The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, August 16, 1923, Image 5
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B US IN ESC !
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. FOR 8ALJL—Milch .. cows; will
for ■ two-hone wafon or a
[ord. I can pleaat you. —J. E.
>na, BlackviUe, 8. C.
LOST, STRAYED OH STOLEN,
one white and black spotted female
Walker hound. Black ears with
white face. Will answer to name of
Lottie Any infomation will be ap
preciated;—G. L. Hill, Barnwell, S.
C., route 2. ■ ■ " • itp.
FOR SALE.—Two good Jersey
milch cows; will soon be fresh. Pricf,
$20 and $25.—Apply T. B. Harley,
Martin, S. C. . 8-16-3tp.
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• HERB AND HEREABOUTS. •
The days lose 11 minutes in sun
shine this week. ~
Mr. L. Cohen has purchased a Hud-,
son sedan from the W. D. Harley
Motor Co., of this city, which concern
has delivered a number of cars it;
the past several weeks.
A 1924 model Buick Four, equipped
with four-wheel brakes, attracted
quite a bit of attention here Monday
afternoon. It was driven by Mr. G.
M. Neeley, the dealer for this terri
tory.
Mr. T. B. Harley, of Martin, was a
visitor here Tuesday.
Mr. Martin Best left Monday in his
car for Hendersonvlle, N, C.
Mr*. T. E. Cummings is spending
►tne time in Asheville. N. C.
A mistrial'was ordered 'at'CMHes-
ton last week in the case agamst W.
T. Riley, Jr., of Allon'ate, .the jury
standing 11 to 1 for acquittal.
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stay of
It to nnioritpnrt that tho Doctor w
eontiwM to.procureJujyprrfeosion in
the capital city.
Mrs. Dorothy Ayers has returned
to her homo in Savannah after a
pleasant visit to her uncle. Capt. G.
M. Main. She is employed as cashier
jn thr Silver 5 and 10 Cent Store In
tKe Georgia city.
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Mr. L. P. Wison, of Orlando, Fla.,
arrived in Barnwell Monday morning
to join his wife and little son, who*
have been the guests of Col. and Mrs.
N. G. W. Walker for several weeks.
He made the trip from the Land of
Flowers by auto.
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FURSE & LAWTON
(Established in 1907)
Cotton Factors
SAVANNAH. GEORGIA.
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Mias Joaa Riley. •# AoguaU, Is
vtctunf friends la Barnwell
Mr. H. C. Motto, of Mortrvtlle. wa«
a Msotoooo rtoitor here
I Mr Ralph *mnk left Moadsy u.
|oto hto wife m Hia^iineRM. M C )
Mias Margacru# fSevr. of Moot
Tew*. ( (ho pwoos of Mr* R 1
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Liberal advances on consignments. •
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Prompt attention to all business given us.
Best market prices guaranteed.
Quick sales and prompt returns.
Ship us your cotton.
We are here to serve you.
“Strong and Well”
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mob Hiatt were ra Bamberg Sotardsv
oa profranuinal basiaoso.
Mr*. G. M Greene has returned
from a pleasant visit to relatives in
Burlington and Wilson. N. C.
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The Woman’s Took
Mr*. Len* Davie* leaves today
(Thursday) for Glenn Springs, where
she will spend a couple of weeks.
Miss Carrie McNab, of Florence,
is spending her vacation with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William McNab,
of this city. ' •
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The friends of Mrs. Cecil B. Ray
will learn with regret that she is in a
Columbia hospital ind hope for her
early recovery.
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Little Miss June MiTTious entertain-
noon in celebration of the seventh
ed a number of friends Friday after
anniversary of her birth.
Two parties of Barnwell fishermen,
left here this week, .one for an out
ing on the Combahee, near , Yemas-
see, and the other for Colleton Coun
ty.
The hot dry feather of the past
week has checked in a large meaaur*
ibr activities of the boll weevil,
which had brume quite, at
daring the wrt •pe*l.
Summer
I Vacationist!
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The season for summer vacations is here.
Where are you going to spend yours?
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Do you perfer the mountains with their scenic V
grandeur, babbling brooks and shady nooks, and afford- ^
ihg all out-door amusements such as Hiking, Horseback
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Riding, Golf, Etc., with cool nights for rest and refresh
ment, or would you rather go to the seashore with its «>♦<,
Cool Breezes, Bathing, Boating, Sailing and Fishing?
Consult nearest Southern Railway System Passen
ger Representative or Ticket Agent for full particulars
and assistance in making your plans-
Reduced summer tourist fares to all resort aecijoa*
m uk vatu awn kM I'mds 1 ^
Mr G. M V«'vlgy, «# Otar, was a
WaMriv* nrilar hero gr>a*y He
he* a*A$ eae */ thw *ew . irh wror
e*s ear* ri> A Aariea flhadh Cae. ef thro
«OV dhdriaay tab* madb aa aaa* a* a
•*v*aarort h* jHK«*aaA Mj $ria(hqp •»
(pt« r*t 'iWNnf
Mail fit
J&uick for 1924!
Buick again creates a new
standard of car comfort,
safety, utility and beauty.
And Buick again estab
lishes a new dollar for
dollar value for quality
motor cars.
BUICK MOTOR COMPANY, FLINT, MICH..
DtvMmm •( Gcttcrml Motor a Corporation
PtoMar Buildar* of Bronchos im All Principal
Vario-ln-HooU Motor Gar* . dtUs-Domlara Koorymhora
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- - OLAR BUICK BO..
Olar, S. C.
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GINNING
NOTICE
Our Ginning Plant, which was destroy
ed by fire last year, has been rebuilt and is
now equipped with four of the latest im-
proved gins and one double box press, every-.
thing being in first class condition to handle
the new crop. We are equipped to gin 75
bales of cotton pier day, and can assure the
public pf quick service and excellent turn
out.
Charges, $2.50 per bale up to 500
poutids. Over 500 at the rate of 50 cents
per 100 pounds. Bagging and ties, $1.00.
No ginning will be charged. Terms cash.
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Farmers
B. S. Moore, Mgr.
Barnwell, S. G
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