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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-05
PERSONALS
MEDICAL

WE TREAT AND CURE PILES WITH
out the knife. We also pay special at
tentlon to diseases OF women. Or. ID. A..
Sykes and Prof. L.. L. Johnson. Office 26l
Main. Ind phone 1886, t2s9
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27
Try Your Lrck.

The Charleston News and Courier is
now conducting one Of the largest con-
tests ever conducted by a southern
newspaper. They are giving away ao-
solutelv free. TO popular people OF South
Carolina, the following paizeS: A Max
well touring car, valued at 81, 600 IS first
grand prize, Buick touring car. valn-
ed at 81. 400 as second grand prize, anc
q Maxwell rupabout valued ct 500 as
third grand prize. These automobiles
viii be awarded TO the candidates hold
ing the highest number OF votes
throughout the State, regardless OF dis
trict, and then there are thlrty-siN 9th
er prizes These prizes are IS follows:
Six $3.50 Kingsburg pianos, six 500 fur
niture outfits, six s65 tailored suits, six
$50 bank accounts, six $40 gold watches
and six SIS trunks. For the purpose OF
this contest, the State OF South Carolina
has been divided into six districts. and
one piano, one furniture outfit, one suit.
one $50 bank account. one watch and
one trunk must go into each district
They will be awarded TO the candidates
having the six highest sumoer OF votes
IN their districts, after the Srsud prizes
have been awarded, therefore they are
having six contests in one big one. and
everybody has chance 70 win prize
Any Of these prizes are worthy OF the
little effort required TO becone the
proud possesser OF any one OF them.
Elsewhere in this issue will be found
3 nomination ballot and q daily ballot.
All you have TO do is TO clip these and
ell in with your own came or that OF q
friend and send it TO the Contest De-
partment Of The News and Courier, and
they will send you full particulars and
material which you viii need iu your
campaign. and tell you how 10 secure
votes. They have q number OF little
ways in which they assist candidates.
All you have to do is 70 ask the Contes,
Man.
The contest has just started. 50 don't
delay. l. will oe the candidates who
get in low, and get busy among their
friends and acouaintances, and get them
70 subscribe 70 the News and Courier.
Once you show them you are interested,
you vii! be surprised 20 see how many
subscriptions you viii secure. The sub
scriptiors count for votes and votes de-
eide the winners
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27
HoWE,s GREAT LONDON SHOWS.
Whist Brain and Moaey Fill Do-Aeknsw-
lodged By Competitors to be Wo.thy
Their Irritation.

Acts, maayand novel, have been add
ded to the repertoire OF Eowe's Great
London Shows this season. and as the
management registered 3 vow 70 equal
any tented show, the resul is q plethora
OF attractions fitted to evoke an enthu-
siasu from q performance where hun
dreds OF skilled performers vie with
each other in friendly contests for su-
p-emacy and public appreciation. So
successful has this effort been that Vls-
i,ors from other shows acknowledge
that q competitor has entered the lists
that demands their recognition. Al
though this has cost 10. OF money, the
public are the gamers, and How's Great
London Shows viii be classed at :he
outset among names more familiar 70
circus goers in the past.
This srea: shows viii visit US. with
all its attractions, 70 please aud educate
the cid and young alike.
In case OF inclemeut weather the
waterproof tents insure perfect protec-
tioa and comfort,
Don't forget the date, Thursday, Oc-
cober IS.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27
Bradhan-0Evet.

Tuesday evening at $50 o'clock At the
First Baptist church when Miss Minnie
Lucilc Oliver became :he bride oil non.
David y. Sradham. Z beautiful wedding
Was conSummated.
The church was beautifully decorat-
ed, Miss Mertel keam ct the organ ana
Mr.. j. ~ Wells vielinist, rendered
Mendelssohn wedding march rs the
bridal party entered. The party was led
10 the altar by Misses .!eweli and kuhy
Oliver. sisters TO the bride, followed by
Miss Lacy Paisley and Mr.: Z. 5.
Wright. The groom attended by Mr
Noel Martin. groomSman, and the bride
attended bv the maid OF honor. Miss
Maude Davenport of Mansfield, Ackan-
saS, assembled at the altar where the
bride and groca, met under large no
e-ty bell hanging from the oeaut!iuiiE
decorated arch. Rev. 5. e. wallace,
assisted by Rev. y. c. Densoa. in
beautiful and impressive ceremony loiu-
ed them together it the holy ooodS 0!
wed!ock After the ceremony the bridal
party repaired 70 the home OF The orlde
where an elaborate supper was served.
The bride was handsomely gowned II
creac, satin fashioned with princess et-
feet with full length train. She wore
tull veil caught TO place with lilies OF
the valley and carried large ooquet
of white Carnations and Ferns. The
bride is the beautiful and accomplished
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas /.
Oliver of this city and IS social ia:or-
ite with host Of admirers. and Is ac-
tive in church work.
The groom 4 native OF South Carolina
and has been resident OF Warrec for
the past four years. Though raised q
poor boy on . farm he is ! graduate OF
the South Carolina Military school. !
graduate Of the University OF Tennessee
and = graduate from the Law Depart
ment OF WaShiuG;or and Lee Cniver-
sirv. he came 70 Warren in 1905 and
taush, 10 the Warren high schoo! dur
ing the session OF 1905-06. Since that
time he has been actively engaged II
the practice Of law. He was elected 20
the Legislature last year which position
be flied with honor 70 himself and
credit to his county: he being author Of
several important laws, one OF which IS
the act creating the S;a:e Tax Conmis-
sion. he is active in church work and
is progressive in every movement 3or
the advancement of the community. he
is q hundred point NAN and has made
made good since he has ssen among Us,
and The Democra,-News with his large
number of personal friends wish for him
and his fair bride the full measure OF
marital bliss as they go a-josging along
the journey Of life. Mr.. and Mrs. Brad
ham will be at home 20 their many
friends iu their new cottage on Rich
ardson Boulevard after October the
tenth.-The Democrat-News, Warren,
Arkansas, October eth.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27
An Endless Program of Startling Events.

ing 53.7 acres, more or less: Bounded
OF the North by lands OF Wilson,
formerly of Louis Loyns; on the East
by tie Hainesworth Place. tormer!J
OF Joseph Sprott; on the South by
the lands of Louder, formerly OF
Joseph Sprott; and West by lands OF
Thomas and Sprott, formerly OF }.
Edward Johnson and ". E. Carpen-
ter, as will appear by plat OF 4. M.
Cautry, Surveyor, made November
20. 1907.
8. All that tract of land situate,
living and being in the County OF
Clarendon, State aforesaid, contain
in. Sf.4 acres more or less; Bounded
on the North by Newmans Branch,
formerly OF E. J. Aycock; on the
East by lands OF Fleming, formerly
Of the Estate Of Gou-d!n; South by
lands OF Alderman; and West by
the Barrow Lands, formerly Of the
Estate OF Gourdin, rs will appear by
q p!a. made By Z. II. Caucry, Sur
yeyor, dated November -, 1901. All
above tracts OF land being the same
conveyed by \. j. Salinas & Sons 20
HiCLe ct III, AEOSlCCS, 1CS''ANSA -. >>~e
c.. Book No. 3, page 476.
1. All that tract OF land situate,
living and being il the County OF
Clarendon, State aforesaid contain
;nc 77.5 acres, more or less; Bounded
on the North by the Rawlinson Land,
formerly OF S. E. Davis and Robt.
Davis: Souta by lands OF D. b.
Davis, formerly lands Of Mrs Wider,
and lands OF Louis Baker; East oy
lands OF J. W. Mcleod, formerly OF
Mrs. S. E. Davis and Robt: Davis;
and West by lands OF ]. w: Mcleod;
formerly lands Of Mrs. Wilder ana
Mrs. Baker, as will appear oy plat
OF E. J. Browne, Surveyor. dated
February 19, 1907 The above tract
OF !anG being the same conveyed ey
Al. Salinas s. Sons to Witte ct al,
Trustees, recorded Z. u. c. o.. Book
5, pSs. 4S1-4S4.
5. Ali that piece or parcel OF ianc
situate, lying ard being in the
County of Clarendon, State aiore'
said, containing 2i5 acres, more or
! less, known as part Of the Guteed
tract and bounded as follows: North
5v lands OF the Estate OF n. Lew;
East by lands of J. W. Mcleod; West
by lands Of Nat Davis, formerly OF
y. r. Gibson and the AMI Tlndai
lands, and South by the Amzi Tindal
land, as viii appear by . plat made
bv E. J. Browne, dated November
9th. 1906. The same being part OF
land conveyed by J. W. Mcleod to
C. 0. Witte ct al. Trustees. by deed
! recorded N r. n. c. on. Clarendon
County, in Book >, pSs- 3iO-o. !-3'2.
Terms OF Sale, cash and purchasers
10 pay Trustees attorneys for ceecs
Ten Dollars $4,000 for each tract OF
land, also all taxes for 1909:
ARTHUR LiSAH.
Z. II. SPARkMAN.
JOHN c.. SINONDS.
| Trustees.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27
Country Property for Sale.

We ogc- the following !aacs il Clarendon
Coua,y =: WIN: we consider very Tcasocao:c
prices and those wishing to purchase fa.I;l
or invest their money are invited 20 cor:'c And
examine our list. We sSa!! DC glad 20 lake you
over the property q. any :trac-
$50 acres ST. Marks Township. zoo acres
cleared. with Tenant House; no. 30 acres bone
IN tr.c;-!G.o0 per acre
l5O aces. ST. Marks Township .o acres
cleared: res: can be made good p.ace-seVV
per 3c-c-
.!si acres ST Marks Township: Rents now
10. 500. considered II excellent place g" 80 per
acre.
800 acres B-ew!ug!on Township: - acres
clcarel. much OF ,hc remainder caa be 'sith III
Tic cIpeaSc--sS-o0 per acre.
los acres NJ Zion Township. IS acres under
cultivation: IS acres can be c.carcd-siSO per
acre.
SlI acres Manning Township. about 800 acres
cleared with 10 tenant houses in good fcplss
VIII rent for $500. This tract forms about !
solid .Gu.:c beginning within l-@ niles o.
NansIaS-s2s30 per acre
6 acres. NJ Zion. Township. - acres aaicF
cultivation rest can DC easily cleared: : d.'c!'
iincS tobacco barn. barn and stables. cIcc..c:ss
water. miles from Manniag. and from tor-
csLou-Si:.03 per ocre-
Gait on Us for Town Lots
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27
HOME MISSIONS.
MANNING AUXILIARY

The ladies Of the Clarendon county
Hospita! Association TO promote a
worthy object will have Bazaar ic the:
ole court house on the morning, after
noon and evening OF November lOsa
inst, at which tine pretty and useful
articles and hone made candies will be
SOLD. Refreshments viii be served al!
day a. reasonable cost. It is hoped that
the project will be well patrooized as
the proceeds vill go 70 the hospital
fund. Ladies who have already promis-
ed articles for the Bazaar will please
send them IN by November. End 70 the
home OF Mrs. C. 3. Geiger, where the
articles will be inspected and valued by
= committee before they are arranged
TOR sale at the place designated.
Ladies and gentlemen anywhere who
read this advertisement Will DO 3 good
work by sending any donation OF ma
terial or money, and will certainly give
encouragement to those who are work
ing SO earnestly for hospital in Clar-
endon county.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27
land Sales.

We. the undersigned. will sell at
public auction in 'front.' Of the Court
House st Manning. S. c.. on the first
Monday in November. 1902. a1 II
O clock !. NJ. all Of our right, title
and interest in and 70 the following
described land:
I. All that tract OF lard situate.
living and being in the County OF
Clarendon. State aforesaid, contain
ing S..5 acres. more or less. Bounded
on the North by lands OF G. j. Haley,
formerly of J. =. Kirby; East by
lands OF c. J. Haley. formerly OF
LOUIS GcFaGGin; on the South ny
lands OF E. d. Haley. formerly Of j.:
]. Fle1nminS: and West by land OF
Sp-ott, Wilson, Salinas and Louder.
formerly OF Stephen Evans, as will
appear by a plat OF K. Al. Cautry.
Surveyor. made November Goth, 1907.
>. All that tract OF land situate.
lying and being in the County OF
Clarendon, State aforesaid, contain
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27
Dr T. 2 Hiohsm;th. the well know

DR.. Z. F. Highsmith, the well known
Optometrist and Optician OF Atianta.
Ga. formerly Of Sumter, S. Gu makes
the following announcement:
To the General Public:
have decided to make frequent ris-
its 70 Manning. S. c., every sixty or
ninety davs, one week al each visit, for
the purpose OF making eye-examinations
and fitting eyeglasses and spectacles.
I shall be located 81 Hotel Mecca.
The date OF my first visit is from Oc-
,ober . until the 31st inclusive.
use the latest design electric eye-test-
ing instruments in making my excai-
nations and diagnosis.
/ carry complete line Of spec,acles
and eyeglasses and such will oe sup
piled while you wait. Come in and have
your eyes examined, and If you don't
need glasses I viii frankly tell you SO
II yea are al eye-g:asS wearer already,
come in anyway, 10 have them t-ued up,
for which make no charge. Consuisa-
tionS free. L. +. HIGHSMITH.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27
snes Adams Show to be Here Eext Week.

lanes Adams Show to be Here Eext Week.
Much talk theatrically considered.
is centeeed upon the coming engage
nent Of James Adams Show which
is announced to appear here on Mon
day, November ist. Mr. Adams has
reached the zenith Of his career as q
producing manager. Never has such
an organization playing under tent
met with such instant recognition
at the hands of the most discrimi-
mating reviewers. Some critics have
declared it the most highly artistic
and cieanest performance that is
possible to presented on a stage This
company consists OF ladies and genie
men who axe artists of ability in
their respective lines and have made
host of friends in the cities they
have visited, and their coming ap-
pearance here has awakened great
interest already.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27

The people OF Manning will be pleas
ed TO learn that Mr. j. D. Gerald nas
decided to move his family back with u:
| asa,n. once people get taste OF the
water in Manning chey may go where
they ms.y bu; back they will come tt
the best towa ir the State. We knew
.ney would come back but TO be cect2lc
we welcome them back all the same, ano
they have our forgiveness for ever leav'
ing Us.
There was bad row near Greeley
vile last Friday IN which Charlie Ard,
and his uncle Ben Barie!d were lnrolr'
ed and resulting in the death OF Bar
field. Ard is now in the Kingssree Jail.
Bartiel6 it seems vas abusive 10 Ard
mother who is Har6ela'S sister and dur
ing the wax OF words Ard struck his an-
Gle over the head with Z stick, from the
affects of which Bartield fingered unit!
Sunday. Both parties are we'll known
bere.
The negroes had high-heel OLD time
at Taw Cav church last Sunday Sew
era, OF the Manning coonS came away
with bcuise. heads. We are told that
wh:skey was ope2ly sold oear the
church and there were several rucuses,
as q result. We are told that sal up
and down the Saatee river road blind
tigers are reaping rich harvest We
hope there are 40 prohib:tionlStS en-
gagged in the traffic. either directly or
indirectly. Bat i! the reports are true
there is much liquor being sold.
Yesterday afternoon about the time
mcst people were eating their dinners
the alarm of FIRE was sounded and "a
few minutes the tireuen responded. The
fire was discovered by MIR. Pat Hardy.
who was about TO feed his sock II the
stable belonging 70 Mr.. K D. Clark ~
the rear OF the loS on which his tobacco
warehouse is situated. The blaze was
pouring out OF the front door OF the .ott
and the building sontairins much IN
aamabIe matter. was cot long ID getting
under such hea6way that when the ire
engine arrived their work was confined
to saving adjoining property. The barn
and stables OF Mr.. Clark ard the stables
of Mr.. E c. Horton was destroyed. be-
sides considerable fencing. Nr. Clark
had some insurance on his property, but
nothing Oh the contents. Fortunately
there was no wind blowing at the time,
had there been. IN any direction, num-
Der OF dwellings would have been cor
sumed. The homes OF Nessrs. a. G.
Bradhsn and E D. Cathran On the
front. and Mr.. Horizons and the tobacco
warehouse on the back were in eminent
danger. TIE Srenen did valiant ser
vice.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27
d.. C1;stnn's Engagement.

DR.. Clifton, eye, ear, nose and throat
specialist, will be in Summerton for
one week, November 1st TO 9th inclu-
sive. Operations on the above organs
Eyeglasses fitted. Examinations free
10 ali Everything during frs: two days
free 10 the poor. Headquarters ut Dr..
Rhame's drug store. All patients
please call early in the week. Noyem-
ber 10 6.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27
EacnsCs Meeting.

There viii be held at Manning in the
old court house on Wednesday, Novem-
Der 18th, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
a Farmers Institute OF the same charac-
ter IS that held in July \ number OF
pi .=ninent and able speakers have prom
ised TO attend. q list OF WHOM will be
given later. Every farrer interested
in learning the more advanced scientific
methods now coming into use should be
az this meeting.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27

For Sale.-The Canaan Plantation,
comprising l.4oo acreS. Is divided into
10 farms and is for sale 70 white farm
ers. Lands lie in centre Of Fairfield
coun.y, from four TO six miles from
Winnsboro. Springs of cold free water;
pine and other timber for building and
fencing, and cabins on every farm. Ad-
dress 3, care The News and Herald
Winasboro. S. G.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27
Very truly yours,
e. e. GALLOWAY,

Chief o. Bureau
The Secretary OF DE 5oard Of Trade
has also received contamination from
DR.. Galloway 10 which be says: we
have been considering this matter and
are eodeavor:aC 20 get our tobacco
work in other sections so arranged
that it viii be practicable for Us 70 CON-
raence work ~ Manning next spring. }"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27

Our fifth load of horses and muleS
since September 10Th arrived this morn
ing. Several very nice driving horses
and smooth bunch of cotton mules
Come and take look whether you are
ready 70 bug or not, At Boyle Live Stock
Co., at the large new stables, Sumter,
q
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27

Our 6f,h load OF horses and mules
since September 10th arrived this morn
iog. Several very nice driving horses
and 3 sCooth bunch of cotton mules.
Come and take look whether you are
ready TO buy or not, ct Boyle Live Stock
Co., at the large new stables, Sumter,
& q
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27

To Eeut-One 6ve-room dwelling on
West Boundary Street, new house, in
good neighborhood. Also , five-room
comparatively new dwellings on the
same street for sale. This is an excel
lentopporsunicy TO either rent or pur-
chase property in desirable section OF
the town. Apply TO J. ~ Eradham,
Manning. s. G..
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27

Lost las. April between Messrs. l. s.
Gibbon and W. II. Players, go!a pen
with garnet setting and the initials w.
r. ~, on the side. The :iudec will be
rewarded by sending it 10 Miss Lily Nc
Elveeu, Lake City. S. 6.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27

For Sale-l54 acres Of land, known as
the Clara q. White property. situate 10
Clarendon and Sumter counties, Brog-
den neighborhood. For particulars,
apply TO Dickson i Windham. Real
Estate Agents, Manning. S. c.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27
FIRST MONTHS REPORT.

The tenth grade was periec: in al
tendance and in punctuality. None OF
our las, years pupils were tardy.
JNO. G. DANIEL,
Superintendent
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27
A Card.

Mr.. Editor:-I take this means D!
extending to my friends and the good
people of the community NY heart
felt thanks for the sympathy and
extended 20 me. after my
terrible loss by cyclone. There is
yet TO live for.
Respectfully.
O. G. SCARBOROUGH
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27

You can ge. anything YOU want in
The way OF q Horse. Mule. Bagsy,
Wagon or Harness, at CofTey ~ Rig5y,S.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27

Remember CoiTey * R:gby guaran-
tee everything they Sc: 20 be exactly
rs represented or money refunded.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27

We sell YOU more for your. money,
than you can ges elsewhere. CotIey
kigby.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27


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corerssmaa Lerer VIII be here to
speak st the farmers meeting.
g. ...s.
p;s % the FIRST Baptist church.
~.
We .nope CLARENDON VIII oe yen rep
...5s.,.1: ..1.l::.5...s,,,.ss-,.-... q. = ! =
,s EstsssS ~ ~ :Soooso1 Is Is SoncUTslnS
series o. meeting a. Aceyietssnsaiie.
0 Miss Rsss Huggins let Monday to
ensesr Lander cottege - GfeeoSoca.
,s,. IA ur.,,s a,an,;,,,s saro-i.e
tenos went % Charleston 70 hea- some
singing.
r,...,., :, -, ,,,. - ~. Eager, Star
shoass be aut asthe meeting next Tues
I Gay q! ntga q. e
( The b;ra season her;ns Noyauber
lss. and s. IS said that. birds are plensi-
I 9.'sa'a .Sa ~ = sSsss. = - ssf
f,.s so,,,,sa ana eo,,u.;i win have .he
nrs;cas Sos,sa :,nnvaS fror,, in srort OF the
I Aeras-ss sshauss ss,iare sT5s.z.
re, = sf,,,;r., - ,,.,,e.es.
s,..s- -, a. s' :. @ ana
~ ess1s - 80 '.t0~ >s-' - :
- soiis : ess4 a'sa'e-'
- ssSssaS.S "a ha.sa. ~ ~.
| 49, ". "a s,1e - 1:rs s~.a.,.s - 80 ~
Z s1siss1' = - - 4 y. ---''''
There Vas q rooa s.senaaoce at the
ss,;s,s - ,.,ss .s,,s.s S;,,Ss
- So 9 sH -, -.
eharIton nuRsnr has returned
from Chaslos.e where he was amending
aaas s-' - 1ss1aa : .1.1.,seasS
: lad;eS are ssosne, 70 orescize q
c;r;s. soc;ssv a,,a Shsis. firs. worls viii
Ia 20 besnsisy .hs conrs horse snuare.
s5s ~. ~, ,ss.,,;,,, E,oe,.t, !. Trade Is con-
.e,-,,l..:rs -, hsS;ng issnes; nhamnhIets
sSa,-;-, - "A .se rorn a
/. s,,,. gnss isea g s, IS n ~ =
There Rin be a1 oyster supper ST
Wilson's Esiday ci9hs for sne benefit Of
,pe css-,,..s, : :. t.ss 7;face The rni,iic is
.cs,s;.si,, s,ss S..;is ~ ;,,Ss.ad ~ ssi.ss ~ -
+. - = -. - IL 81.
81 The ssocsmen Of this toEp are Ger.
4 tasaiy s ai.e ses, and their stables are
consSsniy being repserishe6 with high
rra6e horses and mules.
~
I 1T.aE TyMEs editor IS In Charleston
ssatsanSing fhe sass;ysl. Clarendon is
well eepresensed Ia the CITY this week
froyn ali oyersthe COUNTY.
I 5s35.1s s. k 13seIs 's lss
sMEr. S. d. Rsardon brought 20 this
ofsice two pears, one weighed l III, y
oucces ard .sae other wesShed sb-, 5s
Z ounces How is.IhaS tor pearss
~. ~ -. 80, ,..,..,, 60,
lodge OF Eagses or Els, ands ossices u
Is not neeasa. ms sost cr2na s e'saoiisa-
mems IS Sufficient sor c.y tEn.
assI.aesS =. sae' fszssonsss . oI s1S 10
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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27

November first we eXpec; 10 have fifty
fresh Mules and Horses 20 add 20 our
already complete stock. D. ". Brad
ham Il Son
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-10-27

Itch cured in 30 minutes by Wool
ford'S Sanitary Lotion. Nver fails. Sold
by ". f. 1rown Il Co.. DruggiS;.