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M'LEAN BEATS
Joey SCHWARTZ !
Minnesota Commission Will
Permit oxingD De
{. cisions I:

Duluth, May 17.-Stewaft Mclean,
st. Paul, outpointed joey SchNartz,
Detroit, in a 10 round bout here to-
night, according to newspapermen at
the .ringside. They areFa bantam
weighta "a
Mclean was the aggressor through
out and won every round. expect the
first which was even. Their weights
were announced Ks Mclean, lit;
Schwartz. lib .1-2. !.
Mclean was al his best in the
fourth and nth rounds. Schwartz
was in ar,bad way when the ben rang
at the end Of the fifth. Schwartz
fought Bannely but the aggressive
Mclean wal on top Of him from the
opening gong, singing him with
rights and left to the Jaw. 9s There
were no knockdowns although both
fighters landed solid blows during the
latter stages of the bout. s8chwartz
dashed from his corner atsthe open
ing Of the eighth roundand stopped
McLeAnis rushes, for short period
but later lost his advantAge.Maa
q Although the Minnesota Boxing
ut a nesting last night,
decided thatS.daptsion bouts SHOULD be
allowed in thetsrate, 1t was announced
that 40 MCLEAN and Sohwartx,sshad
signed for 10 round. no deciston
boxing contest, there would be no
Judges decision.
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RICHARD HAS
OFFER READY
FOR DEMPSEY
Promoter viii Propose
Match With Wills Or
Jess Willard

New York, May 17.-Jack hemp-
soy, heavyweight champion Of the
world, homeward bound from
Europe, will be afforded an oppor-
tunity to sign for q titular bout al
most as soon as he arrives.
He will be met in all probability by
Promoter Tex Richard in person and
will be asked at ono to meet either
Harry Wills Or Jess Willard during
July Or september. In case Dempsey
demurs Richard Will ask the cham
pion to name an opponent. whom he
would faeeAeither ION uiy. 4 o Labor
day. ~ 81 S.s' sSsSsfsT
II the titlcholder is in a mood for
negotiations and does not ask ,ex0rbi-
tant figures for his services it may be
that arrangements can be made for
q championship bout before he leaves
for his Pacific coast home.#i Richard
Is DESTROYS Of staging another heavy
weight title contest during the com
ing summer and while he 10 not pre-
pared to- bid a high for Dempsey'a
services as he did in the bout with
Georges Carpenter last year., he
stated today that the champion could
havea contest II willing to box for a
purse or percentage in keeping with
present financial conditions.
II Dempsey elects; to box Willis, the
BOUTWELL, BE held in or near Montreal,
on July5.s1,s which is Dominion. day III
Canada: A meeting with Willard
would require more time to arrange
and would not be staged until on OF
Cabout Labor day. in Jersey City. A
Montreal. bout would probably be for
Is rounds to a decision while a Jer'
seyl%contest would be for IL round.
without. decision to conform with the
state law.
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SPEED MEETING
AT CR00KSTON
Motorcycle Races Under the
Auspices of Legion On
June 18
(Herald special Service,

~ StoSA~A vASS./ ~ $50
sSCrookston, Mimi, May 17.-ASonae Of
the fastest motorcycles drivers in the
United States and Canada are expect
ed here June 49, during he annual:
speed carnival. of. the. local american
Legion post. The post set the date
for this years event at acommittee
meeting Tuesday evening. June IS
was named when it was announced
that day had been designated as, ma
tional motorcycle day and that 100
cyclists of southern Minnesota and the
Twin Cities expected to}S stop at
Crookston on d our that day.
The tentative program outlined at
the committee meeting includes three
motorcycle races and an automobile
push ball contest: The latter event is
a.. novelty for speed fans in this
section. Thrills galore are! included
when automobiles attempt to shove 2
Huge inflated push ball across Atgoal
, line.
: In view Of the SUCCESS of past speed
carnivals staged by the Crookston
American Legion post a large crowd
from North Dakota and this section
Of; Minnesota is expected for this
years event. If.@i@ 3is1
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Chan1pWins
econdBl 10
500 tO 498
(By The Associated Press,

) Chicago, May II. -Young jake
Schaefer. worlds 1872 balk line bill
Hard champion, tonight defeated
,Welker Cochran, 500 to 4sS. in the
second block Of their $500 point
championship. match. Schaefer leads
the challenger 1000 to s1s. The nnal
block will be played~tomorrow night.
4, Schaefer: went out in the fourteenth
inning OF tonights play with unnnish-
ed run Of four. Z:
Neither man seemed able to amass
q large count early. Cochran, how
ever. towardsthe end, gathered q, high
run Of 15s. . -
Score of tonight's play:
schaefer, 500; Cochran, 4ss.
Average for tonight: Schaefer,
55 1914; Cochran. So S-14.
Average for both. nights: Schaefer,,
s34 14-29; Cochran, 81 2o-2s.
High run for night: schaefer,/ 81:
Cochran, 169.
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TENNIS II ! I Is. MEET IL E | /. .
OPENS PEI TODAY
AT VARSITY
Miss Grace Rayliss Of Fargo
Will Defend Title in
Girls Event.

,T~hirty-eight entries have, been
made for the second interach elastic
tennis tournament which will open
this afternoon on the university courts.
This is but one more than took part
last year, n not up TO expectations
Eight schools have entered tennis
players, Hfllsboro, Fargo. Grand
Forks, Page, LaMour, Wyndemere.
Wimbledon and Dickinson.
But two EVENTS are played, singles
for both girls and boys. Miss Grace
Bayless of Fargo, who WOW the girls
championship, will defend her title
this year, but Wright. also Of Fargo,
who was~boys' champion, is not en-
tered, according to j. w. Wilkerson,
who is in charge of the tournament.
Drawings for the first round will be
made this morning and If the weather
permits, play win begin at J. o'clock.
Six. courts are available, and If rain
does not interfere the event be
run off in short time. Fair weather
is promised for today, with more rain
again Friday.
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CLOSE RACE IN
CAMPUS LEAGUE;
Sigma Chi Team Leading
!. With Three Tied For
Third Place

~ IS .f.#HL E-EEti 'a-.4H
Four teams in the University
Campus baseball league are staging q
close race for the pennant this year.
with Sigma Chi leading at 1000 per
cent. Three teams are tied for first
place with eachNone game lost, as the
season will not close until the end OF
next week, any one of the four may
finish in the lead. The Delta Sigs.
Alpha Lamba Rho and Pr Rhq Chi are
the three close on the trial OF the, top
team.
y -Four games were played Wednes-
day. The Sigma Chi ran away from
he Kappa Psi Beta, winning 10 to 2,
while the Phi Debts won. q. hitting bee
from Bulge Hall, II to 9. Delta sigh
shut out Alpha Kappa zeta in an easy
game Z to 0 and in the second game
played by the Phi Debts they sWamped
the Synergois II to l..
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win IN Ninth.

Milwaukee,a.Mag il. - MeiNlo's
double followed by Cooney's two bag
gar in the tenth unknotted 4 tie score
and gave Milwaukee, the winning run.
IN a 9 tofsSs. Victory over Kansas City
today. IIear's homer in the third
went into the centerneld bleachers.
This was the fourth time in the history
Of Athletic Park that a. ball, has ever
been hit into this stand. score:-
Kansas city 900 lo2 D41S o--s II i
Milwaukee Ill 2lo ITO Is 18 9
Carter. Araes, Norris ana Skif and
McCafty; shaak, LAnkrel, Clarke and
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York, May International
pitching and hitting by George Muir
ray, North Carolina %collegian. enabled
the Yankees to defeat Cleveland today
g tod. Murray held the Indians score
less after relieving Shawkey and put
New York in the game with a home
run in the second with Pipp and Scott
on base. Score:
r. H. E.
Cleveland -. $40 900 .000-4 Z l
New York -. O32 O1O 00x-6 s 0
Uhle, Keefe. Edwards and Nuna-
maker. Shinault; Shawkey, Murray
and Schang.
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AMERICAN ASSN.

st. Paul, May list. Paul took
advantage Of McGraw's wildnes and
the rrors of his teammates and
scored six runs, with one hit, in the
seventh inning. defeating Minneapolis
today, 8 to 6. The last 1--WE innings
were played in a drixzle. Score:
r. II. e.
Minneapolis -. 900 0o3 21o-6 0 8
st. Paul $500, 900 900 Co.'s S 2
McGraw, Smallwood. c. williams,
Shaw and Mayer: Hail, Rogers, Shee.
han and Gonzales, Alien.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

st. Louis, No.: May 17.-oThe locals
ran UP nine hits for seven runs off
for five more hits, defeating Brooklyn
today. IL to o. 1t was Sherdel's sixth
consecutive victory. A CIRCUIT drive
was made by Toporcher with Smith
ON and one was knocked by Smith
with Sherdel on! Horns. who pound
ed a four baser, being his sixth this
season. Score:
Brooklyn. ~. 900 900 900 Q o
st. L0uis...... 223 013 900 IL 14>S3
Grimes, Gordonier and Miller;
kSherdel and Ainsmith. 49,
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G.huck Lambert. Minneapolis res
.teived the judge'A decision over. Bill
Burns, Duluth, in the semi-Windupt
which went eight rounds. They are
welterweights. Frankie Kelly, Su-.
perfor, received the judges decision
over joe Burns. Minneapolis, in a SIX
round preliminary.
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BREAK RECORDS.

E~Ayetteville, Ark. Nay 1.-Two
cofferAnces recordsJwers broken hers
this afternoon In the southwestern
track and feld ameet when ;GAyarEt6
Baylor University WON thu $50 yard
srunSfn one minute 50 rs seconds ana
when kven OF Texas A. M. threw
discus 13eS B.lOa feet. -
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Fayet4exilie Xrk.s (ay@if Tsxaai
A.YMs retained south western sinkSrc0f-
isKlp 81 winning tie meet which cioxadI
hAfs To-Day Nth a total 81 81 points
their snearest. coMpetitofe5ot $pnlversf...
EtsSfs Notwithstanding IL.
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Today,s Game.


Yesterdays Results
Philadelphia o; Cincinnati /.
Boston s.. Chicago 6.
Brooklyn 0; st. Louis II. 2
New York-Pittsburgh. postponed,
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OF his $500 point match with Welker
Cochran. Iowa start cueist. with only
a 81 point lead as the result Of the
challenger's brilliant fash displayed
in last nights block when he made .
run OF 15S counters.
Schaefer has an advantage in the
fact that when the Anal play IL start-
ed he will have the balls In. q posi-
ton he continue his unfinished
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Cards Beaten.

Boston. May 1.-Two errors by
McManus, on grounderss by Leibold
and Menoskie and a pass to Pratt
which filled the bases, Smiths single
to left which scored two runs. a per-
feet hunt by Dugan which. filed the
bases again and q sacrifice fly to left
in; the ninth inning today, Boston
defeating st. Louis 4 to 8. Scores
s y. "R. II. e.
st. Louis ...:.. o0o>01o e2o-3 10 2
Boston. ....... 900 900 O04-4 s .
Vangilder and severeid; Ferguson,
Russell and Ruel.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Yesterdays Results
Minneapolis g.. st. Paul g..
Kansas City 8; Milwaukee 3.
Others not scheduled.
Today's Games
st. Paul at Minneapolis.
Kansas City at Milwaukee.
Columbus at Toledo.
indianapolis at Louisville.
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Schaefer Has.
Narrow Lead Against
Challenger Cochran

Chicago. May 1s.-Jake Schaefer,
champion 1872 balk line billiardist
will start tonsdht on the final block
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' "S:s 1THEz WORIDHOF SPORT sHH=HssAHI


run. The score Tor the match stands
i 1000 to- u.s. butgtf the champion
misses early In his nrst frame Coch-
q will have . good opportunity to
overcome this small lead in the inai
block. |. 3
WESTERN LEAGUE
Oklahoma City stSsTnlsa D.
Wichita o;KiSt. Joseph 81.
Des Moines 81 Denver I.
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chicago-Joie Ray, distance runner
OF the Illinois Athletic club, accepted
tie invitation Of Coach Stagg Of the
University of Chicago to meet Ray
Watson Of, Kansas City in a special
mile race in connection with the 1n-
terscholastic track meet May a..
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Tight Game

Cincinnati. May ~. Donahue
pitched air tight ball and was given
excellent support in the field, enab-
ling Cincinnati to win today's game
from Philadelphia, l to 0. Score.
:Philad elphia. 900 900 900 0 3 Il
Cincinnati. .... O10 900 COX l 3 l
Smith, Winters and Henline; Dona-
hue and Hapgrave. \
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Thirteen, Inninn,

Thirteen, Innings.
Philadelphia,SM May 17.-Ttlfie Walk
er's home run >dEive scoring Johiitton
ahead Of him broke up the pitching
duel%today between Faber and Helm
ach in the 18TH inning, and gave Phil
adelphia its fourth straight victory
3 to !, Score:
Chicago 100000 100 900 o-1 s o
Philjes 900 oo1 900 900 2-3 10 1
Faber and Schalk; Heifnach and
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AMERICAN
Yesterdays. Results

Ycsteedayss.R Results -~-1
Cleveland 4: New York 6.
Z st. louis 3; Boston - n
Chicago 1; Philadelphia 3iGs inn-<
ings).
betroit-W Washington called in first
inning, rain.
~ Today'a Games
Detroit at Washington.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at New York.
i. st. LOUIS at Boston.
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SPORT BRIEFS

sChicago-The University Of Illinois
baseball team defeated the University
Of Chicago II to g.
Chicago-The executive committee
OF the Western Golf association an
nounced that the use of steel shafted
golf clubs would be permitted In the
associations tournaments.
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DELINQUENT TAX SALES
FOR THE YEAR 1920

The following property will be sold
May 3rd, this being salesday for taxes
due in 1920:
Calvary No. 2
j. F.. Cutter, 90 acres.
b. w. Cutter, Id acres.
Is. w. DesChamps, 1876 acres.
Rufus Dow, lot.
Edward Holiday, Cd acres.
d w. r. and D. f. Jenkinson, / lot.
Estate Sophia Johnson, SO acres.
j, e. Logan, 1875 acres.
William Watson, 72 acres.
Sammy Swamp and Calvary No. 10
D. B. Andrews, lot.
w. Claud Corbett, 26 acres.
Eliza Gaymon, lot.
David Griffin, az acres.
r. II. Harvin, 120 acres.
Jake Holiday, 90 acres.
Elln Holiday, 24h acres.
j. Fl. Holiday, 62 acres.
George Martin, TT acres.
Odd Fellow Hall, 1 lot, building.
ELIAS Prince, 72 acres.
w. e. and G. D. Reynolds, lot
building.
Alice Robinson, lot.
Isaac Spann, ct al, lot.
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State Of South Carolina,
Clarendon County.
Court of Common Pleas,

State of South Carolina,
Clarendon County.
Court of Common Pleas.
Decree.
Palmetto Fire Insurance Company,
and DuRant, Floyd & Horton, Inc,
Plaintiffs,
Martin Benbow, Defendant.
Pursuant to Decree of the Court
of Common Pleas for said County and
State made in above entitled action
dated March 24th, 1929, l, J.E. Gam
BILE, Sheriff of Clarendon County will
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, in front of the Court
House door at Manning, S. c., on Mon
day, May 1st, 1922, being salesday,
within the legal hours for judicial
sales, the following described real
estate:
All that piece, parcel or tract of
land, lying, being and situate in Clar-
endon County, South Carolina, desig-
mated as Lots Nos. II and 21 on plat
of the Benbow Tract, formerly own
ed by the estate of Moses Levi, made
by b. b. Egcrton, Surveyor, dated
the day of October, 1918, and
bounded as follows, to wit: North
by lots Nos. IL, 13, Id and 1G on
said Plat; East by lands formerly of
William Colclough; South by Lots
Nos. 18 and 20 on said Plat, and West
by Lot No. "a on said Plat. Said tract
of land containing sixty-two and two
tenths (62 2-10) acres, more or less"
Purchaser to pay for papers.
J. e. GAMBLE,
Sheriff of Clarendon County
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State of South Carolina,
Clarendon County.
Court Of Common Pleas.

Court Of Common Pleas.
Decree.
John Burgess, Plaintiff,
against
Willie McFaddin, Defendant.
Pursuant to Decree of the Court
of Common Pleas for said County and
State made in above entitled action
dated March 24th, 1922, |, J. T.. Gam
bic, Sheriff Of Clarendon County will
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, in front of the Court
House door at Manning, S. c., on
Monday, April 1st, 1922, being sales
day, within the legal hours for Judi
cial sales, the following described real
estate.
"All that piece, parcel or tract of
land lying, being and situated in the
County of Clarendon, State aforesaid,
containing twenty (20) acres, more
or less, and bounded on the North by
lands of the estate of y. o. Hudson,
lands of r. S. Flemming, and lands of
Weaver Tom; East by lands of j. G..
Gibbons; South by lands of d. w.
Alderman & Sons Company, and West
by lands of the estate of Sharper
Woods"
Purchaser to pay for papers.
j. T.. GAMBLE,
Sheriff of Clarendon County
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Martha Pierson, 16 acres.
r. T. Sabb, 13 Id acres.
Gabriel Tindal, rs acres.
Sammy Swamp No. 18
DuRant King, 156 acres.
Sammy Swamp No. 81
John H. Clifton, 245 acres.
Mary Sumter, so acres.
Sammy Swamp No. 80
w. K. Hill and N. q. Andrews, 64b
acres.
w. K. Hill and Beatrice Broadway
40 acres.
w. K. Hill, Sid acres.
G. w. Hodge, 80 acres.
). G. Hodge, DC acres.
Wilson Rich, acres.
w. L. Iimmons, 43 acres.
ManniNg No. 9
building.
Harriet Benbow, lots, 2 build.
ings.
Eli Benjamin, / lot.
Allen Blackwell, 2 lots, building
Est. Caroline Boyd, 1 lot.
Henritta Bradley, l lot.
Mrs. S: q: Briggs, Asa acres.
w. G. Bull, lot.
Charlie Butler, lot.
Edward Charles, ST., lot, 2 build.
ings.
jamie Cochran, 1 lot, 1 building.
Charlie Conyers, l lot, 1 building.
West Davis, lot.
P. j. Delaine, 5 lots, 1 building.
Leah Delaine, l lot, building.
Peter N. Delaine, l lot, building.
Est. John Gill, lot, 3 buildings.
James Guess, lots, / building.
Mrs. Lula B. Harvin, 1 lot.
Elliot Hatfield, lot, / building.
Samuel Hilton, 2H acres.
Gus Horton, I lot.
Arthur McFaddin, lot, 1 building
Racheal McFaddin, l lot.
Arthur Pack, 1 lot.
Dinah Phimy, l lot, 1 building.
Nancy Rhodus, 2 lots, buildings.
Rosa Ruff, lot, l building.
Mrs. Maggy Seymore, 1 lot, 1 build
ing.
Albertus Singleton, 1 lot.
Rose Stukes, So acres.
Est. E. G. Thames, lot.
Oscar j. Tindal, 1872 acres, 3 lots.
Sarah E. Tindal, 13 $40 acres.
B. F. Walker, lot.
Est. Dan Washington, l lot, build
ing.
A. w. Weston, lot.
James Witherspoon, Sr., lots, 1
building.
r. L. Wolfe, l lot, l building.
Mrs. Martha Windham, 1917 acres
Manning No. %
Addie Grant, 2la acres.
w. B. Jayroe, AZ acres.
The balance of the delinquent taxes
will be advertised and sold salesday
in June. I do this, as it is impossible
to make all sales in one day. Any
one wishing to pay their taxes, and
keep the property from being sold
can do so.
J. E. GAMBLE,
Sheriff of Clarendon County
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State of South Carolina,
County Of Clarendon.
Co,rf &c Cn,>>,,o,, D1n.

Decree.
Louis Levi, Plaintiff,
VS..
w. Z. Cook, Andrew w. Miles and
Martha j. Cook, Defendants.
Pursuant to Decree of the Court
OF Common Pleas for said County and
State made in above entitled action
dated March 24th, 1922, I, j. e. Gam
BILE, Sheriff of Clarendon County will
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, in front of the Court
House door at Manning, S. c., on
Monday, May 1st, 1922, being sales
day, within the legal hours for Judi
cial sales, the following described real
estate:
All that tract of land in the Coun-
ty of Clarendon, said State, contain
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The State of South Carolina,
County of Clarendon.
F~,,,,4

Court of Common Pleas.
Decree
Fred Lesesne, Plaintiff,
VS..
r. Leon Burgess in his own right and
as Administrator of the Estate Of
Andrew +. Burgess, deceased,
Joseph w. Burgess, Jennie Burgess,
James A. Burgess and Joseph p.
Yassney, Defendants.
Pursuant to Decree of the Court
of Common Pleas for said County and
State made in above entitle action
dated March 24th, 1922, I, j. T.. Gam
bic, Sheriff of Clarendon County will
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, in front of the Court
House door at Manning, S. c., on
Monday. May 1st, 1929, being sales
day, within the legal hours for Judi
cial sales, the following described real
estate:
"All that piece, parcel or lot of
land lying, being and situate in the
Town of Manning, County of Claren-
don, said State, containing three
fourths of one acre, more or less, and
bounded and hutting as follows, to
wit: North by lot Of NJ. M. Krasnoff
and lot of Mrs. Rosa Weinberg; East
by a street of said town, the name of
which is unknown; South by street
of said town known as Burgess
Avenue and West by lot of Mrs.
Rosa Weinberg.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
j. e. GAMBLE,
Sheriff Of Clarendon County.
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ing fifty-six acres, more or less,
bounded North by lands now or for
merly of II. L. Barrineau and Fl. l..
Baker; East by land of J. S. McClam: !:
South by land of Charlie M. Cook,
and West by the Public highway
known as the "Ncw Town Road"
Purchaser to pay for papers.
j. e. GAMBLE,
Sheriff of Clarendon County
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NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY

will sell to the highest bidder for
cash in front of the Court House
door in Manning on Monday, May 3rd,
1922 the following described personal
property:
One dark Jersey colored Milk Cow,
same being sold under 1920 tax ex-
ecutlon against Alfred Clark in
Township No. 3.
j. E. GAMBLE,
Sheriff of Clarendon County.