Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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~Owe My Life I . Mc.Tinley's letter 'gcheer to all who be sufferers as he w. Re' ad it: In oi t qt s'y tI, ot owe fl 1" to tt. At -r so~ae of 1 "t 1 :" clue tuts In the coutt ry 1 114 at l told 1 i0 I (30011 ilt 1,.;3 all ot r monti. I''rtun 1 Slme ( . u'Ji Vt11 froml town 0 Ot iis h ng i ut t o un ( try 1h1: i : i t 4 Into all k ,nEl ty o rtor.:s and 101111 $16tetrit'f'ating e fnr M uriat at a limo While plying my 11tr it' I is auct1ioneer. It is only talc-l .! tha~t I 14ad4 co1l1 fri' alue.1tlyl so %vheii tis Wvould Mcu Ipixd Fioatniont t IItt l:iat Decembetr whenh I con We.11 a shvere case, which, save youlQIlt mone y part se tt,.; '3 otn ay lungs. ?~'lmes ni elut~ lt II. I le gall d~octo~riEg, lent. rvi 1 n g,, vall, instill I heard I '.'rsann. -It clared! mse; so I Ii the11 it t o wi e g a F or' 16 per cen 32 per cen Muriate ol AND H1161 Mixed Fi We have close prices o save vou money. Be you buy. BAGGETT MapnWin WE Ar SIt Trying t oinstill ii the fact tht we ar, and Tools of eve much better (lualil where procured ai price. We have 14 the great bargaii *PERUNA It Cured Me Mr. Sanmuel Mel~iney, 3507 L. 12th St.. Knnaa City Mo., Men er of the Society of U. S. Jewelry Auctioneers. Sold ILverywhere. Tablet or liquid Form ; al t Acid, t Acid, Potash i GRADE rtilizers. n these goods, and can uire to see L s before & BOMAR, , S. C. ito the public mind e selling Hardware ry description of ;y than can be else id at a much lower )ng been known as i house for Hard ether for bench or .W ehave Tools w prices. WAR Stamps the War I amps at 2Sc. ()nd for $4.15. 0 on January 1. 1923. mipounded quarterly. ter, Post Office, ye business man rm at ion1. EVERYWHERE! Committee b~y A FAMILY MEDICINE In Her Mother's Home Says 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, usually 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. Just 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 ford's. the original and genuine. E 79 IVE, GIVE, CIVE, THE GOVERNOR URGES Without Stint, Without Limit to the United War Work Fund Collmbia, Nov. 10.--With relation to the united war work campaign, Governor Manning today issued the following proclamation to the people of South Carolina, urging that they give, "without stint and without lim it:" "Whereas, with the arch power of autocracy crawling from his throne in terror and the solidity of the Ger man nntion crumbling while its armies are battered in the field, it seems that the dawn of peace is veritably at hand. "Whereas, it is our own gallant fighting men who have turne. the scales of the world's fate since the dlark clays which prevailed for civiliza tion and humanity at the opening of the present year; and, "Whereas, these fighting men, in cluding thousands of South Carolin ians, must face the arduous task of reconstructing parts and policing oth er parts of destitute Europe, subject ing themselves to surroundings which will evitably imperil their physical, mental and moral well beings, "Therefore, now, do I, Richard I Manning, Governor of South Carolina, call upon the people of this State to give without stint and without limit to the united war work campaign which will guarantee to our sons and the sons of the nation a continuation until their home coming of the inval uable benefits and pleasures afforded them through the Young Men's Chris ian Associatiop, the Young Women's Christian Association, the Knights of Columbus, the War Camp Community Service, the American Library Associ ation, the Jewvish Welfare Board ail the Salvation Army. "Let us not forget in the hour of triumph the men wvho madec such tri utmph possible by baring their breasts to the guns and the bayonets of the enemy, by fighting undismayed amid lp~tomtnos gases and ever present ude.ath in manifold form. "It is my deep and sincere wvish that South Carolina be one of the ten hon or States for which welfare huts in i'rance, Belgium and Germany will be g~amed. It is my unqluestioning belief tu this State shall do its full share of the victory task which confronts the nation in the united war wvork "G(iven under my hand and seal this :0th~ day of November, 1918. (Signed) "Richard I. Manning, G RIATi STiRill IN BIERLIN .. Iirl in, Satuiirday, Nov. 9..-- ( German W irelecss to iLondon, Nov.10.) ---Vor waert s, the' central organ of the Social I )emoc rat ic party of' Germa ny, ini an extra'~ edititon today published the fcl howinrg call for a general strcike: "Thew workI(men's and sohli ers' coun cii (of Berlin has decidled uipon a gen eralI strike. All the' factories are at a stand ustill. "T'he n ecessariy adniniistration of peopic'le ill be maintained. A large parit of the garrison has beeni closedl and boidies of troops andl maclhine guns have' been placed at the diisposal ofa he workmsen 's an'i solkiiers;' countc ii. ''The mnovenment wvill he gu ided in conmmon b~y the' Sochd II )('muocrat ic partiy of G ermauny and the ind epien.. dlent Social I )cmocratic party of Ger ma ny. The workmen's andl soldicers' hi' people' will be maint ained. A large tena nce of quiet and or'deri. I .ong l ive the' soiatl rcepublic. "Work men's and subhlirs' conne ii." i/rom all part's ofC the (;ertman IEm >ire news is being teevivedl rega trig sitmlar' revolutionts which almost evcery where rem'taitn within the houtnds of' economic ort'lc'r. No Worms in a itealthy Child All children troub~tld with worms havo an un hecalthy color, wht ich indticates poor b~lood, and as a rule, there Is more or less stomnach disturbance. GROVE'S TASTEIllSS chill TONIC gtven regularly IL' two or three weeks will enrich the blood. Im prove t he dIgestIon, and act as a Gendtal Strength ening Tonio to the whole system. Nature will then throw off or dispelthe worms, and the Child wIll be In nerfcct health. Plasant to take. ano pe-sbttle REPUBLIC OF BAVARIA Council Says Republic Will Save Ger many From the Worst Amsterdam, Friday, Nov. 8.-The proclamation issued at Munich it) be half of the Council of Workers Sol diers and Peasants, which constituted itself into a diet, announcing a repub lic that the "democratic and Socia. ist republic of Bavaria has the strength to realize a peace for Ger many, preserving that country from the worst." The proclamation, after promising a constituent assembly to be elected by all adult men and, women, says that Bavaria will make Germany ready for a league of nations. It then continues: "The present revolution is needed to complete the self-government of the people before armies stream across our country or before troops should, after the armistice, bring about chaos. "The council will insure strict or der. Soldiers in barracks will govern themselves by means of soldiers' coun cils. Officers in the altered situation will not be hindered in their duties. :"We reckon on the cooperation of the entire population. All officials will remain at their posts. "Fundamental social and political reforms will imemdiately commence." -W--S GUARI) DANISH FRONTIER To Prevent Escape of'Rich People and Oficers Copenhagen, Nov. .--The Danish frontier is being strictly guarded by the German soldiers council. This is being (lone, it is stated, in order to prevent the escape of rich people, generals and other high officers. All national cockades and the eagle or :he helmets of soldiers have been removed, being replaced by a red band. The wearing of the iron cross has been strictly prohibted. State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas County, as. Frank J. Cheney makes cath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. J. ,.icney & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aToresaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS for each and every case of Ca tarra that cannot be cured by the use of HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE. FRANK J. CHENEY, Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 6th (lay of De cember, A. D. 1886 A. W. GLEASON, (Seal) Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken in ternally and acts through the 'Blood o:n the Mucuous Surfaces o" the Sys tem. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by all druggists, 75c. Hall's Family Pills for constipation. Su 3rd N LARGER a The people of S this exposition and( t, (quanhtity andl quality tie, swine and clhicke (ays of rest and plea The managjeme better exposition tha go0(d gronds for the lighit for the other di new premium list w deCpartments will hai Boy's Corn Club Floral Canninuj Clubs Smith' will be the / The people of S ness men of Sumte pleasant and nrofita C LA R ENO FAR I am offering for sale a number of < ty. Descriptions of a few of these will b TRACT 18-22--856 Acres, 240 cleared, woodland in Clarendon ( 8 miles from 'Manning, room dwelling and 6 ten timber on the tract. P 'TRACT 18-19-57 1-2 acres, 8-4 acres Sumter, 1-2 mile from road, leading. to Plnewoi TRACT 18-55-Tract of 105 acres, 65-70 Road, 1 1-2 miles from from Sumter. Good 4-ro tobacco barn, good artes TP ACT 18-57-Tract of 200 acres, 135 ci Clarendon County, 2 1 Raccoon Public Road. Tv TRACT 18-61-Tract of 130 acres, 70 cl 7 miles from Manning, ' miles from Gable, on Sar 4-room main dwelling, barns; school house an per acre -- - - - -- TRACT 18-62-Tract of 170 acres, 100 ty, 5 miles from Alcolu, Sardinia-Manning Public ing, 2 tenant houses, bar TRACT 18-64-Tract of 20 acres, 20 ch one mile south of Remin Public Road. Price . fRACT 18-70-Tract of 936 acres, 400 c ty, 2 miles from -Bloomv and 8 miles from Manni Road; 5-room main dwel barns and stables. S Price .._ .. TRACT 18-76-Tract of 343 acres, 280 clI 2 1-2 miles from Pinev Road; 8 tenant houses. I Price -- - - - - - - TRACT 18-84-Tract of 164 acres, 14 ac of partially grown up o ty. 7 miles east of Ale Public Road. Price - TRACT 18-85-Tract of 433 acres, 340 it Pinewood, 19 miles fror wood Public Road and 7-room dwelling. 7 tena house, and necessary or subdivide into tracts of acres,with 90 acres cles about 50 acres cleared. high state of cultivation cated. Price- - TRACT 18-86--Tract of 32 acres at Remi ini-Summerton Public R Charleston Public Road. ably located right at th per acre . TRACT 18-87-Tract of 448 acres, 128 Pinewood, 7 miles nort Charleston Public Road. timber on tract. Price . We are offering other tracts in all don counties. If you do not find what y you are looking for, and we will make it R.B.BE REAL ESTATE 26 N. Main St. Farm Lands, Business and Residence Realty Lo inter Cour nnual ov. 19-20-21 nd BETTER11 *umter, City and County. in ike note of what is being of their'farm and home pro ns. Meet your friends thei sure. nt of this fair have decidec mn ever before. There will I display of live stock. good I splays. Many prizes ar-e bei hiich has just been complet< e special recognition. Home Demonstration Fine Arts - Poultry Swine Manufactur( ~s Greater S %ttract ions on ti umter will be glad to welco r will delight in making ble. COME I q -COUNTY MS esirable farms in Clarendon Coun, a found below: balanc" in timber and ounty, .; miles from Jordan, on Santee Public Road; 6 mt houses. Some good pine rice .$15,00 leared, 18 1-2 miles from 'inewood, on neighborhood d-Sumter Road. Price .........$900 cleared, on the Brewington DuRant's Siding. 18 miles m house, one tenant house, iin well, grape vines, etc. -----------------------$5,000 !ared, balance in timber in 3 miles from Manning on ro tenant settlements. Price $20,700 fared in Clarendon County . 5 miles from Alcolu, 3 1-2 dinia-Manning Public Road 2 tenant houses, several church convenient. Price, ---- ---- ----- ------....-.- ..--$35, leared, in Clarendon Coun 7 miles from Manning, on Road; 6-room main dwell ns and stablks. Price, $35 per acre. ared, in Clarendon County , on Remini-Wright's Bluff ------- -------------... ...- ,0 leaed, in Clarendon Coun- $1,400 ille, 4 miles from Foreston, mg, on Bloomville-Sumter ling, 15 tenant houses, good chool and church 'near. -------.---- --------- $28,000 eared, in Clarendon County 'ood, on Pinewood-Remini ine land in good condition. -----------------...-.-- $35,000 res cleared, with 75 acres I fields, in Clarendon Coun >lu, near Manning-Sarainta ------------------$35 per.acre. cultivation, 1-2 mile from I Sumter, on Remini-Pine A. C. L. Railroad. Good nt houses, good barns, gin tbuildings. This tract will 250 acres, 200 cleared; 117 red; and of 66 acres with 'his is first-class land in a and especially desiratiy lo ---------------.-$100 per acre ni in the Fork of the Rem >ad and the Camden This is good land and desir e station of Remini. Price -------------------------$100 cleared, five miles from h of Remini, on Camden 4 tenant houses. Some good ------------------ --------$7500 parts of Sumter, Lee and Claren ou want in this list, tell us what our business to find it for you. LSEVR, BROKER Sumter, S. C. Property, Timber Lands and ans ity Fair! ian EVER ite you to attend done by them in ritucts, horses, cat e anid have three on a larger and e plenty of room, ialls with plenty of nu offered in their sd. The following Cattle Horses and Mules Schools ,rs and Mechanical ihows ie Midway me you, the busi your stey both