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a' YLpa;s'rfor Sale, 1 beg to ffb for sale the lands belonging to Estate of A Levi as dollows: (1) 42 acres about "5 miles South of Manning known as part -of th6 'Bonanza tract (2) 10' acres about 12 miles South of Manning on' the Santee River Road known as the Lawrence Rivers tract. 3) .:Two tracts of 24 and 251% acrq, being parts of the 'Cyc Davis lands. (4) 142 acres in Calvary Township rented by D. C. Stokes. (5) ?8 acres, more or less, in Fulton Township. (0) 110 more .o' less, in Mount Zion Township known as the Robert Fleming land. (7) 340 acres, nore oi less, in Mount Zion Township coin :osed of tractsof 104, 86 and 150;acres. (8) One lot in Southern'part of Manning measuring 100x200 eet known as one of the A. L% Lesesno lots. (9, 51 acres on Raccoon Rotid about 10 miles South of Man ning' rented this year by J. .F., Richbourg and known as t'he Joe Tucker place. (10) 127 acres in Sammy Swamp Township adjoining 'lands known as the Stonc anti Curtis lands. (11) 200 acres in, Sammy Swamp Township known as the Cochran tract. (12) 50 acres in Calvary T<Avnship rented this year by David Conyers. (13) 71 acres in Calvary Towiship known as th: Hoyle lands, adjoining Cutter's Mill Pond. (14) . 50 acres, more or less.' in Sammy Swamp Township known as the Jeff Shannon and Oliver Shannon tract. All prospective purchasers tre requested to s'tmit birla and apply for detailed information in regard to above tW J. A. Weinberg, Attorney. SELINA LEVI, Executrix. WHY NOT HAVE A TALKING MACHINE? GET TIFE FAMOUS Any Victrola From 6.5D Up $10,000 WOPTH OF VICTROLAS AND - RCORIN STOCR' . ALSO CARRY' TIE Columbia Grafonola a AND RECORIDS. Deal with- a house that carries a good reliable line. If you need any repairs you can always find this place. ,Beware. of men that come to your home and offer to sell you a iniachine for $25 to $35, when -you can come to This house and buy a better and far superior machine for $16.50.. Buy a machine with a good motor. Day after day we have patrons coming to our place' with machines in which the motors are broken and itey caniot even get any repairs. Machines they paid $25 or $35 for have motors hot strong enough for $5 machines. MACHINEA SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS. The Sumter Talking Machine Co. 26 SOUTH MAIN ST. SUMTER, S. C. 0d *For the Housekeeper! The best line Ranges, Oil and Gasoline Cook Stoves ever shown in Manning. For the Farmer The best Corn and Cotton Planters, Guano Distributors. Harrows and all Farm Tools. One or two ot those splendid two-horse Disc Hiar rows left at less th~an cost. _Come and see. Powden Hardware Co VALpJAOL1 1ANDS FOR SALE I have for .sale tihe following lands belonging to estate of B. A. Rigby: * Tract (1): 279 acres at Davis Station, being tho place here tofore farmed by Mr. J. W. .Childers. il Tect (2):. 115 acres adjoining lands of R. J. stukes, of William Withekspoon and of others; said tract being situated Va between Maining and Summerton and being the splace formerly .owned by Mr. Ashby Rlchbourg. Tract (8). 82 acres 2 miles from Manning whore the Man piin tid Ftidten and 'Raccoon public roads cross; said place ad L' jonng lands of R.- H. Diavis; of Mrs. Ridgill and of others. . rat(4): 228 acres in Sammy Swamp Township known as thwe Joan F. McLeod place. Ttnet (5):That lot in the Town of Manning known. a th4 A. WEiN E Mnning, . ;Christmas Gifts From. The Woods HE paper bireh is an especial treasure, but we never cut the park from a living tree, even when deep in the woods, un less we know that the, wood is doomed to be cut at once. ,*,Tog many ignorant or thoughtless people do not lies itate to strip the beautiful papery bark from the living tree, - not realizing probably that the bark is needed to Q~ protect the running of the sap and that the outer bark, so smooth and silvery, will never renew itself. So, even if dleathl does not ininnediately follow, the beauty of the tree At: is gone, said Orra Parker lhelps in the Ilousekeeper. One. I found a lead tree from which I was able to slip seveailI feet of bark in rings. :s ~This only nteeled to lie sel - arat(1 Into conveiientl sizes, { It fitted with tight bottoms, {ic sewel in Place, by ramllia or : sweet grass. itnd l itiog lids atiched, to manke boxes reatly to till with (h'lristma s sweetls. In making laurel wrenhiiig - or g:arlandintg we have fouid .. that by ti i ig smi all twigs and( wiindling tnet onl to i.ll other, using light ituiliel wir i s hint ing, th t ireathin inatkes very r;I ily, and ealsily. Wt iiheil the wire ':li sine-contes {c ttfall we gather husheivs o' * themh. And such treasures as : thet cones are! In th otit r itul hLey nke a grlorius hhze-it b: 1' acground fore .1"4 nirll it fire cas i It's--- anti : .t1 for kind(linigs they are ali * ( " th lutely uistiipa ltss sid. : I 1tn1ighering that the I two { hlittle cousit living on the Pacifie- covt t once sillt a hur * gitof the Westen weens to t tltitch !(' vl l iole , greatly to hisdelight. w, ttied shlem3in t-' 0 snetk of cones. gayly docked, : with laur'el, f tia ty rii'd { who loves anl open fire. ini (hf (ih,very t fot'ti wat at smil "(Tit". With atripr hear ing these wvordise : "N. ;. T i This is Yule Log." An - oter timet atn armftlul of the congh!"ealring branches of thet red pine were sent to at friend. hBut our espeal Christmas - gifts; the ones we send to the (0nearest andi dearest, art. our little o thristnts itrees. W wtke a day and go up) to the mvountai swamttp where grew {t lthe cranherries, aind there w 3 choose woe, little shap)ely trees, getting them, so far as "i we end , from the (ide p shde sn 1of other trees, for these are (M)k doomed to anil early dtath ' anyway. We fit each little -: Spruced securely to ia board, covering it with moss and trailing vines. 'Then we deck the tree. Of crtse the gifts must he tiny an varied to suit itose to whom they go. Cilos afzCht reisotashn Tree1 "lih Hs iE ques tti o1 f a fun m oth ne oysedsca oft ds the in w w01 it us' from( his birthI n at wamy lime al k'idto tree wieb lvedc yer obl'm," ay for mther littl one cm erteCrsmssa Son the lantd wtking soang tv matrkn te we'onerfu event1 y emn thred frto trrui. Whatl cohie woreol enpogh t a to tae p tet le t i ten le his ankld of earsre undt hii~entcame the tofght small no choose a~ erui reoming thka wcloyiel ha alaysgiblt rlls town be-i jecte to te ibecinntgd avc f for fther hoy'sep befaton?' Andso tihe plan el0at,0 forit itre was started ec fyron lhistma where th laae prtte ven te plantn was Chiga ayv parten the preroy easn byries t7me their freur fperond the Holy Ld teougto te. ruadersgh brongt poc ueeo ts orleeaticl esntant hiso bno on fe oets mofeun hei n end tire charge in thi smar-, ject t the inlyspecto and adc ofthe fahr wof khreepns eoe, hm the ur If yoGie where the ellmate.~ pre Vent tre plntin onChritma day. State of South Carolina, Couily of Clarendon Selin- Levi,. as 'Executrix ' of the Estate of .A. Levi, decease:l, Plain till', against James Ballard, Samuel Ballard, Mar tha Plowden, Henry James, Lizzie James, Susan- Ann Mallard, (Viola Montgomery, Ipaac Plowden, Re becca Plowden and Rebecca Gam ble, Defendants. Under an:l by virtue of a judgment order of the Court of Common Ple.is, in the above stated action, and to me directed, bearing date of Decembr 6th, 1917, 1, will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash, at Claren:'on Court Ic se, at Mlann it, in said Co.lnty, within the legal hours for judicial sales, on Monday the 7th day of January, 1918. hein.: sales clay, the fol!owing described real estate: All th:tt piece, parre i or tract of I :nd ly in bein.< an I sitante in the Count' of Claren 'on, in the Stalt : foresatid, containina thirty..six (3( ) acres, more or less, awl houiled a.ndi b, itin,' as fol!ows, t~ w it: 'torth by ln. 's once own:'cl byV' . laeob -Rall.:rd; 1 , t b; hti 1 '1 of o .!:-imes Me.. I )o.ve1l an I W jillia m i m.t ini Si ith by hatn is of' Willi tim iBr~atiham :mn 1 S1arboroug'h lands, and We.;t by Scar boro -i n h :.n s formerl ' .Jacob! ;:a! lar'!. A I.So .\( t h t .' i , ra d ci'I o r tri-i of I ' : L sit n t e in Ctr enI It tio i ion ('tnty;, ''in : a til afor ivIi, e s.nta inin l si' (tit Itt. 97,ore or I'o , nd ou .led and hi line a:s follow%.s, to \%-it: ,.t tt n' h. I '.s of i;:". .lcr es .\pa i owe ,ll s. entt: l oi road- of S?oIh th (r n-'in 'I by thc i et ntr:if ( ' tiro i dio f " s oath ol.: in i; -o:,th by' 1".nids fo~'rnierl of J1:-ob Ibliard, :i n i West by i an.Is of' Re"J unes M~owell dlateid Oct-fb..e I.t. 1917, and rec(orded in C. C. C. P.'s Ol':e in lk iharl. i, p1are 5 n 57." Parchaser to pa9y for papers. t ". I3. G;A llil.:, Nhrii lar n:aun Coudtliv. Stoic of Slii th Mele , C0unty oI Clareon Court of Common Pleas. A n:i rena .Moss, Plaint ill',' against Nemiah Rlichardson, Jamles IRichardI son, Panny Dyson, .Nellie I ichard son, Susan Smith, Wallie leich 'rd1 son, Frank R obWrson, Anna: C. Neuf'ville, Nannie iticli:arison and O'Donnell and Company, Incorpo ra ted, Defendants. Ai nded Copy Summons for I :tI i1f (Complaint Served) ''o the )efemlants Above Name:l You are hereby Sulnllnl-mcd and re <luired to answer the Complaint in thi action of which a copy is her.' with served upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said Complaint on the subscrihers at their office, 120-122 North Main Street, in + the city of Sunter, S. C., within twinty days after the: service hereof, xcuieof the (lay of' such seriv ice; an I if you facil toi answver the Comi plIa inlt within thie timoe afCoresacidi, the pdaintill in this action will appily tci the (ci : rt for the rel ief cdenmandeid in the. Comnplaint. D~atedl Noveimber 27, A. D). 1917. I .c'c arid Moise, Tio the D efecndants, lFranlk Ruobetrson, Neiail h erson and1 .Johnni ie tobi 'Taike' nut ic' t hat thet A mc.ede Sumoincns and1: C'omplarinit ini tis ac icon wcere diuly filed in (lie coilice of' the Clerk cif (iurt fori Clai'endon C'ounoty on the 27th cday of Noivemi Lee anid M'voise, Plaintiff's Attorneys. Statc of South Carolina, County or Clarcndon i Manining D~evelopment Comipany, Placintiff, againist PM!inder' Wright, George Blarrieneau, Dave Wells, Ben II. Jones and Henry ,J. T1aylor, D~efencdaits. Under and by virtue of ac judgment Order of the Court of Common Pleas, in the above stated action, to me di.. rected, bearing daite of D~ecember 10th, 1917, I will sel lat public auc tion, to the highest b'idder for cash, at Clarencdon Court House, at Man.. ning, in said County, within the legal hours for judicial sales, on Monday the 7th clay of January, 1918, being sales day, the following real estate: All that piece, parcel or tract of land lying, being and situate in the County of Clarondon, in the State What is LAX-FOS 1.F08 IS AN4 IMPROVES CASCASA. A Digestive iqui I e; sqCg attic and verTQaq 8q V aforesaid, containing twenty-five (25) acres, more or -less, and bounded and butting as folloWs, to wit: North by 'lands of Mary Ann McFaddin; past by lands formerly of Martha Taylor, now owned by Abbie Wilder; Solith by lands of R. G. Plowden, an-1 \Vcst by lands formerly of Ben Plowden now lands of Grantor herein. Th" sahie being more fally shown on a plat made by J. E. Scott, D. S. dat<g February 15th, 1893, and -:ecordedl in Book B. 3, at page 22." It is further Ordered and Adjudg ed and Decreed that the sale shall be subject to any renting of said prem Em c 0c ' I1e. w o ree . R cleasr'oat b1 " ..r...& s abee..y ne rves p rirpo.k Dehciouw ,kefrerhj,13' " ottlLa.S) illltcr CN Cd C'a Co. pounded just the way RUBBER GOO] TOIL and a full and c ARERN SCO] We keep a| CIGARS, TOBACC BROWN'S 0 Below Bank of Manning. 'II soy' this year and commflet the boll weevil. We I1 on hanid that we will of one or more bt she 75 cents a peck in onie bushel. $2.40 a bushel in origi half bushels each. One-half bushel wi three foot rows. Vi bushels an acre. i. We ciuarantee a ca iraised. This is the most that has ever been ini tion. ises by the Receiver for the year, 1918. And the purchaser shall 'Gol lect the rent agreed to be paid the Receiver for the year, 1918. Purchaser to pay for papers. E. B. GAMBLE, Sheriff Claren:lon County. Whenever You Need a General Tonic Take Grove's. The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic is equally valuable as a General Tonic because it. conthins the well known tonic properties of QUININ 1 and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives out Malaria, Enriches tle Blood ad Builds up the Whole System. 60 cents. t-e d -e - /k-w4, D RUGS lec Prices 'cry best ma terials go andf they are comn your p ahysicianl says. DS and ET ARTICLES omplete line of )NERY.. have >DA FOUNTAIN Full Line of OS and CANDIES. RUO STORE, Manning, S. C. yo- physcia ssuays. CHl OF Beans en getting ready for lave a supply of seed sell at $2.50 a bushel Is. quantities less than ial bagjs 2 andi one il plant one acre in elds from 16 to' 40 sh market foral tat promising new crop roduced in this sec.