The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, January 21, 1914, Image 5

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-~ C A-~ -~ ~ -i *.~N t A N ( - '. ~L~bra~ - dIm 4~ *qafP. says that he baa~. kDowu ~ iawi ue~o ~per~te~?f~ t th~ &0~S~3~Y~flSh &e o~erha4t~ watch afl the while ~t 'ize' ~zid ~fi~ - SKId ~reu then the seal would almost ~a~ot thIAa~rmau'!~md p ~racedto~ b~e ~at.to -dlsent~jI& thE - ( F ~" .~-~- ~'~: ~ * wq~ itS - W~$ arjathe! whiin~, ls7~'wee~ ~42~ Au Ezagflsh ~ou~t lia~ l~ad't d~.,mIm. the ieaulug~ of~ th~ phrase ~KAa2an brought a reduced ratA'week 4S4' tIJik~t'Ofl hE Friday um4. when b~etnrflT S~turda~ 'nlgbt'uea ~Id the *oeId~have to pay fUJJ ~: ~ bs the sp~cIal ticket would bE -, ouly on Silmi y Ifoizday aaa~ 7 Tuesday. The ~an ue4eou~pa~ tbr the excess fare ebaiged h~Iia and - wonhia case. ~qW Caz.I.ssneas a Bad Fault. Want of care does us more damage of know1edge.-Benjn21~' "I' 14 V **.,* -. a. - 2 / e. . g -ees M iseabe f onseritgridhd ent ciaenrp hatrwsakdb 56 msrss o h hapnUe mu ,;se 1 e replied.- "The p - wee l s . -glom ad ad Nary vegoe th -hire , -London - Proa... -'L e s ' istrater. -a.d not 'an'iutd'ior-w dhabe'eln 4 told thneatogaeae was ntAedas~'ker~ hrnitre. hohe xcamd enroyem 'ph tly ^ Ieus -n wermicelli is gma nd a. e?" vryn d"Ihmbl"i ath wohrd ly t' b ound i the ictiryo fool.Nt N Stleon Boaare. ic atdtTk - g t Btri a not. e aftr. - alieeh owco l itegrow k Souryehof Potash oure toaof Amol-na Bright t Lea i.i Camd~roliazerrecmp Sou~rc o Poashdnt urce of\mo - QUNIT )n Ar md 4=65. "....N A. * i -.5 ~4 'A' ~ ~ . ~ ~ A - . J - 1 Deniensof te Uderwrld A getlemn wh visted ne o th ;~-u ob f h ylnDsr sundIt tnaned b bas. Tey oumtos tat tey swamdoe is prso, whle undeds lutere ronim. E xoes of th n erwo ra Aenlemnded wheevitedrneo theae els curhtowersof theyr ydaunrt Dudi atd by bats.-Sinil Americane. Jimmie'on, owhileihn .d ltee rountd powers -Efplorer of th pya ~adslof Egythe asmila r Iexpe-ce reyeto ine, herier ter a ves, pod rp o cosuberaonn "but eltso chrhte's healy rey hauno- e Jimmite 's e Contsion.e sd af lotd.i wheong ady come he.i Antearlylovwst fprty Ne ok ret to ne," heanoels ater it of ce Brkche nn sity her ide ty of the worla. RS 8-3-3 to 8-34 .8-4-4 EPHATE . kage, Meal IQUALITY th Brands CHARLESTON aSOUTH CAROLINA LLIAM MOLLOY. Gener'aI Maagr ], AN ORDINANCE_. To Levy and Collect Licenses In the Towr o: MannirAg for the Year 1914. Be *' : , d itn, d 1Y the .\a*or arc \ .6- 3 - 11i 0 i.. T.--n Of .Mauning 't - o tm. 't A,% w btw': s'criG 'z I I. : every nerson. fi;n, e .- p .ra i. n engageit it n ... a or r'.,fo:an ;Ierm a44 :TI d w:t biu ti.e imits el .m-u -! \iaegshall be reqire-d Ir ! ..1 :h- 1s. d::y of F, Lbruary .4 to om . ; .i --n-e ito efxm 'is s tid i. *.I.. - .. ',I p .-ssion hin. beI' 1:,n,.t e' , he %Aidtio u; ard every p.-r:-oU. t'fm ..: o: ora..:oI no'w so en -ate.l. bil. ex p Cin toenga::e in such tr.udt. usi:,U s .P:- pr fe'nsion after tihe st. U 3 of Januin-.% k,' the p~esentyear, ;all 'eq..or.-d ., iir.! obti n licarse to ex ioise s. me, all of the a.aid liceuse to be fixed ;.-0rdiing to the schedule and arn-,unts it-r.inafter set forth. . Sre. 2 Up< i e.,h :tnd rv, ry merchant 'r au% o:? er i- reon. I'rw. company or iepor:i e ;n tioinu business within tdw :njitS . , the sai: Io,wa (if Manning. iid for c:.ei :tit4 er. ry store or piate A busl: - witi.in ihe ecrporate limits i! the c od t-wn. sxept nch as -are Slherwisg,' .. ifi::.ly taxed by this I dinan.-, th- iieenii hAl; he as fo OWS: Upon merchants whose gross cash nd credit sales do not exceed: 2.:'%0 per annum- . -.-..-$10.00 5. 5 er annum .15.00 10-G . annum ..- -- -.. 20.00 15, C er annum - -- 25.00 23,.'0 per anm ------30.0 40,0001 -er annum ---.-----35.0o 50.00 r.er annum -- -..-40.0 73,000 per annum-- ------45.00 100,000 per annm---- M--_ 0.00 SEc. 3 Every firm, company or cor oration required by the ordinance of !ie town of Manning to obtain a license > tnace in aby trude. business or pro tssiona for whib a licet-use is req iied. ball, before the 15:h, day of January f each year, register with the town lerk. titst his or her name or stkile, nd in cast of a fisn or company tbe amfes Of the several persons constitut nv such firm or company, and the ti.ee sf tus-ness; second, the trade, u-ite--s er profezsiou for which a li euse is required; tiLe place ivhere uh trade. business or profession is auriet. on in the case of a deale-r in o d-. wares or merchandise, the rount, ( xten-t and value of the busi itss ca;red( on; il of which shall be ven uider oath. AN vergonQ. firns. teor corp->riois coumene : hus n :-s on or af..ter the first day of a:uarv 1914 s-wll rerister as afere 01. it. shall be the dity of- the town , r k to ass.s-:i'l ps.r..-, tirms, com i:L4s at:d corporations liuble for town icecses uaneer the ordinances of, this % n. anid cnter the s;utre in a book to ie known as the Liceuse Book. viking casifi. d aand compiete -list - or all Lih person-. firts, c'mnin.. a1 Ii rporadons who 1ire iite for tAwn ieetise. hnd the s tount. of license* ftr vhieh t'ery art: liable. wttich iive.ses 1'alt b-- o-tui!.:d as herein provided. n or before :he 1st day if Feruary, 914. Liecns-cr hsill tbe i.-sued by the rk ua:d Tir--asretr, wzn sna.1 keg p a cti'd <::l; leruse isau. d ;n i he ,i .u..e 1o3k. It. -1 u hr I he. duty if h- Ma.'.or ! tn, rre thei,' paauInt o0 11 the Hi--uts-- fi-xe.i by% the ria t I;h# t11, I& Of M:nid. aod as.ss d 1% It; a. nder authori tb- rot . or ,e- g. ; he mnanri rer r ~e)b.. i.e # J . me Sta.-- of 'u "I aro i. : I. tm or n- e s -of ,.Ir town .f .:EC 4 rt-y tpers n exeiise or car Oi 'uV y. .- . , usic.e s ior pr(ofes 0 r tli he l eis:3I :t;'iar ry (n or' Icoin. f-wiebt~l iii c-nase is re qutireid by ii rdio..-r'. witho-a. tirs. :eels er'ng or, ,ki:V gut..-aeb a l'S. n-c- a, in th .t b - -nr lab'- -o :h im3pu--nD .f he: .o id $.) .: .3.ft.mt"'ot fne a tf' n i1~.e r ..XI .\I3:i o'-. ,t 050 .3 M SEC 5. il ev. r., iiens0e 10 be t .k--n uat. und r i.x e y .ou howity of ihis ird. ace, athal bo conltained and set for. h e purpose, tra e, business or profes ion ?or~ which such liceuse is granted. nd the name and place of buisness of e person or persons taking out the ame, and the time for which it is vanted.' The Clerk and Treasurer al prepare a form of license to be ised in each case, and shall have the ame printed and bound-in book form, a neat and substantial manner, with proper stub attached to each, upon hich shall be written at, the time thbe icense is issued' the name of the part~y baining the same, the length of time overed by such license, together wtih e amount charged therefor; and the tarty receiving such license shall keep e same posted in some conspicuous lace where his business, trade or pro ession is carried on. A ny svasions of e provisions of this Section shall be b-et, to a pen:tity of not more than 40 or thirty aays imprisonment. SEC. 6. The license granted under is ordinance shall not authorize the terson. firm. compauny or corporation lentioned therein, to exercis'e or carry the trade, business or profession peci fed in such license in any other lae than that mentioned-thereirs. All icenses issued on and after' Februar., st sherll not be for less than the cur ent year unless otherwise provided eremn. EC 7. Fora heen:e tocar-yonhani e Ii.Z.e.r t or' L chsie. I t des. -ui . i- 4:r arf:.in the sum'r heieinrt a e t o Jd .":al lb phi si'.a:110th. to : ' strn-* in g 1 or' . fo--r --rr U' . , d ates Tra *tury nio'e NC t ak nott-s or gol d or sil v.r ce r I i aS. SEC 8. Any money lender (private) eho shall ehargre, accept or receive in rest charges or compensation for the ending of m-.>ny, directly or indirect yv . hataver name, aleans or dle ice, in excess of the legal rate of 8 per rent per' annum, he, she or they, shiall e subject to a line not exceeding $40 )r imprisonzenut in the town jail for a ime not excding thirty days for rach offense and the record of their ronvictions, con viotions shall be report rd to the next tueeting of town council, hereupon the license of such party or arties so convicted shall be revoked. Luctioneers selling at public outcry- -- ..---...-..---$ 5.00 gency or agent real estate renting or -selling--..:-- --5.00 gents selling fertilizers - - 5.00 gents or dealer in pianos and and organs or either - ---10.00 gents not specially mentioned 10.00 Ltutomobiles-dealer----.,.---10.00 tutomobiles-repair shop-- 5.00 Banks or trust companies - - 50.00 Brokers-mrchandise------ 5.00 Billiard or pool rooms, each -30.00 Brick masons--_--- -..----5.00 Barber shops, per chair-- --2.00 Blacksmith shops and wheel wrights---- -----....---5.00 oarding houses or hotels for the accommodation of trans ient customers, having 8 rooms and less than 15- - 5.00 having 15 rooms and over-.. - 10.00 Bottling works, per annum -5.00 Book agents selling books by subscription----- - -- 10.00 3owling alleys .- - -- -5.00 i posters--------- 5.00 3ill posters, per day---- --1.00 3uilding and Loan Association -local----...----- .,... 10.00 uilding and Loan Association _nannte or epreentative whose principal office is not located in this state --..--100.00 Butchers_---- ---- --- 20.00 Butchers-itinerant, per day '2.09 Bicycles-agents or dealers 5.00 Boot and sl oc blacks ...-... -1.00 Cotion Sgn ':nd prcss in vs.- 10.00 CotM sed o' ma.-, m;* ::dj g:zs--- . . - -- -- - . fft; dolla:z -- .- - --. 5.00 Ccmractors tak:-ng contracts niot over e thousand doilars 10.00 Contractors taking con' racts. over $1,000 rot cycr $5,.0 - 15.00 Contractors taking contracts $5,0.30 not over $10,000 ..- 25.00 Contractors taking contracts over $10,00.-- 40.00 Carnivals, not lhes than per week - - - 150.00 Circus and Menagerie -peL day* cxhibiting in city - -- 100.00 Dentists -------- ------10.00 Dog and pony show, not less than- - ------.00 Express companies or agencies each; for business done, ex clusively within the town, of Manning and not including. any business doe to or from points without the state and not including any business done for tne - government 'of the U-lted States-- 25.00 Exhibitions-Theatrical, mins trai .or other under tent, per d'ay.-------.:.--- ...-. 10.90, Electric. light companies -- 20.00 Fish or oysters-sold on streets 5.00 Flying Jennie-per day - --' 5.00 Fruit -and regetable stands or lunch counters -- --.. 5.00 Grits mills- ----- 2.50 Hawkcrs and peddicrs, per day 20.00 Hosicry mills- .--..s 5.00 Hors.eshoeing .-.. -- ---- 2.50 Harness repair shofjs----- 5.00 Hucksters-produce--- _- 2.0 Provided, this ordinance shall. not apply to farmers selling their truck or produce upon the streets of Manning. Ice factory 10.00 Ice dealers - at retail-each house with wagcns_ - . 5.00 Ice cream saloon or caft 1- . 2.50 Insuirance comr;anics-tife - fire-represented by :tran.A ient solicitor or agent-pec week.- - -.---- 20.00 insurance companies-fire or o':! line life --.-----..-- 10.00 insurance companies- accident, fidelity, guarantee, live stock or other insurance company, for each company - - -- --. 10.00 Ins.,rance sciJeitors of life and accident insurance companies and soicitors of fire and oth er insurance companies, un connected with a regular 10 cal licensed agency of same.. 20.00 -nsurance of any other kind and company, corporation or society having insurance fea tures other than charitable__ 10.00 !tinerant repairer of bicycles, -typewrters, sewing machines or cash reg'sters, not regu-. - larly <'mi~ced by licensed da..gr - -. .. ... ...... - .. 5.00 .Ccrostnceor other oil compan ies ... ... .. ... ... ... ... - .. 25.00 :and ioan co~mpanies or agents - therdfor..---....-...- 10.00 4wye: ---..--. .....-- ....-. 10.00 Landries .-- --.... .--. 24)0 Iaundry agents--_-----_..--2.00 Machine shops--..-.:..-..- 5.0.0 Money lenders-.....-...----.... 10.00 Newspapers---- --- ....--5.00 Peddlers, per day -- ----10.00 Printing office>.iob_---...--5.00 Physicians--....--. ....-..-- 10.00 Photographere, transient, per day-....---- - --- .....-- 1.00 Photographers, per year - ... 10.00 Pressing clubs --- -_-----3.00 Railroads, for business done ex clusively within the limits of the town of Manninig and not including any business done to or from points without the. state and .not including any. business done for the govern ment of the United States ..- 75.00 Restaurants, serving meals on ly-'.--------. ..- - 5.0 Stables (not sale,) vehicles and horses for hire only. (Tbis license shall apply to all per sons hiring out teams wheth er running 'a livery stable or not)--.... --.--.-- -- 10.00' Stables--vehicles and horses. fo~r &ale and feed---.... 25.00 Sta'onr--....-..- ---- --1000 ?nrveyors-------..---...--5.00 Sanitary plumbing-..-------..5.00 Shooting gallery ..- - -... .... - 10.00 Skating rinks -.:- --...---5.00 Soda fountains, connected with other business or alone ...- 10.00 Telegraph companies or agen cies, for business done within the town of Manning and not including any business done from points without the state and not including any busi ness done for the government of the United States - --_ 10.00 Telephone companies, local -20.00 Telephone companies, long dis tance-----..- - --...--10.00 Undertakers ----_----10.00 Venders, street, per day _-- 20.00 Wagons or other vehicles run for gain, one horse each, on streets----_.- -----5.00 Wagons or other vehicles run for gain, two horses each on streets----- ------10.00 Warehouses each with storage for hire----..--- --10.00 Warehouses, tobacco- -----10.00 SE. 8. That the proceeds of the lie, cease tax shall be applied by the Clerk and Treasurer to the payvment -of ' the current expenses of the said town. SEC. 9. The amount to be charged for license for any other business, trade or profession not bereintofore specifi cally enumerated, shall be fixed by the Committee on Finance, but said com mittee shall have no authority to change or reduce the license fees here in fixed: Provided that in-case of short term licenses,, taken out in the latter part of the fiscal l ear, the Committee on Finance may in their discretion re duce the license fee. SE. 10. The (Cierk and Treasurer shall consult the Committee on Finance where the occupation of anv applicant for~ license, or atmeuut so be rharged is questioned, iod the committee shall| have power to decide the matter.| Se. 11. The Cle,-!r and Traure" sball berequired-to turn :overf to the Police Department, the names of all delinquent license Payers immediately after the 15th, of February 1914, and the Police Department shall immed iately bring the delinquents before the Mayor for violation of this ordinance. SEC. 12. That the Councii shall have Ihe power to revoke any license for just cause. SEC. 13. It shall be the duty of the Police force to investigate-and report to the .\ayor all persoos doitlg business i i hou t. a license. SEC 14. That on an-1 af ter the- pa sae of this ordiuance the penalty of non payment (;f license shall be the sum of ten per cent for every month or part of mooth until said license - is paid. Fiscal year as to licenses to rur from January to January. SEC. 35. 'A11 Ordinances or parts of Ordinaraces conflicting with tbis Ordi nance are-hereby repealed. Done and ratified under the corporate seal of the Town of Manning on the 5th, day of January in the year of our Tord one thousand nine hundred and fourteen A. C. BRADEAM, Mayor. Attesi: T. M. WELLS, City Clerk. CHARCOAL FOR SWINE One -of Cheapest and Best Pre-. ventive of Diseases. Missouri Writer Gives In Detail His Method'of Using Timber Covered With fron''Covers to Secure Slo* Burning of Heap. Charcoal Is one of the cheapest of ieasie preentives tfiat man be fed to> hogs.: Is espicially valuable In wa ter, ywhether the-anmal are in the fttening pens or in the woods lot. Chircoal-can be bought, but- this takes away its cheapness. It can be biiied on the-farm,and the burning takes but very little time or labor. Green or dry timber, corn cobs or havy -brush ean be turned into char coal. The method I have used for a good many years is very simple. Along In the fal and winter, when I need more charcoal for the hogs, I dig a trench somewhere between 8 and 10 feet In length. I make It about three fest wide and about as deep as It Is wide, says a Missouri writer in the Farm Progress. If possible, I burn - the charcoal. In the woods. lot near the timber, thatl am using as this aves the time and trouble of hiling the wood. Pile the trench full of wood,' putting in enough dry timber to start it blazing well. Arrange the timber so you can.start the fire near the center of the tiench'and at the bottom of the lidap, so the fire will spread upwards and to either side through the logs. . Let It blaze pretty strongly, and al low enough headway to reach all parts of the-heap. I want every stick in the pile-to be ablaze before I pro ceed with the next step.' I use bi sheets of iron tocover-over the trench - after It is thoroughly ablaze. Several years ago I picked up three or. four old .scraper bot toms', thick, heavy Iron plates about fortyeight inches in width. I use these to cover the trench, laying them edge to edg' and 'stopping the places, where - they overlip; with wet clay. This keeps all -the heat in. and the process " slow burning can go on undernea?L them. A little gaseous smoeke and some of the'heat, escaples, but moat of It remains. under -te plates. I let this fron-lidded pit stand for $ diy. or two before removing the plates. I hardly ever fall to find about a 1wagon-bed full of fin. charcoal when iI open-dt. .The use .of the sheet Iron - plates seems to smother the fire fustsenough to keep it fromi burning so freely as 'to destroy all the wood fiber, and yet gives it enough leeway to permit a slow combustion. Of course, If the it is opened too soon the blase will leap up again, and all the work will be for 'zothing. In turning corn cobs into chrolI follow .about the same method as when turning timber Into coals. Thef are p1aced In the pit, started to blaz ing, and then checked by being sealed up under the ,sheet Iron. They char in about the same thime as timber. .As a mineral element in hog rations charcoal is hard to beat. It Is espe cily valuable in stiaing the aip petite, and, in freeing the intestinal tracts of the animnals from varl9us disturbanaces. ..- TO GET RID-OF MOSQUrTOES You can sleep, Pish. Huntor attend to any work without being wOrried by the biting or singing of Mosquitoes. Sand-Sies, Gnatsor other insects y plig tOtefce ers and hands. DR G. T.. Floyd, SURVEYOR and CIVL ENGJIEHI *Offiee over ank of Manning "ilere We IHie It! Kidune e s adrrehs PILLSEOUO NI L DISECOU VER AND ALLT1IROQAND LUNG TROUBLES1 GUARANFEED JA7/SFACWRY OR MONE Y REFUNDED. For Weakness and Loss of Appetite The Old Standard general strengthening tonic, GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives out Malaia and builds up the system. A true tonic .a n..daemeti.rad unts andcehildrez. 50e. A Car of That Celebrated INDESTRUCT&B9 AIIICAI UIN FENCE Now in our Warehouse. Our usual Strong Lines of Merchandise now more complete than ever. A hearty welcome awaits. you at MANING HARDWARE ,COM jNY. As Notice. +7 As there has been some misunderstanding about the meaning of these advertisements. I beg to call attention to the following: + 1st.The advertisementphas no TRADE VALUE. It VAUE is + CASH in MONEY. 2nd. Drugs and Patent Medicines and strictly Medicinal Prebuations + are not included in this advertisement, the DIKE -LINE EXC19PT 3rd. Only one advertisement can be used at one time. - 4th. At least one aiticle at 25c. must be purchased. Small articles aggregating 25c. are not permissible. .5th. We. pfetha pyor--ESONAIL hedde isitent 4 Me 6th. Our object is to push our SIDE INES We thank you'for past business and earnestly solicit a continuance of your valued. patronpage.. ARANT'S DRUG STORE._ New Arrival. Come to.our Stables and hlook at the finedlot of - Mules and Horses , -. just arrived.: We are prepared to show you thecleianest 2 lot of stock that has -been brought to this market in a many a year. Come niew and make yone seleetion. COFFEY & RIGBY. The Yotung Reliable. BRING YOU]R SJOB WORK & TO THE TINES OFFiCE.