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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-10-14
The Death Rate.

The number of deaths for last week was
eleven, from the following causes:
Bronchitis, Il cancer, 1 cholera infantum,
/; diphtheria, q; latryngeal tuberculosis
/; phthisis, / rachitis, senility, 8; total
II.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-10-14

1t is too bad to spend half of short
life distressed with neuralgia, when a
rs cent bottle of Salvation Oil will cure
is quickly.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-10-14

Beecham's pills for consti-
patton Io@ and 25&. Get the
book at your druggists and
go by it.
Annual sales moro than e.O0o,ooo boxes
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-10-14

May berry, David !. ~
Moors, Jonathan 1877
Morse, Joseph 30
Morse, Dan IT
MI!o1fatt, Joseph 10
Pierce, George $50
Patch, BENJAMIN 2.46
Piper, Jonathan 81
Ray, David 2.S2
Reed Samual Al
Swan, William .46
Spur, Joseph 81
Spur, Jr. Josenb .96
Spur, Enoch .73
Spur, Samuel Al
Scribner, Edward (no poll tax) .t9
Scribner, John .43
Scribner, Joseph Al
Scribner, Samno, 81
SSoribner. Willoughby 20 81
Sm1th, Jonathan 20
Sawyer, John .67
T;Lhurston, Thomas Ono poll tax) 81
Ihurston, David l.S5
Ihurston, Jacob .oo
IurI o., Elisha and son henry l.ot
Turner, Thadeus "a
Turner, Simeon "a
Wight. .Josenh 1859
Wight, Jr., Joseph 30
Wight, Benjamin, .o9
Wight, Thomas ~
Wight. Nathan Al
Walker. Georpe 81
Weston, Zachary %
Weston. Thomas .82
Haskell. Katharine mo poll tax) .5S
Reed, Mary (no poll tax 80
johnson, William (no poll tax .@
Porterf1eld, John (no poll tax "a
Lot No. l. valued at 1866 Dol 40
Lot No. S. valued at $40 Dol 81
JOSEPH WIGHT,
DAVID THURSTON,
JONATHAN BRITTON,
Selectmen.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-10-14

Ilmo-S. OS, o.U1.
This race was also postponed on account
of the weather. The races will probably
be furnished next Saturday. No purses
were offered or admission charged.
Rev. E. G. Cousens preached at the
Congregational church Sunday morning
in the absence of the pastor, Rev. S. N.
Adams, who is in Syracuse, N. T., at
tending the Congregational conference.
Mr. Frank McCann left this morning
for weeks carriage drive cup country. -
The funeral services of the late Henry
Thurston Clark, took place at his late
residence on Rochester street. Rev. Asa
Dalton of St. Stephens church, Portland
read the Episcopal services and Rev. q.
G. Phelan of the Westbrook Methodist
church offered prayer and preached a
very feeling funeral sermon. Warren
Phillips lodge B. A. NJ, turned out in
body and conducted their services. The
inclemency of the weather did not prevent
a large number being present to pay their
respects to their departed friend. The
floral tributes were very beautiful.
Among them was II roses from the
family square and compass from the
Masons; pillow from Pequawket Tribe,
I. .. R. NJ; pillow from M.nnehaha
Council, D. of P; an anchor from the
station, and an Ivy wreath from ex-
Mayor Cordwell. Messrs. Kimball East
man, Isiah D. Leighton, Alfred Larrabee
and Eward Anderson acted as bearers.
Music was furnished by q male quartette,
consisting of Joseph Hezelton. Fred
Alden, George Bragdon and Frank
Cloudman.
Mr.. Frank Cloudman, chemist at S. D.
Warren & Co.'s plant begins today %
three weeks vacation He will spend q
part of his vacation in visiting the lead
ing paper mills of the country.
Miss Louise Hezelton Vinal is supply
ing the Warren church choir in the
absence of Miss Edwina Richardson.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-11
AMoREs QUE MArAN
.El art1culo conner zaba aef!


"Un duelo oonmovedor y que ha terminedo
de una manera trdgica, Sc ha verifcado aver tar
de, las cuatro, en- ell bosque de Bolonia.
"Todos los jinetes que galopan por la ma
fiana FOR los paseoa del Bosque, conocen la villa
de sir Roberto Hope y el considerable perque
que la rodea
"Eata villa, acsba de hacerse. oGlebre una
Vez mas, por la triste aventura de que ha sido
teatro.
"A conseouencia de un sltercado en- la Ope.
ra, durante la representation de "Sjgurd", entire
un ofcial joven, llegado del Tonkfn y el herede-
70 de una raza de rentistas el baron F.., se
convino un duelo espada.
"El baron F. PISA por uno de los discf.
pulos mas aventsjados de Marignac.
"Confesado por los mismoa testigos del in
fortunado teniente. que di6 pruebas de increi-
BILE animosidad, ell baron estuvo oonstaptemente
la defensiva.
"Herido ligerameDte, -dej6 d. sus testigos, q
pesar de la gravedsd del insulto gratuit~, que
le hab1a inferido su contrario, en- ibertad de
terminar Ell combate; pero tuvo que continuarlo
per exprsso deseo de su sdversario.
"Entonces fee cuando, en- un ataque impru-
dente, el deggraciado Official SO preoipit6 eobre
lr espada del baron Sc olav6 ri misnno. i
nPo0oR minutes deapaea axpiraba, dando d
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-11
j. WB1B11ornoA DE Ella CORRESPONDENCE" 8

mano a So adversario, que estaba aterrado por
aquella oatGstrofe.
81 c6lebre doctor Bertaud los tegtigos de
las dos parties, & quienes hemoa interrogado, ha-
cen justicia Ia moderation dol baron, cnya
Cortea1a = amabilidad son superiores todo elo.
gio. ->.>- :,<
mo hay, pue6, en- este, mds que una de
esss fatalidades que deben deplorarse; pero de
las ouales no SO puede acusar nadie, aino acaso
al desgraciado ofc'a al, v1ctima del encuentro.
Sus restos seran trasladados un pueblo
cito del Morvan, en- donde habitan sus ancianos
padres, profandamente deseeperados por esta
noticia." .~
Rosa no tuvo fuerzas para legar hasta Ell
fin de este artfculo. o.
Habfa legado apenas los dos tereios de
81, cuando el perf6dico SO le escape de las ma
nos extendio los brszos, tratando de sostenerse,
apOy6ndose en- los muebles, no encontr6 mas
que el vac1o, y cay6 al suelo como una masa.
su caida produjo un ruido sorde que nadie
oy6. -.
Cuando, 4 las tres, entr6 el baron en- Ia .ha.
bitaei6n de- Rosa, retrocedi6 espantado.
Estaba tendida, sin moVimiento, sobre la
alfombra. ~. ,l>.~ zz "
$ I'll pedazo de peri6ndico yacfa cerca de ella.
Los oios pei baron SO ajaroR en- 81 encahe.
4amientol ri. r>.- 7= ..=. :
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-11

ETkAT 0S ILUMINADOS. Ha lie
gado procedente della Habana y SIC. hospe
da en- ell Hotel Fc1lscSo, don jose Lopez
Diaz, que So ocupa de iluminar retratos
en- eristal por un procedinien to moderno.
Trabajos q la perfeeci6n Sc lleVaran
muestrarios q domicilio sprevio aViso de
los interesados. 10--5as
NOTaRIA.-Ia que en- Ia Villa de
Aguad cargo don Juan Arroyo Budfa ha pasado
del cenoado Salvador Amen Mas6, quien uene
alberto esado referda Villa cae del ComercO mime
ro8 de once La manana de cinco de la tar
En- un almac6n de antigiedades y
cuadros:
-Necesito una tabla muy antigua.
+ -Aquf tiene usted una del sigl XII.
La neceEito de mas remotos tienros.
-Pues entonc>s le acorsejo usted
que compre una tabla de Pitagoras.
FL CORREO Dc ULTRAMAR.-Pe -Peri6-
d1co uocoy de notici s. 2ublica Madrid los das s37
Se de caa mes uscrpci6n PueTtORco. k1c
TInestre peso 30 centavos Age
e general Puerto Rico don Bernardno san1uro
VIDAL. r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-11

VINO de LOGRONo, bodegas de Garcia
1ente ma do anaizado cntcamene 81 Laboratoro
dad Dormadad de- ss copoaente @ pacpaes d f9 deoa
Fado e. lyme 6ueno ez9no de impurezas n9ev9s Ia salU5
gRONO 10 poseen dsposo6n qucran vero. Los
nloos agentes suscrhen. SObrnO de Lu1a COmpana
osprecos cuarerOas m6dcos La docena de bote
val
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-11
PASAIl E
.soluci6n la Charada dc aver
I'M -CION s@


ALMACEN y Liberia de Olmpfo Ote-
'sImitaci6n ( una GAIA de mdaica"-ao
centavos. .-Blumentha thal.-F'Canci6n nap0-
1itana"-1 peso IS centavos- Benito-
"Amor paternal"-Serenata-5O centavOs.
-Beyer-''M Marta" Op. 36-Fantasfa fuer-
za-4O centavos.-"F -idem-idem
40 centavos.
ULTIMA HORA,- Els I'm hecho y asf
SO hac9 presente q los pueblos de Ciales,
Morovis CorGea oGa%o n ala Ai60n76o' de ito 5a
q'rGLz0S marca LA COMERIENA DE SANCHEZ
HERMANos DE CoMERIo, Sc venden en- ell
pueblo de Barros, casa de don JesCs Mu-
floz, quien atendera todos los pedidOs
que sa le hagan los precios Ia Fabrica.
Ell que desee conOcer los +precios, puede
diriji D Jestls Mdfloz en- BarrOs. 1O-4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-11
IAURAK sALoN Do BARBE-

&
URA 4 R A II - s ALON DE BARBE1-
EIAKY pEREUMERA de Pedro Urbztondo. San Erancseo-
81 So oompacey atende los parToQuianos Ldnp1ez Prom
tud Eegancia acr9dtado salon TerornaQo
adniten abonados poE rese hag
aoeites ponadas poyos toda clase de exna
Amabdad con los marchantes con el pdbhco general
PARANOMASIAS 'c~ ~ IL
=. Llueven amores a mares
s.: Al rico que parla perla, ..
z. Que tiene 10 ameno mano
< Y nunca Ia alhaja alejas
=. 70 estoy en- un silo solo
Donde nunca lag llega -
49,. De Amor, que en- quien mira mora
Y al que esta asu wanda venda..
49,. No gasto en- sus aras horas =
Llevando las hachas hechas,
-~+ No le rindo bobas babas
Nj ell alma Sc empina en- pena.
Duermo, como, vivo, bebo,
Y surcSndo vagas vegas
Por hacer mi mUsa moZa
Una dulce ri1na rema.
GerGrdo LobO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-11
G H A R AID A

Del prineero-cworta sigai
quien quiera Ia poesfa,
- que yo estoy por 10 flamenco
de la escuela de Sevilla
que us6 ell prGnG tre$ salvando
aquella horrenda desdicha
que le vali0 de Cochd
una pierna de por vida..
Este es prGmeTG dos tres!
por 10 menos hoy en- dia,
supuesto que 10 pEimero
en- este mundO, Ga la<guita,
y supuest>e qs1e el torero
en- diez amos d3 corri'!as
SAGA un par de milk ncejos
con que casa Sc retira 90.
Este, digo, 81 que es tOdO;
No el hombre que estrofas ritha,
nj ell docto var0n que busca
las verdad5s esco1didas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-11

~ DEPOSTTO GENERAL venta para Isa de Puerto
1aco; 6doEd ~ en- las buenas Botcas
ma Ca1o Lares Arecbo Adjuntas. Utuado dernas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-11

PORTE E HIIo 9eIRU-
5JANOS DENTISTAS.- San Justo<21 es-
qllina q La Fortaleza San Juan.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-12-25
A VAIL FROM FORESTON.

EDITOR The MANNING T1MEs:-Traveline
over the Central railroad recently rGa oc-
casion to stop o"er 1T q town below Man.
ming called ForcSton Tie train WAS late
and we had to get of without any lights.
EXCEPT the conductors. and laope our way
the best We could. to 4 boarding house.
Next morning while passing the depot
saw two lamps on posts. | inquired the
cause Of them not being 1t when the train
arrived, and was informed that the Atlantic
Coast Line was econon!Z!n9 il every way
they coul'l, and they supposed 1t was to
save the expense Of oil.
The place appears to be in Honrlshlng
conditlou-Seven stores. an. some OF them
would do credit TO g much larger place;
besides, 7 was Informed there would soon
be a: last half dozen more familis mov-
inu IN daring the month o; January. They
have two nice churches and q hourishing
school The people appear 10 be u live and
go-ahead set. think it is good opening
for an electric light company.
Foreston has beautiful pole to hoist the
weather signals on. can't say how often
they change the Signals. but suppose at
least bi-anauallv, not ofteaer, rs it is in ac-
cc.darce with the general management Of
the At!anti Coast LiueS economy, who only
give people freight accommodations every
ot,:er day from Charleston. 1t is like the
man wi:L the cider; he stopped the srile
HE and left the bung ont and lost his
cider Traveller.
December, 23rd, 1895.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-12-25
POLITICIANS UNEASY.

We have recently noticed in several pa
pers speculatioDs as to political transac-
tions and results for the year 1886 There
can be no doubt but that some of the State
politicians are getting uneasy and are "cast
ing about" attempting to make comolna-
tions and frame political states for anoth-
er campaign. We have recently
noticed the names Of several
gentlemen mentioned as probable
candidates for governor and United States
S nator We have also seen the names Of
a few mentioned as would be successors OF
the Hon. john L. McL.urin, IN Congress,
from thiS. the 9th District.
We have seen Mr.. McLaurin's name
| frequently mentioned in the different State
papers as n probable candidate for Cover
nor, and also for United States Senator.
While MIR. slcLanrin is our personal friend,
and while We believe that we know jnst
about as much as any one about his plans
and poitica! intentions, yet wearc free to
say that we are ignorant, so far as any ex-
preston from him IS concerned, as to his
Intentions for ext year.
He is keeping his counsel, and attending
strictly TO bis Congressional business, and
at the the proper time he vii! SLOW some
of the place hunters whether or not toe
people are willing for his retirement. We
don't know that he vii! be a cantl;d;tte fox
Congress, but should he decide to in'k ke
the race again we are sure That no man IN
the District can cve- give him an interest
| ing ruce A few extreme, bitter, p"nrile
and deceptive politicians haze attempted
to create tie impression in "ad!a!n:%ttt-
lion circles that McL3urin h:I.! Very mach
weakened his infrencc in the Pee Dee
country, on account of his fearless and
out>poken delivcraaces on certain rnhnc
questions. But wien the time comes for
A1cLaurin to so before the people on ms
record he will not only receive the highest
and strongest endorsement Of the people,
but he will forever bury III political oblivion
those few laces-huntins politicians who
are continually biting at his heels.
John L. McLsurin is stronger today IN
Marlboro county, and South Carolina than
ever at any tine in his life. He is at his
post CT duty attending to his business.
He woald not be part, to tie State House
Slate Making -Combinr. He IS Saving
wood, and is willing for the people to act.
If the people wait him to be governor,
Senator. Congressman or anything else. be
will serve then. The politicians need not
tleuble themselves about providing pace
for Johnnie; the people are considering his
case. and al the proper time his Services
will be needed and he will raspond.-Pee
| Dee Advocate.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-12-25
PYTHIAN, COLUMN
INTERESTING READING TO MEM.
BERS AND OTHERS.
WHAT ARE YOU DOING?

Have you looked for the missing ones
brother
For those who have wandered away;
Have :ou searched in the by-ways, my
brother
Where now the suspended" ones stray?
Have you plead with the wandering
brother,
AS you meet dav by day OF the street,
Have you shown him in Pythian kindness,
The far better path for his feet?
Has Lis friendship taught you when yoa
entered,
II lessons so noble anil grand,
Been praet;ccd by you in vonr contact
With all of our Pythlan band?
And does charity, brightest of virtues.
Go out through the deeds of Your life,
10 those WHO less Fortunate may be,
ca down mid earth'S tnmut and strife:
Ard bcu=rolrnce tru., docs it spirit
En-; EXPRESSION through yo:ir heart and
h:i:d,
Are THESE we:s kept Enlightened by usage,
As The w';.ves wash the pearls on tue
stand?
Have you given axamp!e and precept
Oi your 1alti, once 50 proudly expressed,
Has some soul with grief hardened weak
ness,
On yonr 3Jsom foun.l c,nfor; and rest?
Are yon helping some struggling brother
Whose burden is bearing him down,
Do YOU throw out the lifeline" my brother,
Or leave him, exhausted, to drown,
Do you "do unto others" my brother,
As you would that they'd do in return?
Are you feeding the fire OH the altar,
Or in idleness Watching it burn?
Do you give Of your substance and talent,
Do You strive with the strength at COM
mand,
Are ycu lifting" or leaning" NY brother,
Do yoa lead" or just follow" the band:
Do you answer tie stern call Of duty,
Are ycu promptits commands to obey,
Are you working or sh:rling my brother?
Yoar answer Is wancd-to-day.
w. L. S. il Knights Jewel.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-12-25

Judge Simorton has held, that to
order liquor and divide it with others
is sale and lays theparty dividing lla-
bic to Indictment As we understand 1t
in the Gonzales case, one brother Or
dered from outside OF the State, liquor;
upon its arrival, be gave another
brother a part Of the stuff: This
liquor was taken to the Columbia
club for the personal use of these
brothers; constables raided the estab-
lishment and amongo theirs they found
the Gonzales liquor and seized it.
The case was taken to the United
States court, and that tribunal re-
fused to make the State give up the
LIQUOR so seized.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-12-25
Farewell 1885.

This being the last issue of the
Times for the year 1895, the editor
desires to thank the public for their
kind patronage, and the encourage
ment given him 10 his efforts to give
the people first c;ass county news
paper. The Times is rated among
the best papers in II e State which is
gratifying to the management. We
shall in the future strive TO merit a
contiruance of tie esteem i'll which
this paper is held, and We will prom
ise to do everything in our power to
keep the paper at its present high
Standard, ard if possible improve it.
There is one thing Y e can boast OF,
and that is we have never as yet been
so unfortunate as to advertise fraud
nlant business houses. Every adver-
tiser in the Tines is reliable and On
this score Our readers have never had
any cause to complain.
We never shirk expressing our OPP
pin:urs on matters of public concern,
but at the sane siue we have done
50 With L thorough regard for the
feelings OF others, and We have never
refused the columns OF this paper to
any one wien they wanted TO discuss
subject. We will continue on in
this spirit OF fairness, and whenever
there appears anything in these
columns which does not meet the APP
pioval OF any citizen and be wishes TO
reply, our assurance is given that he
sLall have full and fair showing.
The year 1886, will be full OF
national and State politics; the whole
country from one end to the other
will be discussing the various loliti-
cal problems, Nationally the people
of this State are ailnost unit, 30
there is 20 danger OF much excite
mept on that score, but it IS no: so
with State politics, cur people are
divided into factions, although tie
bitterness heretofore existing has
somewhat subsided. Il will Uc our
pleasure to, work for the Wlplng out
of al bitterness and to teach the peo-
ple that ii is to their best interests to
lay aside fac,ional feeling; that in
selecting nea to ill the various gov
ernnleg:tal offices, merit ard quail
fcation shculd he the guides.
We will erdeavoI to draw to our
county people irom other counties,
by showing to them the advantages
OF our soil,th climate aul tie whole
soulednass OF our people. There IS no
doubt abou, it, Clarendon has as fine
lands as there are in the State. We
made as much cotton per acre as do
the high-priced lands OF Marlboro,
ard we raise tobacco superior to that
of Virginia. All that we need is a
general pulling together; start up
various small industries, raise more
bread, meet. lnolasses, less cotton and
racket, ard keep out OF debt; If this
done we Will have no cause to dread
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-12-25
TOLV'S THTSf

We off.r ore hundred dollars reward for
any case of C,tarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrll Cure.
:. J. CHENEY, SCO. Props, Toledo,
O
We the undersigned, have known F. j.
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
bin perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
ont any Obligations made hy their firm. :.
Vest 4 lrnux. Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo O.. WaIding. Kinnan u Marvin.
Wholesale Druggists Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon tie blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Price, CSC. per
bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testimon-
ial, f!cc
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-12-25
PTTHIAN HOMES.

Supreme Chancellor Richie in his
report says:
A few years ago the rule was that
a knights of Pythias lodge, in the
poverty of its youth and weakness OF
its membership, was willing to meet
in any kind of a room, and too fire
quently in the cast off rooms Of other
societies, but to-day, throughout the
entire Supreme Domain, Pythian
Castles are being erected and Pythian
money is building them-elegant
monuments to the progress, pros
perity, and prominence of the order.
Lodges are renting elegant quarters
and furnishing them in the most
sumptuous manner, making the
Castle Halls what they should be
-Pythian homes, where, once a
week, the membership gather as
members of one family, and where
the principles of our order are, with
elegant surroundings, impressed
upon those who come to share the
good fellowship which our order
brings to all.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-12-25
Executors Sales.

BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER
made by Louis Applet, Esq, Judge
of Probate for Clarendon County,
the undersigned will sell by public
auction at the late residence of DR..
S. C. C. Richardson, deceased, at
Manning, S. c., commc ncing at 10
o'clock a. m, Monday, the 9th of Jan
uarv next, and continuing until the
sales are completed, the personal
property in their charge belonging to
the Estate of DR.. S. c. G. Richardson,
deceased, consisting Of the house
hold and kitchen furniture, bed
steads. feather beds, mattresses,
blankets, quilts, &C., silverware. Of
flee desk. wardrobe. one iron safe, a
phaeton, lot Of corn, bath tubs, farm
ing implements, &c.
Persons desiring to examine with a
view to purchasing will please call
on Mr Barron ct his office
Terms of sale-cash.
WILLIAM +. B. HAYNSwonTH,
B. PRESLEY BARRON,
Qualified Executors of the last Will
and Testament of Samuel G.. G. Rich
ardson.
Manning, S. c., Dec. II, 1895.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-12-25
IN MEMORIAM.

Whereas, death has again entered
our Castle Hall, and snatched from
our midst Brother James II. Sprott.
Therefore be it Resolved that in the
death of Brother Sprott his
family have lost devoted
husband and father; the State
a patriotic citizen; Damon Lodge,
one of its most faithful members,
and our Order a loyal eXampler
Of Pvthian knighthood.
Resolved, that while we mourn our
loss we bow with humble submission
to the will of an all-wise Providence,
Resolved, that the lodge extend its
heartfelt sympathy to the family OF
our Brother; that these resolutions
be inscribed upon our minute book;
a COPY sent to the family of the de-
ceased. and the same be published in
the Manning Times.
W. G. DAVIS,
r. B. LoRYEA,
c.. J. EPPS,
Committee.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-12-25

the future.
In expressing our viewson any sub
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