The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, August 30, 1923, Image 5
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Hie Tri-State Exposition
FOR SALK.—MUch row*: will ^
FOR SALK.-—MUch cow*; will
trade for a two-horte wagon or a(
Ford. I can plca*t you. —J. K
Owrno^Blackvine^S^C.
LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN,
one white and black spotted female
Walker hound. Blacl^ ears with
white face. Will answer to name of
Lottie. Any informatkm will be ap
preciated.—G. L. Hill, Barnwell, S.
C., route 2. itp.
ft FOR SALE.—Two good Jersey
milch coys; will soon be fresh. Price,
$20 and $25.—Apply T. B. Harley,
Martin, S. C. . 8-16-3tp.
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• HERE AND HEREABOUTS. •
Mr. Ted Riley is visiting friends
in the city this week. „
Mr. B. W. Sexton spent the week
end in Beaufort with his family.
Miss Carrie Cave left a few days
ago for a visit to the Northern mark
ets.
Mr. aixt Mrs. George Britton .of!
t o’u'nbia are vis* ;.*• rriends in th**
city *hb week.
Mrs. J. A. Porter spent a con pie of
dUi)r§ ia iW^Aiifoct Ia*I wwik with lii#f
Few county ezhibitfl have been seen at the Savannah Trf State Kxpbal-
Uon that surpass that of Tattnall county, which was brought to this fair last
year. The aggregation of agricultural products Illustrated that Tattnall baa
soil which can be adapted to toy plant, and this fact was most forcibly shown
to the vast variety on display
The booth was a piece of artlatic decoration, as well as agricultural per
faction. Every farm product from sugar caae to cotton, and from musk
msloos to alfalfn bay. was there for the city folk to see Cotton, corn, po-
tatoes preserved fruits, pumpkins, watermelons and even samples of the
■all prepared la phials were there for the fair visitors to lavestlgais
October V November 1 h the period of the Ttt-Wthi* apposition this
pear There wtil be a larger number of roooty booths thao to tbe pool be-
osuae tbe lopulrlas from €4MMy give belief I bat /ally half of an*
of tbe kalUlogs wtu hove to so out aside tm the aouhiy warn.
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Wm. Mc.NAB
WALKER A WALKER
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Cotton Fact ora
Augusta. • • Georgia
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l W airhouar 1 irgngju ami Bomirci under the
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L nited State- \\ arekouae Act.
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| . CONSIGNMENTS SOUCITED.
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS
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®f lb* SSIVIVX** Ik*. * * . j |.« F **l*>i*MPB
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SMITH ACRANC
Cotton Fscton
20 Joduon Stroot Au*u.U. Go.
W. Art- Distributor* of WEEVIL-NIP
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“The weekly visit* of The People
are ju»t like letters from home.” said
Mr. J«>hn R. McLsaiorr last we,*k
while renewing hi* ’ >ub«cription to
this paper. Mr. M"Lemon* ha* re
turned to Boykin after a three wt'ek^’
visit to relatives and friends in this
section.
“Mrs. and Mr. Polly Tickk” pleas- |
ed quite a largo audience at the
Vamp Theatre on Wednesday evening
of last week. The play was given
under the auspices of the local D. A.
R. Chapter by local talent. Each
and every member of the cast acquit
ted himself or herself most credit
ably.
Mr. Moses Morris has returned t>
Barnwell County after an absence of
nearly three year# in Georgia, and
has accepted a position as foreman of
the Still farms near Ashleigh, which
position he held beforo moving to the
Cracker State. He is a farmer of
long experience and expects to maka
a good cotton Yrop next year in spite
of the boll wufril. He will be joined
by bis family m tbe near future
PHINIZY & CO.
Cotton Factors
Augusta, - - Georgia
S Offer their services to the people of Barnwell County and the ad* i
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A Jat'ent territory as commission merchants. On all cotton shipments A
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*1* entrusted to them, they pledge their close personal attention, arf
X has been their custom in the past. X
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FURSE & LAWTON
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„ (Established in 1907)
Cotton Factor*
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
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Liberal advances on consignments.
Prompt attentkm to all business given us.
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buartag. l*al«** t.» .'.tiaauuaiMM* c .a
bu ruduevd. yw.f bewriug asay bu du-
stroked (• r,\«
HALO. 8 CATAHKIt MEDH'IXK -wlU
do what wv cUim tur U—rid yo<ir
of Catarrh or |xafn.»» t tu*ed by
Catarrh HALL’S <’ATAUP.H MKO.C1NK
h*a. b*en atiuabt of
Catarrh for over Forty Vcars.
Sold ly all drui:airt.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.
Notice of Discharge.
Notice is hereby given that, on Fri
day, September 14th, 1923, at 12 o’
clock M., I will file n«y final return a*
Administrator of the estate of Eli
zabeth Hutto, deceased, with John K.
Snelling, Judge of bronate for Barn
well County, at his office in Barnwell,
and will at that time oppTy for letters
dismissory. __ ’ ~s
* * /“ H. C. Hutto,
~ Administrator.
, 0 BDDSBBBa ID IBIBESnilD on 1
BSIDDEBBOB aa
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1 Summer
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I Vacationist!
o
& The season for summer vacations is here.
X Where are you going to spend yours? •
X ' - . .
V Do you perfer the mountains with their scenic
^ grandeur, babbling brooks and shady noofcs, and affqrd-
♦J* ing all out-door amusements such as Hiking, Horseback
—
1 Riding, Golf, Etc., with cool nights for rest and refresh-
V ment, or would you rather go to the seashore with its
A
Weak, Ailing
WOMEN
should tab
CARDUI
Cool Breezes, Bathing, Bbating, Sailing and Fishing?
Consult nearest Sbuthern Railway System Passen
ger Representative dr Ticket Agent for fall particulars
and assistance in making your plans.
Reduced summer tourist fares to all resort sections
in the Unted States and Canada.
SOUTHERS RAILWAY SYSTEM
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