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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-09
RonrLe coehraa at Cleveland.

CLEVELAND. Feb. S-Boarke Cochran
arrived from New York this morning
When asked II he were here 70 urge the
appointment OF geld Democrat he re-
piled without an insiant's hesitation.
What Do you mean by gold Democrat2
l am q Democrat without adjectives. and.
being such. / do not come 10 talk to the
chairman OF the Republican national COM
mittes. When / was here last fan ! said
! would not accept an office under the
Republican administration, nor did / ex-
pect TO have one offered me. / have had
no reason 10 change my mind since then."
Mr. Cochran left for New York at s
o'clock this evening. He expects 70 leave
for Europe February 10 TO remain abroad
about four weeks
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WASHINGTON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9

hsearss The 4u,it o. Ire Indebtedness g
~. city haa sesa rsscas6- The csrcuit
cosrt 9. appeals reversed Judgment and
orzsre6 8 rex trial
Jaarz-srs vas affirmed Il the following
eases.
Seattle sslt Lake & Eastern Railway
covnrs-v - re Ursisd States Trust Com
rany of New York. ~ xaica the latter
corparv forec3osed mortgage.
Edwin Norton ard Oliver W Norton vs.
the saa Jose Fruit Packing Company. BY
vhtch TIE latter wEs found not 10 Aase in
fr.axea on ths patent rights Of car
beading machine Of the former.
NertEerr Pacihc Railroad Company rs.
Neptune Lynea-
David q Denton vs.. CAar.es Baker.
receiver og the Merchants National bank
os Seattle
Charles Murray vs, United States.
Thomas y Allen vs- American Loan and
Trust Company and HaEzard Stevens. re-
e~iver of tae Olympia Light and Power
Company.
Zsa Brothers s. Co. vs. George F. Mae
kenzle
Thira Street & Suburban Railway Com
pauy vs. Meyer Lewis.
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ETY.. Il is the second tlrae only fhat this
medal has been given 20 any explorer.
Henry ~ Stanley was the hrst 20 he thus
honored.
The medal g. large and handsome. and
has m high relief tns head % Or Nansrn.
amid a running circle o. bay leaves. Out
side the bay leaves r. the inscription:
Presented by the Royal Geographical
Society for Arctic Explorations. HsS-isss.'
I5r Nanseu's name ia AZ the back of me
head. and or the reverse - shown The
FRAN 81 the see. Beneath this Sc -
kyack and an car crossed with Bay
leaves.
4 silver replica was presented TO Lisut.
Scott -Nausen ard replica ln bronze was
seat TO each member q fhs crew.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-09
IN THE HOUSE
Grosvenor and Richardson TO Count
the Electoral Vote.

WASHINGTON. Feb. s.-The house de-
voted the whole day 70 District Of Col
umb1a business.
The certificates OF election 81 the presi-
dental electors forwarded 10 the house
by the secretary Of state were submitted
and ordered TO lie on the table ia anticipa-
ton OF the counting OF the electoral vote
on Wedn nesday.
The conference report on the inmigra-
ton bill was presented. and notice given
that Il would be called up tomorrow. The
report VIII be adopted. IL l. believed, prac-
ticaEy without opposition.
The speaker appointed 6rosvenor q,
Ohio and Richardson OF Tennessee as
tel!ers on the part OF the house 20 count
the electoral vote on Wednesday
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An.vverto Hfeks-n~arh.

PARIS FEB. s--IH tae chamber ~ eepB-
ties today ~ Francois us.sneie, tos well
krown snri-Britssa deputy from CastsI-
lane. asked for 3 statement from ths gov
~runent on the Fefsre1css Of Sir Michael
HirkS-Heach 70 France an3 Russia Taa
minister for foreign Affairs. ~. Ha1Dta4x-
reuIyfnE said ere u5tsFsBcSs ~ SIR Nieasei
lion o. pending istsru atlon2l questions.
Great Brttaia rad accepted ths position
u defending the Csisss before tae mixed
tribunal az Aisxsndri&, arG as sa0uie rot
erfeavor 20 1lsrTsfiit ire jurisdiction
nafeh vas approved By aA Europe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-09
sLATTFRLY AGAIN AoBBED.
Ex-Prfest Attacked in Phiiadeiphia-
HIS Carriage Wrecked.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb s-when ex-
Priest Joseph Slsttery concluded mis- lect-
ure az Industrial Art hall last evening
a mob gathered az the door. Two police
men Sot into the carriage with Slattery
and his wife and drove OF As the car
rage passed along Broad street volleys OF
stones greeted II. Policeman Clements
was cut over the right eye. Policeman
Doris was slightly cut and Siattery had a
similar injury. They reached the hotel
safely. bat the carriage was badly wreck
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-09
IRON AND STEEL SCHEDULE.
Committee Makes Progress With the
New Tariff.

vAsHIEGTOS. FEB. 8--Tns Eep1h-
Ian members OF IRE ways aad means
-arn-.ttee dealt wlth tas iron AMI steel
s-~s6gsa os ne rev tariff ON t7cay. aaf
r-sso eansgasraa aGs progress Tn pate
AS rat a. ! $40 eents pound. which IS
a srpronlse rate. as TIE Wilson daty
ras : cent. ard the Mckinney duty :
cents
sssal rails, iron ore and Manufactured
s-g- h ssrne forms. including pE iron and
har iron tAe COMMITTEES deesded 20 have
a. tne present ra1es-
Tes aanate placed thess articles - toe
urHsoa Iaw AZ considerably higaeF rates
rsan ICY sFarc Este1 !a the orsslna- hlIl
r.asse,s - tns house, and t1s present
ssgrsse Save proxan ssEtgfsesory % taa
rr,snufs rsarsrs. few = ven naEs asked
arr increase.
Co.tca ttsss gE~2 - ss&-sSa t2s
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VOTE WILL RE COUNTED.
ee objection te south Carolina In
the Electoral College

WASHINGTON. Feb. s-RspreSenta-
tive George washsngton Murray. colose3.
81 south Carolina whe, il vas reported
several days ago. woala object We9nes-
GAY during The count ~ the electoral votes
20 TecoTting SoUth Cardinals vote on shs
ground thtt the election laws of that
state were uDco1sgt;Gtt5nai today an
0ounced that Ne had abandoned az idea
81 intsrrupriag the pTocsedl lars. He says
that before the session closeS he proposes
% Rave an opportunity 70 discuss The
question Involved
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Los ANGELES. Cal. Feb s.--A private
dispatch received here tonight says mat
about 1880 o'clock this evening the west
bound Santa Fe train No l. due in Los
Angeles at "a tomorrow afternoon, was
held up and robbed By two masked men
near Nelson. a small station about six
miles east OF Peach Springs. Ariz.. one OF
the robbers being killed by the express
messenger.
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Little Child Burned to Death.

HELENA, Mont, Feb. -Speeial-Last
night the 2-year-old son OF James Maekey.
In the absence or his parents. upset a
lighted lamp. His clothing caught fire. and
when the parents returned the little one
was in the throes OF death. dying this
morning. Strange 10 relate, the house did
not catch FIRE. but the burning oil had
eaten hoieS In the carpet. Whether the
child extinguished the flames and saved the
house Will never be known.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-09
struck by "A Hatchet.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. S-while Geo.
Ackerman. an old man, was mailing a sign
outside his house tonight. several small
boys began 10 torment him. Losing his
temper. Ackerman turned upon the
youngsters and hurled the hatchet he had
been using after them as they fed. The
weapon struck Thomas Kane. 13-year-
old boy. on the head. fracturing hts skull.
Kane is not expected TO live. Aekerman
RS q rrastad
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Charges Against smmiden.

WASHINGTON. Feb. S-Ths senate
committee oa 5udieiary today Rad under
consideration the nomination q Charles F.
Ammioon - be district Judge or Norih
Dakota Taere hsye been charges iled
- the efTect that Amnsidon Is not accept
abe 20 tne bar of re state. A committee
was appointed 20 Investigate the charges
and report Wednesday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-09
STORM TOSSED FLEET.
Carpenter of the Marblehead
Crushed to Death.
The MAINE LOSES THREE MEN.

Others Rescued by the Bravery of n
Boats Crew Commanded by the
Son of Admiral Gherardi-seven
Men Seriously Injured on the
Marbishead The Vessel Badly
maGrd-Disaxtrous Prelude to
the Naval show az Charleston
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SPECIAL MEDAL FOR NANsES.
Given Honors Eauaied only by Those
BESTOWED on stanley

LONDON. Feb. S-Thsre was an i'm
pressive scene at the Royal Albert hsii
this evening when. amid the cheers OF
an audience OF about 700 persons. the
Prince OF Wales presented Dr. hansen
ne Norwegian explorer with the special
medal OF the Royal Geographical Soci-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-09
CIRCUIT COURT DECISIONS.
Washington Judgmests Affirmed in
All Gases bat one

SAN TRASC1sCO Fse. s-Ths T--f-As
States ctrcasS court % appeals sa7s.s
eoN-a several decisions today. r-ost ee .,.-,
referring 20 cases fToEl tAs s.ats o. vy..@
fuxscr- J11xUent vas arsrrnea Or every
cazs Aut ore T11s was ere sut; % % y
Ta-rry receiver e. f~e Pe-rta-s Ses4~g-.
hank. axsloss tas a$sy - snoksre re
washington court Instructed shs farv 70
nra fa~ tAe sefe1t tsEt- as tea osi~a-s ~
tfe city C SPOKANE a..sxa tzev were tr--
aafs 10 pay ceTtaaz st-se; gra8s w1srazts.
a. snas ssxsa 1ck create . ssxsc 70 Ga SO
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-09

For years re have used Chanberiain's
Cough Beiaedy ard always keep il in the
house. Il Is regarded il our family "a
specific for colds and Group. II IS also IN
vainAble for whoopinz cough No family
where there are children should ~ wiiEous
u.-R Z. EoEzr, O.asy, No.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-09
Detrctirc. ennrd thr ninmond..

NEW YORK. Feb. s-Chlef Conlin last
week detailed four OF the most expert
euced men OF the detective bureau to
watch the residence of Mrs. Bradley
Martin until the bail she is 10 give In
the waldorf has taken place.
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placed oa the free Mss. wiF ~ returned
y me duriaois class Tae committee de-
eaae1 - puT daSy en- shssn ug lie %
cent pond In addition 80 the rate OF
the iron % whleh thex are made
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Princeton shous Hurnrd.

EVANSVILLE. Ind. Feb s.-The ma
chinery in the Louisville, Evansville & 81;
Louis railroad shops at Princeton. Ind.
was burned this morning. Loss. 500 600.
TWO hundred men viii be thrown out OF
er1ntavH1snt
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stick. 10 the silver Question.

LINCOLN. Feb. s.-Sacretary Edgerton
today replied 70 Chairman Washburu's lat
est episue, published in this mornings pa
peTs, and makes charges Of a sensational
nature, rslterating that the Popuiist party
he represents viii not consent to the aban-
donment OF silver al Is 10 ! as an issue.
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STANFORD. Coan. So s-M~s Henry
Ward Beechsr -ss attackef with another
.f-klnT SSH tonignt and her condition ls
aEe ta erftscsI
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SAN FRANCISCO Feb s-rhs r-nsts1
States oourt was e-owds3 ie1w before ne
asns ts- Eas 8u3sT rr14l todsy- TIE pro-
sestsEgs ~sgs .orsEA. s2z s1-4 l@E. three
o. tear 6zeA
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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-11-17

Clarendon WAS well represented III the
fair last week. ani from Information tnat
has reached us we imagine there a.e some
Young men in this county who wish they
had stayed at home and shnckcd corn. We
learn that a party Of young gentlemen, all
Of hand ONE dashing ppearance, left their
homes 10 do up the boys" no: so we'll
versed II the science of poker as them
selves. They struck Columbia with high
hopes and confident hearts and before
many hours had rolled by the boy" were
found and the struggle for chips began. 1t
was long and steady fight aud our young
Clarendon bioods, with nerves Of iron,
went through an ordeal OF anxiety, excite
ment disappointment and perSpirat!oa,
oriy to fad ''tLe boys" nascotted. To cut
a long story short. cur boys Were not
in it" with tie other chaps. who. iE3-
ing tie C!arendorians with more money
than luck. took advantage OF the sitUatio;!
by drawing straishts, hpsles, t:.rees, full
hands and all sorts OF things and when
they felt like it, . "bUSted 1ush' was made
r winner Gu: boys left ebou: three
hundred dollars ia the hands OF ''the boys"
they went to ''io NJ" and came back home
to stretch their weary limbs IN bed instead
Of under an Cnlrcky poker table.
We would advise oGr younc men who
take pleasure IL posing as act members
to never lose sight OF the fact that 4 never
tA: rule in poker Is, that whoever gets
caught tlutinS loses. and that there IS
great deal mc-e fun in returning home
laughing .; tine boys" than 10 be laughed
@; by them.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-11-17
MANNING, S. c.:
WEDNESDAY, NOV. Il, 1897.
OUR AIM.

Not too much, but how little we
can charge YOU. We offer this week
some great bargains in Jeans and
Pants Goods Of all kinds. Just re
ceived large lot Of 12-ounce Cassi-
meres which we offer at zee per yard
that sells everywhere at 25c per yard.
Heavy 9-ounce Wool Mixed Jeans at
y Lee per yard. All-Wool Jeans at
25c per yard. Very good quality
Check Homespun at ? Lee per yard.
We offer some choice bargains in
Blankets and Comforts. Just come
and see our Blankets at soc, 15c and
81 per pair. Ladies, it will pay you
to give US a call if YOU wish to buy
fine Dress Goods or Millinery of any
kind, for we are Offering some great
bargains in these lines. We are also
Offering some great bargains in La
dies, Un6erveSts, in Wool and Cot.
ton.
We have full line of Raisins, Cit
ron, Currants and Sugar for making
Christmas Cakes We also have a
large quantity of Helms Jelly. Mince
Meat and Apple Butter, Pickles,
Sauces and Catsups of all kinds and
all at the lowest cash prices. Ladies,
if you try our canned Boston Baked
Beans in Tomato Sauce once I think
you will try them again.
Yours truly,
W. Z. JENKINSON.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-11-17
TRUSTS TAKEN TO TASK.
Governor Russell Says Combines Are Not
Sanctioned by Laws of God.

SOSernoc AuSSelI says oinDiNeS are " OC
Sanctioned by Laws of God.
RALEIGH, Nov. Ex-Governor Russell
has issued his Thanksgiving prociama-
tion. It's second paragraph attracts
much attention, and is as follows:
'Our state has been spared strikes,
disasters, contagion ana internal strifes;
our people have been blessed with
bountiful harvests. many of them with
peaceful and happy homes. and they
have been vouchsafed progress i'll the
promotion of education in the full pre-.
servation OF their religious freedom.
and to some extent the retention OF
their civil and political liberties as citi-
zens Of the republic
He concludes by hit at che trusts
and corporations III au appeal mot to
forget those who may BE oppressed Or
deprived OF equal opportunities by such
Of their feliowlnen as may be III posses
sion OF privileges and preTogatives that
are not consistent with the fundamental
principles OF free government and are
not sanctioned by the laws Of GOD.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-11-17
FREE PILLS.

Send your address to H. Z. Bncklen 4
Co.. Chicago. and get free sample box OF
D:. Kings New Lite Pills. ! trial Will
convince yo1 Of their merits. These pills
are easy in acticu, and are particularly et-
frctive in the cure Of constipation and sick
headache For malaria and liver troubles
ihey have Ieen proved Invaluable. They
are guaranteed 10 be perfectly free from
every deleter;ons substance and to be pure
ly vegetable. They do not weaken by their
action. bat By giving tone 10 stomach and
bowels sreat!y ;nvigorate the system. Reg
ular size Poe. per box So!l by X. 3. Lor-
yea, druggis:.
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Acknowledge dSment.

Nh. ED1ToR:--Kindly insert this little
card in your most valued paper. 1t affords
me much pleasure to acknowledge to have
received from Mr.. John Meier Of Manning,
S. c., the sum CT s30-partly contributed
by himself and partly collected among his
friends Tie money Was given for the pur-
pose OF helping this church to build house
Of worship, and has been duly put in the
hands Of the building committee. Not be-
ing able to write q letter of thanks to ell
our kind friends who contributed, avail
myself OF this means to express our feel
ings Of deep gratitude to Mr.. John Meier
GD; ether kind friends of Manning, S. {.
Il behalf of the Wa,densiun church.
BAETH. SoULIEE, pastor.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-11-17
DAUNTLESS is BACK AGAIN.
Believed In Jacksonville That She Landed
Another Cuban Expedition.

Believed In Jacksonville That She Landed
Anosher Cuban Expedition.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. I5.-The
famous tug Dauntiess is back III port
after an absence Of several months.
When she left Jacksonville she went
quietly to towing vessels, but when the
press announced that the schooner Sill
yer Heels had lett New York with a
cargo Of munitions Of war for Cuba she
started cut in search OF "wreckers.
Two weeks later the Dauntless put
into Key West where she was detained
q day, but then released on al order
from the secretary Of the treasury, and
was then allowed TO proceed to jack
sonville.
At the mouth Of ST. Johns river she
was ordered into quarantine at Fernan-
dina, as Captain Floyd refused to make
oath that he had not been in foreign
waters against which Florida is quaran-
tined. The Dauntless went to ternan-
dina, was disinfected, then came here.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-11-17
Manning ACADEMY.

:ne following pn?iis ~aefi;e:l the medals
tos the week en.;i@g October y:
Collegiate, Lnciile A!sbrook; higher OF
TrcScot: Intermediate, Ed Cut;iuo. SplIe
Trescot, Ja!ius CLARK; primary, Nnrvoa
Walker. Dimple Aisbrooi, Henry Clark,
Ky Rid,, Ashton Ridgill and Ben Owens.
The conduct medal was voted to Jun ata
Hol!aday.
Bishop Ais0roo:s graded highest il lau-
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Teachers Association.

Let the teachers OF the courty who are
interested in their work, attend the neXt
meeting OF th7 Teachers Association, which
will be reld at the Collegiate / stit0te, Sat
urday, Nov. u. 1897. at II clock.
The exercises viii be conGoeteG by Pref.
E. }. Browne as Teachers Institute.
GIST GEE. Pcas
Mrs. ISaMAS Bi:ApEAI. Sec.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-11-17
THEY ALL DID SPELL.
Honor Roll Of Friendship School fer Gc-
iGbpr. 1887.

TIE following scholars received from 90
to lU0 or studies in October:
Sallie Fam. mathematics, English his
tory. geography and physics.
,St;.Iie Hodge, mathematics, English, his
tory. geography. physics and dictionary.
Jar:e Hodge, English, history, physicS
and geography.
Ben Mcleod, English, mathematics. lis.
tory aud physics.
Albert Mcleod, English, mathematics,
history and physics.
Mary Plowden, mathematics. English.
reading and spelling.
Oliver P:owaen, reading, spelling, 2la:h-
e,nat;cs, history, geography aad English
Walter Hodge, English. mathematics, his
tory and geography.
Wiley Hodge, reading, spelling and
mathematics.
Ada Mcleod. spelling,
Carrie Lee, spelling
Eddie Lee, spelling.
Minnie johnson, reading and spelling.
Parl Fam. spelling and mathematics
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-11-17
R. B. L.0RYEEA, 555 DRUGGIST.
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR.
County Of Clarendon.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
against
James \. Thames, defendant.
Judgment for Foreclosure and Sale
November 10th, 1897.


James a. Thames. defendant.
Judgment for Foreclosure and Sale.
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF \
Judgment Order Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, in the above stated ac-
ton, to me directed, bearing date Oc-
tober Goth. 1897, l viii sell at public
auction, TO the highest bidder for
cash, at Clarendon Court House, at
Manning, in said county, within the
legal hours for iudicial sales, on Mon
day, the 9th day Of December, 1897,
being Salesdav, the following describ-
ed real estate:
".All that piece, parcel or tract Of
land known as the Aaron Wilson
plantation, containing eighty-three
and one half (S3 1-2) acres, situate, ly-
ing and being in said State and coun-
", Gelineated ona plat OF same made
by Jos. G. Burgess. d. S, bearing
date September lst, 1911, and record
ed in Book B, page G.9 r. II. c. Of
flee, said county, the same being
bounded on the north by lands OF
Aaron Wilson; east, by lands Of Ma.
K. Il. Hudgins; south, by lands Of
Mai. r. Il. Hud@inS and Others. and
west, by lands of Capt. L. y. Plow
den. the same being the tract of land
conveyed by Aaron Wilson to Minor
&c. Galluchat on the 2+Jh day Of
April, 1891. "
Purchaser to pay for papers.
D. J. BRADHAN,
Sheriff Clarendon County.
Manning, S. c., Nov. 10, 1887.
16-4t
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CINCINNATI, Nov. ia special to
The Commercial Tribune from Brazil,
Ind, says: The wife OF Denver Ed
Smith. the pugiiisv, committed suicide
here i'll her room By taking strychnine.
she was S5 years Old No cause is as
signed. The only writing she left was
note to her little son, very affection
ately begging him to grow up good
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-11-17
"ONII TIE BEST"

Should he Your mct;o when YOU need .
medicine. Do not be induced to take any
substitute when yo;: call for Hoods SarSap,
ariil,. Experience has proved It to be tie
best I. is an honest medicine, possessing
act~a! aud unequa:ied merit Be wise and
profit by the experience Of other people.
Hoods pills are the fnvorite family ca.
thart;c, easy to take, easy to operate.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-11-17
The Stores Will Close

We, the undersigned mcrchan S Of Man
ming agree to close our stores on Thursday,
Nov 25. the same being Thanksgiving Day:
Il. Levi, J. 4 LeSeSne, The Davi Hard
ware Company. The New York R&c.et, II,
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