Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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K—Ppwmwwi 1 " ■ > c :'., 1WP 1 ' j_ •.' . ~ L_ W' \. ■ TT' I \ : •«» T - GOLDEN BEADS By MOLLIE MATHER Notice o( Director*’ Meeting. Notice is hereby Riven that, as the first Tuesday in January? 1924, which is the date for the regular monthly •[meeting of the Board of County Dir- ! ectors, is New Year’s Day ; (n legal holiday ) T the regular meeting Wf said Board will be hehft on Wednesday, January 2nd, 1924. . Those having business before the Board will govern themselves accordingly. E. M. Kirkland, —» « :•' j Clerk. Barnwell, S. C, Dice. 11» -192X““~ 3t. > "XL SHERIFFS SAl.ri I S23, Wrsicrn Ne«r*|iap«r Union.) ■pxELPHLNE. sat before the fitting U room tire, gazing, unseeing, at the golden crystal beads which hung pend ant from her throat. DelphLne was very lonely she, had been alone since Aunt Delphine'g death, with hut an oc casional visit from some passing rela tive. , • . Jerold had given to lier these shin ing heads during the first years\of tengngement-i—It ■ twcwod-slie -had - ti+wajrs tn»pm^hetTothcd to .tendrt. Tie' hud been her girlish Ideal of manli ness, and when Jerold had begged her promise to "marry him some day," she' had thought her happiness, complete. It had pleased the girl to display for her lover's commendation, her house keeping skill; her reward -the glow of appreciation in his .handsome eyes. Then, intruding upon their happiness, came a flattering business offer to Jerold from a far city. It was during her lover's first ah- nence that hud sent her the golden heatis. And as his business success became known in the little home town lielphlne’s friends would ask, "And now, my dear, when is the wedding day to he?" ,, > Pelphlne could not .answer them; Jerold, at first eager in his anticipa tion of this happy climax, had, of late, forgotten. Ur was he IndiflVrenl? f>el- phine, faithful always, would'not ad- '■iTHnailfrrfnwrefim _ BLutanHe- could if he, after all the years of wait- Hraltng-Springs Jiighway. ing; of silent, patient devotion that Same to be sold to satisfy taxes (V: / % Give yourself a treat! Get iht0^8\ Overland Sedan and “step on it The sensatiim f TEi, i m State of South Carolina, y t— -• County of Barnwell. The State r ^ ■ vs. . Alfred Hair Under and by virtue of a. tax‘exe cution directed to me l»y J. B. Arm- strong-,-Treasurer of Barnwell Coun ty, I have levied upon and will s^H to the highest bidder for cash, be tween the legal hours of sale in front of the Court House at Barnwell, S. (!., on Monday, January 7th, 1924, jhi* being ^aleulay in said- month, the following described real estate.:' On^lo't with building? thercob, sit uated-in town of. Blackville, S. C.,and (bounded as follows:'North by lot of Emma Porter; 'East by Blackville- Spririg,field highway; South by lot of fid. The bigger heW engine makes you master of traflic land hills! And the Triplex spri n g‘s (Pa te nted) give the road comfort of a long, heavy car. Before buying uty car, find out how much better you will like in Overland. The price has \just been reduced. Ask us for a demonstration. JOHNSON MOTOR COMPANY Blackville, S. C. *V. , « ' ' ... i ^ 1 00 acres of fine level land, located 41 ^ 1 *' 4 h - r 7 ~ ; w in and ar<5und Kline, S. C. For fur- tHer inf or nation communicate with— ! T* slic had given? Many social evenings fwnl Oclplilne foregtVne Iwoiuse the Jeruld of those first .haj)py days^couJd brook no other escort. Cousltt Matilda came, as she waited now^hr~the fire, light; Cousin "Matilda wished to accept nelphine’s' hoapltullty, wdiile she attended the seasod’a muslcale of the Fairmont Country club. The violinist who had been persuaded to play was known in the great outside world, and she did not wish to miss the privilege of the performance. and- costs, purchaser to pay for - -stamps- «wd papen^-.-— — —— C. KTTS' SANDEITS, Sheriff, B. C. SHERIFFS “SALE State of South Carolina, County of Barnwell. The State vs. 'WO/*' e, f 6 b. To le d o. Harley & Blatt,-Barnwell, S. C. - • : • ’ :z •. ■ -', •{* : - or - ? - , , Y r ' • X : • . ... •■'. '.-r- t $ , A. A. Gambiil Realty Co., Birmingham, Ala. X ■ -' ... Y . . *• .{► " ' Y • . :-..v.. - . - ❖ >*X««X»«X»»X~X»*t»*>«X»*X»»X»*X“?i-«X»«S X»X*d~X**X ,, X*«X*<X.*X , .X , *X"X*.> < X -—r • / ai rai A«r,y person or persons entering upon the lands hereinafter referred- . to, situate in Richland and Red Oak Townships, for the purpose-of hunt- ing, fishing pr trapping, Will be prosecuted to the full extent'of the law: ‘:-x-:-x-x-x-x-x-x-x~x-x-x-:-x-:-X‘-x-x-x~x-x-x-:-x-:*x-x«x* Plact: Acreage: 'V. Lawrence Fontaine came at the r»- : finest of liis friend, a former college frleml, now the president of the Fair mont club. Matilda had graciously invited Del phine to attend the concert as her. guest. Matilda caine in, a rusttn -of silk,, and helped DelplUne to make ready the small ten table. The rain was falling In torrents as she hastened to respond to n summons at the front door. A strange man stood there; raindrops fell from the brim of his hat to the violin ease he carried under Ids arm-. V “I pHnhrfi," the'man said. “1 have in some manner missed MivWdt- rnot of the, Uountrv club, at the sta- * • tlon. He was to meet me, hut I could And no taxi and f the solitary pussen ger to’Htrgtrt frnm“"tTTPT even! tig”WitTTTr I am Fontaine, - the vhdinist. t'*4tld you direct Die to Mr. Wllmot s home?" Matilda had followed her cousin to the door. “Now. how unfortunate," she said. "I hapiten to know that Mr. Wl+mot was ratted urnexperr'uitvy frr the city. Ris agent must have care lessly missed you. May. we not per suade you to accept our In/spiinlity. in his Absence? livening dinner is ready and we shall he delighted .In the honor." . * Richard. India and Donie Still. Under-and by virtue of a tax cxe- cut inn directed to me by J. I». Arm strong. Treasurer of Barnwell Coun ty,-I ifave levied unoiv and will sell to the highest liiddcr"for cash, hc- “tween the legal bouts of sale in front of the Court House at Barnwell, S. C., on Monday, January’ 7th, 1924, this being .salesday in said month, the following described .real estate: (5ne hundred and thirty- four (134) acres of land, more or less, -sityabT and lying in George’s Creek townsh p, Barnwell County, and bounded as-fol lows: North and'Kast by lands of C.i E,. Riser; South by lands of- C> J.~ H. Still; West fiy SaltkehatVhie. Run. L. W'. Tilly Sue Ford -1-, 4 e- Allen - Eubanks Joe McCreary our 130 —...200 Harriett Hutson .1 175 H. D. Calhoun--- __487- Jf. AF-Etasierling j SfiO. Same to be sold to. satisfy iaxns 'nd -costs, purchaser fj pay for stamps and papers. C. ELYS SANDERS, ’ - Sheriff, B'.. C. When ^’ou can have it cured at any time in our Cold Storage rocm at a small cost. V-ery Mrs. Lessie Easterling W. 11. Duncan F. H.**Creech -.t : T. D. Creighton _■ 1 Mrs. Ka,te M.‘ Patterson -.--2500 Mrs. Annie P. Eiasterling -g r>62 B. C. Norris* » . L. uunter 1. R. L. Cunter 300A Daniel Tilly ' • T _ h. 200 Duneannon Plate 1 1650 Mrs. Jane R. Patterson ----- Fannie Chitty J. M. WeathersTiee _ T Billie Jenkins 1 Jesse* Middleton J. W. Newton Mrs, Annie B. Cave Estate II. A. Patterson Joseph E. Dicks ,_J i Richmond Holly . Holman R. €. A. A- Riclumlson . 1----- Lenion Bros,, 1_ . City Ice & Coal Co. ~ II. *R. WILCOX, Manager, • BARNWELL, S. C. Barnwell, S. C., December 1st, 1923^ G. ARTHUR EVANS, - Manager. v>. SHERIFF’S SALE Dclpliine’s winsome smilc^seconded | Hu* invitation, ami tin* noted musician Hccepted gratefull.v. They went Mater, in the belated t,axi sent by the com mittee, to the clubhouse, and Delphine t. State of South Carolina, Coimiy.-of Barnwell. The State vs, r Film ore Simms? L'ridef.and by virtue of a tax exe at jon directed to me by J. B. Arm- sat as one enthralled while. Hie vio-j stl<)1) ^ Treasurer Barnwell-Coun- linist s- munie echoed through tliy hall. ^ , haVt K^jed upon and will'sell The thrill wnuiined. wlioji later, Law : / . .. , ^ . , , ' t , ■ ,, . ' . ’ , to the highest bidder for cash, bo —L , , i u ~r -..ip iii front hmne and sat talking until a late hour. lAU vh .the Jegnl houis of sale in trout .TJie follow ing moiinrig he came from 'f tnc Court House at* Barnwpll, S. Mpi Wllmot s home to take a walk on 'Monday, January 7th, 1924, •*• * . / v ..«.X’*X“X»*X-X-X-t*^-X M X*'X M X , ‘X->^ ,, X**!* , X-X**X**X-X» , X M X~X»*X-X-X , v * « » - ■ .,C., 8 v. ■:-X'imjioi , - Boiler Flues, Shaft*, Pulleys, ¥^/\lW T 1 O Ta, ’ ,t antf Stack, Pip<, fK“dt Hanijers, Belting, Packing, JaC Supplies. For Mills and Lacing, Pumps. Injectors. Public Works. Low Price*. Cotton, OH. GIn. Saw, Grist, FartillMr, M III Machinery. Su p>Mas and Rapsirsand Castings __LGJI2AnD FOUNDRY. MACHINE, BOILER WORKS AND MILL SUPPirSTORE. augusta. ca. Capacity 200 bands Three Hundred Thousand Fast Floor.Space ", - . |i. : - " ; .i. 1 I .C Five, Seven and Ten Years with Uelphinc thrmigli tlie autumn wood. And at evening they lingered in the Tittle, porch that long ago had known Jcrdd’s?. presence. Dreams. which had long been banished, shone , in Delphine's soft eves. The musician loTjtWs. ..oith by lot <)t Sam looked Jjauu— their hlne: down to the Voutyf; F:>st by Jones’. Rridgc Road; string of golden heads with which her South by lot of Arthur Odom; West this being sale.-day in said month, the .foilovfi’-tg described real est-atet— One'lot with buildings thereon t hated in town of Blackville, bounded fingers toyed. 'Then, impulsively, eager ly. he clasped both shining chain and] tremhiing lingers. , "If." said Lawrence Fontaine. “1 might Imt liind you to me with this .bain—bind you forever—tluitr you must go with me .everywhere—then ] fhould 1 he lonely no more, Delphine, . nor ever longing." Strange that" ills, abrupt words 1 brought no surprise; strange that His 1 voice hruught again- poignantly the ! svfeet thrill his music had awakened,] "Marry me!" the man entreated; "our future years together will he like golden heads upon the ehuip' of life.; my Delphine!’’ *] She Stood, recalling her past years of disillusionment. “We gather golden beads,” said Del phine, "to wear for a necklace, and the' chain breaks—--it breaks." "Murry me, dearest!” insisted the He took her into his arms. Those who hud complained of j Jerol by lot of Elliott Moseley. * . . .Same,, To be sold to satisfy-taxes, and costs, -•purchaser to pay foxjn' stamps and papers.- • ! -C KEYS SANDERS, .. Sheriff. B.,^ The Smile of Delight SANCKEN’S ICE CREAM Good. pure, wholesome ICECREAM is the child's delight and is really a healthful food I An I fur the older folks—they’re just as enticed to good Ice Cream a. l!io kiddies. • . Order Sancken’s lee Cream delivered at your home whenever vou- want it.' For a prompt delivery, phone u>.! Made in Augusta. The Best. Pharmacy ' BARNWELL, S. <L\ Loans procured promptly at lowest cost. * Allendale, Bamberg and Barnwtdf^Countios. THOMAS M. BOULWARE Attorney-'at-law - Ba.rnwell, S. C. About Goal--- SHERIFF’S SALK i K ate (n South (.a , T>iina; . •,.»'* ' .-!• - .•.■ - - . Couniy of Barnwell,. The State J ■ •--- . " '• vs. W. i v . Ti anklin. "Our Family Medicine ,, I WILL WRITE you iq regard to Black-Draughtdwcf-Hted. 1 A Under and by virtue of a tax exe- '•utron directed to me.jny -J. I>. "Arm strong. Treasuicr of Barnwell C,oun- ty, 1 haW levied uuo?)'' and" will sell tfiic highest, bidder for cash.' be when the legal hours of Sate in fruat d the Court House at BarnWell, S. ,i's neglect now sympathized in, r f ^ M(>ntJ ^ v January 7th, 1924, his apparent .desertion. "To think, j ,' . . :, - . .. » i, i . * -.i his being salbsday, m said month, si way like that, to. marry a traveling he foLoy/mg described real-estate: 1 inusielan. at latu ” . s \ One hundred acres, more or lessf Jyotd.Vii’i jj^-fanuvay. city, hap- 1 situate and l^ing'Ta George’s Creek peiml. some tp^plater tofattend-with owmhip and bounded as follows: one-of his fair friends the season’s Xorth.by landM>f W- IL Black and J. cenceffS^A wonderful rendition,’’ r; Creech; East and South' by lan is J^ttiid^ronouncgd the violin ^ y R Baxf West by toby’s “Fontaine, his cotbpamon toM him,! i “always plays to his wife. She la ; Treek Ran. v < , . said to die-Ids Inspiration. You may Same tpjje sold' to §ahsfy_Jtaxos ae» her on the front aeat." —j :ind~ .costs; puVi:h£sejc;A,t^ pay fur k ! "Jerold'looked; it was Delphine who stamps afld papers.' gat thure. Delphine-ln her blue eyea A f.-XETS SANDERS, the ll/ht of dreams come true. tt - Sheriff 'B C icine, as I have been asing it more than 18 years,” says a letter from Mr. S. F. Mintz, of R. F. D. 2, Lelahd, N. C. ."I keep it in my hbhie ail the time, for it is mostly our family medicine. When we begin to feeMeverish or sluggish, with troubleTrom the liver. or. stomach," we take a ‘dose of trouble is soon over. I mostly buy |,a dollar package at a time, and it has saved me many a bill.’* - .Thedford’a Biack-Draught' is a purely vegetable remedy, acting on 4he4iver, stomach and bowels. It is made .from selected herbs and roots, and contains no calomel or other mineral drugs. f It has been found of great value, in indigestion, stomach ■‘trouble, sick headache, constipation, and lazy li^r r helping to; relieve-the symptoms caused by these troubles, and to put the digestive ::: We'alw«y<t keep a big jibn-k on hand, therefore you. are absolutely —' protected, in case of-a Goal shortage. This also enables you to buy in small ffonntities if you desire (o do so. • Beside quantity, we have quality, if it is' no? excellent Coal we will take it back without cost to you.' J $r<LOO PER TON. X City Ice & Coal Co. edford’s Black-Draught and the system into proper working order. Z .It. TI. WILCOX, Mgr. •. : -fV" Barnwell, S. < l——:— r ^ -■ 1 ' ! T~ ^ ‘ T * ' *" " ~ *' . ' *>'* 'A.. m£im • Get a package of Black-Draught liver medicine from your druggist or dealer, today. Be sure to gef the genuine—Thedford’s. 'Ttisdlord's A Purely Vegetable Liver Melius ••« Y4 m X m XK‘ m X*Y*!**X m «' m X m ?Y^ m X m X**X , X'^**X**X**X‘ w X'K m **YY{ m X' m XmX m X**X m ^ i LONG TERM HONEY to LEND V — ^ j? T — ■ v,- ■ . 6 per cent, interest on large amounts. & _ Private funds for small loans. BROWN & BUSH LAWYERS J BARNWELL. SOUTH CAROLINA. '•X-X**X*-X»*X“X*‘X-X‘*X*X‘‘X‘»X-**!**;~X-!**X-X*-X , *X‘‘X‘'i-X-<**Iiit»‘X-‘X~>* ADVERTISE IN THE PEOPLE. — \ ■V fs... i -. . L-