The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, November 08, 1923, Image 5
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MILK COWS FOR SALE.— Apply
to W. T. Walker, Blackville, S. C. 25
Major J Kntmim Mayor, of Mayor'* football *qoo4 ployoi tboff ooool
Mil). »*• a Tiattor boro To» til*) a nod boll ib»* aftoromoo. dofoo'txvc
■■ ^.i ■ tbo WUUoUm Uaoi boro, 14 to ,
Mr*. T. i. Attaoajr ha* purrha»od | Under tbo oCtcWnt tutelar* of Coach |
a Httd><>n roach fmm the W. J)
ley Motor Co. of thin city.
haven’t
Mower*, Ruxitie*, Wagon*, Plow*
McCormick-Deering mowers, Stu-
debaker wagons, Tyson-Jones bug
gies and Chatanooga plows. A full
line of parts for mowers and plows
kept on hand at all times.—Farmers
Union Mercantile Co., Barnwell, S.C.
FERTILIZERS—the cheapest thing
on the market. Why should—it re
main so, when other things are ad
vancing? Better make your contract
now. I have good price on cotton
seed meal, nitrate of soda, acid phos
phate, kainit, fish scrap, manure
, salts and mixed fertilizers.—Otis
Brabham, Allendale, S. C. ll-l-2t.
J. Julien Bush, Esq., returned Wed
nesday i^rht after, a business trip of
several days to Atlanta and Macon.
Mr. W. Duncan, of the Meyer’s
Mill section, was in the city Tuesday
on business and called very cleverly
at The People office.
Har* Po*ey the BlackvilW boys
> been defeated thia aeaaon.
n f 1 ] Blackville started the game with- i
Mis* Frankie Harley ha* returned ] out the services of two of her best j
to \\ inthrop college after spending ( men, Johnson and Stivender, but was
a few day s at her home here. . | forced to run them in before it could
score. The features of .the game
were a sweeping end *un by J. R.
Johnson qnd the completion of two
long forward passes by Corporal
Stivender. As ,a result of their vic-
ftory the local boys are being enter
tained at the Shamrock hotel this
evening. To date the team has play-
od five games, won three and -tied-
One of the handsomest cars seen
on the streets of Barnwell recently is
the Nash sedan delivered to Dr. Chas. j
AT Hensley a few days ago.
FULGHUM and Appier Oat* and
Abmzzi Rye.—Write for prices. Can
save you money.—Otis ^Brabham,
Allfendale, S. C. • ‘ ll-l-2t
FOR SALE.—Cleveland Big Boll
Cotton Seed. Made bale to the aitre
this year. For prices, etc., address
B. P. Davies or W. A. Hayes, Barn
well, S. C.
FOR HALE—Fr*»t Proof ( abba/e
plants grown in the open air. all
early varietur*. Bv parrel post: 200.
7Sr; by espres* collect: 540. 9125i
1.000. 92 00. These are ferwy plant*
w •!) *hip •ante day order la rsretved
Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Dukes, and Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. Sandifer and children,
St. George, were the guest? of Mr.
and Mrs. W. D. Harley last Sunday.
Mr. J. W. Folk, of Williston, was a
business visitor here Monday, making
the trip in a CJurevolet touring cair,
for which he has the Barnwell Coun
ty agency.
Mrs. S. R. Goddson. Mr. and Mr*
Ira Black and .Mr. aad Mrs. E. E
Good*on and children were the gwettt
of Mr W. A. knrpton near Bald»*k
two.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
NEWS FROM WILLISTON
Interesting Happenings of Past
Week in Barnwell County Town
Willistpn, Nov. 3.—Mrs.. J. W .B.
Dixon has returned from a visit to
Camden.
Mrs. E. W. Black has returned
from a visit to Leesville.
Mrs. J. C. Hair is visiting Mrs. J.
V. IIracy in Augusta.
Miss Ada Sanders, of Ulmers, is
visiting Mrs. C. B Parker.
Lewi* G. Harley, of Ciihlbis.
>peAt the week-end In Williston.
Mr*. W, H. Alderman, of Spring-
Vkl. was a vtutor here Tuesday.
Prof M M Player spent the weoh-
f<*d at h:» hasne <«* Elltott.
Harry Cone, of Ometootan Ms due*
t «Bege. spent the week-end In Wili»s
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
SYSTEM
A courageous
In only five of the past seventeen years have
we paid the full 5% dividend on the $60,000,000
Southern Railway preferred stock. The aver
age annual payment to the shareholders has
been only 2 2 3$>. No dividends have been paad
on the $120,000,000 common stock.
But in this long period of lean returns for the
16.000 owners, many millions of dollars of earn
ings have been expended for additions, better
ments and improvements.
Stnrrt hr organisation of the company at l*94.the
total amount of I
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turned Sunday night from Sumter
where they «|ient several day* visit
ing relatives.
Mesars. J. E Harley. A. A. Leaiww,
B. P Davies. J. E. Hark->. Jr.,-^-
Willts and Ben Davtee. Jr., went ever
to Denmark Friday afu-rnuoit to see
( the IVnmark-Fairfax football gam«-.
which resulted in a scoreless tie.
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Mrs EDh Dust* aad cbi'deea. sf
t Barnwell, spent seseral days last
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I M T. Wise.
Miss Matt te I.—e Dennett, wbo it
tea* h«ng in Kdgeiield County, spent
the week-end with her parents. Mr
and Mrs. C. A. Bennett.
Pruf. Isadorv Ursery, of Rodgc-
temperture, in our modem
rooms.
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Mr. H J J*lk, of .hr.DouW, j D«*.rk Ht O v «lc. who .pent th, w M k«S w.th
section, who was in the city salesday
on business, caUy«i at The People <>f-
flee to renew his subscription.
Seteal «^|e^en on the I.h-sI field tnmi.r-,
row^^M Friday i afternoon. I^eh i pa^e^t, ‘ , Mr * nd Mr "- P - S - ^ T *-
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| . , , . . , i sery, was a visitor hero Saturday.
school has a good team and a hnrd-l ... , ... ... , ,
, ... ^ . | Mii* Armvranthia keels, of Black-
fought game is iK?ing anticipated. ... 4 ' . . , i .
villo. spent the week-end with Mrs.
Pennl«> I ^ . 11 . u i F. T. Merritt.. Mi*s Keels sang’ a
rconic , “I fim i2 years old and have always i . ,
.r- l- : wf. . i beautiful solo at- tne Bantist church
office rnda\. rerewing^+fi.'- subscrip-i pi„nle and want it right,., . . ,
‘ ' Sunday mornurr.
on, writes Mr?. M. A. Delk, of the; .
.. . I Miss Louise Hl.v-iK ^hd Miss Rie.i-
Double rohd section, in sending m; , , ' ,, x
, , , -p- _. . ardso'V, of Converge ronrge. nttend-
her renewal a few days ago. The 1
■was the first sul'sci-iber to visit The 1 p CO pfe i s proud of its-large numberL. .
People office Monday morning. He (;f , oyai gubgcpibers, ~im*ny of whom ^ wg^en^wTth Miss Black s Par-
Ipsely followed by Mr. M. ^ • j have been subscribers to the paper,
also of Hilda. : t . ver s i nC e its establishment in 1877. TJ .. .. ... ,, ,, . .
, , , I - '• Matthews. M. C. Kitchings,
j A remittance was received last week
People acknowledges w 'yl!L| from Mr. W. Ft. Wooley, who sub-
remittances from the follow
Mr. J. M. Grubbs, of Bai
route I. was a caller at T
tion to this paper wMle in the city.
Mr. W. Harrison Hutto, of Hilda,
tffSnk*-remittances from the wribw| t0 Tht p, 0J)lt j uly 29 , 18 88-; ^ OM
S intt. subscriber,;- MTs^T R. Kelly. jaM 2S , lay , of: / thc . fech ,.f * , Swamp tln^
FTTacIcville; Bank of Western Carolina. > j )re - en t editor.
Blackville; MraT M. M;—Still, Black-
Why
does (Jie^
wind blow V -
—because air becomes lighter and
rises as it grows warmer, amHfovavier
cold air rushes in to displace it.
When wind? begin to blow rough aad
raw, 'use
ed the State fair brd week and spent &
Capt. and Mrs. W. I). Black. Glycerin and Rose Water
Messrs. IL S. Parvis, S. M. Dyson, f or quick and gentle healing of sore,
chapped skin. It tc also fragrantly
1 ouasKaney, &nd—Dr. J- L. Smith are I seething ori the face after shaving.
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( apt. J. C. Fields, of the Kline sec- *| r . perry A
Hon, doesn’t believe in allowing Th'- a narruw <
People to put a ’’blue ring” around jury when ho
the label on hi* pAi*er H« renewed * over Sunday *>
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Mr. and Mrs. EL L. Hair and Mr.
Harold Halford, of Barnwell and Mrs.
Euia E. Owens, of the lamg Branch
section. vi*jted relatives near East-
.Mai on, ‘ Ga>. last week,
t very poor rropa in that
pee tally arojnd Eastman.
Mr* G W WUh ‘
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Mess terry
a crystal” is tlx* first real ihtprove-
ment in glycerin in many years. The
”l>est glycerin of all" made better.
One of 200 Purete«t preparation*
for health and hygiene. Every item
the best' that skill and conscience
can produce;
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Lwish to, advise my friends that I will be prepared to take %♦
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♦*,* care of their needs for first class coal this winter, as in
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I am making arrangements for the best grade the market affords V
and my prices will be a* low a* Is consistent with quality. See
me before placing your order. • -
I will have a number* of splendid Horses and Mules, which I
will offer at money saving prices. Don’t forget me when in
of Buggies, Wagons, flame**, etc.
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