Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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m 1 • - ' v • „■ ** > —— 4 — n f— ..•V ,A^. A.... I to l& ■ pi;, ■ere 766 bales of cotton Barn well County from the of 192B prior to August 16th, compared with none to the , last yeai, accordinjr to a report just made puMic by the De partment of' Commerce. About tv9Q0 bales had been market ed at Barnwell up to Tuesday night of this week, which probably estab lishes a record for this season of the year. The crop has opened rapidly and the fanners have taken .advan tage of the fine weather to gather b Your Work Hard? Many Barnwell Folks Have Found ^ How to Make Wbrk Easier. What is so hard as a day’s work with an aching back? Or aharp stabs of pain at every sudden twist or turn ? There is no por.^e from that dull ache. No rest Jrom the soreness, lame ness and wea.rwm, Many folki have .found relief through .‘ ..ms Fills. They are a stimulant burette tc’the kidneys. ' Barnwell people recommend Doan’s. C. C. OwetH, drayman, Barnwell, •ays: ‘‘Jolting whi|e riding on the wagon irritated my kidneys and they acted irregularly. 1 bemm? lame and my back was stiff and sjre. My ■gpr kidneys acted too freely and I had to got up several times at night. The socretions were highly colored and contained sediment. I went to the Best Pharmacy and got Doan's Pills. Doan’s relieved mo m a short time ** 66c, at all dealers. Foster Mil burn M Co., Mfr*., Buff sic. IgA' and gin the fleecy Under the weight of heavy re ceipts ovsr the belt) the market has b«fsn steadily declining, the prevail ing price here Monday being about 2046 cents. For tbs first time in a number of days, the market closed a few points higher Tuesday than the close of the preceding day. -Mapy people have .large crop Ideas, some predicting as high as 16,000,- 000 bales this year. Others claim that the early opening of cotton in dicates a small crop and Is mislead ing a large number of people into the belief of a big yield. Reports from over the State indicate that cotton is opening rapidly in practi cally every county. The eo-operati^ marketing association reports ex ceptionally heavy receipts. ’They claim that a declining market in creases their membership. THE BARNWELL PEOP sssm B85V.5 Celebrates 15th Birthday. *r •. “tli Ophelia Huggins entertained a num ber of her friends recently at tho home of her parents, Mr. and Mm. J. J. Huggins, in the Friendship commun ity, the occasion being her 16th birthday. Many iteresting games were played during the afternoon and later the young people adjouned to the dining room, where the chief de coration was a large birthday cake in the center of the table Deligtful refreshments consisting of cake, tea and candy were served. Miss Huggins was the recipient of a large number of presents. , In addition to a large number of young people present, the following older folks also greatly enjoyed the occasion: Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Still, grandfather of the hostess, Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Hiers, Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Morris, Mr. and Mrq. B. A. Gunnels, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. C. Still, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dyches, Mr. and Mrs. J. 6% SK The Answer Is- •- Order it Today We Wish to Announce— That we have been appointed Exclusive ‘dealers fpr the famous Blue Star Semi An- throcite “KING , ' of all Coals. City Ice & Coal Co. ’Phone 84 or 91-J and soon your Co$l ^ r ’, T r' '* 4 > . ^ > is on the way. F. Creech, Mr. Baleigh Hutto, of Char- leston, Mr. Emeet Ray, of Black- ville, Mr. Hollis Ray /A Allendale, and Miss Idaloe Haigler, of Aik^n. Enjoy ‘‘Wienie’* Roast Lyndhurst, Aug. 25.—Quite en joyable “wienie” roast was held by the young people of this place on last Friday afternoon, at Robert’s Landing, on the' banks of the Lower Three Rups. Swimming was the first feature of * . . -> .. entertainment, after which water melons were eut and "wienies” roast ed over the coals of a camp fire which \ • had been kindled, . The out-of-town guests weye Mis ses Mary Rhett and .Rachel ^Stein- meyer, of Beaufort,’ Misses Agnes Tison, Eunice Tessier $nd Rose Pat-' terson, of Allehdale, Miss Elizaj>eth DaCosta, of Columbia., and Mesdames F. H. Gantt, and Alfred Patterson, of Allendale. Others in attendance were: Messrs. Ted *nd Whitney Thar- in, John Fouke, Tort. Riggs, Henry Hay, and Samuel H. Gantt, of Lynd- hurst. - . „ „ .. Mrs. Maude Woodfftff, of Martin, is spending some time here, the guest of Mrs. John M. Gantt. T * With Our Subscribers. Without the laboring man this bank and every other bank in the country would be useless. Our vexv existence depends upon our active and earnest co-operation with labor. We welcome you to come hfere at anytime to consult us upon financialTnatters. HOME BANK OF BARNWELL * A. Denmark Milling Co- Denmark, s. c. Send us your wheat. We are now grinding. Self-ris ing flour a specialty. Quite a large number o^f subscribers have sent in their renewals during the past week, in response? to The People-Sentinel’s request, and several new names have also been added to the mailing list. There are still many who are yet in arrears and the publisher will greatly appreciate their prompt attention to the matter. A blue ring is again being placed around the labels of those who are in arrears. If a ring appears around your label and you have already re newed. or if there is n error in the date, kindly advise this office at once and same will'be cheerfully eor- rected. The following is a list of sub scribers who have sent in renewals in the past few days^ John C. Hogg. Barnwell. Mrs. Sallie McNab, Barnwell. T. O. Davis, Barnwell, route 3. T. J. (f?ubbs, Blackville route 1. A. D. Connor, Barnwell. Furse and Lawton. Savannah. R. C. Holman. Barnwell. N. G. W. Walker, Barnwell. Mrs. M. FI Bush. Ellenton Glenn Baxley. Atlanta. C. S. Buist. Blackville. John R .Ray, Barnwell route 1. Mrs. Alice D. Whittle, Blackville. -C. J. F'ickling, Blackville. W. T. Still, Barnwell. Richard Dunbar, Dunbarton. C. H. Hutto, Vance. P. R. Hay, Springfield. --John W\ Williams, Allendale. J. S. Furgerson, Allendale. J. C. R. Grubbs, Hilda. J. M. Burckhalter, Dunbarton. Frank Sanders, Olar. The following new names have been added to the mailing list: Harold H. Hay, Lyndhurst. Mrs. Nellie R. Boylston, Blackville. We Reconunend It ■ (\ ! N $250,000—Still Mends <?+■ , m j* N. G. W. WALKER . INSURANCE Office in Walker Building I am ho longer connected with the firm of Smith and Walker S x % Have\&u had \bur Ride in the Better Ruick -You may think you know Buick and Buick per formance from having driven Buicks in the past. But you are destined to undergo a new motoring experiencs—you will dis cover a new Standard of Performance! A performance wonder fully improved; 75 horse power and more to meet the “go” in traffic and to take, any hill in high. Engine dependability further insured by the three new seals for the famous Buick Sealed Chassis: air cleaner, gas oline filter, oil filter. Byick approved mechanical 4* wheel brakes for the constant protection of your family and yourself. Thousands of people are taking rides in the Better Buick every day. If you haven’t time to drop into the show room, a tele phone call will bring one to your door. WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBII BS ARE tUll.T. BUCK W»V- BLH.D THEM When you come to us for advice about Drugs, we always are glad to take the time and devote our best efforts to aid you in securing just what you want. * * Hie Best Pharmacy BARNWELL. S. C. % <>1 j Denmark Buick Co. DENMARK, S. C. » Mrs. Annice Prinder, 54, has has been niending : barttring suits at Miami, Fla., for 15 yearn. Her savings, invested in real estate, have just /netted her 5250,000. What is she going to do* "Keep on mending suits,’’ she * "At 54 one is too old to lose their h/ead over a quarter million.” I V NOTICE OF DISCHARGE C Walker Beeson -Vv ■ WALKER & WALKER W. M. Butt j Notice is hereby given that I have filed my final report as administrat rix of the estate dni. C. Kirkland de ceased, vyitlV the Honorable John K. * ►— Swelling, Judge of Probate for Bam- * C ;£ 1 Georgia 1898. CITATION NOTICE. State Of South Carolina, . X * X.»,- County -of Barnwell. By John K. dnelling, Esq., Probate Judge. WHEREAS, John H. Doe made suit to me to grant unto him let ters of administration of the estate of and effects of Greene Pollock, Sr. THESE ARE, THEREFORE, to cite 'and admonifch all and singular the kindred and creditors ^ of the aaid Greene Pollock, Sr., defeated, that they be and appear before me, in the court Of Probate, to be held at Barn well, on Saturday, September 6th, next, after publication thereof, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they bave, why thevaaid ad- ' ministration should not be granted. In the getting ready for school—the most important item of all is school supplies. Once again we have a new and complete stock. Every needed supply is here. This is juvenile week at our store—so bring them in.. Pencils 1 c to 5c Tablets 5c and 10c Pencil Boxes 10c and 25c Erasers — - i--- | c to ,5c Penstaffs 5c each and 2 for 5c Composition Books 5c and 10c L6ose-leaf Ledgers r— ■. IQc Crayons — 5c United 5 and 10 Cent Store FIRE - HAIL . TORNADO LIVE STOCK. rjr well County and that 1 will petition the said Court for an Order of Dis- Given under toy hand this 24th day charge and letters dismissory on Mon day the 28th day of September, A. D. 1925. let 1926. JANIE KIRKLAND :X't| of August, A. D., 1926. JOHN K. SNELLINt ■M a&S Published an the ust, 1926, ip The Barnwell People- ^ -.a : ' "'V 4 •#«, .*• Barnwell, • ^ S.C Advcitise in