau
tiful on thr-market.
TREASURER'S REPORT.
District Na. 14.—Green**.
Wm. E. McNAB
Fertilizer and Fertilizer
Material*
Cotton Seed Bought and
Meal Exchanged.
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Mr. end Mr*. P. W. Price, Mr. and
Mr*. T. J. lungley end Mr. E. Carter
price went up to Columbia Sunday
4> visit Mr. Perry A. Price, who I*
a hospital in that city.
An alarm of fin* was given Sun
day alxml 1 o’clock but proved to bo
nothing more serious that grass
burning in a field at the rear of the
home of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Simms.
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Attention is called* to the Dog Tax
Law, which is published in full else
where in this issue. All owners of
dogs will do well to acquaint them
selves with the provisions of this
Act.
County Treasurer's Report ‘of
School Claim* paid for Quarter end
ing December 31, 1922:
J. B. ARMSTRONG,
County Treasurer.
Mrs. A. 13. Patterson desires to
thank all men, white and colored,
who responded so readily and ren
dered such excellent assistance when
her home was threatened by five
Thursday morning*.
Following an attack of appendici
tis last week, Mr. Perry A. Pri
went up to. Columbia for an opera
tion, which was performed Friday.
He hi recovering rapidly and his
many friends hope to see him home
at aa early date.
District No. 2.—Seven Pine*.
Lucy Cook ... $80.00
Sine Birt 65.00
Mr*. T. D. Creighton, Jr. 10.00
Mrs. T. D. Creighton, Jr. 12.00
Mrs. T. D. Creighton, Jr. 12.00.
Sina Birt -_65.00
Sina Birt 0&OB
B. ~F. Davis 12.00
Lucy Cook 80.00
Lucy Cook 1.80.50
Cornelia Patrick 60.75
M. J. Miller, Sect. Treas 19.50
M. S. Heir
Susie Webb ......
Susie Webb .....
M. J. Miller, Seet.
Ins.
•12.00
..70.44
..70.45
27.00
Total $561.75
* District No. 4.—Big Fork.
Sarah - Thomas $110.00
S. P. Williams ... 30.00
Sarah Thomas ... _ —110.00
M. J. Miller. ___—,_.7.50
__ $257.50
District No. 7.—Red Oak.
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Mrs. Mable Parler Gantt $65.50 [
• 179.90
District No. H.—Blackt Hie.
J. B. Armstrong, Treas
note end interest •5,300.00
J. R. My rick r — ..-.-.-.6.50
C. W. Rizer *1,142.08
C. W. Rizer 100.00
Ben Williams 45.50
Blackville Hardware Co. 84.50
J. R. Woodward 59.10
The Selig Company 31.70
B. J. Reddish _ —75.00
Carolina Portland Cement Co. .31.50
E^n Williaims 33.50
A. B. Brodie ' .*225.00
S. J. Rice ...145.20
Blackville Hdw. Co... 1..75.00
S. J. Rice /—72.50
J. S. Seabrook 2.00
Bank of Western Carolina ..157.82
Ben Williams .18.00
W. C. Hyer -1 423.95
B. J. Reddish Tq.OO
!TX”Rice ..105.00
Public Service Commission —_2.65 j
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Wm. McNAB
Representing
FIRE, HEALTH AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Personal attention given ell busi:
..Office in Harrison Block, Mein 8t
Winter Excursion Fai
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Southern Railway Sys
WINTER EXCURSION TICKETS NOW ON SALS
SOUTHERN RESORT POINTS. TICKETS ON SAL
UNTIL APRIL MTH. WITH FINAL RETV UN UM
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STOPOVERS ALLOWED AT ANT AND ALL POI
THER GOING OR RETURNING WITHIN FINAL L
THE TICKET. •
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BARNWELL. S. C
DR. CECIL RAY,
Physician and Surgeon.
Office in the Lancaster Building,
Barnwell, S. C.
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Tr*veling Passenger Agent.
Charleston, S. C.
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District Passenger
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C. W. Riser 1,118.03
C. W. Riser .1 ....1,125.28,
65.00 ! A. B. TBrodie —225.00 j
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The mating of the State Teach
ers’ Association has been postponed
from March 8th, 9th, end 10th to
April 12th, 13th end 14th. This
~‘»n was taken because it. was
lought it would be unwiee to have
It* meeting during the time Billy
Sunday ie in Columbia. The datf
fixed with the understanding
that the Mly Sunday meettngs
to toffm on March l*th and ouly «v
^-_40»0SS. J. Rice ..>.63.82
M. J. Miller, Sect Treas -6.00 j Blackville Hdw, Goo. -.32.40
]S. J. Rice 74.00
$176.50 j The Selig Company _ 63.50
Ghurchfield Fud Company 237.98
Blackville Ladies' Improve
ment Association 100.00
B. J. Reddish l
J. M. Miller 50XM)
| S. J. Rice— -SO.Ooj
fC. W. Riser ^<—1.115.83 I
Augusts Lumtor Co. ..251.00 1
M. J. Miller Sect. Ins. 115.20
District No. 8.—Long Branch.
Jim Morgan —$2.50
Pinkie Bates 65.00
J. P. >1. Carter .30,00
Pinkie Bates —T .w-y.^-65.00 |
Myrtis Thompei^— 80.40
Myrtis Thompson — - .82280
M. J. Miller, Sect Tree*. ..--.45J0
THAT BINDS OUR CUSTOMERS TO THIS BANK. IT IS A
CHAIN OF GIGANTIC STRENGTH AND LENGTH. SOME OF TH >
STRONGEST_LINKS L\ THAT CHAIN ARE-
EXCELLENT SERVICE. WE TAKE GREAT PRIDE IN THE
PROMPT SERVICE WE RENDER TO OUR MANY PATRONS, An-
NOTHER LINK IS—
. CLOSE CO-OPERATION.._EV ERY DEPOSITOR HAS CLOSE CO
OPERATION AND,WE TAKE GREAT PAINS TO SEE THAT HE
SHE jJS^SATISFIED. ANOTHER LINK IS—
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.
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District Ne. t —Hilda.
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Capital Stock, $60,000.00
Make This Bank Your Beet Servant
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