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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-08
Rowling Gosslp.


. tournament will open ut Acme Hall. BROOKLYN on
Dec. IL. '' "
The Gotham wheelmen contemplate resIgninR from
the Wheelmenp Bowling League.
The Tempeton and Bright Star Clubs of BROOKLYN
ing. WV"
The game scheduled in section No. OF the Anne
Amateur Union. between the New York Athletic Climb
next Friday.
All the games in the wheemen's League series
scheduled to be played the Linden alleys durin his
month have been postponed to January. owing 10 re-
pairs that are going oil on the alleys
1t is seldom that bowler rolls ten spares in one
game. On Friday night two games bowied In this
city in which one OF the competitors made the
number OF spares Tley Sieikcu OF the Ivanhoes
and Wnlfers OF the Fifth Wards
The American Amateur Union held eetinR on Sat.
nrday night. The committee appointed to secure alleys
iot the nna tournament reported progress Their
Ortents OF New York Constitutions OF BrookIyn and
lroqucis OF Newark were admitted to membership.
In the game between the Washington and Americus
clubs of the American National Tournament played
last Wednesday,, the scorers disagreed The game was
awarded 10 the Amcrcus Club by the umpire The
Washington Club sent In protest. since then with.
drew IT, us the Washington scorers book found to
be inaccurate
Two tournaments having been held at Long Island
City this fail Is now propoced to hold another one
be known as the Queens county bowling tournament,
to decide the championship OF Long Island Playing
will start Immediately aiterthe coming HOLIDAYS and
avenue Long Island city There will be team and in.
diytduRl
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RULES FOR GOOD HEALTH.

Eat plain food
Be regular in your habits.
Wear woollen clothing the year round.
Do not work Immediately after eating.
Keep the feet omfortable and we'll protected.
Exercise in the open air when the weather
permits.
II possible. go to bed at the same hour every
night.
In malarious districts do your walking In the
middle Of the day.
Keep your blood warm and circulating. You
can do this hest by exercise and pure stimu-
liant. Do not indulge in stimulants, although
IL is desirable to do so. unless you know they
nre pure und medicinal.
Bear In mind tho UNREASONABLE fact that
there is no stimulant SO good ms whiskcy. aud
only one good medicinal whiskey. namely.
Duffys Pure Malt No matter what your drug
gist or grocer may any. bear in mind tho above
great truths. and you will be healthier. 1.-Two
longer. md fool happier
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The Rrxse.t Ba.eban Grounds Com.

Recreation Park. the biggest baseball grounds In the
country. is doomed The fence has already been torn
down. and In short time streets viii be cut through
and factories erected Many exciting games have been
played at these grounds during the past seven years
There has been but few sundays during that time wei,
favorable weather prevailed that less than twe nty
games have been played. There was seven diamonds.
The grounds were OPENED for the nrst time in June.
the ball tossers have had but little trouble Manager
Ryan said yeAterda that he has piece Of property in
view nearer to Thirty fourth Street Ferry. This
ground IL secured VIII even surpass tho old gfound
Mr. Ryan says that there Is room for twenty diamonds
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HRnlon Beaten by McLean-A Charge OF
llippOdrOnlnc.

SAN Francisco. Dec. THE boa, race betwcc IN Han
lon and Mclean Tor $500 side took place in Oakland
Creek yesterday afternoon. The boats outraged
.k,hs. Hanlon gave Mclean 100 yards start. The
stroke not over thirty 10 tie minute. Dut Han.
Ion gained rapidly. Rndl at the turn Mclean was
only Two lengths Ahead but after rounding the stake
uanon stopped pulling apparently TO wipe the perspi
ration from his brow and allow cd Mclean to gain so,o
eighty yards. The pull home was procssIon. Mclean
The large crowd present hooted the rowers claiming
the an obyiuuAfake.
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Polo League TO he Organized.

Several years ago. when the roller skating fever was
its height of the most interesting attractions at
the various Kinks WAS the game of pole played OH
roller skates The game became very popular and at.
fractcd good crowd but gradually attraction
az the skating craze died away. This season there
will be an attempt TO revive the game and teams have
been formed IN Newark Jersey City Harlem Brootyn.
and this city. and arrangements arc being made 10
complete circuit for the formation OF league when
u schedule Will DC made up and the various clubs
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tn. Winners At Chicago.

CHICAGO. Dec. 7-To-day's racer at earhad Park re-
suited as follows:
sss, Isc Eqf:Gs w0n Pat c0ne
NJ, won J'0
Third Race-siK fnriongs. Ruby Payne won. Sunny
1roeck second. Alkaline third Time. I "a.
second, Lnguist third. Time. ] :S6.
Fifth Race-Six furlongs. Winslow won. Mary Mac
sscond. King Richard third. Time l:21{.
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AuAobon Yacht Clab.

The Audubon Yacht Club of Washington Heights met
in sauls Hotel. 1921 street and Amsterdam avenue.
Sunday afternoon and elected tho following officers for
the year: Commodore. s. }. Radford vice-commodors
Frederick Dickens: Financial Secretary. Howard
Crompton Treasurer. n b. saul; Corresponding secIe
tary. II. Bote: Fleet surgeon. j. J. Quigiey; ". D.:
for short time only but already has member.
ship Of 49, with little clubhouse 1854 street
and Hudson River
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TO stop the Theft. o, Bicycles.

bryclis's' protective association was formed In
this city last evening lr frequent ihrts OF bicycles
have Nr"ns"i Tile haTInus wlouirn AID nhnuia ,urers
to the need VI organizing association 10 put u
stop to THIS practice amt protect the wherlnrn. To
ths purpose iheie Mas large Hstherinx ut
home ats West fliIy,ioa,lh street! last evening" TO
ton. onieer. were elected They are; President. y
loneks Vice President, O. A. Hewcounbe Secretary. "
l. Warner; Treasurer, A. L. Banker.
committee was appointed 10 draft bylaws The
outline OF work 70 be pursued.
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Baseball Notes,

Manager Powers announces that James II. oRourke
Club.
rIrIssrneu; Dec, IA. G. BucIenberser OF Wheeling.
place of ". II. McGunnigle released
l. J. L-Msrhee. 500; Bicrbauer e3!: rfener. 900.
Pfefer accepted SaJ chances out Of D5l McPhee 1884
ont Of sod, and BIerbauer CTS out ~ 723.
CIxcrSN.r. Dee. Tho Cincinnati Club at its annual
meeting this afternoon reelec John Brush Pres
dent. Col j. ID Ellison chosen Vice President and
the offices vi Secretary aud Treasurer combined
Ashley Lloyd bcing chosen. Henry a. MeHder and C. NJ
Van lialnu continue In the Board of Directors.
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xoxrAarrrs VIM AxD EosE

nesses ~ The e,ssss,es, Bot che orss
Prove No Match Dor che Droeklyn AsHs
while new pins have tendency 10 bother eowiera ~
mates no difference with the -erasks" who roll IN sne
Ameffcan National Tournament ne prospects o. WV
messing an Interesting ssf1es between the ronpsfei
,s,asis ana Orchard tssrns attracted many iovcfs q
ire game 10 ne oesmsnis Assembly Room Alleys LAST
niehs no scores:
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HONORS DIVIDED IN THEMUD.



r"r n1rr . FOE or 1o SW1r sso zSDo'
-
Fred :. r...s An che w.y-eyS. D:,: s.
the ss'rs-w.s che a.rs 1.a Hate
burg yesterday. and o gale that swepk over
the track chilled the sporting blood OF the
visitors s,toss ,,, =, 81, o,.,o,o,oo ,o,... WA,
parse. sDsndolne a. to !. ,v was the long
81" to, !. . ,,,,,,,,., ,u,,,.,. 49,, 81. ...,,,,
from the post Of all tho horses In the third
tne 'sone mn n aSr
..ian e., ,,ni,o srnsh hnoi.s ho,a,,sc uorstio
sisun ~ i'aNe ,'ssm ooYAs, yeo az ssst
Settlns. fsilod to appear Information came
that the marc had been run into by wagon wager
~i nue. On tM resd ' Tbs uvs he ,nvest
hsSs sSTassS fs,s hs asSiss
the horse ran second to Tonno In ting fourth
race. at mile Tor the S3uO pnrse. me pair
iinIsh, and Winning by an open lsngth. lonely
PHI iio K. second choice s ip the first race
came WITH ISsS % the outside 1sI i az nRis5
winning by thrce lcnEtnS from En0ih, Ciuy.
more tho favorite. losing second place BY u
nose.
hackers OF favoritcs. Spcndolina. Mt g. to i.
Ss SSsa. DSaS|s s;S sss' sa%s .Slsd Tapped s.
LTa II sS oes1 n'nn Ht 5hG in the
third showed his ; M d SId al ths
F4ass Sda s ssDrs s4s as ' assS
permitted Eclipse to run Slonr q the sbiashtHg
inuu w 70 H,o iast a, IVA ~ n v.nnt nSnS
uauSnter " a.SWonS oounm Inv Eo,t,Sa SnsttnS
LILLIAN two lengths for second place.
PI rnca , ohef fSa odds enWthened 10 to
agninst at tho nnisn. nnd SParnhe Wns peneen
from the iirst qunrtor py VncS Agun. u 20
for snc0G5 n,nca' sSpmmnsfes: NV"
n,,. r,r.r WIS
1hs FAnsi hAon.
y sanders 81 81, niiits l.. by asnssrpy@Bonns
RwysTs 81 GnG!H s; 2 SS ssl,sikSs'T III ps,nx;
and n vsn D Sgss a:s Martha
R,,,,no-ap,r,. LII. 2hT., I: Eno,s. az 10 1:
Ciayinote. atol. Mutun,s psid ~ SOLO. s<.2b.
THE SECOND NAcE
Purse $&0O, for twoycar-Ulds; seiling hve anu
ns s. Iston s., sr.pso,,n. nv sn.na,br,,,
Lady Caroline iO6 d. BsrgenJ ....,................
Glen island stable hr e McKeevsr 95 tBnks)....a
Hnt ss s "a; r.n ra Lady
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=, The following is the score Of the leaders in


Articles have been signed by the City Chess Club and
the Brooklyn Chess Club to play team match. twelve
players side. The first round be played in Brook
Ign on Jan. III. DR. o. ,. Jentz referee The second
Charles A. Gberg referee. The visiting team to have
first each occasion.
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The Football Men D,d Not Meet.

W. B. Wright, the President OF the Yale Football ~
ISOLATION did not como to New York yesterday to
fer with Sam Cornell tho question OF Thanksgiving
Day receipts lie sent atelegram saying no could not
weakened Yaies position NJ Cornell said Yesterday
rcse,ltng tickets the college men must have been
equally guilty they had two watchers at each box
The college men appear TO have weakened
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The Young X,nsclrs'lan Assnr istion game between
thr NnnEC M.n'- In.li,ug AMI Madison Hy'hnr
n.ns,, ,",.S.l ~ "a, id,g ,.,rl. ia9fs'sr ns
fonns Mems In,litnic-branIi. IFS; kungyI, iin;
ki.d. ilt; BaIshrelL, les. MA.Thoh lso. Monisx.l.
Hsss, III. fcssi i.sss 's'A Ao'' ''"-a'' i's'
All sssss s! Sssss III Iii .i s Hi s
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FRAMES.

Cosmopoln eS 1874 49, $40 ;sf3 $50 5lS BIS o3T iGi
Rrmpires-w =. sieilen and o. Zorn. Sccrer-lI. O.
Norman and ". y. Mckennn.
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liz az s sSc &c ss3 III
oAi i::11.s''-s.'.''a Island A. c" 1885, Jersey City A
,.tmpIres-w. n. Rose and VIM. Rickerict. Scorers
WI. Tichsnor aud Vim. stanett.
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.Ar.0n Ncn Play SEat.

Tile second round az The three nights skat torna.
ment Of the German society Alton played last
evening. when OF tho thirtyhve competitors thirty
two sat down 10 play. Appended is the full OF
the nrst round;
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PETER 1ArnAsr II nxRE


chow Us what ne Caa No.
BOSTON,. Dec 7.-Peter Latham. the worlds
champion racket PLAYER. arrived By the Pa
yonia this mornihg. Tom rettitt and several
members OF the Boston Athletic Association
spent Sunday cruising on Boston light on the
health boat. a. the Pavonia was expected In
yesterday afternoon. Rough weather was the
cause Of tho vessels long voyage.
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IkrIEA A. {

The Xavier A. G. and Cosmopolitan teams rolled a
and exciting game the iattcrs alleys night
In section Of the American Amateur Union, the
Xaviers winning by one pin. The scores:
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IA o H..o,. ,7s. = H..oy. ,as. ssumps In. re..l
me fslms Club and Ney Jersey Athletic Club teams
met on the Alleys Of the former last evening and de-
e,asa schedule Csms q the Amateur Bowling Asso-

the were rolled in
FIRST CANE
,s n sGSs IL. ser 1ss Ys 4os.
Msl iss ES.ss ,S IT, FOL Tsss ,s sS h0rnse't 1915
i!s Heins iss: Normsn ais Tsss sS ss: e0rrsan
,dc osss 49, as ~ lois na''Ans
flnknIsht-.NayAtisr. 100, NIcoll, 100; Hutchinr.
"a; EfSnsrea 49,; IsssnnsIi isS Total s7e,
beck, l1s; Edwards. iSs Total. Isl. ''' -''' NUT"
m bss Sssn Up ssT sss s .sss
Hal. Brooklyn. on saturday evening. Tho scores:
FIRST CANE.
sssS iss HS,s. 1921 49, Meyer 1877
vs,sp IVA naS. 49, Waller 1885,
sxcoSp CANE.
si ,ts 45s. iai; Williams
wss iss Foos 5SH ie4 Waller 49,
wi!ii.@s 49,: Hsr.S 1ss total s.i. gabriel 1905
B:isS ~: 1SsIis ia iosa 81 1885, Meyer I'LL
:ases s' sss % ,S se sss and
Hour teams The latter won By six pns Tho scores
nRsY GAM.
. hSsHrIissI a 1885 grady: 1881 schyinse. 1870:
soisasI III oS Toss III Meyer 1'l; oramsr l7s;
FEa's III o Ssss. II, III.
SECOND CANE.
,Hollhaeker-sna III; Bullvinkls 151; Jensen, 1Ie;
isS: saha%snn i ss. Tc.s sHssm' ls'' sod'n''s'n
ssseen Isl iso 3osa D''' '4a; ssS'0n 1S'
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Rosedaie zee AZ 147 $40 3c4 400 4s4 700 go 700 a1S
krakehlia. las 1856 3l5 1856 ASH 521 5e3 G53 723
ymp,re-H zochyo. scoress-J. II. Meineen and +.
Bishop. -
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Football Notes.

The football team from the steamship City OF Paris
gave the Caledonia pretty lively tusste sytn
day at weeha VIXEN and 1t was only by sharp playing
that the Ca!edonans won BY score Of 8 too.
lively game OF football was played at CiaremoAt
Park Sunday last between the ollorwen Juniors Of
Harlem and the Rivals Of Morrtsania. Although the
Rivals had the heavier the Harlem boys played
very siin game. Neither side scored.
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WHITE (nAxYtxy)-13 riEcss.

Kemsny Biack) played. RI 1t. and In reply to a.
Kx announced mate in six moves viz. ~. Rx =
ch; rs K.R q. RIP Oh: "a. II. OR 0 Oh; 20: Il
II g. Q-kt CHI; 2o. B-Kt G. b ch; "a. k-R So
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fisssulc. 55 ia asi ss7 U.s. 40 SO Oil Sst ftS
Umpire--H xachgo Scorers--J. II. stsinkamr and
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There some exciting games rolled 10 the Brook
lyn National tournament At the Elephant Club house
alleys last evening. The scores:
fRAxEs.


<. c. W.. IS lis is5 1853 8iO 800 433 SIS SIS d37
umpire-c. L. Smith. scorers-R. Bannister and 4.
Furry.
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srcONp gAxi

g. ssss Sdbss sss s g! 7Ss sss
AyersEes-statsn Island A. g.. l63: Jersey City 4
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I'd CANE.
wAvERLy.


The opening gAes this week In the Athlstic Bowling
League sertes were decided last evening between
staten Island and Jersey City Athletic Club teams ct
The lntters alleys. The results follow;
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rnAxEs.
Glendale % lii 900 pea al 5?o 0o9 esS 1Se 2Sa
Orchard 10 III 2?1 cUo 35t l0v 6lb oeA o1A 1Sz
umpire-J. r. Baker. Scorcrs-B. Simon and j. II.
Schwacke.
The games last evening In the Academy tournament
proved Of more interesting kind than on previous
Nights. The Pleasures were easily beaten In DOM
games. The scores:
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rinsr CANE.

The following are the made by the members OF
Our Bowling Club In their regular weekly handicnr
games BOWED their alleys In the tennis court 2lI
West Forty FIRST street, last night
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IotdB......1I Ig-U Io3T TorhB.. 70 II 6oI
FRAMES
Pleasure 81 It's 24S $50 Ala $50 542 600 G93 $50
Roselalc III 213 $50 AT $50 $50 71s 100 SSl
umpire-M zachgs scorers-J. II. Meinkea and J.
Xrsrage-pleasure. ISL As: Rosedale. 1701.5.
THIRD GAME
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Kcw...sA 1ae 7o5 2e1 354 43e 61o sos o7s I'll
Umpire-C. L. Smith. scorcrs-D Brister and C. Nau.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-05-13

1 hereby certify that the foregoing
is true and correct statement Of dis
bursements Of ordinary county and
school taxes made by the treasurer
of Clarendon County, on orders Of
County Commissioners and School
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Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN efectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE, xy. NEW YORK, MY
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DISBURSEMENTS FROM FINES AID LICENSE

FRUM FINES ARD L!GtESES.
1 Wilson 6 Spann, insur-
ance on jail, $ $500
2 D. NJ Bradham, agent, re-
pairs on court house
fence, ................. 1854
3 Wilson & Spann, insurance
on court house, ........ Sl.0G
60 Bank of Manning, past in
debtedness. ss..... 13745
81 J. NJ. Sprott, damages to
mule PASS
Amount carried forward. $305.97
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Clarendon out Of Debt.

Clarendon county is now virtually out OF
debt, and we hope and believe that the
small balance yet due will be paid in full
before the next session of the Legislature.
We have had a ''back Indebtedness the
past twenty-five years. and it Will indeed
be refreshing the next year 10 know that we
shall have only the current exp anses to pay.
The tax levy this year is lower t:an 1t has
been since the war, and there is 10 reason
whatever why it should not bc still less Ior
next year.
This is the kind of reform we like to
wri.e about, and the kind the people prefer
to hear of. How was it brought abou;
Simply by economical administration. lie
hanor hes with the representatives IN the
Legislature, the county commissioners, and
the auditor. TO those, however, who have
been watching closely the administration OF
county affairs, It Eas appeared consplc-
ucusly evident !lat Auditor Bradhaln has
been indefatigab,e in his efforts to get the
property of the county raised 70 its approx
imately true valuation, to get the taxes redue-
ed, and to get the county out OF debt. lie
has been auditor four years, and to hun be-
longs the chief honor for the present state
of afTairc
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Home BurneG--No insurance!

How often do We hear the above ex-
preston. How often IS family thrown ont
out of a home and upon the charities OF the
public, simply through neglect to insure
the.building.
Is your house insured against loss by
hre2 It costs very little, ordinarily for
family residences it costs only one dollar
for each hundred dollars of property in
sured, and can any one afford to carry his
own risk, when he can insure at so small a
cost? A $500 fire policy on your house
will usually cost only S5. S. A. Nettles IS
now representing some of the best and most
liberal Ere insurance companies in the
country, and viii take pleasure in placing
policies for the people OF this county.
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STRANGE BUT TRUE.
Col. 1. ". Ayery's Remarkable Statement.

This gentleman was treated for years by
eminent specialists, and the Brown-Sequard
remedy was tried. He states he had spent
upwards of seven thousand dollars with the
most eminent physicians, and otherwise,
but without the least benefit He bade his
old comrades in arms an afectionate fare
well more than a year ago, and yet, here is
what he writes under fresh date. Could
anything be more wonderful?
GEST1EMES:-I WAS in very bad fix.
was bedridden k!dneys disordered, dl-
gestion torpid. arm helpless with rheuma-
tiSm and blood poison (the effect of a wound
received during the wary and full OF that
odious disease catarrh. The doctors said L
would moi live and quit giving me medicine
rs il did no good. l haye since used moth
ing but Germetper. My Kidneys arc we'll,
my digestion good, my palsied arm IS well,
NY caiarrh removed, and my genera! health
is excellent. l. W. ANERA.
Colonel Avery was for several years editor
of the Atlanta Constitution, and his vigor-
Gus and versatile editorials gave that sheet
vi:acity which won for him an enduring
reputation as irst-c,asss journalist. For
many years he was Ex-Governor and Sena-
tor Colqpitts secretary, later, had charge of
the .. S. treasury department. and IS to-day
a proud, living monument to the virtues of
that great healing and life-giving elixir Dr.
Kings Royal Germetuer.
Do not class it with other proprietary
remedies. 1t is so far beyond all them in
it's beautiful proportions and accurate analy-
sis ofall that constitutes real germ destroyer
and health giving compound, that al! other
so-called remedies for the diseases which 1t
will cure must take a back seat to give the
highway to this great and wonderful rene
dy for human health and happiness.
Price 100 per bottle. For sale by all
druggists and by Dr.. Kings Royal Germe-
tuer Co., Ii n. Broad St, Atlanta, Ga.
For sale in Manning byJ G. Dinkins u
Co.; in Foreston by Dr.. L. ". Nettles.
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Amount brought forward $305.97
S. A. NettleS, past indebt-
edneSS. 6.43
81 W. II. H. Hobbs, bridge
repairs s............-..... 300
Sc S. G.. G.. Richardson, trial
justices salary. y......... 1906
G3 J. II. Lesesne, constables'
salary G.OO
SO P. G. Benbow, postage and
lunacy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SUI
Ct S. G. G.. Richardson, luna
cy and postage for
school commissioner. 32.45
69 j. H. Ridgill, administra-
tor, coroner's fees. 49,. 4O.56
81 J. G. Dinkins, medical at
tention to poor. ........ 1919
66 J. F. Rhame, attorney,
stenography ........... 1880
TOTAL, 1900. $470.1G
Grand total disbursements
for ordinary county
purposes, ............. 0,9O3.eo
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-05-13
Petit jury.

Following are the names Of the petit in,
drawn May 18th, for the spring term
court, to convene in Manning, June l
His Honor. j. F. Izlar, presiding judge:
Daniel Minis, Sandy Grove.
E. B. Fielder, Panola.
3 E. P. johnson, New Zion.
jos. E. Tobias, Wilson's.
W. c. King, St. Paurs.
j. C. Boswell, Foreston.
J. 5. Evans, Mouzons.
John W. Ridgill, Manning.
J. J. Lowder, Foreston.
J. Il. Hudnal, Manning.
Ed. Bronson, Jordan
W. F. Turner, Summerton.
Thos. Gentry, Summerton.
G. NJ. Davis, Davis,
J. @. Mathis, Pamela.
81 5. Shepherd, Manning,
J. z Richtourg, Foreston,
W. 0. Dority, Foreston,
w. 2. Butler, Summerton.
j. E. Haley, Manning.
NJ. A. Ben, Davis.
&. a. Ridgill, Manning.
S. L. Stidbam, Sardinia.
". q. Thigpen, Sandy Grove.
J. +. Boschett, st. Paul.
s T. JAS Davis, Manning.
C. Z. Emanuel, Manning.
J. G. Plowden, Manning.
T. n. Lowder, Jordan
A. c. Briggs, Silver.
Paul ". Hodge, Pinewood.
j. C. Barrett, Manning.
j. e. Lee, Manning.
III. S. Cantsv, Summerton.
j. ". Ragin, Sumlaeston.
John ". Hobbs, New Zion.