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ALCOHOL 3 PER CENT. ~IAetabl PoesDigestionard nessandlRestCoainsiMer {5OpiLMorphine nor NOT NARCOTIC. Wors.00WISIGRSM S nessamlILOSSOFSLrnP pasge S ignte r of N +7 YORK. ct Copy of Wrapper. The State of South Carolina, cent, of Ciareodon. COURT OFOMMfON PLEAS. * NOTICE OF SALE. P. Moses P.aintiff, against Daniel Eugene Turbeville, Alonzo Smith. James P. Turbeville and Thomas Turbeville. Defendants "" Under and by virture of A Judge- 1 went Order of the Court of Common 1 Pleas. in the above statid action to me ] -directed. 1earingr date of September 1 1ill sell at public auction, ] -to-the highest bidder foi cash at the Court House at Manning in said Coun ty. within the le-gal bours for judicial I sales, on Monday the 3rd; day of April 1916, being sales day, the following real estate: All ;.hatiract of" land lying,. being and situate in Cla.endon County, State of'South Carolina, containing one hund 1 red and twenty-five (125) acres, tore or less, and bounded as follows: North by lands of.Wt L. Buddln and of W. F. Rush. formerly of Eliza Coker, East by landsof W. R. Cokei and o Jos. .Wheeler and by lands now or formerly1 afe eae of J. E~. Beard, South by landsi of estate or Gamble' and of estate of Hudson. said described tract of land being all the land ot which W. T - Weleh died seiz'd.- and is known as -The Welch place." Purchaser to. payfor papers.. r. ,B. GAMBLE, 4~Sheriff of Clarendon Coun'y Cand idates: J ACAEND 'T555OR THE oPIC CE sr,. onelect mne. I will-give all of X0 the ouunty- Will stay abrest of, . ad if possible ahead of the-times. I will see thea au1 roads in every- section- Qf the County 8geisa square deal. I believe'In progressing forward andnot backward. .Maie the-worse as good as the best-and the best better. -Are orwit meJ. E. KELLY. Wbsever You Need a General Tonic Take Grove's The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless Obi!1 Tonic -is equally valuable as a Gnera Tonic because it contains the weliknown tonic propertiesof QUININE and IRON. It actson the Liver, Drives *a Malaria, Enriches the Blood and SuBs up theWhole System. 50 cns Now in Good He -of Lydia E. Pir Compound. S Necessity. Do Miracle.___ All women ought to kr taking Lydia E. Pinkham's V those who seein hopelessly ill. mywork compe] ,,marriedlItook t -trouble and afte: that it came avs the knife to havt be wthout yoUJ Fa&ixKNOBI,:] Hardly Abi Albert Iha, Mnn.-" For abou myback and hips and was hardly yhead would ache and I was < tmgLydia B. Pinkham's Veget2 am felng stronger than for years old and am doing my work all alor remedies in the house as there 2 YosT, 611 Water St., Albert Iea, 1 , rnee Doctors CGave Pittsburg,.Penn.-" Your med me wonderfully. When I was a gj was always sickly and delicate an irregularities.. Three doctors gavt I would go into Consumption. ] Pinkham's Vegetable Compound ai bottle began to feel better. I soon and I got strong and shortly afte SNow I have two nice stout healthy able to work hard every day."-2 DUrRwnm, 34 Gardner St.,Troy~l An womenarelinvited to writ4 ASTO RIA FrIfants and Children. he Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the a Signature of Use For Over Thirty Years :ASTORIA ?,.g CCIYAURt GjhIPANY. nwYR IY STATE OF SOUTH QARLINA County of Clareadon, COURT OF -OMMON PLEAS. [. H. Lesesne, Plaintiff, a:ainst L. E. Wilkins, and M. E. Joy, Defend ants. By virtue ofa Decree of the (Court >f Common Pleas for Clarendon Coun y, in the State of South Carolina,: in he above stated action, to me directed, earing date of February the 12th, 19. .6 I will sell at public auction, to the )iehest bidder for cash, at the ; Court louse at Manning, in said' Couity, itbin the legal hours for judicial sales >n Monday the third day of April, 1916 eing:sales day. the following describ ed real estate: All that certain piece, parcel or tract >f land lying.-being and situate in tbe Cowhof Manning, County of Claren lo, State of South CaroliL.a, contain ng two ores more or less, and bounded s follows, North by Weinberg land, ast.by A. C. Wilkinsland or Stret, outh by D. M. Bradham or Cemetery Street or Avenue, and West by lot ,oi cIntosh, Allsbrook and D. M. Brad lam. aed shown in plat of nine lot' nade by E. J. Brown. JPurchaser to pay for papers. E. B. GAMBLE, Sheriff Clarendon County. nvigorating to the Pale and SIckly em. A temec. For dult aild children 5N Notice of Election. Pursuant to Order of Councl an elec ion will be held in the Town of Man ing,. S, C., on the 10th day of April 916,. (same being the second,~Monday) oelect a Mayor and six Alderman for term of two years, also one niember >f Public Work Commission forl six ears. Election will be held atl the [own Hall. Polls will open at 7 a. m, Lnd close at 4 p. m. The following ave been appointed managers of elec ion. S. J. Bowman, E. B. Brown and EC. Horton. March 9, 1916. A C. BRlADHAM, Mayor. RM. WELLS, Clerk.. lth Through Use kam's Vegetable ry it is Household tor Called it a ow the wonderful effects of egetable Compound even on Here are three actual cases: Penn.-" When I was single I suf d from female weakness because led me tostand alday. I took ma's Vegetable Compoirnd for that ;tronger by its use. After I was he Compound again for a female e three months I passed what the -rowth. Hie said it was a miracle -ay as one generally goes under them removed. I never want to Con umd in the house."-Mrs. .62 uton St., Harrisburg, Penn. e to Move. b a year I had sharp pains across able to move around the house. lizzy and had no appetite. After ,ble Compound and Liver Pills, I I have a little boy eight months e. I would not be without your xe none like them."- Mrs. F. E. Her Up.i cine has helped r11years old I c suffered fronf ~meup andd i took Lydia E. d with the third became regularji e I was married. children and am/ frs. CLEMErrI~a Pittsburg,Penn. to the LydiaE. Plnkham M~edi adie a i _ ilm be onfidential. State of South Carolina County of Clarendon. COUTR OF COMMON PLEAS. The Sumter Trust Cum9nny, Plaintiff, against A'ice Robinson, or Roberson. Defend an's. UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A Judgment Order of the Court of Com mon Pleas, in the above stated action, to medirected, bearing date of March 6th. 1916, I will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, at Clar endon Court House, at Manning, in said county, within the legal hours for judicial sales, on Monday, the 3rd day of April, 1916, being salesday, the following described real estate: All that tract of land in Clarendon County, said State, containing sixty acres more or less, bounded now or formerly as follows, North by lands of S. S. Stone, East by lands of Alice Rob erson or Robinson, South by lands of Jack Geddings, and West by lands of Mary Harvin. Also that tract of land in said Coun ty and State, containing twelve acres more or less, and bounded or formerly as follows, North by lands of S. S. Stone. East and South by lands of Riley Edwards, and West by lands of Alice Robinson or Roberson. Also all that tract of land containing five acres and bounded now or formerly as follows, North by Curkolds Branch, East by lands of Alice Roberson, South and West by lands of J. Brown, all the above less fifteen acres thereof convey ed by Alice Roberson to Saley Stukes. Purchaser to pay for papers, E. B. GAMBLE, Sheri: Clarendon County. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Cjarendon. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. The Sumter rrust Company, Plaintiff, against Alice Robinson or Roberson,Lular Cony ers. Lyrkes Robinson. Samuel Rob inson, Zebra Robinson, Olive Robin son, Hesekisah Robinson, Beals Rob inson and Talmadge Robinson, also sometimes called Roberson, Defend ants. - NOTICE OF SALE. Under and by virture of a Judgment Order of the Court of Common Pleas. in the above stated action to me direct ed, bearing date of March tbe 6th 1916. I will sell at public auction, to the high est bidder for cash at the Court House at Manning in said Couutv, within the legal hours for judicial sales on Mon day the 3rd day of April. 1916, being sales day, the following described real estate: All that certain tract of land situated in Clarendon County, and State, con taining fifty tcres, and bounded now or formery as follows, North oy lands of S. S. Stone, East by lands of Riley Edwards, S.>uth by lands of Jack Ged dings, West by lands of Jerry Robin son, sometimes called Roberson. Purchaser to pay for paper E B. GAMBLE, Sheriff Clarendon County. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of Clarendon. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. By virtue of a Decree of the Court of Common Pleas for Ciat-endon County, in the State of South Carolina, in the case of W, S. Manning against! Clara Louise Coskrey anrd R. J. Coskrey, I will sell at public auction to the high est bidder at the Court House in Man ning, in the County of Clarendon, said State. on salesday in April, 1916, be ing the Third day of said month, the following real estate, to wit.: All that lot of land in the Town of Summerton, Clarendon County. in said State, fronting on Main Street, contain ing one and one-half acres, more or less, bounded on the North by land of Mrs G. M. Belser, East by Mrs. M. A. Richardson and lot of the Baptist Church, South by lot of the Baptist Church and Main Street, and fronting on Main Street one bundred and five feet, and West by land of Clara Lan ham. Terms of sale cash, purchaser to pay forpaprs. E. B. GAMBLE, Sheriff r'larendon County. An Ideal Spring Laxstive.. - A good and time tried tremedy is Dr. King's New Life Pills. The first dose will move the slrgaishI bowels. stimu ate :he iver and clear the syistem of waste and bloo-! imlpuritihs. You Owe it to vourself to clear theC systema of bodvpoisons, accumulated d uring t he winter-. Dr. Kinig's New Life Pills will do it. 250 at yout- Druggist-Adv. How to Prevent Croup. When the child is subject to attac-ks of croup, see to it thea:. he eats a light evening meal, as an overloaded stom ach may bring on an attack, also watcn for the first symptom-hoarseness, and give Chamberlains Coulh Remedy as soon as the child becomes huarse. Ob tainable ever~vlhere-Adv. Colds Quickly Relieved Many people cough and cough-from the begintji:g if Fall right through to Spring. Others get cold after- cold. Take Dr. King's Ne w D'sc ,-ry a nd you will get almos; immediate t ehie. It checks your cold, stops the racking, hespinm, tissue-tearing couah. heals rub inflammation, soothes the- raw tates. Easy to take, Antiseptic -and Healing. Get a.50e hottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery and keep in the house. 't is ce-rtainly a great mnedic:ne and 1 kepa bott le cf it continually on hand'' wics WV. C. J1esseman, Franconia, N. H. Momey back if not sat i-fied but it neriy alwa's helpe--Adv. When. to Take Chamberlain's Thibaes Whe-n you feel dull arA stupid after etng. When cot4.tpated ort bilious. When you have a sick headache. Wheo'you haove a sour s~omac-h When soui belchl after eating. When you have irndigest ion. When net-votus or diespondtent. When you have no relish fer .sour m en s. Whcen your liver is tot-pid. Obtainablo everyv where. uue Cid Sctas, Other Reamedies Wor:' Cts-e. The worst cases, no matter of how ton:; standing, ae cured by the wonderful, old reliahle Dr. Porterr . -tiseptic Healing Oil. It relieves Pain ar- i~ -e''s at the same time. 25c, Soc. $1.t> NotiCe. The Ikk of 1Reiistrat ion for the ,\ a- * ction tmocb he:d on the sec ni .mNa n0 .\o-ri are now egetn at is e lMile- of I. r s :n d W .dematn, and n i itr main openi u..t Ith- lirst of tA r-el. I .1J. WV. Widemoan. Sitpervisor of Regist r agin. FOLEYN1X0EPTAR Mrs. Jay McGee, of Steph envinle, Texas, writes: For nine (9) years. I suffered with womanly trouble. I had ter rible headaches, and pains in my back, etc. It seemed as ii I would die, I suflered so. At last. I decided to try Cardui, the woman's tonic, and it helped me r ht away. The full treatment n : only helped me, but it cured me." TAKE Cudui. The Womna's Tonic Cardui helps women in time of greatest need, because it contains ingredients which act specifically, yet gently, on the weakened womanly organs. So, if you feel discouraged, blue, out-of-sorts. unable to do your household work, on accou::t of your condition, stop = worrying and give Cardu a tri. It has helped thousands of women -why not you? Try Cardui. E-71 For Greatest Saisfcion U DOUBLE SERVIG Automoble Tire Guaranteed 1,000 Pliftson AsoueIyPnctureproo Dou s Seice 2ltre are ma double the thickness of thle be -ae Uress& Thi100% weinugsu - face gives that m< woremileage n servioe. TI lbric and oe inch surfae tread rbb makes these tires abscintecturePtoO7. These tires excel all o zacr for use in ti country over rough and rugged roads as we as on hard p~avements. The reaeagrrdi and resilientas any ogler unaoti-t air space and pressure te sat e They are the mat cmandcarefree tires madeandareuaedwheretlroumStbdia for and so atie ue5noe otoneoa spialpobi~rices san tisrd00E U er U" S. Government and Eutropean war aervic fmawoEnOaOa . ires Tubes 'heTo Tub n. S10.86 80 8zn. lL It i2s31n. :12.85 8.20 8x in. 22.50 6.' iS In. 15.75 4.20 in. 28.80 6. _A in. 5.iO.5 in. isO a Al other sizes not ineltnedI in above 1 also furnished. Ren-skids at 10% additions Terris: Paymeont with order at nbovespedJ prices, a 10% discount allowed on orders fc two or more tires. All pearsonl checks must be Trythese tires now and be convinced of the-vry 99th qualIties. Sold drc to the consumer only. DOUSL2 DeacrtplsefoideruipOlt 70. rteIIITSS Giqst, Wvu1or$t. * - " ?A Double ServiceTire & Rubbero Akron.O. C. 0. EDWARDS. H. M. PER! EDWRDS & PERRITT, CIVIL ENGINEE AND SURVEYORS. Offee Over Bank of Manning. MANNING S C. G. T. Floyd SURVEYOR and CIVII. ENGINFJ Office over Bank of Manning OANS NEGOTIATE On First-Class Real Ests Mortgages. Purdy & O'3ryan, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Manning S. DR. 3. A COLE, DENTIST. Us.a.ir-. over Weinberg's Corner St MANNING, S. C. Phon,- No Ti . OHN G. DINKINS, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Manning, S. Otiice in Oid Court House. .H. LESESNE, ATTORNEY AT LA -M ANNING. S. C. w.C. l)Ams. J. W. WIDEM. ?.AVMi & WVIDEMAN, ATrTORtNICYS AT LAW , MANNING. S. C. C HARLTON DURANT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, MANNING. S. C. . . I'Up7D. R. u.VER 0 hR' P URDY & O'BRYAN, a a M ANNING, S C. Coughis and! Colds Not to Be Neglected Anyone will realize the serlousne of neglecting a cold if he obsory results of suc'.1 neglcct among 1 acquintanccs. How often have y hcard. "He caught cold, didn't do an thirg for it an~d it turned into"-th U-ra dr'add disease is namnee. Ornay colds yield to prom tratenit at the beginnir.g. T!.at why every family should be supl with a reliable cough .r <nc--) t'at will leal 'raw nd it ds taon, cas the hoarsen:'- -and a t e ticklin' scn'satin in't tr t at doe.s rot permitl.:: : . acP losng in j!.o'"g,~ 1;ta '. orene: grp'e ".- br ach i-l g It co %rs 'o l-u"::'-* indi n"t:- It -rh. be in 'thewrld_ Protection Against the spreading of garment germs is vital alid should command your attention. We tlhoroughly sterilize every garment we press, give you lasting creases,. a uniform finish and-make yourold-clothes look like-new ones. Cleaning, Repairing, Get Protection. Hoffman French Dry Ceaning Co. 'Phone 142. HORSES MUE We have a Horse or Mule to suit everybody. Small and E large Mules. if you want to get real money come in and let us show you what we have. x We have several fine Driving Horses, Saddle Horses, Farm and Draft Horses. We can furnishvou with most anything in ti - horseor mule line. so don't fail to see us first. Full -bine-,of-Boggies, Wagons, Harness, Lap Robes, Etc. Coffey & Rigby, - Manning, S. C. r1 Katzoff's Bargain For STORE - ForFriday and.Saturday Only, Ladies' ,SHOES and OXFORDS, Sizes 2 to 4. Values $3.00'to $3.50. D FOR 9.8c.PI tn.* Player Furniture Company's OdSad to We Have!v ~ A Full Stock of. Buggies. Wagons - AND. Harness in stock, and ask you~r inspection; Get our prices beforetyou buy. .Everything guaran feed,' Highest prices paid for COTTON SEED! 11 M. Bradhamn& SonF aw ~ he Baie Lebby Co Machinery. Mill and plumbing supphe~s AUJTOMOBlLEi and TiRE Aie ComayCESSORIES. T h6U S .Ti Bima n ' CieLebrte 6.3 . iRES ~ Cha estn. - - - - - - - Why" se Pains? =Iic: ia ta'emc ia unsolicited . "If I had r::y wiill it would 't Xe ad Crscd on cvery street ~ corrcr. The r:-.n or woman - tht has -rect.tsrm and. fails toL ep and us.e cSon'sLial Sent is like a c'rowning man rcfusirg a rope. "-A. J. Vam Dyke, Lcke.wood, IX J. K ji~jig to use this-year is a mixtude of equa parts of Acid Phosphate aid Cotton Seed Meal. ss This mixture will analyse NINE. perf 'cent. available Phosphtoric Acid, nt ,THREE AND ONE-HALF per cent.Am=, monia, and nearly if! not quite ONE-_ per cent. Potash. We are prepared to furnish both tire i above materials and also Blood =and Tankage. and we solicit inquiries IllTJING TI Manning ,-S. C.' yf ohd yestdoa See Maket-orwbe. Ths ixurwl satnals NIN Banr Ucnt aaiabe hophcn Acidad IfTfro ANDe raON-haL pefrs cens Anci n Im' iad becauseryou hvnt eipoe topredcth auebuyouve matertolstr an alsounloodandoiyfr Tnaefuurandsde we sto~hliioth yoqungen toscce M annng, SManning..* -m -v' "Thee'sa grat ariey o useul rtices equ r in~te kichenfor ookig pupose, an-wehav them all insprirqalt.Kete. e ndCfe Pos.Brllrs Sucpas.Fr Pns CkeTis "TiLmEes te rae-mrlsae wvehtat totae n doeunodiidtybethestoaer. de aeitadnvrkeo ti toum orowbe-e :byiayQinn.Dc o nase rtgaBn se . orvuns norothergiegon theha Theufrserymnsicdn mane tie you douiie fors an Banuacont Iuiin a du .s bo fecet u Th ve n' hepweHempei h ue bu ison adxve effecto tata- Bn con n otf si futinrea. Bemiebe the wunt o a eipwrhyandme oscce. cfrthe igatuenk.W GofE.n ing.. a r es gre at voiey f usflPAiceZeqiedO iTMnT a to kicureny cao Icingproe1adw-hv ofth fnstblktna C oensawtatio 3RILIIs ts teedreaded. IrkleadsgioeserioRs roved Quinine.ktHis aeaPte-ss Syyut. pld to take aDdndoeslnotConstib the stoast. dren takeeit aodureEerneowit is Qriend:B.wC o espcill anptd oduts hoc heo ansatipa.ido neyte Ask for 2All Draggisnnspac25.eenTh aBLe i ow inis botol y. e SATk1HSFAChPImOO SMCema