Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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PAGE EIGHT. . '';, * *^TT “** * ^*N / • . f t ' ..^ w- ' •- TUI BARNWELL PEOPLE-SENTINEL, BARNWEI.L. (SOUTH CAROLINA -, a IUUSDAT. MARCH 25TH. 1 ^ „ v ' V V » \ \. ■5---J ,r' I^BEING thoroughly overhauled and will be in operation in about two or three weeks. In the meantirrie, we are taking care of the needs of our customers by having our supply 6f ice shipped in. When the work of remodeling is completed, we will have one of the most modern ice plants in the lower section of South Carolina and our customers will be assured of PURE, CRYSTAL-CLE1AR ICE AT ALL TIMES. j s to X. > -;V. WE OFFER our customers two ways in which to save money: First, by buying ice tickets from us, and, Second, by saving American Profit-Sharing Coupons. We have books of Ice Tickets for Two Hundred, Five Hundred and One Thousand pounds of ice. WE HAVE MADE arrangements with the American Profit-Sharing Corporation whereby you will be given a Coupon with each 25 cents spent with us for either ice Or coal. These Coupons may be redeemed at any time on a wide range of premiums. A Premium Catalogue will be furnished you on request. Courteous AS SOON as our plant is in operation, we will have 24-hour service, seven days in the week. IT WILL BE A PLEASURE TO SERVE YOU. . -- ■ • ~ -v ■ • , ■ > V . V • H -5 ^ \ . , • • . r ’ „ - - • S. C. Ice & Cold Storage Corporation ’Pone No. 84 Barnwell, S. C. v ♦ Posse Hunting Negro Who Assaulted Woman Charlie Sanders, an escaped con vict from the Anderson County chain- K** n K. criminally assaulted a young white woman of the Anderson Mills village Thursday night, after decoy ing the woman and her sister-in-law from their home to a lonely sp.it several miles in the country. He threatened the woman’s life with a razor in order to arcoqnplish his pur pose. The victim is a sister-in-law i ——»r~ of a convict op one of the Anderson County chaingangs a nd the negro lured the women away with a story that the husband had escaped from the gang and was lying wounded in a lonely patch of woods. After committing the^assault, the negro threatened to kill both women, but their pleading caused .him to spare their lives. Another negro named Karl Donald escaped at the same time and it is believed that a double at tack was planned but that Donld be came frightened and did not meet Sanders a fter he had decoyed the two women from their homes. Armed posses of officers and citi zens have been scouring the country for the perpetrator of the dastardly outrage. * t Death of Mr. D. R. McArthur. Mr. David Robert McArthur, of Vi- dalia, Ga., died at his home in that city on March 20th, after an illness of about one week, having been stricken on Monday before with a slight stroke of paralysis while at the po*t office. He immediately returned home but was unable to speak. How- _ MervBuy Yout SPRING SUIT \ NOW $25 - $33.50 For here you will find the style, the tailoring and the fabric which will completely suit your taste. We have just received a shipment of Schloss Bros’. Clothes— these suits have been tailored with all the skill and painstaking care which you have come to associate, with Schloss Bros. All men s tastes have been catered to. And patterns are of such fresh ness and variety that choosing will be easy. We are also showing a beautiful line of Spring Fabrics, such as Rayon Silks, Figured Crepes, Flowered Georgettes in all the lead ing shades. O' Barnwell, S. C. ever, his wife and friends were hope ful of his early recovery. The fam ily physician was called and everything possible was done, but the dreaded af fliction rapidly progressed a nd he continued to grow worse until Satur day morning about two o’clock, when he passed into the Great Beyond. The funeral services were conduct ed a t the Baptist Church, by the pas tor, in the—presence of a large con course of relatives and friends, after which the body was buried with Ma sonic honors. It was said to havo been the most largely attended funer al in that city for many years. It will be remembered by the older citizens of Barnwell County that Mr. McArthur came here about the year 1881 with the 4 rm of Moore and Mc- Laurin, being originally from Hoxlii, “Carolina., He was connected with this firm for a great many years, and during his stay in Barnwell County hei made many warm and devoted friends. He married Miss Georgia ^ “I Greene, daughter of Mr. George W. .Greene, of Rosemary and Richland townships. Mr. and Mrs. McArthur were blessed with two sons, who were ta ken by death in early manhood, and he leaves surviving him his widow and several nieces and nephews, all of whom'are residents of Miami and Live Oak, Fia. A number of them at tended the funeral. / Mr. McArthur Was one*of,the best men the writer ever knew, a gentle man of the highest type—true to his friends, kind and obliging to every body—and a devoted husband. To know him was to admire and esteem him.—Contributed. NOTICE OF DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that I will file my. final report of Norman and Derrie Bates, on Monday the 19th day of April, with the Hon. John K. Snelling, Judge of Probate, for Barn well County and petition the said Court for an Order of Discharge and letters Dismissory. MRS. ESSIE BATES. Guardian. Barnwell, S. C.,. March 31st. 4t. NOTICE OF DISCHARGE. * Notice* is hereby given that I will file my final report as Committee for * Needam Bates, on Monday the 19th day of April, with the Hon. John K. Snelling, Judge of Probate, for Barn well County a,nd petition the said Court for an Order of Discharge and Letters Dismissory. MRS. ESSIE BATES. Committee. Barnwell, S. C., March 31st. 4t. Wife and Husband rx Both 111 With Gas “For years I had gas on the stom ach. The first dose of Adlerika helped. I now sleep well and all gas is gone. It also helped my husband.” (signed) Mrs. B. Brinkey. ONE spoonful Adlerika removes GAS and often brings' astonishing relief to the * stomach. Stops that full, bloated feeling. Brings out all old, waste matter you ne^er thought was in your system. This excellent intestinal evaruant is wonderful for constipa tion. * Men’s and Boys Snappy hi jms i—w—^ You Will Want to Dress Your Best Our Big Stock pre sents an exceptional op portunity for the selec tion of , Your Easter Clothes A “Curlee*’ or a Marx Made Suit—in the new light shades, and blues. Real * quality _ Clothes — Matchless in Style and Cut. •fwu.v •••AiAHTtna- Values at $10.00 $14.95 $17.95 $24.75 Some With Two Pairs of Pants DEPARTMENT STORE BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA 'J —X.. \ s* V. ttAin.'. ft* J rHir i —♦ 'iJt . . --v