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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-11
PORT BYRON IS
SCENE OF FIRE
Blaze Of Mysterious Origin Takes Two
Store Buildings and Two
Residences.
LOSS IS ABOUT $4,000
Flames Break Out in George Roses
Place of Business-LeCIaire Fire
Engine Fails to Work.

Fire of mysterious origin yesterday
morning destroyed block OF buildings
III Port Byron causing loss of about
$4,000. The. buildings destroyed in
cluded two general stores and two res
licences, the stores being those of
George Rose and Mrs. A. Ellis, ana
the residences being the property of
Daniel clipper and Mrs. C. Allbrecht
The flames started in the rear of the
Rose building which contained large
double storerooms on the first floor
and apartments above where Mr.. Rose
and his family resided. 1t could not
be ascertained whether the fire origi-
mated on the first or second floor, as
Mr.. Rose and his family were all away
at the time, and when the flames were
discovered, the entire back part of the
building was burning The fire spread
rapidly, and the efforts of the bucket
brigade were in vain. The fire was dis
covered by Mrs. clipper, whose home
adJoiI1ed the Rose store, and Miss Effie
Fleming, who resides on the opposite
side of the street, at about the same
phoned in at once. 1t was only a short
time before an energetic band of vol
unteerS was at work fighting the
flames. The church bells were rung to
sound the alarm The bucket brigade
cut holes in the ice and carried water
from the river.
Fire Engine BaIks.
LeClaire on the opposite side of the
river, sent over d company of men and
its gasoline engine, and had this appar-
atus operated as it should the flames
could have been confined to the Rose
block. The LeClaire engine, however
for some reason failed to work and it
was some time before it could be oper.
atcd. The flames spread to the roof
of the adjoining buildings and soon the
whole block was doomed.
Willing helpers removed all of the
household goods from the clipper and
Albrecht residences, with the exception
OF a piano, and small part of the
stock of the Ellis store was saved.
X-Ray Machine Goes.
DR.. j. w. Weiss, who recently &C.
CURED the practice of DR.. DAILY and had
just established himself in newly fur.
nished offices over the Ellis store, lost
heavily in the fire. His new X-ray
machine was a part of the equipment
destroyed. Nothing was saved from
the Office except the physicians oper
ating chair
Rose Heaviest Loser.
The heaviest loss was in the Rose
building. Mr.. Rose carried big stock
estimated by some at $4,000, and ir
addition to this his household goods, in
Guiding piano, were destroyed Mr.
Rose was away today. he and his fam
lily not having returned, and it was
impossible TO secure definite figures O
the loss sustained by Mr.. Rose, or o
the insurance he carried on his stool
and household goods. 1t is known
however, that Mr.. Rose carried heav,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-11
Arthur G. Nelson,

Arthur G. Nelson, formerly of this
city, died Saturday afternoon al
Brownsville, Texas, where he had gone
with his father from ShickIey. Neb
where he had made his home while at
tending law school at the University
of Lincoln. He had been sick with
typhoid fever for some time before the
end came. He was well known in this
city, having spent several years al
Augustana college. from which insti
tuition he graduated. His wife is the
daughter of Mrs Andrew Christiansor
of this city. The remains will b.
brought here for burial.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-11

Attention M. w. of A. and r. N OF A.
There will be a joint public install
lation of officers of Camp 20, NJ w
A, Dewey camp 1886, R. n. of A, and
Prosperity camp No. 1891 at |. o. o. +.
hall Tuesday evening. Jan. II. All
members and friends are invited.
COMMITTEE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-11

All the news all the time - THD
ARGUS.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-22
OF GRAND JURY FOR
SEI.1.E. A,itE.L: .I.t.l.N Oh: CNI-ltT 1907.

! iI.I;ESE%THEET OF GRAND JURY FOR
SEPTEMBER TERM OF COUNT 1907.
To his i!oaor Thomas y Scasc. prt.sidia JuG:.c
We respectfully rcior: that wc have acted up
on al bills OF ins:ic:rucn, handed Us
The committee on public records rcpo!; that
th,.y Xcrc p.cS,.2t ~ the checking o: vouchers
by the County Treasurer. The Superintendent O!
Education and The Supervisor Tha! they have
inspected :hc books o. al othc: oc:cc-> eHccp:
those O. >ot!c o! The Magistrate and IND ts";r
-! Il! Very satisfactory condition
The committee OF cham can.: has aot VISITED
the c:r,D since the last court, bu: Gid 30 shorty
before Iac a>: tc-r:! and reported fully at that
time.
\ committee appointed 20 visit :ac jail ~
port, ;h:l; The walls o. The prison rooms and The
bars @. the c,.I... are In :.ihy condition and
r,.co:,rl.aG iNa. tho walls and ;hc cells tEc'!,-
selves oc whI.ewashc,! believing This VIII an
prove tho ai!'S sanitary condition
il, or !as, pccSc.:c!cn; &c presented - !o!
lows Two Years o. Iaor. ago =? appropriation
WIS made :or .hc rc-indsx:uI o: :hc public rec
or,s OF real property covering ic:iI'! o! twcn,
.v.fivt Years THIS work waS awarded. The IN
acx.-~ were made. accepted and paid ."! l. =
.ouad ;a:l. n ihc.-. indexes Initials only have
.,,cr. .;>td when IN tse instruments oi wiring
name, arc given anG IL many instances this rew
!aGcxlu:. Increases instead ot lessons inr ""rE
4, looking up records. Omissions and other
crrcr> have been found. rendering them unsafe
20 public interests and almost Tl.uc..->> - IN
ccscS cxccp: tor the tiadia. OF direct ;i,!c. We
therefore recommend ;ha. these indexes DC
made reliable which ul;l. done. the county has
paid for work which II practically Taiuc!e>s
Ills Honor judge Gage instructed uS 20 io..ow
ttl> matter cp ua;!l OF. Recommendation was
complied With We arc sorry 20 -cpo.t That 40
SoIu:c,v no attention has been given 70 :A!> pre-
Scata:cat-
n! cour.cSicS shown u. Al o! which Is respect
fully submitted "A - HNi1'S.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-22
School 0ceaS.

Vacation is ended, and the children
are dove 10 it, with every premise Of
Masking the coming session record
breaker in fac. as well as in name. Last
Monday morning the school auditorium
was indeed scene worth Witnessing
TIE children with bright and happy
faces and ti6ily dressed were there II
full force, and 20 give them good
send of were many OF The parents, and
some who were not parents but who
are we'll wiSherS 70 the cause OF educa-
ton.
Or the platform was seated Key. y.
z. Woodson, OF the Presbyterian
church; Eey. c. w Bssuchard, OF the
Clarendon Baptist church, and Rev. +.
q. Shuier, OF the Methodist church;
Capt. ". c. Davis, . trustee; County
Superintendent of Education E j.
Browne: Charlton DaRacs, ESQ; j. Il.
Lesesoe, Esq, and Senator Louis Ap-
pelt, and Superintendent OF Schools
y. c. Daniel. The exercises were opened
with Scrip.ural reading by Rev.
Woodson, followed with prayer by Rev.
Blanchard.
Then followed spe peeches by 81! OF the
gentlemen who occupied the stage. Il
was indeed grand opening. the best
and largest il the history OF the school.
Tho attendance OF patrons and others
was very gratifying, and its effect i'm
pressed itself upon many CT the scholars:
thev appreciated the interes; manifest
ed and It's results viii be told 10 th'
school work. The teachers 100 highly
appreciate the excellent turn out OF the
patrons, u makes them fee! they have
the hearts OF the people with them 10
their arduous labors, which IS Z source
OF qualification.
The enrolment was the largest the
schoo! has ever had on the opening.
CAY. 80 was enrolled. and quite a
number are boarding pupils and chill
6ren living in the county but outside
the district. Superintendent Dame!
announced that the contingent fee
would be 25 cents per month IS hereto.
fore. This announcement was deemed
necessary because Of . report that the
fee would be considerably more. The
faculty Is as follows:
Is, grade, Miss Frarcis Davis: Pad
grade, Niss.Louise Bonneau: 3Td grade,
Miss Celeste Eughson: 9Th grade, Miss
Minnie McFaddin: 5th grade, Miss
Marcic Scarborough: 9th grade, Miss
Katharine Susong;7th grade, Miss Jesse
Mclean: Sth grade, Miss Helen g.
Hawley: 9th grade, Mr.. Alexander
Brunson, and 10 grade. Prof. J. g.
Daniel.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-22
What are the Peoples Rights:

Magistrate Dickson tried = case IN
his cour. which is OF unusual interest.
Mr.. e. D. Plowden was recently ap-
pointed Game Warden, and in the
exercise G. his duties, acting ander
specific instructions from the Audubon
society, be went 10 Srew!nCton lake,
found crap ic she waters OF private
land. but in one OF the tributaries OF
Of the lake. The trap belonged 10 Mr..
Frank Harrington, but Mr.. Plowden
Gu, i. open and turned the fish out Mr..
Harrington believing the warden ex-
ceeded the law had warrant issued
against Mr.. Plowden. charging him
wish ,respaSs, ETC., and the jury brouSh:
in = yerdic: OF guilty. S Oliver O'Bryan,
Esq. attorney for MIR. Plowden, gave
notice of :. motion for new trial, which
in all probability viii be refused, and
then an ap2ea! will be taken 70 the
circuit court, and from there 70 the
State Supreme Court. There IS 10
feeling OF aa,mus in the case. but 2
large number OF people are anxious 10
know their rights and how much OF
their lifelong privileges have been
taken away s.. the instance OF this
society
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-22
teachers Examination.

The next county teachers eNamina-
ton will be held AZ the court house n
Manning. Friday, October lSt-. Begin
cinE promptly 4; . O'Clock. All who
contemplate qualifying as teachers are
hereby requested TO note tie date, and
be or hand promptly 1t the appointed
time. f.. J. BROWNE,
County Superintendent Education.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-22
Ci,crIa, to Chairman Of Goaaty Pension
Boards.

GentIemen:-This is TO give notice
tha, 1T meeting OF the board OF COM
nissiouerS, held Oh The 10Th list, II was
resolved lin compliance with the law:)
20 throw open the Confederate inhrm-
ary. regardless OF the minimum Of TWO
~ TO each Sounty.
There are now about fifty men II tie
home and there is room for thirty-four
more. so unit! further notice, any vet
eran, from any county, who comes 20 Us
with MS application properly filed up,
will be admitted 20 the home.
.AIolica;ion blanks may oc had on ap-
p!ication 70 the chairman. Mr.. David
Ca.dwell. Columbia, 5. G.
Very Respectfully,
NJ. L. BONHAM.
+, 3. CANTEI,
J. w. REED,
VILE JONES,
DAVID CAHDwELL.
Commissioners.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-22
Makes Everybody Happy!

There's subtle elegance IN every
package Of Whicman's that makes the
giver feel good. We have just received
fine assortment of this nacchless Can-
dy. and are still keeping It on ice. Pr!c-
es SOC. 35c, SOC, 6Oc. Soc. sI.00 and 81. ..
Sole agency, The Manning Grocery Co.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-22
Our Store

is full of Bargains from Department the other having
Socials in each Departments every day call store to
and price goods enough convince one that our
goods and prices defy any competition
Our guarantee goes with sale Goods not satisfactory
in every respect bring refundedno questions
asked Our customers must be satisfied don't for the
trade
We are Agents for ez Shoes the best Shoe made for
Men" the May anton Shoes the best made for Ladies' or the
American Ladies Tailoring Co. the best ladies' aors N the
United States the Fashion Co.. the standard patterns OF
the United States. Patterns always on hand
ANYTHING in Dry Goods Clothing Shoes, Hats Furnishings
Enrntnre Etc YOU prices with stisfac
tory guarantee only at
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-22
Cotton Seed Wanted.

wish my friends 10 know that am
in the marke; 10 buy cotton seed, and
am prepared 20 meet legitimate coE1-
petition. | repreSen. the Southern
Cotton Oil Co. OF Columbia. S. c.. and
can furnish their meal, which is recog-
nized as the best.
T BNGNAL
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-22
NOTICE TO VETERANS.

To all Confederate Veterans: Please
confer with me 81 once ie there Is any
Veteran who wishes 20 accep;-thc iuvi-
,a.icn OF the commissioners OF the Con
iederate Intrnarv as above. and | Will
gladly take the matter up with the COM
u:ss!oaers withou, delay. IS ali the va
cauc!es may be filed.
y. J. RICHBoCEG.
Chairman County Pension Board 0:
Clarendon. SunfDerton, > =.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-22

A very unfortunate accident occurred
las: Wednesday near Jordan. two sons o!
Mr.. H.rYey Nitchuu aged six and eish;
respectively. They were ou: hunting,
and while sitting on log Seabrook the
Younger, caught hold OF the barrel o!
the gun while his brother Shepperd was
unbreeching it. The gun fred and the
coz tents entered The body OF SeabrooS.
killing him. The funeral took place
Thursday. Rev. T. W. Godbold OF Jor'
dan, sssis,edby Rev. Mr.. Porter o. Sum
merton conducted the service.
When We are hit in the face with q
cheap corn whiskey breath IN these good
old prohibition days, as we were last
Saturday from !: citizen Of Clarendon.
we are almost persuaded that the time
has come when The South Carolina
Voice, e paper edited By Rev. J. L.
Harley can get in some good work to-
the cause OF temperance by being dis
sr;buted in this county. And low that
Mr.. BARLEY has paper to voice ais
views, perhaps be viii not regard those
who differ with him So bad in the u.
ture, should they decide not 70 give him
any more free advertising, 70 receive IL
return therefor nothing but abuse and
Misrepresentation.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-22

Secure your tickets for the Manning
City Lyceun Course. course opens Sep
tember 2i,h, with The College Sing
inc Girls" There are ten (l0> artists IL
this cornpacy.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-22

S-A4foS~ &<SSAs 4S>es fS& S~s>sS ~ 80 49,
Lunch Tongue, large size can, per
Weinberg's Grocery.
sswhere quality reigrs-
The egg crop IN Manning is scarce.
Do not get dishearsened my boy, be
Moore game.
There IS nothing specia, this week
from Joy Eli.
The cat came back, she Just would
not stay away.
The Loryea family has returned from
their summer trip.
The farmers union had barbecue
lest Wednesday as Trinity.
Trees should be set out to replace the
ones that are being cas down.
Miss Corinne Nasher Of Charleston,
IS visiting Mrs. S. n. SsrSeid.
--,e o.l :.
rs. -. y. y' W oo1s' as.s
Mr.. Dunxoodv R.agewsy OF Florida
Is visiang aus seissa'sS In Asonsn.
School days hare begun and the chill
aren are happy bat do not know IL
-.,,s -. 49, s.aa %
.-...ss ..s;.o 80. ~ nS ..;-- 49, - $50
thing or two
~, a., ..ao. 4 ana -
.,s ;ss,a ss1 :, 80 ss.I r.s;n y so1,e eooS
news matter.
49, r-. roee,, ~ Cow.
:. 90 s,..a .:.;.;.- 80 Sa,;I, ~ NJ
asa = ssss sss1-As 'ae- ''As - -"''
o,.o,-r .a ~
Ostses OSsSaa, ss9., nNocs saA-
.ns posssS COURSE - s0o1 %
eo1ss ~
Inc levy app.oeo pSSs 90 1850 sT,,:S ..
EWs, = aes.,m sSss.:. y: sae t1@0o A'1''
Lyons fosE'esas ''El'e'ss oi 1s'
Fish srsup;ne vii, l.sve 20 90 as the
gams waroens axe ensosceinS tne game
'a';i'sa1li an0 asa sasss t "a sofs County.
tn be married .h;a .s.e-,oo, =. New
Zion. Mis- IElv Layepdar and Mr..
Meyers. csshisr Esak OF Sc-an.oc.
rrha s.ores os the Jewish merchants
OF this -rown WIN be- c,osed next Sasur-
5avr On Account Of the day OF Anooe-
n,eos
Last Saturday was cotton day u Man
h,,sss;ne anoea-ancs
The young society FOLKS had very
ansoyah!e dance LAST Monday night with
pinknes's orchestra Of Coiunbis 70
furnish the music
The shapes these days look more like
sn image whissied oas Of white pine
stick, especially when they sre shape
Asststrase DICKSON Gned Ar. sossess
Tayier, OF Sumter. go seSserdaE for
a sign as REQUIRED BIZ law.
Those merchants who DO not adver-
tsse hayc only themselves 20 blame
; when our readers do not give them tee
preference when they want 70 make
purchases
Everybody that can do 50 should St
tend the concert 9:G sr2Gsy nignt u
the school andasor1um Iness things
should be encouraged so that Manning
VIII De placed On the gooc astrscloo
hst-
~, - r,,, ,o.oa;,a :,
Hesa, and u IS susgessec tass toe ooys
naAe ssec.l eoctgsscs Wiz ING esec1siS :
AgaS company aao ssoc .oso OF Sooo
20 houses teey coaeenpiate s1as.nS us'
at the coming winter evenings
n
Ioe ESSslas "a, AGsA tepSe .se
wooo@ea Sc On SsSS Slo even
ts&, aIe @ssa. ~ "o-So 1os peoHe =
s s nSas .sSSSs. SeeSs ...;u .S a1.e Iae
ps oaas ~ SSe- 1'e1f feS.ii-eH-S ~ 'As'o
s'e SeS
D;as y. his home IN .ns CITY os Green.
vile. last SATURDAY.. Mr.. G. =. Norwood
msny years cotton tac.or 10 Charles.
ton. and dia bssiness with many in tLis
couusy. he was a hro,ner.in law o.
Nr s I. wilkins Of this town.
I. is sad 70 think OF the destruction
wrought TO the middle row Of trees or
Brooks street, bus now that they were
H. t>a~
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-22

From the very OF this fall doing
business Nobody thankful than and to show
appreciation words bat in deeds to all our TRENDS
and the public general for the liberal trade extended
We all who Churches Schools Societies
or any Charitable Institution, as follows:
Beginning Septeaoer ls day during this month we oer
10 per cent all sales made at store to any o the ABOVE
mentioned Institutions namely Each institution will select
cnae man who shall act as for day
and for all sales may make will allow 10 per cent OF to the
institution he will represent
these institutions desiring to aval themselves OF s
liberal offer must least two days advance OF
the day wanted by the party their salesman
Privilege the day selected By each institution WILL De eS
tended in order as the applications received.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-22

Air. S. G. S.ukes, OF Manning, S. c.,
3 Princeton student who has supplied
the Accomac and Ouancock churches
during the summer mas returned 70 the
Seminary. Under his ministca:ions
there were fifteen professions ten unit
ics with the Accomac church. He is q
Young man OF marked ability and in his
quiet unassumirg manner has Won the
love and respec, Of the entire commun-
ity regardless OF denominations. Our
people shall watch his career with IN
terest-W. L r, il Christian ObSerr-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-22
To Our Friends and Customers

THE MANNING; OH MILL. has been recently bought
from the Sou1i antic the beginning" of
ownership, extend our thanks 20 al
Of our friends support and patronage.
We have tried the deserve support by being
with ali OF and SSk
OF your sapport for the following additional
FIRST Ours is local company-not dollar Of its
is outside Of South Carolina.
SECOND: We pay Annually to the Town and County
easurers which helps that much towards
ing the expenses Of our local government.
THIRD: 1t costs about $4,000 to manufacture
the purchase and Of this $4,000 spent right
here at Manning words when sell Of seed
6 bushels you get market price for the seed and the com
munty gets S. manufacture them. When
sell the other fellow you get the ket
for the seed SOME OTHER COMMUNITY the benefit
OF the money paid out to manufacture them
We mention number Of other reasous but we think
the above you that paonize
home industries.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-22

Pax~ilIe, Sept. l..-E:lierbe Davis,
the l6-vear-olG soc OF Mr.. ]. .. Davis,
had both OF his hands badly cut at the
Gin here Thursday afternoon he was
taken 20 the Office OF DR.. T. ". Ganter.
who rendered medica! assistance. DR..
Ssukes O; Summeraon was later called
into consultation. Some o; the fingers
of both hands had TO be amputaied. The
wounds were dressed and the boy was
taken home last night The latest re-
port IS that he is doing as well as could
be expected.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-22
A Wireless" Frou TIE College Girls.

$. S. Mohawk at Sea. Sept. Is, 1909.
| .alkahes; Lvceum. Atlanta, Ga.
College girls aboard steamer Mo
hawk. Al! well and happy.
WAITER ECCLES.
! They will appear IL Manning Friday
night September 2+,h. 81 Schoo! audi
toriurn
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-22
suame.tou Mercantile Co.'S Fan Millinery
Opening,

Opening,
Wednesday and Thursday. September
the both and 10Th. We cordially 10
yi,e YOU TO DE present. We have a.!
the latest styles and newest creations
in Ladies'. Misses: and Children 5
Headcea- q, prices that defy competl-
ton: also the largest display and most
up-;o-da;c Line OF iteady-to-wea- Goods
ever shown in Srmmertoc. Summer
ton Mercantile Co., Summecton. >. Z.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-22

The Grand Lodge Good Samari,an's
2 temperance ard.benerolent organiza-
ton OF colored people. convened IN
Manning last week, the number OF del
egases was something over 500. It was
; representative gathering Of negroes
from a.! over the State and they con-
Quoted themselves in 3 manner COM
porting with the principles OF the or
eanizaslon they represented. There
was TO be . parade on Thursday after
noon but heavy rain prevented Which
wac = disappoirtment.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-22

There are several in Manning hat
claim 20 have planted trees here,
and from the number claiming 10
have planted, there were not so
,naov planted after al by thc late DR..
&c. Allen EUsgius, whom VIC have -
ways thought was credited with having
set out, at his own expense. the beaut:-
ful trees on Brooks street, and which
were killed unnecessarily By Z former
couccil, or its employees.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-22

George W Murray. the las, negro
CONGRESSMAN from South Carolina IS a
fugitive from justice, and was arrested
in Chicago recently 20 be brought back
20 this State. Murray had accumulated
quite an extensive property in Sumter
county. and this, il the opinion ot many
is attributed 70 his prosecution. Deputy
Sheriff OF Sumter was here yesterday 20
confer with Solicitor S;oli about getting
reqUiSition papers
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-22

To Rens-One fve-room dwelling on
West Boundary Street, new house, in
good neighborhood. Also hre-room
com parative!y new dwellings oa the
same street for sale. This IS an excel
lent opportunity 70 either ren, or pur-
chase property in E desirable section OF
the town. Apply TO ]. N. Bradhan,
Manning, S. c.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-22

For Sale-Great bargain rather than
pay freight. will sell my high grade
piano at much reduced price. Apply TO
DR.. Fl. l. Wilson, Jordsn, S. c. Prof.
Albert New
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-22

The Pasvills Loyal Temperance
Legion VIII give box party as the
Woodnea ha1 On Eexs Friday even
ing, the 2ssh, 70 which the public IS
cordially invited Proceeds for the
benefit OF same Refreshments viii alsc
he served.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-22

Don. fail 70 see the greases, at;rac-
ton ever booked for this .own on Sep
tenber 2ith, at Manning School Audi
.oriuE,. The College Singing Girls. y
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-22

School Supplies Ut The Manning Gro
cerv Co.