Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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COTHI Bi TOBACCO GROWERS Gentlemen: If you are not alrec business for the grower his floor and pulls until Cothran has very f possible dollar to be ha house the next time-bt noticeable. He can sell BELOW WE GIVE N. K. Timmons . L. M. Bryant Herman Bradham J. J. Touchberry H. R. Hodge E., H. Clark E. F. Clark Kershaw Harrison John Dingle Riley Ridgeway W. J. Thames THE MANNI Entered at the Postoflice at Man Appelt & Shope Published Evcr Subscription Rates $2.00 MANNING, S. C., WEDNE As TH'IE EITCl' Two young men met on the public st one of the young men lived in the town village. A pretty girl came by. The town boy remark. Thent they both look':I, and la Another girl passedl, with a carelesi. speaking. The town boy was silent, but praised her charms, expressed his opiii It makes a difference whose' sister yo A citizen met the ed itor of a paper "Wh~y don't you p)ublish the news? "Young .J. got into a brawl and beat ar word about it in the pa per. Such t hings der to suppress rowdyisnm,'' he resumed. A +'ew we'eks later his owni sonl was he hunted the edli tor in a hurry. ''Don't say anthing in the paper abo he pleaded; ''it was only a lark, and boys 1t makes a difference whose boy is in 0 A farmer had a horse to sell. It was not readily discernible. Another fellow who was in need of ''Sound as a dlollari, so far as I know getting the defect wvhich he knew to e'xi the purchaser was stunig. A few months bater the sa me farmet paid a fancy p rice for a bull1. I~ntetr hef transaction. "'I'll have the lawv on that swindler,"' against the former owner of the hull. It makes a dIifference whether you st -----o He(llo, .John, heard the news ? The out of an unruly pupil, and( everybody is whipped him long ago.'' ''Good enough.- -4 hope he a'. ' it on to he smarter than the.ir par(ents, and it Iiroper place.'' 'lt's tine of you to look at it that, w l ieked ,' i'io~mmee the first spe ak er. '"What's that? WVhipped oy loy, di fo him, I will. No upstart of a teach( away with it." It makes a d ifferene who gets th( Ii 666 cures Malaria, ('lills and Fever, N Bilious Fever, ('olds and J~aGrippe. It kills the parasite that cause's the~ fever. It is a splendid laxative and general 'Tonuic. 32lO ?AN IS S gNew dy selling tobacco with Coti s. Cothran is a good judge the highest possible dollar is !w tickets tucked in his ware I under the existing market ,st house and best lighted hc all day and night too if nect SOME PRICES MADE DL - 250 lbs. @ $33.0 .238 tbs. @ 40.C -- 450 tbs. @ 35.C --110 lbs. @~ 39.0 -- 304 tbs. @ 35.0 398 lbs. @ 48.0 - 100 Ibs. @ 45.0 - 346 Ibs. @ 37.0 --360 lbs. @ 46.0 -562 tbs. @ 49.0 --230 lbs. @ 40.0 R. IG NEW NG TIMES ring as Second-Class Matter. Proprietors. wednesday per year in Advance 'DAY, AUGUST 11, 1920 >R SEES IT reet and entered into a conversation. , while the other was from a nearby sized her up andi~ matde a suggestive ughed, and looked again. ,look ini their direction but wihu he from the neighboring village ap 1, and-the fight was on. .i talk about. mn the street one day. 1e asked, with a dlisa pproving frown. iother hoy up j andi you d in't say a should be given full publicity in or rounded up in a juvenile scra pe, and ut that little escalpade of the boy's"' will be boys, you know." volvedl. 'iad a serious defect, bu.]t one which good horse stoppied to look at it. ,said the farmier, c~onven ient ly for t.. Tlhe animal changed handis. and r weint to a nieighboring oiounuty and ouind that lie hadl been stung in the he raged, and prom ptly broug~ht suit ing, or get stung. rehool teacher has just licked the tar al1king about it- ay he sh ul have goodl and heavy. 8o~ rev gettig is time for them to he taught their ry, Jobhn-it wa.r your <.wn by he I be? I'll smash hU infirnial face rcan lay handls on liy boy aimi get O'TICE -On and after A ug. I1, 1920, we wvill continue to handle laundry, lbut we will riot deliver or collect. Also all laundry work wvil be'i cash. TILL. SE Plani ran, join his satisfied list of c of South Carolina tobacco. obtained. house. The farmer who ste Cothran is still one hundr use in the State. Tobacco s ssary. Come to see him nex TRING THE PAST FEW DA 0 F. W. Williams 0 J. S. Tobias. 0 J. S. Tobias 0 Corbett & Fuller 0 Corbett & Fuller 0 Corbett & Burrows 0 Corbett & Burrows 0 J. M. Kelley 0 J. W. Herriotte 0 J. K. Thames 0 Joe Evans D. COTJ PLANT1 CLASSfIlD' ADVERTISING WANTED TO BUY -One hundred grown hens. Bring them to Abram Department Store. TWO THOUSAND bushels of ear cori for sale, will meet price of Western corn, sell in car lots or less. F. C. Thomas, Bloomville, S. C. 31-2t. AUCTION 'SALE-Milk CoWs witi young calves at The Thomas Live Stock Co. Stables on Friday at 12 o'clock noon. WANTED To' BUY --One hundred grown hens. Bring them to Abrams Department Store. NOTICE-On and after Aug. 1, 1920 we will contmnue to handle laundry but we wvill not dleliver or collect. Also all laundry work will be cash. C ary Smith. WAN4TE~D TO BUY -One hundred grdwvn hens. Bring thenm to Abrams D~epartme'nt Store. (16iti6 ha more imitations thn any other Chill and Fever Tonic on the market, but no one wants iminit ations. T hey ,are, dangerous t hings in the medicine line. 32-10Ot. A UCTION SA L E--Milk Cows with .voungl calves at The Thomas Live Stock Co. Stables on Friday at 12 o'clock noon1. NOTICE l-on and after A ug. I, 1920 we will (ontinute to handle laundry but we will not del iver or cdllect Also all lhundry work will be em~ih Cary Snmith. FOlt SAl L'E-7 paissenger Wily K nigh t. est or' con i ti on. (Can b seeni at It. I). ClIark '.. (ASOLINE~ SYSTEMii Tanks anid Pumnps, Air Comnpressors;, Comput-. ing Scales, Show Cases, Account Registers, Floor Scales, Rebuilt Cash Registers, Safes, s-tore IFix.. tures. Tfhe Iamilton Sales Co., Columbia, s. C. N~o.5-tf. SEARCH OUT' 'GERMS C F'Ind Out What Causes Your A5I fering and Go After: 1t, Some forms of this disease has beenO found to come from tir germs in the blood, which set i their colony in the muscles,< joints and begin to anultiply' I the millhon. You can easily in derstand, therefore, that the onl antell gent method of treating suc cases is through the blood(. E~ S. S. is such. in 4....j . . LLING 7 L W ers ustomers. Ask those who se Cothran knows how to auctj mnds by and sees Cothran sell ed and fifty thousand pounds hows up good with Cothran. t time, one and -. 1! YS: -484 lbs. @ 45.00 ...196 lbs. @ 49.00 -226 lbs. @ 42.00 -450 lbs. @ 50.00 - 446 lbs. @ 40.00 176 lbs. @ 44.00 -.476 lbs. @ 45.00 -210 lbs. @ 46.00 -400 lbs. @ 42.00 .546 lbs. @ 44.00 ] - 304 lbs. @ 40.00 ] !RAN, P E SWA ERS WAI WANTED TO BUY -One hundre( grown hens. Bring them to Abram. Department Store. FOR SALE--Ford Touring Car 192( Brand New, just from factory, witi starter, shock absorbers and pateni steering wheel. Have two of them WILL SELL EITHER ONE. A ABRAM'S. FOR SALE-150 range grown cow and heifers. Trained to wire fenc ing; tick free. Cow and calf $55 cow, $45; heifer $35. Freight pair on carload lots. Shipping point, St Istephens, s. C., W. A. .Jamecs Bishopville, S. C. 666 quickly relieves Constipation Biliousness, Loss of A ppetite and H~eadaches, due to Torpid Liver--32-10 A UCTION SA LE-Milk Cows wvithi Iyoung calves at The Trhomas Live Stock Co. Stables on Ft -day at 12 FOR SA LE--Ford Touring Car 1920 Brand New, just fronm factory, with starter, shock absorbers and patent steeing wheel. Have two of them, WILL SELL l'ITHIER ONE. A A BRA M'S. IFOR ; XLE--Four cars standard Pine laths. Red Cedar Shingles, want orders for four foot tobacco sticks. Get my prices T. R. Owen, Pax ville, s. C. 25-tf. FORl SA LE-Ford TIouring Car 190 Ilrandl New, just fronm factory, with starter, shock absorbers and ptatent steering wheel. Have two of thIem, WILL~1 SELl, EITHIER ONE. A' A BRA M'S. FOR SALk--Lexingtn ive pset2. er 'Tourintg Car, guarantee p~erfect Cond ition, dIriven only 2000 muiles five cord tires. lFirst selling price $2350.00. Will sell at once for $1850.00. .J. W. WimaMn. mg, . C-31-3t. WVA N'T ED)--elephone operator, pay wvhileI learning. Cornfortable nur roundlings. Tlh is is worth investi gating and pay is better~ than for mlerly. Minnie McFadden, Chief Operator. 30-3t-c. l'HE , ~ ~F RHEUMATISM f- purifier and cleanser that it ca: verclie d upon to search out all < .scase germs and impurities an< e elimnate .them from the systems yadthis as why it is such an pcellent remedy for Rheiuatismn r o to your drug store and geE y a bottle of S-S-s. today, and if your case neceds special attention, y ou can obtamn med~i cal adlvice free h y writaigi fully to Chief Medical Adiser, v L~abgratsj gA OBApC( crehou 11 with Cothran about his salt oneer and he stays by every his tobacco knows full well t behind in his receipts. Com Cothran never gets so tired roe Evans __--..._ 176 3am Brodgen --_---- 600 !am Brodg6n --_.-- .392 k. M. White. . __.__.220 lo Cole .--- -__128 VI. L. Hodge - .492 F. B. Hodge --_------ 324 Windham & W-- . - -444 3radham & T.- -- L: 504 I. W. McFaddin .. __150 rop rietor RE HOUS] 1 FOR SALE-One Ford Sedan; prac tically new. Edwin L. Johnson Manning, S. C. FOR SALE-A Ford Touring car ju.st over-haule,: and painted-looks like and runs like a brand new car All tires practically new. Apply at The Times office. FOR SALE--Ford Touring Car 192( Brand New, just from factory, with starter, shock absorbers and patent steering wheel. Have two of them WILL SELL EITHER ONE. A. ABRAM'S. Rutb-My-Tismt is a great pain killer, It relieves pain and soreness caused by Rheumtatisnm, Neuralgia, Sprains, etc. LOCALS FROM SUMMERTO'(N M.rs. 0. B3. Givens of Fountain Inn and Mrs. H~artwell s. Blanton of Orangeburg arc spending the week wvith Mrs. J. F. Grayson of Summer ton. D~l Miss DeiaDenton of Troy, N. C, who has been visiting Miss Grace Allen of Summerton has returned to her home in North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. TI. IL. Gentry, and Miss Mary Gentry of Summerton have left for North Carolina for the r9.paindler *of the summer, making t trip through the country. . iub-My-Tfismt is a p)owerful antisep) tic; it kills the poison caused from in fected cuts, cures old sores, tetter, etc. 'AN ORDINANCE~ AN ORDINANCE: RlATING; TO HACKME~N, LIVERYME.N ANID DRAYMEN, AND TO PROVIDE PENALTIES FOR THlE VIOLA TION THEREOF. BE ITI ORDAINED by the Mayor and Aldermen of the Town of Mann-. img mn Couneil assembled, and by aui thority of the same: Section 1. It shall be unlawful for any person owning, controlling or operating any hack, car, dray or other vehicle for hire in the Town of Mann ing, who shall promise or engage to call for a passenger or passengers, at any point wvithmn the corp~orate limits of the Town of Manning, at any speci fled time during the (lay or night, to fatil to (all for such' passenger or pas sengers at, the time agreed upon. Sec. 2. It shpill 1)e unlawful for iny perIson Or persons, wvhomsoever, 'o engage the services of any hack, -ar *or other vehicle for h ire in the l'owvn of Manning, to fail or refuse to >ay the legal charges for thte service so (eggaged, whether sneh1 person, or >ersons, actually made use of such service or not ;and it shall likewise be0 mnlawful for any person or persos o( engage thte use of at hack, car or >)ther public vehicle for tratnsportattiont mt the Tfown of MannIng, not intend-. ing to pay for the samte at th me at The. Se. s and methods of doing lot of tobacco placed on hat he has gotten every e to the big New Ware auctioneering that it is tbs. @ .40.00 lbs. @ 42.00 lbs. @ 43.00 Ibs. @ 49.00 lbs. @ 44.00 lbs. @ 26.00 lbs. @ 36.00 lbs. @ 35.00 lbs. @ 41.00 lbs. @ 44.00 FI. said vehicle is engaged, but with the intent to defraud the owner or driver of said vehicle out of the value of the use thereof; and every employment of said vehicle shall be held to be for cash ,unless time is contracted for when the engagement is made. Sec. 3. That the fare from any point within the incorporate limits of the town to any other point within the limits shall not exceed 35 cents per person . #. Sec. 4. Any person or persons violating any of the provisions of this ordmliance, uponl <onviction therefor shall be fimed not less thnn one ($1.00) Dollar nor more than Fifty ($50.00) Dollars, or be confined upon the Coun ty Chain Gang for not less than one (1) day nor more than thirty (30) dlays. Sec. 5. 'Ths ordinance shall go into effect immediately andl all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict there with are hereby repealed. Done and ratitled in Council As sembled this the 2nd, day of August, W. C. Davis, J. G;. Ituggins, Mayor. *Clerk and Tfreas. NOTICE OF EI-ECTION Notice is hereby given that an elec tio~n vill be held at the Polling Places of IPinewood and Hiodges Corner, in Clarendon County, s. C., on the 7th (lay of September, 1920, for the pur l)ose of dlete'rmining wvhether or not the line between Sumter and Claren don Counties shall be changedl so as to annex to) the county of Sumter cer tarn ter~ritory more particularly de scribed in a pe t ition filed for such elec tion and annexation, and shown by the surveyr and plat made in pursuance therewvith, said plat being on file in the office of the Secretary of state of South Carolina, in the office of the Clerk of Court for Clarendon County, and in the ofTice of the Clerk of Court' for Sumter County. Tfhe following are hereby appointed managers of said election at Pine wood: P. B. Mouz~on, W. D. Epper son and Manning Richardson. The following are hereby ap~pointed, inanagers of said election at Ilodges Corner: S. N. Griffin, E. C. Gedding and '1. J1. Ifodge.gs Only (luly registered and qualified electors of Clarendon County, actually residing within the territory proposed to be annexed to Sumter County, and who have registered not less than thirty days prior to saidl election, shalil be permitted to vote therein. T he polls will open at 7 a. m. and . ('lose at 4 p. m. The said election is to b~e held anid condluctedl, and1( the re turns canvassed in all resp~ects as pro vided by law for General Elections. Bly order of his Excellency, the Gov ernor of Sonath Carolina. J1. A. .JAMES, W. J1. TURB3EVII4, Boardl of Election Comsinr Clarendon Coitt: 32-t-,