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WHITE and p,,r wor+h 7so IL a.
CoTToNs.
Please don't buy more than YOU want
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The mill - S>'''S Al.
coon az INrrT
Rleached Cotton 81 10 rard
COOP as TNrH
6roWn al 1-2c YARD.
Bleached at 1-2c yard.
GOOD SO INCH
Brown at lie yard.
cases o. l-1W
- llso1 rih1oW
49, 49, -
WIZ ~ = l-1c s1ilu loc'
TIN11nnr nEp Apn,Nrrnr,v,
4 = -
Table linen 100 ward
ALL LINEN
CIealll Daiilash az 1oc yarus
e mt
Gream DamasK at 5oc.
bOIIER LINEN
From 5oc to $l.25.
20 per cent less IMAM former prices.
TRAY CLOTHS.
100 DOZEN TRAY CLOTHS
All Linen and very cheap, worth to-
day ice, at 10c each.
BARGAINS
In Crashes, Towels and Napkins
that'll pay to see.
ORGANDIES.
a case ~ 5o nieoas pr,ntad rox,a
and anotbar case of oroond,as T,,,a
1o1-oc GRADES von, choice 81 ID "a
! = q
CROCHET QUILTS.
A pig assortment at all prices, and
as a sample OF our ofrerlngs examine
the Iull size quit we are selling at
Ioc.
worth at least $LOo.
--r,.
Ola = . = p
Here are bargains in 11x4 Blankets
that are from, zoe for the two law
- pioo ano @1,vo lor nisA
again.
Frees are Sl.oo, $l.5o, $500, $3.50, $500,
49, - -. - .llns' ltine -
ailu ~ spenuins q n'cie tiins
liele you oah iiio NC iois VI money Dy
roo n1MSnS &c - ooi p1t'es
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quality, at 25c pair.
UPHOLSTERY ROOM.
The GROWING success of this depart
ment is the value they give and the
little price they ask.
SWISS EMBROIDERED
Muslin for Sash Curtains IL lie
quality at &c yard.
Any other house haven't the courage
to give you such values.
25c SWISS
Embroidered Muslin at II 1-2c yard.
JAPANESE CREPE CURTE
Gold Tinsel, IL 1-2c and 15c grades,
at and Sc yard.
So INCH FISH NET
Muslin for Curtains, 25c quality, at
IL 1-2c yard.
OTHER BARGAINS
In Muslin, etc, that pay to look at.
LACE CURTAINS.
You never will get such bargains
again. We have curtains from 39c
up.
BUT YOUR ATTENTION
is directed to our offering in a "a
inch wide Lace Curtain, full length,
good pattern, worth SITS, at $1.00
pair
100 PAIR FULL SIZE
And full length Lace Curtains at s1.5O
pair. These are actually worth 49,
ALSO
A grand stock at s19S, $3.50, $2.9S
and $3.50. Equally cheap.
DRESS GOODS.
For the last four years or since we
came to this side of the street, no
other store has kept the assortment
of dress goods we have. 1t is quite
apparent that they're losing ground,
while ours is a steady increase. Our
small profit system in this depart
ment as in others, works charming
ly. To the reliable goods kept (the
assortment kept, and our tantalizing
little prices,) belongs the glory Of
success.
So INCH FIGURED NOVELTIES
And Spring effects; worth SOC for Csc
SILK AND WOOL
And all wool novelties; worth COO;
now SOC.
SPECIAL 40 INCH
All wool Vigolene; never sold for less
than 75c; now ACC.
ALL OUR s1.00 AND $1.99
Novelty goods in Coverts, Granite
weaves Matlasse, Serges, Princess
Cloths, ETC., now zoe.
46 INCH ILLUMINATED
Coverts; all new colorings; were SITS
to $500, for $1.19.
BLACK GOODS.
AS INCH BAYADERE
Mohairs; brilliant effects sold for 59c.
Now 39c.
46 INCH BROCADE
Satin Berbers, very brilliant; actual
value $1.25, now zoe.
46 INCH BROCADE
Sicilian. Always sold for $125, now
S5c.
LADIES UNDERWEAR.
40 dozen Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests,
white and cream, 4c each.
Comments unnecessary.
LADIES' JERSEY RIBBED
Vests, white with blue and pink silk
braid, crochet edge, same as sold at
Csc. Our price IL lie each.
ANOTHER GRADE
AT 25c is a beauty. Every lady should
see it before buying.
OUR soc GRADE
Is not sold less than SEC,
OTHER GRADES
In Underwear equally as cheap.
LACE DEPARTMENT.
These offerings and others that space
prevents enumerating are the best
Lace bargains in the United States.
5000 YARDS ORIENTAL
Plat Walls, Point departs and Tor
chon Laces, making an aggregation
of over go patterns to choose FROM
We say truly that you can't get these
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Thursday Evenings O'Clock.
Public worship, with preaching.
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BLACK GOODS.

AS INCH BAYADERE
Mohairs; brilliant effects sold for 59c.
Now 39c.
46 INCH BROCADE
Satin Berbers, very brilliant; actual
value $1.25, now zoe.
46 INCH BROCADE
Sicilian. Always sold for s1.25, now
S5c
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Sunday-May s.
Public worship, with preaching at 1890 a.
NJ, 2:30 p. m. and 1880 p. m.
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Friday Evenings O'Clock.
Public worship, with preaching.
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TRAY CLOTHS.

100 DOZEN TRAY CLOTHS
All Linen and very cheap, worth to-
day &c., at 10c each.
BARGAINS
In Crashes, Towels and Napkins
that'll pay to see.
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SILK DEPARTMENT.

Anything we could write would but
feebly express the magnitude of our
silk Bargains.
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LADIES' UNDERWEAR.

These offerings and others that space
prevents enumerating are the best
Lace bargains in the United States.
5000 YARDS ORIENTAL
Plat Walls, Point departs and Tor
chon Laces, making an aggregation
of over 60 patterns to choose from.
We say truly that you can't get these
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Gold Production OF 1897.

The Director of the Mint, from in
formation now at hand, says that
there is substantial evidence that the
worlds product Of gold for the calen-
dar year 1897 will approximate II not
exceed, $240,000,000, an increase OF
nearly 20 per cent over 1896. The
gold product of the United States for
1886 vas s53,l00,000; for 1897 i
will approximate $6l.5OO,O0O, an IN
crease OF sS,4C0,000.
The indications for tie United
States are that Colorado will lead in
the production of gold for 1897, as is
estimated by Ex-Governor Grant that
it will not be less than S20,0OO,000.
California viii follow, with a product
of probably s19,000,0OO. with the ex-
ception Of tie states OF the south ap-
palachiap range, i is believed that
there vii be an increase in every pro-
3uc;ng state and territory of the gold
product over that OF l696.-Siiver
observation-disclosures.
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Jordan Sets.

Jordan nearly always has It's repre-,
sentatiyes IL the swamp. At present
number of sportsmen are OF on Q
duck-lunt. They expected to float
down Sansee for several days, and
then return on the train, sending
their boats up or the steamer. No re-
ports have been received from them
but they are expected in few days
The party is composed OF Messrs Jos.
Davis, Warren Nelson, " E Davis,
and others.
Quarterly Conference will be held
here OF next Saturday and the Pre-
siding Elder well preach for Us OF
Sunday.
The farmers are beginning tbeil
preparations for another year; the
saw mills are busy saving lumber fol
building and repairing barns and ten
ants houses.
The Tobacco growers OF this neigh
borhood eve somewhat discouraged
and do not feel ike attempting tc
cultivate another crop too much out
lay for such small income.
The school is doing well, over S
pupils enrolled, and the average ct
tendance good. WH1z.
Jan. 5, 1898.
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The Atmosphere.

Even if it were possible for man to
live without breathing air he could not
exist on the earth if it We're without al
atmosphere. Plants derive carbon, the
most important element Of their food,
from the air, and without plants there
could be no food for animals, and there
fore 10 human beings. Water also
comes from the atmosphere, but If there
were no water there could be neither
plants nor animals. II food and water
could be supplied in some other way.
the world wo2ld still be unhabitable by
plants and animals owing to the severl-
ty Of the cold. Without an atmosphere
there would be no winds, and conse-
oucntly no waves Or ocean currents.
The sea-if we may suppose one TO have
been supplied by some unknown cause
would be staglant pool, uninhablt-
able by seaweed or Gsh.-Exchange.
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WANTED .iGENTS.

s'The Confederate Soldier Of HE Civil
War;" inst published, contains 500 pages
y l6 inches, and over 1000 large Battle
Scenes, Portraits. Maps, etc. The greatest
aud largest War Book ever published, and
the only one that does justice to the Con-
feders:te soldier and the cause he fought
:or Complete IN one volume. Agents
wanted everywhere to sell this book cn our
new and easy plan. Many Of the lady an 4
gentlemen agents who arc a. work are max
ing 500 to $500 per month. Veterans,
Sons and Daughters Of Veterans, and 9th
ers interested are requested to send for a
beautiful illustrated descriptive circular
(free) and terms to agents. Address, Cou-
rier-Journal Job Printing Co., Louisville,
Ky. l1S-12t
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GoldbuGS.

The most remarkable goldbugs in the
world are found IL Central America.
They belong to the genus Pius;otis,
and one might easily imagine q sreci-
men to be tie work of some clever artif-
icer in metal. Tie head and wing cases
are brilliantly polished, with a lUster
as of gold itself. TO sight and touch
they have all the seeming Of metal, and
it is ka-d to realize that the creature IS
mere animal Oddly enough, there
is another species Ct Plusiotis from the
same region, which has the appearance
of being wrought in solid silver, freshly
FURNISHED. These gold and silver beetles
have market value. They are worth
from s25 70 $50 each. The finest collec-
ton of them in existence today is owned
by Walter Rothschild Of the English
banking firm. Though young man,
only 25 years of age, he has already
spent $500, 900 on beetles. Every year
he sends two men to Central America
to gather beetles. One of the most beau
tiful bugs in the world is q small beetle
known to science as the blue Hoplia.
It's back is an exquisite iridescent sky
blue, and the under part Of its body Is
of a bright silver hue The notion that
it contains silver is widely entertained,
and attempts have frequently been made
to extract silver iron: it.-Buffalo Com
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SPOILED = Sale.

A friend Of mine was IN one CT the
emporiums the other day and there r:n
across q very swell acquaintance sit
ting in the shoe department, where she
was buying So shoes for her daughters.
The hacghty ona seemed quite fus-
tered when she saw my acquaintance
and stamnered out:
"I-I just came down to get some
shoes for my servants. y
Then, as she saw that the intruder
v;as greeting enc Of her daughters, who
was Just il tie act OF trying On the
aforesaid plo12ian shoes, she hastily
added:
"Addie is trying them on for her, as
she has tie same sized foot as Bridget. !"
But this strucz Addie as a littlc too
ridiculous, and, as she was q plain, ey-
eryday American girl, without frilis,
she laughed aloud, much to her silly
mothers discontinue.
"Oh, don't mind ma!' she said.
sTllat's just one CT her jokes. These
shoes are for me- ard I wear twos
Bridget wears SiXcS, | guess.
"The shoes are very good here, " said
my acquaintance, "aGd very much
cheaper than OF Broadway" "
But the silly mother would have none
of it.
She was furious with hcr plain spoken
daughter and handed bac!; tic Shoes to
the amused and ar,laEGd SEODwCEan.
'I'lI seHd or servants down, SIC
said shortly. That will be better.
Come, girls Hope 10 see you again,
Nj. -"
And she swecs out. with her nose i'll
the air, followed by Lcr eiggling daugh-
ters.
"You spoiled sale" said the shop
girl as my acquaintance s&tGown, "b25
She'll cone back >sair. She's regular
customer. Polly Ply il lew York
Recorder.
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A ThouchtfCl Girl.

"No wonder the pleasures Of court
ing have declined, said the stout
youth. Just look at the fiimsiness Of
these modern chairs. -
And he pointed to a slender affair OF
white bamboo, touched with gilt
"you mustn't judge By appearances, :"
said the stout girl softly. I've had
that chair thoroughly braced with tho
very best Of steel rods, and 1t IS now
guaranteed to stand :; pressure Of 60
pounds to the square inch. y
Then they both sat down il it as a
final test. Plain Dealer.
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iiUY'S This

We offer CHE huadiv.l dciinr< reward ;or
a-2 case Of catsrra that cenaot he cared by
ual'S Catatrh Cue.
r. J. CHENEY 4 Co, Props, Toledo, 0.
Ne tie undersigned. have knowa T. j.
Cheney fer the last Is years, and believe
aim perfectly hoGorabie IL all h"s: a"ss
transactions ana financial" able to CAR:
ont any Obligations made by their firm.
VEST & rsAUx, Wholesale Druggists, To-
;eio, o.
WALDISG. kISSAN * NsUyIS, Wholesale
Druggists. Toledo, 0.
Halls Catarch Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and :cGcouS
surfaces OF the system. Price 1oc per bot
tie. Sold by al! druggists. Testimonials
free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Attest:
C. P. LEsEsNE, Clerk of Board.
Russian Administrative Machine.

The car may possess qualities ana
virtues which, under . happier system,
might bear fruit il the prosperity OF his
people, but he, like his subjects, IS
crushed by the administrative machine,
from which, II Russia, there is no es-
cape. A new car has as little Initiative
and is as much at the mercy Of perma-
mont officials es is the chief Of an Eng
lish department. reading in the house OF
commons the elaborate evasions Of his
head clerks. If he were really despot,
it might be well; for q benevolent des-
pot is an excellent thing, but he is no
more than the irresponsible head Of an
evil system which is founded on repres-
sion, ignorance, darkness and slavery.
The chief object Of the Russian bureau
cracy, whatever official apologists may
say, is to exclude the light; to hold the
people in blind, superstitious obedi-
ence; to punish, imprison and Danish
those who would teach the miserable
mujik that he is q man and not q vod-
Ia filed BEAST that the peasant has his
rights as well as the czar and an equal
claim to happiness and freedom.
This is why political discussion is
forbidden in Russia, why every book
which opens the windows of the mind,
even though Of pure science and philoso-
ply, is prohibited by the censorship
and why every rncrthodox dissenter
who questions the claims Of the success
or of Ivan ard Paul and Catherine to
mediate with God for the people is re-
garded as Gisloyal and is treated as
such. a system like this would never
have been tolerated by any race OF ener-
gy and intelligence, as Englishmen have
often taught both popes and kings. But
the Slar people, Of an oriental type, pa
tient, sluggish, mystic and ignorant be-
yond all imagination, bear and suffer,
and allow themselves to be driven, like
sheep to the slaughter, into the armies
of the cZar.-N;reteenth Century.
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Our Sardinia Letter.

The young folks of Sardinia send
/ greetings to the readers OF THE ZINES
"With peace and good will to all
mankind" while our hearts go out
spontaneously to the good people OF
this place wEo so Sraciously threw
their doors open to the visitors Who
came to help US enjoy the festivities
of the Christmas holidays. Tie din
ner parties and evening entertain
ments will ever linger in our memo
ries as among the brightest episodes
of our lives.
The visitors whom we hope to aave
with US again were Misses Maggie
Scott, hingstree; Leila Scarborough,
Bishopville; Maude Garland, Work
man; Lottie Garland and Mrs. Chan
dier,s jefferson; Nessrs. Willie Null
drow and Edd Saul.;, South Carolina
College; Robbie lIu!drow, Whit
Rhodes, Coy Shaw, Willie Chandler,
Bradley Wilson, Nayesril!e; Dow
Player, Workman; Walter Mctad-
len, Sandy Grove.
The pleasures Of tie week ended
| on Friday evening with q Resolution
party at NJ. ". T. Roses, which, to-
ward the close, became right solemn
and affective. As the old year Taned
and the clock told the tine a tablet
was handed around for lew reso!a-
tons. Some Of them we're serious,
Others amusing. 40 be better
bow" $50 turn over new leaf was
repeated many times. Two resolved
oeycr to drink lrop OF Q. P, 50 if
you hear anything 90 not charge 1t to
! the resolutions. Joel and Ernest,
who have just made their debut in
the social circles, kindly PLAYING fad
to the big boys, resolved that they
would be ou: Of the sap crowd before
the next so round.
The girls all being good enough,
:esolTTea 10 bind up the boys under a
pledge to Taste rot, touch not, Ean-
| de rot" Dr.. Bradley, our rising
yoang doctor, resolved not to indulge
IN single thing but hard study for
/, tie next tGree mo4tbs-cot even a
taste OF hop b;tters. Ut last they i'll
resolved to revive the Literary So
c;st>. Should they do anything that
would amuse or interest tie readers
OF The TIuEs I will let you know.
! Gaess YOU will hear from NE, for We
have some Gebators over here that do
not fail far short OF the Immortal
Trio.
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Farmers Meeting.

In accordance with a resolution adopted
BIZ n,ass-meeting OF farmers held Janu-
ary 3rd, 1895. call upon each chairman Of
the township boards OF commissioners to
issue o call for township meetings to be
held prior to the first Monday in February
next and there organize q Cotton Growers
Protective Association. Tina: at said meet
ings delegates be elected to meet at tue
court house in Manning on salesday IL
February for the purpose OF pertectlnS said
organization. Let there be q ful! attend
ance E. D. HODGE,
Jannarv g 1898 Chairman.
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nlerclal
Sealed Bids

Will be received by the undersigned
up to II NJ. on Thursday, 18th inst,
for the entire Stock of Dry Goods,
Clothing, Groceries, Notions, Shoes,
Millinery, Hardware, etc, now COM
prised in the store of HID. Riff of IIan-
ming, S. c. The cost price of said
stock being 5000, as per inventory
in possession Of l. L. Mintz, assignee.
Right to reject any and all bids re-
served.
Terms-.Cash. Goods to be moved
Immediately after the sale. lnven-
tory can be seen on application to
the undersigned.
Each bid must be accompanied by
certified check or deposit of $3.50, to
be returned in case bid is rejected.
I. L. MINTZ, Assignee.
King and Calhoun streets,
Charleston, S. G..
HUGER S1NkLER,
Agent of Creditors.
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BARGAINS -

That must attract the attention OF
those who have the cash to spend and
want to spend it where they can get
the best values for the cash.
4 large lot of Cock Robin Tobacco,
in 1stb. boxes, at 273c. per pound, by
the box. Big bargain in Green Cot
fee. Can give you the best Green
Coffee at 123c. per pound. Best Fat
ent Flour, $3.50 per barrel.
We offer some great bargains IN
Dry Goods. We offer Calicoes that
will not fade at &c. per yard. Closing
our stock of Fall Clothing 1T greatly
reduced prices.
We offer the best yardwide Bleach
Homespun at =. per yard, BY the
bolt. Best Hickory Stripe Shlrtlns
ut 7ac. and S5c per yard. :.
..; g-:,, - see some eXtraordl-
in Jeans OF all grades
,sgS: md we will surprise
l. Of heavy Plow Shoes
carry q large stock
~: Shoes, very cheap.
= u,,.~.a line Of Ladies' and
Gents Neckwear very cheap.
Ladies who wish to buy Hats can
get them very cheap now, as we are
closing out our fall stock of Millinery
very cheap. Give Us a call. We are
always glad to serve you.
Yours truly,
". I. JENhlNSON.
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W7ANTED TRUSTWORTHY AND
w active gentlemen or ladies to tfnvei
for responsible, established house in South
Carolina Monthly S65 and expenses. Po-
sition steady. Reference. Eac!cs2 self
addressed stamped envelope. Tie DomiD-
ion Company, Dept. r., Chicago. us lGt
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uITUELEE'S ARNICA S.ALEE.

TIC hes, ,ss;:c n the world for cH;~,
bruises, soycs;, uiccrS. salt silenal, it*ez
sareS, ,ettey. c!.appei hands. cilil5!":"S,
3oraS and I'll ski. eruEiionS, and pcsit!Te.E
cures pile>,o 10 pay required. Il i s";st-
IN t,...,i 10 give per!ec, >a:!siacticC o. mcr2E
::fan,;eG. Price 25c per box. FOR sale hy
L. =. IIorys:i.
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Notice is hereby given
that no advertisements VIII
be hereafter changed i'll this
paper where the copy is
brought in later than Sat
urday noon.
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When you can not sleep for coughing
take mber!ain's Cough Remedy. 1t a!
ways gives prompt relief. /, IS mos. excel
.r.lt for colds. TOO, Us it aids ezpectoratio7
relieves tue lungs and prevents any ten
aeocy coward pneumonia. For sale by 4.
3. Lcryea, the druggist.
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Notice.
OFFICE OF CoUHTT SUPERVISOR, !
CLARENDON COUNTY,
MANNING, 5. G., Sept. l, 1897.

L, accordance with Section t9o, General
Statutes. it IS unlawful FOR persons to en-
GAGE in or o!fer for sale any pistol. lille,
cartr;.l ses less lLan 45 calibre. ", metal
knwckles, without first having obtained a
licensc therefor,
Now, therefore. take notice: any per-
scn found dealing in pistols, cartridges, or
kDuciles without first having paid to the
County twenty-five dollars for license viii!
be prosecuted. and Il convicted. they shall
be punished by 4 tinc not over $500, or irl-
prisoued not more than one year or both
at the courts discretion.
Z. C. OWENS,
supervisor, c. &.
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Cold Breakers,
Cold Breakers,

Three or four doses in time will
stop Grippe or cure your cold in s
to II hours. Price, 25c. For sale by
D. W. ALDERMAN & SONS CO.,
20-13tl Alcolu, S. c..
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County Of Clarendon.
r. W. Duckett, plaintiff,
CroiDSt
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

R. W. Duckett, plaintiff,
against
William Moses Butler, Leila 7. But
Ter, Minnie N. Thames, Martha \.
Carter, Belle Butler, Lizzie G. But
ler, Presley Butler and Abe But
Ter, defendants.
Copy Summons-For Relief.
To the defendants, William Moses
Butler, Leila Y. Butler, Minnie NJ.
Thames, Martha R. Carter, Belle
Butler, Lizzie G. Butler, Presley
Butler and Abe Butler:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
and required to answer the complaint
in this action of which a copyis here
with served upon you, and to serve q
copv of Your answer to the said COM
plaint on the subscribers at their Of
ice in the town of Manning, in Clar-
endon County, State Of South Caro-
lima. within twenty days after the
service hereof, exclusive of the day Of
such service; and if you fail to ans
wer the complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action
will apply 20 the court for the relief
demanded in the complaint; and you,
the said Martha 4. Carter, are here
by notified that the complaint IN the
above entitled action has this the
18th day Of January, \. D. 1898, been
filed in the Office Of the Clerk of the
Court Of Common Pleas for the Coun-
ty of Clarendon in said State, dated
January y. y. D, 1898.
WILSON s. DURANT,
Plaintiff S Attorneys.
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