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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-04
" WRESTLING WILL CASE.
Argument On Prayers Asking
Court TO Instruct Jury 10
Find For Caveatees.

The Wrestling will case. which
Las attracted so much attention
al this term Of court, is still il
progress al the time Of going 10
press a number Of witnesses
lave been heard for The cavea-
tors. represented by Messrs Ham
mond Crner and Frank Stouer.
On Wednesday. counsel for
caveatees offered prayers asking
the court 10 instruct the jury 10
find a verdict f0I the caveatees,
because there was DO legally sui
ncleD1 evidence 10 show that
Maria 4. iestliDg wa. Of IN
sound mind. and because there
was no legally sufficient evidence
to snow that undue influence was
eXerted upon the testatrlx's MUD
when she made her will
Judge McSberry stated that
there was no evidence 70 prove
mental iDcapacity and ruled that
out Of the argument Oh the pray
erS. Each attorney argued be
fore The court Oh tie prayers, Mr.
Maulsby, for the caytatees, fin
lShlng about noon Thursday.
Judge McSherry ruled that il
was necessary TO hear tue evi-
dence OF witnesses for the cayea.
tees before he court could prop
eTly rule on the prayers aud the
case was resumed where il left of
on Tuesday.
There are over fifty Witnesses
for the cayeatees. but il is not
thought all Of them Will be call
ed 10 testify
Tie Cayeatees represent the
beDeticiaries Of the VIII of the
late Maria X Wrestling. who
died about a wear ago. Certain
relatives Of the deceased, vino
were sighted in the Will, brought
The action to break the iustru-
ment.
IL Senator Frank {. Norwood
received large beQuest in add
lou TO fees Tor settling up the
estate, which amounts 70 over
one hundred thousand dollars.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-04

The names Of Messrs. c. c.
Coblentz. Of Middletown: John
Davis. Crbsna, aud j. Allen
Grumb ine. Of Braddock. were be-
fore the convention. The choice
was made on the first ballot.
For County Treasurer-Charles
{. Coblentz. Of Middletowu. This
nomination was made by accla.
nation. DO other uaue being men
toned for the place.
For ouryeyor-James W. Tro1
ell of Emmitsburg. This nomi
nation was also made 10y accls-
nation.
After authorizing the Central
Committee TO ill any vacancies.
the convention adjourned.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-04
National Encampment, Unior
Veteran Legion, at Gettys
burg, Pa Reduced Rates
via the Pennsylvania
Railroad.

On account OF the National In
campmeut Union Veteran lie
gion, al Gettysburg. Pa, October
. to i, the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company will sell eXcur-
sion tickets at the rate of one
fare for the round trip from all
points on its line to Gettysburg.
Tickets to be sold and good going
October g. z, $ 9. and 10, re
turning, to October 10, inclusive.
sep. - 1T.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-04

In iate years men baFemsde forunee
out Of tne lailing- ~ goiG mines Zine
mills ~ which the orr formerly was
crushed and the crude rI cess-s then
~ use allowed large percentage of
tine precious metal a. escape, and thai
los amounted a. some cs>es 10 iOr-
tune The lomach 5 Just like q stamp
mil. ~ TINS respect, tina. wheu i j. MOI
lu periec Orler il allows the escape
and waste Of much oi tine precious nU-
trlmen. contained ~ tHe food That
los when continuous means the los Of
mans greatest iertuue--hea / h.
Science offer O remsdg for this GO d.
tiOn ~ Or Pierce Golden MedieaI
Discovery. Il c0rrect- the weakness
OF The stomach prevents waste and
loss OF uourishnIenia and puts the slop-
ach and organs of digestion and nutfi-
ton into a condition of health which
enables them 10 save and assimiate all
tine nutriment contained Ia the food
which Is eaten. III all cases Of const.-
patton the Use Of Dr. Pierces Pleasant
Pellets will speedily and permanently
cure tine disease
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-04
RURAL FREE DELIVER Y.



--''''' " "a ! '5'' ; s'-lts ~. J9oio--ot
Completed, b0t One.
Vbe following sddi.,ral list
of carriers Tor he EoraI RE. de-.
liver, nj Tins Count, have been
appoiured comptetipc rbe rpm
Der assigned bar. of winch nave
already been puoEsbed.
Emmitsburg. Nc. 1I-Cbar,es
4 Lauder. Charles L. Gilleland
suUs5itut,
Frederick. 40. 2a-Wm a.
Miller. Clifford G. Miller. subsri
tute.
Freder.ck. No. Wilson NJ.
MART.
Tnurmont. No. 39-Frapk r.
Albaugn. Wm. A. Polly suosti
cute
Thurmont. No. 34-,Jonu ii.
Freeze.
Adamstowun.No. 3S-David ".
Spring: G ". bpripr. srbsritpre
Adamstown. M. 3Y-FredericK
N Koogle. G. L. Hefper. su0s,j
tute.
Iuscapora. NJ. .tQ-Picbard
Thomas. GO. Thomas substitute
Lander. NJ. 4l-Char,es K
Cutler. ! ". Darner. substitute.
Knoxville No. 42--Kenna.
SmIruDurr No. 5I-.t,.o Y
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-04
Fair Next Week.
EVERYTHING IN READI
NESS FOR THIS GREAT
EVENT.


Z Successful Exhibition
Good Attractions, Fine BAG
ing and Big Time.
Hurfah for the great Frederick
Fair, which begins next Tues
day the 18th, and closes the fol
loving Friday. II means . Jolly
good time for ali who attend aud
al all around week Of fun aud
frOlic.
Everything is Low in readiness
for the entries Of stock aud ar
tlcles il the other departments
Several changes have bseu made
III the buildings since last fall
and the grounds nicely fixed up.
The track is iu splendid cOudi
tlou and some exciting races Will
take place, ~ many entries have
been 50 far received aud many
others promised.
Que Of tue attractions TINS
yeai vii oe The dog SHOW. iii
uicu nearly 200 eutries have
been recorded Nj. e. kogel
Mcouerry vii Superiuteud the
exhibit.
l.,tr.tAN RI, vta III ,4x.....fg fs
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-04
injunction Suit Dismissed.

The injunction suit Of Messrs
y. I Hersperger and William Il.
Herspergef against Howard AL.
mutt and J Fentou Thomas, winch
was argued before the court sev
era weeks ago, was dismissed
With costs last week by Judges
McSnerry and MoJter, vino ruled
thar nill il equity would not he
because the complainauts mad an
adequate remedy al law After
tue refusal Of Allnu5t and Thomas
to deliver the corn. Jhe same
could nave Ueeu secured by al
acr Of repievln Nj Alluut do.
liyered the corr TO Messrs. hers
pergel, this settling Jhe matter.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-04
See thct emery DemocrGt Is req
.Stered Tins Is important.
YORK COUNTY FAIR.
Reduced Bates via the Penn
sylvania Railroad

sylvania Railroad
For me York County Falr to
be held near York. Pa. October
r. s, .. 10. and IL. the peunsvl
wanna Railroad Company will sell.
OF those dates, excursion tickets
from Lancaster. Marietta, Peach
h0Ctom, Frederick, and luterme
d!ate stations on tne Penusyl
wanna Railroad Division; and
from Baltimore, Harrisburg and
intermediate stations on the
Northern Central Raiiway. at ~
ouced rates. no rate less rhan
twenty five cents. Tickets viii be
valid for return passage unit. the
Eth, Inclusive. On Octouer q a
speclaI train viii run direci to the
Fair Grounds, leaving Columbia
al $40 a NJ, and stopping at IN
termedlate stations. Returning
the special will leave the Far
Grounds al 900 y m On the
same date special train will
leave Parktou at so q H.. run
mng direct to the Fair Grounds.
Returning, this train VIII leave a
coo 2. NJ, stopping at iutcrme-
dlate stations 10 bOtn directions.
sep y 81.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-04
LOCAL NEWS
Some Little lettings About
People and Things.

Next week. the great Freder;a.
Fair. All are cordially invited
Sheridan Mckissick has sold
his home, east Of Tburmou- -
Wm. Jones for the sun OF So
M. Mckissick has bought a s~aIT
farm in the vicinity Of Fountain.
dale. IA.
Al democrats from The ca1n+v
are invited TO visit beadousr-4r.
or Vest Patrick street. wb1ra
courteous attendants viii be ela3
TO receive them and impart a17
i-tormation in their power.
Nj. and Mrs. Bryon 5. Dorsey
Al Mt. Airy, have announced the
e1gag ement Of Miss Eta Dorsey
their only daughter. 10 Charles ?
Glover, Of New York. Tie we'd.
ding * set for the latter parr Of
tie month.
Miss Nellie Blessing E7ster. AZ
California. formerly ofthis cour-7
is engaged in writing a Dev book
"Wjlhelmina's Chinese Bo7. e
Miss Eyster is well known "a al
s-,1oress and her new boob vii
no doubt find a ready sale.
Representive George 4. Pes-rs
accompanied by Charles y. Ear
gei,. president Of The Frederick
County Agricultural Society. ana
q .aIge delegate called ou Pres
dent Roosevelt Yesterday. to in
vie him 10 attend he great Fred
e-lck Fair on one Of Tie days.
M T. a. McGiDuis. of Dodge
Comfy, Nebraska. j here al a
vi,.c 70 relatives and friends.
M NcGiuni> formerly resided in
Wood>boro District. and owned
rle did McGinui> Mil. He tas
liz family with him. He own, 4
file farm and i doing ven in
Tie vest. He las been absent
-Ve1,y-o1e Years.
Hvv Marion j. Kline. IL. u.
formerly Of This city. paste, IF
Bethlehem lutheran church. Har.
l.shrTc, Pa announced to IS,
u-reGatloD last Sunday ev-al1.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-04
Republican SUCCESS rr1is
year means republican con.
rrol Of MARYLAND for years.
Pennsylvania Railroad Specia.
Excursions 10 Pan American
f,xuoSiJl0u.

pennsylvania Railroad Speclal
Excursions To Pan American
Exposition
The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
Company will run special eXcur
slons to Buffalo Oh account Of the
Pan American Exposition from
W ashingloH, Baltimore, and ad
joining territory. ou September
70. October =. s, II. -. and -
Round Trip tickets, good going
only on special train leaving
asniugJon 500, Baltimore 9.05
4 NJ, and York 1913 An, and
on local trains connecting there
with. and gOUd to return Oh reglar
trains wI5nlu seven days, inciud
lug day Of excursions. viii Ue sold
al rate OF $1,000 from Baltimore
and W asmngJ0n, and proportion
ate rates from other points. Tick
cts will 10 good for passage III par
Tor cars and Sleeping cars on pay.
meut Of usual Pullman rates. Stop
Of 80 minutes viii be made AT
Nililamsport for luncheon For
specific time and rates, consult
local richet agents
Oct. &C.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-04
Night Was Her perror

u would cough nearly all night
long writes Mrs Chas Applegate, Of
alexandria Ind. and could hardly
gel any sleep. ] had consumption 70
bad that II ] walked block ] would
cough ifightiuliy and spit blood, but,
when al other medicines failed, three
9l.OO bottles Of Dr. Kings New Dis
envery wholly cured me aud gained
~ pounds It's absolutely guaranteed
10 cure Coughs, Colds, La Grippe.
bronchitis aud all Throat and Lnne
Troubles Price 5Oc aud Sl.OO. Trlal
bottles free at a. L. Rearres drug store
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-04
Missionary Service

The Missionary Service to have
been held last Sunday evening at
Pleasant Hill was On account Of
rain, postponed To next Sunday
evening. the 9th. at 100 O'Clock.
The address will be delivered by
Prof. ". Ii. Harry, o. Frederick
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-04
she Dtdn't Wear q Mask

Bur her beauty was completely
hidden by sores, Biotehes and Pimples
till she used Bucklens Arnica saiye
Then they vanished as will all krip-
tions. Fever sores, Boils, Ulcers, Car
buncles and Felons from IT. use In
fallible for Cuts, Corns, Burns scalds
and Piles Cure guaranteed. 25c at
Il. l. pearre's
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-04
woeking "a Honrs q nav.

There's 40 rest for those tireless little
worhefs-Dr Kings New Life Pills
Millions IRE always busy curing Torpid
Liver, Janndice, Biiiousness, Fever
ana Ague They Danish Sick Head
ache drive out Malaria. Never grippe
OF weaken. small, taste nice, work
wonders. Try them 25c at a. J..
Pearreis.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-04
Cd eoIdIerIe Exnerlence

NJ N austin, a civil war veteran
Of Winchester, Ind. writes My wife
was SICK a long time IN spite Of gool
doctors treatment, but was wh0lls
curei by Dr. Kings New Life Pills
which worked wonders Tor her health. .
They always do Try them. OnI,
21c at a. L. Pearreis drug store.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-04
ROAD IN BAD SHAPE.
Long Suffering Resident
Tells Commissioners Of its
Condition
Resident
Nessrs Editors:

Nessrs. Editors:
wish 10 call the attention Of
The taxpayers ia Frederick county
70 The diSgractiul condition Of
the road il Urbaua district from
Houses Chapel TO tue Moat
gomery county line The road
crosses Bennett creek on au iron
bridge aud follows tie bank for
some distance. or ra,uer the
stream is ia he road al present.
beyOud Jburstuu Mills the road
again crosSeS large stream.
J bis stream must be f0rdtd aud
l. both deep aud dangerous and
after b rain impossible For
years va have oeeu irving 10 yet
the County Commissioners TO
bridge tbIs stream, but they either
cannot . o. Will not do So. Some
TINE ago TWO taxpayers OF this
district went before tie County
Commissioners sitting iu Pred
erlck aud complained Of the cou
dltiou 81 affairs. Prompt atteu.
tluu lac been promised out moth
my has oeeu duue, and the res
dtutS q tuis SECTION wiSu 20 know
bow ioug this is 10 - on. This
road Is the ouly outlet 10 Tue
county sea- where the taxpayers
F..
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-04

DemoY0ts are reminded o. The
neeeSs'tg Of looking after their reg
lstyGtaon See 10 IL that e,erg
Democrat Is registered. Look
after gour transfers.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-04
Farms Sold

John S. Ramsburg, of this city,
llas sold his farm lying along she
baltimore turnpike. near New
Market, to Jesse NJ Burial, 81
New Market district. for ~, 800
Ar. W Scott kefauver Of Bur
hlJJsyille, hai purchased CiIe Last
etday farm. located mean Olive,
1niS county, for SO. 800 The farm
contains 226 acres Of land, and
was lately owned and occupied by
Alt Charles Cutler.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-04
Union Veteran Legion En-
campment, Gettysburg Pa,
October 9-1l-Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad

One fare for Che round trip to
the famous battlefield. Tickets
on sale October &. T, s. o and 10.
good TO return until October Is.
inclusive Apply, ticket agents
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for
full information.
cX.Oct 10.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-04

The CITIZEN, as an advertising
medium, cannot be excelled, and
should be read by every farmer in
Frederick County.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-04
A Splendid Ticket.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CON
TENTION DOES GOOD
WORK.
: F-ne Lot Of Men Nominated
+o1 Office This Fall-Nearlv
Al Are Farmers and Men Of
U1ooubJed Ability.

ytDilol which net ii this cit,
last Saturday, vas most bar
mouous and enthusiastic gather
Ing. ITeryoue vas selections in
Ev"llE i1t best material avail.
aole AID the suootlpegs and
pFomp'ness q Tie entire proee.d
ings reject great credit mon "a
delegates and Tie efHcere Of t64
meeticgs =
he convention vas called !,
order al noon ~ Hon. Jaert
NeV1at. Chairman aftns Corrtt
Contra Committee who. In ;
pf-ei si@atl. stated Tie ouiec, q,
me coa y4u;lou and uyged rood
NOMINATIONS and HARMONY
Nj. Newman vas then nom
mated for permanent chairman.
aud ilt notion was uua,imo .It
carried H+ called for IN, is, II
re lfeN+ltatiyes tar tbe var,aus
u4s'fll1e aud eacu oue va. veII
ellltez1.@o.
AtN@'s = G. TrurdIe. Of Lit.
vl'! a-- geo f Gasrle of Har
mon e''+ elected secretaries.
HLt --tEatt from each dis
'i-t' - then named on tu. com
---'.t'te -l permanent orgauIza
'1"l az. credentials and ,esa[u-
mons -att We're a> follows
1vs- .l>-lreargt -upufer.
''' ! t-@-a.sutf. i. L. CunIeltz.
y. e.. Lal't"t q. G.. Williams. L.
II ira .hu'g. H. Dixon. l..
Nal. -,"h. I 81 tG'ud.l.
r w ~aav i Nc
u -t--, ...a. AIrt. ward lin k.
=. i' IS. Emory Castle N.
L- al =. ~gHQeru +. i j.
'lt' E .-au uG III.
conn -a.. -ult' IL
A"N'
tivH-.-la.>-i Neigh nors.
l. aH-..- .} Ii T..
realty Gas -e Nlcrt, oe
nn-H q t.l"Jllsaa ~ 81
w a.he' stone p. w Dow
nty, T. Halves. T. 3D. Lp.aru
lei mas l"a#g ~ Va We
Lt'- DAVID oHuoer % Il hus
sara >4alE i Philips.
I'L " tt+a.- o. geesey L.
". Ae.-1nH"a, Henry Wiener,
Lewis ba'Itti. e, "a Grove.
1he Committee on Credentials
found al Delegates duly aecred
lied and made he temporary off
GERS pe nauelt.
by unanimous vote the fol
LOWING resolutions We're adopted
as reported from The committee
HE following resolutions were
unanimously adopted 10y the con
mlftee
hesol ed, 10y The democratic
party IL county convention, That,
We sincerely deliore the tragic
deatu O jnt I&te PRESIDENT NC
hlnltT, and W commend the
SwlttDe8s viii winch justice mas
Ju strict accordance VIII the IRONS
OF lSv heel Heeted ont TO ms
teacherous assassin, And We con
demu most enpbatlcalLy the law
iess doctrines OF anarchists and
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-04

The CITIZEN is the only Dem
ucfatie newspaper published il
frederick County.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-04
HICKMAN MICHAEL.

Charles Dodridge Hickman aud
Miss Annie a. Michael, daughter
q Marion 3 Michael. Of DouO's,
this county were married today
al the brides home.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-04

THE r0ter uader tie aetr iau
must nati his ticket NTH tie IA
deiidte pencil fouad u TIE dooti
md not toith an ordinary pencil
IL mug boVe Ia his PACKET.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-04
THE NUPTIAL KNOT.
Some Happy Couples Who
Have Linked Their Lives
Together For Better or
For Worse.
LfNDsAY-THOMPSON.

Joshua ] Lindsay. Of Mt. Airy.
aud Miss Fannie NJ Thompson, Of
NoOdVille. were married Septem
Der > by Dr.. J. j. Fabruey.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-04
SHANK LOHR

John Shank, Of Freedom town
ship. Pa. aud Mrs Auuie a.
Lobr Of Graoebam, this county.
were married in Gettysburg. Pa.
gu Septem Der l7tb, Eey. =. j.
Barklel performing tie ceremony.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-10-02
Fatal Gas Explosion.

Six men and possibly seven, were
killed and seven injured by the ex-
ploaion Thursday Of sn oil tank Of the
Essex AID Hudson Gas company at
Newark, N. J. The tank which ez-
plcded Rss one Of s number Of i'm
mense steel reservoirs which was IN.
dergoing its periodical cleaning, hav-
ing been emptied Of its oil in the morn
ing. The tank was 20 feet deep Kirch,
Meyer entered the man hole fist with
out taking the preeaution Of having
ropes tied about them. They were
immediately ovsrcome by the fumes.
Foreman Newman saW this and started
down after them, after shouting q
warning to the other workman in the
yard. &c, too, collapsed in the tank.
Nicholas Miller, . grocer nearby, mad
once been foreman Of the works. He
vas in the yards and st once assumed
charge ofthe rescue. Summoning 9TH
ers the men begsn With chissls to cut
large ring in the tank. It is supposed
one OF the chiaels in striking the steel
caused the emission Of spark for in
stantly there was an e1p'oion like that
of a cannon and then the sheet Of
hams. Ten mon we're en- top Of the
tank az the time. They were swept
away in all directions. Miller, Sny-
der and the unidentified man were
blown many feet into the air. The
tank was rent in twain and after al
WAS over the bodies OF the three in it
were taken out. The other tank in
the yard were surrounded by flames for
sors time but mons exploded and the
fremen had l;!sle 10 do.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-10-02
Will be INDICATED.

The State says the witnesses Rho
have thus far appeared in the Schley
irquiry have manifested . strong ami:
mus against Rear Admiral Schley, all
Of them seeming to "have it il for
him." as the saying is, yet their e7i-
dence has not been nearly so damaging
IS the anti-Schleyites would like it.
Indeed Admiral Schley's attorneys have
met with unexpected success in draw
ing from hostile witnesses admissions
favorable to their client. Unless the
government is holding its most effec-
tive ammunition for later use the re-
sul;, it now seems, will be SchIey's vim
dication. The one thing already un-
mistakably shown is that strong
prejudice against Rear Admiral Schley
pervades the SERVES. The cause o.
this is not yet clear. The progress Of
the inquiry may bring it cut.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-10-02
He Wanted Help.

''The experiment OF tasiag men from
the interior states for service in the
navy has, in the main, been SUCCESS
full one," said the naval o6icsr Who Is
On leave Of duty, although it is ex-
aspeysting work traakiDg them in.
Many Of them see salt W4t,s for the
first time when they enter tho service,
AID their greenness concerning every
ihiug MAKES them tie bust OF 81! the
Others, and, although We try to pro
tect them all We can, the old men often
take advantage of their ignorance to
anuse themselves at the expense Of the
aeH men. Not long ago | vas station
ed on s,ceiging ship. Dee dag during
nv valca one Of the new men CINE
shutting up, and, without going through
the torma!zty Of ssiuiing, C:u7tea cus:
8" I can't doit alone, nis;e!' Can:
do what?' I asked, taking il the situs,
tion. g. Why, one Of the chaps oZdec-
ed me to weigh ths alchor, an I can't
lift it alone! DaEn it all, | don't even
know yhere The scales arc"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-10-02
Wu's Wholesale Wishes.

WI Ting Fang, wac vas a guest 6: a
recent wedding in Washington, Was ap-
preached after the ceremony by the
best man and jocuIarly asked to go over
to the young couple and pronounce a
Chinese parental blessing. The oblig-
ing Wu Immediately complied. Piao-
ing his hands on the blushing bride and
shaking groom, he said:
May every new yssr bless you with
. man child off1pring until they shsli
number twenty Eve in all. May these
twenty-five man-chil6ren cfsprin & pres
ent you with twenty. FIVE times twenty
i've grand children, and may these
grand d-children-"
It's ssid that the little bride grew
hysserlcsl about that time, and the best
msn mads another request to Wu-this
time to desist.-NeE York Times.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-10-02
4 Fool Mayor.

Acc riding tos uiapst5H 20 the New
ycrs Sun from North PlsiI6eld, n. j.
the mayor Of lG.J tasn hss forbidden
.he ss;s OF TIE New YORK journal with
II tie limits Of tbs municipality. The
msyor Claims 10 havs &oted CT The so-
>;,e Of the ccrpor&:.on counsel aEd
casss lis decree, # COURSE, on tie aiie
cation .nas ne Joucaa! IS responsible
gUr ac41>hy sd 81 c-n:c crimes ano
evils. Il IS unnecessary &c rama-k aEat
.he saiG mayor II 90 unutsera5.e TOOL.
He IS also lae bssG aG79rtl5lcs agent
iae J3urGsl Las ever D:e2 sole TO Sc
cure. Tae freedom CT tie press Is guar
aa.e=a by the constitution OF the UalI-
&C States and NV jersey cayor caa-
nou snelQ CIaa uooumoat,-tne State.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-10-02
As IL Should Be.

The announcement is loW usoe that
Senator Hams, Judge Dsy and other
personal tcleacs Of The late President
Mckinney vii. form IN ASSOCIATION for
the purpose CT erecting mclumen:
20 his memo-y. This IS as IL should
be. They are the proper persons to
undertake the Work; their Admiration
aad sfsction for hsm axe guarantee
that the ptau will be successfully car
red out whereas if the proposition be
prompted by 8 lcnents1y and eno-
lioDal sympathy On tie part OF those
who hsys not 5Ge motives that aciEate
shese, hIs frieuds. ia!!ure IS spt to
% tie rsGU... I2er+s ls nu rasson Why
contributors to tie moEomsat iund
should not be secured IN s:i socsiocs OF
ahe county, including ihs south, IRON
the lsse presidents admirers ilrssqec-
tive Of parry.