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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-11-22
A HUNDRED BRITISH TAKEN.

Another Armored Train MEETS with
Disaster Near Estcourt.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE war Office has
received the following dispatch from
General Butler:
'.The officer commanding the troops
at Estcourt reports that an armored
train left Estcourt Thursday morning
with a CONF pany OF the Dublin fusiliers
and company Of the Durham volun-
teers. North of Freere they encour,
tered a party of Beers and began to
withdraw. While retiring some Of the
trucks were Gerailed. The Dublin
turned out and advanced towards the
enemy while the rest Of the train ap-
pears to have returned without them to
Estcourt. The officer commanding the
troops reports that he was sending
mounted troops in order to cover their
withdrawal, but about 100 are missing" "
The above noted serious and unex-
pected disaster to the Estcourt armored
train on the eve Of the forward move
ment for Ladysmith has apparently
convinced the British that the advance
will be contested step by step. The
Beers are seemingly swarming south Of
Colenso. While large force has come
from the neighborhood Of Ladysmith. 8
much larger force has arrived from else
where and will probably turn out to be
General Schalksburger's corps.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-11-22
SHOOTS FATHER AND SON.
Farmer Kills Men Who Were Driving
Away With His Wife.

Away With HIS Wifr.
GREENvlLLE, S. c., Nov. II. - DR..
Thomas E. James, prominent physi-
cian OF this place, and his son, Wade
Hampton James, were killed near Six
Mile church, just before midnight, oy,
Sam Lanier, prosperous farmer OF
Pickens county.
The alleged cause Of the double kill
ing was that DR.. James and his son
were driving away, so Lanier thought,
with the latter's wife. -,
DR.. James and his son left Greenvllle
O few days ago to visit the vicinity OF
Six Mile mountain. On their way they
stopped at the house Of Sam Lanler
and there, it is said, by some means,
procured Mrs. Lanier and the three
started toward their destination. which
is unknown. They had not gone very
far, however, when Sam Lanier inter-
cepted them. He had learned. 1t is rep
resented, that they had driven away
with his wife.
The irate husband, armed witha shot
gun, started in pursuit. AS soon as
Mrs. Lanier saw her husband approach
ing, she, it is said, leaped from the
buggy and disappeared in the darkness:
Just as she leapsd Sam Lanier emptled
the contents Of his shotgun into the
bodies Of the men he thought were car
rying his wife away.
Lanier then went to Pickens and eur
rendered to the sheriff.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-11-22
TURNER CREATES A STIR.
Sensational Address by the Negro
Bishop ut Macon.

OSuoGClOuol AOdISSS py tAC "
Bishop Mt Macon.
MACON, Nov. l7.-Bishop II. NJ. Tur.
ner delived sensational address this
morning to the Georgia conference OF
the African Methodist church. He
urged every possible opposition by
Georgia negroes to the Hardwick bill
to limit the suffrage now before the
legislature. He said he proposed to
take the stump himself and linplored
every minister present to do likewise.
He said the law wor Id reduce every
negro to the iguob!e Status OF q free
slave and their condition would be
worse than before the war. 1t would
outlaw every black man and woman.
He said the author was merely seeking
nosorlety and was backed by the poor
white trash" element. Not one negro
in 80 ever thinks OF voting. They do
not sell their votes. Three white votes
are sold for every negro ballot pur-
chased
The bishop denounced the supreme
court Of tie United States for taking
away the negro's civil rights, but ex-
cep,ed Justice Harlan, who was the ne.
gro's friend.
He said the negroes had no army, but
that the God of nations was on their
side.
He urged that every minister assist In
getting signatures to the petition to con-
gress for an appropriation of 500, o0o,-
500 to be used in sending the race to
Africa, as there would be no end
of race conflicts in this country.
He said the legislature would have to
fight the negro on his knees, as he
"prayed night and day to God to blight
and curse thu promoters OF this un'
righteous measure"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-11-22
EWART WILL NOT RETIRE.
North Carolina Judge Denies Reports
to That Effect.

North Carolina Judge Denies Reports
to That Effect.
GREENSBORO, N. G., Nov. lS.-Judge
Ewart denies that he entered into an
agreement with Senator Pritchard to
resign his federal judgeshiD in Decem.
ber.
He states that on March last every
Republican senator except four, and a
large number OF prominent Democratic
senators, joined in written request to
the president not only to reappoint him,
but again send his name to the senate,
as they had not had an opportunity to
vote on his nomination, owing to Sena.
ator Buffers dilatory tactics to prevent
vote.
With firm friend in Senator Prltch-
ard and the support of nearly the entire
bar of the western district n this state,
Judge Ewart thinks he would be a
monumental idiot" to retire.
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Heavy Loss at Fort Casw.u.

RALEIGH, Nov. l6.-It is learned that
the damage to Fort Caswell, at the
mouth of Cape Fear river, by the hurri-
cane, Oct 81, is so serious that the gov
ernment will have to spend $250,O00 to
restore the work and provide protection
against further storms. The damage is
estimated at $4,000. A breakwater
will have 10 be constructed around al
most the entire island. This, it is esti.
mated, will cost S20O,000
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-11-22
HEAD OF a COLLEGE JAILED.
Student Charges the President With
I,,,cpny After Trust.

Student Charges the President With
La,ceny After Trust.
ROME, Ca, Nov l6-Presideut Shock.
ley of the Rome Business college was
arrested here today upon warrant
charging larceny after trust J. A.
Crane, former student, alleges he de.
posted 1925 in Shockley's safe, and the
latter refuses to return the money.
Crane also states that Shockiey swim
died him b. drawing up contract of
employment between him (Crane) and
a firm in Birmingham. Crane says no
such firm is IN existence in Alabama.
Professor Shockley asserts he bor-
rowed Sl25 from Crane and is not guilty
Of any crime
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-11-22
A NV Mill For Huntsville.

HUNTSVILLE, Ala, Nov. I8.-Prepara.
tious are being made for the building of
the second mill OF the Merrimack com.
pany, which will be located short dis.
tance from the first mill. The brick
plant, which covers part Of the ground
to be occupied by the second mill, has
been suspended temporarily and will be
moved out of the way as quickly as pos
sible. All Of the dirt from the excava-
ton of the first mill has been consumed
and several kilns of brick are on hand.
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BRAINS HIS GRANDPARENTS.
Negro Uses an Ak On Aged People Who
R"proved HiIn.

Negro Uses an Ak On Aged People Who
R"proved Hin.
M1Dv1LLE. Co., Nov. lG.-Jim John
son, a negro about 20 years old, killed
his grandfather and grandmother,
Frank and Sukey Backers, here yester-
day.
The boy was reproved by the old man
for some nlisbehavlor. He went into
the yard, secured an az and sank it to
the helve III his grandfather's skull,
killing him instantly. He then attacked
the grandm other, chopping her viciously
over the head with the az. fracturing
her skull in several places.
He then fed and has not been cap
tured. The woman, who was later
found by neighbors, regained conscious
ness long enough to give the details of
the crime. She then died.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-11-22
Daughters Hsv" Adjourned.

GREESvILLE, S. c., Nov. 16.-The
state convention Daughters of the Co.
federacy has adjourned. The boo
unanimously agreed to assist in COLI
pleting the Davis monument az;
adopted resolutions pledging ea2a
chapter to contribute for the maintec
ance of the South Carolina room in tHe
confederate museum. Mrs. Thomas
Taylor Of Columbia was chosen presi.
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No. So rims through to Charleston, S. G.,
via centra! r. r., arriving tanning GOA
NJ, Lanes, 6.43 p III, Charleston $50 N
Trains cn Conway Branch leave Chad
bourn 535 pm, arrive Conway Z 40 NJ.
returning leave Conway $50 III, arrive
Cha6bourn il20 IL, leave Chsdbourn
ll.50 a N, arrive at Hub r. 25 pun. returning
leave Hub 800 p NJ, arrive ut Chaibou,n
3.35 p n. Daily except Sunday
j. R. KENLY, Geu'l Manager.
T. II. EMERSON. Traffic Maraser.
H. VI. EMERSON, Genl Pass. Agent.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-11-22
WOULD THROW OUT VOTE.
Goebelites Oppose the Counting of
Loutsyillt's Ballots.

Goebelites Oppose the Counting OF
Louisvillr's Ballots.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 17.-Attorneys for
William Goebel today fled notice with
the local election board asking that the
vote of the city OF Louisville be thrown
out They claim that the election off.
GERS and voters were intimidated by the
militia ordered out by Governor Brad.
ley on Nov. 9.
II the election board should see fit 70
throw out the vote of Louisville, this
7v!1; cive CCabei = &ata ,l-relitv
.rfoT5 c Wil;ierIS, Goiei1-n Car
AID gate |Eo2tpsoI, 0e.n1crat:c
siea;ic.; ..Gcrrs = 1,.@E:...a c.r:. y,
W qra .5d.T .u;ia- -s;t,aT he .s1ari1 2ranG
r,.,-:, cb47g3G -. a1:- .c..g: a-5 IN
rs.as,siIG aCa:GSC -. @GieEs.
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Lourino,s N1ninritY 35. SOC.

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. l6.-The sscre-
tary of state this morning made official
announcement of the returns from the
recent state election. Longino (Dem.
received 40, 227 votes, against 6,42l for
Prewitt (Pop.); Longino's majority,
35,SO6. The vote on the Noel amend.
ment was as follows: Yeas, u, 1856;
novc 6 S1S
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-11-22
Greer Escapes the Scaffold.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov II. = Ed
ward Greer, q negro who was to have
been hanged here today for murder, will
serve a life sentence instead, Governor
Johnston having commuted the sem
tence upon the appeal of the citizens Of
Tailapoosa county.
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-.-,.....a - ..L.,,.,s.p.nc- -

RALEIGH, Nov l7-Thomas Smith, q
negro who was tried and convicted Of
numbering Charles Cawthorne, near
Selma. last Christmas, was taken to
Goldsboro last evening by Sheriff El-
lington of Johnson county, for safe
keeping. The supreme court gave Smith
new trial, and his case has been
moved to Wayne county for trial
Threats OF lynching we're made against
him in johnson county.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-11-22
Louisianaln Need of Rain.

CLINTON, La. Nov. 16.-This section
of the country is now needing rain very
much. The creeks and millponds have
all gone dry and steam gins and mills
have had to stop for want Of water.
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All parts Of the Sulu islands outside
Of American possession have been or.
dered closed to commerce.
A most serious drouth prevails in the
lower part of Louisiana and already
three-fourths OF the truck crop is ruined.
The Illinois Democratic central com.
mittee has announced It's Intention OF
indorsing William J. Bryan as the next
Democratic presidential candidate.
Thaddeus Z. Horton, formerly con-
nected with different papers in Georgia
and South Carolina, but for the past two
wears on the New York Times, is dead.
Mark Bolding, representing Mercer
university, in contest at Atlanta. won
the Graves medal Tor orarory, defeating
speakers from Athens, Emory and Dab.
lonega.
The suit of the minority against the
majority stockholders OF the old Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad company,
to prevent the sale Of the property TO
the Southern railway, has been indeh-
nitely postponed.
s 3
Robbers blew open the safe of the
bank at Carl Junction, No, ard Sc
cured 81, 900 in cash.
Benjamin Long, Jr., student at the
North Carolina university, was run
down and fatally hurt by a freight train.
Rear Admiral Schley was given a
dinner by the Glover club, Philadelphia,
prior to his departure for South African
waters.
The industrial commission has re-
ceiyed from Sir. Andrew Carnegie q
promise to appear III December and give
his testimony upon the subject OF trusts.
The schooner Ratt:er is now IS days
out from Kodiak, Alaska, and it i;
feared that she has gone down in one Of
the many storms that have recently
swept the coast.
In the test case Of George z. Cay, at
Palatka, Fla arrested for selling ciga.
rettes in contravertion of the state law,
Judge Hooker OF the Fifth circuit pro
nounced the arrest illegal discharging
the accused man.
Former Congressman W. B. Bynum
of Indiana has been appointed mem
Der of the board of general appraisers
at New York, vice Wilkinson, resigned
Active negotiations are proceeding tc
secure from Brazil such tariff conces'
siops as will extend the market foI
American wheat and -four in that coun'
try.
A match between Jim Jefries, the
champion heavyweight pugilist. and
Jim Corbett. ex-champion, has been ar
ranged to take place on date to be Sc
lected later.
The executive board of the United
Mine workers has voted to order q gen
eral strike OF miners in the southWes,
unless railroad and coal companies con
slider demands made by the organize
tion.
Colonel Deville Boismareuil, formerly
of the French general staff, is said te
have left for South Africa OF the lnVl
tation of the Transvaal government
which offered him high rank III Iii
army.
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shot Children and Himself.

CHICAGO, Nov. l7-Cornelius Corco-
ran today shot aud killed three of his
children and fatally wounded the fourth
child. Corcoran then killed himself
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-11-22
Eleven New Cases at Miami.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. 16.-Oficials
at Miami have reported to the state off,
cials II new cases of yellow fever there
within the past "a hours. No deaths.
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Hats.

10 doz Black Alpine Hats, bound edges
and wide band, at 49c.
20 doz Brown Alpine Hats, bound edges
and wide bard, at 49c.
10 doz Nutria Alpine Hats, bound edges
and wide band, at 49c.
8 doz each Black, Brown and Pearl Hats
at 73c.
5 doz Blacl: and Brown Alpine Hats, at
9lc.
10 doz Medium Shape All-Wool Hats, at
69c. 49,.
3 doz Black and Brown Derbys, latest
shapes, regular $3.50, but were branded 81
nv mistake. Manufacturers loss IS your
gain. We are selling this lot at 81.
Special reductions on al other grades
except the Howard.
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Gloves.

25 doz lined Jersey Cloth Gloves lmanu-
facturer's samples) assorted colors, cheap at
soc, for this sale, 25c.
5 doz pair Dogskin Gloves, assorted col
ors, 4Sc. oo 20.
Scotch Wool Gloves at 24c, 39c and 4Sc.
Kid Gloves at IS, CSC, sl.23, sl.4S and
Sl.9S.
All styles of Fleece-Lined Gloves at spe-
cial prices.
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SHORT NOTES OF 4 WEEK.
ITEMS CULLED AI i: .NDON AND
GROUPED EOis OUR READERS.

The president mas appointed Jesse Il.
johnson of Texas to be consul at Coatl-
kcok, Que.
Henry Inman, ex.plGiEsman and asso.
ciate of Colonel William Cody (BuIalo
BilD, is dead at Topeka, aged 50.
Rev. J. r. Chambers, D. D., has been
elected president OF Erskine college by
the Associated Reform Presbyterian
synod, in session at Charlotte, n. O.
Southern postoflices have been or
dered not to deliver mail to associations
formed for the purpose of agltatinS the
question Of pensions for ex.slaves on the
ground that they are frauds.
4 special dispatch from Shanghai says
the differences between Russia and ia
pan have been accentuated by Japan s
refusal to grant Russia footnoid on
the seafront Of Massampo harbor, Ccrea
The United States minister at Santi-
ago has informed the state department
BY cable that the Chilean legislature
has ratified the treaty providing for a
renewal Of the Chilean claims commits.
sion.
5
Fire at Miami, Fla. destroyed hotel
and several other buildings, cntailing a
loss of 100000, with $4,000 insurance.
The Republican national committee
has been called to meet in Washington
Dec. Is to select place for holding the
next convention.
According to the annual report OF the
paymaster general, it cost SlS, 1856. GA to
maintain in commission the ships in
active service in the navy last year.
Elaborate Masonic ceremonies will be
held at Mount Vernon, Va, Dec. II, in
commemoration Of the centennial ami.
versary of the death of George Wash.
ingGon.
a. pension Of Sl5 per month has been
granted by Commissioner Evans to Ade'
laide W. Bagley, mother Of Lieutenant
Worth Bagley, who was killed in the
war with Spain.
Three Americans in Havana haye each
been sentenced to two months lmprls'
onment and fined $65 for placing over
their saloon sign reading: 1--WE cater
to white people only. p"
5 5 3
A system of free mail delivery has
just been inaugurated at Albany, Ga.
Rev. Father Alfred DeHam. one OF
the best known priests of the Redemp-
torist order, is dead at New Orleans.
The president is making efforts to So.
cure the protection OF Spanish prisoners
with the insurgents in the Philippines.
The steamboats, engaged in the Mis-
sissippi river, Vicksburg and Bends
trade, have made slight advance in
the rate for carrying cotton.
The wages of all employees of the roll
ing mills at Birmingham, Ala, have
been advanced, puddlers getting get
ting 10 per cent and fnishers 4.
Daniel Dau pis, we'll known French
engraver, who designed the recent 10
and centime coins, was shot dead by
his wife, who then committed suicide.
Captain Raymond Of the steamer
White Cloud, which foundered on the
way to Manila. has been arrested N
Hong Kong for taking the vessel to sea
in an unseaworthy condition.
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w. . T.. 4 i.
North Bound.

No 50 runs through from Charleston via
Central r. R., leaving Charleston N,
Lanes S.34 N, Manning 9.09 ~
Norfb-DoDD,i
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CoIored Dress Goods.

10 pieces Plaid Dress Goods at 73c.
s pieces Plaid Dress Goods at Sc.
pieces Plaid Dress Goods at lie.
25 pieces plain and fancy Dress Goods at
IOl-2c.
10 pieces plain and fancy Dress Goods at
5 pieces plain and fancy Dress Goods at
165c. :.
22ic. o.
is pieces Henrietta, in al colors, 81
inches. at 221c.
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Duchess Trousers.
Blankets.

Now is your chance to prepare for cold
weather.
All our Blankets at greatly reduced
prices for this sale.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County Of Clarendon.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
T. W. Wagervr. Ge,rse A. W..er,er. e.. f.
Brelucr AID .I,.irs d. Kn>icr. pla ut fl.
against
Margaret A. Thames in her own rlg:.t ;.n.t
MS Administrative OF the Estate of l.
W. Thames, i!cceas-,!. Charles e.
Tlm:nes, Mary Il. Boswell. Susan F.
Beutson, Benjamin Thames, orehce
A. Rich lbonrg, Mary L. t'tlI-r, Charles
W. Brown. George W. Tnal:.es. Percy
H Thames. Ida E. Eenerey, Ii lie ".
N'iticrs, John L Thames. Jr., Harry
I. TiIar.es, Hn!l;e '. Thamss :;i.l
Ms:ric Y Alker, defeD aauts.
Judgment fox Foreclosure au:! Sale
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AJUDG-
ment Order of the Court Of Common Pleas,
in the above stated action, to me dir"ctcd.
bearing date 2lst day of October. 1899, /
will sell at pulic auctiou, to the hi2he tb:!-
der for cash, at Clarendon Conr; Hous", ut
Manning, in sai.! county, withiE the legal
hours for judicial sales, on N@n'ay, the III!
day of Decern ber 1889, being salesday, the
following described real estate:
All that tract or parcel Of land, VIII al
the buildings thereon, situated, lying nd
being il the county of Clarendon. State
aforesaid, and containing one hundred :.ni
fifty (l50) acres, ,acre CT less, and bounded
on the north by lands Of L. n T. LeSeSne;
east, by lands OF r. J. Holladay, aud oa the
west by lands Of J. H. MnGoney.
, pprcboSer 10 NOV for 1)aDnrS
D. J. BRADHAN.
Sheriff Clarendon County.
Manning, S. c., Nov. S. 1899 [2S-4t
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Daily. tDa:ly except Sand";
No. 81 runs through to Columbia via
Central r. H. OF s. c.
Trains Nos. rs and 80 ran vi, Wilson
am, Fuyettevile--Short Llne-.and make
close connection for ali points North.
Traius Oh G. u D. Il. k. ieave Florence
daily except Sunday 9.55 !. IL, arrive Dar-
lington 1928 IL, CLeraw. 1l.40 II,
WadeSloro 1886 IL. Leave Florence
daily except Sunday, 500 p M, arrive Dar-
lington, s Is p N. Hartsrllle 9.20 y n,
Benuetsvilie 9.2l p m, Gibson 9.45 = NJ.
Leave Florence Sunday only 9.55 Il IN, ar
rive Darlington 1927, Hartsvile lilo
Leave Gibson daily except Sunday 6.35
a NJ, Bennettsville 659 NJ. arrive Darling
ton $50 II. Leave Hartsviile daily ex-
cept Sunday 7.00a III, arrive Darlington
7.45 II, leave Darlington ST. III, arrive
Florence $50 N. Leave Wade sboro daily
except Sunday 25 N, Cheraw 5.l5 p N,
Darlington 6.29 p Ii, arrive Florence P
N. Leave Hartsvilie Sunday only SIS m
Darlington 800 II, arrive Florence 9.2I
a m.
j. l.. HENLEY, JNO. T. DIVINE,
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msameAsYaNUBlAN TEA cures Dyspep-
. ESSEvSss y sia, Constipation and lndi-
gestion. Regulates the Liver. Price, Is cts.
Sold by R. B. Loryea.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 10, 1899
On and after th:s date tie iuilowlng
passenger schedule will be N effect:
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
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pieces Cashmere at II l-2c.
pieces Fancys at II l2.
pieces Fancys at 1890.
pieces Cashmere at 23c.
! piece fancy Briliantine al 32c.
! 70 5Sc.
l " 62 1-2c
pieces All-Wool Henrietta, 44c.
q g 59c
2 {. g CT l-2c
piece plain Briliantine, each 30c, 40c
49c, 69c and 92c.
piece Serge. each ~ l-2, 5Sc, So, anG
7Sc.
pieces Crepons at 81 lie.
60 " 81
. 1.39.
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j. L. KENLEI, JNO. T. DIVINE,
Genl Manager GENT Sup't.
7. NJ. EMERSON, Traffic Manager
H. NJ EMERSON, Gen' P;lSs. Agent.
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Q n . G - Y z
3vx.s the AIhs Kind You Have aiSays Doag
z;.s:''' ss I@xAzzzzHx
w ilson and Summerton r. R.

l'IME TABLE No !,
Iu effect Monday, June l3:i,, 1898.
Between SUmter and Wilson's Mills.
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SOX.

so doz Sox, assorted coiors. &c per pair.
so doz Sox, assorted colors, &c per PAIR.
so 6cz Sox assorted colors, extra heavy
ct I3c per pair.
25 doz Sox, Black and Tan, at &c per pr.
25 doz Sox, Black and Tan, at &c Fer pr.
Wool Soy pt 22Sc
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MANCHESTER L. AUGUSTA +. il.

Trains 80 and 35 carry through Pullman
palace buffet sleeping cars between New
York aud Macon via Augusta.
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IS pieces Henrietta. in all colors, 81
inches, 26 l-2c.
pieces Wool Plaid Dress Goods at 27c
10 pieces Wool Plaid Dress Goods at 25c
2pieces Diagonal, extra value. at 80 l-2c
3 pieces Plaids. extra value, at 39:.
5 pieces Plaids, extra value. at 47c.
S pieces Covert Goth, extra value, at 49c
piece Blue Briliantine, 49c.
piece Blue Briliantine, 81 LIE.
Navy Blue Serges, 49c, 5Sc and 62 l2c
% inches Flannels, in all colors. at 43c.
54-inch Ladies Cloth, in al colors. at G9t
Oversuit Patterns are S3.79, S5 25, $3.50
SITS and 50.