Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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lyMEMANN1 ', AP PE L T. ,SHOPE.... PUBLISHED EVER WEDNESDAY, If you can't furnish a soldi The radical kaiser booster, ding to disappear-some to D Mr. Bryan was a prophet. to arms over night-but the In enumerating the crops is significant that the auth< wild oats. At last we are promised a r stuffs. But it's a long jump empty stomach. It's catching. Italy has America, and now we hear around under the folds of th A United States senator a speculators. Bully l But do piece of rope-any old dirty them. GROVELING AT THE It never fails. This countr tional crisis without some Mi Bering all over itself in its bl A few weeks ago young M, t decent fellow-quietly enlist regiment, just as a thousand before him. His act was sm papers, photo and all. Theodore Roosevelt's youn his country and the fact was kgrph all over the land. Bill Jones, poor and hard w< in the barn and streaked it fc Ace-and not a d -d word Ain't it hell? UP TO US About the only danger that of our arms in the war ups aunched would be a minimizi work before us. After almost three years blood and treasure until ne: allied nations yet seem almos the beginning. Their leaders lion wrought by the U-boats s country has elected to c, lly admitting that withou far in the future. ow that we are committ< r single aim to carry it to a ever be done by half hearted eed is MATERIAL assistar :hese we must furnish to the ust pour money into their e eir shores every pound of f< .stain life here; we must se .rmy that, added to those of eight of numbers crush out MLet our part in the war bc e must prove ourselves AM] . BARRY ANOTI single glimp)se of Gener: the fireworks in the Ame: throat. Men, women an enthusiasm over the nd there's a reason." Joffi 6jdier and not a newspaper tle and does much. In Frai of history. To the Ame eech of four word1s andl sat Major General Trhomnas H. entral Department of the I her Joffre. HeI is a hard ai et a parlor diplomat. He is a seeker of notoriety. offre is quiet and reserved 8s and feathers; so does B: irst; so does Barry. Joffre nd so is Barry. We are told that an Amner rance. But who will be its cer whose princip~al claim ood will of the pr'ess, or will udgment and strong fighting he logical choice? Many thousands of father 'ill fight on foreign soil woul the government sent Gener t the American forces. He he greatest damage upon an o our own men. Instead of e would be inflicting his per1 such a manner that histor He would be the Joffre of 2 ----- --- -------- -- ....- Editor -------------- Business Manager Y WEDNESDAY. MAY 16, 1917. er, at least feed one. in this country are begin. Iexico, others to jail. A million men did spring arms were mostly feminine to be planted this year, it )rities omit all mention of eduction in the cost of food between a promise and ar appointed a commission tc that Japan wants to troi e Star Spangled Banner. dvocates hanging the fooc n't waste a perfectly gooc thing is good enough for FEET OF WEALTH. y simply can not face a- na etropolitan newspaper slb. atant worship of wealth. arshal Field--very rich and ed as a private in a Chicagc other young men had don( eared all over the Chicagc g son answered the call of immediately flashed by tele. >rking, hitched his old mare r the nearest recruiting of was said about it. TO WIN. could threaten the success n which this country is ng of the importance of the of war, after pouring oui trly bankrupt in both, the t as far from victory as at admit the terrible destruc s, arid frankly rejoice thai ast its lot with them, prac t our aid victory would stil Ad to the fray it should bE successful issue. This wil measures. What the allie Lce--money, food and men limit of our resources. W( offers; we must dispatch tc >od not absolutely needed tc nd to France a tremendous the allies, will by its sheer all opplosition. short, sharp and decisive. BRICA NS. and not slackers. IER JOFFRE. il Joffre is sufficient to set ican heart and the Ameri d children have gone wild great marshal of France. 'e is a man of deeds, a field or parlor hero. He says iee he won the greatest bat rican congress he made a dlown. Barry, commander of the Jnited States Army, is an id swift hitting soldier and a performer of deeds and so is Barry. Joffre scorm~ arry. ~Joffre hits hard and is first and last a fighter 'ican. army will soon be ir eader? Will it be some of to fame depends upon th( it be an officer whosd clear characteristics render hin s and mothers whose sons d feel easier in their minds al Barry as the commanderi is an officer who can inflict enemy with the least injury vassillating from indecision sonality upon the Germans y would never forget. Mrs. S. J. Legg has'returned h-me from her trip to Florida, Rev. Edmund Wells, of Char n":tony filled the pulpit at the Baptist ch arch last Sunday. Mr. J. H. Lesesne left this "rn-. ing for Kershaw to attend the \dis trict conference. Miss Wilhelmina Bultman,, of Sum ter, spent a few days here vis'ting at the home of Mr. S. A. Rigby. Thomas &' Bradham are pushing right ahead on their big stables and in a few days they will be at home again at the old stand. Married last Tuesday evening at the residence of the bride's father, Mr. W. W. Benbow, near Summerton, Miss 'Augusta Benbow to Mr. Young Eadon. There came near being an ,elope ment in town last Satugrday night. The parties got as far as the parson's gate, but the "dear girl" thought of home and mama and left har adorer to wait until the sweet bye and bye. In accordance with the nbw law, passed at the last session of the Gen oral Assembly, the old elected Board of Health has been discharged and the following gentlemen appointed by Intendant Thames: Messrs. J. F. Rhame, F. N. Wilson, W. C. Chandler, R, B. Loryea and Dr. C. B. Geiger. A number of our merchants on Boyce street have been complaining of a nuisance in the shape of a tin cornet manipulated by a young darky who hangs around one of . the pro vision stalls on that thoroughfare. We are all lovers of good music,'but such a hideous noise would try the patience of Job. The town officials sl ould put a stop to the nuisance. Institute Honor Roll for April Collegiate: Earle Bradham, 95; Liz zie Wells, 94.4; Essie Davis, 94.2; Paul Alderman, 92; Leon Weinberg, 91.1; Norman McLeod, 91; Wilson Dickson, 90.8. Intermediate-Pet Wil son, 95.8; Gertrude Webber, 94.1; Sudie Davis, 93.2; Katie Plowden, 93.1. Primary-Edna Brockington, 95.8; Pauline Wilson, 94.8; Cornelia Bodenhamer, 93.6; Lula McLeod, 92.8; Pressly Barron, 92; Arthur Harvin, 90.3. E. J. j3rowne, Principal. o PAXVILLE. Mr. Augustus Murr, accompanied by his sister, Miss Amelia Murr, from Bridgeport, Conn., arrived here a few daye ago. They came mn response to a telegram conveying the intelligence of the extreme illness of their niece, Mrs. Henry Curtis. - Miss Lovine Lathan come last Fri day from her school in Williamsburg to visit her sister, Mrs. Joe Mims, Jr., before going to her home at Sharon. Mr. F. S. Geddings, Jr., Mrs. Elma Tisdale, Misses Iva Geddings, andl Francis Watson mlotored1 from Rock Hill last Friday to spend the week end at the home of Mr. F. S. God dings. Miss Emily Broadway has closed her school at Bryan, and is at home for the vacation period. Mrs. May Boyd Baker, from Pam jplico, has recently visited friends and relatives here. On her return, she wvas accompanied by Mrs. Ralph Rey nolds who made a few days visit. Miss Lois Benson, a former teacher of the gradled school, wvas here last week renewving acqluaintances. She is returning from her school in Mar ion, to her homq in Gaffney. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Brunson, of Sumter, visited relatives here on Sn day. Miss Maggie Corhet~t is at home from her school near F'oreston. Mrs. Madge Curtis, from Chester field, is here for an indefinite stay. Thc Statc of Sooth Carolina COUNY Of CLARENOON M. Jr. Chandler, Plaintiff, against Richard Lawson and IH. I. Ellerbe, D~efendants. Under and by virtue of a judgment Order of the Court of Common Pleas, in the above stated case5, to me direct ed, bearing idate of May the 12th, 1917, I will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash, at Clar endlon Court House, at Manning, in saidl Counity, within the legal hours for judicial sales, on Monday the 4th (liy of .June, 1911, being sales day, the following describea real estate: All my right, title and interest, of in or to the estate of my father, John Lawson, the land belonging to said estate being located in Claren don County, State afor.esaid, consist Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S C A STO R I A We are be to fill your this season. Panamas, 'and Mi $2.50 to In fact, no is in a Hat, thing that wi The D. J. C Home of PHONE 166, ing in part of three hundred and forty-seven acres, and adjoining lands I of Haynsworth, lands formerly of acr Sam Richardson and others. I Purchasers to pay for papers. E. B. GAMBLE, I ,Sheriff Clarendon County. ing DELINQUENT TAX SALE. Bui Under and by virtue of Sundry Executions issued by L. L. Wells, Treasurer of Clarendon County, and to mc dlirected, I will offer for sale on Monday the 4th day of June, 1917, in front of the Copirt House at Man nling, the following real estate for Ifl? taxes, for 1915, and 1916: Fulto. .Bu Mrs. Louise Simmons .Richardson, 1 lot, ig Henry F. Stack, 35 acres, 1 Build ing, B Calve r. Odd Fellow Hall, No. 5042, 1 lot, I Building, Reval Williams, 57 acres, Est. Lames Cinductor, 2 3-4 acres, Friendship. Calley Roberson, 1 'lot,in James Seals. 4 lots. 2 Buildings, St. Paul, Powell Johnson, 35 acres, 1 Build ing, Santeec. 1H. W. Mitchum, 100 acres, 1 Build Ing, Elon McKnight, 315 aicres, I Build ing, Est. J1. W. McLeod, :35 acres, 1 Building, O Est. D~oublin Felder, 26 1-2 acres, I Building, Mose Marrant, 45 acres, S. W. Nelson, 606 acres, 5 Build Concord. Str Louis Wells, 50 acres, I Building, Ead ith Capers, 1- lot, I Building, Odd Fellow h all, No. 4592, 1 1-2 for aces I Building, pel Abie Stukes, I lot, I Building, ha' Miller Bennett, 21 acres, Ed JToe Caift, 20 acrI , 2 14uildings, thi JTuilig House, 11 acres, I Building, his Naomie Johnson, 11 acres, 1 Build- mc mng, etc Agness McKnight, 410 acres, 1 th< Building, roe Est. Edd Richbourg, 25 acres, 1 19: Building, La Manning. re, *Hlenretta Bradley, 1 lot, 1 BuIlding, A. Collins, 1 lot, 1 Building, -th Mt. Zlonr. to1 Cora Folder, 19 3-4 aeroB. 11.i han ever aw Hats d Split Shapes, $5.00. our fancy rou some ling Co. thes, SUMTER, S. C. Managing Editor, I. I. Appelt; ess Manager, F. M. 'Shope. That the owners are: I. I. Ap mrd F. M. Shope. That the known bondholders, ragees, and other security hold wning or holding 1 per cent or of total amount of bonds, mort ;, or other securities are: Mer aler Linotype Co., Dodson Prin-J Supply Co. That the twvo paragraphs next , giving the names of the own stockholders, and security hold f any, contain not only the list ockholders and security holders ey appear upon the books of the any but also, in cases where the holder or security holder appears the books of the company as se or in any other fiduciary re L, the name of the person or cor ion for whom such trustee is act s given; also that the said two ~raphs contain statements em ig afflant's full knowledge andl as to the circumstances and Lions undler which stockholders eccurity holders who do not ap upon the books of the company ustees, hold stock andl securitic3 capacity other than that of a fide owner; and this afflant has ason, to believe that any other n, association, or corporation has nterest direct or indlirect in the stock, bonds, or other securities as so statedl by him. I. I. APPELJT. crn to and~ subscribed before me 14th (lay of May, 1917. ) E. B. Brown, Notary Public. commission expires pleasure of rernor.) ayes Doctor's Bills iatead of calomeci and other violent purga. which are dangcrous an weli as LeLausetn, etter to uso a relieblo miedicino I:ho anger Liver Regdator Oct. 27,r!113 .t writens '1 have Lie t'uatcr n Ty famy for ycis infam~y re ec numerous doctor's ~~wout .not be wi. tuen all substi. ger MedlinaCo.. ehattan.o... T.... tter prepared 1 wants in Str Baliluks ans, $8.50. Sennett an Straw in all the New $1.50 to matter what y we can show 3 11 please you. iandler Clot: Elart Schaffner & Marx Clo Brewington. pelt; 1st of L. Z. or Susan Broom, 6 Burir es, 2. ' tachel Thompson, 18 acres, pelt P Mill. 3 ' dartha Taylor, 10 acres, 1 Build- mortl Iddie Taylor, 15 acres, ore sirs. I. I. Tomlison, 180 acres, 1 gage lding, genti' Harmony. ters '. J. DeLain, 100 acres, 1 Building, 4 Villis McRay, 20 acres',bv Trancis Taylor, 16 acres, ers,: Midway. ers, oe Burgess, Jr., 45 acres, 1 Build- of st assie E. Morris, 'et. al., 69 acres, 1 Lnnie McFadldin, 60 acres, 1 Build- I)t irs. L. A. Hudson, 200 acres, 3. tuot Idingi, -lato New- Zion. ing,j ~arrie Burgess, 3 acres, parap 1. M. McFaddin, 20 acres, 1 Build- bracil belief Douglas- condi eo. Conyers, 242 acres, 3 Build- and s, pear ohin Sowell, 50 acres, as tr 4rs. B. G. Dennis, 25 acres, in a allie Moore, 5 acres, 'bonn 4artha Rush, 100 acres, 1 Build- no 14 E. B. GAMBlLE, anyi Sherifi' Clarendon County. daid than STrATEM ENT Sw the Ownership, Management, Cir-(Sa ulation, Etc., Required by the Act(M f Congress of August 24, 1912.,~ o )f The Manning Times published" ~kly at Manning for April, 1917. te of South Carolina, County of Clarendon. ss. lefore me, a Notary Public in and the State and county aforesaid, **os sonally appeared I. I. Appelt, who,Itn ring been duly sworn according to v r, deposes and says that he is the UIl itor of The Manning Times and t the following is, to the b&est of knowledge and belief, a true state nt of the owvnership, management ,of the 4iforesaid publication for, date shown in the above caption, I ,ulred by the Act of August 24, .2, embodied in section 443, Postal ws and Regulations, printed on the erso of this form, to wit: .That the names and addresses of p 1ublisher, editor, managing edi ,and business manager are: Pub ier, F. M. Shope; -Eitom. I.Y Ap- Oa.