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AUCTION SALE
500 w. Marshall St.
and 400 w. Cary St.

AT the request OF the owner. who is
determined TO sell. wo Will offer for
sale at auction. on the respective prem
ises, the property above referred to. on
TUESDAY, MARCH 30, 1919.
First At o'clock p. NJ, the house
500 West Marshall. fronting 80 feet 6
inches and running back a good depth
10 the, main alley, This property has
good comfortable dwelling on Il. to-
gethcr with outhnildtngs, and will
make desirable home.
Second. At 4:s0 o'clock P. M, 400
West Cary Street The lot fronts 30
rect and runs back an unusual depth
The improvements consist of 5-room
frame dwelling. This property will
make any one good homo with Just .
little fixing up.
TERMS; Reasonable, and announced
at sale.
N. w. BOWIE & SON. INC,
Auctloneers.
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MERCHANDISE
business Equipment.

CASH EEGlsTEK-i sale. cash register.
r"GlSlrFlng from cent 10 $40 JhcaD
to quick buyer. Il. b. Greenway. ies Lyric
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liant a manager-want man of
aperience that can take charge OF
ny 7oo-acro farm near Richmond
on.the railroad this year on shares.
Have everything on tho place nee
essary to run It; 20 head OF regis
tered Poland China brood sowa.
Must have references. Address
quick. Mrs. w. o. Coffee. sabo,. Va
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aiall orders filled Same day az received ~
accompanied BY money order or e1stihed
wo arc. Sole Agsnts<ar the Famous Kew.
stone and National Speedway Tires
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DISPL4Y-CLASSIFIED
".
Powhatan Mining Company. Inc. ct ais,
ADDcllees

Upon an appeal from and suberae-
IDEAS TO decree pronounced by tho
Circuit Court Of Culpeper County on
The Object OBI Of the peti iYos; e,ed -
this case Is to have tho said decree
reversed and annulled. and affidavit
Roth, William G. Hasiage and PoWba-
tan Mining. Company Inc, are nom
residents OF the State Of Virginia, II
William c. Haslage and Powhatan Min.
Ing Company Inc. *after due pubIIca-
ton. of this ordcrsin Tho Times Dis
city OF Richmond, Va, once a week for
four successive 3eekF. appear hero on
the first day Of April, 1919. to answer
3 A Copy--Teste: ;s5
81 "A, 4. Sc q d 4 Clerk,
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wantea-fenlnie.

OLORED WOMAN--Waatrd, hy superin-
tendent OF mines. middle aged. settled
)loTCu woman 10 assist Win cooking and
encral houa=work for couple With small
nl!d.. one VINO would not object tr4y-
Ing occasionally. and taxing care of child
trip such woman VII nnd d good
ornament home with light work and
ocat!on. mining town near Charles Ioi. ~.
a, Ticket furnished. Address. stating
sc. wages expected. and give references
'om people for whom you have worked.
!. T. PEicc. Widen. Clay County. w Va.
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DIsPLAY-cLAssIFIEp

AUCTION py SALE u
J. THoMPsoN BROWN & CO.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
coMMISsIoNER.s SALE OF vALu.
ABLE uEIMRR0yEp ACREAGE
OF WEsTHA TMEEG MILES Vn WEST IS
pRovED CITY PRoiERrY. CON.
sIsT1MG or AN ATTRACTIVE two,
STORY DWELLlNG IN LEONARD
e c6FTAas. S VEST e eHkT srE ANNR
by virtue of decroe entered in the
mond. Va. on March il. is1s, IN the
suit OF Baldwin G. brown, Inc Of ais
vs. Martha e.. Garthright's admins,
TRAITOR and others. the undersigned,
special commissioners. will IL at pub
lie auction on the premises. on
TUESDAY. MARCH IS, 1919.
beginning at o'clock p NJ
the real estate in the bill and pro
ceedings mentioned and described as
First. At, 1 o'clock p. NJ. those two
Henrico County. Va, one containing
Road, and the other containing s1.25
acres at the southwest corner OF Cav
ton and Quioccasin Road: being part
or that tract known as "IIenleys," To-
Gated about three miles west of West
hampton. which was partitioued TO tho
late Mrs. NJ. II. Cartwright, by parti.
tion deed from Anna G. Crouch ct ais.
r. Crawford Rcdd 6 Brother, on No.
vember 3. 1915, and duly recorded in
the clerks Office Of Henrico Circuit
Second, At 3 O'Clock P, M. all that
lot OF land in the city OF Richmond.
with improvements thereon frontinr
ON Patterson Avenue. beginning ut 1,
point 60 feet west Of Morris Avenue,
thonce running westerly and fronting
on the north limo of said Patterson
Avenue. 20 feet and running back he.
tween parallel lines 1870 feet to an al.
ley u feet wide in the roar: being
NJ e. Cartwright at tho time OF he,
death, in that section OF Richmona
known as Leonard Heights. and re-
Gently annexed from Henrico County
! and lot fronting so feet on Cary Street
and running back 1875 feet to a l5-foot
alley, and known as No. 24o6 Wce,
Cary Street. in the city OF Richmond
TERMS: one-halt cash and balance
in equal installments Of six and twelve
months. or all cash. at the option Of
the pur o,f,ase the deferred payments
bearing interest from day OF sale. and
title to be retained until all OF tSc
purchaso money shall have been paid
and conveyance ordered by tho court
JOS. p SADLER
Special Commissioners.
ch.ns Sssrl Court q 81 ssv tbs ssr
mond.. do certify that the bond re-
to has been duly givcn,
Given under my hand this goth day
CHAs. Q. sAvu.1.H5
Clerk
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patch want ad readers Answer now an
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We Cut Your Tire
Bills 3Oso to 5Oeo
AL STANDARD MAkra

From every consideration OF price quality
and value. this store dominates with such
obIinusnoss that evcry car ownar should In.
Fcstgatc our offers before purchaen tires
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iRANITti CUTTERS. ErC-Lettor cutters
settlers. monumental workers. Men above
irafl age. None but frat class need apply
l. H. knight. 1925 West Mulberry Street
saltimore. Md.
IAN-Wanted. u thorough detail man with
determination. staying power; Qua VINO
20, supervise an Office forco and get work
lone. He, should lIiiys had experience In
&c. experience. salary expected, in iirst
ommunication. ADDRESS y iG. caro- Times
dEN, IS and over. desiring government
cierkships, railway mail. post-oiiice. SOC
nonth, write for FREQ particulars OF cxami-
ations. J. C.. Leonard formar Civil Ser
ice axaminer}. 1oSb Equitable Bldg. Wash
ZEN. learn to Do barbers, few weeks re-.
= ouired. Write for catalogue. RIchmond.
barber College. $40 North Fifth Street.
siohnond' We, vi
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ARM SiANAGER-
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Keno.a,lng and D,clng.

.ICH REPAIRING az perfect satIsiac-
on; Burton,a. III East Rroad Street
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RICHMOND TIRE
AND RUBBER CO..

Ala w: Bread 81, Hiahmond
a Tim es. Dispatch ad,tAkaI viii help You
FIX I'D" your classified sd 40 that IL will
set quick ,rssulta Phone Randolph i
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UG CLEASiNG-"e clean ami s,ot. your
TUGS uhdtE Euafnnt.a against moths.
-, ftcn RicHardSon security Storage Co
&c, Ftrspfopt Storage for liuusshUid tioods
AIN and Belridcr. Sta Ranioluh atb
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Situations Wantcd-Fenalc. 3
Situations Wantcd-Alaie.

ASSISTANT EXECUTIVE or cxeCutiye
secretary by young man qualined Dy sew
cta yours cNpeTicuCe assistant rail-
.o4d ami industrial corporation executives
tfSaN record, Highest credentials and
-A..Ail Hons. I. -. HuN lIlI.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-05-14

walks or parts thereof of the Town of
Manning as Council may from time
to time deem expedient and by reso-
luton direct, shall be paved with last
ing paving material, and when petit
ton has been filed as is provided for
in Section 2 hereof, such resolution
shall in terms prescribed that such
paving be met by a specific appro-
pria ton, which shall be at least one
half of the cost thereof by the Town
Of Manning, and the remainder shall
be charged against abutting property
HHyH"- ~ r"ch ct-eats or s;1owa|l
as hereinafter declared: Provided,
That where portion of such i'm
provements shall be done or paid for
at the cost Of any railroad, street
railway or other corporation, the
Town and the abutting property own
ers shall divide between them the
cost Of only the remaining portion in
the proportions as above prescribed
And, provided, further, That where
the portion paved includes a street
crossing, the abutting property on
contiguous blocks shall not be charged
with any part of the cost of paving
such street crossing.
Sec. 2. That whenever two-thirds
or more in number of the owners of
abutting property on any street or
definite portion of street shall de-
sire the paving of the street, side
walk or both, Of such street or por-
ton Of street, they may file with the
Clerk Of Council petition in writ
ing signed by them requesting such
paving. Within the meaning of this
Ordinance the phrase "abutting prop
er:y" shall as to sidewalks include
orly the property on one side of the
street, but both sides as to the other
pa rt of !the street.
Sec. 3. rf such petition be grant
eG it shall be filed as a permanent
Town Council shall appropriate and
such improvements, which, together
" tn payments made by owners or
holders of abutting property, shall be
k"pt separate from other funds and
uaed only for the payment of such
il provemert, and Cocncil shall by
rC solution assess the remaining por-
ton Of such cost upon the several
a"uttlng property on such street or
s. icwalk in proportion to the front
aG.e Of the several lots of land there
on.
Sec. d. That the payment by or
fer the owners or holders of the
said several lots of sucn assessments
SO laid upon the abutting property
shall be paid in caGh at the com
mancemcnt of the WORK, or at such
tines and in such instalmcnts, not
| extending over period of more than
ten lO) years, as may be severally
a"reed upon between them and the
Town Council: Provided, That all
dr ferrc1 payments shall bear inter
ets not to exceed seven (O per cent
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-05-14
YOUNG WOMAN Tells
OF GREAT CHANGE.
Seamstress Describes Ills and Change
Tanlac Made
PASSES WORD ALONG
Says She Decided to Take Tanlac
Because She Heard So Much
About 1t.

"Tanlac is fine medicine for stom-
ach trouble and it is good general
tonic, too, and l am glad to recon-
mend it as such to anyone" said Miss
Lena Burns, of Greer, S. c., in a
statement endorsing Tanlac. ~ was
troubled with nervousness and weak
spells before I took Tanlac. I am a
seamstress and my work is very try
ing and it brought me these troubles.
Indigestion also troubled me a lot and
my appetite had left me. I Certainly
was run down in health and feeling
badly.
81 finally decided to take course
of some medicine, and had heard so
much about Tanlac decided to take
it. Tanlac helped those nervous spells
right away and soon I had goo1
nerves. My appetite came back and
I gained a great deal in strength and
weight. l got so I could sleep well,
too"
Tanlac, the Master Medicine, is sold
by Dickson's Drug Store, Manning;
H. w. Nettles, Jordan; Shaw & Plow-
den, New Zion; Farmers Supply Co.,
Silver; D. G. Rhame, Summerton.
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adverse conditions, always responding
promptly and cheerfully to all calls
to duty, they have earned for them
selves most enviable reputation, not
only as soldiers but as upright honor.
able men as we'll. These men are re-
turning to their homes and loved ones
with broader minds, stronger bodies
and clean morals, better than ever
fitted to perform the duties Of civilian
life in our States. They ask and de-
serve consideration in the matter of
employment, not as heroes and not be-
cause of having performed their duty
to humanity by giving up their all to
go to foreign country and fight, but
because of their efficiency in their
several lines, and their desire to set
tie down to work and do their share
in the great battle of reconstruction
that must go on tor some time in
this country.
Tender of Sympathy.
"To the families anu friends of
those who are left behind, who have
made the supreme sacrifice, and whose
bodies rest in France or ermany, I
tender the sympathy of their COM
rades. In our regiment, the order to
retreat has never been given, and
those who fell, did SO, facing the en-
emy, offering their lives on the altar
of liberty and justice, that generations
yet unborn, might live in peace and
happiness. We honor their memory
and shall never forget their heroism
and unsclfsh sacrifice"
The men are tired of parades and
are anxious to get home. For this
reason, there will be no parade in
Columbia, and it is expected that all
of the men Of this famous organiza-
tion will leave camp for their homes
Tuesday or Wednesday.
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TO SELL SURPLUS GOODS
Packers Interested in Governments
Proposed Sale.

Washington, May ia method of
disposing,of about 100,O00,0OO cans Of
beef and more than 50,O0O,00O pounds
of bacon. included in the surplus food
stocks of the army, has been agreed
upon between the War Department
and representatives of the packing
industry.
The department announced today
that it had accepted the recommended
tion Of the packers that tic goods be
disposed of for EXPORT to relieve the
food situation in Europe, but that
should this be impossible the director
of sales would control the sale in this
country, fixing the prices and method
of distribution with the packing in
dustry acting as an agent.
The surplus products to be disposed
Of were said to represent the COM
bined output of American packing
houses for five months during the
war, when the plants were kept in
operation continuously. and to equal
a normal production Of over period
of two years.
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VILLA RETAKES PARRAL
Makes Prisoners of the Garrison of
260 Men.

Ell Paso, May 12.-According to in
formation received herec from Parral
today, Francisco Villa retook that city
Thursday and made prisoners of the
garrison of 260 mon under Col. Co
mcz, who had occupied the town but
two days before
The garrison was outnumbered and
made little resistance. Repeating his
action when he took Parral on last
Sunday. Villa freed the prisoners and
told them to go to work. Casualties
were light on both sides.
Col. Gomez, commander of the gar
rison of Parral. escaped during the
engagement. Villa commanded the
attack in person. The exact number
OF mecn in his command was not
known.
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directed, bearing date of April 10th,
1919, l will sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder for cash, at Clar-
endon Court House, at Manning, in
said County, within the legal hours
for judicial sales, on Monday, the 2n1
day of June, 1919, being salesday, the
following described real estate:
All that tract of land in the County
of Clarendon, State of South Carolina,
containing one hundred and seventy
five 175) acres, more or less, anil
bounded on the North by lands now Or
formerly or Winter Cantey; East by
lands of Mrs. Ann l.. Reynolds; Soutn
by land of A. D. Witherspoon, AMI
West by lands of Mcleod and Osteer.
ALSO
All those lots in the Town of Pine
wood, County of Clarendon, State
aforesaid, numbered 3, and on
Block "V" on plat of the Town of
Pinewood, and also an undivided one
half interest in and to Lots numbered
and 8 on G. on said Plat in the
Town of Pinewood, County and State
aforesaid
ALSO
One-half undivided interest in and
to those two Lots in the Town of
P!newood, County of Clarendon, State
aforesaid, Numbered and 8 on Block
&C" on plat of the Town of Pine
wood. Purchaser to pay for papers.
E. 3. GAMBLE,
Sheriff Clarendon County.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that a meet
ing of the stockholders of the Peoples
Wholesale Grocery Company will be
held in the Office of the Company in
Summerton, S. c., on the 31st day Of
May, 1919, at five o'clock in the after
noon. This meeting is called to con-
slider resolution adopted by the
Board of Directors authorizing an in
crease in the Capital Stock Of said
corporation to ten thousand
($1O,OOO.OO) dollars.
I. y. Eadon,
President
April 20, 1919.-4t-2l-c.
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per annum, payable annually from
the date when work was commenced,
and all assessments so laid upon
abutting property shall constitute a
lien upon the lots of land so abutting
from the entry thereof of the assess
ments in the book hereinafter pro-
vided for until fully paid, as provided
in Section 3 of an Act of the General
Assembly of this State entitled "An
Act to authorize the Cities of Colum-
bia and GreenvilIe and the Town of
Manning to lay and enforce an assess
went unon abuttine property owners
Tor the purpose of paving for permar-
ent improvements on its streets and
sidewalks" approved February II,
1911.
Sec. 5. There shall be kept in the
Office of the Clerk of Council as a
permanent record a book to be called
"Assessment Liens" in which shall
be entered by streets and blocks under
appropriate heads the following
items: No.; owners; description of
property; date of assessment; amount
Of assessment; how payable; date of
payment; entry of satisfaction; box
and package. And whenever full
payment has been made, it shall be
the duty of the Clerk to make an
entry of full satisfaction in said
book.
Sec. 6. The Mayor and the Finance
Committee of the Town are hereby
authorized and empowered from time
to time in the name Of the Town TO
make sale and assignment at not less
than par or pledge as collateral Sc
curity for loans, all outstanding liens
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

WHEREAS, a Petition signed by
the majority of the free-holders Of
the Town of Manning, has been filed
with the Town Council, asking that
special election be ordered, upon the
question of issuing coupon bonds of
the said Town Of Manning, not ex-
ceeding Forty-Five Thousand ($45,-
000.0O) Dollars, the proceeds there c
to be used solely for the purpose Of
street paving, curbing and other
street improvem its;
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
That an election by the registered
electors of the said Town of Manning,
will be held upon the question of is
suing said coupon bonds Of the said
Town of Manning of the par value
not exceeding Forty-Five Thousand
($45 5,000.00) Dollars, bearing interest
at the rate of six per cent per annum,
payable semi-annually, and payable
twenty years after date, for the pur-
pose of street paving, curbing and
Town of Manning. will be held on hte
9th day of June, 1919, upon the ques-
tion aforesaid, such election to be
conducted in accordance with the laws
of the State Of South Carolina gov
erning municipal elections. Such
election will be held at the Town Hall
in the Town Of Manning; polls will
open at o'clock A. NJ. and remain
opcn continuously until O'Clock p.
NJ; and that at such election the
registered electors facorng the issue
of said bonds shall ballots with the
words, "For the issue 81 bonds for
street paving, curhing and other
street mprovements-Yes" printed
thereon; and the electors opposing
such issue Of bonds shall vote ballots
with the words. "For the issue Of
bonds for street paving, curbing and
other street mprovcments-No"
printed thereon. That at such cleo
ton 0r!y those qua:fiied under the
law shal! be allowed to vote and the
registration books for said election
shall be- open twenty (2O) days be-
fore the election and shall remain
open for period Of ten days.
That F.. G.. Horton, Joseph S. Dick
sen and j. w. Rigby have been dcsig-
mated as managers OF said election,
and will conduct the same according
to law.
BY order Of Town Council.
r. f. Coffey,
Mayor.
F.. B. Brown,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Manning, S. G.
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on the Assessment Liens Book. and
all moneys realized from such sales
assignments or pledges shall be cred,
lted to and used only for the purpose
OF paying the cost of the improve
ments for which such assessments
were laid, or for refundng to the
IoWn payments advanced by it for
Such assessment from other funds in
ITS treasury not specifically set apart
therefor.
Sec. Z. Upon surrender to the Town
Clerk of any assignment of lien here
;HHHH'.? go tt;,o.;:ed in Section 6, mark
ed paid and satisfied by the assignee
thereof, it shall be the duty of the
Clerk to file such assignment and
satisfaction in the package with
other papers relating thereto, and
also to enter satisfaction in the proper
column IN the Assessment Liens Book
Sec 8. That in case of non-pay-
ment at maturity of the assessment
laid or of any installment of deferred
payment hereinabove provided for.
and for which the Town has q lien.
such proceedings shall be taken. such
processes issued, such sales made
and payment thereof enforced as by
law are authorized and provided in
cases OF non-payment OF Town taxes.
or by suits in Court.
Done and ratified under the corpo-
rate seal of the Town of Manning,
this 9Th day of May, A. D. 1919.
T. F. Coffey,
Attest:-.-
F.. B. Brown,
Clerk & Treasurer.
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JOHNSON PRAISES
ll7th ENGINEERS
This Officer Was Prime Mover in
Organization
SAW RAPID PROMOTION
Was Made Colonel During the st.
NIihiel Campaign in
September, 1918.

Columbia, May 11.-"Their conduct
in training and in battle has been
that of true men and brave patriots,
and I cannot praise them too highly"
said Col. J. Monroe Johnson, of the
1l7th Engineers, a part of the FAM
Gus 42nd (Rainbow Division in speak
ing of the men Of his regiment to-
day. Col. johnson was the prime
mover in the organization of the First
Battalion of this regiment in 1917. He
was appointed to the rank OF Major
and went overseas in command of the
South Carolina Battalion, in October,
1917 He was promoted to the rank
of Lieut.. Col. in the Spring of 1918,
and again promoted to the rank of
Col. during the st. Mihiel campaign in
September, 1918.
81 Should Say Not"
When told of rumors Of his pos
sible political ambitions, and asked as
to whether or not, there is any foun-
dation for same, Col. Johnson replied
say not. My only desire has been to
direct the activities of this regiment
in such manner as to bring credit
to the men and the States they rep
resent. My only desire now is to as
sist them in securing suitable en-
ployment, and get back to my own
business as quickly as possible. Our
soldiers are more interested in get
ting back to normal conditions in pri-
vate life, than they are in politics, and
God help the cheap politician, who
thinks he can ride into office by yell
ing "hero" and "brave BOYS" at these
men when they are most interested in
homes, roads. farms, education and
other material things that go to make
South Carolina a great State One
of the happiest events Of my life is
TO be able to return to South Carolina
with these men, who have been
through the greatest experiences of
their lives, and have fully measured
mp to the high ideals set for them by
their friends and loved ones at home.
True Men and Brave.
Their conduct in training and in
battle has been that Of true men and
brave patriots, and | cannot praise
them too highly. Fearless and aggres-
sive fighters under fire, patient and
uncomplaining on long hikes, under