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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
Piaewoo6 Dots.
Ed:;o. The lianair: Times:

Editor The N2a!ir: l!tnc>
An election will be held here next
Tuesday the eth for the purpose OF elect
ing 40 intaudant and four wardeas 20
serve for the coming year.
Las. Thursday being Thanksgiving.
a.! the stores were closed and business
entirely stopped, mos, OF the men spent
the day hunting IN the swampS. and
hunting was about al some OF them did.
Once again Plnewoo6 IS without Z
policeman. il seems aS il the water CT
atmosphere does rot agree With them Is
no man in the last three years has kept
the job six months.
r.r. Woodson will aSSis: Nr. Porter
4, the meeting begianicG next Sunday
iu the Presbyterian church. During thu
whole week morning and evening SER
vices will be held.
The col red Met thoai>t preachers have
nearly had the town for the last week,
the state conference me: here this year
and al leas, one hundred preachers were
IN attendance.
Mr.. Bob" 4 good comedy. will be
given here in the near future by !oca!
talent, the following taking part: Misses
Annie Reeves. O6el Barwick. Bessie
GecdingS and Miss Henry Reynolds,
Messrs. Garrett. G-ddinSS and Howard
Scott.
The many friends OF Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
L. JenkiISoa are congratuiatiUg them
on their son which is abou, one week
old.
NJ. Brooks 8. Patterson. who was
principal OF the Schoo! here last year.
spent las, Sunday il town oa a visit 10
his friends.
Mrs. N. E. Barwick and Mr.. c. W.
Bates OF North, 5. G.. We're married here
las. Sunday nigh; ~ $50, E~v. Philips
OF EcweSville of.iciatlay The wedding
was . quiet home ouc. and came - L
surprise 10 the brides many friends.
Within the next two weeks work vii!
begin on the new Baptist church which
has been needed aud wanted by the good
Baptis,S for some time.
Invitations are out announcing the
coming marriage OF Mr.. Arthur b.
Briggs 70 Miss La!ia Beatrice DeS-
Champs on December the 10th at s..
James church, Pinewood. S &
Mrs. Chiffon, monodram!s,. OF hI=h
note, will be here the ll;h OF this mouth.
This will be our second |yceuU: attrac-
ton and one Of the best
Mrs. D. ". Chapman Of Cheraw. IS
here visiting her daughter, Mrs NJ. l..
Jenkinson.
The following is the honor roll OF the
pinewood graded school for month end
! ing November 18th. y general average
OF 90 IS required to be on the honor roll.
FRS, grade Letitia Stack. Ruby
Brcushton, Jackson Brough,ou, Newell
! Griffin and Marshall DesChampS. Sec.
ond grade. Jessie Wise. Gladys Weeks
and Louise Graham. Third grade
Henry Griffin. Tess;e Barwick. Fay
Lide. Fabiau Broadway. Anuie Munner.
! lyn. Minnie aarvin and Ol!a Broadway.
Fourth grade.-Caro DesChanps. Sixth
C-ade.-Era Wise, Reid Griffin. Nyt!e
DesChamps Seventh grade. : Hclec
GeddingS. Eighth :rade.-Fred Critic
and Julian Gr;sin. Ninth srade.-Nis:
Isabel Weeks. Tenth srade.-MiSS lds
Griffin.
M-. Olin Munnerlyn, . Uedica! co!
lege student o. Charleston, spent few
days here last week with his brothe'
Rev Nun2er!yu. y. J. I.
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A Bio Fire Narrowly Ave.tsa.

The tobacco warehouses o! this town
seem faIed for destruction. and II VI,
on!v By the hardest kind % WORK tina;
! the Peoples Warehouse was Saved last
Saturday night .ihou; 9 O'Clock lire
WAS d!Scoved in ~ ont hou>c Z :cw feet
from the three story prize house. and
by the t;!ac the alarm was made the
flames had cnvcioped the building an!
was taking with itthc other small strlc-
lture adjoining it. The ;ircmca brought
o2t the engine bat there WAS no water
il reach OF the tire and they had 10
abandon the engine and work with buck.
cts 10 save the prize house. Had this
building burned there woaid have been
no chau,e 20 save the dwellings, IN the
neigh borhoOd. so the work was coucen-
,:a;eG or this large frame structure.
Fortunately the shed nearest the burn
ing building WAS covered with tar and
asbestos paper which resisted the fire
giving aid 20 The fire fighters ana: help
ed them TO arrest the tlame>. In this
building there was stored By Mr.. w. =.
Le2g six car loads rt hay which X the
fire had gotten into tie house would
have added TO the intensity OF the heat
and the danger 20 other property.
The origin Of the fire IS believed 20
have beea incendiary. 4 coiored man
who formerly slept iu the house where
the fire was tirs; discovered, says when
he reached the pace the smell OF kero-
sene was very strong, and several othe, 5
claim 20 have Smclled the same thing.
When the Clark Warehouse was burn
ed we did 10, take any stock in the the
o-y OF j, being set on fire, because we
do not see how any sane person would
be so bold is 10 Set 4 building on fire N
broad day ligh, with people ali around
and very close. soale IN ;Ae same lot.
but now since the attempt on Saturday
night we are prepared TO believe a!mo>;
ANYTHING.
Fires are becoming Z serious propaSi-
ton in and around this town and the
authorities should not Si'are anv eH-
pensc 70 ierri, oui the tend>. There Is
no doubt that We have some dangerous
characters here. Burg!arieS have been
quite frequent, and now burniugs.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01

unmndful OF GampneSS, drafts, storms
or colds. ". J. Atkins worked as night
watchman. 81 Banner Springs, Tenn.
Such exposure gave him i: Severe cod
that settled on his lungs ~ las; he
had to give UP work. He tried many
remedies but Al! !ailed till be used DR..
Kings New Discovery. 'After using
one bottle" be writes. Il went back 10
work as well as ever. Severe Gods,
stubborn Coughs. in!lamcd ThroatS and
sore Lungs. HemorrhaGcs. Group and
Whooping Coughs get quick relief and
prompt cure from this glorious med:-
cine. SOC and Sl.00. Trial bottle free,
guaranteed by al druggists.
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On account Of the meeting n the
Presbyterian church, we. the uaaer'
signed, agree 70 close our stores ~ Sevc:
o'clock. in the af,eraoon on THURSDAY
and Friday. The Manning Grocery CO,
PlowGen Hardware CO.. k!gov Dry
Goods Co, 5. 4. Venning. J. y. Zeigler,
Her;o, & Bro, z. s. Mouzon. L. Z
Wilkins. \. NJ Ho!laday. ". E. Brown
& Co.. d. HirSchnaun. The Mannia:
Hardware Co. IS. y. Johnson. J. +.
.Arant, ". Z. .JeukiaSon Co, I. MIN
,ner. Leon Weiub berg, ". NJ. kraSno!l.
Louis Levi. Levi Mercantile Co. J. Il.
Risby. Manning Candy Kitchen, ). l..
Davis.
We direc: attention 10 the advertise
mcrt Of the D. J. Chandler Clothing Co..
OF Sumter. This concern so vel! Known
is running lot o: novelties for the aot-
i6ay trade and with the usual good taste
OF Mr.. Jim" Chandler the ladies' will
find in that establishment Z delightful!
asso-;nen, OF nice things and sensible
things 10 present 20 Z sweetheart. huS-
band or friend, 40, only so. this concern
is the NOS. up-,o-Gate clothing "nd
gents furnishing goods house 10 Sim
ter. and their equal would be hard TO
frd in the State. Don't forget them
when YOU want = suit or an orercoat.
Abrams is preparing for Z recn-d
breaking sale. BE says that rs soou as
he completes his arrangements ne Tli!
pu, on sale in this TOWN. tha, vii! make
them sit Up 3: aightS with night mare.
So i, would be well 10 make ready Tor
the event. Abrams has right no" =
large quantity OF goods that he has not
had the time nor the store space 10 pu;
in MS store but be will arrange 10 han
die the goods and give 20 the public the
advantage OF an over-bought stock, and
his competitors chance 20 see how he
can in,e-es, the public with bran new
goods q, tnarvelousiy low prices.
We are informed tha. the :cwcS az
corney !: OF the opinion that COUNCIL
canuo; contract Z debt which Will go
bevocd the fiscal year. Iu other words
council has right 10 pledge the town :
taxes for the fiscal year oc ', and 40 fur
,her. and j, cannot pledge aoTthin: be-
vond their term o. Office. This vii; IL
all probability re:2rd the progress 0.
laying the concrete sidewalks so much
desired. As We understand II councI!
proposes 10 build concrete sidewalks in
from; O! properly whose owners will
agree 20 pay one-half of the cost: those
not agreeing 10 pay this 1ue-halt vii!
be passed by. and we understand there
are several ,isht-wads who refuse TO
Join in this progressive move. hence the
Side walk will be in patches, but u is
hoped they will consen, later anySav.
How much il will cos. all OF the caxpay-
ers. regardless OF where they live or owo
property to pay this one-halt for nice
Sidewalks on parts OF Brooks street we
do no, know, but council has the power
TO do this, provided 1t does not contract
deb. beyond their term OF Office.
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Fsvcrs Monument.
EG!,o- TIC Manning T!@cS:

Editor TIC Manning T.a.cs:
desire space in your paper this
week 10 say Z few words ~ regard 70
Mr. D. L. Green's communication 10
your last issue, entitled. "A Timely
Suggestion.
Would jus, like to express myself IS
being iu hearty sympathy with Mr..
Green "a his suggestion OF erecting =
suitable monument on the roart house
square in Manning 10 the memory o;
the Confederate veterans. To our
mind, IL is right, that this monument
should be erected. and this subiec. pre-
seuted TO the people OK Clarendon
county. we believe the matter wl!! be
pushed forward, and within the near
future, will have erected monument:
The sma!! amount oi two thousand
! dollars for such :. cause is this. We De-
ilieve could be raised within Z short
time. The Sons aud Daughters oi the
Coutedercy. together with the general
public. with moderate contributions
can raise this amount We say the
general public. because they are closely
| related 20 this cause, and believe any
patriotic or homc-lov!ng citizen will
be 700 glad 70 contribute 70 I cause like
this.
This IS :. suggestion that should a.
once impress itself upon Us. 1t Is late !;
is true, bu, better late than never.
Most Of our brave Confederate soldier:
| have gone. The evening shadows O.
life haze already fallen across their
pathway and they have been laid K
rest. but for the pleasure OF the fe"
that are still spared 70 be among Is
and 10 the memory OF ali. dead or alive
we should erect 2 suitable mouumec
10 their cause The court house square
could no. be better adorned than with
I beautiful nonumen: 20 oar Corteder
ate soldiers. have been out o! ;h'
county now :oc scver;.! wears, but have
no: 20 any extent lost interest IL l.,
welfare, no: has my love Tor the Con
! isieracv aba,ed |. rs an advocate o
this cause. aad SOD Of j veteran. vii
start The subscription II ten dollars
pavab!e on demand, ana wil! scant
ready 10 contribute more II rccded
This IS worthy cause. and We can un
de-,ake il.
DAVID BRAILSFoHD JONES.
Baltimore. Nd. November 2S. 1908
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Woods S-NcElvec1.

! on Monday evening. November the
80 1909. II : O'Clock the beautiful mar
.!are OF Miss Lillian Evelyn McElVe+p
10 Dr. Marion .tshbcl. Woods WAS
>o.rinn.ze,; ~ her home. TIE decor;.-
tons were elaborate, being OF vari-co!-
ores, cnyysau;hemiurI> ferns and bells.
The guestS we're welcomed byy the re-
ceiverS. Misses Lille NcElvcen aud
Clida Caldwell. :owncd IN Mary
,Iancs" OF garnet velvet.
\; the appointed hour the par!or
doors mcrc thrown open Dy Dr.. Clar-
encc Rollins. Then entered Miss Lot
tie Woods. : sister y. ;nc groom, with
Miss Lula f.ppS. i cousin OF the bride:
Miss Woods going 10 ;i.e right and Miss
t.ppS 10 :he left; Both were gowncG
in beautiful! C;,:aw 5;t coat suits win Jet
trimmings. win hats and gloves 20
match Immediately E-v. Trenholm
and the Young co2plc entered. taking
their places under the i!owerT aTch
prepared Cor them by loving hands.
The bride was a;;;red il 4 lovely old
rose coat suit. je; trimmed. with hat,
gloves and shoes % match. The bunch
OF brides roses carried by the bride
vas Z mark OF beauty. y diamond
sunbur,,. I gif, OF the groom. was the
only Jewel worn.
y mos, effective ceremoa: was rem
dercd by Mr.. Trenholm. during which
the ta,hcrlv voice broHe more than
once. which only seemed 10 make the
service more beautiful and solemn.
.if;er the ceremony best wishes and
congratulations were bestowed upon
the happy pair. The guests were ;hen
taken TO the reception room where The
many useful and valuable presents
displayed on Z large table. mo>s beau
t!iu! cut glass. china and sI!ve.'. This
room was dressed in red and white gar
lands and bells The bridal party was
taken TO the depot 10 automobiles.
Amid shower of rice and cnngratula
,:o,.S and Dr. aak Mrs. Woods left on
the 8 o'clock train 70: Charleston.
From thence TO Atlanta, Ga. Nash
vile. Tenn. the Mammoth Cave, KY.
and ST. Louis. No. The mos; interest
inC point OF the tour will be Nashville
which IS the sea: OF Dr. Woods Nina
Mater University os Vanderbilt.
The groom is = son OF DR.. /. VI.
Woods. OF Sardinia. Having located
here about 4 year ago he is nova pros.
porous Ger:iS: OF this place The bride
is daughter OF Mr.. J. c. McElreeu
aud one OF Lake City's social leaders.
The ou.-of-town SacStS were: DR.. and
Mrs. |. VI. Woods. Miss Lottie Woods.
Mrs. c. s. Baker. Sardinia: Mrs. Pat
rick Hardy. Mr. Di!worth Hardy. New
Zion: Miss Lula t.pps, Mcuzoas: Mr.. J.
F!emm!ng Cause. Scranton.
GUEST
Lake City. S. G.. November q, 1909.
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Eoao. Roll.

Second Grade-Vioia Thames. Moses
Levi, Thomas Basnal, Daisy Flowers.
Maade Sprocs.
Third Grade-Daisv Barrioeau, lsa-
bel Wolfe. Pearl ADAMS.
Fourth Grade-Carolyn P!owden.
Fifth Grade-Jeaoaeite P.owden,
Meta Levi.
Sixth Grade-Ai!een Fladger. Celeste
Erwin, Rose Erwin, Ria Dinkius. Care
Bradham, Emil: Geige-. Gertrude
Reardon. Marshall Woodson.
Seventh Grade-Lucie Wilson. lrma
Weinberg, Preston Thames.
Eighth Grade-Robert Woodson, Ma
bel Todd. Clyde johnson.
Ninth Grade-Chov!De Clark, Louise
Hussins. Pammie Bradnan. He!ec
Boger. Julian Creecy, Maria Strange
Tenth Grade-Hughey Ti1dai.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
Country Property for Sale.

We oGcr The following: lands In Clarendon
Couu;y .: what wc consider very reasonable
prices and those wishing 10 purchase farm
examine our list. We Shai! be s!ad 20 take you
ovc. the property - ans time
y. acres Midway Township. known as The b.
y. Johnson property. Iwo tenant houses. about
- acres cleared. ad,oia!ns lands OF MrS- Shannon
aaG o;he->-pricc 5000 per acre.
3, acres. Midway Township. 30 acres cleared
,. room house. tobacco barn. barn and stables:
adjoining lands o: J. ". DuBoSc. julie Morris
AID d. ". hlGc.c1an-SIi.oo pc. acre
Call on w .or TOWN Lots.
ccai acres, uo-c o. !csS. BrcwiaStoa Township.
3hor>e !a-E, cleared adjoining lands o. Bagral.
P.owdcn aaa othccN-s6.Oo per acre.
10 acres. p!ow:ea M! Township. S acres
Cleared. tcaaa: house. good orchard. cca.
Earv!n'S Station. and convenient 10 church a2c
sch0o!-cIcc!!cn: bargain a. 5000.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
CATARRH CURED AT HOME
Trial Treatment Of Dr.. BlosseI's Catar.h
Remedy Free % Sufferers.

/. YOU hs.yc ca:a..a O. :hc nose throat. OF
lungs |! vou are constantly splitting. blowing
The ro>e have stopped up tcc!iac. head no!scS.
deafness asthma bronchitis or weak lu:'-:>.
you can cure yourself !: homo by l remedy 80
simple ;hst even Z chile c..n r>c l.
/: w!.! COS: you only po>.a! card 20 &c: 1
liberia! free t-ia. package O. D.. b.o>>cT
wonderful remedy I. Is :-:.u; 6y mall 20 every
Interested sufferer. Certainly 40 oasr cou!a DC
more liberal.
The full t-catmca: y no: expensive. y Iack-
age containing enough 10 las: o;:c who.c sonsh
wil. be sen; ey r,ai! 10. s'.oo.
A postal card with yo'. ns:.-c and aadsc>s
Ssa. 20 II. K BOGER MaMa!::.. :. c.. vii! bring
you hv return mali The free t:!.i treatment and
81 interesting booklet. SO TIA: you can ~ once
oesi. 20 cure Yourself privately u: aoscc
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The Stateof Carolina
County Ct Clarendon.

BY James n Windham, Esq, Judge
Of Probate.
sNHEREAS. Ella Eadon made suit
w me. 70 grant her Letters Of Ad-
ninisrrution, with the Will annexed.
OF the Estat" and effects OF John l..
Eadon.
These are therefore to cite and ad-
Inonish all and singular the kindred
and creditors OF the said Jomn L
Eadon. deceased. that they he
and appear before me. in the Court
OF Probate. TO be held at Manning on
the end day OF December next, after
publication thereof. at II O'Clock in
the forenoon. to show cause. If any
they have, why the said airuinistra-
ton should not be granted.
Given under my hand. this 18th
dav OF November, !. d. 1909.
JAMES II. WINDHAM.
LSEAL.
Judge OF Probate.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County Of Clarendon.
By James NJ. Windham, Esq, Probate
Judge.

By James NJ. Windham, Esq, Probate
Judge.
tasHEREAS. 4. p. Racin made sui, TO
" me, &C grant him letters Of admin
istra,ion Of the estate and effects Of
E.,tel!a u. Ragin.
These are therefore 10 cite and ad-
moniSh all and singular the kindred
and creditors Of the said Este!!a
". R.gin deceased. that they be and
appear before me, in the Courtof Pro-
bate 70 be held at Manning on the 9th
day OF December next. after publication
hereof. At II o'clock IL the forenoon,
TO show cause. il any they have, why
the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand, this 29,h day
OF No,em Der. a. u. 1909.
fSEAL. JAMES NJ. WINDHAM.
Judge Of Probate.
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Colored Teachers Association.

The regular meeting OF the ColoreJ
Teachers Association will be held in the
colored school building, Saturday. Dec
ember llth. The meeting opens at y
O'Clock. The following topics will DC
discussed: Methods OF improving the
work in rural schools. Class Room
Order and Punctua!ity, Cleanliness
and Good Manners.
|. ". y. MYERS,
Pres. CoIored Teachers Association.
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For Sale-Eive-room house and 10; on
principal street in town OF Manning.
\ bargain K. J.. Bell, Manning. 5. G..
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IVY mere QCal2tS reiSuS-
The egg crop IS scarce.
Minstrel il town tonight
It paws better TO eat turkey than
5eet.
Rer. +. L Grie- OF Greeleyville spent
yesterday in Manning.
Mr.. Joseph Dickson OF Shelby, n. c..
is visiting relatives in Manning.
The fellow wao can afford bu-s meat
these days is en.iclc.; 70 place with
the four hundred.
The string Of birds has not material
lied as yet, tut they will come II the
powder holds out
Miss Augusta Appel returned 70
Charleston last Monday after visit
home for few days.
The Woodnen will meet hereafter
oa the second Monday nights InSceao
OF the fourth Monday.
~, r...os c,n,a- rho re-
49, pS;l.aai-
o.sa - a:,, 81 '. - GS;cs - ~ ssa d;S.rih.
a pnia a.sS os 9 ~. -aei,h - ~ cba,;.v
r~,,.,,c :. ~. Tow, er;ae,.,r
s, ~ @e. oaos .sc SoS;sar .rose frovo re
s ~ SS .ha,. 80 ,,at-;,e,
SAos'>.. -''o''' 49, -
1oe .S1.eS S:es. y. g.. g. Sa,st;,
Suppe 80 H.Ss ~ 49, ~. = $50.
OF the organ 1uoo- : ne puo:!e % 'a'1'-
CO.
Wiscn 9! tae s!ame s. a. 800.
aaSisostan. ssio T;,.D D Ias,.-
wa Seass oo sac ~ " "i1Soa' 1os0'
ance agency
Ihe corner SSone !os soe eoos. ss .oass
aeG sise s:Soos nEa VIC 81 n.;.S ~ ,ns.
WIZ oe ia.o % 'aneAs' o'''' wa 49,
Son1c ee'e'ao'
caras ape on. for the marriage OF Mr..
arthur osat.saosG PIES uo g
Lana scarce Oe>cn@@ps; a1 S..
James C1SSca, 6ae"oc~' '''>!
evening, 1oao iossoa-
. h.- =, tho ,;ace hes,,pinp 10 Nr,
}: y. AisorooS. s"o Ii.ss eoIsa ,sa. u 80 - :
Nns, Was aeseIo!eo y nse .ss' 40
esenaas. ao"' ooOoos Aao"S
r,.,,.o;,;,, nav v,s . harvest. 10.
m:se.-eas yaa,;.r shony off ,wo o.
these creatures soe wicoWs anu oio
naicS Will Walt Until NnriSeWas.
ca u.e,;,r.,, ro,es co,o,5
,,s~ Gv;nr IN AZ W = Yssesne,s nlace
S-a,,as. - 49, Ty,rr,s aS;.or fopr am
Ta,a-s,; ,ba, we;ahe6 IS POUNDS
,,-ne-Ir ~ S,r,,a- h,,, NOW of New
:o-,s wena IN Town This week, the
-sa.., osN, Toryaa ard family
@'s~
The supreme court will today or 20
norrog take M the hearing Of the ap
neal IN the case Of the State aoains,
ae DoRS' WV .S0o -0' N'
as sis'eS
Married AZ the home OF the bride:
naren,s aear Brewinecon las. THURSDAY
Mr. Lanes F. Dickson and Miss Aid:
sutton. daughter Of MIR. 3. F. Fulton
Bev. z. L. Grier oticiaeed.
Married last Thursday At the nome o
the bride st Joacsonrl!ie, ID WiIiiaHs
Nrs, Belle Woodberry. The couple vii
make their bone at Johnsonril!e.
Magic and mystery have always beer
a source Of wonder and delight TO al
ages and classes OF people. ard I'D even
ing spent with the LaSraos Company
School Auditorium, Friday night, De
cember 10Th inst, viii prove more en
chanting.
..,.;. ..ou,x s.a - ..r,
ne oSsio..S ioSes -. 80 -.
oa r. "a a. eoo,
sso W - z. Hssso. - 80 a ~. 10 10 vi
hare It moved OF toe square, anu SHe'
10 doubt, couocl! VII nave the poslc'
quarters moved tro'a ;he street.
c.... THO p-ss,r,e,
Ca,so..;IIa ,r;ii .,;re -, ..cI,
~ . - 49,, scho.,S a,,6;,o-;r.
500 oaS aS;.. =" nacan,asr So ~ "a tor -
os! S, J..Sr.a-;.. G cSn..h .rh,
oasa' Va TaS 80 ~ 80 S;nac,;o, - =
GesS W." ,SoaI.s 49,;
MISS aas'.e as.oI: 'He se.oC "ss
eacaef. ae poo.S - uo w 4su
soen pssscs ga so oa .r-lns .-.cs ps' 80 o''0
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The Sumter Iron Works.
To Our Friends and Customers

THE MANNING OIL MILL has been recently bought
from the South Oil Co.. and at the beginning OF our
under ownership extend our thanks 10 all
of our friends for their support and patronage
have tried the past to deserve your support os oehs
absolutely honest with all Of customers ana we ask
for continuance your support for the following additional
FIRST: Ours is local company-not dollar OF us
stock is owned outside of South Carolina.
SECOND: We pay annually to the Town and County
Treasures over 5000 which helps that much towards pay
ing the expenses Of our local government
THIRD about 10000 year TO manufacture
the seed purchase Of this amount $4,000 IS spent right
Manning In other words when sell Us ton OF seed
3 busel> you get market for the seed ana the com
munitv the costs to manufacture them "he
Won sell ton of seed to fellow you the price
for the seed and SOME OTHER COMMUNITY gets the benefit
Io the money paid manufacture them
could mention number Of other reasous but we thlnk
the above sufficient that 1t pays to patronze
home industries.
Yours very truly
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Lauran, and Company. al School Au-
ditc-i:::sl. Friday night. December lOth,
1909. This magnificent attraction is one
OF the finest OF is kind ever offered the
American public.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01

For Sale One Oliver Typewriter in
Is. class condition almost Cew-wll!
sci! a. L bargain. Apply 10 J. 3. Hud
nall
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01

BUSINESS LOCALS.

Four good mules and Two horses :os
sale. Cash. Apply 20 ". +. Jcnkinson
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01

For Sale-House and lot in Manning,
known Is the Reeves place, on Railroad
avenue Terms easy Apply 10 J. I.
StukeS, Manning. S. G.. u
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BY James n. Windham. Esq, Jud;
Of Probate.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01

Coming. December 10, Naming
School di;orium-Laurant,t the Mag
ician and lllu>ioniS,. and company. pre-
sentins 4 superb cntertaibrnec; OF orig
;nal mystical creation. y rare treat for
all.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
Alose il Saw Mil at Midnight

Pres. Colored Teachers Association.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-01
E:aae.i.g Cause of the south's Progress

Lake City. S. G.. November ., 100