Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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16 MANIN S. C K 4 5 ciabe or luai l i rl es rI", P u'7o for 19 Esf"1Tmate the lo -r ce of - uga and stor inusr opeate insuh tolde Beo Tha of La st Yathle'4re .s no lieio of focdwya ogveepomn oti W l. Y shnton Jan.r f 1 .Highe -ufcin moe for fiac g: the cm a. ditic liblt to th cm F:iin ' to the reut of an a in-- A ,t reea f h ihtoe h /: vetgto int th siuto ntn th Cuaiigoenmn nsesrtcinothvetaeoli *~ 5Buggies' 12O'clock~ Noon. j t Front of PTourt House, iP D how demonstrated that no appre- ployaent to approximately 50,000 Hb aRn Vilt 'ciable forced liquidation is likely negro laborers, of a class shilled in r e p SUcAR FORECAST to take place. The banks gener- this industry but absoltely unshill - have ben Well covered down ed in other lines. Unless the naval striceinoth prices of sugar and store industry operates in suche belt ow ct n" fword d92Ematad there olikelihood of -forced way as to give employment to this aBe Beow That of Lpst Year realization. There appears to be large body of negroes, they will be I t negtn t der sufficient money for flnancg the come a distinct liability to theCor men 1und -hat -is ar new crop wherever t can b pro- Cunitis in anhich they live." prices jor wsugar may be oexpected ducd on ta reasonable basis of cos ust, eas, teai arcoding to the results of an in- costght over the andtheCuan ovrnmntseems protection of the vegetableoiin 0stgon conte the Wesuationinto be in a fair way to solve its dustry marked the conclusion of hem sugar Industry made public fiwerei8 clts." te heed with of spoke, f. tonight in the Commerce D epart- apond onrscult ry. ar tht an iposduty fou mt. a. The wdiHErt tax. i. ON theou rSu t rn. Tari A soigon roTon make, thea dprtme2wa nt pent OTRYe SOUGT. h res w. acolnsequentsnityo estitatd bythedeprtmet t be hel, ws reuesed b JonhB waors proes United the atoes sis nfow 40000tirl unin000uened nr fSfolV. h ad h eut hycotnewudb thyany proutiofralil contrl ther Whngon an. improtetinrmao he a slscton urged aoiu sumptson lo9 p-icelee waesogtChfnaand ptay indury shoured ty ofn 1-2 _cment ocngeal doils canote. logge -othn it1921 rend beeqlzn the Senateinc comtsayingh pricsao ths prodias fectto sicntheral dctnof sugavr the Utodb B.te and Chaup, a of the se oed proeco agans the t belowl tee worductiond . an thus CAria proutont aoe Agtheonplyantuedrrinaloi. againoreaomng hig alrftesurpu. yriutre whotnoestd, haseniaul- THOny duyonER lswsp The iresn ie iatof the8 deprt- agicint torsppe froll tegg fromd Ci-noedb PIPE Go FrpDO man Foun hat tugare was dcae tbo thas Henty said es ned atrif that Chitiowsan - .Cr~e,. be the "oesile e orlsupu ofnt woul "ineded that difeene ristestornkf, Texa, span.gh orfh yesuar, amnti to bout120-woto produ ctinoaeniahedwayfianinChina termstdeate ton Sersihe 00otons abongte in her estern Rateh uete Nava Store. wi entuckyociatioade reorawton her Hemsphere Invsible"uar stck of were 8 f2 cent e on vaeloegs icttong nee wruh~o i servialeS "his iow the ansro wholars," thetsnd pounthti caporwsnae frome gs 2.Te po minte outison throttoh adprtetsai, "as esmted not cret aby pobert osh ofe egs; ciy see. lprdutin in this 'cmntgoy onfrom,0 to 400,00 on thelro ctpounde fon lie purtn and outsiceded doesticl conutionr can isil d upu t apesiomten of-nsaPodce' oAdssediaoultry. arued wtht an imor d wthe appfrhio all in e.The waoringAbriempiredtaxithfth centtee eahtwpound reutieaitob forig couer maedb the deartmbe toe sheal-r. As resedta bheey Joh B.in exotsfo ther 'Uactedry.es ztin -h les fo an0s0 tod 80000ains' Pintero Statffpolke Vapprwomsai- The elivtey contenewud be teitn pructo .fork 102 hgar coy ther were clarfge ortios from Gorgae aMulus of Covintong edyil tha spthere fol be2 -itfaficut inactndo thatenhere shod roibe- oeng ve yc aret forcn roer thu efinacial d-fhaeuties 192 an eruaing nof. Therdcin ct ing ptea prisof ti comoity asvellt Cuban generalmentefmigh reovr thenited ades asndeb China a. and the see produed b ther cot be shudil exceed, pan tand thuds mrican pnrodusiong alcton thi on plers.'ovc, noa abbsome oan of the surplus.- yFr, heines sidsben Isafy TMRUrra ofSEWprtK.evn a n F." anuary wa mighlareut an this cotryrices.nwaes l even yer -o trehera cot o aou 0 pe eto0bt0-tyo aa Sts. 1 nck Stat reformgato hee Digger asnd .G Schwart This Year. We SCHWA] Recently some work had been done on the sewers in the prison yard and the excavations uncovered the main 'sewer. Murray and Mil ier, it is said, hid a pick and to day while convicts were pitching horseshoes in the yard, broke a small hole in the large sewer main. The pair dropped into this, walked a few ifeet to a trap door in the factory stockade, raised the sewer cap, climbed out, ran through the shirt factory and escaped by climb ing over the fence. The other men claimed they did not see Mur ray and Miller escape, but noticing the hole in the sewer pipe on the spur of the moment attempted to make their escape. As the men climbed the fence around the factories a small boy living nearby saw them and noti fled the guard on the front gate who gave the alarm. Pursuit of the men was - begun at once and they were recaptured without of fering any resistance. WOOD FRAGMENT DEATH WEAPON. Greenville, - Jan. 11-Mamie Cren shaw, eleven-year-old school girl, at the City View school near Monaghan Mill, was killed this morning when she was struck by a fragment of a stump that had been hurled 150 feet through the air by a dynamite blast. The accident occured just as the pu -pils were assembling to reenter the school room after a recess period. The stump was blown up out of .a road nearby by a party of road work ers rebuilding the highway. COOPER"' Smashing Re monds, Silve While 'we had a wonderful I some money with~ which to settle ing of the year/ To accomplishs Sale Starte T1he bargains are arpazing. ductions of whlolesalers and mana have too many goods on hand for age we had before Christmas. It mendous reductions we are offeri Styles are the latest. Qualil line. Prices reduced with no reg Jew Gem set, engraved and plainl pins, necklaces, beauty pins, ling buckles, etc. Brac Fancy and round shapes wit ornaments. Swiss and Amuerical Mern' Regular and thin models in Plain, engraved anid engine turn< Cluster Diamond and Platinum Bar A few Solitaire D~iamond Rhi high brilliance and fine color. C' Highly polished, clear, lumbi Sib Sterling and Silver Plate in plete chests. Many much-wantea Vases, Fruit Stands. Man The latest styles of cases, 8 reliable time-keepers. Now Is the time to secure t that the regular retail price was Sale Stai Cooper' reater Than Ev C Bros.'' WI itch the papers for Yours truly, RTZ BROS., Sun CYPRESS. SASH DOORS BLINDS MOULDINGS AND MILLWORK SUMMONS NOTICE State of South Carolina, Clarendon County. Court of Common Pleas. Summons H. J. Harby, Plaintiff, vs. Susan Gaymon, Israel Gaymon, Sarah Lawyer, Madison Gaymon, Wallace Gaymon, Jr., Susan Cordes, Ocic Washington, Moses Cordes, Ruth Cordes, Eleanora Stukes, known as Norvel Stukes, Sallie Ann Cantey, Rufus Gaymon known as Moss Gaymon, John Calhoun Gaymon and Eliza Gaymon, Defendants. To The Defendants Above Named: AND TO the infant defendants i Pre-Inveni ductions on Jewelry, r, Clocks, Cut Glas: oliday trade, we find ourselves still he past due accounts a nd get our finance; this we are putting on a Pre-Inventor d Monday, Ji Buying for two stores, this one and ti ufacturers for the holiday season team this period of the year, notwithstandir is an ill wind that blows nobmody goodl ng in this sale is indeed a real money ty the b)est. Values are exceptional. ard for profits. elry Reduced 33 1-3 to 50 Per pieces of solid gold and sterling siive ~erie clasps, cuff links, scarf pins, wi elet Watches Reduced 50 Pei hi Ribbon and Gold Bracelets, dainty movements of proved reliability. Watches Reduced 33 1-3 Pe Men's Watches, 7, 15, 17, and 21 Jew ed cases. Diamond Rings Reduced 50 Pins reduced 33 1-3 to 50 per cent. ings at a wonderful saving. T1hese lDim it Glass Reduced 33 1-3 Pcer ( ions ware in light and heavy cuttings. rerware Reduced 33 1-3 Per the popular patterns. Knives, forks, I pieces of hollow ware in beautiful d< tel Clocks Reduced 33 1-3 Pci day movements, striking hour and ha hat watch or piece of jewelry you ha just a little more than you cared to 1)a ted Jan. 9, Close s Jew elr SUMTER. S. C. r Will Be The tife Sale 'the exact date. Lter, S. C. Rufus Gaymon known as Moss Gay mon, John Calhoun Gaymon and Eliza Gaymon, infant defendants over the age of fourteen years: AND TO Ruth Cordes an infant defendant of the age of about six months, AND TO Susan Cordes and Robertson Cordes with whom the said infant defendant Ruth Cordes resides: You are hereby summoned and re quired 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 said Com plaint on the subscribers (Weinberg and Stukes) at their office in the town of Manning, S. C., within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time a-foresaid the plaintiff here in will apply to the Court for the re lief demanded in the Complaint. Weinberg & Stukes, Plaintiff's Attorneys. Nov. 1921. NOTICE To the absent defendants Israel Gaymon, Madison Gaymon and John Calhoun Gaymon: TAKE NOTICE that the Summons and Complaint and Notice of Pen dency of Action in above stated ac tion were filed in the office of Clerk of Court for Common Pleas for Clar endon County, South Carolina, on January 3rd, 1922, and are now on file in said office. Weinberg & Stukes, 1-3t-c Plaintiff's Attorneys. NOTICE OF DISCHARGE I will apply to the Judge of Pro bate for Clarendon County on the 6th day of February, 1922 at 11 o'clock a. m. for Letters of Discharge as Ad ministrator of the Estate of H. S. Green, deceased. G. W. GREEN, pd. Administrator. Greeleyville, S. C., Jan. 5, 1922. Subscribe to The Times ory Sale! Watches, Dia and China. avily overstocked and must raise in proper shape for the beginn y Sale. muary 9th! ie one in Newberry, the 'sharp re >ted us, with the result that we g the exceptionally large patron TIhe public is in luck, for the tre saving Oppiortunfity. I'here are good seleclions in every Cent. -. Stunning designs in rings, bari tet chins, watc h fobs, belt Cent. little time-pieces .and exquisite r Cent. *I movements in 12 and 16 sizes. Per Cent. mtonds are very choice gems at ent. Cent. poons, serving pieces. Also com signs, Coffee Sets, Tea Sets, 'Cent. [f hour, handsome ornamenta and re been wanting so long but felt y. s Jan. 21 v' Store,