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C. -0. Edwards, I.AND SURVEYOR CiVL ENGINEEL Office over Pome Bank and Trust Co Hacker Mfg. Co. . UCCESSORS TO Gen. S. Hacker & Son, CHARLESTON. S. C. We Vaufacture Doors, Sash and Blinds; Columns and Balusters; Grilles and'Gable Ornaments: Screen Doors and Windows. WE DEAL IN Glass. Sash Cord and Woights. This Home Bank WILL START YOU SAVING AND KEEP YOUR AT IT. %S 0C OP.14V iNCKELS, CENTS I FREE To oar Savings Depositors, made to help people save -You can no more build a fortune without the first dollar than you can . buids house without the first brick." ANY MAN OR WOMAN who will. takene of these Home Safes, make is aninvariale rule to drop into itsomme amount, no matter how small, each day, wil be astonished and de lighted at the close of the year at how much has been accumulated without -being missed. *ONE DOLLAR IN TitE BANK IS IS-WORThi TWO iN YOUR-POCKET. Bank aid Trust Co. Pay A Visit. to our cashier and he will convince you that we have every facility for hand Ulng your banking business with ac curacy and dispatch. Our financial standing is Beyond Queistion and we aim to treat all onr customers with the greatest courtesy and consid erstion, be their accounts large or small. The Bank of Manning 'CHARLTON DURNT, MANNING, S. C. Prompt attention given to Collections. JOHN G. CEC of ou r n vnen JOSEPH D.'WRIGHT.' C APERS b WRE(*T, *AT ORNEYS' AT LAW wANJ~fqTON. D C. KU .LrHECOUGH RECRV-iMO OR MON2V REM/Nativ. On First-Class Real Estate Mortgages. Purdy & O'3ryan, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Manning,S. C. R. O. PURDY. 8. OLIVER 0 BRYAN~ - AtoreysandCouselrsat Law M AATNNG S. C. II 0 many smoking it will rm the good old roll yourself. 00 0440 Duke's Mi 0 . -s Liggett & Ae *.,i ham, N. C., is rette smokers. '.: makes "rolling who want th< C mild, selected 4 We're makinj Sa its kind. Pay w get better granu 0 00 Mixture. c. 40* * You still get *er -' hayf ounce sack - cigarettes-for $ you get a book 0 present coupon,I Save the I With the co handsome, desi: suitable for men, Something for household. ., - Speial off S- only- a * ., ~ Our new illus ~' "~ent wilibe se A sends us their na S COUP~u frOMD? wr '.uIt"14 from HOR T NAlT TWI 0 ROS EAl ulba implies-a Trust Company.;As s Sadminister trusts than the private i pany~ is eqipped for active, efficie STHE SUMTER]1 SUMTER, Condensed Statement showing BANK OF TURBE at the close of business J~ RESoURCES. Loans and Discounts............ Overdrafts..............-.. Banking House................. Fu~initure and Fixtures.......... Cash on Hand and in Banks.-.. IABILITIES Saia tock................... S..rp.u.........-.--.-....---- ...-. Deposits...................... asirsChecks....---.......---. Cet~dChecks..........-..... BlsPayable................. TOBACCO FLUE Get our prices before will save you money. Ev< Tobacco I Tobacco Wire. Tobacco T1 Tobacco Barn I Tobacco B Pure Paris Green. Paris Green Gun Also Big Sty for the oat crop. MANNiNG HARD WA Take tienty 6f Time t0 Et. There is a sayini that."rapid eating s slow suicide." U you have formed he habit bf eating too rapidly von are 1 nost likely suffering from indigestion .t >riconsumptiQn, which will result event- -V ta ly in serious illness unless corrected. * )icrestion beains in the mouth. Food hould be thorcuably masticated and nsa.livated. Then when you have a uliniess of the stomach or feel dull and tv.,id after earing, take one of Cham >erlain's Tablets Many severe cases f f stomach irouble and constipation have a een cured by the use of these tablets. 1 rhey are easy to take and most agree dein effect. Stld by all deaiers. Not Needed. "Do you carry burglar insurance on -our home. B!dad?" asked Wiggles. -y "I used to. but since the twins came I've given It up." said Rildad. "No ody sleeps at our house after dark. to what's the .nse?"-Harper's. 0 Katherine L. Nortxn, New Bedford, h lass.. says: "I bad a terriable pain s cross my back, with a burning. and calding feeling. I took Foley's Kidney ~ *ilis as advised, with results certain ad sure The pain and burning feeling ft me. I felt toned up and invigorated. recommend Foley Kidney Pills " For aekache. rheumatism. lumbago, and t 11 kidney and bladder ailments, use oley Kidney Pills. For sale by all ealers everywhere. t t! The Navy of Today. t The transformnation from the sail t ropelled man-o'-war to the complicat d mass of machinery known as the y noderp battleship Is not one bit more t yronounced than the improvement c hiel has taken place in the personnel a )f the men who compose the human p vorking parts of these great machines. p 'imeswas when the navy was looked n ipon by many as a sort of reform e rhool. a last resort to .which young nen could be sent who were not quite xad enough to be put in jail and not ood enough to roam at large. Such b onditions have, fortunately, passed if iway. and the American navy today A s. composed of brains and muscle of he highest order and a personnel- of vhlch the country can well be proud. Popular Mechanics. Customs at Eton. In -no other community are so many umptuary- laws stringently enforced is among the boys pf Eton college. nglan<. ..As a rule. they wear Eton il ackets or' tailcoats. the latter being lowed only on boys who have attain- tI d the height of five feet fi ve Inches. 1 hen the trousers must always be urned up atnd the bottom button o be waistcoat undone. Should an l'to-. f an carry an umbrella he must never -enture .to rol It up. * Wanted Information. Harold. aged five years. was visiting l its aunt While at dinner the grown- a ips were m-king and paying little or a to attention to Harold.' He was ready a or de' ert. :mnd to attract the others' ttention he said: "Please. Aunt 1inme. is that pie an mrnmentF'-- St. Louis Post-Dispatch. ki No Substitute Could do This. t No inferior substitute, but only the b enuine Foley Kidney Pills could have d. JT. F. Wallich. Bartlett, Nebr., of is kidney trouble. He'says: "I was at~bered with baclkache, and the pain ould run up to the back of my head, * amd I had spells of dizziness. I took oley Kidney Pills and they did'the ork and I am now entirely rid of kid ey trouble." For sale by all dealers e rerwhere. b This islt. d ow-A chap gave mec some money esterday for a joke. Wow-Pretty noummon sort of joke. Bow-Oh. 1 on't knoir. He was editor of a funny i aper.-Magazlne of Fun.p Without industry and frugality noth ag will do and with them everything. -Benjamin FranklIn. Most Children Have Worms. Many mothers think their children re uufering from indigestion, head- s che, nervouasness, weakness, costive- e ess, when they are victims of that ai lost common of all children's ailments -worms. Peevish, ill-tempered, fretfuld hildren, who toss and grind their tetih, with .bad breath and colicky ains, have all the symptoms of having ~ orms, and should be 'given Kickapoo ormn Killer, a pleasant candy lozenge, rhich ex pels worms, reguliates the bo w ls, tones up the system, and makes ildren well and happy. Kickapoo Vorm Killer is guaranteed. All drug ists, or by mail. Price 25c. Kickapoo ~ ndian M\edicine Co., Philadelphia and U t. Louis. The Kaleidoscope. Have you any idea what a wonderful hing a kaleidoscope realiy is? Did you ever catch yourself wondering how S nan different kinds of lpatterns could a Je formed by the little bIts of colored ~ ;lass which the Instrument contains ~ id which adjust themselves wIth sucha 'earkable facility when the instru- a nent is turned in the hand? A calcu- F aton has been made by a noted math- se amatcan which we are sure will as- s onish readers. He shows that a ka edoscope containing twelve bits of lass may be turned i'apidly enough :o make -ten cilanges a minute day and I dgut for ninety-one years and forty tine days without exhausting the dIf ~erent combinations or the possibIlitiesa >f getting a new figure on the next I urn, if the number of pIeces of glass lI ye increased to twenty, a calculationa ows that 462.880,809,576 years would > necessary to go through all of the f hngs of which It would be capable. he holer 'of the instrument turnIng a till the while so :zs to get ten, changes I miute an rd wvorkling day and night hose millions of years.c Shake Off Your Rhenmatism. Now. is the time to get rid of your heumatism Try a .twenty-five cent otte' of Chamberlain's Liniment and ee how quickly your rheumatic pains nisppear. Sold by all dealers. E A Condition. -3ly dea':r." sazid the bride, who had ee her- husband's stenographer,.i there is one speech you used to make n the oflice which I want you never o reent iln our home." "You alarm me. my dear. What vas the speech ?" "'I want you to take my dictation.'" -Baltimore American. Not Well Advertised. Physician-Well, but if your little >g won't grow big and fat you must ;o to the vet. Woman (who has s yrought her pet pig to the doctor's)- d )h, doctor. I have no confidence In n tim, he's so thin himself!-Fliegenden 3atter. :a Laughing cheerfulness throws sun- |g :,.t on anl +nthe path ofa lle-Dchter I 'II For Coupons Out of i the Duke's E Mixture Sack K Many men are getting u n tolI d pleasure out of the Liggett &'Myers Duke's Mixture sack. ne 5c package holds pipefuls of pure, mild ,-or, if you please, ce many cigarettes of ashioned kind tbat you cture, m.de by the rs Tobacco Co. at Dur the favorite with ciga It's the tobacco that 1 1" popular with men b true taste of pure, tobacco. r this brand the leader of hat you will, you cannot ated tobacco than Duke's the same big one and a -enough to make many . And with each sack >f cigarette papers aad a REE. 'resent Coupons tpons you can get many able presents - articles women, boys and girls. every member of the !r for May and June trated catalogue of pres it Free to anyone who me and address. uakis Mixture may be assorte4 SE SHOE. J.T, TUILEY'S URAL LEAF, GRANGER . ST. cou.po from FOUR IES (10c tin double coupo").t PLUG CUT, PIEDMONT4 ARETTES, CLIX CIGAR. t1 ES. and olker tags or coupon: r Premium Dept. St. Louis, Mo. [E IMPLIES 2 *b exactly what its name , Ich, is fitted better to * individual. This com nt service.. Try la RUST CO., . Ceo. ooO* o.C he condition of the hILLE ane 13th, 1913. --+ ............ $37.899 56 .......... 4905 56 ..... .... 2,8043 35 ... .... .... 1,46 36] . ......... 4,830 75 $47,500 91 ........ . 12,5806 ) 9 .... .... ...1 20 ... ....... 21,200 00 , $47,560 91 BARN ~ou buy. Our prices ~rything for the lanter. vine. .antering, arn Thermometers. ck of Binder Twine RE COMPANY. No Reason For It When Manning Citizens Show a Way. There can be no reason why any read er of this who suffers the tortures of an aching back, the anaoyance of urinary disorders, the pains and dangers of kid ney ills will fail to heed the words of a S neighbor who has found relief. Read I what a Manning citizen says: 4 W. R. White, S. Boundard St., Man- 4 ning. S. C., says: "My kidneys were so weak that I bad but little control over the kidney secretions. I suffered con- 4 stantly from backcache and pains across my loins andemornings I was so lame and sore that it was hard for me to 4 dress. If I sat down for a little while, I had to lift- myself up. Not~hing ever helped me until I used Doan's Kidney 4 Pills. They restored my kidneys to a normal condition and corrected all' the other symptoms of kidney complaint. 4 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 4 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo. New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name-Doan's-and take no other. Base Suspicion. Guest (in eLenp restauranti-That's queer. I ordered three dishes and you are out of all. Waiter-It's very late. sah. Guest (suspiciously)-Not saving 'em for yourself. eb? Waiter (haugh tily)-1 don't eat here. sah!-Yonkers Statestnan. 4 Appealing to Her Pride. Weary Willie--When you want t _ t6uch a lady always appeal to her pride.- Tottering Tommie-I did. I + said. -You proud thing. please give me a nickel!"-Yonkers Statesman. Made Good Her Word. .Black-She said on her wedding dal * that she would go through everything .+ for him. WbiTte-Well, I guess she has. + I loaned him a ten spot this morning. -Judge. I go at what I am about as if there - was nothing else in the world for the + time being.-Charles Kingsley. A substitute in medicine is never for + the- benefit ofshe buyer. Never be per- $ suaded to buy anything but Foley's + Honey and Tar Compound for coughs + and colds. for children or for erown * persons. It is prompt and effective. It +4 comes in a yellow package, with bee hive on cartoon. It contains no opiates. - Take no substitute for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. For sale by all dealers everywhere. Reduced to Science. Amateur Landlady*-.How do~ you manage to keep your boarders with such poor accommodations and so lit testo eat?. Mrs. Sllmdlet (confidential ty)-I.let them run a week or two be hind with their bills, and 'they never catch up.-Yonkers Statesman. . The Main Point. Helter-Holmes gets a gigantic sal ary from that mining corporation. Skelter-Able to locate gold mines. Is he? Helter-Not much. Able to locate stek purchasers.-Life. There are many echoes in the world, but few votees. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, . CeURty of Clareodon. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Mitchell Levi and Ferinand Levi. Co-partners in business as Levi Bros..Plaintiffs against F. J. Graham, Defendant. -Decree. Under and by Virtue of an Execi. tion issued out of the Court of Corn mon Pleas, and to me directed, I have levied upon and will sell at pub lie auction in front of the court house, in Manning, on Monday, the 7th day of July, for cash,.the follow ing real estate: - ' Althat piece or -lot of land situate iClarendon County, State of South Carolina, containing 280 acres; boun ded North, and West by lands of Mrs. Harriet Harvin; Southeast and Northeast by estate of Henry Byrd and .Ann L. Reynolds; North l. lands formerly known as the Mart n -i Byrd tract, lands of Ann'L. Reynolds, and West by lands now or formerly O+C of David F. Lide and E, J. Puge, be - ing the tract of land conveyed to F. J. Graham by J. Cohen Wilson by deed recorded in the office of Clerk of Court for Clarendon County in Book T. T., page 721. 4 Purchaser to pay for papers. 2 E. B. GAMBLE, 6 - heriff Clarendo% County.+ STATE OF SOUTH CAROlINA, 2 Olarendon County, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. C. F. Middleton'and C. F. Middleton, Trading as Middleton & Company, Plaintiffs Samuel Hampton, R. C. Richardson, and W. R-Coskrey, TradingasW R. Coskrey & Company, Defend ants. - Decree. UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF At Judgment Order of the Court of Corn mon Pleas, in the above stated action, to me directed, bearing date of May 9th, 913, I will'sell at public auction, to the highest biddder, for cash, at Clar endon Court House, at Manning, i said county, within the legal hours for judicial sales, on Monday, the 7th day of .fuly, 1913, being saiesday, the fo! lowing described real estate: All that lot or parcel of laud, sit-+ uate in Remini, in the County of Clarendon, and State aforesaid; + bounded on the North by Street of- O said town, known as -Railroad Street, fronting forty feet thereon; + East by lot formerly of A. S. Boston, O above described; South by Street separating from lands of H. B. Rich -Ia ardson, and WVest by lot formerly of +I A. S. Boston; its Eastern and West? erm lines extending one hundred and1 twenty feet. This lot being formerly the store house lot of B. B. King, O* conveyed to me by A. D. Wither spoon and others. There being nol encumbrance on this lot whatsoever. $ ALSO: All that certain lot of larnd situate. + lying and being in the County of + Carendon and1 State aforesaid, con-$ taning about one-fourth of an acre, + more or less. and bounded as fol- + lows: On the North by a Street $ of the town of Remini, S. C.. called + Rrailroad Street; South by lands + of H. F. Richardson; East by j lands of H. B. Richardson and + Public Road leading from Cam- + den t'o Charleston, and WVest by $ lands of estate of W. B. King.+ P '-chaser to pay ioir papers. + E. B. GAMBLE, $ Sheriff Clarendon ounnty. A+ %Vmyania man Snausutr'sets of Espy Fifty Years Ago. Fifty 'years ago ia Espy, Pa;, M. C. icCollum planted many maple trees on he streets. He- said that these trees rould always be a monument honor ag his memory. During these years fr. McCollumi has taken great inter st in the growth and development of is trees. This Is a- type of patriotism worth ar more than that aroused by war's larms. It makes for better living ecause it is constructive and per 2anent and bears on home life. In Leed, men reared in such surroundIngs rill be better citizens and. if need be. etter soldiers. because their homes re more than walls of lirick or wood. ust as Mr. McCollum has transformed :spy from a village of houses to a illage of homes. so countless other illages and towns may be transform d. It needs only the awakening of a enuine, peaceful patriotism to make neself a public benefactor In this Ind of way. Such a movement will rely keep one's memory green better ban "storied urn or animated bust." Nasturtiums For Bare Spots. Plant nasturtiums whereter there Is bare spot In your back yard. Plant hem wherever you think there is going ) be a. bare place. They are. among de most easily grown of fowers, and be showy blossoms. -which dower un LI frost can be used forcut Bowers for e house all through the summer. One householder who has . a back ard garden always plants nastur iums about her hollyhocks. When she ts down the stalks of the hollyhocks fter the flowers have passed by-a ractice. by the way, which keeps the lants strong and the flowers big-the asturtiums are just ready to demand very inch of ground in sight. Notice of Discharge. I will apply to the Judge of Pro-, ate for Clarendon county, on the th day of July, 1913, at 11 o'clock, . M.4 for letters-of discharge as ad listrator of the estate of Joseph Bell, deceased. JoHN D. GERALD, Administrator. June, 17th, 1913. A Prayful Prelate. Dr. .\*agee. who was for a brief peri l arehbisho p of York. was qo. Induc I by a friend with whom h14as stay to go and hear a certain preacher. sked afterward what he thought 'of ie sermon. Dr. Magee answered that a thought it wis' rather long. "Yes," rreed his host, who.was a great ad irer of the preacher., "but there was a int in the- iilpitr - "And a martyr the pew"' was the doctor's prompt turn. The same prelate In giving ad ice to *a -newly appointed suffragan id, "They will send for you to open iurches, cemeteries, schools, vestfies ad cloakrooms, and to unveil windows ad clocks. and it may be that eventa [ly they will want you to open an mbrella!"-Loudon Mail. Can't Keep It Secret. The splendid work of Chamberlain's ablets is daily-becoming more widely aown, No sueh grand remedy for omach and liver troubles has ever en known.- For sale by all dealers. True Love. An offleIai of the State C:harities Aid sso-lntion of New York. said of en eni-s the other day: "The love tnatch Is a good thing for ugeie-s By t his I mean that It is etter for a pretty girl to mArry a rave. handsome youth for love-t~ue >v-thani It is for her to marry an el eiy millionaire for his mnohtey. "Mercenary ~eo)ple like to sneer at >ve in a cottage. amnd bread and cheese ndc kisses. and aill that sort of thing. lut these sneers tire false, for when overty c-omes in at the door love flies ut ind gets a good job."-Exchnge. Between Girls. it Is vulgar to dress so as to attract ttenton on the street." "Isn't it!" "I saw Miiss Knobby' goIng down the treet yesterday In a gown which aused every man she passed to' turn nd ook at her." "Sure enough! *1- wonder who is her ressmiaker" " asked her, but she wouldn't tell e."-Houstonl Post. How a Stone Varies. A stone is usually consideyred to be ourteen pounds. but a butcher's stone f dead meat Is only eight pounds, a tone of cheese Is sixteen pounds, a tone of .vass five pounds. while a tone of aemp runs to thirty-tM'o ouns.-Londoni Standard. The Brilliant Stars of June. By the end of ,lune, . Mars, Venus, atur .and Jupiter will all be the orning stars, but Foley'i Honey and a Compound is at all times the "Star" iedicine for coughs, colds, croup and hooping cough. A cold in June is as ato develop into bronchitis or pneu onia as at any other time, but not if oley's Honey and Tar Compound is ken. For sale by all dealers every here. Music a Human Neoessity. Perhaps the contrast between Ger Dan and American life which most harply impressed me was their pos esson and our poverty of good music vailable to the masses of the people. ,ike most American men, I do not :noij one written note of music from nother and perform on no Instrument, ihile my singing is a genuine test of iendship. Yet I love music, real mu ic, as I imagine most Americans do, nd am always pleased when able to Lear t. I have stood an hour In a drizzikig old rain in Georgestrasse. Hanover. [stening with deepest apprediationi to he noble music provided by the bri ade band from the steps of the [in eral Opera House. I have found, in afes and theaters and other public esorts of all grades and classes, really cellent music provided for the en ertinment of patrons andi have got iow It a cure for physical weariness d mental depression and a renewal f my faith In the high destiny of man ind. I have beeni nade conscious ht music Is quite as essential to the rell being of a normally constituted uman being as food, raiment and shel er.-Frank Putnam In National Maga aamberlaI's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Every family without e xce pt io n 2uld keep this preparation at hand urine- the hot weather of the summer onths. Chammberlain's Colio, Ch61 sa and Diarrhoea Remedy is worth many times its cost when needed and is most certain to be needed before the amter is over. It has no superior for 2e purpose for which it is intended. FORD MOTOR CO., AUTOMOBILE MANUFATURERS, - Detriot, Michigan, U. S. A. June 3rd, 1913. To Dealers, Sub-Dealers. Limited Dealers and Branch Man agers: For fear that you have not noticed Page 353 of- the Ford Times of May, wherein an emphatic denial is ma4e of cer!air .:lly rumors concerning a change of ownership in the Ford Motor Company and a consequent reduction in the price of Ford Cars, we call to your attention the following plain statement of facts 1st. The Standard Oil Company or any other com pany h - not bougbt the Ford business or even a 'singile share of our company's stock, as we heve no interest to sell. 2nd We have' no connection whatever with any other automobile concern. 3rd. We will not sell three cars for one -thousand dollars. 4th. We will not market our product through mail order houses or direct to the retail buyers, or through any' other channels except regularly licensed dealers, We expect and want everyone connected with the Ford organization to deny rumors of this character, resting assured that when any changes are made in Ford policy our organization will'be the irst to know of it A dealer need only to read his contract and -do busi ness accordingly, as his contract furnishes him ample -uar antee that such rumors are withou6 foundation. FORD MOTOR CO., By N. A. Hawkins, Manager of Sales. D. C. SHAW CO.. 10-12-14 Sumter St. Sumter, - s. CW, Dike's First, Lats and Always4 - A customer came into our store this morning and bougbt a tube, of +* Tooth Paste. This conversation followed: Salesnan-Did you read our advertisement in the paper? Cu-tomer-Yr s. Salesman--Why dIdn't you bring it? Is/s worth five cents cAsh. ,Customer--I didn't know. I thought it was just an advertisement, Salesman-We couldn't publish it if wasn't true. We pay you. 5e.- for the ad if you buy 25c. worth of anything in the Toilet Article 'Lne, tationarv.or anything advertised in that space. - Custome-Well, next time I will KNOW. FULL LINE CUT- 6LASS.SOON. ARANT'S DRUG STORE. foVed! We beg to announce to.the trading pub lic that we have moved across the street from our old stand to the store formerly_ occupied by Rigby Dry Goods Co., on Levi Biock, next door to Plowden .Hardware Co. We are showing the most representa tive Line of Dry Goods, Notions and Shoes. to be found in the county. A visit to our new quarters is earnestly desired. R. P. JENKINSON. Next Saturday June 21st REAL CUT GLASS TUMBLERS. Only l0c. Each [ This price will be good for one week only, if not sold sooner- Choice of three beautiful patterns, viz: Grapes. Cluster and & Wreath. Don't miss offering. THE MANNING GROCERY CO. "The Wood Everlasting" CYPRESS DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS, Lengthens the Life of Your Buildings: Ask Your Dealer.+ L. WETHER HORN & SON, Largest Mf'rs South .- . - Charleston. S. C. $4