Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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GENUINE BULL DURHAM tobacco makes 50 6od cigarettes for 1Oc THE BROOK I hear oulr voice all day long Stane brook with your sweet sing As yiou, like timie wends, ever on your wa y No end hiath-or beginning. uoiseen, Un ie:rd, unknown, Oil gri.y and silver day Like a sha<'0ow wander-ing alolle I watch you at your play. lieside your fondel boiks tolay, l3uri d dreallis stir and wake And in the v.-arden of towithered muemory hll roses in radiance break, Sometiie I Iatch a woni or two, Out of your mystic song Quaint hinguage spoke long ago \'Vich you murmur as you glide alon~g.\-)t ". d Som)etilies IIushe I a'Ii sweet and low I hear two lov.rs singing Or Iromll over the woodl iand way, Comes voices inl ecstatic ringing A nd out t here in the infintite silence Somtetiie"cs as I listCi- a shadow grows And I t'iirk nv: Ji1 of a, garden Filled with de Scent. of a1 rose. Or when the clamor of life agailin Seims eidless And Ilmy soul is filled with pain, I see a flower dearer than all the others, ill bloomi , At the enid of a shadowy lane. Aill tine who 2 shatters every rose Amd li ries every hope aml eids, All the joys and dreams, al woes, l'auses, and to your muntsic blends. In CclIts lo ud--todatV you seem to Sa I y, Thee must in every walk of tiine, (That dwells ill this orriiding 41a1y) ie sorrow's tloud. - for watering, Thle trollis.--wherve the roses cliib, luried drea is packed with laven der, iutture visions clanand lfine Tl m1ake lii- a dlreauln aII deIath See - -b ut tihe bi rthI div ile. M tniy thing (1h broo0k you1. keepl, in yiur kidllom t or piower, oft alo ntie at uldiet. m1iu above I counit ry hoei, JiIlt thilri 111lling be'auty illnivil o v's flower, i~i-ailpeain tin the goldh whlich an uni findatwolsuadr Of 1ti lI htil alIht(ireams thltt wanider, ll his, ar.- ill! u ains the i ky lie hee h D-lahaonty, M~ Rair PLUMfBING a Water Systems ft Repair Work Prol PRICSVR Say It Witi FOR Es Easter Lillies, I Orchids, Tulips I'honie'22 A. B. TI I love your song oh brook, Though you fondle in vain a conse crated token, Bringing to memory things I fain would forget Love and dreais and faith now broken, E~ver hymning a sad regret, or limiitiess d rearitness and endless pa im, Yet, murtnuring too the old sweet story, Sunshine still must follow rain. And now the twilights dreary curtaim, Is drawn down oi woodland can yoll, And weary souls from ar and near Seek home and dream companion, The brook that since the early morn, las suig a song incessant, Now sweetly chants a lullaby, To soothe the silver Crescent. The dreamy night winds Whispering, . Floats o'er the flowery dells While nature's cooling tears doth fall Like sheathes of crystal bells, The stars come forth-how calm they stand, As they guard teit angel's spaces, And peace descends onl sea and land From their unshadowed faces. I love your face oh! nature, Whether in brook, star, or story No other thing so wondrous, As you of timeless space and glory, Aniid because I love you I somehow un derntand The lesson you teach all day long, And because I knew yoti my soul is stirred All night long with the night winds sonI g. Winld, star, flower, and brook -- With all your wonders teeming, Each striving to render a true at count, I)rift through my vesper dreami ing, And grateful thoughts ale sent to you, For the lessons you doth teach; And in each misty walk of lif(e may we untiring be, And rendering a tie acco)unt m1iay we the portals reach. .\isRuth MclKnight, Summerton, S. C. WANT LEONARI) WOOl) Philadelphia, !\larch 21.-l aj. Gen. 1,eonard Wooll was nominated today as the hei of the University of Ptnnsylvania at the monthly imeeting of tle boarI of trustees. In accord alce with the statutes of the uni versity Gen. Wood's namlt, can not be voted upl u1)n111itil the inex t reguairi meet ing t of the trust ees oin April 18. It. is understood that Ie will be elected at that tiie. In nominating (iIn. o ood. he was rcferred to as ho Io'm1 "head o' the univer.-ity rather than as pro vost ,as the head of the institu tioin has beeni known since the founda tion in 1710. NOTICE OF DISCIARGE I will apply to the Judge of Pro bate for Clarendon County, S. C., on the 18th day of April, 1921, at 11 o'clock A. \l. for Letters of )ischarge as Administratrix of' the Estate of Willi:an W. Johnson, deceased. Ellie T. A. Johnlsonl, Adminiiist rat rix. Alcolu, S. C., March 16, 1921 --pd. NOTIC'E All creditors and debtors in re: es tate of the late L. 13. Asbell (Suiier tol 1) rug Co., Summiertiion, S. C.,) de ceased are hereby noitiied to relder their accounts dily attested and to make ainy and all payment doe said I - I., I . P I I estate to the uI nderinc at; E.lrkd S. C., or to Suminmeriton I Irug C.o., atI Sunmmiertonli, S. (. I. C. ASIHELL, Admilnistrator, Estate' of L. H. As bell. 8-tf-c. Cotton Seed I ami~ iln the mariiket to bov cot ton steed in eariloadl lots, or la exchange good liy, sond 'l per en51h pr0iiio exchangeir beor u .eli ing or exthnig Cosgrove, g, S. C. nd HlEATING r Country Homes.U nptly A ttended to. REASONABiL. Phone1.74. m :m:mmm:m mm mm:: oses, Carnations, Sweet IPeas. ICHER, Sumlem- . C. NOTICE OF SALE State of South Carolina, Clarendon County. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS NOTICE OF SALE J. A. Weinberg, Plaintiff, Vs. G;eorgiaia Green, James Green, Sam Green, Enima Green, Henry Brown, the elder, William Johnson, Daisy .Johnson, Matthew Johnson (some times called Buster Johnson), Nor vell Brown, Henry Brown, the younger, Solomon Johnson and A, G. Stack, Defendants. Pursuant to a Decree of the Court :f Common Pleas for said County and State made in above entitled action lated March 16th, 1921, 1, J. E. Gam ble, Sheriff of Clarendon County will s'll at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Court House Dooi' at Manning. S. C., or Monday, April,4, 1921, bent salesday, within the legal hours fog' judicial sales ,the following describ d real estate: All our right, title, interest an e'state in and to all the real estatc situate in Clarendon County, South Carolina, of which our Grandfather, iohn Gaymon, and our Mother, Eliza Agnes Green, died seized, and par ticularly all our right, title, interest ind estate in and to all that tract of land situate in said County and State containing one hundred and thirty one and one-third acres, being thc land conveyed to John Gaymon by William J. Clark, Sheriff, by deed re corded in office of Clerk of Court foi said County in book N. on page 56 mid for a more particular descriptiot :f said tract of land reference is had to the said record of saidl deed and tc the record of the plat of said and made by R. K. Rutedge, Surveyor which l mt is recorded aong with said ied. A LSO all that piece, parcel or trat f land situate in Clarendon County, State of South Carolina, containing ten and one-half (101%L.) acres, accord ing to a plat made of the same by L I). Barrow, Surveyor, which plat is hereto annexed and made a part here. of; said ten and one-half acres being bounded as follows: North by lanb of W. R. Davis; East by lands belon% described; South by lands of Vesley Baxter; and West by lands of \Val lace Gaymnon. A LSO all that pieco ,parcel or tract of land situate in Clarendon County State of South Carolina, contain ilng! ten and one-half (10%/,-,) acres accord ing to a plat of the same made by 1, I). Ibairow, Surveyor, -which plat i hereto annexed and made : parl h-ereof; said ten and one-half acres ol laid being hounded as follows: Nortl hy lands of W. R. Davis; E'ast by lands now or formerly of estate o Abel Rhame ; South %y lands (if Wes lvy Baxter; and West by the tract o1 ten ai ndl one-half acres above describ. Purlchaser to pay for pap'. rs. .1. E. Gamble, Sherity of Clarendon County. NOTICE A ieetingi of tihe stockholders o ('arolina Coach Lines will be held a the oflice of Fred Lesesne, Milann ing S. C., on Saturday, A pril 2nd, 1921 a tvelve o'clock noon for the purpose o :'onsidering a resolution to wind ui the atl'airs of said Carolina Concl Iines which is a corporation and dis 'lve the charter of !iname. Herbert I. Smith, President. Manning, S. C., March 1, 1921-9-5b NOTICE State of South Carolina, County of Cla rendon H ar-mon P. Strange anod S. Elizabe'll .hunties, P hi int iff's, against Mar tha Strlange, Sud ie Ro'we, Mam Ilife, Maria Mitchell, O)llie Avet flamethe . ofly, Thomas . Black Willie P'earfe Strange' andI J. Spill man I Strlange, IDe fendantls. Purnsuant to a Dlecree oIf fte Cour 'If Cnomon P'leas for said County aml Stamte, nuad' in above entitled act im to me irec't ed, whliich Decree is date, f obrutary 28, 19121, 1, J1. I. Gami~t~ Shei'fY of' (Clarendfon ('ounty, will sel at pubhlic aucetion to the highest. hid defr fior tashi on Monday, thlet fourl day' of' A iril, 1921, feing salesfhu withItin ft' legal hours: flor bit i a sal's, ill f'rontt of the (Co tf fliis a .\blomin~g, S. C., the f''llolwinlg is a dei 5(criipti o01(f the preomisi's hereinbe tire moent ioned:' All that fpiece, par-cel or Li-acta 1lattI withI the dwelling ho'use' and (Ith jil ipro(vemenits therteitn, lying. bk ma andl situalte in the to(wIn of' M\at ini', C larendlon County, Sou0th C ar and1 onett-hlff (101%) feet on t~h strletf. runniling East and West, sona hunded andi e1(1ight antI tont-hal tt' n 5a follfows, to wit : Norft h iln f'ast byv lot. forlyI knotwni as t Diitkints lilt; Siouth by Dintkints striet til I We'st by a shotI stree(t h-aduin f'tomt lDinkinis sttreet North. Out< !(rlce-ed s of' Safe Sherifl' is to payJ\ a '(r'mt 1 bitt sametare it-o b e sol suil 1:avimc', which-f is to be atssumedt Ib Purchaser[i' to pay~ forl plapers. l-b. 21-, 1921. GooD 10 - Trurt LAsr SAT YOUe Gr.'OCtflS IMAWELL HOUSE COFFEEaN .Easter Shopping UP U U U * Our offerings for Easter and the Springtime includeU the following. I ~'adi'es' Dresses *In Crepe Meteor, Crepe de Ch~ine, Taffetas, Canton U * Crepe, Georgette and Black Lace, * $18.50 $42.50 ICoat 'Suits U In Tricotine and Serge $25.0T $95.00 I Coats I U IN Iii all the latest new spring shades and weaves * U I$15.0T $50.00 * W * QN ~A% For Ladies and Misses in Satin and Suede strap, Ox- I IN fords in tan and black kid, white in Reinskin and Canvas. * We would appreciate an inspection of these goods. N. U M. 0 I. M I Shaw & McCol.lum Mercantile Co. I M 1N SUMTER, S .C. M M M III "DRESS UP" Nature Points the Way a FIN Spring is in the air. New raiment is in the mind of every man and wo man-there's no resisting Mother Nature's urge to "Dress Up." Easter is ;~ jist three days off and the ladies will want to look their hest on that Evetifil i q, Da)y. We are receiving daily bright, fresh Spring goods including COAT A urITS, DlRESSES, SHIRTWAISTS and a large variety of seasonable DIress Goods. We feel sure the quality and price of these goods will ieet with your ji. appr'oval. We've enjoyed a most wonderful business in ladies' low cut Shoes and should you nee(l a pair of these to complete your outfit, we have what you want at the pr1ice you want to pay. Now, Mr. Man-We are here to hell) you get in the procession with a de sirable showing of men's and young men's Suits, and they are piriced to meet the size of your purse. Excellent values at $15.00 to $25.00. Stylish and serviceable Oxfords for men at prices that invite coin parison. This store is headquarters for Quality Merchandise at fair price. SO'Donnell Dry Goods Co. SUJMTER, S. C.