The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-06-09


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press Oh Soulil Si'rollila, ne 1d 'uIlie9
an" i'o'i' ''eI!ttlS' wee "1s iis''1oeS
iIl!i II, e""'ilu u siiS eI toI ''.t.'
thlS ne presented III oeIaIi VI ILe n aS
S0cla1loh' 10 lre>loeit l.. n -auli.
me speech was ingenious, IoI up "
tne tllhe Ine SILVER was placeu petole
nam ne ana lol give lhe sllSlitesV IN.
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ol0 iFeSlde!i' AUil ilaN t.I,'e sils NJ -
suspicion OF any tllillS oI ne soIV' ne
was so SURPRISED ana ahecteu INA
lie coul0 hartlE maze nItIHS ie
SPoll>e' II N"s ieeu,eHs to1 - ~
nave Salu Il Woro, as ms NorNs III 'e, ,"3
llaif OF tle asSoclllloh nave SouliuSu :,
Out ms praises III Iru'npeI ''lieS' -; iie
has oeen lallhiu! servant Silo ms
a>SoclateS appreciate hllh. oucA Il
man as hioerl II: aull - d stIoiis
pillar III any lhSlllutlO "!!e!heI pr
vate or pubic, ana the cltlzehs oI
Newberry have IN MN leWei thal
sooner or Later VIII be gllsteninS IN
the archlyes OF their most cherlsneu
hopes, Ihe newspaper 5rateInl.H
are aGSES ;SI, OF IHeti 1ilo 'mes - 1;> (
:!aGSeG Ei9trI II. y Ui!. !. 'ile1i ,ei.''v'
Is rt;'9 ~ ~ !ne e"Hnoe'ise "" .i,"r+ h"
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ledI ol oGills >"t tic,' W." - - ~
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OF oGut N"'ol'ii"' il's q 'it''!t S''tl--, na
iicf -ooF"erS more "oIlHS "iiu o4S
VINO WoUtu Ho!o up IIe iioiioi ';ls s'il.!
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lhan Ebert II: Auli' anu Iue u"S -
nor i;'r a ul>'liit Midett , @ LA. wi, H';iI
Viii De recosilHeu anu Ii; uItt :, 'sllr wa
pe iIl1:'e 1oi Ii.tti ~, ~ ~" Ia Io;J as;Ie
Iha' MS iiioIses ~ -Ipe D o,,nc;Is .r' ~ Of
,t!il. l!e " III ei'''i INV '''N Wv N''N
'o',ts ~, ,;xo -ho ,or-r ra.on.
-Al5eL llIe ui;iia.l o,5 80. go dr;ran
go tiie 90 i''- -ba ,,lonas of
:'ooUl tle 'oNi ~ 10y Rnr.f,or.,.
lHIe'es'' UIie JrI ~ M.:.o,+ hos ,noSn .
colieSe ms i!is 49, 80 .i,,s .,t asI,,S
IecoIG III tl1s '2...;o ,I4,er Sa+ao+
eo 70 os NeM Dei ,I.I;nI, ttr'ls u.;+,, de1iob+
1,I 1,ie 81, >p,,. N,... 80, - fool ,ronS
iHe i''as - f:,,+ oil nver tba S+afa.
:ol ~: Us ;, W. - 80 non i4s marEs he
tti 'IiS tt'r M o.no,,,,Ss ora ,,rat+v and
iouiio' 1e = o".l'o r. = e,,h.+o,,
tne oG1!U1iS Ia "a. .;.,,t;oo ,..;e
llaI. F." lln SucH az lIs sIi.u'toti oi
learning ana Win such an aVLnoS-
phere OF actlvlty. !oSether With such
warm-hearleo clllZenS. no WoDoer
that Newberry BIDS tar TO make her-
self one Of the most important cities
in the State. The ride around town
was enjoyed. The streets are not
u
shaded and the many pretty houses,
together with the many objects OF
historical interest gave all Of US much
pleasure. When the ride was con-
cluded, and we thought the time had
come for a little rest from these un-
accustomed attentions, we may say
ova1ions for that is what they were.
harn came alono handsome Camp
J,a,.;S ond +o his naIa+ial residence
S;S be lsa Ave of I'VE fellers', who
va occTS+oma6 To rrindinp ont our
eyisrance ON . hard chair ora cracker
how anS after introducinp us to his
;r+,rac+;nc, fa milv he showed Ms his
la,,,o HIVE 6o wa eav2 Palace
-; ~ ,,aua or>,ronr;o+a e moo-
";Gan,,t "4r-N, LII Ill n;9bIr ,oI;sbad ND
1IIit0SH1 "s:ltS: rs 49,. -.
MOo'' VI iiiStii14Se ''iiNt ~ ~ N1
anhe were ali--ohe n.anoSauH' 'atiotliel
wtlnU'' 'uen o:N' Euttts; e'U, SIu ~ ',,S. e"Un
hlSnly potsNeu sno Hahu c''INeo oS LAS
terS. Nf; avs IS an atcnltect oS Ptoies- .'
sion and ne Hld ms own "ofh,ll IS the
u1oS' IL "t2nineen' t! tu'ettTi ~ ~ a.: -
seen III lhS ota'v' out WIN al 'nts Wssntn, !ss
cence' 'Ha' WHICH !i"Aes !: uonle 'n''e,.o .a
u = P".Hce 80 'Ie N"tganeIs r.. =; ,.ar'.
walls % oi's tH"nsto'' 't's D'.-'' Ss
pretty !a4!' Tue Wis VI oui nost. p:estoes
over "a Ills s'"nueuI ".'o >. I! t.!el.s
qUeenlS St"Ce ma oe - ..i - -.
.,,. -, go -. .ha E.+,e D,riSaS
1u'o .He oeL't..H 90 " .-o -
"Noin saw % st4S tteoI .'.t ~
ssl.t wy a-tSs o;3 ttot -,;tb srnh san,;
,Aes We q. oate saw ai"". 49,. 49, aSao 80
do 10 :. :. p'."e9 80
uotHe' ?Ite1 s.-o".Do 10 .- .u-o -s..so sa,.
II Tue o1n.us Loo3A aIu .! "a -'ooA ~ ~ '4n
,ei1 n''' Gu .. -1'''
naG t"1''S ie'GI1e.ston ~ ~" I'us w
ue Neato :3op. tneH 1.,'te ."'e' ouo us
HnsWshca AeuOet ol Tue parry auo
iflehd' a!so one 0! Tue parry, were seen on
a street coineI HHo y, ei ne'Itl. 'sStn ~ HA
map OF tne CITY SO IheE cou!o Hno tEeIr
way " >'eii peot'' g " a "
yoAeS' " Go.tt ~; h 5 " hanS -
neie, -. - ~ - 30 I|an,naa ~ ora
scnss,Hn 1 and ,15a to tho ~ r.scna
"a .,1- Got tho Soys ri,bt '-''
TS3. o;rl,t an - Na,vbo--,. on3 ,,onr
s.on1 na1r,1, ,Lor;r,, tou:,s tnroa1 OF ~ tbe
noat,.t .,o-,t 81 So.Io, erantStba ba,, Tbs
Ste"'eS' W 500 "a ,.;.S h.,,.;t,,i 49,
oPgla uoase "s .t. 49, %,st % a. ho iloU.
al ,!l 'ue o@Hons M"9 ~ ~ ~ a .".e Nout
Inc costumes worn os tue iauieS were nor
Only oeautttuI, oa. 1Hes MJIiu lave eone
cieu1' ~ 'ae LIS va o'e "-i''I'
At me nasion oap.lol' washington, ~he5e
iaShioa fe'3ns supreme. l. Mouiu not 90
Iof Us 70 pass tnls POM "ituout s"ttns
'1' New oytt nos Ge'u,'t"o tooo NJ for, hey
%Ie Nv. oa1s ov'"t!+"+ "f anS 1oraI,. o"'
.ieH axe qHsenS ot So "An .0,vlS Ss N!sn tal
uets a,no ,u9Se - . "'.' r, o1- oou -Ut
sune ~ iaee' ~" NJ Nc INC: tS ,.,;" az, ""
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