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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-03
BREWERS WON IN A GALL0P.
king PITCHED WE'LL nur rirLDED
NEItY POORLY.
Rettncr WAS u stumbling niork 4"
the Riu.-. who could Not Lorntc
Ills tur,rs-UrtruIt forfeited
to Indianapolis.

puiv Killing will never make n sucressful
..,,'s ',Ii a.. is,rrs .hnt something
p''yn'V NV" u" - Ne, ,,n,i,. Ga
NOR" is necessary '""" 80 ID
stand on the rubber ana tAto" Inv u''''
Killing Yesterday had great sp'"l ana nj
n,ns, ,,,f.,,, control Of tho ball and had
,'''o' ~, A. Mn, ans, bind ~ sim.
he given MS HAr ll''Hl'E ~ N'''
port IN the h'ldInE or ms pu'll'" 81.
would have beaten the brewers easily, Tor
,b,, ltd ,r,,. Iitti. With him In the way
W. W. 80 ,,'..t,,'..t ~ ,,,y POOL
oi tca! genuine "'il,h- "'N ''.' -. t,,
clean drives th'y ala get We're "lH'os' 'li
var!ably after chances had been given 10
,,,,. m. sDl,.
g., Ia. , ,..,,. b,l rNhlh,-
MINE ''i itHl"'' '"'' 80 ..,,,..
ton OF tclilnE In his roslllon g'sl'I'''N'
Tho Brewers began to luut tho ball down
a, ,,,, gr5 hs seemed to be In a trance.
o., . ,, a.. h,,,, 60 bo recorded
allowing uuh' ut'er puu' w ,'nt.,, a.,
az hits against nm olth'r nS l"4i"s W
handle thc ball himself or by inilinS 10
cr-vcr n-st bgse on those which Klusmnn
coUlH nNNs "a"i'ri' ~" "'',! ,..,b
score shows tAhi hna hIhs h''N,' Wv"
rApidity and good Judgment IN" fI'W'iF
ce,,id rot have grarrI IN the tlrst. third or
49, t,,,,,,1g i,, ybIrh ,h.v scored seven
nv" '''''"t5 ." -, - ,r,,,a,i.
rnns ann th!- WOMB h"N' '''.' " - -
dous difference In tn game, lpF NnS runs
they got after that w"f" throuEn Tue IN.
difference OF the Blues, who realized thdt
fh.y Wsr" beetou dul did not work nara
as they wouly have done u there h1i p'sh
chance Tor them. Killing was h9t me
only m-mher Of the blucs guilty "t gats ,,,,i
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-03
Trot,ing Meeting ut Detroit.

Detroit, Mich. July 2-strictly good
weather drew ont another large crowd at
Highland park races this afternoon. the
track was very fast and the finishes were
exciting, In tn" rrst race Rosa Almont
the favorte, went lame In the third heat
and calOna, the second choice. easily took
frst money. Victor Wilkes won the $50
trot easily. Lilly Young. the favoritc. Was
In the 2:il pacing the half mile was made
in lG5 In the first heat. Results:
2:as paclng-Purse $40. Galena won sec
ond, third and fourth heats, Time, a:elt,
e:23i. e;25, Rosa Almont won first heat
IN 2:%la, saladin, Lady Hardwood and
Dan y, also started.
2:2o trot-Purse $500, Victor Wilkes won
in straiGht heats, Time, 2:lsia, ?:l7iy,
2;l74. Liule Jim, Lilly Young, Willow.
Almontinc, Hans McGregor, Loretta r.
Nellie Allison Corinne, Duke and Viola
2;ii pacing-Purse 500 EAie Powers won
second, third and fourth heats. Time
2l2l,, 2l2la 2lSis. Hal Parker won irst
bette also started.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-03

Sheffield, Ind, July 2.-Results:
First racc-SiS furlonGs. tnias. even,
II. Swift, third. Time, l;l5,
second race-Fiye furlongs. Zamar H.,
TO D. won. Woodland Belle, 3i5 to !, sec
ond: Yours Truly third. Time, i0lis
Third racc-Mile. Serena. even, won;
Fred X, % TO !. second: Millie NJ. third.
Fourth race-scven furlongs. Simmons
even, won; The Kitten, ~. to ]. second
Ida Pickwick, third. Time, l:27i5.
Fifth race-SN furlongs. Miss Young,
to /. won; Glenoli. 10 !. second; Conner,
third. Time. IA.
/. won: Roy I.ochiel. I TO !, second; Joe
Mnncinl, third. Time, l:li
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-03

The Journals will leave tonight for Jop-
lin to play the team Of that place
a series Of three games on tho ith and 9th.
Th" following players Will report Mt the
Union depot M $40, CG2mbs, Mallon, Os-
wald Wendell, Hunt. Harvey, McMirimin.
Newman. Williams. Brrger and Pi-tzel
The Schmel2erS go to Junction CITY,
kas. this evening, where they play
series Of thre" games. The Junction city
team Is considered the strongest semi-pro-
fess!unal team In the state and Will make
the Schmellers play hard TO win, The
following players viii please report at the
Union depot at =. M: Kenny, oliver
Colby. HiEgerty, McDu Shumcl, James
Reyburn, Vaughan, Baldwin.
1.-The Best rili I ever used" Is the fire.
guent remark OF purchasers Of Carter's
Little Liver PMS. When you try them you
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-03
rrc.ent. for Federation onlcInl-.

At the meeting of the Federation Of Gun
Clubs held last evening at the Wisconsin
building, President G. NJ Walden was pre-
sented with an elegant and expensive gold
watch as n token OF the appreciation OF the
efforts he has put forth for the promotion
of the interests Of the federation and also
for the energetic administration as prcsi-
dent OF the state Game ana Fish protec-
tive Association. The watch bears suit
able Inscription and It's presentation was a
complete surprise. Tho federation also pre-
scented maguinrcntly studded watch
charm to George Schradrr. who was chair
man OF arrangements for the last state
aMnnt At EAIrmnMMt nnrk.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-03
Minncr. nthIiI,ynrIsee.

mn Mw2satos Wis ly Va. :.Tss llslds lie were
ROndo was SCRATCHED from the mile handi-
cap and the race fell to Pinkeye Potter
who easily dspo4ed of David. summa-
rleS:
First race-Six ktirlonGs: selling. Nicho-
las won. Loram, second; Tommy Rutter,
third Time, l:lA
second race We furlongs; selling; 3
ond Erhar, GwS IN. third. Time. i:oiE.
Third racs--0 mile: selling. Sunburst
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-03
a Latter Day saint. Lcctur..

Elder Samuel q. Spencer, of the Latter
quarters in the city, at 1926 East Eleventh
street, IL Is the headquarters of the mis-
permanently maintained.
sunday evening, July IL, at the Academy
of Music. u, IL. Roberts, a lecturer of the
church, Will deliver an address He will
be accompanied by George ID. Piper tenor
soloist of the great Tabernacle choir. who
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-03

Cincinnati, o., July 2--The Ripple stakes
was the feature of to-day's card at Latonia
Berclair was made the favOrite at S 10 8
Cuticlene won the race In drive from
John Havlin, Berelalr finishing last. Irby
race, with +, F. ". won from the latter
easily. The other races We're won by sec
track good; attendance 500. Summaries:
First race-six furlongsi selling; purse.
500; s-year-olds and up. Hoodwink, los
Bleyinsl. 20 to ] and 9 TO /, second; Elsie
p, 80 pupee),. 10 to !. third. Time, ll5,s.
Remnant IL. Annie D., Anna Garth. Miss
Second race-Five and half furlongs;
purse. $40; 2-year-olds. Irby r., lo6 iPerk-
,as To ana wo" second &c SrayiinEP spfiiGrPe' iOs
lscherrer), 3 to /, third. Time, lilo. Gam
madion, King Morgan. Cherry Leaf and
What-er-Lou also ran
Thiyd race-one and one-sixteenth miles;
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-03

Via Chicago a Alton un,,roac.

The Bland clubs Of Missouri! and Kansas
have selected the Chicago & Alton rail-
road as their official route 10 the national
bemocfatc conycntion. \ grand special
ing, July 3 at l:i5. The Democratic Flam-
beau Club Of Topeka, with It's band, will
accompany the Bland clubs and help swtll
tho boom Of silver Dick
Reserve herths at Junction ticket office
or wfite 10 \, Hilton, General Agent Pass
enger Department, Chicago II Alton Rail-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-03
noMrsEEKERs' EXCURSION
Vim ua,ou racinc system.

on May 9TH, 18th. June sth. 2sd, July 7th
aa9 2lst the Union Pacific Will sell Home
eeCkcrs' Excursion tickets to points in
Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Utah and
Wyoming AT rate Of one fare, plus ~
for the round "Trip and good for stop
overs; nnal limit twenty DAYS. No stop
overs allowed on return trip. For fill
Information apply to Union Pacific ticket
agent, No. 1000 Main ST.. 1855 Union ave
AMI Union station. Telephone ll0a.
J, b. FRAWLEY,
General AGENT
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-03

m!srlays Of the visitors. Tho longest hit
on the local grounds was made by Pletz.
who drove the ball over the fence. The
fans presented Irwin with a plush purse
containing tiss2j In silver and gold his
Wedding present. Mayor Caldwell made
tho rresentation speech. Attendance. D.
3p Score.
Cincinnati . .2 o I o - l2
:. Louis ,.....G o q o o - 10
Batteries Cincinnati, Fisher and PETE.
81. Louis Hart and Mcfarland.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-03
CHRISTIAN ENDEAyonEus.


For the meeting Of the Y. r. S e. L. at
Warrington. y, e.. the SANTA FE ROUTE
Washington and return at the rate uf one
faro FOR the round "trip. Tickets sold on
July 3, 4. : and 9. limited to return until
July Il, with the privilege OF an extension
OF limit until July 81.
For further particulars call al Santa Fe
Route ticket offices, northeast corner Tenth
and Main streets or 1850 Union avenue.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-03

chicago, July 2.-Thc colts did the best
work to-day, anu defeated the spiders by
a narrow margin. Everett. Ryan and
Chills Iid tn. best batting. Mexican and
Mccormick carrying on the fielding hon
ors. Attendance. i,lp.
II II T.
chicago .....s o , o % o $ Is 2
cleveland ~ o . o o . % i2 2
Batt.rlcs-ChiraVo. Briggs and DonOhuc;
Cleveland Young ana DCOnuor.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-03
Missouri rncihr-Fourth of July EN-
cursiVns.

Look out for the big rcd cannon fire.
cracker announcing low round "Trip rates
for The 9Th of July
Round trip Kansas city TO Nevada, La
mar, pittsburg, Carthage Webb city and
joplin aui intermediate stations only 81 %
on sale July 8, and I, Good to return
July J.
Pleasant Hill AMI Harrlsonville and re-
turn 81; good to return July &.
All other territory not more than 200
miles distant on the Missouri PacIfc from
Kansas CITY, the rate will be one fare tor
the round trip, Tickets on sale July 3 ana
g. good to return July 4.
No tickets viii be sold at less rate than
81 cents. Tickets on -ale at Union depot,
No. 1852 Union avenue, Grand avenue de-
pot and No. 500 Main street. city ticket
office. T.. 5. JEWETT
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-03

Club will spend the Fourth OF July In In
dependence. Mo-. as the guests of that city,
The club will give a fireworks display In
the evening. The members of the club will
meet at 1904 Walnut street Friday evening,
July 8, to make arrangements.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-03
second: Rosallnda Ill,

won; Buckwa. second; RosalInda Ill,
third Time, i:Hi..
Fourth raCe--One mile. handicap. PINK
eye Potter won: David, second; Campania
third Time. al.
Firth race-seven furlonGs; selling. Med
dler won; Hubert. second, u. +. Fly,
third Time. i:2sis
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-03
New Democratic Ciub.

A Democratic club was organized at No
$40 East Eighteenth street last night to be
known as the Ninth Ward Democratic
Club. J. II. Massmsn was elected chair.
man and ]. W. Talbot. secretary.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-03
Want TO Raise the Roof.

The gymnasium committee OF the Young
Mems ChTisian hssoelation WIN NEE! to-
the roof of the gymnasium building and
constructing natatorium In their new
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-03
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.


Dubuque Ia, July 2.-score:
Ri T.
Dubuque 80 ! . IL II 3
Battcrics-Dolnu and zahncr. Horton,
Dillon and snyder.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-03
THE

Patriotic can buy excursion tickets via the
Chicago, Milwaukee Il st. Paul railway at
very reduced rates on July and 4. City
ticket office 9l5 Main street.
GEORGE ii. FOOTE,
District Passenger Agent.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-03

Earned runs-Kansns City, &; Milwaukee,
9.
Twobase hIts-Tayior. Twltohcll. Man
ming.
Sacrifice hlts-Iiaifiold. Killing. Nicol.
Double play-Mouef"c TO Manning.
Bases on balls-on king /; off Rettger
Struck out-Ry Killing &: by RottGer, 8.
Hit by pitched ball--Wclver.
Passed bail-lake, /.
Time of gHmD--l5.
lmnIrn-S -SmNlnr.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-03

neapoiis on all trains q the Chicago Great
Western (Maple Leaf Route), Fastest line
g the Northwest. Ticket offiee No. West
Ninth street
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-03

Tho Chicago & Alton railroad has issued
a neat little pamphlet giving the excursion
rates and ticket conditions for all the dif-
ferent conventions to be held In the East
during the summer Write 10 A. Hilton,
general agent passenger department, Kan
sas city, and he Will send you one.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-03
EDUCATIONAL.
SCIENCE HIIL
SHIp nyVlII KENrIEKy

An English and Classical School for Girls
Oldest in the South First-cass in all its
appointments. Prepares for Wellesley.
W. \. POINTER.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-03

Are unlike all other p,ii.. No purginS or
pain Act specially on the liver and bile
Carriers Little Liver Pills. One pill a dose.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
National L-nrnc Standing.


Washington. July 2.-Although Washing
tor had the only earned run to-day, eT-
rors which We're ridiculous In their ma
grancy gave the game to Boston, The Wis
itcrs' rms were made IN the fourth in
stupid work on the part Of Selhach. Wash
ingiou scored on errors by Stiyetts and
hits by Selbach and Cartwright, Both
pitchers were In excellent form and De-
inCnt's work was Phenomenal. Attendance.
t.3l5. Score:
RH Il
Washington n 90 ! % 3 1
Boston ......,O o % o o - 1
Bstteries-W Washington, McJnmcs and
Mcclure; Boston, Nichols and TeEny.
Cincinnati, II -, Louis, =.
Cincinnati. July 2.-The Reds slightly
tatbatted 81, Louis and proiited by the
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-03

TO beat $50. Maba trottcd in 2;25i:.
To heat 2:3li., Luna tr0tted ~ 22si..
To beat 2:22t. Fakir paced in 2:lG',
To beat 2:2si.. Boil Nit trotted in 2:a3.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-10-07
OUR SLEDGE HAMNRS.

40vards Guilt patch calico for $l.00.
colors warranted. 800 page pencl!
tablets. 9x6 inches, only 4c each. Ink
tablets, 100 pages, 5x9 inches, only SC.
White envelopes, good quality, cn!y
Sc FOR package Of 25. Good q"atlty
note paper. Sc per Quire. Me:noran-
dun books, al sizes, at land &c eacA
a large lot of states, SN12 in, only sc
each. Large white bowls and pitch
ers at 75c, well worth $1.23. \ nice
glass lamp fitted up complete, only
zoe. Lamp chimneys, any SIZE, DC
each. Large dinner plates 45c set.
White iron stone cups and saucerS
35c per set. slate pencils Tor lc.
! gallon best engine oil for soc. Bet
ter price for larger quantity Cop
per shoe tacks for putting on shoe
soles, 3tb for &c. Iron shoe tacks, !
10 for 4c. Large bottle machine OIL,
sc. Large bottle furniture polish lOe.
Brass hoop cedar buckets, zoe each.
Farmers Delight plug tobacco, the
best on earth for csc per ID or sc per
plug. A bargain in twill cassimeres
at s0c per yard, never sold for less
than soc before. a great bargain in
fannels, outings, ginghams and dress
goods of all kinds. The best glove
grain button shoe you ever saw, S3c
per pair. Yours for the cash,
w. f JENk1NSON.
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JUST \ AlOMENT, PLEASE !

Ii will only take you minute
to read this. will not weary
You to wade through two or
three columns Of dry stuff, max
ing a lot OF big promises, which
amount 10 nothing more than
bluster. THIS is an advertise
ueu:, bat every word Of it Is
meant at It's full value. I shall
ouly have 4 few words each week,
concerning my goods. 1t don't
take ten thousand dollars to dc
business. Ifit did | wouldn't be
in it. But it does take energy
aud push, and man must be
satisfied nowadays with small
profits. I only ask small ones to
begin with and the larger the bill
I sell the smaller the profits l can
afford to put with. l am SELL
ing:
4 good suitiug at Sc. A yard
wide brown homespun at Sc
A yard wide black at sc. A beau
,iful plaid suiling at Sc. \ fleece
goods, l0c last year, now I lie.
Calicos, fast colors, Sc and up
wards. Worstt ds from lOc up.
Jeans from 10c up. Apron check
sinsnams III Sc aud 6 l &c. A
ready made sheet, out Ct heavy
$. l. Lo,ne>pun, foll size, not Il
seam, aud !lemmel, soc. 4 pretty
dress eiusaams at Sc. Charles
ton or Graniteville G. homespuu
Sc, or by the bolt, / 1-2c. Check
homespun 4 l-2c in any quantity
YOU want.
1 Shall keep a line of good
shoes, aud can, aud will sell
them as low as any one IN Man
ming. I mean this straight. 1
propose also to keep the best
groceries I can get.
But I promised not to the you.
Come III whether You buy or not.
I won't feel bad if you don't. L
am not exactly giving away
things, bat will promise to come
as near to It as some who would
make you think they are.
Very truly,
J. II. LESESNE.
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NeSpecl!UIIE,
DANIEL J. BRLDHAM.
County Chairman.
September 30, 1896.

The Sumter Dry Goods Company
is composed of young, energetic men
who are in business to build and
establish a permanent business. They
have only been established about a
Year and in that short time they have
by their untirins energy and tine
management built up large and eX-
tensive trade. Their store IS crowd
ed with goocs of all kinds and the
arrangement IS most attractive They
also have a dress-making depart,
ment presided over by experienced
ladies. When YOU go to Sumter DO
not fail to give them a call ana we
can guarantee good treatment at
their hands. Read their advertise
ment in another column.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-10-07
-, -, D.,, cure all Liver Ills and
Hoods Pills Sick Headache. 25 cents.
STAND BY THOSE
WHO
STAND BY YOU.

We have now completed arrange
ments for sale Of popular goods at
prices which will make US
THE FRIEND OF EVERY ECONOMICAL BUYEY.
We keep the best qualities, styles
and assortments ca:rle,i II i general
merchandise store.
Look here, now. Y ,Iagnifcient
line of Amoskeag Te"zle Down in
stripes and plaids, ii heavy aud de-
sirable dress goods, 10 and y l-2c
per yard.
Among our large stock Of ladies,
and misses Corsets we have the
Thompson's Glove Fitting and the
r. & g., the best on the market.
Once you try theu You will buy no
other.
Fosters Kid Gloves in all shades
and sizes, every pair warranted, Sl.oo
per pan.
We have Il nice lot of children S
cloaks, made in the latest styles, pref
ty and cheap, s125 to 1925.
II you want nice Trunk or Valise
call and take ii look at our line, They
are at bottom prices.
Cold weather is; coming, and our
line of Comforts and Blankets are
going. Why Because we have the
largest and cheapest line ever brought
to Manning.
Just arrived, a nice lot OF fresh
muckerel fish at SC each.
A large lot of dried apples, evapo-
rated and sliced, at 5 and l0c per ID.
A handsome line of Buggy and
Wagon Harness in sets. We also
carry extra parts for harness, &c.
Large lot of whips from lOc to
S1.00 each.
Don't forget to come and sec the
stock. Cash bought it. Low prices
will sell it.
Our special'y-To please our Gus
toners.
Our Aim-To save money for our
patrons.
Our Intention,-To do better by
you tLan anyone else.
Yours truly,
S. A. RIGBY.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-10-07
PETIT JURORS.

Following is the list Of Petit Juror
drawn 10 serve in the term OF Cour
to be held in Manr:ug on the 1871
day of October, 1895, Judge
Ben2t presiding:
j. W. Coker, Seloc.
}. J. broadway, Pachsviile.
T. IL. Robertson, Sandy Grove.
j. NJ. Player, Sardinia.
Is. i. Fulton, Foreston.
W. II. Thigpen, Sandy Grove.
j. n. Brown, PacAsvil!e.
J. O. Coker, Seloc.
j L. Green, Seloc.
Western, \. Coker, Sandy Grove.
r. II. Green, New Zion.
H. j. Mcleod, Packsville.
G. Il Spro1t, Jordan.
H. &. Dennis, New Zion.
". J. Rawlinson, Manning.
j. C. Johnson, Foreston.
Z. N. Davis, Jordan.
J. 5. Davis. st. Paul.
r. VI. Griffin, Packs, ''e.
J. j. Mitchum, Jordan.
A. NJ. BrailSford, Fulton.
JOS. E. Tobias, ForestOn.
W. J. Bradham, Manning.
p. H. Broughton, Pinewood.
W. |. Hudnal, Manning.
G. p. Mcknight, Packsvilie.
D. H. Gou6y, Seloc.
w. y. Robertson, Sandy Grove.
d. Z. Lyde, Pinewood.
r. J. Stukcs, Davis Station.
c. \. Reynolds, Packsville.
J. Q. Mathis, st. Paul.
Selwyn Dingle, Summerton.
J. J. Gcddings, Packsville.
G.. 7. Ridgeway, Foreston.
L. K. Howle, Manning.
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FREE PILLS.

Send vour address to II. L. BncNlcn \
Co. Chicoco. anil get a free sample box OF
DR.. Kings New Lite Pills. trial will
convince von Of their merits. These pills
are easy in action, and are particularly cf-
fectivc IL the cnre Of constipation and sick
headache For malaria and liver troubles
they have bean proved Invaluable. They
are guaranteed to De perfectly free from
every deleterioas substance and to be pure
" vegetable They do not weak L by their
action, but by giving tone to stomach and
bowels sreatly invig"rate the system. Reg
ular size 25c. per box. Sold by Il. 3. Lor-
yne, druggist.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-10-07

We wish to call attention to the
advertisement of Mr.. c. T. McFaddin
who is one Sumter's new merchants.
Mr.. McFadGin is Clarendon raised
bov and who went to Sumter several
wears ago to clerk. He has so con
Quoted himself as to win the esteem
of his fellow w-citizens and he now IS
launched out to compete in the busl-
ness world with the old merchants.
Mr.. McFaddin is full of energy and
with sufficient capital to back him,
he gives promise to make one OF
Sumter's leading merchants. Go to
see him when you visit Sumter.
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O'DonnelI & Co., Of Sumter, one of
the most progressive firms of that
city have made their bow to the peo-
pie of Clarendon and solicit a con-
tinuence of the liberal patronage
which they have received from this
county. The name Of O'Donnell is a
household word with our farmers
and all that is necessary for US to
state, is that they are in q better
position this year than ever before
to compete for the trade. Their stock
of general merchandise IS large and
com'Jlete and as is we'll known Don
nell & Company cater largely for the
farmers trade.
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YoUR. BOY WON'T LIVE A M"NTH

IUUR DUl "ON LiFL 4 VI ~ H
So Mr. Gilman Brown, of 81 Mill st !,
South Gardener, Mass, wGs told by the
doctors. His son had lung trouble, follow
ing typhoid malaria, and he spent three
huodred and seventy-ive dollars with doc
tors. who finally gave him mp. saying:
"Your boy wont live p month II. ;n,d
Or. Kings New Discovery and 4 few bet
lies restored lin to health aEa etah!ed
him to 30 to work a perfectly well n&li. He
saws he owes his present good health 10 use
of D.. Kings New Discovery. and knows it
to be the best in the world f.! lang
trouble. Trial bottles tree ut r. s. L1i-
yeas drug store.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-10-07
Notice

The time for making tax returns to
the town council has been extended
until October 18th, 1895, after which
the council will add 30 per cent pen
altv on ell property for which re-
turns have not been made.
LOUIS ApPELT,
Clerk and Treasurer.
Manning, S. c., Oct. I, 1896.