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Sympathy Versus Tlattery.

When the heart is breaking from
an old love, there is apt to be a creyice
through which a new attachment en-
tiers and wholly heals the fracture.
Women are prone to be sentimental
and sympathetic. a man they might
not ordinarily admire OF esteem may
arouse their profound interest by ap-
pearing to be wretched. Then their
pity is in danger Of becoming passion.
Il am so unhappy" from a mans 5
lips, has perhaps infamed as many
feminine hearts as themost ardent /
love you" Many persons think they
need sympathy when all they want
is fattery.-Junius Henri Browne in
Century.
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THE PAlAlS ROYAL.
Founded by Il Cardinal, Inhabited by Kings
and Revolutionary Hotbed.


A building typical of Paris IS the
Palais Royal. This series Of build
ings, with its theaters, restaurants,
shops, galleries and gardens, is quite
an epitome Of Paris. Founded by a
cardinal, inhabited by kings and oc-
cupied by republicans, it has in It's
time played many parts.
The Palais Royal was destined to
be the birthplace Of more than orc
revolution. Itwas here that the great
movement Of 1889 and the minor one
Of July, 1880, began. The revolution
of July seems, in the first instance,
to have been intended simply us q
protest, an act Of resistance against
arbitrary measures, and III particular
against the muzzling of the press to
such an extent as to render 1t im"o*.
sible under modern conditions topub-
lish a newspaper.
The celebrated ordonnances had
the immediate effect of throwing
multitude of journeyman printers
out of work, and it was by these D:en
that in one part Of the city the lnsuf,
rection was commenced. With them
the question was not a political one
in theory alone. It was question
whether they should get the hateful
ordonnances repealed or remain with
out work-that is to say, starve.
July &c passed off very calmly in
Paris as a whole. At the Palals
Royal, however, some young men
were seen mounting chairs, as for
merly Camille Desmoulins had done.
They read The Moniteur aloud,
says a witness of the scene, zap
pealed to the people against the in
fraction Of the charter and endeav-
ored by violent gesticulation and in
fammatory harangues to excite III
their hearers and Themselves an ap-
petite for agitation. The most ac-
tive section Of the bourgeoise went
to work on the 9th, and nothing was
left undone to stir up the people.
Three papers had submitted to the
ordonnances from conviction or from
party spirit. but The Globe, The Ma
tional and The Temps, which defiant
ly continued to appear, were profuse,
ly circulated.
The police order Of cae preceding
day forbidding their publication only
served to stimulate curiosity Copies
were disposed of by hundreds in the
cafes, the reaG,ng rooms and the res
taurants. Journalists hurried from
manufactory to manufactory ant
from shop to shop to read the articles
aloud and comment upon them. In
dividuals in the dress and with the
manners and appearance Of men OF
fashion were seen mounting on stone
posts and holding forth as professors
of insurrection, while students pa
raded the streets armed with caGes,
waving their hats and crying, 'Five
la Charte.!'- and New Paris
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Miss CARRIE LEGG.
Miss IDA RODGERS.
No Fun About BuckinG Bronchos.

No Fun About Bucking Bronchos.
"Many people have an idea that to
ride a bucking bronchois the cowboys
delight, but they're badly mistaken.
There's no fun in it. When a thor
oughbred rears and prances there's
no jar in it, and I rather like to have
one do it if I am riding. But when a
broncho bucks and jumps into the air
and comesdown stiff legged, with his
feet planted together, that Jars ev-
cry bone in the riders body, especial
" his backbone, and is apt to make
him feel pretty sick in short order.
MY first experience with a buck
ing broncho cured me of the idea that
there was fun it. had read that the
cowboy always locks his spurs under
the broncho's belly at such times, and
so I did the same. Well, the spurs
went through the horsehair cinch,
and the broncho kept buc'Sing so long
as they staid there. I couldn't get
them out till two men came to help
me.
The proper thing to do when a
broncho bucks is to keep your spurs
away from him, balance yourself for
ward or backward in the saddle, ac-
cording to the way he jumps, and
grip him well between your knees
You have tc let him buck till he gets
tired Of it or finds he can't get you
of. San Francisco Bulletin.
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SANTEE REFORMER COR
RECTED,

Editor Manning Times: My at
tention has been called to IN article
appearing in the Times, of the sd
instant, under the head lines "A
Strong Ticket Suggested, and
over the signature Of '.Santce Re-
former" :"
l duly appreciate the honor OF
being mentioned in said article as a
suitable person for election as 4
delegate the Constitutional conven-
ton; it is proper, however, under
the circumstances, for me to rectlty
few little errors which the writer
of the article, has, doubtless. un-
consciously made.
l am NOT in favor of any en-
largement Of the exemptions now
covered by the homestead law OF
this State, but am, as expressed
myself publicly to that effect in
1886, heartily in favor OF leaving
the homestead provision alone, ana
letting the law concerning it. re-
main as it now stands There a.e
abundant reasons to support this
view of the subject.
| am not entitled to the credit
given me by the writer of said ar
ticle, Of standing by the County
Chairman during the day Of cleo
ton in 1890, as he never asked me
to remain at the polls, nor did he
ask my assistance during the day,
except, perhaps, to ask my opinion
once or twice concerning election
matters. Please publish the fore
going. joseph +. RHAME.
Manning, S. c., July s, 1895.
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IiSInnS Thai liwlt.


30 aggressive IS 'he l.i;~A''0' q Iilele
nsn from sun 'Ea' -''-e cn'e!'''ta, !.'l
me- Il ','"l''9 i'''7 i'ol0''t' q H',:!o1',''
l''sSti'i'' ""t A9' . VI -, e S,I-.''o , oao
one 70 Wy 'hG io''S'': 80 iisiIS' ..i ~
framed - 90 ln.o"5n re ,a''I p'''Itcs NC.
ana arc Iy"Ie', ''Io-icl'Si'S 1ol Sh;t ;L;l
purpose. ''hii3 'he Aeease 70 c--hs"lg
tEcsA 70 '-;e general y'S0llc Is -''t..'ee
cV' a1u pi.Ha' " - '''-io''-i' 0'
M2ncI ."'o !l-e io' q c'i-e:s ~
Ihey are Kept II ag'.iifl''lnS o,4ll
f'l' tie purpose ;tiio lS' ''9oh tiie laI.
We o. mosquitoes ana c'ery g"s9iDie
care '&.,eA q them. ''s'ef'd SG''-S
ago :: le" oI thcN were pIesentSo 70
az i-lst,2i se-',Iei''>.l .! ltle AiHs %
'st'':.' ', ltCii 'i:o Isl - IL q 4:'iGI ~
sV5'S, "l.l s't9. ili:2 ~ ieS', lf0 1ttlt It
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a Witty Reply,

Nj. Leland tells a story Of Thacke
ray in America. There was a very
beautiful lady in Boston whom the
great novelist much admired and to
whom he presented two magnificent
bronzes. Having dined one evening
at her house, he said as they entered
the drawing room, ';Now I suppose
that, according to your American
custom, we shall all put our feet up
on the chimney piece!" Certainly,
replied his hostess, and as your legs
are so much longer than others, you
may put your feet on top of the look
ing glass" which was 10 feet from
the ground. Thacllerays remark
looks rather like one Of his sly iron
ical illusions to the e1aggerations Of
Mrs. Trollope, but Mr.. Leland tells
us that he was offended at the retort,
land showed it."-Jenness Miller
MONTHLY.
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HIS REASONS FOR OPPOSITION.

Silver, 5 c., July Q, 1895. Editor Times:
I want to ask you to urge upon yonr read-
ers the necessity of being carefn! who they
vote for to represent them IN Tie ConSt'tu-
tionsl convention. There Isl class of 'Hen
who as long as they are being favored with
office are all right. but jnst let them meet
with defeat, ana they become sore and 20
about complaining and snarlins at the very
men who hive always stood by them.
OF the men to BE- selected to represent
MS do not let MS make the mistake OF Sc
lecting one who IS still nursing the sore OF
defeat
I am told that the PAnol.. club at It's
meeting last Saturday passed u resolution
asking Il certain gentleman TO becom"
candidate, and l wondered, did the G'cm-
bers of that club evei hear that gentleman
talk since the last primary election Why,
the LittercSt anti in the county WAS not
more severe against the Reform lsad"rS
than be, and if he las not changed his
position, be is one that has always b. il,
favor of aboliShing the homestead Jaw so
that what little property Il man has can be
snatchea away by his creuitors.
l 10 not think the people Of this county
are willing to vote for il nlan who Is o.
posed to protecting our wives and children
from the greedy grasp OF the mercileSS
creditor.
Mr.. Eilitor, have always voted for this
gentleman because l regarded him a very
able man, but now prefer taking for mine
one not so able, and who will represent
me and mine l have no faith il Il man
who will cuSs ont his side because some
other fellow beats him in :; race, aud If the
gentleman invited by the Pamela club to
become candidate does become one VII
predict his ignominious defeat. His own
clnb will sit down upon him worse than
it did in the last primary.
Why should he not be defeated? H has
done nothing to show the people where he
stands except to sniffie ahout the injustice
dene him by Tillman and other trusted
leaders of the Reform movement I send
cat Il warning to our ReformerS to let such
political hacks alone. SILVER.
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Pictures of Life In Old Egypt.

Among the most interesting Of the
photographs and drawings Of the
paintings and sculptures in the rock
tombs at El Kal (or Nekheb, as it was
formerly called, are those which il
lustrate the daily life OF the ancient
Egyptians 30oo B. c. and later.
There you can see men hunting and
fishing, making wine, harvesting
corn, plowing and hoeing, cooking
and so on. Thercare representations
of funerals and nerrymakings, with
dancing girls and musicians, boating
on the Nile, and so forth. At least
one picture shows that, contrary to
the commor belief, the Egyptians
had some knowledge Of perspective.
These illustrations are now on view
at the Society OF AntiGuaries and
will be published in facsimile. Lon
don Globe
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975 THE LUCKY. NUMBER.
Walter Newell Won The Manning
Times Prize Machine.

THE MANNING TINES prize machine was
drawn for last Thursday at the Manning
Guards' picnic, and was won by Walter
Newell, colorel man living near Foreston.
The lucky number was 975, aud last Mon
day Newell came mp to Manning and re.
ceivel his prize.
The machine is handsome one. oak
flushed, with six drawers. and its rltail
price is S45 1t is a machine r:auntacturel
Gy tie New Home Sewing Machine Com
pany and guaranteed first.claSS in every
particular.
We expect to have another drawing for
Christmas aud now is good time to sub
scribe You get your moneys worth in
The MANNING T.IES alone, and il you are
rs lucky as Ne%ell was you Will get r.llu-
able prize besides.
Tie drawing last Thursday was conduct
ed in the presence of hundreds Of people
nrl was absolutely fair, rs all who wit
messed it will testify. The number was
written by Mr. J. G. Beckwith. at our re-
quest, who placed it in an envelope and
sealed it. The envelope containing the
number WAS afterwards turned over to Miss
Annie Sprott. Of Jordan, who opened 1t
and held it while her little sister Louise
drew the tickets from 4 hat. After draw.
ing large number of tickets number 973
WAS reached and Miss Annie announced
that X was the lucky number. On the re-
verse SIDE of the slip continuing the num-
ber was plainly written the name Walter
Newell, who was declared the winner, and
cur subscription list shows the winner t'
have been Il SIX months subscriber, and
therefore be got $l5 machine tor the
small sam of scvcnty-fvc cents. lis bet
ter TO be born lucky that rich
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Tho Social Iyhirl in a-iZOua,

Arizona is coming to the front in
society matters. We scarcely recov-
er from our astonishment at the
startling details of the MoQui snake
dance when the Navajo corn dance
is flung before the bewildercd public,
and as it gasps for breath the scent
of the Tucson onion social fills its
nostrils, while quickly following its
mouth is filed with Prescotts pump
kin pie party, with outside districts
yet to hear from. Courier.
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N ..AN.no Is NUnU For YOU.

Mr. Eyed N4lcr. of Irving. H.. writes
that he had 4 severe kidney trouble Tor
many yc:trS. ~ftl severe pains IN his back
:tn, also ih;.t his bladder WAS affected he
tried many s1-c;slied k!dcey cures bat witt:-
out any go,,,! resl;it About 4 year a2o he
began use %. Eiec;ric H:ttcrS and to"n' re-
iiet at 0acc. Electric b.ttcr> IS especially
adapted /. CIR III ki"ueyand Ever trout
les and often 2,tNlN almost !ESt;;i:t r"lei.
one t.i;i: VIII prov" orr S;ttciaent fr'>e
onIy SOS. fov large ho:tl... IT L. j.. Lor-
yeas drugstore.
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Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic is perfect
Malarial Liver tonic and Blood purifier.
Removes bilionSness without pursIng. As
pleasant as Lemon Syrup. It is rs large
us any dollar tonic and retails for So cents.
To get the genuine ask for Groves. Sold
on its merits No care. no pay. For sale
by Loryea. the Druggist.
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THE DEATH CLAIM
OF the Late f. d. Harvin Paid in
Full-I.iberality That Should
Be Approximations
Little Orphans
Helped.

MANNING. S. c., JUly 10, 1898.
Mr. t. H. Hyatt. General Agent tie Nut
nal Life Insurance Company, Columbia,
:. c.:
Dear Sir am to-day in receipt from
Won Of comrany's check No. 7S,SSG for
SIGGQ. IN l.ayme;lt of death claim unde!
policy No 81. .l3:i on the lie Of my late
bro!hyr, L d !ia.vin
Iaprrac;a.e TIE stand that you and the
Ccn,.":nv nave taken in the matter ANA
r.i:,k il IL lsi that ! shon!l state the t"!-
lowing fact:
On i'~3. 2l.i., .:.y brother lad Il premium
,iI... .yonr Company under his $1,000 Dno'!cv.
lon erautc.l l.i!:. al exclusion of thirty
,lny~ j.. winch % pay said premium. Dur
~. :.,.l: ::cr tie eXpirati"Is Of ta!s cNt"l :
j i,r, - made several UnSnccrSetr! tiluftS 10
:oyr,.w the money with which TO Hay tie
ny~fu;rn ON SATURDAY afternoon, Apl.
i;:h. sent you check for his premium,
winch ynu .cce;,tctl on condition that sat
is:,ytuiy Certificate Of health he furnished.
AZ he WAS boarding the train II Sumter, ne
fcIl and WAS mashed nndcr the wheels. altl
on SHnday. Apl. 7th, died, before certificate
was filed ont
Immediately notified YOU Of the c!rcnm-
stances and in rcasontime WAS advised by
vou that the claim woull be paid when
proper papers We're Furnished, which has
been done.
THIS is but another example Of the lber-
atty and tair-minGcdnesS OF the Grand Ola
Mutual. My brother made earnest efforts
to o!.;a!.. the money with which to con-
time and If he lal lived would
have carried Tie policy on. Tie Company
took tins into consideration and paid tie
cam
Thanking yoa an! the Company an" NJ.
\ e. Davis y"ur Manning AGENT t"r The
four little orphans As we'll as for myself, |
am, Yours Very truly,
W. SCOTT HAEvIS.
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The county campaign meetings besiu to-
>...y a, Coles mill in salem, The otLer
meetings viii be as follows:
Fogeston, Saturday, July l3.
Summerton. "Wednesday, July II.
PackSvil,e. Thursday. JUly IS.
Manning. Saturday, Jrly 20.
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EXECUTIVE COM
MITTEE.
RooIs DEMOCRAT. EXECUTIVE Con-, |
CLARENDON COUNTY.

RooAIs DEMOCRAT. C EXECUTIVE Com,
CLARENDON COUNTY.
Manning, 5. g., July 9th, 1885.
rac members OF the County Democratic
Executive Committee will meet in the
Court House in Manning on Monday. 18th
instant, at II o'clock Il. II. This meeting
has been called 10 attend to matters Of vital
Importance to the Democratic rarty Of
Clarendon county. and it is very importlnt
that there is i full attendance. The men-
berS G: the committee will come prepared
to hand in the names Of the managers Of
the election sclccte>; by the various clubs
whether the same WAS done on the Gtn
instant or since By order of
JAMES Z. DAVIS.
y. J. BIiDHAM, Co. Chairman.
Secretary.
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ErCKLEN's .lHNiCA SALVE.

ECChLEN'S AnNiLA SALNE.
The BEST saive - the world for cuts,
bruises. sores. ;,.trrS. s:iit .!lcr;n. fever
sores, :v:;cr. charre,! ha'::'S, chi!6s"'rS,
corns :.I..l 4! s.;.; ,.fcr:ions, and positively
cures piles or 70 2ay required. il Is 2''&:-
ant=el! 70 ;.i,r lie!s>ct satisfaction, or money
refunded t'ricr 23c. per box. For s:i" t'y
L. 7. Loryr;..
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4 Freight Car Scent.

The amateur funny man was on a
train with his wife, and she was ask
ing him q great many questions.
Just sec those freight cars, Hen
ry, she sa;l. There are dozens Of
them, and from all parts Of the coun-
try. I should think they would get
lost"
They do, dear" he replied pleas
antly
How do they ever find themI"
"Oh, that's easy enough" he re-
piled, with superior air, they sim
ply follow their tracks Detroit
Free Press.
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TO prevent pale and delicate children
from lap ing into chronic invalids later in
in life, they should take Ayers Sarsaparilla
together with plenty Of wholesome food
and outdoor exercise. What they need to
build up the system IS good rnd blood,
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IN MlTSE INSURANCE.

Call o.. the agent of the South 4 Nort;!
American I.!ov,ls. ard New York Il Chicago
Loylis and get = special po:!cy on HonI
gin house during the G!nn!aS season
Rates reasonable.
". S. MoNTEITH.
General Manager, 5. I. Division.
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The Power Of Habit.

Take habit" to pieces, and you
will see how difficult it IS to destroy
it in name or nature.
Habit, still remains.
Habit, still there.
Habit, still stays.
HABIT, not ''t'' totally gone
Rams Horn.
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TO prevent the hardening of the snhcuta-
ueous tissues OF the scalp and the oblitera-
ton Of tie hair fol!icles. which cause bald
ness, use Halls Hair Renewer.
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> @. - :

r,.,>;,.,,:.,c G,,r;s w,p H., INSPECTED
y,ha As:i ,ta:,. Ci..acyr! m<s.t Friday.
,5,,.,;,,o, ,tt,.n3.1 tlc
.ans,,;:@i, ,atc;::,, a. Coles mill 70, d:,:
Unconstitutional, c,oyan
tiao S5nr,I ros lose any ;i4l@ in a"nonnc-
inc tbar2Se!ve, Pa. yo;r carl in the
T-,1.s and be cl"c;ei.
NJ. .,.,.,,,,,,.,,
Mr. O>c&: > a. ih'':''''1 % ~
recently S!a"oS'v1 ii ~.
ssIie :.:!, .@s ,;' -; @ ,.bnnintc Master Marion
n.s 1,.S 80, 49, -.
W, o. ,oy l..,;,s
MI''r,' ,,arys.s ,,'y .. csa,S each. Horton,
-, yC,.s
~. :, .r,,,
None OF ;a@ ''oaSeEI''''t e:.'t> ;,,sl
comfy !&rf ,,:Ni S',';E,'.,. "a. 81. .hn NJ.
tAat they "l.' Se'y'' "!','''o, :, ''' os
,I'o i,,,' =, ,,,,, ~, ,,nrS l,y next MoaGli.
,:..r,,t pa. f~o,, ; cents ND q. IIor.
-. So, c,,s
IT. !'''' :
;nc Manning Gn&..Is :a:ne:: out last
S.ola~ in r;,.;Eorm and attended services
" t!,p B,,:i,t c!,r:cl. where tbei! pam
Rev. J. o. GonSI preached a's eloquent
ara al.:s. Sprmaa = ;h"m. Sc sermon
..lSewhere.
Geo.. ~. ~ r,.la.e.i prices. Hotton
Bnrgess 4 Cos.
-, "a. ,,.t, :. - oe,.;or last S...-
,r,,ay a5cnted a resolution asking Hon.
:Iosenh F. Ri.ame, Captain D. j Braaham,
Nv Isn,4s NJ SDrott and J. Wade Men,
nadr 10 become candidates tor the con>;i-
tnt;oDa, coaventio,.
= ,, a.,.nt;o,, ". have .
ElSe-ba4 c!C'S. %'eH''o'
full line o. ;'Se-'H'!'S ''1" '.'''' "
Loryea.
Thomas and Bcadham will have their
threshing machine in Manning on Monday
ana ToeSlay the 18th and 10Th inst; parties
heovina wheat and cats in small lots wiit
,,leasc bring il IL on else days rs we wl!l
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\ good appetite and refreshing sleep are
essential to health Of min aud body. and
these arc given by Hoods SalSaparilla.
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Arrived last Monday, 80 6oz. l;:'i:1S
rarze un,lervc>t< at > Cents each. Hoft":i'
Bar. - < o. s.
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THEY REPUDIATE THE STATEMENT
! d TINES Please say for us that we are
not advocating Woman'S Suffrage, as er-
neously state il the Lake City News and
the Florence Times 1t Was published
without our Sanction or authority. Respect
fully.
Miss CARRIE LEGti.
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Mr. OSca: J. Y. Thomas Of SpHrtaab'lrS
r.rn,,tly rya!ra;vt: at the Cedar Spr;n. In
S.;t,,.n for the Deaf ara Dn!uh i in Aahn-
ING visiting h;S schoo!m&t", Mh>ic: Marion
Braiha'G.
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MEDICAL CARD.
Notice 20 Creditors.

ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
n against the estate OF Elias G. DuBoSe,
deceased will present them duly attested,
and those owing said estate will make pay
mcnt to ROBERT T. McFADcIH, JG.,
Executor.
Sardinia. S. c., June 2itL, 1895.
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Tie Manning Ga4rIS wil! he Inspected
ok the All ,ta:,t G"ncr:pi mS:t Friday.
S,-a.lI .ra.a Manning attended tie
go .a,,,.,:;o1, ~, c;::c, q: Coles m!n 10 d"".
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S,.aw l...;< At -ala"esi prices. Horton.
EHrceSS 4 Coz.
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Candid. i; = ior the constitutions! coaTen-
rio, shorll roS lose any tin" II &1n""nc-
inc ;AcrnSe!ve; Pa: y";r cars N 'ae
TINES and be elected.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-07-10
IE1 UNION MUTUAL
The Union Mutual Policies
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utilized
These in
expenses dollar
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-07-10

The Jordan c,;!o as It's meeting last S'''-
nr,,ay aSonsed resolution asking Ho".
Joseph F. Rhame, Captain d. J Bradham,
Mr.. James N. Sprott and J. Wade A"':-
nedv to become candidates tor tic e"nSii-
.,.;croI c-,~vertiOi
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-07-10

L4:lies B.i: p;asf"o: } cents mp 8: H"f-
: m Err.t@=S < 60
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-07-10

t of One Of the Boys
,: only sc per plug or 23c
this is a piece of goods
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-07-10

They do, dear he replied pleas
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-07-10

ot ti>;a- hooks, al sizes,
/: u"Ir PC = dozen or l1c
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-07-10

Baseball clubs. attention, We have =
full line or haSe-bal!S AID bats. L. j..
I,oryea
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-07-10

Thomas and Br&dha,n will have their
threshing machine in Manning on AonaaE
and Tuesday the 18th and 10th inst; parties
heavinc wheat and cats in small lots VIII
please bringit il on else days as we Wall
not run after that time for small quantities
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