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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-04-23
Breeders and Stockmen
Attention

Our three we'll bred Stations
will make the season at the
York place four miles north.
east OF Brooksvill, consisting OF
Wild Wood Morgan No. $3.50,
and two black Percheron Stall 4
lions. All good individual foal/
getters. Weight respectively
1140, 1765 and 1910. Terms Is
$12.5 so for live colt. Care will
be taken to prevent any acct
dent but will not be RESPONSE
bic should any occur.
+ r MAN BROS
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1915-04-23
NOTICE

FOR sALE-Bay horse. 5 years old. harness
and blackboard. u. M LUZ.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18
~, uurt bv Auto; Driver Held

r,s,,sr I, Kirk, 2S years old, of 1000
.,,.,h Modary avenue. Germantown, was
s',s IN SlOO bail this morning by Magis-
~ wv. psnnock. of the Germantown police
sss,,on. for running into Charles Howe.
ssssrs old, of SOB High street, last night
IA an automobile The boy was play
NJ with a number of children at liaines
IA Magnolia streets when he was
stfuck by Kinks machine. His collar
home and right leg were fractured. Kirk
,urrendered himself to the police last
.lehf
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18
5 ENFORCE NEUTRALITY
/, co,ter onondaga will Keep a

Cutter Onondaga Will Keep a
y CLOSE Watch ON This Port.
=. United states neutrality laws will
lns ,orced at this port by the coast
= cutter onondasa. The vessel
a ''.,vsd today at the Delaware Break
''l,s' where she will remain while her
49, carefully watch for any violation
oa,s M law recently enacted by Congress
y .e.rence to the neutrality Of this
Y ,ry Any attempt Of interncd Ger
- y. and Austrian steamships to leave
n'' III, be stopped by the cutter, which
pon. ,,,rned with six-inch guns.
s,ve 4, ,essseis entering or leaving port are
Au..,cd Au TO answer promptly any sig
~ S,snlayed by the cutter to avoid
s,s s,,osble the cutter viii be assisted by
ifouSs, laval vessels at the navy yard. Sew
w n', sneedy torpedoboat dcstroycrs arc
~ luu there, the men on board anxious for
nn,ssbodv TO do something so they can
sen a Srto action. They ycarn for chase
- ihe Delaware River
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18
policsman Hickey Seriously Ill

Policeman Daniel Hickey, of the Ger
rantown station, Is in serious condition
n his home due to blood poisoning which
Ssveloped from a slight cut. lie was
ebopplng wood at his home when the
Made OF an AK struck him in the chin.
M had the injury attended to at the Ger
mantown Hospital. Yesterday his face
began to swell He Is being attended by
Police Surgeon Owens.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18
SITUATIONS wANrEp--MA1p

GARDENER, head working Swedish, with
Snall family; thoroushlv cXnericnced IN All
stock s. 1,ofercn. North Wales. IA.
GARDENER. head working foreman: thor
ouEhly competent In all branches; caro- green
A 400, Ledger ofncc.
GARDENER or coachman wishes position
guy or country; excellent references. A iOf
ledger Othce.
understands stock and outside flower growing
sober o yrs, refs. Protest. 2i5 Lcd on
GARDENER-Good vegetable gardener, exp
children ihqnIrrS sunday '&ii n 'PrGiiip'" "O
GARDENER, years' exp; single, under
stands ali stock 23l, Ledger Office.
4SlTS8 far man school e wSsaGr "a . dSglo aGq 5 5aH s
JAPANESE COUPLE. wife American, wish
cSsrgs Son' &C. GSok 7snd butler or take entire
MASHiNISr, 5,, q years old, wishes steady work.
any Kind. Rice, 1913 Hopes st.
NAN AMI, WIFE. settled couple housoman
and splendid cook; can run Ford car or out.
TferSTGaE f %UgE Gy 81 epH93y 9, M washing good
butler best references. 17Jj Addison st. ''''
MtDDLE-AIED MAN Wishes position in coun-
highest % efcrsnees rel sS'" S"a as Lo3scP oSo
PANAMA. .PActFlC EN -F.rst-class
sales, sales agent With II years experience IN
i've OF European manufacturers. speaking
iI61 HI69neh and German perfecily desires posI, g,a
b. fair at San Franclsco, cal J i5s. Led. Cent.
sALEsMAN-Live wire 10 represent reputable
mahniacturins or commorcial concern: \
years experience; best references to In
tegrIty and ability; salary or commission.
~ 8ll, Ledgcr Central
STBNOGRAp PIER, competent, reliable, speedy
on notes and TRANSCRIPTS. llB Ledger Cent.
SrENoGRApHER,. aged 2Oi 1 years exp.
refs. "a Ledger Branch. 10Th and Dauphin.
srBN0GRAPIIriR and office man. %; years
experiences S12. II als. Ledger Central
STRUCTURAL DRAtGHTSMAN, %, desires
noHition IN sales force Of steel company y
years drawing room aud field experience;
willing to start as Junior siesmnn II 652,
Ledger Central.
VALET or attendant reader requires stuation;
hrst-clnss references. 2ll, Ledger central.
W.AANTEn-,AdycrtlsIn Falie,ing or dstriPH,, It,,
auto II. II, lohe, bloomsbury, Pa.
YOUNG MAN. 20. desires a position as assist
ant bookkecrer or clerk: has had three yenrh,
shorthand, host references and bond if neCes-
sary, 100. LclgCr Otnre,
YOUNG MAN. Quo ycnr In this country from
Ireland. desires position as assistant gar
denCr In country: good experience with horses
and cattle; reference. 223O Wharton st
YOUNG MAN, 20 years old graduate o( busi-
moss college, two years clerk IN hank ,hN-
Central.
YOUNG man. thorough knowledge auto hual-
ness selling and office dttnl, desires con-
with reliable agency 2tG L"dgor central,
YOUNG MAN. married. asks for chance 10
prove his. worth: cxperlcnccd clerk; insd"
selling. 2l5, Ledger Central
YOUNG MAN. high school graduate, business
training. desires clerical position; references.
Ynl'NG MAN. - Years insuracc exp
dcstcs position. II "i7, Ledger central
YOUNG MAN. IL good appearance, export
enccd clerk, desires position. II $50, lcd Cen,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18

EbElNS PARE-rrivutc family can accom-.
/ or honrders; ~ minutes to station; own
vegetables; terms reason. VI Cos. Led. Cent
GERMANTOWN. 235 w. Rlttcnhousc st. be-
tween Wayne and Greene Desirable rooms
with board homclikc Phone Cin 1873 y.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

The I.edger's Household Registry Bureau can
nut YOU I'm immediate touch with experienced
gardeners, buffers hOusemen, Wallets, cooks
This is a free service to Ledger Advertisers.
Call write or telephone Miss Reed, Walnut or
Main 5000. Suite 23O-238 Ledger Bldg 9th
and Chestnut SITS. -
ACCOUNTANTS years bookkeeping expert.
cnce, second-year student Evening school
Fin. & Com. " OF IA 4Us' Ledser oIllye:
BOOKKEEPER AND oEEICE MANAGE6 ~
WITH SELLING EXPERIENCE DESIRES
POSITION; EXCELLENT REFERENCES
] 144, LEDGER CENTRAL.
BOOKKEEPER-Ex Experienced. modern meth
ods; quick accurate; ref, II 7ii, Led Cent
BOOKKEEPER-M Managing ability: thorough
varied exp, clean char, Manager Illn A.lOlh
BTTTIER- experienced, desires situations high
est references. II 424, Ledger OHlce,
CARPENTER. experienced mechanic day or
contract work; reas Williams, ~ wood
CHAUFFEUR, well-tralned mechanic, years
experience American, European cars hon
est, dependable, total abstainer, good. clean
record: 5ia years with last employer
i42. Ledger Central, -
CHAUFFEUR, single; 10 years in last place.
careful driver; willingi ohltglng left because
lady gave up her car. II si3, Ledger central.
CHAUFFEUR. mechanic; 2s yrs II yrs exp;
strict abstalner; practical efficient; Rhode
Island, ~ j., Penna. licenses; excel. rets'i
mod wages 20 perm employer, ] ~, Leo, Cen
CHAUFFEUR, white, reliable man, wishes
position: sober, honesti careful driFeI ana
good mechanic; private EeIs, tyl, leu, Oll;
CHAUFFEUR. gardener years eNperienee;
single; mechanic: willing 70 90 anywhere.
. 24T. LEDGER Central.
CHAUFFEUR eight years eSperieR1Ssss; SINGLE
div or suburbs. p GA. ledger oihee.
CHAUFFEUR married wishes position; care
ful driver: 8 yrs exp, l. ll8, Ledger Olhee,
AUFFEUR-Thoroughl eapeElencsdi can
RIM or repair any make car. u I0l. Led, on.
CIAJFFEUR or coachman Wishes position.
cIty or country; best refs. ~. LED. oII.
cIIAUFFEUR- and, careful driver can
repair car; good refs. l. I18 Ledger oihee.
CoAcIMAN. Solored. wishes position; can
drive car; good houseman. la EaMln 81:
FS,T oRFD NAN AND WIFE, from SOUTH
want places city or country wire, expert
enced cook on meats breads; SCUBA ana
rakqs or ANYTHING: man, butler ana ALL
around man; knows all latest about waiting
neither drinks or smokes pest Eeltrcncel
from Phiiadelphia. "A 33l. Ledker 0thee-
COLOREp NAN wishes place as cook; refer
enec. iiiI fliksater 81.
,s-177 07IlIsT7 ore-s1aan. young inJustrloua man
d5sifas % learn the tade; SNAIL salary
3 "a tsiGa4 castf-A
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18
BOARD WANTED

YOt'NG MNN wants room aud board. private
family preferred: vicinity 2lst ana l.ehgh
VI $50, Ledger Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18

trsnl iamily, for garden, eoachman care ~
Flh cvs, ~. WIZ provide small tenant house.
b ainfer. .Nstiush. steady position; farm work
N 1sst.s s salary expected. u. PAS Led. Cent
tNcED custom SHIFT salesman; state
--st employed. 423. ledger Office
l6. nagon ANA auto body builder. ex-
~ paeie pp-,o,date ~ an branches
t. f4f ,tcui4ra ~ 90 c1Derltnsr slafInr
lemiiiat Nlth. aiso reference
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18
HELP WANTEp-MALE


.ld see65riiR' familiar with handling books
stsgger Central us's oi"0c' -'o'
sais SSnnoat 10 years old, In office OF whole
ins ,afuse, sSfuse, Apply In own handwriting gly-
e,pp'e pe.slehee. J 2i3, Ledger Central
AN AHHE PAINTERS WANTED WHO GAN
flIs1,ss7o 49, 10 STRIPPING. 900 N. 2BTH Sr
hullery' EUhS, coachmen, cooks, gardeners,
posifioss, Nalets and housemen who are seeking
ihronshS can reach the well-to-do employers
dress ledger want ads, Your name ad-
lAe uo,ui uau Aperlence VIII be listed free by
Aulldne uf9SRRoId Registry Bureau, Ledger
cooS SS, =. Ith oth ana Chestnut SIS.
ina - p}sltiqns are being listed every day
en- Ii,,f ,iee 70 limited to ledger advertisers.
1al6maSbEIiUd SbEIiUR.Aan to drive ana care for
"a ~, a Iew miles from PhiiadeiphIa: state
lol0,sf pelltnce, whether married. AZ white or
lsteEehces. Address + 4IO led on
"A eonnnnSsiiLL SERVICE COMMISSION.
he fivH 'SSlNe examination WILL he held by
PINE t,ttAt, service Commission of thp cify N
dav Ra.littA' IN Room bTB City Hall Mon
boaltion ~ ~ lblo, at $3.50 a. m, for tho
falarv 81 sewer Inspector. any department.
oi IN H. ~ day; applicants must be Citizens
nust geaelphia. at least 20 years OF age ana
nave mad some actual exDarience An
catinnss ssetlon or inspection OF seWers: apDii-
M ~ may be had by calling In person al
fsaeb a OF the commission, Room sI5 be-
tfdays' wbdin1' m ana y. m. daily. except SAT-
nissioTnp Tnp9,iSations must be filed with the com
Mi5 not later than 4 D. m, March 20,
FRANK NJ RITTER. President
fEIER BOLGER. Secretary,
LEWIS II. VAN pUSBN.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18
SITUATIONS wANrEp-FrMAr,E

boAattt you you Interested In helping the unemployed
oGgNkCcper, stcnograp pher and clerk '''0' ~
81 20, we ask your cooperation with oIr FREQ
coiInlcrcRl Service Department al oipcr
CoCitIIa,, Who're are listed competent, cNpSrI.
V'ptba nusiRgss women seeking positions
b,,.n ,,o'r ~ MIsH Dean Walnut 5000. IL YOU
10 Ledger Advertisers. ''1o 10 l''o
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18
Table BOARD


CHESTNUT. 4OiS-Good table: nice ncighbo
hood conv to Cltv. Preston GA2t ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

FRENCH GIRLS JUST OVER, AS NURSES
Ult NURSERY GONERNESSES; CAN GIVE
MUSIC LESSONS. MADAME JAIN, 1905
CHRISTIAN.
CARLISLE BUREAU
Has tirst-Class cooks Chambmis Mattresses,
rarlor maids, nurses, butrs h1usCmn, etc,
all ref guar 400 s 2lst ST., Locust HSS.
COOKS. chamber is. kitchcnmaIds, houscmrn,
ntc Rlrd'a Emp bureau. 10 s. 18th al. Pm.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18
APARTMENTS

SPRING GARDEN, l0IO-Fxrcllent apts In 3
different houses; some furn.: ktchcncttes
LIONS HEAD Locust, 1213-i5. Furnished
apts.: single or suite
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18
OF Course

One 1s-Whcre have you been?
Mother '1S-To the cemetery.
ANY one dead?"
"surc; every one OF them" - Punch
Bowl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18
THIs WAN WAY NOT BE so cRAzY. At TINT

What dye mean, going to buy a
'BumpleX' car? Why, one of those
things will shake to pieces in week
You want 'Joltmobilc.'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18

smith told you to get Jolt? He's
crazy. Those things weren't built 20
run II you want your moneys worth,
get a 'Wheezy'"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18
AUTO LIVERY AND GARAGES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

.TNIOI 'SINES and touring cars to hire, 81 p,
hour SnNdnr y NInck. Snrnre llll
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18
AUTOMOBILES

WE STORE your automobile Hud loan money
on Il at low rates. Acme Loan Company, @NJi
ECnSington ave. Phone Ecnaugton 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18
ROOMS FOR RENT

BUCKINGHAM PL.. 227 H4tn and Walnut
EAee2tlonal Nacs. In priv. tem Bar 1881 w.
CAMAC, A., 2lo7-Frlvate family desires to
rent turn roors sirEle or On suite, phone
CHESTNUT ST. 4Oi6--Lnrgc 3d-story front
room, furn, or unfurn,; first class IN every
respect. elec. included; phone; reference req.
CHESTNUT 4i3o-Excer 2d.story front. suit
able for comnlo or bachelor ant; BIRD. opt. PHI
DAUPHIN ST. w. 18iq-a rms. furn. and
hathi hot-wator heat; cleo, Lights; conNs.
LOGAN So. w. 2ts-2 largo communicating
rooms well furnished; single or en- suite.
ONTARIO, w, 2o3i-Furnshcd or urfurnlshed
rooms reasonable; near Tioga station
SPRUCE, 1908 - Very attractive single and
douhle iur vacs.i all cows wal ilJ3 w,
Spruce, 2o22-pcsirabie suite. with private
bath open nre phone; owner -
rooms. furnlehed. 81 and 81 weekly; phone
i5TH,. NJ. iso5-Cneerth 2d-noor front, room
comfortably furnished windows; phone.
18TH, s., 3ii-Cozy furnished front room. next
TO bath Rso professional tflce
1CfH, s.. 12G- Large wcll-turn. room, with
bah: rrivatc entrance, Locust 30l0
i7TlT, ~ 3l3J Furnished room In private
hmiy; gentleman. Photo at LedEer central.
4lSr. s., gO2-Prlvate family has nicely furn.
room; hoard opt. Photo at Ledger Central.
BEAUTIFULLY iurn. library bedroom glsq, I
sinNll room; eNcIus. gee. w. PhilR. ftNS 2Ehll''
GENT .EMAN who viii appreciate wel-'ur.
prl fam; dining room lust opposite, neigh
borhood iith and Walnut Ph paring 207.
h2d ana Samoan Furnished
- rooms: men ONLY meals;
WEST BRANCH shower baths. near /: all tho
Y. VI. O.. A. comforts Of home Phone Rel
mont 4ael Key West 3s6.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18
West Philadelphia

West Philadelphia
chiffon APARTMENTS
39lS Barring at.
Two hrst-ilOor rooms, with private hath; suit o.
able dentist doctor o. Hp1rtmcutR Mrs.
Belle Claim. mgr. Urll uhouc Preston 'GGI.
and bath. See Janitor
SUBLEr-fIskpg. apt. rurn or unruru ~ nr
5r bath, porch. heat, hot water. Bar, "O6SW
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18

Buy a 'Knocker,' If you want TO.
OF course, il may not bust the hrst
month you have il, Personally Ia
rather play 1t safe and get a Flip
Flop
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18

oihsL, es.,.e experienced. for housework; German or
swedish preferred: small family: no washing
VI ironing; 81. Phone Ardmore lOiI W
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18
signed, Yours sincerely.

E1iRs,,,S.! 1iEs,ya! JANET II. ROSS,
PARcEh9L RGcpEh9LIc LEDGER EVERY S;utNSbAE,
pIsTRibuTT28aRr uTT28ar RAGE' DTilPggF AqYeP BOY
ssS ssnoiE VA. RECEIVER CUSHION, 30 Park
s5ies,sag nlag. Phone Walnut 1910
10 wasb,, White glri for general housework;
Vpir,s ~ Hs OF ironing. Apply 3527 y. 18th 81.
isisrsIncSs SIHL for housework, three in family;
dslphis.s' 4OOj Baltimore ave, West Phlla-
easbIn y GiRt. for housework and cooking; no
e.--s.ei reIefence. ll20 Mount Nnrnnn 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

I BROAD STREET and Wagner avcnUc i5lOO
N0rtm- Five rooms aud hath, every room
fronting on broad ST.. convenient 10 train
ami trolley; $40 per month. VI. VI Smith,
Broad IT. opposite Logan station.
COLVMRTN AVE. 02S-a-room apt. COM
peic for Housekeeping, unfurnished: phone.
DlAMo&D. 'Il2-3 rms. bath kitchen, hot
water neat; ref I'd floor, S25 4 rms. hath,
Kitchen all cor. rms, $50, Diamond 1918 W,
DIAMOND ST. ioO6-tIOU SEX EFnPlNG APT.
ROOMS AND BATH. $50. DIAMOND sis.
SPRING GARDEN. 17O3- Front suite, private
bath: furn,: hot-watcr heat; reas.: other vUCs.
WRITE call or phone Walnut OSO for March
apartment Vacancy Bulletin" Free Apart
ment Bureau, 18Th and Spruce SITS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18

4l,SW hnSi,,o me to thank you for having secured
ycs Sp'He y, weeks ago filed an application with
Was reWeISieG ieG Central, and on Wednesday
Assin ana thanking you and Ledger Central,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18

Reports continue to come through regarding
German guns OF larger callbre and greater
range than any which have yet been used
against us."-Daily Paper
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18

HtSSLaEsGkoWN tSas GIRL to take caro- OF small
sallo Apply 0l5 n, 7th ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18

ms, nc Ledgcrs Household Registry Bureau can
~ YOU IN immediate touch with CXncrieure,l
,.uuseWoIh girls cooks. chumbermaiis whit.
i.51os' iiv5Ios' lnundresscs, days work, seamstrtsscs
tinNits mares, goNernCss"s ,hidnurseS house
hy,l,,rs. noth working and managing COUPLES
CAL, write or telephone Miss Reed Walnut
and Chestnut sts ''1'Se' "'us" vi"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18

aud sec6,ii,Itlt' familiar with handling books
LsdgeF CSBirsot IN builders office. ] 256.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-18
Suburban

TWO HOUSEKEEPING apartments, rooms
and bath. furn. or uufurn, One apartment,
fmrn., rooms and bath. Address The Allen.
no lIarynrd ave-. SMarthmOre. Pa.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-05-12
Trustees Meeting, Take Notice.

A convention of the school trustees
for Clarendon county is hereby called
to meet at the court house in Manning
on Tuesday, May 18th, at eleven
O'Clock for the purpose of discussing
questions of vital importance to the
schools of this county.
Among the questions to be consid-
cred is the compulsory School Attend
ance Law, which ! trust each and
every trustee has preserved copy.
See county papers for the last issue
in April for The publication of the law
as required by the Act
Besides this, there are number OF
other questions that need our consid-
Grafton. I desire 10 say to the trustees,
that they cannot afford, as officials, 10
be lacking in public spirit. Therefore
7 trust each one can so shape his busi-
ness that he can attend and give one
day Of his time for the welfare of the
schools OF his county.
These conferences will Go you good,
and ali the rest good. None OF Us ever
koow tco much about the various
duties expected OF US rs public servants
and these meetings are cit.c.lAtcu, i,ui
only to post ourselves on matters OF
vital Importance, but we need the
stimulating effects Of public discussions.
We should have morerof these confer
ences than we 90 So that we can fully
measure up TO our responsibilities.
Please arrange your business SO that
YOU can give over o1s Gay 10 sach
matters as shall be- presented for The.
general good, AID the god of your dis
trict. Respectfully,
K. J. BROWNE,
County Supt. OF Education.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-05-12
Col. Bra;lsford Again.
Mr.. Edito

Mr. EDITOR:
saw in TIE Times nf this morning
that A J. Richbourg has an etfusion
purporting TO be record OF his pension
board. Records are material truths
kept for reference, but my comrade
slips up badly whea he attempts to
Justify the paving Of pensions to WV.
Brailsford ard J. J. Ross on the ground
that they belong to the reserved Con-
federate army, for positively there was
no such organization as q reserved Con
rederate army at all Their command
was the Stale troops distinct ana sep
crate command; Only amenabie to the
orders of the Governor and could not
be carried out Of the limits OF the
State without his sanction.
Governor Brown Of Georgia. was re-
ouested bv General Joe Johnson 10 al
low that splendid body OF State troops
mum bering over fifty thousand to CO.
operate with his army and this enabled
him TO hurl Sheruans hordes back up.
on Tennessee. Brown refused and
Georgia was ravaged. A small onion
would contain the tears l shed for her,
60 Gov. ordered their State troops to
meet Sherman at their border.
This being so how could the pension
board with any knowledge of their
duties regard them as being entitled
to a copper of money placed in their
hands TO pay over TO genuine Conseder-
atee soldier. But they did pay these
two causing loss of $500 Confeder-
ate peusion money. If they regarded
these TWO as being entitled 10 it then
why not all OF the State troops. There
are hundred more OF them in this
county, and the board ought TO feel
that they are bound to pay them too.
and 90 down in their jeans and get the
money. Now D. J. Bradham in his re-
ply asserts that these same two were
in The Confederate army but came in
late. And here is the chairman and
one Of the peosion board Of this county
raying off State troops withou; reQuir-
ing them to sign the form OF appllca-
Jion that the confederate signs, for il
they did, they would have seen readily
that they had never bsen Confederate
soldier, Bradham says there is no
Turbevi!le on the pension list when his
name was next TO Bradhans in that
favored class a, and read by every
subscriber to The Times. Richbonrg
says he cannot reply for Turbeville, as
he understands he has not We. applied.
Now did you ever see such d ootch as
these two make Of their pension beard
daty. Turbeville applied and was
passed and published as pensioner bus
the truth is he has not called for his
money, haviog some compeuction Of
conscience. The guilty ones ought TO
feel that way and return the money.
DIV. BRAILSFORD.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-05-12
Home Branch

The farmers around here was glad
to gnt the rain last week TO bring up
their cotton.
Quite number from this section at.
tended the ChilGren's Day exercises at
Paxville Sunday night, aad enjoyed,
al except coming home IN the rain:
Mr.. Mac. Gibson, from the Big
Branch section, spirit part of last
week with his sister, Mrs ?. j. Cor
Mr.. Peter Corbett, who has been
quite III. is now able TO be up.
Mr.. and Mrs, a. S. Corbat5 attended
the revival in Sumter lasv Thursday.
Mr.. E. Stone, sister OF Mrs. Rollins
Gibson and little Eidred, spent last
week at Lanes, wishing relatives.
Misses, Ruth and Wright FricrSon
made pop cali at Paxviile Wednes-
day afternoon, and reports q good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Coroett spent
part of last week near Sumter, visiting
the la:ters' Mrs. Veile Stafford.
Miss JAMIE Pack spent last week
near Sumter, visiting her br9shrI, Mr..
J. Pack:
Mr.. Neal Hodge and Mr.. W. K.
Hill, two prominent young men OF this
community: speuc Saturday in Sum-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. J. Abrams, of Sum-
merton, spent Sunday at the homo OF
Mr.. A. S. Cocbett.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. B. Jayroe, OF Pax
vile, speo5' Sunday at the home OF Mr..
John Frierson
The Home Branch school will soon
close. ROSE BUD.