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The state herald., 1898-10-14
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rhat 10 what u was made tos.
fir-t publication Sept 10 isas
TIMBER. R.crLftRG FINAL PROOF.
Nu,.rn Tor Publication,
United State. Land once
htefiluu loio s.ul u is.s

sterling Colo sept pis,,
Noiicc Is hrrcb, given that John " Virgins
hn. fiied notes of intention % max. mai
proof b-for- the clerk OF ,hr di.tric, court Mt
hi. oincc In iiolyokc Colo On saturday III. v.
day Of oo, i-os on timber culture application
No itsDs for tho .et of sec No I'm tpsn =
Sot~
lie names n. Witnesses
Andrew u Hendrix II llhstun Colo
kuxrnu tiffany
william = Decker
Ira u Utny
fLEMi1u it,gi.trr
The state herald., 1898-10-14

\A/ /ASTp..A0kSrH ron "oiADsroSE
w His Lifo aud Public Services" by Thoa,
". iiandford. A wonderful story NJ u giori-
ous career, over ioi large. rndinnt pages.
iD superb. rare rnRrn,infs. iiiehr-t. bixHrat
best nnd only cndor-.d "uindstonr bood"
published. only clio. commt.ion, n per
cent Credit given. rfciEh, paid. ouift
free. Drop nll trash nnh clear sNo month
with the only true and Tpoi ".iad.,one
book" Address The Dominion Company.
Dept. N. T'lEs Dearborn street. Chicago
The state herald., 1898-10-14
flArxs LsAvl As FoLLovs:

TlArNs LEAvK A. foLLoW;
Es iA Aeon daily except Ssturdayoand Hon
~ hoe Laacoin, Omaha. ChicAso and all points
ssst asA vsst ioxs pm
h IL Tuesday only for Lincoln. tomaha'
sSaeass sAd al points sast and west lr<sp m
n in Aeon daily sxcspt Sunday, Cheysnns
Vr> s,d iassrnedists ssstions a:is m
An ~ bcznd accommodation trAius connect
vitA . Arvt clAss posssnser train At Curtis for
au pelAts east sod west
slsspias, dining and reclining chair earstssats
fre>) q sroogh tsAina. Ticketsesold and bag
ssr, cl,,cksl to any point in tho United States
Ur csnsda.
For Information, time tables. maps and ao.e's
call 30 ~ write TO ". H. Johnston, Agent mol
yskA. Colo, Or !. Prancis. Gsnl Passr Ast u
nshs, Neb.
The state herald., 1898-10-14

Buy your goods from tho merchant
who tells you what he has by advertise
m0pt,
The state herald., 1898-10-14

II You want something good to eat, try
California breakfast food kept by LIE
Blanc IL Co.
The state herald., 1898-10-14

Seven hundred will be about w. A.
Hills majority IN this senatorial dlstnct.
4 few moro won't hurt us.--Fort Nor.
gan Tmss.
The state herald., 1898-10-14
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That is what u was ms0s So,.

WANTEp-AGsSTs foR "ciApsrOHe.
w His Lifc and Public services" by sizes.
W. iinndferd. Awondrnui story of sassi.
Gus career. over TO large. radiant passs.
40 snpcrb, rare esHrnyins.. Richest, bi0sss
best aud only endorsed ".iWd-tonc iissh"
pubi.h"d. Only ii.s). Commission. 10 psr
cent. credit id,cn. Freight pay-d. ovist
irun. biup all trash nnd clear sSo meath
with 'ir only true and good '.0lnd ssass
book" Address The Dominion ComrAay.
ppci. ~ az gd Dearborn street. chicago.
The state herald., 1898-10-14

". q. Blanks. OF Lewi-ville. Texas,
writes that one boz Of Dewitts witch
Hazel Snl,e wna worth so 10 him. II
cured his piles Of ten Year, standing
lie advises others 10 Try 1t. italso enr-s
ecsema. skin diseases nnd obetins,e sores.
ti,y Drug store.
The state herald., 1898-10-14
First publication sept u ISIS.

NouCH Iur = u uullCauOu.
Land Olicc nt Sterling Colo
sept ~ isss
Notice is hereby given that tho following.
named settler has fiied notice Of his intention
to make fnai prVof In support OF his claim.
and that said proof viii b- made before the
clerk county court atHoiyoke Colo on DC, 20
iss-, viz;
ANDREW SAIL
I'D ~. for the 4 nw1n,. w Y sec IT, 9
nrEw
lie names tho following witness.. to prove
his con tinuous residence upon and cuitivn.
ton Of said land, viz:
Patrick J Moore of Bryant Colo
Jacob Larson
Andrew J Anderson "
Alex Munson
nc FILMING Rsyistcr
The state herald., 1898-10-14

When you desire to make dnal proof
ON land filing, call on Judge G. j. Sla-
ter.
The state herald., 1898-10-14

Don't buy till you have seen our stock
Of fresh and tirst-class groceries. LIE
Blanc & Co.
The state herald., 1898-10-14

NO room 10 doubt concerning the course
they should take according 70 the visws
they may entertain on the great sAd
dominant political issus.
Thoes vhs believe 10 bimstallisu and
vish TO secure the benefits Of that policy
will support the fusion ticket. Those who
bslievs 10 mouomstallism and are willing
that ,ts burdens shall remain fastened
upon the country for an indefinite period
will vote the gold standard ticket. There
10 no room for questioning or doubling.
There are only two sides to the PROPOSE
tion With whish the vttsrs Of this state
are confronted. The withdrawal Of Mr..
Guggenhein has made 1t perfectly clear
that the only way in which = friend 81
silver coinage can help that cause 10 "a
vote the fusion ticket, headed BY Hr.
Thomss-Dsnver Republican.
The state herald., 1898-10-14

". G. Holland clerk OF the district
court will make your ,plication for fina
proof free.
The state herald., 1898-10-14
First publication sept 10 iSs-No
NDIics for Publication

Unitcd States Land ONCE
Sterling tolo Sept 1875
Notice Is hereby gwen that tho following
named settler has nied notiec OF his intention
TO max. nnni proof 10 support OF hi. claim
and that said proof VII b. mad. before the
clcrI Of district evirt u. iIolyokc Colo on
Oct 70 isas via.
JuHSM wiGGiNs
i'd No inJ for the ne 4 soc sstpsnriTw
lie names the folio~ing witnesses TO prov,
his continuous rc-idsncc upon and rultiva-
tion VI said land v,s'
Andrew Hendrix of HAstun Colo
kuKrnc rinany
William 7 Decker
irnu Gray
FLEMING uevi.t,r
The state herald., 1898-10-14

Gall and examine my stock Of dry
goods. I oan save you money. w. r
shsmp.
The state herald., 1898-10-14

Call on W. G. Holland clerk OF the dis
trlot court when wishing to make final
proof.
The state herald., 1898-10-14

To Cure Constitattoa torevcr.
Take Cascarcts Candy Cathnrtic. ioc or sc.
The state herald., 1898-10-14

there is little likelihood OF it, receiving
any support. either in the House Of Rap.
ressntativss or 10 tho Senate, from the
veters Of Colorsdo.-Denvsr Republican.
The state herald., 1898-10-14

Bro. Pickett Of the Akrsn Piouss,
Pres says that We are 1rsvamping . 10,
OF stale stuR aaA bringing II iste this
campaign to DO duty" All that vs bad
70 say about Bro. Pickett has been to r.
Ter v his sudden and iscoas,stspt fog
froa ~ sdveeats OF the silver cause "a
80 sdvocats sf . geld standard and vs az
cot II the lsast surprised that he regards
tbs pat oe his record % "stsls stuiY-
end sbisoas 10 having this stale and rsak
part Of hIs record oe@msstsd upo. In
sAs osupsiss. lie very kindly oass %
Welcome " back into the Mckinley re-
publicsa party 90 condition that ws IRE
Dsut snd rsnounes our past s,ss" We
have ottss heard that even satan some
times pssschss repentance and vs sup.
pose that hs vas sot,pg 90 this psses.
dsss whom he presumed 10 prssSh pslit-
icsl repentance 10 us. We have bssu
guilty Of no political sets that call for -.
psntsnes sud We are certainly not ~ sp-
plicsnt fos admission to the ranks es the
hckislsy rspubliosns Of Colorado.
The state herald., 1898-10-14

The Mckinley republican speakers in
the Colorado campaign are making the
claim that the silver question 10 not On
issss IN any Of the other states and
should not b in Colorado. They know
very veil that they ATE misrspresentipg
The political conditions il other ststss.
The silver question 10 an issue in most Of
the other states and 1t 10 the issue that
will attract the attention Of the voters.
The sdmiuistrstisu party thought the
silver question could bs sids.tracksd BY
making their campaign % the party var
record bat they have abandoned that
idea and nov recognize the fact that
they must again insst the silver issus.
The state herald., 1898-10-14

In recent interview Senator Lodge
said: ave have president who il an
unwsvering friend OF the gold standard
sad he will block any silver lsgislstion
passed by the bimstallists." Whsa tbs
Mckinley rspublicsn campaign spsaksrs
Of Colorado attempt 10 convince the vo-
tsrs that the only hope for silver Is st
the hands Of their party, they should al
90 comment on this statement Of Sens-
ter Ledge, man who stands very close
to President Mckinley and is supposed
to know his position on oil important
questions.
The state herald., 1898-10-14
nrssty Is n,ssa ue.p.

Clean blood means clean skin. No
beauty without u. Caucarcts. Candy Ca,hnr.
tic clean your blood and keep u clean. b,
stirring ~ the lazy liver aud driving all I'm
puriiies from the body, l,epin. to-day 10
banish pinple-. boila. bloicbes, blnclheads.
and that Hickiy bilious complexion by taking
CascafctH. .--beauty for ten cents. All drug
sists, saiisfaction Guaranteed, IOc. 2bc. t0c.
The state herald., 1898-10-14

Osat Tobacco Spit ssd xnoAe Yosr liz Away.
To quit tobacco easily aud forever. be mar
netie. full OF lie, nerve and yifor, take Ho.To.
ban, tho wonder'worker. that makes weak men
strong. Al druggists, soc or u. Cure guaran.
teed Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or New York
The state herald., 1898-10-14

nepoVte received ~ the several poltti
cal headquarters indicate, - was expect.
ed, that the Hon. Charles s. Thomas, the
sominee for governor on the silver TO-
sioa ticket, Will b. elected in Novsmbsl
By ~ overwhelming majority.
The people Of the state are 70 thor
ougbiy we'll grounded In their belisf Ia
the nehteousness Of the cause Of fres
coinass, asd IN their bslisf that not ooly
the enduring prosperity OF this stale. bu,
Alec The welfare OF the msases Of this
people everywhere depends 10 the erss,.
cot degree upon the right sst,lsusst oi
the paramount financial question, that IT
10 unreasonable TO doubt that they will,
with . practical unan,mi,y, In the com
Ing slsctios. support the fusion state tick.
s., which Ia the only one nominated uns.
quivocally supporting free coinage.
Mark Hanna and thoss allied with him
who are now doninst,ng the national 70.
publican administration, sss avowsdly
gold standard mon, not 10 sympathy
with the wishes Of tho mAssss Of the pso.
pie Of the country on mauy questions,
and particularly out Of sympathy With
sbs bsliefs asd desires Of the people ol
this ststs.
The state ticket, pouinsied by the oil.
vss republ'csns st Colorado Springs, and
BY the other silver parties Of the state
rspfsssuts the sentiment Of The state up.
on the coinage question. Tue other tick
els seu'lsstsd are 10 accord. either di.
ssctly or Indirectly. With the Mark Has
ps sdm,nistratieu Of national sasIrs.
The opposition 10 the fusion ,icks. Ii
hspsless, snd hiss dsssssra,ed into q
scramble 10 control the election Of hold
over state ssnstors In several couuhss
particularly In Arspahos spd pusblo
counties. The administration mes thiui
they still 80 . chance. by the lavish US
of money and With the help Of federal Of.
licisls, and by usina the pressure Of large
corporations upon their employees. To ..
lsct few state senstors. who vili. two
1ssrs from now. In the legislature, ,o,s
Tor sold-stsndsrd United States s.ns-
tor from Colorado.
II 10 not likely that they ~ill b. suc-
csssful in s-y Of the counties Of the state
and us,'l tbs national republican party
shalI frss itsslt from the control Of Mark
Hanna and the y npeness bs represents,
The state herald., 1898-10-14

The opposition mud guns are now
trained upon Chas. 8. Thomas. the can
didats Of the silver parties for governor.
but al the mud that they can throw BE-
tween this and election day cannot de-
feat him. He 10 in every way well quail
iasd for the position and will Hll the Of
foe with much credit TO himself and the
voters who elect him. The silver fusion
ticket 10 sure winner and the oaiy ques-
tion il the SIZE Of the majority.
The state herald., 1898-10-14

Educate Your nswsts witt Caa~aresa.
CANDY rnihnrtic, euro constipation forever
The state herald., 1898-10-14
Three Doctors In Consultation.
From Bsniamln Franklin.

"When you are sick, what you like
best is to bs chosen for medicine In the
first place; what experience tolls you il
best, to bs ohessn In the second place;
what reason q. O., Theory says 10 bsst is
to bs chosen In the last place. But II
ysu can got DR.. Inclination, DR.. Expert
encs and Or. Reason to hold oonsults-
ton together, they will give you the best
advics that can bs taken."
When you have bad cold DR.. Inclina-
tion would recommend Chsmberlain's
Cough Remedy because it 10 pleasant
and safe TO take. DR.. Experience would
recommend II because it never fails to
effect . spse.iy and permanent cure. DR..
Reason would recommend Il bscauss 1t
10 prepared on scientific principles and
acts on natures plan in relieving the
lungs, opening the sscretions and rsstor-
ing the system to natural and healthy
condition. For sale by F. X. Noblet.
The state herald., 1898-10-14

The I-ssdsr hAs no disposition to CROW
over Ar. Painter not receiving The fusion
nomination for state ssnsles, Tor psrson
ally vs hold him 10 very high esteem,
eslisviag him " b. couscisntisus bi-
usssllIst. . psrisot gentleman. veil quail.
issd fos the position, and man IL whom
the people would not have bssn disap.
pointed. Bat ~s bsl,svs that II would
hsvs b~ss poor pGlis,es 10 give the sos,.
snstioo 10 sorth EIDE candidate shsu
The people q the south side felt tbs,
they Ssss entitled 10 the candidate and
the visdom Of the selection made a
S'srliss 90 the N. ulsiuo. will bs svi-
dssosd BY ths south SIDES showing IN
Novsmbsr-Akrea Leader.
We bslisvs that Brs. Foor Of the Ak.
'sa Leader y u,ssskss IN regard 10 the
lssstIss 4 he candidate 10 ths dissrie,
hsvias ssy material c6sc, 90 the vo,s
That hs vsuld rsosiss from the sIlvs,
parties u the district. The espdidsss
Tor stses ssostsr 10 from The south side
Of The district bat ~ do not believe ths,
h's iooasiss will have any material sdsc,
90 hts vote N The north side district.
The state herald., 1898-10-14
The fusion ticket i. a sure winner.

RG oURI you get what you want
- whom you ask for Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla. Unequalled in Merit, Sales, Cures.
There's no substitute for HOODS.
The state herald., 1898-10-14

Ar. 0usgsphsin's letter 10 Nf fiich
ssd Bread vi,hdrsviSs Iron The race Tor
governor. which may b found 10 another
part q tbs 'ssus, siuphuss the situstion.
Il ushss the issus clear and definite b..
tssss silver coinage On the enc hand snd
gold ussoostsllisn 90 the other.
Whstsvar The committee Of which Mr.
BssaA 10 ebsirnas may do II regard 10 a
susosssss 70 NJ. 0usssnhsis, the fact
ssaslns that the votsrs Of Coloraso nsve
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-10-19
Wants the Fight Renewed

". H. Harvey, general manager Of
the ways and means committee, No.
1904 University building, Chicago, is
in receipt of the following letter from
Col. VIM. J. Bryan, dated Jacksonville,
Fla.
My Dear Sir: l enclose pledge for
monthly contributions to the cause cf
bimetallism until October, 1900, to-
gether with the instalment for this
month. l most cordially endorse the
plan adopted y the committee and am
confident that it will result in the col
lection Of large fund for the circula-
tion Of bimetallic literature. Since jour
fight is in the interest of the plain peo-
ple'-to use Lincoln's phrase-or the
common people, to borrow a Bible
term, we must appeal to them for the
means of carrying on the contest.
The fnanciers can contribate large
sums to support the gold standard be-
cause the monopoly Of money gives
them great pecuniary profit. Surely,
you can appeal with confidence to the
millions who suffer from rising dollar
and falling prices
Having brought freedom to Cuba, the
American people can renew the strug-
gle for the financial independence Of the
United States.
Yours truly,
William J. Bryan.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-10-19
GoI Ti1lman Released

The war department has ordered
Lieut., Col. Tillman released from ar
rest. Capt. Fuller received telegram
to that effect Friday morning and Col.
Tillman received one from Senator
Tillman conveying the same informa-
ton. Secretary Alger has instructed
Capt. Fuller to investigate the whole
matter and report to the war depart
ment, and it will then be decided
whether there is any necessity for a
courtmartial. This latest phase OF the
situation is taken to mean that ,here
will be no courtmartial. At any rate
all negotiations looking toa compromise
are off since Secretary Alger has taken
hand in the affair. Lieut.. Col. Till
man is naturally delighted at the out
come, but he declines to say anything
further just yet. His friends in camp
are rejoiccd also and believe that the
colonel has been or'will be fully vindl-
Gated. .-Columbia Record.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-10-19
Cant Sell a GRAVEYARD.

Some time ago Col. J. G. Gibbes
found tract of land between -Ander-
son and Oconee counties upon which
the taxes had not been paid for years.
1t was known as the Maverick burial
ground and several Van Wycks are
buried there The mother of Mayor
Van Wyck, of New York. who was q
Maverick, is buried there. The plot is
no longer used as burial ground, and
Col. Gibbes proceeded to advertise the
land fcr sale. Protests were made
against this, and the matter having
been referred to the attorney general,
Judge Townsend decided today that the
State had no right to sell the land be-
cause it was burial ground and such
property is not taxable. e.-Columbia
Record.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-10-19
a Sad Story.

The Riser boys, of Nevberry county,
who we're convicted Of series Of rob-
berries about Pomaria, were brought to
Columbia Wednesday and placed in the
penitentiary, where they will serve five
years unless sooner pardoned. Both
are young men, one hardly being more
than eighteen years old, and both bore
good regulations in the community be.
fore their conviction. They were we'll
dressed, and no one seeing them alight
from the train would have imagined
that they were en- route to the penlten-
tiary. After their conviction an ap-
peal vas taken to the Supreme court
on some ground, but it was withdrawn
last week and the young men came
down to serve out their terms.-Colum.
bia Record.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-10-19
They are Good Democrats.

In 1896 Irwin county, Georgia. gave
the Democratic ticket majority of 6o4
votes. Last week Irwin county gave
the Democratic ticket majority Of
1850. This is the county in which the
colony city Of Fitzgerald is situated.
The colonists came from the northwest
and the north. How they voted before
they came south does not make any
difference; the returns show how they
are voting now. The south wants more
colonists just like them: thousands of
them
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-10-19
Edgefeld 4. Strom, Self, Ma
than G. Evans, Edgefeld. J. L. Smith,

Edgefeld \. Strom, Self, Ma
than G. Evans, Edgefeld. J. L. Smith,
Trenton.
Fairfeld-John G. Mobley. Winns-
boro, Edward B. Ragsdale, Wins
boro, v. j. Johnson, Ridgeway, (re-
elected).
Florence-Gustaye Hofmeyer, Flor
ence, j. ". Ragsdale. Timmonsville,
W. B. Cause, Lynch's.
Georgetown-M. ". Pyatt, George
town, (reelected), John Bolts, George
town.
Greenville-W. L. Mauldin, Green
vile, George ". Richardson, Green
vile, Joseph A Mccullough, Greer
vile, j. O. Wingo, Campobello, IRE
elected), A Blythe, Grcenville; IRE
elected).
Greenwood-R H. Henderson, Coro-
naca. D. H. Magill, Greenwood, IRE
elected).
Hampton-W. j. Thomas, Hampton,
B. H. Theus, Luray
Horry-Jeremiah Smith. Conway, H.
H. Woodward, Conway.
Kershaw-C. L. Winkler, Camden,
(reelected), John g. Richards, Jr.,
Liberty Hill.
Lancaster-T. Y. Williams, Lancas-
ter, (reelected). J. n. Estridge, White
Bluff.
Laurens-John H. Wharton, Water
loo, Lewis W. Simpkins, Laurens, G.
P. Smith, Brewerton.
Lee-D. +. Keels, Lynchburg.
Lexington-D. F. Eird, Lexington,
(reelected), ". H. Sharpe, Lexington.
Marion-T. F. Stackhouse, Dillon:
W. J. Montgomery, Marion, S. ".
Davis, Eulonia.
Marlboro'-Frank Manning, Coving-
ton, Thomas |. Rogers, Bennettsville,
(reelected), John F. McLaurin, MeColl,
reelected).
Newberry-Cole L. Blease, New
berry. G. T. Wychc, Prosperity, (rc-
elected), H. H. Evans. Newberry.
Oconee--Ebenezer +. Ve-1er, Rich
land, (reelected), S. P. De-ly, Wal
halla.
Orangeburg-B. H. Moss; Orange
burg, i. k. Starkie, Springfield, IRE
elected), A. F. H. Dukes, Branchville,
(reelectcd), George ". Fairey, Fort
Motto, (reelected), j. Bernard Nc
Lauchlin, St. Matthews.
Pickens-C. Z. Robinson. Pickens,
Laban Mauldin. Easley
Richland-Charles W. Su5er Colum-
bia, James R. Hopkins, Hopkins,
Francis H. Weston, Columbia, H. Cow
per Patton, Columbia, (reelected).
Spartanburg-C. ?. Sanders, Spar
tanburg r. J. CAN'T, Spartanburg, A.
H. Dean, Duncan's, F. c. West, West
Springs, (reelected), D. E. Hydrick,
Spartanburg. (reelected.
Saluda-B. L. Caughman, Mt. Will
ing, (reclected), D. B. Peurifoy, HAY
irdsville.
Sumter-E. D. Smith, Lynchburg:
(reelected), W. \. Nettles, Ramsey,
(reelected), J. Harvey Wilson. Mayes-
vile, (reelected), D. N. Young, Sum-
ter.
Union-J. a. Sawyer, Union, A.
Cole Lyles, Carlisle.
Williamsburg--Charles ". Wolf:
Kingstree, S. Wayne Gamble, Gour-
dins, John S. Graham, Rheims, IRE
elected).
York-S. H. Epps, Fort Mills, (re-
elected), H. f. Johnson, Bethel, (re
elected), Thomas F. Mellow, Yorkville,
T. P. McDill, Hickory Grove.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-10-19
Where BE Belongs.

Mr.. W. d. Bynum, recently manager
of the gold faction Of the Democratic
party, has taken the STUMP for the Re
publican party in Iowa. Mr.. Bynum
declares that the attitude of the Demo
cratic party in respect to silver has
driven him into the Republican party.
1t will not be forgotten, meantime.
that Mr.. Bynum did not change his po-
litical afiliation until his salary as
manager Of the gold Democracy had
been discontinued.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-10-19
Still Running.

The sympathie< Of the country at
large 20 out to Governor McLaurin
of Mississippi. Since the breaking out
Of the fever in mis- State he has hardly
known where nc was at; and during
much Of the time his fellow citizens
have not known. At last advices he
had evacuated the State insane asy-
llm. where he had taken refuge. and
was in the woods somewhere in Smith
county. miles away from either tcle
phone or telegraph. The State health
association tried for three days to find
him, according to a Jackson special,
and then gave up the quest.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-10-19
An Old Citizen

Mrs. Catherine Watts Of Scllersville,
Pa. gave birthday party to celebrate
her 10Sth anniversary. She was in the
best Of spirits and danced with four
generations. The old lady gets around
lively with her housework, reads with
out glasses, and walks several miles to
church on Sundays. Her baby is 40
wears old,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-10-19

through the groin and is terribly bat
tered about the head. The physicians
state that he has barely chance Of re-
covery. The dead miners were removed
from the vicinity of the stockade to
hotels and livery stables, and the wound
ed miners were taken on litters to the
station house and taken to Springfield
+onirht