Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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If ach oterboz i the itrcuntry knowgreisn la acaint ingt JXudgfosing o the bumbrkf.en we ailin tof the oini theaouty nw hr.i oli gis eln Jugn rmte ubro e we eicie oteoiinta ue-rans-n hi w sia lE to )lay rooms are s 1achine is made he very severe >e before placing we went into th :turers and we b TA k YOUR INS ATE the MEF ke Thoa ING TIMES ining as Second-Class Matter. e, liroprietors. y Wednesday D per year in Advance SDAY, JANUARY 7, 1920 t ESS IX)N"I' r" ? hear day by day from many tongues 'onlcernl another. tragie--because we do nothing our cress and we expect him to considle down and wait for him to '"do some done ? g our chairs other interests- foreigi gressman. 'ry enticing, and very tenacious-thbe; att congressmnan (lay by day, hou rb chairs we are warming. Thue con 'pts at passing the buck. So long a f, them any piarticular harm, but oneC osion. And they don't like explosiom~ (d0 a little work, because they al l. hem there, and then wve prompjtly pas re them their instructions, to tell ther congressman, of course, follows ou ton. "(10 something." ild write an occasional letter to ou he needs of the district, andl our at ngressnman wouldl have n(, occasion o I. and we're d----d uneasy whon w a terrible dlisease---the uncontrollabl couldl be frozen into blocks-well, yo iee. tlemen nursing presidential amnbitioni Lmerica is well supplied with meni c Ion. tocked with the Farm 1 with idea upperr st tests with the them on the me farm machiner elieve we succee, hie MoI PECTION of t ITS of any of rna Li\ H. M. T HOi Be careful how you blow off w they are subject to change without i We all admire the fellow who vided those convictions coincide wit Clothing, manufacturers tell us, moment we fall back on the old re profiteering in them. OWNER TO CHECK IS FOUNT) Columbia, January 5.-Seeing news item in The News and Couri< on December 25 relative to an u1 elaimed check of $6.63 for a Spanial American War claim made out James W. Fischer, in the possessic of Gpvernor Cooper, Mr. Fischer hi written the Governor asking that ti check be sent to him, as he desir< to keep it as a souvenir. The check was made out by form< Governor Ansei (luring his admini tration and1( was attested by Andrewv Bethea, of Columbia, wvho was Gove nor Ansel's secretary. The check wi mnailedl to Mr. Fischer at Charlest< Sand lay there for several (lays in gel eral declivery unclaimned, wvhen it wv , returnedC~ to Columbia. It was eviden ly lost, for it was found on the stree ,of Columbia and forwarded to Gove nor Cooper. Mr. Fischer, wvho lives at Tramp VI a., said that a copy of The Nes 3 and Courier was forwardedl him .his brother, who resides in Charle ton. I -"I was living in Charleston," saidl, "at the outbreak of the war al a on May 10 or 11, 1898, enlisted in Cc 1 pany D) of the First South Caroli1 Volunteer Infantry, theni at Columb r s. C. 'rhis company was recruited Chester, S. C., and was command by Capt. Haredin, at Chester. The r were only two other men from Cha - leston in this company with moe r B. Read andl Hutto Hart."' The Covernor has forwarded t ('heck to Mr. Fischer. e ED)EN-DunOSE One of the most beautiful ever that has ever occurred in this coi (e munity occurred on Tuesday aft< noon December 16, 191:) at the brid< home, when Miss Myrtle Duflose 1 enme the bridle of Mr. Thomas E'den of Dalzell, S. C. The home w~ beautiful decorated in green a whit~e aidl about 3:30 o'clock ,uest began coming andl were ush< ed1 through the hall by Misses Barrow and Miss Nettle Duflose to room whare It was warm and co very latest that is [achinery iost of saving tim aim of proving th trket. y business we trie< ded when we secu inc Li1 hese many mac] ' them. re Stock P'IAS. Manager ith new year resolutions. Like prices, totice. has the courage of his convictions, pro i our own views. is sure to advance in price. And the lh 'ble fig leaf the cusses will start the fortable. At 4:30 o'clock the guests were invited into the parlor to witness the ceremony. a Miss Bertha Barrow, cousin of the E bride, brides maid, on the arm of best 3- man, Mr. Mitchell Edens, brother of v. the groom, the -vedd~ing march being rendered very sweet and low, by Mrs. Talmage Gibbons of New Zion. Next >n enteredl the bride resting on the arm is of the groom, being dlressedl in a very ie attractive suit of Navy blue with hat ,s to match. Tlte ceremony being pier ~formed by Rev. .1. W. Truluck: After the ceremony they were all invited to 3r the (lining room where they were s- served wvith a rich supper of barbe-. cue, turkey, chicken, meats, cakes pies of all kinds. Shortly after sup r- cr the groom took his bride with 1s other relatives and friends and mo m tered to Sumter wvhere he andl his 1bride spent the night at Claremont Ikotel, after a nice wedding breakfast '" at the hotel they left on the first train L- oing north where they wvill spend t's their honeymcon. Upon thieir return r- they will make there future home two miles from Dalzeil, S. C. where Mr. Edens is engaged in progressiv'e a, Ifarming. They received ma':y nice and? vs Iuseful presents. Those present be sides relitives were: Dr. and Mrs. C. E. F Gamble, D)r. Pittman, Turbeville; s- Messrs. Pope and ,)enkins, Sumter; Mrs. Talmage Gibbons, Mrs. W. C. Plowd en, Miss'Plowden of New Zion, de and Mr. Paul Smith of Cades, S. C. id Contributed. na TO ALL GAME WARDENS. la, at edl Columbia, S. C., Dec. 13, 1919 Now that the Boll weevil is here it re becomes doubly important to protect rour insectivorous birds in the interest F. of our farmers and diversinied agri culture. he Well have these birds been termed the "Policemen of the Air," and with out them wve would be overwhelmed with noxious weeds and loathsome in sects. toq if pnrenti' will not train their chil n. diren to spare our robins, sparrows, r.. warlelra blue birds, bull bats, swal a low'*. martins, fly catchers and other e. Moathered friends, they force us to T. have therei arre'sted and triedl by our as magistrates, and then the fine will ho r. (rove's Tastless chill Toni. Ia reatores vitality and energy by purifying and en a richlag the blood. You can soon feel it. Strength ii-. snind. Invidnratind Effect. Price Ana manufactured in and labor. TI at they are really I to get lined up red the agency f< rae, lines. We will Compa ru EIummuuuuueuuuuu have to be paid by the really respon sible party. Be firm in enforcing this law just as strictly as the game laws them selves. The penalty is provided under sec tion 739. In enforcing our game, bird and fish laws you are performing a real service to your State and na tion. Yours very truly, W. H. Gibbs, Chief Game Warden. NOTICE OF D)ISCHIARGE I will apply to the Judge of Pro bate for Clarendon County, on the 9th (lay of February, 1920, at 1 o'cleck A. M. for letters of discharge as guardian for John G. Dinkins, Moriah Dinkins nowv Moriah Wheeler andl Clarence Dinkins, formerly minors. A. G. White, Guard ian. Alcolu, S. C. Jan. 3, 1920-1-3t.pd STATEF OF SOUTH. CAROLINA, County of Clarendon. COURT OF COMMON PLE'AS SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. (Complaint Served) J. E. Logan in his own right andl as admninistrator of the estate of S. S. Logan, deceased, Susan Logan, E. A. Logan, M. C. Logan, Doshia Logan, Hamilton Johnstoni, Mar tha .*lason, Gertrude IGogan, Fred Logan and Jake Hiarvin, and Septi mus Logan, B. T. Logan, Timothy Logan, Odell Logan, Bearnes Log an, Charlie Billups, Laura Billups, Blease Billups, Leaey Billups, Annie Billups, Hampton Johnston, Omie May Belle Logan, Mose Logan and Alvin Harvin, the last named four teen, .by their guardIans ad litem, R. C. Baggett, Plaintitis. ( against C. S. Logan, Junius Logan, JTohn A. Logan, Joseph Logan, Sylvester Logan andl Ida i evi. Defendants. TO THlE DEFENDANTS above nam-~ ed: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required to answer the complaint in this action, of- which a copy is here with served upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said com nlaint on the subscriber at his offiee ini Manning, South Carolina, within twenty clays after the service thereof, ATTENTION You should have one of our C lbs. of Standard Nuts, Bolts, I Blolts, Set Screws, Machine and ticles too numerous to mention. of the successful Garage. Thi Detroit, Mich. We have an as willl be glad to show you, and w what th's assortment is. COLUMBIA SU zey have all the machine . with th ey be glad to .y exclusive of the day of such servic and if you fail to answer the comn plaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will appl'y to. the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated December 30th, A. D. 1919. W. C. Davis, Plaintif's Attorney. To the defendant Junius Logan, John A. Logan, Joseph Logan and Syl vester Logan: YOU WILL. TAKE NOTICE, That the -ummons and complaint in the above entitled action has been filed-in th fleo the Clery Cor o Clarndo Conty W.C.Dais bhe glhe a iderfrcsa th * reidne f n Eandee ner iso Ml, t11o'lckA on atrdyshe24h ayofJau fleyr MakU NOTCE O FDICIEAREu I . Ixlwillap tof the day of Psrvioat a foro Clailo tountywon the coi plaintif Ferun 1920, act wil ap'cloa. thmCr for te rif decaded adin itecoatin ftheett.f rc c DtDecember 31919. D99 A specialt achrsein~sAtiornehas Toetn odefendfor JuniurdLa, Jhn v1te 190.Evrg tacenwoa OU avLL cetfate NOICd behon then tmon and emexamintin tew aontited aresctind has ere id-I theotage of the Cerkhingr for C W Sp. C., Dai n PlragnAisffsenscotainn 00 tvtsCaScrewStu SLEn Wooduacrewo and orther osfu ar W hAm, nudesr n rte, Iaill onducto nar Wtio Millt u 'cloc f.. . ortent hnoureo Winow wich weni thrcon willgo -nsom e t Henry MackNY Ent ecto r.