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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-30
Shot by Bob Hoffman.

Inst IS they pulled the rope. Boz
Hoffman shot Rankin and Sam Ap-
%iawhfate then said: Il know he IS
aooS. for put load Of bicycle bali
hearings in him Witness declared
,oo+ Jess Carter, one of the defen-
sants. and a man yet to be tried
nut the rope around Rankin's neck,
Wher Col TAYLOR jumped into tn"
Tough everybody shot into the wa
ter and Fehrirger beat around IN i
with pole. Meantime n,en holdin.
he rome let it go. and Rankin's bod
erumpled up and dropped to tn +:
~~~s His stiff hat fell beaeath
his head. holding it OF the ground,
his glasses dropped back into tn :
H:~h ranidly flied with bio "
".or, Tho wound in the temple.
lust before the body fell. rider.
not on trial. enptied six .3S cali
Nn1lnre i, the hanging man.
The riders then went TO where
heir horses were hitcheG and whera
~~"~ -ren haG been left on guard,
The witness SAID that Garrett JnhE-
o's-nsso4 them before they di|
~ecsed. SAYING: Burn YOUR masEe
md say nothing about this night
work
During the testimony the soldier
guard was increased. AS soon RS
% count took luncheon recess thu
med sentries marched IL aRd took
0ehringer out. Then the court ask
ed the newspaper correspondents not
mention TIE names Of those In
n3;cated by the witness who are nor
~ trial.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-30
PEaCEMAKER USED PISTOL.
On Drunken Man Who Had Knocked
Him Down.

Anderson, December 24.-George
kesler. white, a rather noted charac-
ter in this section, was shot and prob
ably fatally wounded to-day by J. L
Hardin. a young white man. Kesler
was drunk and had attacked J. S
Fowler. a we'll known merchant.
Hardin interferred and Kesler
knocked him down with MS fist
Hardin rose and secured his pistol
and Kesler again attacked him. --dr-
din fred five shots in all, Kesler ad-
vancing al! the time until the last
shot. which struck him in the abdo-
men. puncturing the intestines n
;cn places. He was struck in both
arms and in the hip before the last
chot. He was carried to the Ander-
son I!ospital and given surgical at
rention. but the chances are against
his recovery Hardin surrendered.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-30
Promoting Smallpox Infection.

From the fact that smallpox which
is very prevalent in tie Philippines
at certain seasons disappears when
the rains set IN, it h2s been argued
that the germs are carried in the air.
An additional circumstance which
has the same apparent significance
is reported from London. Hospital
ships, 10 which SMALLPOX patients are
transferred, are anchored in the
Thames below the CITY. 1t has been
noticed that new cases break out
-ore frequently on the shore to
which tic wind blows than on the
other side
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-30
Farming Requires Brains.

Pack TO the land" is the cry much
heard these days. and it is we'll TO al
upon il that the congested condition
OF the cities with its attendant evils
0f rover,y. misery and crime ma! b..
relieved. But many mon Of slender
means who buy small farms in tn.
expectation Of making living and
enjoy life are bitterly disappointed.
The trouble is they have had no
experience, and scarcely any business
today needs a practical working
knowledge to insure success more
than farming. If people Of small
means want - succeed, and realize
me advantages o. country life, they
sloG,~ fnG wc~k for time wi~h
so!ca PROGRESSING successful "a :
ma~
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-30
MAKES FAST RIDE.
PHYSICIAN CALLED HY TELE-
PATHY SAVES CulM'S LIFE.
Take q Train and Go Back To Cam
den; Mans Life depends Oh it.
Voice Said.
Voice Said

Philadelphia, Dec. 25.-Answerins
what he characterizes as a telepathic
all, DR.. Paul Mecray, head surgeon
IT the Cooper Hospital al Ca2ndca.
,u1 short visit TO Jersey City, came
home on a train three hours earlier
han be had intended, and h.; so aV-
ng arrived in time to save the :iic
II William D. Delan ater, OF No. 10l3
South Eighth street, Camden, his
dearest friend.
Mr.. Delamater was seized with an
,ttack Of appendicitis or FRIDAY. DR..
Eiller, his physician. saw thot an
,DeradoQ was necessary, but Wnuld
,ot perform it without Dr.. Mec~ay.
they tried in every way TO locate the
after, but could not. In the mean
ime an immediate operation become
necessary.
Dr.. Mecray was in Jersey City i
vas near the station about the mid
lie Of the AFTERNOON" he ssid. when
was suddenly seized with the cur
ous feeling that l was badly wanted
1t lone. I struggled against the
aotion, but some voice ceemad to Be
saying take a train ana 80 back 20
Camden; mans life depends or
our doing so. Don't hes!-ate-Just
20.
while I was debating the matter
in my mind, bumped into a t-:7EH
rho Is an oAc:s. &C the PcnnsylVHH-
,e Railroad. He advises ne to ODE!
the curious feeling. and cred 70
lake me to Philadelphia on the next
.radr in his private csr
Dr.. Necray accepted and instantly
,elt e sense Of greet rel*e.. ThrousA i
he eourtesv 81 his f-;"nh, ,he tr'a
vas hurried es much as possible, 'n'l
Dr.. Meeray reached Camden anou :
o'clock, barely in tine to srocessflir
operate on DeAmater.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-30
Rig Cotton Crcn.

Int that the cotton c-or this wear
is much larrer than 1T was last
wear. The government renort Of
cotton e:nned Up to dat> th.h E-as
issued Monday. shows that ther.>
have heon 11.Sg".H0o ha,,e ainnaA
which Is n. ~ than 500. GOO bales
more than were mad7 during the
whole of last year The afaners
rer.ort ;S<1v1 - December y l"eT
wear shows that a.7S4 900 bales ha.
b:sen ginned and tn" total %;old for
last year was 11.326,SSo bales.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-30
MET TRAG FATE.
tather Kelley JumIs From Steamc,
Into the Ocean.

Queenstown, Dec. 20.-A narconi
gram received here today from the
White Star liner Arabic reports that
the Rev. Father Thomas A. Kelly.
pastor of Agnes church, in Pater.
on, n. j., leaped overheard la.l
thursday and was drowned.
According to the m1rconigram
Father Kelly was suffering from
elancholia and he Jumped into the
ocaan at 3 a. m. Thursday. He haf
cen walking on deck for some tinle
l.efore this. owing to insomnia.
There was heayT sea and it was
impossible to launch boa,. but tn.
steamers engines were reversed and
she circled about number OF, times
while searohlisht played on the wa
ers and life belts were cast ovea
in the hope that one Of them nigh
fa1l near the drowning man.
The tragedy was not generally
saown on board until Friday morn
ing, and it caused great grief amonZ
the hundreds Of Irish passengers
Father Kelly was on his way to Ire
land to spend Christmas with rela,
tiVes.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-30
Do You Want an Owl?

We have taken wood, potatoes.
corn, eggs, butter, onions, cabbage.
chickens, stone, lumber. labor, sand,
calico, saur-kraut, second hand cloth
ing, coon skins, and bug juice, scrap
iron; shoe pegs, rawhid's, chinque.
pins, tanbark. flee dogs, sorghum.
seed, jugware, and wheat straw en-
subscription and now a man wants to
know if we would send the paper for
six mouths for large owl. We have
no precedent for refusing, and II W.
can find a man who is out Of an OWL
and wants one we'll do it.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-30
Woman who Candles.

Noraiists say thac the emotion or
eaning makes women ugly. 1t IS
rot rercecary tc take the word Of the
,ooyaHSts for that. Caring does not
make women ugly, it unmasks thems
and it is OF that tlSt they must pc
warned. It IS natural enough. since
they play passionately, and in play
inc they forget the world and their
faces. So much the worse for those
vno do as Je:ehel. Jean LorFaln
has left terrible pictures of ola paint
ed faces. the natural condition OF
which is revealed by the excitement
cf Dlay
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-30
Two Killed in Duel.

Ponchatonla. La. Dec. 25.-lrwi i
Cooper and William Arnold. Ir.. kill
I'd each ether in a pistol duel in q
saloon here last nigh+. Cooper wns
bar tender in ~he saloon. and it IS
said that the difficulty followed SOM .
words which Cooper had with Az
nold's younger brother. =
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-30
The Sense cf DUty

A sense Of duty pursues US ever
It is omnipresent like the Deity. II
we take tc ourselves wings OF the
morning and dwell in the uttermost
parts OF the sea, duty performed or
duly violated. is still with us. FOR our
happiness or our misery. II we say
tho darkness shall! cover US - the
darkness as in the light our obEGa-
tions are with rs yec.--Daniel Web
erer
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-30
NEGRO ATTACKED YOUNG LADY
Who Found Him Hiding on Her
House Porch.

Athens, Ca, December 24.-To-
night about eight o'clock a negro man
attempted to enter the rear door OF
Mr.. A. P. bearings residence with
the evident intention of theft. 1t so
happened that just at the same time
Miss Katie Dearing, the young daugh-
ter of Mr.. Dearing, opened the back
doom to go out upon the porch to get
q drink Of water, and ran right over
the negro.
He perceived that he had been de
teced and seized the young lady by
the throat. She screamed aad her
father came sG once to her rescue
The negro tn just as Nr. Dearin8
came upon the scene and made good
his escape. The police believe they
have clues that may lead to the ar
rest Of the criminal.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-30

Ger. we are permitted to DO vita You
as we see tit. You know death. hell
and destruction Will be your portion
ana that Your body vii! not be
buried il graveyard. Do YOU viii
:ingiT and freely submit to all this
50 lelp YOU God?"
;'i~nr frankly admitted thai
he had sold liquor illegally. had been
indicted. tried and convicted for his
offense, both in Tennessee and keH-
lucky. However. he never denied his
z':iit and never perjured himself tc
escape punishment. The witness
was tartar under croSs-eyamina-
ton. Once. when asked about ?
date. he replied that ne did not kee!
"a dary." meaning a diary. WheI
the defendants attorney attempte
70 Quiz him about milk the witneS
said: Il used it when was small
I'm told. but haven't since.
His Source of Revenue.
ui= hame had been under his ha
sor years, he said. and he did no.
ere much whare he stopped. Asked
where he GOT his money, he said t.
Attorney Pierce: 81 got it like yor
Tot that $40 from me for defending
q rA"n YOU did not 90 it,
On October 10 the riders Learned
that Rankin and Col. Taylor were a
the Walnut Log hotel in the hear7
Of the riders country.
It'd" Burton, one of the defen.
'arts. told Fehringer to notify tn"
band to inset that night to attea'
% Rankin and TAYLOR. Fehringer go
rna of Garrett Johnson's horses ar
ode al! day summoning the band
The riders met near Johnson's thai
light. The hand included the eight
7efan6ants.
They proceeded to the hotel after
corrott Johnson had forced ED
onwell to take the riders the7'
Witness said that Garrett Johnsor
vas the spokesman and gave the or
sers to Rankin and Taylor to dress
On the march to the de0sely wood.
ID bank Of the slough where Ran-
- wos slain. the witness said
Johnson 6id all the talking. the 9th
~s. about so in number. ineludiR2
tho de:nndartE. following silently.
Fehrineer said 10 the victim :
DO YOU want TO say anything to tn :
~? # YOU do say It now Ran
kin replied: I've attended to
that"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-30
Heroes a:il Eeroines.

There is scarcely a community,
however snail. out has its heroes
and heroires. Quietly, obscurely and
uncomplainin5i they endure suf-
fering aud Dear great triaks, an!
they invariabl meet the world witt:
a brave smila. None but the angels
record ttaair life until they have
pas! ed away, t they are just as
truly heroes os the men whose deeds
and sayings are bla: ned forth IN
song and story.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-30
The Postage Stamp Province.

Manitoba, which has long been
dubbed the Postage Stamp Prov
ince." will soon be IN a. position to
lose her nickname. According to
Sir Wilfred Lauriar's statement IL
the Dominion House Of Commons.
Manitoba. which hsS hitherto been
hemmed in on every side and has, al
least on the map. appeared to de-
serve the nickname she las torAe,
is al last to be allowed to eE2an1 ana
actually to reach the seaDoard.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-30
HOLD LEADERS RODY
To Await It's Resurrection From the
Death Sleep.

Death sleep.
Tampa, Fla, December 26.-Teed.
known as Koresh I, founder and noad
OF the Koreshan Unity Corporation
of Western People, who bought q
large tract of land al the toe CT Flor-
ida ten years ago, died early Tuesday
morning.
The fact of his death was not dis
closed until Thursday, and when in
;estigation was made, deyout follow
ers said they were awaiting his res
urection, which they expected Christ
mas Day.
While the body Of the leader lay
unattended, Victoria Gratia, the sup
posed wife Of Teed, assumed; the
throne with much solemnity and de-
clared that the BODY should not be
buried until there was a Manifesto
Iion Of Divine will. The Teed sect
believe that the population of the
earth is on the inner surface OF tie
globe instead CT outside.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-30
Lost an Arm.

Augusta. Dec. 25.-The Herald
saws a little neeTo boy about u years
old was brought to the Lamar hosp1-
tai Christmas Day with his hand shot
off. The boy was shooting fireworks
on Ward street and the cracker ex
ploded in his hand. Ane hand was
amputated Friday night. 1t is feared
tetunus will set in.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-30
Wanted to Hang Robber.

Palmetto, Ca, Dec. 25.-FolloW'ne
the attempted burglary Of the Pal
metto Bank and the burglary Of the
Culbreth Hardware Company's store
at an early hour this morning DV
three negroes. one Of the burglars
was captured and came very near be-
ing lynched by the infuriated clt5-
zenS.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-30
Mathis Mileage.

The total mileage operated by the
Natal Government railways, the end
of the wear 1907 was 1064M miles,
of which SS1S were worked on be-
half Of the Central South African
Railway Administration under agree
ment
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-30
Lancaster District,

Rev. ]. a. Burke, presiding elder;
lancaster station, W. D. King; Zion
ill, P. Garner; Camden, J. A. Gam
hle; st. Phillips, A. Isaac; High Hill,
R. E. Anderson; Bishopville mission,
}. r. Tin.1ail; kershaw, K. N. Ad-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-30
Shct Him Dead.

Snartanburs. Dec. PA fatal
shooting occurred in the Spartan MI;
village early this morning. An aged
white man named Collins fired 4
load-AseHseksh into Joe Lockman.
wlo formerly conducted restaurant
on East Main street.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-30
WHY Men Refuse to Teach.

TIE teacher may have a person
ally that commands resrect in spite
Of his calling, but outside Of MS es-
nec!al work he is regarded by busl-
ness men slightinsly, as an inprovt-
dent visionary.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-30
Blind Tiger Stuff.

Darlington. Dec 25-Although
Darlington is a prohibition count:
Christmas whiskey, it is said. sept
several to the lookup yesterday al i
last night and at least two carving
affairs are said to be attributable to
its effects.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-30
ParagcE-HEaIEinS Golf.

Golf cannot be played really well,
unless the temper is schooled to such
a decree that misfortune. accident
and a general run OF defensive play
never lead to passion overfowing the
Erirs OF a decorous and restrained
elEaninity.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-30
C0L0RED PREACHERS
WHERE THEY WILL PREACH
NEXT YEAR.
Of the Northeast Con-
ference Of the A. NJ. E. Church,
Which Met Here Last Week.

The following are the appoint
nlents made by the Northeast Con
ference of the African Methodist
episcopal Church, which recently
net in this city. This church is
composed entirely Of colored people
Ind has very large m:m bership in
this section of South Carolina ais
we'll as in other portions Of the
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-30
On Intimate Terms

Two Chicago, girls. graduates OF
S-ith College, are making money by
keeping a clearinghouse for Ameri-
can girls in Florence. and are get
ting so familiar with the Italian city
that they can almost call it Flossie.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-30
C::S..TGc nnG Fast.

C;::.:o.Ti,c i,!.a :'':$t.
II had 70 sell ny auto, but I
hc-nrt missed It YET
''aow'sSs nat?"
''Iou cal get uost CT the sensa-
tions by cleaning rigs.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-30

Thn reason girls come out Of
school so attractive is they know
they haven't learned anything.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-30
Wong Be!:re g.

= man w!2o IS Tougi AMI awkward
&, everything else viii SLOW 6 Goli-
cacy an, s:;i:! greater than aoE wcm-
an when ,.c LIS 20 patch a SIC bill.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-30

What makes a woman proud C
her children is t. be Ioia to tell the
wonderful things they did, just as
if they really did them.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-30

We may. il our means ALLOW, 1oa's@
VIZ bones beautiful am! at+r"ctivn
nd It is well to do 80. BIT without
.ha true s3irit Of horne. It will be a
cheerless and desclate .nockerv-
-hile the humklest cottage where
love dwells and kindness ratsns. nav
-,ost beautifully e1emDlify the sweet
ness and blessedQess CT home.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-30
S;,eah Uc :AGronauvs.

Sueak .: :AeronauJs.
Aerial navigation is getting almost
as easy as il IS rc rronou2ce.-3os-
ton Globe.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-30
'Wateree District.

I. w. Ulmsor, presiding elder; St.
Matthews, NJ. Marley; St. Phillip,
J. ". Collier; Antioch, W. E. John
:on; St. Peters, P. H. Howard; !;
Wedgefdld, L. A. Wells; New Hope,
K. H. Harvis; St. Luke, E. ". vii.
iams: Allen chapel, H. D. Ramsey:
I.ewisville. L. Pyles; Center Hill, C.
MELVILLE; Lin Store, J. D. Black
veil; Ft Mctte, J. L. Ber:bow; St.
,tephen, r B. Colder; Cain SaVan-
ah, C C. Conyers; Shiloh. L. Chat
c.ar; Fulton mission, w. S. Strong;
iew mission, I. Gray; st. John mis-
ion. G. Bradford; St. James, c. E.
CulcIeasure.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-30
HAPPY HOMES
Yave a Wonderful Influence and IS 4
Power for Coca.

Power for Good.
There are many harry homes.
thank God, in every community. aud
when they exist there goes out from
them blessed influence, which can
hardly be orerestimated. "A rea!
home with a mother in it," whose
hospira Bile doors are ever open TO
those not so blessed, is 3 wonderful
power for good. II the boys AMI
rirls are made welcome they will not
be Glow to tell # aad there will be
an attraction Ia the sweet amenities
Of home which will draw taenl from:
other and less holy influences. 1t i"
not possible in this word SO full OF
"ere and trouble to be always merry.
r. is quite possible to he always low
ing and kind. If the business carAs
If the father snd the never ending
struggles OF the mother together with
,:'-t and disorder. cooking, washing.
ironiag and mending. cannot be ban
ished. they can be woSderfallv toned
'oEr hv tho loving sympathy and
help which each member of tho
household eae erd should give tn
other. A home wherc tie golden
-ule is lived is the nearest possible
approach to heaven. The day comes
all tno soon when the household is
scatteSed-the boys and girls, alas.
&1rls 40 longer-are gone to make
homes for themselves. elsewhere:
.,-hnn some perhaps. ere laid away
a-on onr sight. out Of reach of kin
words or helrfnl deeds HanrI- 2 ="
.vn II DO s:rrowful tho"ehts hann'
= 10
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-30
Skill.

SIKH
There's skill IN all things, even in
boiling water.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-30
Cransebure District.

G. J. Hamilton, presiding elder:
Nrapgeburg, J. W Murph; Shiloh. T.
y. Pearson; St. Peter, Geo. G. John
On: Brown Chapel. W. S. Gamble:
' i've Oak, D. A Chestir; Branch
vile, w. w. MoDutfee; St. Paul,
Thomas brown; Feldenyille, C. F.
1rogdon; Good Hope, L. L. Jackson;
parlorsville, T. NJ. Summers; Bethsl,
II. Banpimar; St. John. W. J. Gregg;
Jericho, w. j. Robinson.
Sumter District.
D. NJ. McGill, presiding elder;
Sumter, S. F. Flegler; MayesWlle. NJ
<. Felix; Bishopvil1s, P. S. Mosley:
Magnolia, D. L. Coe; StaGesburg, ].
II. Martin; St. Paul, D. H. Alien:
st. Luke. J. P. Aston; Cuberlboro,
A. w. Hayward; Uuionville, D. P.
9indergrass;; Mt. Olive, D. C. Deas;
"helot, T. C. McRae; Salem. Y. W.
Wright; St. Peter, L. J. Williams
Sumter mission, E. G. Jones.
Manning District.
W. NJ Thomas, presiding elder;
Manning. John Adams; ST. James, S.
J. McFadden; Liberty Hill, Edwin
Walls: Laurel Hill, G. H. Brown;
Summerton, n. S. DeLaine; Oaks, B.
j. Hodga; Forreston, L. B. Murray,
Biggers, ]. NJ. Harrison; Manning
circuit, j. L. Lindsay; Reevesville,
P. W. Lewis; Jordan, Gibbs James.
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Florence District.

Florence District.
T.. D. Chavis, presiding elder;
-!oH,nce. VIM. Dozer; Mill Branch.
:. 2. Player: Certaryille, A. B.
'honas; Little Rock, w D. Wither-
'.tnon: st. Luke. S. A. Robinson:
Level Green. D. J. Turpin; Pine Hill,
J. S. Coe: Darlington. J. E. Hagin:
Eartersville, E. V. Mcbride; Mt.
i'm. J. NJ. Richardson; Dillon. W
+. Warley; Brown Creek, B. Belser;
Oak Grove. R. H. Perrin; Baltimore.
!ohn MeRae; Flor,nce circuit, F. w.
lmbrose; Alderman mission, VIM.
.reGill; Darlington mission, G. W.
Richardson.
Maricn District.
H. C. DeDaine, presiding elder:
Marion, ]. c. Watkins; North Mar
IN, A Richardson; Conway, A. G..
-+"rks; Marion circuit, J. H. Hunt;
r~nway circuit, I. H.. White; st.
Nary, E. w. Cooper; Robertson, G..
W. spivey; Buckville, NJ. G. Cald-
yell: Sal:m, D. w. Robertson; So
-aster. VIM Charlton; st. John. W.
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