The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-07-27


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again Joined our friends the teachers.
who were still looking tired. The 1c'c
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and prc>unin@ upon the educational
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chosen ones. Here We Were courteous
!y Welcomed ana saw strange ana inter
cSilng things Aoont 4 niir oif on INC
the bay the Minneapolis an1 NatAnHlh
stood rs quiet anda> silent rs the deaths
which ther>l>tcr ships had gwen to
what might no" be termed SHnH
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cupa2cy OF tAlS once. NJ . IatiS -4oHn- @
tam he ana oec[eIaf! EanEs:on Tr,'
again presented Win :eS'-t;to't,'ts 40 T,
ing thc esteem III WHICH 'iie.H '''c ii''"
BY their brethren. !,
y feature OF the meeting winch mas
not received proper, attention ;, was Ine
EemafAao!e Nnc "T0SeSs oI ! =; GsiI'cIi' n I
geo. .. trohicf. OF Ne"pe1IH '!,I;H Toiiese' =
Nr. Cromer subject was / ne lefSoh7
=! pronoUn. FIRST FeTSoH singular, anH
MS remarks We're &c; OF inc lllS:ies' oIooi ot
excellence; me Sl'e'NSr Is 1 aI'" %
scholarly thought ana Oh Sra:eiUi an"
torclole expression: ms s'!le Is :; SUi'lNa-
ted ana hnlsAed. ana pest OF a!i; Nc Is
manly ana strong ana pure Hc arc
indebted to nm Tor an 3Gorcss Whlch l
have seldom heard cquaiIeo ana WLlch
was listened to with marked attention.
have been frequently ana urgently
requested by my brethren to make, III
their behalf: some ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
the many courtcSlcs shown the -1Ss9cl-
alton by Harms. OF Harris Llthla
Springs. lie showed US more a''ch7
ton that any other one ihQl'l9ual, an"
this was done cordially and pleasantly.
lie has secured every ASSOCIATION III 'iic
State to meet at his SnflnsS-Mc0lcai.
dental. cducatlonai-al. anu by HEseN'
invitation the South Carolina State
Press Association Is added to tins mum
Der Tor next year.
The railroads were most obhglng. the
Southern Railway particularly. We
left Greenville on the famous South
western limited OF this road, occupying
special Pullman car.
Returning We We're on their limited
again, with our own spccla! ?uLiman
car. The Baltimore and ONO load
gave Us TRANSPORTATION on their famous
Cannon Ball Express. Of the Is"yai b-ac
Line. Aessrs. ): II. tarHWicS; y.
u: Lewis, +. >: Chlsm ana Ii. -. Kan
NIL, OF the various raliroa"s ana steam
| SnlO lines. Will accept AGAIN our sincere