Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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-- 1 I fo - 1 ' *tol del by chc Fa 153 Catarrh of Mrs. Mary" Feniell, R. P. D. , Po. mona, Missouri, writes: "I wish to spy a few words in the praise of Peruna. I have used it with good results for cramps in the stomach. Also found it the very thing for catarrh of the head. My sister was cured of catarrh of stom ach by the use of Peruna.'' Mrs. E. T. Chomer, 69 East 42nd St., Chicago, Ill., says: "Manalin beat laxative on the market for liver and bowels, very good for indigestion and heart burn. Those who object to liquid medi eines can secure Peruna tablets. 1[RROR-STRICK[N CREW [.[AYES BURNINS SHIP Naval Gunners Aboard Burning Brit lah Steamer Order Men' Back to Posts. OIL AND MUNITIONS CARGO Vessel Is Towved Back to Port. Origin of Fire Being Investigated. An Atlantic Port, Oct. 14.-A large British steamer, loaded with $2,000, 000 worth of admiralty stores, princi 1)ally munitions and 0,000 barrels of H. W. LEW] REGISTERED C Office in Old BYES EXAM Oct. 19, 2 Spectacles, Ey Artificia Office in Old Coi -Dr. Bishop, the Medi Are cordiall ile in Colurni week of Oct We carry o1 Cloth >e found in t )endable' me r express or Lrges. We hope.to ir. OPEL 5 .Main Street Stomach Made Well By feruna. My Sister Also Cured-~ By. PE-RU-NA oil in bulk, was towed back into port tonight with fire in her engine room compartments undler control after a twenty-four hour .battle to keep the ship from exploding. The fire broke out last night when the ship wvas thirty niiles out of this port. Blue flames wecre seen coming from the engine room compartments, where oil: was stored in every avail able reserve water tank. The life boats were swung out and wireless calls for help brought several government responses and two tugs. The crew in a temporary panic rush ed into the boats bue were ordered back by the naval gunners, who were called into service. 3, ,0ph.. D,, )?TOMETRIST. Court House INED FREE!. 0 and 22. e-glasses and 1 Eyes. art House. Man. cine flan's Old Offlice y invited to u pa, dpring th Dber 22d to2 ae of the larg< ings, Hats Le City, and 01 chandise. Al parcel post have the plea ND( The captain called upon the crew to be real Britons and ordered his fire men to go below anti ddraw the fires. The latter made their way through gases from the burhing oil, and with the aid of the shili's pumps flooded the engine room. Meantime the pilot had put the ship into a creek where there was less wind. Fire was still burning in several of the tanks tonight, but it was said to be well under control. An investiga tion has been s~tarted by admiralty and United States officials., MANY IJQUIRIES ABOUT PHILIPPINE MODEL HOUSE Manila, P. I.--International pp: larity seems to have been gained by the newv model' sanitary house re ,pently invented by the Philippine H-ealth Service. Letters from many panrts of the wvorld have been pouring into the office of the director making inquiries about the juodel house. So great is the interest mianifested by the governments of foreign countries over the new ouse that some, have sent represen atives to the islands .for the purpose of securing first-hand dlata about the model house, and many have expressed their dlesire to adopt -the type for the people in their owna K. Sogowa, a consulting cngineer of the Osaka iron works in Chohu Bakan, Japan, called personally re cently, having been delegated by the Formosan government to ge infor mation on the model sanitary house. H-e showed much interest in looking over the house under construction at the government orphanage at Casa Quinta, San Pedro Macati, and the ~uberculosis wvard newly built in San Lazaro hospital. After making a study of the house he saidl that he 'thought houses built on the Philip pine model would last in Japan for eight years. He praise'd the model house for* Its glurability, cheapness and good sanitation, and thought .without dloubt the Formosan govern ment would adopt it for Forgnosa. Other 'inquiries have come from Japan, French .Indo-Ch~na, Straits Settlements, Java, India andl Porto Rico, and the health seirvice has now under preparation a set of .bulletins setting forth all information needed about the construction of the model sanitary house. Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up System The 0ld Standard genral atrea a ~nf onie, ?. rictes the btoo a~ bu Id ee se Our'Store e, South Carc 7th. ,st Stocks of and Furni ir prices are ything you b prepaid 'rit] ,sure of seein OMPA STATE Of SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Clarendon Sarah Jane Hodge, Plaintiff, against William M. Hodge, J. Ashby Hodge, Lillian Hodge and Charles C. Row land, Defendants. Under and by virtue of a judgment Order of the Court of Common Pleas, in the above''stated action, to me di rected, bearing (late of October 10th-, 1917, I will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, at Clar enion Court H-ouse, at Manning, in saidl County, within the legal hours for judicial's on Monday the 5th (lay -a November, 1917, being sales day, the following described real estate: All! that tract of land situated in said, County and State, containing forty' acres, more or less,- bounded on the North b'y lands of B. P. Broad way; East by lands of .J. J. Broad way; South by lands of M. D. Dority andl West b~y lands of the estate of JTohn Harvin. Purchase r to pay for papers. E. B. GAMIBLE, Sheriff Clarendon County. AN ORDINANCE NOTICE OF TOWN ELECTION Whereas, A. C. Bradham -lat ely Mayor of the Town of Manning, has tendlered his resignation as said Mayor and the Town Council has ac ceptedl same, so 4hat the office of Mayor of the- Towni of Manning is now vacant; , And, whereas, ,John G. DinkYev, lately one of the Aldermen of the Town of Manning, has ten iere i his resignation as such Alderman andl the same has been accepted by th.e Council of the Trowni of Manning, so that there is.'now a vacancy on the B'oard of Aldermien of the saidl town. And, whereas, T. F. Coffey, 'lately a member of the. .-Sard of Public Works Commissioner of the said Town, has -tendered his resignation as such member, and the same has been accepted by the Council of the Town of Manning, sob that there is now a vacancy on said Board of Pub lic Works CommIssioners. Therefore, an elecjdon is hereby or dared by the Town Council of the Town of Manning to be hel on the .13th day of November, 1917, at the Town 1uiling- In soa Trornwn, rthe N COINI Headquart 0 >lina State F shings. :orrect for g< uy will be s< Eout any .ex you at this 1 NY, Ifn YOLUMBIA,. S Purpose of efecting a iM.ayor, one member of the 'Board of Aldermen and one member of Board of Pub lic Works Commissioners of said Town. The Polls will be opened at 8 o'clock in the forenoon, and close at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. The managers appointed to conduct said election are: S. J. Bowman, S. E. Ingram and E. B. Browne. T. W. Wells, E. S. Ervin, Clerk. Acting Mayor. AN ORINANCE An Ordinance to providle for the assessment and collection of taxes in the Town of Manning and for the assessment and collection of a per Sapita dog tax, and for the assess ment and collection of a p~er capita tax in lieu of working the streets of the said T1owvn, for the fiscal year commencing the second Monday in April, 1917, and .ending the second Monday in April, 1918. Be it ordlained( by the Mayor and Aldermen of the TIown of Maning, in Council assemble and lby authority of the same, See. 1. That a tax of ten (101) Mills on every dollar of the assessed value of all real and piersonal prop erty lying or being with in thew corpo rate limits of the Tfown of Manning including bonds and stocks of banks and corp~oriaions, doing business in the saidl Towrzg evcopt such property as is exemp~t by law from taxation, be and the same is levied for the fiscal year commencing the secondl Monday in April, 19)17, and en ling the second Mondag in A pril, 19)18. Sec. 2. That a commutation 'tax of Two ($2.00) D~olars per capita on all persons liable to work on the streets of said T1own for the fiscal year above mentioned, in lieu of working on saul streets be and the same is hereby levied wvhich said commutation tax shall become clue and payable when other taxes are payable all able bodied male Persons between the ages of eighteen and fifty years, not otherwise exempt by law are liable to the said tax and all persons who shall be living in the corporate limits of the said 'Town sixty dlays prior to the colection of saidl tax shall become liable to said tax, until the said person or persons an show satisfactory evidence of having performed road duty, or dluty' upon the streets of same Town -or City or producea receipt- for, the nay.. ers % ir, )Od .,nt Lra t big 7 c. IC LISTEN 1 JiPE WATER UMPS WTERAN NO RUNINGEXPESES I f u avea PI~c Fro vxe I ,'r Prics. oneys $rthor mneybne . 4 the ficl er nlue in t i oi nace Sec you That a llO tas~o levIiedun tePrics ons 'of thi orinanc shall bme due an commyabto txei clerk the resuroering the T~iowny ): of n thinawle e irstd day ofi Noem hafere 1,ad.e ienh dy o Sec. 5. '[hat if the saita Taxs arf noepido or forehi the 15s fthea ToNvemr o nayof 2anninr Sec.sh- That alldeaxestievihe stiday the Decbrin 1917 twhi iacehls m~entoned dte nd l~alectoonhefclerk aid 'taer nd petes shall be enu Rifui by ounci this 7th ofNvem >f Sept. 117. Te. M. Wellts, th. sai 'r.aemr Cfloemer. Mayoy f25pr. Autii:e lteItholct ion f l ~aa aXsat Cuset'shalDeaths htedahe ibyextion nduralgieu matism ad live ore hine 1toubles? oran Sept 19mnain1r7.twok Cl oer. Wte maor.ta Ato isnanlntoxicaton ytm Doa ou knot hye you thae sowek heade, eptenehuranger Lier Regatn. Thn plen ide rparation ors ofelyiegetoe ar notaook-e wereketapendt Grangor Liver gltra your drug store-25c a box-and take no other. There is nothing "just as,