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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-11-13
.NVpreeits, meine Siebe, beute bin i'd
tpirfli6 81 miioe Cute 91a6t y
GS t1lnr NIT illrer lHiihinfeit lidht

.Mpr9eifs, meine 2iebe, beute bin i'd
nirfli6 5I miioe. Gute 9ta9t y
gs mar nit ibrer Miiibigfeit ni6i
gar 10 arg, aber fie ipollte bpr alien
9in9en. 3eit< setuillnen, Inn 5u er=
md9en, iuie iueit ieeilre 6ausgenoiien
in oieie 2lngeleaen1eit einmeiben iolle.
GuB lie i6nen idDn 10 piel lnitgetbeili
bate, eridisl 9eipagt, oenn lie fonnte
ii6 iDohl renfen, oab &asparD iibel
ben @erratQ ieines Snfognitos nidt
beionbers erbQut lein meree. 9tber lie
bate es trrb0elu aetban, I'M ibm aui
alie 0dlle ben stiidsus absuidneioen.
@rfannte eE Dab fein 9eim1idtbun i'm
GdloB feilten 3tuef mebr bate, 10
muBte er, ppltte er iib ni6t la6erlid
MAIDEN, Die Masfe falen lailen. @ar
bies aeI6eben, 10 fpnnte er i6r ieinen
gei1fanb nidt Derueigern. tuenn er ni6t
allgenleines gefremben erregen pollte.
3ufrieOen nit benz, mas lie errei6t
be9ab lie fi1 CUR &llbe.
Sbre Mittbeiluns Eatte aber aud
nod cine anOere, bDn ibr uneruarteta
ui,o llnbeabii6tigte Wirfllng. @ertruo,
Die ionff aud nm oieie 3eit ibr @9laf=
gema6 auf5uiuden pflegte, mie bies
Der Ma;or bereits getban bate, rdumte
I'M GS5inlmer nod Elm ipenig aut
nobel Grig, cine @igarre raudeno, ibr
3uiab.
Gum erifen Mal enlpfanb lie, DaB
ettpas 5renOe5 aluif6en lie unb Den
@efdlrtet ibrer Sugeno eetreten mar,
0as i'm ben fie ftets in Gtillen ais
gang ibr suaeborig betradtete, BON ibr
sntfernte.
Mber lie ippllte ii9 iiber biele Wefiible
feline @edenidJuft 9ebeil, es ipar ibr gu
peillli6, uno lie leilfte lire Gjebanfen
f6nell iuie0er auf einen anDereil @eaenz
itanD. Sie mar Drrd) Die Gllnbe, tpel9e
@era ibr miteetbeilt, an Die ibr BON
Mliesfo iibergehenen papiere erinneri
tuDrOei, uno nun NIT lid I'M 3ueiTel,
Oh lie fDobl redt tbue, tpenn lie, ipie iie
lid pprgenpmmen bate. Die Qlusliefer
ring Der papiere bapon abbdngia
made, baB Gasparp ibr cine 8elobnung
fir Miesfo, als ben 6inber berielben,
beriprede. gielleidt fonnte 6rib ibr
einen &atb geben.
pgiif gu aud nliioe, s5riB, begann
/ lie, uooer nod 9eneist, ettuas nit mir
au beipreden?A
sd afebe Cir felbiiperiidnolid germ
aur gerfiigung, liebes Goufin6en.
iGDrtiebung fuIat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-11-13

uurbe bon BEN gefu6ien iub, Inb
empfongrn. Sic feIbR fdiIberie biz
saene ipdhr mil fclsenbsn Worien:
! sWir bilbeten cine unehtutrrbare
@ruppe Don umormungeu, fpdbrenb
bas 3immermdbden ean3 usrbldift
mar, ba6 etn fdle1teetiejbster HlriGe,
ben He fur eiuen &o6tne9t eebdlten,
eiHe 10 feiue OoRe mie Die Wrdfin
taBle. Gs iteB Dor HeRhr3uug bas
St9t fallen, elite btuaus unb fdgte
sum Gehube. ba auf Nnmmer Is lei
etne neits 8eieQf@aft beiiommen. 3mei
fsien gar nidt getdmmt. nnb man uiife
ni9t eiumal, tueI@es ber Mann unb
mel9es BITE 6rau iei. .Romobianten,
ooltt' meinte Der Sod Derd9tIimeu
Tones. unb ieiue HnRhi i9lng bur6 !;
ptr ifarben nitt mebr loubsrIi6 bod
In Der Adtuns.'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-11-13
Nos reid5boItiofie Qaoer In !,

= Das reinbaltisiie Eager In u,
meIen Her Mrt, feinen Meher.
i6miebwaaren, Gnucp foiletten. s(r.
titelu &C. BEL grtter 0ruS. :, 3A Weas
Commerce 6traEe.
Der Mtnier nabt. 6oI3 unb Rob.
len merben f9erlit i'm preile Reiaen.
Sebt III bic ri9tise 3eit Cure Be.
bhrfnifie fac BrennmateriaI fur ben
Winter ju bedeu.
Wir beriaufen eutss gI@euhola au
M.25 per @orb; ouseefuGies 6oia au
$4.00 per @orb; ,ixb "Ordinaryp au
1915 per @orb, ateeIiefert.
@ebncltte preiis far WeReaunsen
bon 5 uub 10 ,@srhS4.
!Wir fttren Gnsle pab, 0artsborn
nnb WeAIeher aobIen. Special
preiie far Xuftrdse BON Wagson'
Habuneen.
Gar preiis bebisnt @ub: aelspbon
No. 81.
gmnfet @asS 60.
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Gin attertfanifdbee Npftatst auf Der
Weltam2tteIIuttA.

HSettNWepeuuWH.
Mmeritaner, bic ber Barrier Melt.
ansfeluns I'm nd9Fen Sabre einea Be.
fu1 nbfatteu, t6nneu Fd baS bequente
Wergniigen lsiiien, ibIe poiiangelegen'
beiten In einsm ameriIaniidsn poR.
ante ali beforger, gerabe 10, wie Re'eS
su 0aufe sew6bnt hnb. @inen 2beil
Der amsritanii6en Musfelluus mirb
Ontsl Gam nit eiusm Muiier. Bot,
amt einribten, unb NIT btr frau3oii.
f6en pofuerwalluus iR elm Mbsommen
getroffen. mona9 ole mdtreub Der
Oauer ber NusfeQuns ID paris ari'
tommenbe amerifaniiGe po(f brett
nod bem ameritanii9en pofamte auf
ber WeItaushelIurs ssbt, ftatt burb bie
frana6fide pof beiorgt Su fuerben, mo-
bur6 for bie Iertbeiluns Der ame'
rifauifden POP piel Set semonneu
mirb. Der amerilanifde MuSfel.
lunss.@ .@ommiRdr 8. %. BED. bat benz
pof. Department iolGe Bori@ldse
unterbreitet unb if auf bas berali@fe
entgegenfommen gefoben. Dem
ameritanif9su poRamt III elm Raum
BON ber burGi9nittli9en Gr6be zines
3meis, poaamtes 3usemieien uorbeu
unb uirb nit benz mobernjten 3ubeb6r
usftaifirt merben. Die fur hen Be.
trieb bes 1oiiamteS erforberli9en BE.
onlten merten BEN reguIdren Nngefel,
ten. Giabe ber ameriiauif@en pofi ent'
nommen, ippln nod cine Mbtbeilune
fran3oHlnen poiarais Glerfs tommt,
bic infoIge ibrer pariier 2ofaIbstannt,
idbaft nuentbebrIid Fno.
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Sparett Sic SIT &efo!

Gtne Gdadtel BON Gutt's Billsn Ct.
ipart 9bnsn piele Dollars far Dottors
Stednunaen. Disie Yi1en furirsn un.
ter allen hmlfdnbsu iGmnitlide burh ben
Wtaasn, bic Qeber ober. Die @inssusios
perantaBtsn &runfhsiten.
Gs iltSits ksiuf gtwa9tt psbanptaas
Denn ssssn &opfiAmsrssn, Dpspsp.
li., Malaria, 0srltopfuus uno 0allsns
lsibsn ssbraudsn Miilioneu seuts
SMtt'S &eber YiMeti.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-11-13
Die aarariidae beutid5e 0refe 5

DIE Q9rlrliGe beullde Yrehe be-
ipridt IN allen grniis einen 1eri1t,
iuonaG bic G9meine In Der umgegenb
bon 69Iesnig R1 gepeisert bdtten,
importirte amerilaniffe @erfe su frsI.
fen. Tie liberaIen gerliaer BIdtter
Ioben irpnifn ben rpntrioiismus Der
GMirsiue Sd)leamtQs. -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-11-13

UrnmbeiGentbnmS lletertraenM8en.
Mleyanber unb gmiIie Mur3bam an
j. unb g. @asenfhbr. @runbfhd an
Mpenue g. fiir 800.
Sheobpr 6elir On pauI pruRedi,
lO6 Nder Sanb aus BEN Surpep 81,
fir 81. 500.
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SADOYsKY & co.

baben eiu> Snmelen.g tabliHement No.
10 Norb, ,Mlamo,S Strase ef6ifaei uub
fiibren cine pollfidubise Mnswnbl bon
Sumelen, 2af6en., Wanb. unb
Stanb,llbren, ioipie Weubeiten iesli.
der Mrt ber neuelen Gacon.
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StIlluli 4reoollI.
afimiualrnmat bnn g. b. @aliebrns
Ntbentl1lu.
Mprtiesura,.)

1 W. y s-~>-<
Mas fie i'm oa iaate. bate er ielbIi
It'd f6ot au iuieberbolten Mlalen aeiagt.
gr iiberlegte. Ndr iie tuirflid Sic, fir
tueIde Tie fi6 ausgab, 10 beging er piel,
leidt eiren i6ueren 6ebler. lln1
iDarum follte lie es nidt iein? Mer
foIlte lie fonft iein? Weldes SntereiIe
an bieier Gode baben?
Qdtte Ct nur Die Spur zines 9u5am=,
inenbanges 3tpifden lift unb ben bon
ibm berfplgten M6reern berausgefun=
ben, 70 bdtte ieine 9aItung fib redtzi
fertigen laiIen. 9lllein an einem fol6ef
feblfe es gdn5liG.
Seine unfdllffiefeit entging ibt
nidf. sd begreife es, fubr lie fort,
wbaB Elm GriminalfommiIfdr 8ebenfen
be9ts ii6 Seniano or3upertraueil, Der
ii9 ibm esesniiber ridt eeniieenb legis
tinairt bat. Nber i1 Bin bierau I'M
Stanbe tnb germ bereit, Mlle meine
papiere fieben gu Sbref 1erfiigung.A
gr 5Dgerte nod INNER.
sd tuinfde ia aud tueiier ni6ts,
meter gar nidts BON Sbnen, fubr lie
fort, .als bab sic mir nit Sbrer gr=
fabrung nit Sbrem @atb CUR Gsite
itben. SD tpiirbe Sbnen baftir In jeber
Beaiebung bantbar fein.
Dieie WerbeiBung, bie Grib b. gre=
BON nit 5eIler 6reube erfiilIt bdtte,
berfebite ibre Mirfung auf ben Gris
minaltonmiildr edn5Iid. Nidt, aIs Oh
er unaugdnglid fir ben Gei3 fd0ner
Grauen geiueien iudre; aber auf feline
ontlibe Sbdti9feit geIfattete er beuliels
ben niht ben gerin9lten ginfluR.
.Wenn nidts Sbren Gtarriinn 3u
beu9en bernlag, REF fie enbIi6 unges
0ul6ig, 40 in6een sic bie Jolgen
beiielben tra9en. SD bdtte Sbnen febr
pertbpolle Mittbeilungen MAIDEN f6n=
ner.
uDeIde?a
~QDollen sic mir, tuenn iib fie Sbnen
gu tbeil iueroen Iaiie, Sbren @eiFano
5ufidern, bamit bic 0erbreder entbedt
peroen4"
so nett i9 eiuen iol9en geiifano
iiberbaupt 81 leiifen i'm Gtanbe bin
nit Der 9r0Bten Bereittpilligfeit.
.@ut, id ne6me Sic beim Wort.
Mber bier III nidt Der geei9nete Crt
baju. Dort fon1inen bereits bic Mnses
rer, nns anf5uiuden. Wann tann ib
QDanrl e. Sbnen beIiebt
Wloroen frilbp I'm od5t 1l6rpa
9d iiefe, Il, Mesehl 4
6DpPs
NieIleidt fier i'm NorfpA
out. Mber Der Norf IN orpf: mir
fBnnfeu iIus perfehIen
an Der gldRe oes Wf6rtdens bos
nod BEN Walbe fiibrt.
.giuberfouben. ed, ermorte Gie bs.
fiinmt.g
ed, tueroe aur GteIle iein.A
Erib unb @ertrub fameu heran, uno
n, mi m,,sssn has @einrSm ,sI' obhrs,hs,, Trs sss'
Mera lprod, balb barauf ben g3umid
aus, tld1 alriid3u3iehefI, uuD GdSbQrn
% bsnltie IT., 6ieIe @slsosnhsit. ia, gs,s -, nsrs
-obidieben. y
Tsr iunoe Offi,ier fonnte fih u;d,,
enfhoItsn eInioe i,f sd,sr,enhe ~ Memsri,,n' me @
osn iIber his Mrf mn W,eii, ~ i, m n,adbsn
+, ueIdjer gsero ben wlaIer io r, Al ., iaosu
NIL - MsiMrc5 hsisot ~, botts ,t y o. 'sss''
e 7
sd batts rieine beipnberen @riinb,
basu, Derfebte iie troden,
.QlbH
sd CLAUDE ndmIin, baB Niemanl
uir bei imeinel Na6forf1ungen poi
orbHerem Nuben iein fam dls er. =
Ser Wlaler Gdulse?@
.ylein--ber GriminalfOmmiildr Gas
parp.A
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- 9as ssf9madUouie in ber 8 u.
weleu,8ra de finbet man BET
Griser 8res.. bic srobe Senbuueen
BON Giamanienrinsen, Bro9en uub
@efdmsiben aller Irt erbalteH baben.
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I'm GrtdItuna tn einsm Saee su beilen. nsbms
man lagatipe gromo Gbinin Sdjelden Vile Gpo=
tbster gebsn has geIo 5ard penn feline 6eilung er=
loigt. Y. ~. 1robe's lluterihrift 1T auf ieoer
S6ahfel 25 Gents
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9abt Sbr ie bariiber nadgebadt2

Gs tit ratbiant, snfueilen oariiber
aatb5nhenfem:
uQSa6 Sbr perntif,t, tuenn Sbr fein
Setepbpn tn Gnretit &amfe Dper In
Gnrent 6ef11ft babt.
y2Heldbe 3ett eSbr eripnrf, tuenn
Sbr nttbt tt1nter 5tuiidben @ane mnO
0e5dl6ft btu nnD ber lnrfen t1itkt.
,eQHetd1e 8equenttd1eetf eS lit, tn
aefM1ftItdlen itno b1mSItd1en Mngeles
9enbetten per SeIepbDn Mnurbamn8en
5tt treffen"
SOUTHWESTERN TELEGRAPH
3 TELEPHON COMPANY.
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Dor tlsiuen Dieben siebt mon
ben S9Iahel ab. Dor groben ben Out.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-09-13

We are constantly being asked for
advise about cotton, and it often en-
harnesses US, for the reason that sew
eral years ago, there was a condition
very similar to that existing now, and
we advised, the holding of cotton.
Every sign pointed to short crop,
and the indications were very favor
able to high prices; many people, did
hold their cotton and by doing so
suffered severe losses. There exists
condition right now, which points
to short crop, and gives indication
of good price, nevertheless, a burnt
child is afraid of fire, and we would
moi advise any man to hold his cotton.
We honestly believe the sooner the
cotton is put on the market the bet
ter it wi, be for the producer. Cot
ton markets at best, are treacherous,
and the sufferer is the man who
toiled to make cotton. We are anxious
for the people to get every cent pos
sible for the product but we cannot
advise the, holding OF single bale.
Sell it as soon as you can get it ready
in our opinion is the safest rule to
adopt.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-09-13
We have heard with regret, the re-

We have heard with regret, the re-
moval of Mr.. L. I. Parrott, as steno-
grapher of the Third Circuit. Mr..
Parrot has made many friends
throughout the Circuit, and when
they learn that he loses his place for
no cause of complaint, but only to
give place to Judge Buchanan S
brother-in-law Mr.. G. D. Tillman Jr.,
his friends will feel that he has not
been treated altogether right. Judge
Buchanan has the power to appoint
a stenograpber for bis Circuit It's true,
but NE are surprised at his action in
this particular case. As far as we
know, Mr.. Parrot has filed his posi-
ton satisfactory to the bar and the
bench, and we have never heard OF
any cause for his removal, other than
to make place for relative. We
are indeed sorry Parrott lost the po-
sition upon which he depended to
support his family, and we are sorry
Judge Buchanan thought it proper
to give his brother-in-law, who is 9
single man, the place.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-09-13

cotton buyer has bought cotton for
two seasons on one license. There
appears to be something wrong some
how, somewhere. For person to
buy seed cotton with out first procur-
ing license, is violation of the law
and it is as much a violation for him
to buy for one day without It, as it
is for his neiglbor to buy one year
without it. "The chain is no strong
er than its weakest link"
1t is wrong because, he has al un-
fair advantage of his competitor, and
it is wrong, because the taxpayers are
cheated out Of what belongs to them
according to law.
II you say, it is a bad law, and
should be repealed, I agree with you,
and I believe it was your good self
who labored so earnestly to rid Us OF
it during the last sitting of the Gen
eral Assembly, but only succeeded IN
getting it through the Senate.
While it is law let's all respect 1t,
and those who will not, force them
to do SO. And now, if have been
misinformed as to what I have stated,
any man may go to the records and
examine for him self, both my iofor-
mant and I are ready to apologize.
W.
Foreston. S. C. Sept. II.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-09-13
BELT LINE FOR ATLANTA.
Local Capitalists Will Build Road
Around the City.

Local Capitalists Will Build Road
Around the City.
ATLANTA, Sept. S.-A company, with
plenty of money, and composed of some
of the most prominent men of the city,
will soon apply to the state Of Georgia
for charter to construct belt line OF
railroads extending completely around
the city and touching at various points
with the different railroads entering
Atlanta. 1t will have double tracks,
and the roadbed will be made frstclass
in every particular.
The main object of the belt line will
be to allow the transfer of freight cars
around the city instead Of through the
business portions as at present. When
the line is built, and satisfactory ar
rangements are made, Atlantlans will
be troubled with no more freight cars in
the center of the town except those that
contain goods for the business sections.
The grade crossing evil is one that
has been considered serious drawback
to the city for many years, and the
prospects of its early elimination will
be greeted with delight. Numbers of
people have been killed and injured at
the Whitehall, Lloyd and Pryor street
crossings, to say nothing Of the count
less delays to traffic and business re-
sulting from the switching of freight
trains there every day.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-09-13
PROGRESS OF THE SOUTH.
NevJ Industrial Enterprises Reported
During the Week.

Neyy Industrial Enterprises Reported
During the Week.
BALTIMORE, Sept. s. - Among the
many new industrial enterprises re-
ported by The Manufacturers Record
during the week the following are the
more important:
a 10000 spindle cotton mill, S25O,O0
iron mining and manufacturing COM
pany and $4,000 ice manufacturing
company in Alabama.
A $500, QUO coal mining and coke man.
ufacturing company, $40, 00U cotton mill
and $40, ,00C terminal company IN Geor-
gia.
A $50, 900 company to build 500
rice mill and $4,000 lumber plant IN
Louisiana.
A cottonseed oil mill. $1,000 ginnery
and round bale compress and $50, 900
cotton mill in Mississippi.
A $4,000 truck package factory and
$4,000 wagon factory supplies factory
in North Carolina.
A 5,00o.spindle cotton mill, $4,000
ginning company. $4,000 telephone
company, 100000 construction COM
pany in South Carolina.
A Sl50,000 telephone company, 5000
spindle cotton mill. $4,000 handle fac.
tory, Sl00,0C0 coal mining company and
100 barrel -four mill in Tennessee.
A S25 900 knitting mill, $4,000 lum-
Der company and 75.barrel -four mill IN
VIRGINIA.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-09-13
F'oreSton News.
Editor The TINES:

Editor The T1Mss:
In my last letter neglected to say
that Mr.. c. E. Land has opened
grocery and dry goods business here.
We wish him much success.
Mr.. ]. G. Land is preparing to
build cotton seed house near the
R. Il. depot
Nj. c. NJ. Mason is having a tele-
phone line put mp between this place
and Manning; it will be completed
shortly.
Mr.J. NJ. Wilson, who has been
visiting his mother here, left for Che
raw S. c. last week.
I have seen several articles in your
editorial columns recently on the tax
question, ard heartily agree with
what you nave said; do not think
the people are in position to stand
an additional levy for any purpose,
and I venture to say, the man in
South Carolina, who can devise some
means to materially reduce taxes, and
still pay the government expenses, can
carry the taxpayers with him. It is
doubtless true that there is more than
one reason why our taxes are high,
but I wish to state that have been
been informed that only so cotton
seed licenses bought in this county
since the license law has been in
force, I am told about s years. I
believe, that if every one who has
bought seed cotton in this county in
violation of the law, had paid the IL
cense, the county would have been
out Of debt. I believe it is the County
Supervisors business to look after
this matter. Is he doing his duty?
I am further informed that some buy
their license when the season is far
advanced, and one person bought
last year 1898 on the 18th, day of
December the last loneful day on
which to buy, in order that the IL
cense might be valid; and still anoth-
er bought in January, 1899. Now, it
appears to man sup tree" these
licenses were bought so late in the
season and out Of season, through an
over sight, or negligence on the part
Of the buyer, or for fear Of being re-
ported, by some one to the grand
jury. In fact I am informed that one
OF the parties were reported to the
grand jury, then sent and paid up to
keep from being hauled up. Did the
grand jury do their duty? Has the
Clerk of Court the right to issue il
censes between the 18th Of Decem-
Der and the 18th of August can
he issue a license on the 18th Of
Dec. tie last day Of the season, for any
one may buy seed cotton from then
until Aug. 18th with out license, with
out some suspicion? And when he
does that, he issues license to run
one year from date, which will be
the following Dec. 18th and the
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-09-13
MlSTRlAL IN DELEGAL CASE.
Jury Unable to Agree After Remain
ing Out All Night.

Jury Unable to Agree After Remain
ing Out All Night.
DARIEN, Ga, Sept S.-From 9o'clock
yesterday morning till 6 P. II. the case
of the state versus Henry Delegal,
charged with assault on white woman,
was being tried. The trial was con-
Quoted strictly in private, no one being
permitted to enter the courtroom except
those connected with the case.
The defense did not put up a single
witness, while the state had three, viz:
Troop Wallace, father of the woman
who claims to have been assaulted, the
woman herself, Matilda Hope by name,
and DR.. ?. S. Clark.
About o'clock the evidence was com.
pleted and the judge granted short re.
cess for dinner, after which the counsel
for both sides argued the question TILL 8
o'clock, when, the case being rested,
Judge Seabrook after short charge
permitted the jury to retire.
Some thought a very few minutes
would suffice for verdict to be agreed
on, while others thought differently. The
latter proved to be correct, as the jury re-
manned out from p. N. yesterday till
a. m. this morning. The judge was
then sent for and told that the jury
stood seven to five for conviction with
no hope of any nearer agreement. Judge
Seabrook then declared mlstrlai and
appointed next Wednesday as the day
for another trial.
AS has already been stated, Delegals
sons and wife, charged with the mur.
der of Joseph Townsend, will be tried
in Ehingham county next Wednesday
under the grant of q change Of venue
and Henry Delegal will take his second
trial at that session Of court
Judge Seabrook has certainly shown
his desire to avoid unnecessary delay
and expense to state and county by a
promptness in calling these terms of
court and a close attendance upon his
duties. His action all through the
matter calls for admiration
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Coal Miners on a Strike.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Sept. s. - The
miners employed by the Terrell Coal
company, the Helena Coal company,
the Falliston Coal company and the
Birmingham Crate Coal Mining com.
pany, all operating around Helena,
have struck for higher wages, the op.
orators in each instance ignoring all
committees and refusing to reply to
their demands. The strike was ordered
by the United Mine Workers organiza.
ton and involves about l.o00 men. All
is quiet at the mines, where nc effort is
made to operate.
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An Unsolicited Testimonial.

take pleasure n stating that I pur.
chased of r. B. Aoryea. the druggist,
International Poultry Food and 1t proved
Very beneficial IN removing Cholera from
my chickens. and mp to this time they have
been free from it, and expect to use the
Poultry Food in the future.
7. j. TISDALE.
Mlnning. s. c., August 4, 1899.
We carry a full line of international
Stock and Poultry Food, Heave Cure,
Collie Cure, Harness Soap. etc.
r. B. LORYEA,
Druggist.
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Trial OF Boys For Murder.

CAMDEN, S. c., Sept. 1.-THE case Of
the state against Edgar Harriet and
Frances Chestnut, for murder, was
ended here by the jury acquitting Chest
nut and finding Harriet guilty of man.
slaughter. 'ith a recommendation to
mercy. They are boys, and the de-
ceased was a boy 10 years old. The
children quarreled over their dinner,
and Harriet struck Henry Ancrum on
the nose with a spoon. A small cut
was made. severing the facial artery,
and on account of ignorance. or neglece,
the child was permitted to bleed to death.
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Communications must be accompanied
nv the real name and address of the winter
in order 70 receive attention.
No communication Of personal char
acter will be published excep. as an adver-
;isement.
Entered at the Post Office at Manning as
Second-ClasS Matter.
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H.,f a Million Bales Short,

ATLANTA, Sept. 7.-Commissioner of
Agriculture O. B. Stevens has returned
to Atlanta after close inspection Of the
crops throughout Middle and South
Georgia He states emphatically that
cotton will be at least 100000 bales
short, and that in order to realize rs per
cent of the crop Of 1898 conditions will
have to remain favorable for some time
to
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-09-13
A YYOnlan'S Letter.

Coolidge, KY, Ang 20, 1898.
New Spencer Medicine Co.: Since writ
ing YOU in July, have continued TO use
Beneiicta and am surprised at the results.
Before usirg the remedy suffered from
womb troubles and weak stomach, but the
three bottles of Bepedicta bas completely
cured me. It is q great medicine for deli
cate women. Mrs. H. II. GMEEATH.
Sold by r. 3. Loryea.