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.Y. Ever ment ingn Ourj dowi those econ monE We Are 'Do We o are k You Cool Sumni If th your able, Ligh and airy shap times valut THE NEWv MORRIS NESS. Manager, hFAIFRSaturday aftermo REAL ESTAE DEALER 'eud ate)IoIU large concourse o tives The interme SCemetery, followir ices. --- AThursday night, Had Sought Return of Health Walter Randolph Through Florida's Climate ands' sout a ei Coggins, clerk. Ir TOLD OF NEW REMEDY boys got into at fought for a few r Found Tourists Were Taking Tanlac They afterwards m and He, Too, Was Greatly and up Erwin sti Helped where the cutting Coggins was give Robert D. Pa the wdely known wound just above f real estate operator, of.Port Dickin- efforsce ae hi son, N. Y., though 69 years of age, ing and he passed has made an auto trip fi-om Floridato ing at 4 o'clock. N'ew York. And there is a mighty in- auet eted ayd teresting story to the trp, and great an unknown man gratification to Mr. Page, as this well Randolph is being man told it. jail on the charg "Because of my suffering with uancl orn oua stomach trouble and catarrh for many Thee werte dead years I have been going to St. Peters- affray so far as< burg, Fla., each year in search of re. Both boys concea lief from this northern climate," he friends before the explained. "But though I paid out and no reason cal -rather large amounts for treatments stabbing of Coggi and medicine, I got scarcely any good fray has cast a results, part of the city, "This year I went to Florida asnihoho ft usual, and in St. Petersburg I found the usual numer of people suffering W[DOINGS Of as I did from the weakened, run down condition that stomach ailments and NAH.. catarrhi bring.NAH "They were taking a new medicine, Sumter, Aug. 3 Tanlac, and the way they were talking eanor Nash, of th ,about it made me have faith in it at las R. Plowden, o1 once. They told me what Tanlac was 7:30 on the eveni dloing for them, so, of course, I started ceremony being ,it, Pastor of the F "I took three bottles and I felt so Church of that c well. I drove all the way from Flori- wth a great deal da to New York in my machine, and mnany friends of t all the long trip I felt no pain or dis.. Sumter. The bride tress. Now I get up In the mornin ter of Mrs. Annie feeling fine and fresh after a good teain inthe c night's sleep. I eat good, hearty past few years an meals and eat anything I want with-- eral nlonths h as I eut sfferng "the work of the Tanlac, the Master Medicine, is-sold rr in Charlotte by Dickson's Drug Store, Manning; Iege there. Mr. H.' W. Nettles, Jordan; Shaw & Plow.. Clarendon county, den, New Zion; Farmers' Supply Co.,rviceterponthe YSilver; 'D. C. Rhame, Summnerton-- United States into Miss Bessle Nai sister to Baltimori TRAGEDY IN SPARTANBURG attendant at her ni Qurarel Between Two Young Lads HOWLE Ends Fatally -- .. A verynpretty,. took placat th~e :a Spartanburg, August 4.-The fun-. parents, Mr. and 1? eral service of Theodore Coggins, fit- North Church stri teen-year-old son of Mrs. Mi. E. Cog- Thuradlayafternoo gn ofSuth Curch street, who was t1b oaze-* ter Randolph, aged fifteen w~ r. ceremony. Mr. 0. y citizen should in securing the Zen to win this, v ;art in this work t as much as i who remain at mically and ' y in buying libel ing It Now re selling at cl< eeping prices do live economicall3 er Shoes ere's. any time shoes to be roon it's in the hot s b weight, porus l >xfords, and a canvas styles e, and look and i. Buy early and )s. IDEA COl ide Baptist Church, colu, acted as best ns n, attended by a Martha Alderman as ma F friends and rela- The mother of the bride, it was at Oakwood Howle, acted as dame. .g the funeral serv- honor wore an afternoon crepe de chine, with hatt about 9:30 o'clock carried a shower bouqw went to Mrs. Cog- mony took place in the >uth Liberty street, and the bride came in 01 ,ar from Theodore her father, who gave he some way the two wore a Joppo blue coat s altercation and and accessories to match iinutes in the store. I a tailored bouquet of brid ent out of the store ter the ceremony the eet, a cross street, served cream and cake affray took place. room, which was (lecoraI a a severe knife and green, a number of he heart. He was ata e city hospital, but Te(u-ftw us life were unavail- adMs .L r~a awvay Friday morn- tn r n r.L Et the coroner's in-SunatnMradMs morning, a verdict o A.Pu;Ms .W :ame to his death in o ltne r n r nier was returned. aM.ad r~ .J held in the county adMs .W iea e of murder, on aerd fAc-uad r. :by C. B. Vass, an ; ;enod boy.Imeitlafeth ye witnesses to thebrdangomlety an be learned. teweehybord -ned are well known asotbia rp saidl to be good night in question, i be found for theTOMLHSUA4 ns. The cutting af ~loom over a greatNeYokHtlan especially in thePa tePea two lads' homes. LOCAL.IN IH[ST 'LOWDEN nterpseso no --Mnas Mary El- oucdtay is ceny, and Doug-Thesalhmnwi the Motor Supply te moe yteba ed in Baltimore, at tervcto fter ng of July 30, the HtlIprapbi performed by thetobclsdwoay 'trat Presbyterian mdih uut4 u ity. 'The announce- sre otnnsade ringe was received S.Rgrtebkn of interest by th~e cra liesshv he young couple in e o hrydy ei who is the daugh- 7 Nash, and the lateHoePlatebmn this city has been iec~r iesshv ity school for the elfrtit asbgn d for the past sev- 7 een assisting with GelySur oe local exemption oaigteHtlii~ Arden lived some lrdgHtl adr and attended col-Saarn.dFitav Plowden is fromrat.T cnymn but he was livingCflOasbesupn he volhmteered his aaeetmutonr entrance of thetobeqlldvedbt the war. 'ts n ~ .M .~ Ih accompanied her a and acted as herDRWGUlSNK arriage. LLDERMAN MoeTn40Rstr Luiet home 'wedding some of the bride'sLodnAu i4t [rs. L. K. Howle, on wihGra opde met in this city on cliin edt h o i, 'when Miss Iieen easytr.Inls e brid .f. Janaes jaim~ h~ 0)s IL ~op~rd~o L coil, ae asbest fr ITED! aid the. govern necessary fight ar. is to keep prices ossible, so that home can live e their surplus 'ty bonds. )se prices. We wn. r here. when you want Ly and comfort ummer months. did, both pumps reat variety of that keep their feel cool at all secure the best VIPANY, n and Miss career, and then sunk and raised ane id of honor. for a third lease on life. Mrs. L. K. This rescue work is done by the su The maid of vage section of the British mivy. B Iress of pink fore the war no one thought of a o match, and tempting to save such wrecks as a: t. The cere- now brought up from the depths, bl sitting room ships now are priceless. The financi the arm of value of the salvage work is eno r away. She mous. The cargoes salved are ther uit, with hat 'selves worth many millions of dollar ,and carried Recently a big American tanker cc a's roses. Af- lided on a dark night in the Engli: uests were chanel with a sturdy British stan, n the dining ard ship carrying oil. There was f ed in yellow jexplosion of benzine, and both vesse potted feras were quickly swept by flames, Of t led. crew of the British ship only eigi were: Mir. men, who .jumped overboard, we of Charlbs- saved. Howle, of Salvage work on bo0th ships beg T. C. Howl'' with the a rival of tugs which, aft .idermant, Jr., overcoming many .ifficulties, ma P. R. Alder- agedl to towm them to shore. There .Iderman. Dr. was necessary to sink them by gu i G. R. Shep- fire. They are now being brought HTarry D.avis, the surface, a long, ardiuous task. The tanker, a fine vessel some .5 :eremony the feet long and newly built, had < uto for Sum- boardl 16,000 tons of oil, andi thoui a train for she blazed for four days, half of t cargo was saved. When thorough repaired, the tanker will be return, )N HAND 'to the United States, not much war for wear, the damage being estimati Resturats at $750,000-a small amount in mn Restauranre figurin in these days when pe yisons think in millions. 'ive of the ACTUAL CHARNEL HOUSE ork and two qual promi- Bodies of Men and Horses Mingled uilty of vio. Dbi is by having er-supply of Paris, Aug. 4.--Allied forces ini pu board an- suik of the Germans have pass, through veritaible charne! housi ~h the penal- strewn with the debris of war. Bodi d in lieu of of men and horses were mingled wvi icenses, are: broken doawn vehicles, alongside ~ating .places monster ammunition dumps, son egimning at nartially exploded and others intat Food may be -Bodies of Germans found in cluste ~loyees. .beyond the range of the Allied art pastry and lery indicate. the range of the Alli sen suspend- artillery indicate that severe punis ning August ment was inflicted on the fleeing cc pasty ad' mns by the French, American a' , patry nd ritish aiviators. een suspend- _________________ lng August ompny o.. C'ATARRH CANNOT BE CURE) pine, .Hotel with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, Astoria, the they cannot reach the seat of the dIi ue restau- ease. Catarrh is a local dliseas Facturing h.. greatly influenced by constitution e, and the' conditions, and in order to cure it y< bate t10,000 must take an internal remedy.'Hal reen teRed Catarrth Medicine is taken internal .war funds, and acts thru the blood on the mucoi surfaces of the system. Hall's Catari N SHIPS Medicine was prescribed by one of ti best -physicians in this country f, y eArs. It is composed of some of ti d in Three best tonics known, combIned wil some of the best blood purifiers. TIl perfect combination of the ingredien 11 the ships in Hall's Catarrrh Medicine is whi and marine produces such wonderful results in ec tomn of the .tau-rhal condlitions. Send for test than .tree 'olels, ree. . enanerehant P. J.'IJEINEY & CO., Props., Tola ii 'to service.. do Q.* .on a na* ' a Family Pills for entatloei A FAMILY MEDICINE In Her Mother's Home Sa This Georgia Lady, RegarIng Black Draught. Relief From Head ache, Malaria, Chills, Etc. Ringgold, Ga.- Mrs. Chas. Gaston, of this place, writes: "I am a user of Thedford's Black-Draught; in fact, it was one of our family medicines. Also in my mother's home, when I was a child. When any of us child ren complained of headache, uasually caused by constipation, she gave us a dose of Black-Draught, which would rectify the trouble. Often in the Spring, we would have malaria and chills, or troubles of this kind, we would take Black-Draught pretty reg ular until the liver acted well, and we would soon be up and around again. We would not be without it, for it certainly has- saved us lots of doctor bills. Juet a dose of Black Draught when not so well saves a lot of days in bed." Thedford's Black-Draught has been In use for many years in the treat ment of stomach, liver and bowel troubles, and the popularity which it now enjoys Is proof of its merit. If your liver Is not doing its duty, you will suffer from such disagree able symptoms as headache, bilious ness, constipation, indigestion, etc., and unless something is done, serious trouble may result. Thedford's Black-Draught has been found a valuable remedy for these troubles. It is purely vegetable, and acts in a prompt and natural way, regulating the liver to its proper functions and cleansing the bowels of impurities. Try it. Insist on Thed Lord's, the original and genuine. E 79 Farms I Bdow will be found descriptions for sale: TRACT 18-01.-Tract of 100 acres, 1 1 in cultivation: 4-roc a good neighbcrhc TRACY 18-02---Tract of 160 acres, West of Wedgefield tenant settlement ni TRACT 13-03.-67 Acres, 175 to 200 miles Northwest of TRACT 18-04.--373 Acres, 175 to 200 South of Elliotts on house with good ou neighborhood and w handling. Price --. TRACT 18-05.-503 Acres, about 300 Southwest of Maye settlements and two across the road, neig state of cultivation, portion of the tract TRACT 13-06.---92 1-2 acres, 65 to '7 from Dalzell; 13 u1 Claremont public rt tenant house, schoc w neighborhood. Price 1 TRACT 1.-07.-132 Acres, 100 acres ir e- Dalzell and 10 miles t- 5-room house, 2 tezi re buildings. Price - it TRACT 18-08.-139 Acres, 130 in cu i Dalzell, 4 tenant ho r- land, and while it ha 1- first-class land and TRACT 18-09.-373 Acres, 185 acres in h ty, 1 1-2 miles from - on Black River Roa, houses, good barns is artesian water. A ie TRACT 18-10.-367 Acres, about 17! hzt North of Sumter on eat Brent; 4 tenant h, osition, convenient t' nlocation for gin an TRACT 1 --10 Acres, 6 acres in it house, costing about house, 2 1-2 miles N to Charleston Road; hc TRACT 18-12.-156 Acres, 125 in cull 0ter, near Bethel Seh n6-room dlwelling, 4 ti hbuildings; this tract lv TRACT 18-13.-296 Acres, 70 acres in I Mayesville to Elliot ean;] 5 :m.i!e. f-o:r. M dfine land; 3 tenant a- ings. A good deve r. neighborhood. Priei TRACT 18-14.-150 Acres, 75 acres, 2 1-'/ miles from Cl barns andi stables; e ient to chairch and in Price -.. TRACT 18-1:>.-1l00 Acres, 65 acres r.. Sumt. r on Brewing id ublic Road; one te s, bluff land, and offer es and country store. th TRACT 18-16.-113 Acres, 40 to 50 ffrom Sumter on ro Ie naturally of good qi t- on uncleared portio rs 1i. TRACT 18-17-67 Acres, 40 acres in amerton, 1 1-2 miles -Paul Road, 4 room 1. Land and neighborh I TRACT 81.-6 Acres, 50 acres 1 ment, on public roz - about 12 miles fron1 TRACT 18-19.-154 Acres, 85 acres c along the Sumter-Os sequippedl 8-room di s- sewerage; 7 tenant e, and all necessary or al state. of cultivation uance can be put int< aand farm, Price . ly TRACT 18-20.--480 Acres, 300 in culi swoodladnd, 3 1-2 mile rhand Shiloh Sectionr ehouses. Large barnm rgood state of cultivi tWe are offering other tracts in ie don Counties, If you do not find wha ts you are looking for, and we will make N.Mam R. B. B .REAL ESTA' 28 N.MainSt. Farm Lands, Business and. Reside ni. Rats, AMERICAN VESSELS SUNK Halifax, N. S., Aug. 4.-Three Anierican fishing schooners were sunk by German submarines off Seal Island, Yarmouth County, on the Noav Scotia coast yesterday. The crews landed on the Nova Scotia coast today. The commander of one submarine told an American skipper that he had sunk more American schooners hail ing from Boston and Gloucester Fri day afternoon. He did not give the names of the vessels or mention what became of the crews. The names of the schooners sunk Saturday afternoon are the Rob Roy, Capt. Freeman Crowell, Annie M. Perry, Capt. James Goodman, and the Muriel, Capt. E. Nickerson. The crews came ashore in dories today at Woods Harbor, Shelborne, Lockport and other points along the coast. NOTICE County of Clarendon Before the Clerk of the Court of Com - mon Pleas. In the matter of Carolina Stock Farms, G. T. Floyd, S. M. Haynes.. worth, P. G. Gourdine, J. H. Bose.. well et al. To establish Clarendon. County Drainage District Number 3. The final report of the viewers in the above entitled cause having been accepted by me, notice is hereby giv en that on Friday, August 9, 1918, at noon at the office of said clerk in the' court house of said, county, there will be held the final hearing on said final report. All parties to this action take notice that this is the time set for them to present their objections to the report of the viewers. J. B. CANTEY, Clerk Court Common Pleas, Claren. don County. or Sale. of a few of the Tracts we are offering .-2 miles from Rembert, 60 acres in house. This is good land in od. Price ------------------$6,000 T5 acres in cultivation, 2 miles on A. C. L. Railroad; one good id one other small house. Price $2,500 icres in cultivation, 1 1-2 miles Dalzeli. Price -------------Sold acres in cultivation, 1 1-2 miles the road to Mayesville; 6-room -buildings. This is a first-class ill enhance rapidly with proper .------------------ ---------$18,004 acres in cultivation, 3 1-2 miles aville; six good 3- and 4-room 2-room houses; school just hborhood excellent, land in high valuable timber on woodland Price --------------------$35,000 0 acres in cultivation; 4 miles files from Sumter on Sumter ad; 6-room dwelling, one good 1 and church convenient, good ---------------------- ----$,000 cultivation, about 4 miles fror from Sumter on the Fish RoadD, ant houses with necessary out ---------------------------$5,500 ltivation, 1 1-2 miles north of uses. This is good clay sub-soil s been rented out, it is naturally in a good neighborhood. Price $9,0011 cultivation, 1 1-2 miles north of Sardinia, 16 miles from Sumter i; 6-room dwelling, 7 tenant and stables; 2 tobacco barns, desirable farm. Price --------$18,750 acres in cultivation, 9 miles public roadl and S. A. L. Railroad >uses. A good development prop the station andl occupies a good :I seed business. Price-..------$14,$80 cultivation, withi good 6-room $1,600 when built, good servant orth of Wedgefield, on Camden use alone worth the price. Price $1,650 ;ivation, 7 miles South of Sum ool and Chuich, on public roadl; mnant houses with necessary out is desirably locat-ed. Price......$10,000 cultivation, on public ro'd ilnm ts, about 4 miles fro-am Elliotts. iyesville; 65 to 70 a.res of very iouses with nece'xsary out-build lopnment prop~o.,sition in a good -- -.- -. $8,500 :eared, 13 miles from Sumter. srenmont; 5-room dwelling; good ne good tenant house. Conven school, neighborhood good --------------- ------------.$5,500 cleared, 7 miles Southeast of 'ton and Muldrow's Crosaing nant settlement. This is good s an exceptional location for gin Price-------------------.....-$6,506 cres in cultivation, 4 1-2 miles ad to Dalzell. Cleared land iality and some valuable timber n of the tract. Price ---.....-$6,000 cultivation, 2 miles from Sum rom St. Paul, on Summerton-St. dwelling and one tenant house. Dod good. Price-----.........$450 1cultivation, one tenant settle d from Sumter to Pinewood, Sumter. Price------------..,000 leared, in town of Oswego andl iwego Road; nice new modernly velling with water-works and houses, good barns and ctables it-buildings; 85 acres in a high and practically the entire bal.. cultivation. Nice combination ------------------------.$20000 ivation, balance in timber and s from Sumter on Plowden Mill oad; 6-room dwelling; 8 tenant and stables. This land is in a tion and produces well. Price $24,000 all parta of Sumter, Lee and Claren t you wanit in this list, toll us what it our business to find it for you, ELSER, l'E BROKER -Sumter, 8. C, nlee Property, Timber Lands ad Loa