Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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BAKKWBLL, 0OUTH CABOUNi THURSDAY, OCTOBER ». ^ '4 , 1 Hr' Mg ■E ■ B?: V m <nv F rum co> ' . • ■* ; \ * ■ i Lorick A L*wnacc, ColanbU. Thom psoKrM iW H4«r. Corf, Oh«rlc«- $50 Reward The Causey-Youmans Chevrolet Co., Barnwell, S. C. t report that on Sunday, September 11th, their build ing was broken into and the follow ing automobile stolen: 1926 Chevrolet Coupe, looks like new, color Olive Drab, with small gold stripe around body. Motor No. 2146329, Serial No. 911-49597, four new Goodrich Silver- town Balloon tires, bumperg front and rear. « One pair German field glasses in Coupe when stolen, also one 32 S and W. short hammerless pistol. Demonstration tag on Coupe No. X-726. $50.00 reward for thief. Hold car and driver and notify R.. M. Belger, Barnwell, S. C., by wire. PLANT NOW! Hare a Beautiful Lawn , Nothing adds more to the beauty of the home than it’s anrroundingh. BeadHfy your home and city by having beeau- lawns. Our PALMETTO SPECIAL LAWN GRASS MIXTURES is composed of grasses adapted to this climate and thrives the year raid. Plant this seed at the rate of 1-pound per 200 ECTIONS SENT FREE WITH EACH ORDER. Per Peaad 46c. • * ORDER. YOUR.SEED. TO DAY. Orders shipped same day received. B. a Kirkland Seed Co. Colombia, S. C. ••Southern Seeds for Sou there Soils." Without Investigating the Integrity of the SeUer-*-a Home Without r Satisfying Yourself as to Its Title? * - V \ idjl HHIWMUW u (mu t <nn " •"••••• /Regard,Furniture, then, in the same Kght—as something to be lived with, loved and admired tor a lifetime, as something that, bought right, should be- come an heirloom. v That is how we regard it, why we see to it that every piece and suite we sell is worthy of the unqualified guarantee we give. And remember, please, that Reid’s prices are lower than you will find in the cities'for Furniture of quality, because our ex- penses are very much less. " ■ .* •' ’■ *V. “ i Established high quality,* prices proved low by actual painstaking comparison—and then comes that added practical help here—the Reid E-Z Payment Plan, which enables you to furnish your home on * • » - • • / . ’ ■■ current income. Call at our store and inspect our BED ROOM SUITS ^ DINING ROOM SUITS BREAKFAST SUITS LIBRARY TABLES AND CONSOLES DECORATIVE PIECES ^ OCCASIONAL PIECES I . » 1 '■ • * • - . ' » m A m. «... -^1 ■—(M I ipAik It isn’t too early to place your order with us for^ Winter is just around the corner. A. % * * i Barnwell, REID Vamville Dr. A. B. Patterson has returned home after a pleasant, visit to rela tives in Atlanta. Easterling Bros. Phone* 28 — 59 — 500. 476 Broad St The market that sells the best of everything at reasonable prices. Plenty of Friers and Hens. Selected Rhode Island Reds and Plymouths only. Plenty W Fresh Home Killed Pork. SPECIAL Swift’s Premium Hams, sliced, lb. ... 40c Kingan'sjSliced Bacon, lb 40c Premium Hams cut or half, lb. Complete line Fresh Vegetables. * ' STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES Fresh Fish, Shrimp and OyEteri at all times. AUGUSTA, GA. Revival Service* Cloae. The revival acrvicea which began in the Barnwell Baptist Church on October 2nd, came to a cloae on the 13th. In the opinion of many Barn well ptKtple it was the best revival held here in many years. Anyone who knows the people bf the county could Mt any night aervica see in the congregation members of churches from Williston to Bamberg and frem Dunbarton to Olar. This, the first revival held in the large auditorium taxed its capacity to such an extent that there wasn’t room at times to place another chair. People unable to find seats stood in the vestibule during services. The business houses and churches in Barnwell gave in cooperation and attendance a splen did example of the Barnwell spirit. high pressure and spectacular meth ods so often used, the meeting was marked by a high spiritual note, as well as intensely practical methods. Mr. Miller’s sermons were very prac tical and highly enjoyed, while the leadership in singing by his brother was very effective. In many respects the meeting ac complished many excellent reauita. One of its^bmefits was that it became a melting pot in which people from various sections of the counties and churches were fused into a common spiritual aim. It should prove a last ing, material and spiritual benefit to the religious life of Barnwell, its various churches, as well as -to the church in which it was held. In ad dition to accessions to other churches, the Barnwell Baptist Church received by letter and baptisms '62 additions FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF TOWN OF BARNWELL FOR QUARTER ENDING SEPTEMBER 36. 1927. -I —ii July 1—Balance on hand in Bank $194 41 RECEIPTS Fines collected in July, - $59.00 Business Licenses collected in July 24.50 . Property Taxes collected in July • 722.17 Borrowed from Bank of Western Carolina 1,469.40 Fines collected in August 139.00 Business License* collected in August 17.50 Property Taxes collected in August 137.76 * Fines collected in September 43.60 Business Licenses collected in September 430.00 Property Taxes collected in September 592.00 Compound Taxes collected ih September 592.00 Compound Taxes collected in September 69.00 Total Receipts 3 L. H. Miller, formerly the ^popular and efficient pastor at Blackville, and his brother Chas. O. Miller as singer, together with the leadership of the pastor, Dr. W. M. Jones, and his fine corps of personal workers. Instead of Horace J. Crouch, of Elko, Prof. W. W. Carter and 6! S. Moore, Jr., of Barnwell, were among those from this section who attended the Furman- Georgia football game at Athens, Ga., Saturday. Georgia’s March of Progress REFLECTED AT State Fair DISBURSEMENTS. Street and wage hands for July .1 $371.10 Salaries for July" I 402.00 Supplies for July 9L91 Rent—Phone and Office w - 18.50 Miscellaneous Account 14.35 Street and wage hands for August 247,50 Salaries for August 296.50 Interest and Notes 1,100.00 Supplies for August 36.82 Rent—Phone and Office for August 18.50 Miscellaneotfe Account for August r 4.48 Street and wage hands for September ! 225.89 Salaries for August 276.00 Supplies for August — 70.78 Rent—Phone and Office for September i 18.50 Miscellaneous Account for August 27.50 'T.\ October 24-29 ■t‘ i F. S. BROWN, Clerk Tc£al Disbursements 3,220.33 ry $3,898.24 - 3,898.24, . W. D. HARLEY, Mayor. ■ A ■ r;*-: ,-vy- > -.. . . i . . Port City Everything New , it a holiday and spend the week Day and Night ANNOUNCEMENT • We wish to announce to the people of Augusta that we will open for business some •' time during the WEEK'OF OCTOBER 9th TO 16th Our -formal announcement, will appear ft in this paper later. BERRY DRY CLEANING CO. - J. Ray Berry, Prop. Phone 2316 AUGUSTA GEORGIA • 4