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LOST, STBULYBb Oft STOLEN,
one white and .klack spotted female
W alker hound. Black - with
white face. .W5U answer tp name of
Lottie. Any ginfermation will be ap-
preciated.—G. il*. Hill, Barnwell, S.
C., route 2. , ■ ' itp.
FOR SALE!.—Two good Jersey
milch cows; will soon be fresh. Price,
$20 and $25.—Apply T. B. Harley,
Martin, S. C. 8-16-3tp.
• HBRB AND HEREABOUTS. •
The days lose 12 minutes in . sun
shine this week.
Mr. Martin C. Best has returned
^from a trip to Hendersonville, N. C.
Mrs. Sarah Moore has returned
from a visit to her danfhter in Sum
merville.
Mr. W. J tesiMi ram* daw a few*
Colombia to )aia Ida wtfa. who has
been * pending is me time wttfc her
mother, Mrs. 8*1 He McNab. Meiftev*
ton will spend the week-end in thr
city and while here expects to an joy
a fishing trip.
Col. Edgar A. Brown and Mr. W
L. Cave have returned from a moTrth'%
visit to Hot Springs, Ark., and Tate
Springs, Tenn. Among the other
distinguished guests at the Tennes
see resort was Senator Oscar Under
wood, of Alabama, who is an aspirant
for the Democratic nomination ' for
President of the United States.
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asd Mm Harry D <***-*• Ml Pm
GreeavBla by Pwtmarter B. A. Dm
ana. They made the trip by BVta.
Mr. Clyde Vickery driving the car.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hayea and chil
dren came up from Sanford, Fla.,
last week for a visit to relative# and
friends in Allendale and Barnwell.
Mr. Hayes, who is a brother of Mr.
W. ,A. Hayes, of this citj^ has returrfl
ed home but his family will remain
in this section for some time. While
in the city he renewed his subscrip-
r H6h~io ~Th~eTe6ple.
Adver&e in The People.
Mist Elisa Kirkland, of Columbia,
ia speBding her vecBtim witn friends
in the city.
Mr. and Mr* W, A. Hayee sad
Jr^ldren spent Bundug with reladlilP
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FURSE & LAWTON
(EeteMMhed in 1907)
Cotton Factors
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
Liberal advance* on consignments.
Prompt attention to all business given us.
Best market price* guaranteed.
Quick sale* and prompt returns
Ship us your cotton.
We are here to
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The New
Five Passenger Buick!
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A new Buick six-cylinder touring cart
Buick in chsrscter—Buick in quality
—yet a new Buick—a finer Buick. It
it has a compelling fascination that in
spires you to take the wheel and, con
scious of being fittingly conveyed, travel
the ways of business or of pleasure.
Here, too, ia power. And with this
greater power is also greater safety for
the proved Buick brakes are now
plied to all four wheels. The new Bi
!*0 h. p. valve tn-head motor with Its
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of utility and
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Th. frwndy of Mim Leila Jefuimg.
ir» gild (• am her home again after
a abort stay in a Columbia boapital.
where ahe went for treataaent.
Mr». S. B. Mooeley and children.
Miaa Virginia and Mr. “Bim” Mow-
ley. and her mter. Mra. Ralph
Smith, have returned from a stay of
several weeks in Hendersonville, N.
C.
Messrs. A. A. Lemon, B. P. Davies,
W. A. Hayes and Lloyd Plexico en
joyed a fishing trip in Colleton
County two days last weekXln spite
of unfavorable conditions they re-
port fair luck: r~
Mr. G. M. Neeley, of Olar, Was a
business visitor here Friday. He ex
pects to move into his new quarters
at Denmark within the next few days,
after which his business will be known,
as the Denmark Buick Co.
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The Woman’s Tonic
Summer
Vacationist!
The season for summer vacations is here.
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Mrs. Aaron and daughter, Mrs.
Buster, of Columbia, are the guests
of Barnwell relatives this week.
They are former residents of this;
city, bat have made their homes in |
the capital city for the peat 14;
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Mm. X- ft. Bawr aad jrttto daagb
toe. Mm B W. losl— md two
UM tom StohAat
X. Where dre you going to spend yours?
Do you perfer the. mountains with their scenic
grandeur, babbling brooks and shady nooks, and afford
ing all out-door amusements such as Hiking,* Horseback
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 taatstanee in making your plana. V *
.Jtgd^red summer touhat Ia/mi to ail
la Ike DMgd States and Canada
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We are stocking 200 lois of the '
best Soft Coal on our yards. This coal
cannot be excelled. If is big block,
pure of slate, will not clinker and very
little ash.
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Your business will be appreciated.
No Order Too Large and
None Too Small.
City Ice & Coal Co,
MdTMn* LULtAf ftSTtM
R. H. Wilcox, Mgr
Bwrnwdl, S C