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JOMN W. HOLMES
18*0-1912
B. P. DAVIES, Editor and Proprietor.
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1923.
A mosquito is a srreat screen actor,
and he nearly always gets by. -
One good thing about jazz is that
it keeps you from noticing that the
piano is out of tune.
A Barnwell man Says that sun
shine ought to begin where the
honeymoon leaves off.
Our idea of a pessimist is a man
who looks in 'TFht .death notice col-
• t
umn for his own name.
A news dispatch says that a wo
man is going to marry the man that
shot her. Revenge is sweet.
The ninth series of the Barnwell County Building and
Loan Association has matured and* a new series will be
started Tuesday, Feb. 6th. Stock in your local building and
Joan association offers an exceptional opportunity to small in
vestors and those who wish to own their own homes.
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For further information apply to ^ 3
FERTILIZERS.
I WILL HAVE FOR SALE FOR
SALE FOR CASH AT THE SOUTH-'
ERN COTTON OIL CO.’S YARD
AT BARNWELL,^ ALL GRADES
OF FERTILIZER, INCLUDING NI-
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TRATE OF SODA, IN ANY QUAN-
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TITY. APPLY TO—
.A. LEMON or N. G. W. WALK
President Sec. & Trees.
L M. CALHOUN
HOME FURNITURE CO.’S OFFICE
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Middleton Barber Shop 1
A New York man burned his
wife’s clothes to keep her from run
ning around. No one noticed the
diffsrsnca.
The man who can’t get his wife’s
sttention sny other wsy will find
that he is most successful if he
talks in his sleep.
Brown Skin, You Haven’t Been
Vamped at All,” M Honeysuckle
Time,” “Shuffle Along,” and many
othera.
“Shuffle Along” will be presented
st The Vsmp Theatre in Barnwell
Saturday, Feb. Srd.—Adv.
MASTERS SALE.
MASTER’S SALE.
Christmas bonds and seals to the
amount of $118.36 wete sold in
Barnwell County in 1>*23. The tot
for the State was 917,30916. an I
ireaee of ■ little ever 91.000 ev
the previous year.
in a
A certain young man living
town not eo many miles freas
wall had to shove his
Charlie Chaplin muetarhe after try
ing te steal a kUe from a girl
Js11test Jaas la Feat
Many varieties of
ere otUtasM In the
the
last night
at the Majestic Theatr*. end the
large audience never got a chance to
get ever ese fit ef laughing heft
another pa rax yam started In, aaya
an racheng*
Apparently e great deal mere than
the ordinary jaas eras needed as en
accompaniment to tne tireless emrv-
gy the principals and chensa man!
feet la the two acta of the
and they had it. and to spare.
The man at the traps and a g‘H
In the chorus with a calliope vuku
almost shared equally the
with the two leading
John Vaughnrr ax “Steve Jenkins*
and Edgar Conners as “Sam PccL*’
rival candidates for the majorJty
of “Jimtown" and partners in a gro
cery store.
For skill and ginger, the man at
the traps was far and away ahead
of any jazz adept that ha.^ come th;s
way. Evidently the other music'ars
in the orchestra, also seemingly pos
sessed of boundless enthusiam, had
to attend strictly to business to keep
poce with this classy manipulator
of varied instruments, who certain
ly can sling a “mean pair of sticks.” ,
The comedy started off with *1
whirl and a bang that set the heads
of the audience to swimming, and
this speed was maintained into the
second act, where, in evolving the
story, it lets up a bit.
Slender-limbed “jazz babies” with
light brown skins and their ehoto-
late colored partners displayed amaz
ing agility in the athletic dances
that spread over the two acts.
Blanch^ Thompson, one of ■the
best colored prima donnas on the
stage, who appeared as “Jessie vVii-
liams,” and Theo McDonald, who es
sayed the role of “Harry Walton,^
have sufficient musical voices to
make their interpretations of two of
the leading characters especially
pleasing. There is an interesting
array of colored types in the show,
which last night’s audience seemed
greatly to appreciate, .and. there are
some of the greatest voices ever
heard here in musical comedy.
The performance sparkles like
old champagne and it is guaranteed
to rejuvenate the most tired business
man or the jaded spirits of anyone.
The “Bronze Beauty” chorus is a b'g
feature.
- Among the plentiful song hits in
"Shuffle Along." for catchy tunes.
SEED
For Sale
(triMBRS. CANTALOUPE,
AND WATSON WATPSMEL
ON HEED GROWN at ROCKY-
FORD. COLO, FOR C. M
MATRUL
THREE HEED ARE FOR
BALI BY
Is. C. H.
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H KITE MIR PRK1
State of South Carolina, ....
County of Barnwell.
Cwrt of Common Pleas.
JOHN LANGLEY,
. Plaintiff,
vs.
WILLIAM F. CEASE, et al.
Defendants.
By virtue of a decretal order to me
directed in the above entitled cause,
fY*wt!f sett at Barnwell, fa front vt
the Court House, on Monday, the
6th. day of February. 1933, t| being
Buireday fa said mouth, wtthta the
legal bourn of sale, the following
dsuenbed rent property:
“All that tract, of parrel of la ad
situate, tying, and being ta Isaaett’s
Township, la raws H county.
8. C, euatohnug Five Hundred gad
Fifty (Md) arena, more or lose, a id
bordered North by the lauds now
or formerly of D P. ley] lust by
of M R Rountree; houtb by
of now or formerly of f. f.
d on the Woot by lands of
Mrs. K E. Rules.'*
Terms of sale one Ibird (a*h- end
tbr bulunru on one end (me yours
credit. I be parvbexrr to eseruto to
tbe Mooter a Rosnf and Mortugago
of tbe p remise ■ to secure tbe credit
Said Rood and Mertagagv
to bear into root from date until
paid, at • per rent mtrrrel with If
per rent attorney's fee rlaae. and
to pay far papers and
H. L. O BANNOS*.
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Master's office, Jan. li, 1933.
State of South Carolina,
County of Barnwell.
Court of Common Pleas.
MARIE T. CORNELL,
Plaintiff,
va.
L1KNTE BRADLEY,
Defendant.
By virtue of a decretal order to me
directed in tbe above entitled cause,
I will sell ta Barnwell, m front of
the Court bouse, en Monday, tbe &th
day of February, 1933. II bring
Baleoday fa said month. wttb% tbe
legal boars of sale, tbe following
described property;
"All that pteco. parrel er tract
«f laud to Great Cypresu Tewusbip.
Rsrows 11 County, R. C, rosdaiuimi
Ton «10| acroo, mare or loos, and
hounded on tbr Nortb by lands of
Jem»s Croerb; East by lauds of Al
bert Case; Boutb by Und» of C R.
luyutou. and uu the Weot by lauds
of E«aa Cave, to mg the ptore .w
whUrh the suid Lsause Imdtoy
residee
ALIO
"All that pmee. purr l ee tract ef
laud Ml the shone named «
and Bute, and m Great C
Turw—bie. routetmng eight (9) acres
amro or Wan, and bowudod North by
lando of Albert Cave; lust by Ian Is
of Elisa Gave; Roots by taudi ef
Evan Carr, and an tbe WVst My
toads of Helen Cave."
Terms ef sale rAIII. Par
c baser to pay for papers and
^ H. L. tVBANNoN.
Man ter
Mastrr's office. Jaa. 16. 1933.
SAYS THEY ARE BETTER PRE
PARED NOW TO SERVE THE
PUBLIC. HE HAS INSTALLED
THE LATEST ELECTRIC HAIR
CUTTERS AND THREE BARBERS
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