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Tombstone epitaph., 1919-06-22
GAY BIRTHDAY PARTY.

CAV BIRTHDAY PARTY.
 Master Marcel saunders. young son of Mir. and Mrs. R. V. Saunders. or Tombstone. yesterday evening enter tained thirty-five of his young play mates at party given by his mother. on the occasion of his fifth birthday. The little tots played games out on the lawn until dark. when ice cream. cakes and candy were served to them Master Marce, was rendered numerous birthday gifts and remembrances. and it was 9 o'clock before the children had been distributed to their various homes by automobile. tired but hay ing enjoyed a wonderful time
 TO PosToFFicE PATRONS.
 Postmaster Paul A. Smith has re- ceived an order which states that one month additional time will be given patrons 10 redeem two-cent postal cards and three-cent envelopes In this connection Postmaster Smith is. sues notice that all two-cent cards and three-cent enve.opes will be ex- changed at full value from July un- til August l. After the expiration of that time postage value only will be allowed for the envelopes and three fourths for the cards The rule ap- plies to such cards and envelopes pre- sented by the original purchasers of unused and unchanged stock
 ORDERED OVERSEAS.
 Lieut. Col W. w. Edwards, adjutan, of the Arizona district yesterday re ceived orders from Washington di. recting him to report at once at the port of authorization at Hoboken. N j.. for passage to France. where he will report for duty to the command. ing general of the A E. r Colonel and Mrs. Edwards and their little daughter will leave Douglas Friday neon. the colonel going straight to Hoboken and Mrs. Edwards and little daughter stopping at St. Louis to visit relatives. Later they will go to Den yer to reside.
 RETURNED FROM TUCSON.
 Tony and John Giacoma, well known successful leasers of the Tombstone district. returned home this morning from Tucson. where they were called to sign up bond for Barney Bono, who was arrested there yesterday for al iegsd obtaining money through false pretenses. They state that the arrest Is the result of statement made by the defendant this year regarding his financial standing. which did not bal ance with the statement made of his bankruptcy made several weeks ago. He Hill be released on S20OO bond to- morrow. and will come to Tombstone 10 remain until his trial at the next term of court They state that Bono is satisfied that he will be able to etraIghten out the tangle which was no done Intentionally to defraud. as is chargat but through error in not including mortgage on his buildings. He has retained Attorney W. c. Gil more. of Tombstone. to handle his case.
 (From Fridays Da.ly)
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ADDED BATTERIES
 AND STREET LIGHT

Boyd. the druggist. has added sys- tenn of batteries 10 his electric plant, thus fortifying himself against acci- dents t9 his plant. A large light has also been installed in front of the store. which adds considerable light tc the street corner
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MAY LOCATE

James Hastings laterly returned ser man and who was inr rested in the camp before the war. may take a lease and remain in the district.
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tfrom Wednesdays DailyJ
COM PCETEO

The electric wiring was completed in the Sshieffein hall today. HEAT
 The warm days We are having are rain roducors. according to our weather prophet.
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NOW PRIVATE CITIZEN.

Harry (. Whee.er. for the past six months engaged in special work for the Douglas police department. is now a private citizen. For the first time in IS years he has no official capacity During all 0: tia; time he was 8 peace officer for either the state. county or ciyt. except during the period when he was captain in the army M.
 Wheeler said yesterday that he interd
 ed 10 take a mon:h's vacation before entering business of any kind He plans to go 10 the mountains and take life easy. hunting. fishing and resting
 He says t will be the first vacation for him in ls years He has not def. niteiy decided on his plans following his vacation. bu, will probably engage in the cattle business in this county.
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ON VISIT

A. C. Karger. now with the Bisbee Auto company. will arrive tomorrow for couple of days visit wfrh his family and look after some business matters
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(From Fridays Da;ly)
VISITING SISTER.

Mrs. Joe Best is spending several days in Bisbee the guest of her sister. Mrs. Geo. RockhilI
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TO WITNESS DAUGHTERS GRADUATION

MT and Mrs. } A. Rockefeller wen: to Tucson yesterday. motoring over. land, to be present today at the grad. nation Of their daughter. Miss Hen rietta. who graduates from the Univer- sity of Arizona with degree of A. B. TO MAYO BROS
 Joe Escapule. son Of J. A. Escapule, well known Tombstone cattleman. lief; today for Rochester. Minn.. where he will be treated by the famous Mayo brothers. The young man was stricken with influenza several months ago and has never fully recovered from the ef' fects of the attack
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ADDED FORCE.

Clerk l.. F. kuchenbecker of the Board of Supervisors today put on stract of the assessment rolls in or der that the same may be completed in time for turning over to County
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back his old trade again
TO RECORDERS CONVENTION

County Recorder Ray E. krebs lef; yesterday for Prescott. where he vii! attend the annual convention ot cour. " recorders Of Arizona. The associa. ton will be in session during the bal ance Of the present week and much good is expected to be accomplished I along the lines of standardizing the various methods and lines of work throughout the fourteen counties of the state. Mir krebs will return as soon as the Sesisou is over
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NROUTE.

John J. BO%en. chairman of che Co., chise CountS Highway Comm ssinn was in town todd: srroute to Phoe- nix where he goes on business of a private nature
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RETU RIVED HOME.

Mrs. isaac Tracey has returned home from Douglas. where she speu. several days on visit with her daugh- ter.
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HEAT
BACK TO WILCOX

Supervisor (. NJ. Roberts. who has been here since yesterday. returned to his home al WILCOX today.
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TO REOPEN OLD
 PLACE OF BUSINESS.

Chas. Schneider. who closed his place Of business two years ago. when he ans sxered the call of his country and who has just returned from oyer seas. Will reopen his tailor shop on Allen street probably next week, or as soon as his equipment can arrive from Bishee. He returned from that place today having purchased an en- tirely new ou;ft and expects 10 draw back his old trade again
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SHIPPING HIDES.

Walter Fife, Los Angeles hide buyer was in town today, shipping hides Co the Los Angeles market.
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fROH CALIFORNIA.

County School Superintendent Miss Elsie Toles is back from short trip 10 California. She is bei-g visited by her sister. Miss Miriam and her
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-06-22

Jim Lwry. well known Huachuca today for few hours on business mat few hours stay before continuing on home via Hereford
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home via Hereford.
BROUGHT eoOTLEGGER.

Chief Deputy Sheriff Geo. Hensha N yesterday brought up Victor Bristos. from Douglas. charged with selling in tcNicating liquor. BristCs was caught in the act of selling liquor by deputy. sheriffs and his trial vii! come up a, the neXf term of cnnrf
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BACK TO BiSseE.
TO siSeEE E.
BACK TO pEARCE.
McNEA DEPUTY.

Deputy Sheriff Hud Kelly. Of Nc. Neal. was vsiitor in Tombstone to- day. having business at the sheriff's office. He returned home this after. noon.
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sent to the presidente municipal in all Sonora towns and cities. The one received by Presidente Jorge Tata of Agua Prieta was distributed about the town yesterday in the form of hand bills. in accordance with instructions from the goyernpr
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HUSBAND RETURNS FROM FRANCE.

Mrs Ella Barrett. stenographer at the Bunker hill Mines O. office. re- turned today from Bisbee. where she went to meet her husband. Chas. T. France. where he was a member of the ssth Division. Mrs. Barrett will husband can find a house in Bisbee. they will make Their home
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HERE FROM BISBEE.

C. T. Bartlett, who returned from
 overseas this week, came over this morning from Bisbee to join his wife They will leave :n few days for
 Bisbee. where they will locate.
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RETURNED HOME.

Mrs. J. A. ROckfelloy returned to- day from Tucson, where together with NIT. Rockfellow. she went 10 witness $ the graduation of her daughter. Miss Henrietta from the University of Ari- zona. Mir. Rockielio. and daughter will return by auto.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-06-22
BENSON DEFEATS TOMBSTONE.

The Benson team yesterday defeated the Tombstone Stars al q game play ed in Benson yesterday afternoon. when the local team came out second in a score of 10 to & The local team reports an awful deal from the Benson team and its boosters. It is said that two runs made by Hill Of the Tomb stone team were not scored by the Benson scorekeeper. and that on sew e-a' occasion after one of the local men had scored run il was neces- Sary 10 kindly ask the scorekeeper to score the run. IL was d dirty game }! ball that Benson played. claim the 'ocal boys. and from the grown up visitors who accompanied the Stars he one i'm yreSsion seems 10 be that a similar bunch Of bum sportsmen cannot be found in the state A match Is now being framed with Bisbee. pro bably 10 be played next Sunday The Bisbee boys recently won over the local team on the Tombstone diamond ir a good Snappy game which was clean throughout and a good game and manly sportsmanship.
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RETURNED FROM DOUGLAS.

County Attorney Robert N. French returned to Tombstone this morning from Douglas. where he had been called to attend to the filing o. ap- phcations for licenses by the ehauf. ferrs of that city. by the corporation Spmmission. Upon his arrival there, however. the commission had advised him that owing to the petitions which were to have been filed for refer endum of the law. thereby making it inactive. having been lost. that the time for filing of the applications would be extended until June 3oth. MEXICAN TO sE HELD
 HERE FOR ExTRADITIoN.
 victoriano Castillo who admits he Killed three other Mexicans and also wounded several others in a drunken
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MANY TOURISTS.

Tombstone was visited yesterday by many auto parties going both direc- lions. taking advantage O. the Indian Summer day, and also the good roads of the Bord erland rou
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fight at Fronteras when it was either his life or the others. was brought to Tombstone this afternoon ard placed in the county jail. until proper extra dition proceedings can be started by the Mexican government to take him back over the line for trial. This ac- ton was taken following the action taken by County Attorney French with the state department a Washington. who in turn telegraphed Governor T, F. Campbell several days ago to hold the fugitive for further proceedings and that another reptition of the Agua Prieta Kidnapping would not be tolerated. Sheriff Mcdonald placed the Mexican in jail to be held until further word from the governors of fee
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MERE FROM eiseEE.

Mrs Emma F Kerr. formerly O! Tombstone. but now of Bisbee. spent Saturday and Sunday in Tombstone on visit
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HERE TO LOCATE.

at Douglas for the past two years, re- turned to Tombstone yesterday and will again locate here
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TO PATAGONIA.

for Patagonia, where he goes to look into the situation there with a view of locating. He has been offered a position in one of the banks there. TO ORGANIZE.
 The permanent organization of the Tombstone Tennis Club will be form ed tonight. when a meeting will be held at Boyd's Drug Store at 8 o'clock All interested in joining the club are asked to attend.
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tFrom Thursdays Daily.
CHANGE

CHANGE.
 Mrs. Bartlett has taken the Thiel cottage for an indefinite period. FROM eARces.
 Dici; Johnson. oI Garces.. aas among the visitors ir Tombstone today. STILL COMING
 A little hotter and the rain q little nearer says the weather prophet BACK TO stsseE.
 W. H. Crawford Review linotype operator. returned to Bisbee triay af- ter a two days visit here. TO sis6EE.
 George NicoiL who has been doing carpenter work for Eaton & Smith. returned to his home in Bisbee today. BACK TO PEARce.
 Deputy Sherif Hal Smith returned to Pearce today arter spending xester- day here on business at the sherin's office
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SAW BALL GAM ES.

Attorney ]. T, Kins,1rry and family motored to Bisbee yesterday afternoon to spend the afternoon wi:h relatives. also attending the doIble-heater ball game at Warren.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL ON PAGE z
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Harry Jennings. of Lowell was over from his home. attending to busi- ness matters here
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(From Mondays Dat.yl
WAS sN siseee.

Mrs J. A Rockfellow went to Bis bee yesterday on brief visit with friends.
 ON BUSINESS.
 Harry Jennings. of Lowell. was over from his home. attending to busi- ness matters here.
 MERE FROM eiseEE.
 Mrs Emma F Kerr. formerly Of Tombstone. but now of Bisbee. spent Saturday and Sunday in Tombstone on visit.
 HERE TO LOCATE.
 Bud Sparks. who has been located at Douglas for the past two years, re- turned to Tombstone yesterday and will again locate here.
 HERe FROM e,ssEE.
 Supervisor l. C. E. Adams came over this. morning from Bisbee, having business at the supervisors office. where he spent the day. VISITED HERE.
 Mrs. o. J Schneider returned to her home al Bisbee yesterday following a several days visit in Tombstone the guest Of Mrs. L. F Winters SAW RAIL CaAES
 Attorney J. T King 1rry and family motored 10 Bisbee yesterday afternoon to spend the afternoon wi:h relatives. also attending the doIble-heater ball game at Warren.
 MANY TOURISTS.
 Tombstone was visited yesterday by many auto parties going both direc- tions. taking advantage O. the Indian Summer day, and also the good roads of the Borderland rou ,. FROM CALIFORNIA.
 County School Superintendent Miss Elsie Toles is back from short trip 10 California. She is bei-s visited by her sister. Miss Miriam and her brother Silas. both o: Douglas. CUT ARM ON SHOW CASE.
 Cris;ini proprietor of Cristini's Fruit Store. last evening met with Iaiuful accident when he cut his right arm just above the wrist on a broken show case. The wound required three
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-06-22
VESTED HERE.

Mrs. o. J Schneider returned 10 her home al Bisbee yesterday following a several days visit in Tombstone the guest Of Mrs. l.. F Winters
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HERe FROM etSBEE.

Supervisor I. C. E. Adams came over this morning from Bisbee having business at the supervisors office. where he spent the day
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fleets of the attack.
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ORDERED OVERSEAS

was 10 enter that service
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from the governor.
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A little hotter and The rain little nearer says the weather prophet.
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Mrs. J A Rockfellow went to Bis bee yesterday on brief visit with
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ON TO eiS9E E.

Treasurer Welch.
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FINISH ED.

attention
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BACK TO 6IS6EE.

Alister today.
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stitches
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-10-29

There will be hot supper at the
Watson school house next Wednes-
day night. Benefit of school.
Mr.. Austin Smith who is in the
cotton business in Wilmington spent
Sunday at his home in Manning.
Married last Friday afternoon in
Manning at the home of the bride,
Miss Lou Gaillard and Mr.. NJ. f.
Dantzlcr.
Died at his home in Manning Sun
''y night, Mr.. Tom Jones, aged about
50 yc-rs. The burial was at Oak
Grove yesterday.
Mrs. M. l.. Barnett am sis>~". Miss
Annie Loryea have y turrcl hon. :
after spending the summer at Tryon,
N. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Harvin have re-
turned nome 1rom a visit to their
daughter, Mrs. j. w. Odione at Willis
ton.
Mr.. Sam Ness Of New York spent
Saturday and Sunday in Manning
with his brothers, Morris and Ben
Ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Jones of Column
bia spent Sunday at the home of
their parents DR.. and Mrs. G. L.
dickson.
Lou White, dope fiend, was sent
to Kelley Institute, Columbia, last
Sunday for treatment. The local Red
Cross is paying her expenses.
1t is conceded bv many travelling
Deople that the Alderman store in
Manning is the finest department
store in the state, and one Of the finest
in the South.
Mr.. Covert Plowden has resigned
his position with the Bank Of Claren-
don, and is succeeded by Mr.. Willie
GciGer. Mr.. Plowden will take charge
of the Clarendon Motor CO.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-10-29
COLLEGE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
Mrs. f.. c. Nettles AlsbrOok, Principal
Manning, South Carolina

Fourteen standard units high school
English, French, Latin, mathematics,
history, science and penmanship.
Thorough preparation for any college.
Students for Winthrop and Clemson
win honors. Individual instruction.
Thorough grounding. Rapid progress.
Students accomplish more in one year
than otherwise in two. Tuition, SO
weeks, $45. Beneficiary scholarships
are offered by Winthrop, Clemson, the
Citadel and South Carolina University
for which special coaching will be
given for competitive examinations.
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NOTICE

IN Re: Drainage District No. S.
Clarendon, Williamsburg and Flor
ence Counties.
The Preliminary report of the
viewers of bald proposed drainage
district will be heard at the Office Of
the Clerk of Court of Common Pleas
for Clarendon County, South Caro-
lima, at Manning, S. q, on the 10th
day of November, 1919, at noon.
j. B. CANTEY,
Clerk of Court FOR Clarendon
County.
Oct. II. 1919-2t-c.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Clarendon County,
A. &. Beaird, Plaintiff.

"a. u. Beard, Plaintiff,
VS..
n. j. Coker, Defendant,
by Virture of Writ of Attachment
issued by j. B. Cantey, Clerk of Court.
OF Clarendon County, to me directed
| will sell to the highest bidder for
cash, at Clarendon Court House, in
Manning, on Salesday in November.
being the third day of said month, the
following personal property.
About one hundred bushel of corn.
about twelve hundred pounds of seed
cotton, about eight hundred pounds Of,
fodder, seized and to be sold as the
property of Fl. J. Coker, and in favor
of A. G. Beaird.
- f. B. GAMBLE,
Sheriff Clarendon County,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-10-29

Mr.. A. j. Rigby left Saturday for
st. Louis on a business trip.
Mr.. Morris Ness spent yesterday
in Charleston on business.
Mr.. Aaron Abrams was visitor to
Columbia last Sunday.
Mrs. j. Lee Gillstrap of Fountain
Inn, is the guest of her son, Dr.. Sam
Kcllct.
Miss Lillian Nachman Of Lake City
spent Sunday with Miss Rounette
Hirschmann.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-10-29

The famous Metz band of Charles
ton, has been engaged to Furnish the
music for the Grand Opening ct The
Alderman Stores on Friday.
Every member of the missionary
society is invited to meet with Mrs.
Frank Rawlinson at Jordan Friday
afternoon.
Mr.. Sam Barron left Monday for
Black Mountain, N. c., where he will
De pest man" at the marriage cere-
mony of Mr.. Ed Reardon.
Married on Saturday, October 25th
by Rev. j. L. Mcfarland at the par
sonage at Jordan, Mr.. Charlie Cutter
and 'iiss M'"ian: Barwick, both of
g.! ;rd-n.
Willie Geiger won the SIS gold piece
offered by the Manning Bottling
Works for the best name for thei1.
new orange drink. Orange-Flip was
the name selected.
Miss Maebcll Cutter of Davis Sta
tion has returned home after spending
week with her brother, J. F. Cutter
of PaXvillc.
Drs. d. o. Rhame and w. G. Griste
have applied for charter under the
name of d. o. Rhame, Incorporated.
This business will be conducted at
Summerton and is capitalized at
$4,000.
Miss Margaret Darr, who has been
the guest of her uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs. f. M. Shope for several
weeks, left Friday for Charleston.
where she will spend few DAYS with
Miss Rita Nimmer. From there she
will leave for her home in Altoona,
Pa.
There have been several comments
on Weinberg Grocery's window. de-
corated with Piedmont cigarettes
There are 615 packages Of cigarettes,
large and small size. They used the
small size in spelling the word Pied
mont, 10 for 10.
The November meeting of the w.
G. Il. U. will be held at the home of
Mrs. John d. Gerald Monday the
Bird at .4:30 o'clock. Mrs. George
Higgins and Mrs. Tom Nimmer will
serve with Mrs. Gerald as hostesses.
mo 'pi oiiiioCS " DC Il meeting or
unusual interest, as Mrs. Gerald will
give her report of the State Conven-
ton: The subject of Thrift will also
be discussed, and literature distribut-
ed by Miss Mamie Johnson, County
Chairman Of Thrift under the u. S.
Treasury Department War Loan Or
Eanization Fifth Federal Reserve Dis
trict. A full attendance IS requested.
Program for the week of prayer of
the Woman's Missionary Society of
the Methodist church to meet at 4
o'clock, Tuesday November 4th. Lead
er Mrs. A. T. Helms.
Subject-Prayer.
Wednesday, November 5th. Leader
Mrs. Herbert Smith.
Subject-"San Francisco" - Bible
Lesson--The Christians Privilege of
Prayer.
Friday November TIN. Leader Mrs.
c. r: Sprott-Subjcct-"China's Heal
ing"
Bible Lesson-The True Rewards of
Prayer.
There will be an Offering taken each
afternoon.
NJ A TI,f,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-10-29

Sept. 1919-Cost ------ ----1.4O
p. M. Gibbons, New Zion.
July 1919-Cost -- --3.2O
Aug. 1919-Cost 200
Sept. No report.
l.. d. Barrow, Turbeville.
July 1919-No report.
Sept. 1919-Cost and fines ----54.OO
T. H. McFaddin, Gable.
July 1919-No report.
Aug. 1919-Fines and costs --49.5O
Aug. 1919-No report.
Total = ----49.50
A. J. Richbourg, Summerton.
July 1919-Fine - - ---25.00
Aug. 1919-Fine $500
Sept. 1919-No report
J. E. Richbourg, Foreston.
July 1919-No report
Aug. 1919-Costs - 200
Sept. 1919-No report.
1oCa' --I.UU
X. l.. Ridgill, Manning.
July 1919--Fines $1,000 cost $2.4O
Aug. 1919-Fines and costs GAL. 40
Sept. 1919-Fines and costs 367. 80
Iotal - Ill ,021.10
w. d. Young, Alcolu.
July 1919-Fines 5000
Aug. 1919-Fines and costs l23.4O
Sept. 1919-No report.
Total 153 AO
l.. l.. WELLS.
County Treasurer.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-10-29
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

JUST CAME IN-Two 2-ton G. M. c..
Trucks Call and see these famous
trucks. Brockinton Motor Co.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-10-29

FOR SALE-One 1918 Ford Touring.
One 1-ton Maxwell Truck, slightly
used, but not abused. Brockinton
Motor Co.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-10-29

emblem with my
name engraved on it. $1,000 re-
ward for return. Charlton DuRant
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-10-29

WE ARE proud of the confidence doc
tors, druggists and the-public have
in 666 Chill and Fever Tonic. 4c-c.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-10-29

The famous Metz band of Charles
ton, has been engaged to Furnish the
music for the Grand Opening ct The
Alderman Stores on Friday.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-10-29

Mr.. Covert Plowden has resigned
his position with the Bank of Claren-
don, and is succeeded by Mr.. Willie
Gciger. Mr.. Plowden will take charge
of the Clarendon Motor Co.