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Buy Clothi: BUY LIB A. BU5T Ehe Matnning ChneS. Published Every Wednesday A1'PPELT & SIOPE - Proprietors I. M. SHOPE, ..-.Business Manager I. I. APPELT ------------ Editor MANNING, S. C.. OCTOBER 16, 1418 &U5TER BRWN 5 of 2 to16 SHOES A 13 R Al MS, MANNING, S. C. BuI-gies and wagons at the THOMAS LIVE STOCK CO. Born to Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Row.. and on Friday--a son. M:. Joe Nimmer spent Sunday in Charleston. Col fey & Rigby rece'ived a carload ,1 fine horses and mules on Monday Mr. Julian Weinberg returned Mon day from Alexander, La., where h had gone to b'e at the bedside of his brother, Dr. Milton Weinberg, who had been seriously ill, but is much better. \/ A Ne a IB This macd(hine is really ai ful set of steel brains whi< putting to wor'k inl our' a< dIepartment. With it we: (can handle o wor'k faster than ever b< at the same time he s ('very ite in Hu b(1 ooks i Htelps Us Give You Hette Hv the machine met h (depositor's account is ke' ance all t'he time and1 the miista kes such as arie unH wvit h othe wi'i ays of hant uires. The time saving mad1 hbv t he mlachine gives us tuniity to impriove the & our' culstHoeS in all dei oif the bank1. BANK C4 RE5OI:R(Es IBonds, I.oan~s and l)i.wnounts $ hank liding - I )ue fromn Hanks ('ash aind (:nsh Items Totaln . YOU CAN rig and Shoe BUT ERTY BONE ABRAMS, BROWN, A car load of Adriance Mowers and Rakes just arrived at the THOMIAS LIVE S 'OCK CO. For Sale--One perfectly new Max well Roadster. with shock absorbers $850.00. Easy terms. .J. W. Widrean. Soldier Bennie Ness, who is < - tioned at Camp .Jackson. spent $ .v_ here with his brother, Morris Nc.,. Soldiers Austin Smith, Dudley Ply ler, .Jake Iseman and Lester Wein ber:_ were visitors here on Sunday. Sailor Bertram Weinberg, who is located at the Charleston navy yard, spent several (hays here last week. Mrs. Annie Lyons and Mrs. Amelia Scott have returned home from an ex Lendcd visit wiLh theu. ::t :r ?. rs. M. HellerIc, in King'etree. The hest lookitgf H o:ses' an'l Mules ever shipped to Manning ar rived this morning at the THOMAS LIVE STOCK CO. Wanted--to oversee farm. by ex ierienced farmer. Married. Could go c :o work on short notice. C. N. Ridge way, Bloomville, S. C. For Sale--Boar hog. Poland China. About 16 months old. Weight :350 pounds. Apply to A. B. Windham, iear Oak Grove Church. Mr. Jack Metropol, of tle Dixie 'afe, is again confincd to the hous suffering a relapse attack of the 'Flu." Mules and Horses--Solid car load eceived on Tuesday. The nicest lot ve have ever had. Come and look hem over. Coffey - Rigby. Mrs. I). lirschmann and daughter, \nnie, returned yesterday from Mari n, where they had been called on ac -ouat of the serious illncs, of Mr:. Iirschmann's sister. A Horse or Mule for every purpose s in the car we received on Tuesday. 'ome in and look them over. Coffey Rigby. v Machine at an!R of Clarendoni -iVC u It pintS 'o tigposits to t~h checks, fig 11r figure netw balane ftore and( matically. LIre thatt wrPites the right. boar'd--the r Servicecomnt tr'acts, or' i >dl, (eery ed, without >t in b)al-- ing nce'ss'i ling fig- Ther'e is ledlgers knl possilel( Hurrougths in oppor 1- in e ither' av erlvic'e to Come in al'trments rouighs at OF CLARE] )NDENSED STATEMEN' 417,31 5.2 C apitaI StoJC 2'90.( '1 ue to Ban I08,425.42 epit 541L996.05 Toal s Anytime, S NOW ! Sr in 5HOEE ie Sumter Talking Machbite Com pany will put in a large stock of talk. ng machines in the room next th Dixie Cafe, now occupied by W. D. Lloyd. They will carry the latest thin, in talking machines and a large stocK of records. a1rs. .J. S. Mcl"addin:, widow of Sid ney Mc~l"addiii, formerly of this place, die'l at her hoem in Hagerstown, Md., on Thursday afternoon last. The body was brought to Manning and interred in the cemetery here. The deceased is survived by a son 16 years old. I" uneral services were held from the home of W. T. Lesesne. If you want a good Ilorse' or Mule ome and ,see the car we got in on Monday. They are the nicest ones we tae ever had. Coffey & Rigby. nied Friday morning, Mrs. W. H1. \f(eMurray of Black Mountain. N. C., ifter an illness of several weeks. Th. )ody was brought to Manning. where he deceased is well known, and bur ed in the Maninng cemetery, from the ioma of her brother. Capt. W. C. Davis. Mr. McMurray, who has been onstantly at the bedside of his wife s in a hospital due to a breakdown. m(d was unable to accompany the body o Manning. )". John Zeigler is ti charge of the prescript ion depart meat %f eigler's 'harmacy dur:rg the absec'e of Dr. "talnaker who is seriously ill of in Fluenza. Mr. English Plowden, man iger of the Pharnacy, who was also aid up, is now able to be on the job igain. Coffey & Rigby on Tuesday re -eived one of the finest loads of Iorses and Mules ever brought to fan ing. Come to our barn and sear hem. yes Examined Glasses Fitted J. E. ARANTf, PHt. G. Optometrist, MANNING, S. C. The Is D~one Automatically e old balanice, subtr'acts .lres and pr1inlts your x. All this is clone auto-. The oper'ator' simly amounts on the key machine shifts fr'om columrn and adids, sub r'ints the (date as dlesir-. the le(ast attention he In and See it WAor~k no mDethod of p)ostingt )wnl which equals this B~ook keeping Machine (turafcy or' time saving. adsee our' newX Bur' vor'k in our' a(countin~g T[DON LI AHI LITI]ES k, surplus, Profits $ 86,875.23 ks and Dividends 44,002.42 ..........-410,518.43 .........- .r$541,996.0 BIG BUSIN8 MAN GRAI[FUL FOR All "ranlac Is No Ordinary Medicine, Says Factory President FOUND MERIT IN IT Says Tanlac Is First Medicine ii Ever Endorsed But "Tan lac Deserves It" "Tanlac has done so much for m' that I feel obliged to endorse all( recommend this wonderful medicine, s.id D. B. Smith, president of D. 13 Smith & Company, of Utica, N. Y manufacturers of the famous Srmith' L ightning Sprayers. Mr. Smith i just one of the thousands of prpmi nent men who have publicly endorse( Tanlac because they believed it wa the right thing to do. "'Tanlac is no ordinary medicine but a real builder for weak, run dowi people," said iMr. Smith. It seems t< assist the whole body. My stnmacl was weak for years an'! I tried maos everything, but nothing touche1 the spot until I learned of Tanlac and what it was doing. "Even after the first bottle I coul see a vast improvement. A fter I ha< eaten, gas would form on my stomac and caused pain that even kept m< awake at nights. I used to get up as tired and worn out as when I went to bed. My appetite became po'or and this landed me in a general run dowr condition. "TanIc has made a different mar of me. It has put me right ba'nk or the map. 'Tanlac is, of course, the first medi eine I ever endorsed, but. as I said Tanlac deserves it." Tanie, the Master Medicne, is sold by l1ickson's Drug Store, Mannine; H1. W. Nettles, Jordan; Shaw & Plow den, New Zion; Farmers' Supply Co., Silver : D. C. lname, Summerton. The Thomas Live Stock Co. re ceived a car of fine iorses and Mules yesterday morning. .)Ir. C. P. Gable, president and man ager of The Black River Cypress Co. at Gable, helped the employees of that concern go "over the top" in buy. ing bonds of the Fourth Liberty Loan. The company bought the bonds and let its employees pay for them on the installment plan. By these means the Black River Cypress Co. can easily han,-- up the slogan "100 per cent." Our community wa: shocked yes terday afternoon to receive the sad tidings that Mrs. G,,rdon Belser of Columbia had passed away-a victim of pneumonia, following an attack of influenza. Airs. Helser was the eldest (laugh - ter of Judge John S. Wilson, and as "Pet" Wilson was always a favorite with all who knew her. Several years ago sLr married Gor don Belser, a former Clarendon boy, but row a prominent attorney of Co lumbia. lie and six little children sur vive her. The sincere sympathy of the whole town goes to those so sorely be reaved. CIrendon County is in the grip of the 'Flu." Hundreds of cases are scat tere'd all over the county and the doe toir are worked (lay and night. Stores arie short of help-farmi laborers are Ia id up. In fact business generally is At at stands5till. Few homes ard not invadded with one case at least, and in some households there are four and five eases. It is almost impossible for the dloctors to take care of the c'alls that come to thenm. It is claimed I. dowvn in the Santee river sect ion there' are many negro fan,: ilies that are unable to get medical attention. Th-ire have been very fewv deaths in the county so far, no doubt (tue to the pron'i~tnessd of the !)hysilinns in re-. sponriing to the calls, and the dlistaner between the habitations-allowing the patients to get the benefit of the p)ure( air, It is to be hoped that 'the crest has Oeen reached in this county. Weak feet, broken arches, and other foot troubles start in childhood, from wcaring improperly shaped shocs. A ForirlsFor Boy: UTE BROWN are the correctly shaped shoes for growving boys and girls-be cause they are made upon the brown Shaping Lasts, scienti fically designed to prevcnt foot troubles. Many styles - all of good leathers-at $3.00 and up MANNING, S. C. Buy Liberty Bonds ror Freedom The report for the Woman's Liberty Loan Committee for Clarendon County is as follows Fo the weeK ending Oct - b r5 -------- -. ---. - $35,400.00 For the week ending Octo bar 12 ----------- ----- 46,950.00 Total $82,350.00 Only four townships have reported work done by the Women: Mt. Zion, Santee, Manning and Summerton. If the women in four tt.wnships could and did sign up $82,360.00 worth of subscriptions, what might have been done im the county if the women in every section had organized and gone to work? Women, this is not a matter of choice, it is our Government which has called on us to do our share of this work. Your County Chairman holds a commission approved by Mr. Mc Adoo, Secretary of the Treasury, id bearing his signature, appointing her , chairman of the Woman's Liberty Loan Committee for the County of Clarendon, and empowering her with authcrity to appoint chairmen and teams of women in every township to sell Liberty Bonds. We should con sider it. a privilege as well as a duty to respond to the call of our Govern ment. This is the last week-let us redouble our efforts. Canvass every hom.' and urge every woman, as well as every man to rally to the support of our splendid inen in the Army and Navy, by buying T .erty Bonds. Yours for the Fourth Liberty Loan, MRS. JOSEPH SPROTT, Chairman W. L. L. C. STATE OF SOUTH CAROINA, Ccunty of Clarndon The A merican Agricultural Chemical Company and Savannah Guano Company-Plaintiffs. .gainst llei y Hi. Garland, administrator of the estate of J. H. Garland, de eeased, and in his own right, Mary L. Garland, J. Oscar Garland, Charlton D. Garland, Carl R. Gar land, Margaret 1. Garland, Virgin ia-Carolina Chemical Company, and The Home Bank and Trust Com pany and Wilbur H. Garland and Cuagaree Fertilizer Company-De fendants. Under and by Virtue of a judgment order of the Court of Common PJleas, in the above stated action to me, di rected, bearing (late of Oct. 3, 1918, I will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash, at Clarendon 'Court House, at Marlning, in said County, within the legal hours for ju dicial sales, on Monday, the 4th (lay of November, 1918, being sales day, the following described real estate. All that piece, parcel or tract of land situate in Clarendon County, State aforesaid, measuring and con taining one hundred and fifty (150) acres, more or less, butting and bounded as fellows: North by lands of, R. E. McFaddin; East by lands of Mrs. Mary L. Garland; South by lands of F. E. DuBose and Dr. T. M. McCutcheon; and West by lands of For 16 per cen 32 per cer Muriate o: AND 1116 Mixed F We h.ave close prices c Isave you money. Be you buy. BAGGETT Mannir1i WE WIL Your hogs We wvill openB our Pa< ter season October 18th, a for large quantities of liv prices for same. Do not sell your hog: (cailing us, or wriitinig us a We want a liVestock Ttown in the State. Persor connections are requested Syour opplortulnity is gone. ly $50.00 to $200.00 perl w .get in on the groundl flot Starting October 21st Sply all merchants with fre iis all Government Inispec ease andl unsanitary cont Send US your order p~romp~t attention. Orangeburg Pa OR~ANfiPRI WOMAN WORL 15 HOURS A Marvelous Story of WoraziL's Change from Weakness to Strength by Taking Druggist's Advice. Peru, Ind.--" I suffered from a dis placement with backache and dragging down pains o badly that at times I could not be on my feet and it did not seem as though I could stand it. I tried differont medicines without any benefit and several doctors told me nothing but an operation would do me any good. My drug gist told me of / Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound. I took it with the result that I am now well \ - and strong. I get up in the morning at four o'clock, do my housework,then go toa factory and work all (lay, come home and get supper and feel good. I don't know how many of my friends I have told what Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has done for me. "-Mrs. ANNA METERIANO, 36 West 10th St., Peru, Ind. Women who suffer from any such ail ments should not fail to try this famous root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound. R. E. McFaddin and Melina Colored Church Lot; and Southeast by F. E. 1)u Bose. Purchaser to pay for papers. E. B. GAMBLE, Sheriff Clarendon County. $100 REWARD $100 The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all Its stages and that is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly requires constitutional treatment. requires contsitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken in ternally and acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease , giving the patient strength by building up the consti tution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in the curative powers of Hall's Catarrh Medicine that they of fer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address F. J. CHENEY & CO., To ledo, Ohio. Sold by all Druggists, 75c. ( ;ale t Acid, t Acid, f Potash ii GRADE n these gioods. and can sure to see Ls before & BOMAR, g.,S.C. .L BUY & Cattle! king Plant for the win nd will be in the market a stock andl will pay top) ;01r cattle without first nd~ get our prices. buyer in every city and s desiring to make such to see us at once before Buyers can make, easi eek. WRITE today and. r. , we will be able to sup).. sh pork and beef, which tedI and free from dis aminations, andl it will have our cking Comnp'ny[ IRG, S. C.