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The Detroit times., 1909-02-13
Real Estate
BUILDING PERMITS.

c. DeFeber. three s:story frame ven.
dwellings, Ss7-sss Montciair; owner
F. 4. Utrecht. a--tory FRANC dwell
si,75o.
Same. 2-story frame dwelling, $40
Cantor n 1 gssr Otto ro trs sSo
737 Townsend: owner, same; $4,000.
John Evans. s-story brick dwelling.
2l4-216 meri-eYner. same; $4,000.
Thos sharp. two a-.story frame
dwellings. n 8, Harmon, bet, Beaubisn
and aSaa N; sc f ss Sss st %.lins
$. Blaine: owner, same; S4.Svo.
J. II. Shoemaker. 1-story frame dwell
ing. s2i Hubbard: owner. same; 1900.
ing. so..s2 Missouri; owner. Daniel
= Same. s.story r., ayellins. ?cl,sMo-
1872 Pallister; owner. same: $4,000.
Same, 2-story frame dwelling. 1s2
Grummond; owner. same: $4,000.
,ns e. Gy FoTa.t .t0 w.s and Sws
Mcintyre 4 Mcintyre. IN story brick
barn. $50 Boulevard E.; owner. Daniel
s. r. Barton, history frame dwelling.
rs Hooker owner, same $4,000.
John JakelL 2-story frame dwelling.
ssS,SSe Jos. Campau; owner. Mrs. VIM.
Same. 2-story #: dwelling. 1894 e.
Kirby; owner. A: Bannecke $4,000.
ing a. Thscaore 0t bet. Hs xsn aw and
Rivard: owner. Jos. J. Henze. $4,000.
Albert Kahn, 1-story brick office. n.
". cor. Mt. Elliott and Belt Line r. r..
Albert Limberg e-story fr. ven.
dwelling. asa Mcclellan: owner. same,
Geo, Mcleod. history frame dwell
tSs. sos Bellevue owner W. Grant ST.
Josephg Mayhem 10 s-story fr. ven
dwsliings, sSi .,ss; same. $4,000.
T. II. McCiear q Bros, 2-story fr.
dwelling and barn. .. .. Lothrop, bet.
LAYTON snd az hinwood; owner. NJ J. Mo
Waiter 4; Scott, s:.tory fr. dwelling.
W. g. Cavalry bet. Toledo and McNfil-
Ian G Ts;sr Dan n,o Mccarthy SsI, 500
Milwaukee. bet. Moran and Ellery;
owner. Fred Herman. $4,000
Chas A. Beebe. history ven. store
and dweilins. liz Seventeenth; owner,
Geo Watt .-story frame ven. dwell
ing. 4o-4s scovei; owner. same, $500.
ow. f. Ms ssss o. toFy 6 s store and
Herman Yatxek 1-story n. DWELLING.
s. s. Herbert. bet. Military and Ham
mond: owner. same. 81 100.
Same. 1-story fr. dwelling, W. O.
williams. bet. Hancock and Brecken-
ridge; owner same. s1.ioo.
rs saT. s.t f R,o sw sna HoIsc
81 400
f. r. wingeI. History ~. dwelling. W.
g. Hartford. bet. Cobb and Milford;
owner, same III 500.
Marx d SchaibIe. 2-story fr. dwell
ing. e. .. Townsend. bet Kirby and
Chas. Burkhardt, ~ STORY fr dwell
ing. Q. 9. La Sale. bet Warren and Nc
Graw; owner. Chas. Munich. $1,000.
Additions.
Francis Flynn. add. to sos Morrefl
$1,000
p. zezierski. add. to 1868 St. Aubin.
81, 900.
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DAILY DEATH LIST

Maciy Tamparsk. 40 years, % Adele
congestion OF lungs.
Charles Robinson. 50 years, Holly.
Mich, Brights disease.
Adolph r. Busch, ~ years, 1874 Hast
ings; diabetes mellitus.
Michael Boehnlein. 80 years 291 F..
Fort; uremic poisoning.
Pearl /. Bruland. ] month, 1777 Rus
sell: entero colitis.
DiIores c. Shamp. IS years 1877 Chf-
ford; bronchitis.
Kate Hudson, 62 years, Fifteenth and
Fort; anaemia.
Caroline Lamerand, 81 years. Harper
hospital. abscess Of pleura.
william 5. Brichta. 10 months. 4sl
Il. Fort. intestinal hemorrhage
Mary Maurer. IS years. Grace hos
pital. pneumonia.
Edward c. Dorr. 3 years. as Cleve-
land. pneumonia.
John T. Fiske. IS years, 1f2 Adelaide
pulmonary congestion.
sara r. Hall, 80 years, si5 r. Con-
gress. pneumonia.
Casper Schneider. So years. 3i6 Sher-
man; paralysis.
Jennet c. Cameron. IL months, 40
Sixteenth; bronchitis.
Bransiwa Kwasbolski. % years. oil
Riopelle, mslposition.
Arrived J. sherman. 81 years. l2T4
Military: paralysis.
Annie Sulinau, 10 months. SO SPRING
wells, pneumonia.
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DIED

CURTIs-Feb. IL. Maud. age "a years Q
months IL days, beloved daughter Of
the late Noah Curtis. and. OF Alice
Mancouse. and sister OF William.
Bertha, Alice. and half-sister of Jo-
seph. Mary Margaret. Mamie Man
couse. at residence. Si2 Division-sl
Notice Of funeral later. Brantford
papers please copy.
GERMAN-Feb IL. 1909. Christine, be
loved wife OF John a, and mother or
Fannie, CLARA. and Mrs George T.
Granzow. Funeral from residence
I'll Wabash-ave.. 30 a. m. St Leos
church AT a. m. Monday, Feb 10
HALIr--Feb. II. 1905 at her residence
$40 Consress-st east, Sarah r
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Waiter Hall
age 33 years. Funeral services from
house Monday az y. m. Burial pri-
vatc.
HAUSER--Enele burt. died Friday
m. at his residence, 200 Clinton Flu
neral Monday az 2 y. IN.
HUPERT-Feb IL. 1909. Frances -
at the home OF her sister. Mrs. John
Rausch. 233 Binwood- cor Nc
Graw. Funeral from 81. Leo's church
Monday morning ~ 10 o'clock. Burial
at Mt Oiivet. Kindly omit flowers
JANSSEN--Feb. -. AT his home. 1919
Scotten-ave.. Anton aged IS Yeats.
beloved husband OF Mary. Funeral
Monday Member OF Branch 4. c. NJ.
n. A
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RECEPTION TO
| FOLK BY y.M.C.A.
MISSOURI GOVERNORS VISIT
WILL FEATURE FORMAL OPEN.
ING OF NEW BUILDING.

The secretaries OF the Young Mems
hristian association are planning
pr Governor w. +. Folk. OF Missouri
part OF the opening exercises OF
pc new Y. NJ. c. A. building. the re-
option TO be held In the building
tuesday, Feb. %. at the noon hour
Governor Folk will arrive In the city
pat morning TO give a lecture under
pc auspices OF the Tull Bible class
the Simpson Methodist church
sdesday evening.
The young men In charge OF the
kercises connected with the formal
pening OF the building invite the
ublic to attend this reception.
The formal opening of the new build
be 1T Witherell and Elizabeth-sts.
Pill take place Monday. Feb. 22. and
ontinue the entire week. Although
he association has occupied the build
hg since the first OF the year, the var
bus rooms have not been furnished
Until now.
Monday afternoon and evening, Feb.
2, have been set aside for the clergy.
hen Of the city. including in this min.
sters OF all denominations, priests and
abbis and all affiliated church or
Limitations. The Board of Commerce
| nd all mems clubs and fraternal or
Limitations Of the city will be invited
'pr Tuesday afternoon and evening.
nd Wednesday will be civic day, all
ne city officials and all contributors
b the building to be invited.
| The military and naval organiza-
ions will be the guests Thursday, also
III young men employed In the down
'pwn Offices and other places OF busi.
ess. The ladies Of the city Will be
he guests of honor Friday, and SatuI-
ay the employees OF all the factories
| nd shops are expected. The assocta-
len has done considerable work In
he factories OF the city, and the men
mployed In them are naturally inter
sted In the work There are 1850 fac
)ories In Detroit.
The secretaries and committeeman
IL the association will see to 1t that all
1isitors have an opportunity to inspect
he building from the basement to the
|ppmost floor. A souvenir book con-
aiming the history of the association,
handsomely illustrated, is now being
prepared and will be distributed on
he occasion OF the opening.
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IDtt;I,

X EENAU Martin r.. age IS years Fu@
neral Monday a ~. - Mary -
church, Redford. and bN funeral ear
Go MI Elliott cemetery,
OEHLENBACH-fe ~. Henry. be
slowed husband OF Niely Oehienbach.
nee Richter, son of Mr.. and Mrs 10 b.
seph Oehlenbach brother OF Rose
fferheri. Edith and TITLE axe -
years. Funeral from parents resi-
dence. a CharlevoiN. Monday at 30
Rivard and Gratiot
sCHAENING~,tlcb a. Christ Schsen-
ing, age 80 years 10 months - days.
beloved father Of Mrs. Charles KEEL
Schaening, Mrs George Ferguson.
Mrs William Walters. Jr Funeral
from daughters residence, Mrs. Anna
Ferguson 5l7 Elmwood- ave, Monday
at 80, and at Trinity church at y.
m, standard
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WEST SIDE.


CHRIsrIAN sCIENCE-First Church
OF Christ. Scientist Alexandrine- ave.
west near Woodward. Morning,
1890: evening. 1880: subject, Soul
Public reading room. lls Broadway,
open daily except Sunday. from 10 =.
IN. to p. m.
CENTRAL PREsBYTy ERIAN CHURCH
noon. 1880. The Unanswerable
AbEs Visitors sysn UoTaa iy H Eafs to
both services. Marcus scv,I. pastor
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. John II. Boyd. D. D.. pastor. VIII
preach both morning and evening.
Morning subject, The Mission OF a
Great Book" evening subject. Lin
coin. the Man Whom God Used" Pa
triotic music.
FORREST. PRESBYTERIAN. opposite
Union station. Edward Il. Pence. pas
tor-Services at 1890 and 7;3o: morn
Ing subject, 'Inlets and outlets"
evening. "A Good Weakling, or
What?" The public is cordially in
vIted to all services.
JEFEERsoNAvE. PREsBYTERIAN
CHURCH. cor. Rivard. Pastor. Rev.
A. II. Barr-Public worship. with SER
mon, II a. m; and 40 p. m Morn.
evening, Seven Things God Hates"
All are cordially invited.---
UNIvERSALIST CHURCH OF OUR
FATHER, Lee s. McCollester-l0:3 80,
Tribute to Abraham Lincoln" 1880.
lecture by l. NJ Wenley. OF Univer-
sity of Michigan, why Commemorate
Darwin" Public invited.
Maurice Penfield Fixes, d. D.
1920 A. M.-TOMORROw-7 p. NJ.
Woodward Ave. Baptist Church.
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Lanting Man Saar
President Lincoln
Slain in Harrington

LANSING. Mich, Feb. l5.-M. +.
Buck. of Lansing. a member of the
Charles T. Foster post. G. A. r., was
among those who, saw President Lin
coin assassinated In Ford's theater. In
Washington. Mr.. Buck was III In a
hospital. having been wounded while
serving as a soldier. but he had recov-
cred sufficiently to attend the theater
the night of the tragedy. He saw the
shot fired. but says that owing To the
smoke which accompanied the report,
he was unable to recognize the assas-
sin until he made his escape over the
stage.
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BIRTHS

GIRLS
Adoiph Legorski, 1211 Twenty-ffth.
Frank Huset. 229 Twentieth.
Herbert Warren. 700 Commonwealth.
Frank Trepa, 392 Superior.
John Ciesiiski. $50 Williams
John Pistrowski, AIS Warren.
Albert Gawlik, SEQ Dequindre.
John Pawelski, 1883 st. Aubin.
Frank wisniewska, $50 Garfield.
stephen 6trouche, s64 Twenty third.
BOYS.
Ferdinand witcka, 15s Neuton.
Edward Scheffsr, Sal Linden.
John Holgate. $50 Cavalry.
Louis Hllport, 40 Williams.
Francis Haner, 276 Jefferson.
Geo. Bondy, 12s Ingersoll.
Ernest Holiday. SO Greenwood.
Alexander Graham. AIS Lumly.
Frank Wisniewski, e51 Riopeils.
John Witkowski, 92S Orleans
Andrew Felcen, 400 Forest.
Joseph Wieszbinski. 367 Garfield.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Leo Hirsohfieldt, Is. Pigeon: Dora
Rosenberg. 30. Detroit.
George A. Bloomfield. az. Trenton;
Nellie Welsh. IS. Wyandotte.
John Targerx "a Sophie Rokowski,
Adolph witowski. %: Stephenia XII
lar, 10.
Hattie Patrick. 20. same.
Charles J. Moehn. 26: Anna NJ Thies,
g.
George Lavenger. 2s. Wyandotte:
Mary Kazman. 90. Flat Rock.
Harry G. lies, rs, Detroit: Florence
y. Lapp, al. Kalamazoo. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-13

law. and that while appreciate every
EFFORT which the civic authority may
make 70 assist me. ! cannot for mo-
ment consider their efforts of over
much account"
TO Re ConiInued.l
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MICH. CREMATION ASSOCIATION. 3
per cent interest certificate good for
one cremation. +. x kolb. Treas.
and General Manager. 1925 70. Boule-
ward Phone Ridge 666.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INrERURBAN Lines.

Detroit United Intcrurbss Lines.
FLINT LIMITEDs-S:l5 a. m. ana
4.i5 =. III. Locals for Roche ester and
Flint a, m. and every two hours to
Rochester and Romeo. 9 q. M and
every two hours TO 10 y. m: also IL
p. m.
PORT HURON LIMrTEDs-7.ss a
saturdays only. Is45 D. m; SUNDAY:
only. IL y. IN. Locals Tor New Balti-
more. Aigonac Marine City and Port
Huron hourly; I a. m TO 5 ?. M: also
half hourly. $40 a m to p. M and
hourly TO IL p. m. To Mt. Clemens via
shore Line hourly. s2s a. m. 20 s:is
p m. also IL .. m.
TOLEDO LIMiTEps-s:2o o. m.
for 70 y R o KY Sswpoft. Monroe 's ana
Toledo. hourly, $50 a. m TO $40 y. M
also . SO and II D. m. for Monroe
JACKSON LIMIrEDs-IAs a m.
so Sc - a. m and every two hours uesii
. u. tn. for Ann Arbor. a. m and
hourly until IL p m; for Plymouth
and Nerthvilis; 20, 40 a. IN and svery
and IL y. IN Saline cars from Ypst-
lantL
For wysasotte aad Treatsn-s:ss q
IN. and halt-hourly TO s;ss y. M; hourly
f:os. with f-hourIy service through.
out.
tor Royal Oak. Birminshan s.A
poptiac-6S0 a IN. then half-hourly
until ! y. m. then hourly until IL p -.
First car one-half hour Inter on Bun.
day.
M S ana hourly sa; ais i, . M tss
Orchard Lake ana Pontiac T. Z. ;. u :
m; 4. .. 3, 4. 8. I, B, lem
Last cars await closing Of thsasssA
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lists.


BUSIEST DENTISTS IN DETROIT
There - "A reason for IT,
IL II not Whaf YOU pay.
~ II what you getNfor what YOU pay
our 22k gold double thick crown and
bridge Wo-k best made
our PIT suction plates fit and please.
our Painless Extracting Is painless.
All work guaranteed 20 years.
We make over insisting plates. put
ting IN the II suction. 81.
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Personal.
ron EMBELLISHMENTS PROPERTY.

RESIDENCE
MAYBURY,
Near Linden rooms. gas, bath ana
cellar; must he sold to close an es-
tate. Make us an offer
TWENTY-FOURTH,
Near Warren, rooms, gas, bath and
cellar b5-foot lot. good barn. s@'Zoo'
$500 down.
BAKER,
Near Campbell : rooms, and bath All
modern, with furnace. $4,000.
NINETEENTH,
Near Lafayette 10 rooms. large barn
lot 34Nl27. $1,000.
TWENTY-FIRST.
Near Porter. rooms, lot 36Xl6o; front
ing on two streets. cement walk
$1,000.
COMMONW EALTH,
Near Marquette. good 6-room cottage'
gas and cellar sl.i60. Must be sold'
owner leaving country.
FOURTH.
Near Pitcher. Groom brick. fun hase
ment. furnace, mantels, oak nnish.
VIII sell on easy terms; $4,000.
SCOTTEN,
Near scovel, s-room brick, lot 4ox12o;
$4,000, $500 down.
Lambrecht, Kelly & Co.,
Both phones Sib. 80 oriswoi''
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sAlE-FtaMS IT
90 ACRES fair
a. dlngs N Dri
100 Airs Baltimore 10 OF timber $4,000
and
EYSTER & BRIGGS,
O.
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The.
People SPACES

Advertising rates under any
classification In these columns.
one cent pei word each insertion.
cash in advance. No advertise
ment inserted for less than is
cents.
Persons whose names appear I'm
the telephone directories. may have
advertisements charged at above
ratet. Call
BELL-MAIN I4oS.
HOME-CITY 1886.
For the convenience of patrons
arrangements have been made with
We. isements at the same rate as
charged at the home ofhce:
EAST SIDE.
French Coal CO., <3z East
Canheld-ave.
HI. Elliott Pharmacy. Mt. Elliott and
Gratiot-avee.
r. brown, 1859 Jefferson ave
.. Mcpherson, 2400 0ratiot-ave-, oppo.
site car barns.
WEST SIDE.
G. G. Eansor, s95 Grand River-avs.
Turner stanton. 1e6 Myrtle-st
=. =. Dri.con, ~! MchiSan-ave
w. w. Bush, 5s< Miohisan ave.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-13

MASS CONVENTION Of the Socialist
party of Detroit. will be held at hall.
Ga Grand River-ave.. Thursday. Feb
is. 1909, s p. M, for the purpose of
placing In nomination candidates for
Police Justice and School Inspectors
in the and, eth, 10th, 18th, 18th. 18th.
18th, 18th, 18th 18th and 18th wards
to be voted upon at the spring cleo
tion, Monday. April s, 1909. BY or
der OF City Committee. Frank w
Knott, chairman: Henry Hummer
field, secretary. .
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Dentists.

We repair broken plates. 80 csrts-
New Prices:
Gold pls las, PIT Suction =. .......ttI-e0s
Aluminium Plates, PIT. Suction 49,. 10y
Zelanipe Plates. Pt. Suction. 49,. lz-0v
English Whslebcne Pc suction ~.
Maroon Rubber PIT Suction. $3.50 900.
Red Rubber Pt. suction. ..s.... 800
BEST DENTISTS CO. iNc.. 81 GRAND
RIVER AVE.
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MEETING NOTICES.

MASS CONVENTION OF the Socialist
party OF Wayne county will be held
at hall, 81 Grand River ave, Thurs
day, Feb. is, 1909, at p. m, for the
purpose Of placing in nomination
candidates for circuit judge, county
auditor. County treasurer and school
commissioner to be voted upon at
the spring election, Monday, April 8,
1909 BY order of county committee.
Frank W. Knott. chairman; Henry
kummerfeld. secretary.
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WILL. INVEST three thousand dollars
cash IN Detroit real estate. must be
bargain Write. e. q Rosw elf. Mt.
Clemens, Mich.
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Job pr,nunx done right. Time. Print.
ting Co., Is John R.-st Phone ttea
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AUTOMOBILES

W ANTED-Inform regarding any
size automobile In good order which
can DO bought direct of owner. Give
price and brief description. T. VI.
Clark, box 956D Buffalo. ~ Y.
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FAIRVIEW AVE

4 Al XIV ! lrN Nv 10
highland Park. new S-room frame. bath
gas furnace. hardwood doofs and
finish fun basement attic, modern;
to- 45N1ff north side hargain at
So coo
NI.EN. WATSON.
s0s HAMMOND BLDG
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-04-07

punity continue to preach against the
dispensary and SO out OF every lOO men
will claloa that be favors prohibition,
but he would like to feel sure that 1t
will prohibit if it is voted for.
Anyhow. there are more men arguing
against the dispensary open and above
board than there are working tor 1t 10
Sumter. But how will they vote: And
will not great many men refrain from
voting for the dispelsary, even II they
are ia favor OF it? And just because
they really do not think that It would
be exactly right to vote against prohl'
bition simply because it is morally rlght
in principle, although it is impractical
10 enforcement.
Another question which appeals
strongly to 4 great many voters whc
really do not believe that prohibition
laws will amount to much IS IF man
will do what he believes is right, even
if some other men do not do right, VIII
no. the man who votes for what is right
be doing the right thing whether pro
hibition prohibits or not::"
The above information IS not wna'
the writer individually thinks, bat what
he has heard from time to time and iron,
different people in Sumter on both sldeS
of the dispensary question. Judge foi
yourself as to whether Sumter county
will vote out the dispensary.-E. l. Il.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-04-07
Notice of Sale.

Notice is hereby given that we will
sell at public auction on the Court
House Square in the town of Man
ming at ten o'clock A. NJ. on Thurs
day, the Sth day of April, 1909, the
following described personal prop
erty:
One bay horse eight years old
named GEORGE seized in the pos
session of John Pugh to satisfy chat
tel mortgage given by 6. B. Minis in
favor of D. u. Bradhaln, dated Feb
ruary 24th, 1908, and assigned by the
said D. II. Bradham to US; one blaze
face bay horse eight years old seized
in the possession of Joseph Cutter to
satisfy chattel mortgage executed by
6. B. Minis in favor of D. M. Brad
liam. dated March 2nd, 1908, aud by
the said D. NJ Bradhan assigned to
US; one dark iron grey horse mule
five years old seized in the possession
of H. M Minis to satisfy chattel
mortgage executed by G. B. Minis in
favor of D. NJ. Bradham, dated
March 2nd, 1908. and by the said D..
NJ. Bradham assigned to US; one grey
horse mule six years old seized in
the possession of w. r. P. Sprott to
satisfy chattel mortgage executed by
G.. B. Minis in favor OF D. NJ. Brad
ham, dated February p, 1908, and
by the said D. M. Bradham assigned
to US; one grey horse mule six years
old seized in the possession OF J. W..
Minis and J. E. Ternar to satisfy
chattel mortgage eXt' I'd by &. b.
Minis in favor o. b. Bradham,
dated February 24tb, 1908, and by
the said d. N. Bradhum assigned to
us; one top Durham buggy seized in
the possession of W. D. Alsbrook to
satisfy chattel mortgage executed by
6. B. Mius in favor os D. NJ. Brad
ham, dated August 18th, 1908, and
by the said D. n. Bradham assigned
to US.
The proceeds of sale to be applied
to the expenses of seizure and sale,
/ the respective debts secured by the
said chattel mortgages, and any and
all other Indebtedness due to US in
excess of the said chattel mortgages
or otherwise.
D. NJ. BRADHAM s. SON.
Manning, S. c., March %, 1908.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-04-07
The Town Councils eica vuuishaess.

Ii person wants tc know the orcl-
uances OF this town, cearch must be
made OF the various parecs lacked up
on some OF the posts OF The streets.
! Council seems 10 have adopted that
plan to advertise, to give public
| notice Of the laws il enacts, instead OF
the usual plan Of publishing in a news
paper, which isa taxpayer, OF the town.
! We believe in economy, bug there IS
such thing rs economizing ,ha wrong
way. The useless expenditure ct the
peoples money is a waste. but "hen i
little money is Spert TO keep tie tax
PAYERS informed OF the laws OF the
town. aud what council is doing with
the peoples money: we think ita pro-
per item OF expense.
Il will be remembered, thi; newspa-
per made al adverse comment on the
action of council several months ago,
relating to the former carnival COM
pauy that was here. council took UNI
bruue at our comments. and resented 1t
bv adopting resolutions denOuncln9 IHE
TINES and its editor. but IN doing this
they only emphasized The truth Of our
criticism since then. however, council
| =
so far as patronlZing the Only newspa-
per published within its borders. whose
editor is helping &c pay the salary OF
the mayor. police, clerk and treasurer,
| etc.
We know of no law which compels
council 10 make known it's ordinances
! by publication in a newspaper. except
the law of custom, which is respected
in every other oHn where L newspa-
per is published. whether that paper
criticzes conduct of council Or not. y
town council TOO niggardly to advertise
its ordinances, is surely not setting the
Iproper pace for progress. There Is not
a town the size of Manning in the State
whose council sets such an example.
The ouly way newspaper can live, IS
to have advertising patronage, take it
away, and away must so the paper.
and town without a newspaper IS IN
the judgment Of many: badly hamper
ed
The little bit OF patronage. Man
ning'S little council can give, OF course
will not support 4 newspaper. but 1t Is
one Of the helps, and it Is as much tor
the general welfare for the council to
contribute to L newspapers support,
and more so, than for the business
houses The patronage of the business
houses is their own private concern:
the merchant who does not advertise
has plenty OF time to brush cobwebs.
and moths from his goods, but every
citizen contributes to the town treas
ury. and they are not expected tc nose
the posts on the streets 10 learn what
council is doing. and what it proposes
for the citizens to DO. All ordinances
should be published, il there is no law,
there may be.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-04-07

Mr.. T. G. Fritts, Oneonta, \. Y,
writes: My little girl was greatly ben
Gifted by taking Foley:s Orino Laxative
and I think it is the best remedy fol
constipation and liver trouble" Foley's
Orino Laxative is best for women and
children. as it is mild, pleasant and ef.
feccive, and is q splendid spring medi
cine. as it cleanses the system and clear:
the complexion. w E. Brown & Co.
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Seeks Contributions.

l have been requested by Mrs. Man
ming, OF the United Daughters OF the
Confederacv. Dick Anderson Chapter,
of Sumter, S. c.. TO collect money to
assist in furnishing the Infrmary for
Confederate Veterans in Columbia.
Feeling that everyone in the county
feels an interest in the Infirmary for
our poor OLD soldiers. and would gladly
subscribe to it however small their
gifts might be. He gives twice VINO
gives quickly" l would appreciate it
if the contributors would be sent me
on or before Wednesday, April l4th,
as I wish TO send it of on that Gay.
ANNIE r. LORYEA.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-04-07

Astray.-One Bay Mare Mule about .
years old, in good condition and gentle,
taken up by and now in the possession
of Nero Miller, owner please call and
paw expenses and secure his property.
Nero Miller, Sunmerton, S. c.
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Lost-On last Sunday night from my
stables near Pinewood, one bay mare
mule. about years old with light nose,
weight about 1000 pounds: The finder
will communicate with D. E. Jenkinson.
Pinewood, S. c., F. i. D. No. l.