The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, June 26, 1924, Image 8
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION
For Mayor.
I hereby announce myself a eaffiTU
date for the office <»f Mayor Tor
the town of Barnwell, subject to the
rules and regulations of the Demo
cratic municipal prmary election.
.1. (I. Moody, Jr.
1 hereby announce myself a candi
date for the office of Mayor of Barn
well, subject to the rules of tin* Demo
cratic municipal primary election,
pledffiny myself, if elected, to \
stringent enforcement of the law,
without feat or favor.
W. D. Harley.
1 hereby—announce myself a candi
date for the office of Mayor of Barn
well, subject to the rules and regula
tions of the Democratic Municip..!
primary election.
W R. Hubbard. .
For Alderman.
1 hereby announee mys'elf a -candi
date for the office of Alderman for
the town of Barnwell, subject to the
rules and regulations of the Dem >-
cratie municipal primary election.
E. Davis.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the offi(\* of Alderman for
the town of Barnwell, subject to the
rules and regulations of the Demo
cratic municipal primary election.
J. M. Brodie.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the office of Alderman {oi
the town of Barnwell, subject to th
rules and regulations of the Demo
cratic municipal primary election.
Berry A. Price.
1 hereby announce myself a eandi
•date for the office of Alderman for
the town of Barnwell, subject to the
rules and regulations of the Demo
cratic municipal primary election./
E. D Peacock.
I hereby announce-myself a candi
date for the office of AldermatT for
the town of Barnwell, subject to the
rules and regulations of the Demo
cratic municipal primary election.
B. W. Sevtoh.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for—the office of Alderman foi
the town <»f Barnwell, subject to the
rales and regulations of the Dema-
eratic municipal primary election.
.1. Norman Dicks.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the offrm of Xlderman for
the town <>f Barinvell,-subject to flic
r,i "> of the Democratic municipal
rrmaary elect ion.
r. C. Owens.
I -ii iel y announce myself a eandi
i’. bo- :vi 'ecri-oi to the office of A1 -
■: n of tie ‘own of Barnwell, suh-
' to i J:i■ rub - uel i cgulat ion-, oi
I'' ni .era: ie inline ip.il . prinu+fv
I. r.'a-tciiil
.UlP'lli
mv sell a cateli'
le offi ■ at Mdcrmau f "
if I’t.ii nv .11. ;'i ici ' to ib -
s-^ui.d i i". , ui.i f am—of tie 1 Ibgiliil’lTl-
itu a 7'.ii jniniajs \* eject in
M. J ' 'Di inioiiil.
1 hereby announce myself a en-ndi-
la.ti for itve otfjc-'. of ..yidonnaii * foe
t in ' i iwn of Ba.ruWell, ubjei i to t hi 1
i nb's and ’ iulat ion i .d the Bemocro-
t' - M a na 1 pal pi i.uat .v elect ion.
r. | . M7.in;r. ’
t or ( ominissionerc d Public Work-.
I hereby announi e mv-elf a candi-
itile for the yffe-e of ('omnii-siont-r-sof
} ah, , \\ .o k- fo %b.* town of Burn
Wi ... to -ucieed Mi , I.essio B. Ea-
tel ling, ,-ubject to tin* nil 's and regu
>f t he Democrat ie' Municipat
marv election' I...JJL—I'alboun.
i hereby announce myself ;> oahdi
date for the office of ('omnissioner .if
Puida works to succeed Mr.-l Bessie
Ik Easterling, subject to the vules an 1
rcgulat ions of Dm fci atii muni< ij* d
IT*.'a mary (dect ion.
^T>VMoorc.
Wm. McNAB
Representing:
FIRE, HEALTH AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE COMPANIES. ~
Personal attention given all businea*
Surely you have noticed
how widely Chero-Cola
is sold. You see it every
where. On every hand
you find people satisfy
ing their thirst from the
famous Twist Bottle
A.-M. Chero-Cola Bot. Co.
Barnwell, S. C.
Chero-Cola
In the twist bottle
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The Touring Car
$
Helps millions enjoy
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Fare! cars- will carry millions on healthlul, pleasant vacations
this summer — - vacations. that ire inexpensive because of‘ the
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Tha ford dealer in your neighborhood will gladly tMplain both plant in detail
lowest Priced
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transmission, priced under $500, f. o. b. Toledo.
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LONG TE! INEY10 LENO
Farm Loans 6 per cent., large amounts. Town prop
erty in Barnwell, residential and business, 7 per cent*
Loumn procured promptly :it Imv'pst e >st.
All •Tiilale, Bamberg and Banuvrll (' luntms
THOMAS M. BOULWARE
Attarnev-at-lavv * - Barr.w •!!. S C '
University of South Carolina
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T!p* examinutivn for the award ot vwu::
ships in tl>* l.-'niversitv of South .('arolina a.
mission of m-v. student- will Ik* lu-ld at t
t 'burt 11 mse F'riijay. July.,1.-aV4» o’ 1
Appli' a;.;.- .a..; A Ho.; t. f.-. \yaic. '
■ > holar-i i;-' aiv vacant in : ho f MoAnur IT
.v.ibo- i!! •..r,-!::booo, B.'Vdior .. B-ckley.-
i I,ori),\e •. « ho>'.oy I «!jj•*. j» :• ;*ig
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SEVERE CRAMPING SPELLS,
PAINS IN BACK AND SIDES
“My-Lrojible haa been -periodie eramping -ypefe-at all, - and my
cramping spells, >f says Mrs. C. C. health was as good as anybody’s,
Draper^of Allatita, Texas. “F'or I am feeling fine now and 1 give
several years these have come on all tlie credit to Cardui, f<ir I
me so bad that I had to quit my -had been suiTering for years b'e-
work and go to bed. Every fore 1 took it.'
month I would stav in bed from ’ Canlui is a vegetablp extract, con
Vne cu '•‘‘v 0 ’ *iiv/ F c....o ... ma ,| e f nim rnl i f |. a( T^7- ris , rne ,j 1( . m
itiy fiack and sides weie awful. w j^ a gentle, tonic, strengthenIi\g ef
e to two days. ‘The pains in taln . in £ n0 harmful ingre,ii.'m> it n
Tr/im rva 11 rt - Q A ri n cr mts, l} t-1 n -tl
This went on for S€5Venp[jWt upon certain female organs and
the svst
months after I was married un-l upon the .system in general. Its users
til, one time when I was having its sppc,al V^L P a !;
, , , .—i »—the time of entering womanhood at
a bad spell, rhy husbanuj. ug- n -, a t lir ity an ,i the time -of-
tbe
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gestt^d-that I try Cardui. I said change of life..
I would try it, SO he got me a For over 40 years, Cardui has been
bottle at the store and I began tested in use by thousands of women
, , , who have written to ten of the great
to take It. . , benefit they have received from it.
“It seemed like I improved p or 0VCl . gQ0 years, medical authon-
from the very first dose. When ties have recommended one of the
l had taken one bottle I was very principal ingredients of Cardui in the
much better. I did not cramp so ° f C ' nu '" CO ""
hard the next month and I ate ranlui, the woman’s tonic, tested by
and slept better. I was not near- time, Is today the product of many
ly SO nervous, either. I thought years of experience and investigation.
Cardui was line, SO I continued !t >* manufactured in up-to-date labo-1
a . a. La.:i r i i ratones by the .most modern and i
the treatment until I had taKen i san j tary m pthod.s of pharmaceutical
five bottles, at which time I felt science and is for .sale by ail drug-
cojmpletely well. I had no more gists. j>»
5 o o Paid in Savings Department. £
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HOME BANK OF BARNWELL, t
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'X~X-X-X~:-X->k~W** Esiahlished in 15
VOLUME XLVII.
ALLENDALE MUST .
PAY UP DAMAGES
POBTER-W I DM AN
WAS BRIL1
MONEY TO WIDOW' OT EDW ARD
KIRKLAND.
Popular Barnwell (ii
of North Ck
Judge Henry Is Upheld in Directing
Verdict for Plaintiff in Lynch
ing Case.
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Stately in its beau
interest to hundr
throughout North ar
was the marriage 1
June 26th. at 7:‘h)
Church of the Holy
well, of Miss Emily
Columbia, June 26.—The 'Supreme
Court today, in an opinion handed I ‘^ r - J°hn Lawrence
down by Associated Justice J. H.
Marion, affirmed judgment of the
circuit court of Allendale Countv dir-
ville, N. €., the imp
ring ceremony heir
the Rev. I. DeL. Bra
'burg. The quaint 1
H’ting payment by the county of $2,-
000 damages in the case of F.Hwnril hs depurations of
white gladiolas, whit
with numerous whit
Kirkland, negro, alleged to have been
on
their soft glow ui
scene, .was a fitting
occasion that unite*
lives of these young
Miss Vista Brabi
accompanied by J. P
of Augusta, sang
“O Promise Me” ju;
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lynched by a mob at 'Appleton,
October 24th, 1921.
Judge J. K. Henry, presiding over
the circuit court, directed a" verdict
for the plaintiff, Lillian Kirkland, of
.the deceased, from which the county
appealed.
The appeal questioned the correct
ness of the ruling of Judge Henry,
o:i the grounds that the evidence was ', a enttud^n
• amenably susceptible of other in-
ei'ices than that the death of Kirk-
• I was caused as a proximate re-
of lynching at the hands of a
m ih.”
Kirkland was shot and wounded in
the kne** while trving to e-cape after
li.tving killed Eugene VValker, a
prominent white nan of the county,
on tin* street- of Appleton. R. H.
Walker, a cousin >t’ the deceased, who-
had witnt.'-ed the slaying followed
Kirkland to the Outskirts of~~ the
chase wa-
riven un
til \a,- 11 where th*
lor the time.
Shortly after, Kirkland wa. arrest
ed. the sheriff ‘arrived on the scene
and tinding him in a serious coiuli-
(ier to the strains
Chorus” from Lohe
The u-hers. Mess
ker and Lavon (». S
ville; the hpide’s-mi
men. Mi-.- Evelyn F
berg, and Mr. Leroy
well; .Mi,-s Margarel
dega, Ala., and Mr.
Asheville; Mbs Miri
Mr. Wm. S. Pottiiq
AsheviMe. ^ The ‘hr
charmingly attired
chiffon and cream 1;
of pink mses and s-j
carried shower bouq
larnev io.-es. Next i
Betty Irvin, of \u
. Milhou-. ( athei ine. (
tion because ot the wound inniitM u . ■ ,,
M Hen-ley. Irma Brov
by W ;!Iker. 1 he sheriff, aceompanieo
by Walker and another citizen, then
arnod Kirkland to (lifford. a station
'ii the Syahoard Ait 1.1 ne Railway in
Hanipt ,n ( ounty. when* the officer
tnd hi- ori- ircr boarded the train
or (
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OiUmhii
Mace. Eleanor Sam
I beks. dressed i^i pin
and muiying staff-
-mylax and ro-es. f<
for the bride. The
Ruth Hioi^lev a'nd
pa--it
• ('om
hnar>
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fr
through Eai
wor
e dainty white c
t fax. in
i an
1 ieip baskets of ’
c. a number hi
f ina
pilL
>w bearer. Heii
the train, to
ok th-
gu-t
la. in whit* chitl
'.ej him by
1 'v:\ i
ier. vEniilv BjoW
| pleton Tha
* night
diif
Con. Th.' ring v
gl"o 1'dce wa-
! in rm*«l
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as. / .
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i tak*ULT
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'he- bn.le’s mot In
tr--tvdv of-Th,
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: ter,
. Wore clepe sat
bleeding aid
W e a K e n -
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;. with a *.<r<ai
nloitd. a con
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mobile tot he
t u\Vl i d if
of
the guoom. wor
h "! T a * (1 tin* ♦ ■ I <
■tnent. of
w hi
am
whit
■ mi
l.nneiii
• am
antioun -e- |
lilies, s-ne was jhi
th. jl o ii ley i o< on. at
r-rr' Mr. W. E.'-ttr
During the ceVemi
e \vou!(l be put in nomi-
Iv,
ayed vet v softlv
pri n c;
iiV-pi'esidi'iit
•e-pre-nieiicy. Senatoi
lontana. favors Mrs.
of the requirements of
is that he or she nru-t
.MemTels.-obn’- Wei
plaved a reci
Immediateh afte
l>r thirl
old. Mrs. Spritm
this ve(iuiremei+-
hrilHant reccpf ion
home of fhe hriile’
Avenue, wheii
b it the New York paper-, can’t be- i despite a terrific <
have it. Mrs. - Springs, will he—the “gathered to. stTbw-r
first woman to he tuiminat'a! for thi- i with g'ijy>d^ wishes,
office, (lovernor Mcf.cod will make j this charming co!
the nomination of Mis. Sining- ami 1 l>eautifully decorat
Edgar A. Brown will make the smylax. white ro-
secotiding speech. j white gladiolas.
Homer Cummings in speaking' o f •' ! met at the door h;
the resolutions lommittee Saturday I Cummings and L.
told touch' ig story of a-man from were introduced to
Pennsylvania, a Catholic who had <*>f Ocala, Ela., wh*
come instructed to vote for tlm i them to the recei
-^apti klan measure by name. After I dames B. P. Davies
tiling plea on the part of a mcm-
^WTr of the committee tor preserva
tion of the party this member with
tears in his eyes, -aid he could not vote
to divide his party by naming the
klan. The speech that changed this
man was made by Edgar A. Brown,
of Barnwell County, South Carolina’s
member of tlie resolutions committee.
ley presided over
Mesdames Carter
Ee-.terlin'-g fnvited
spaciou, dining roi
ful refreshments t
T. S. Lewis* of /
Ralph Smith recei
the music room.
The punch bow
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