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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-08
In the Fight.

The decks are cleared action. IN the race
cash trade and have splendid stock OF everything
needed on the farm in the household.
cordially invite an inspection of my stock Of
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-08

Cornia. on September 24,h. At Man
ming School Auditorium. The College
Singing Girls. ten artists Including
Walter Eccle<. don't iai! 70 see them.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-08

Season tickets FOR Manning City Ly-
ceuu for sale by E c. Horton.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-08
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Post Cards. al! kinds, lc each at The
Manning Grocery Go.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-08

For Sale Great bargain rather than
pay freight. will sell my high grade
E.'ano =, much reduced price. App!y 70
Dr.. II. l. Wilson, Jordan. ). c. Prof.
Slhe;-r Ncw
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-08

Don't fail 10 read the :,d OF the k.coy
Dry Goods 60 They propose 70 give
> i-2 per cent. OF their cash sales dur
inc September, October. Noremoer
and December 70 the Hospital :Assoc!a.
ton. Besides III. pays 10 trade at
p;CSv Dry Goods Co
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-08

To Reu;--One Gve-roo:n dwelling OF
West Boundary Street, new house. 10
good neishborhood. Also , iive-room
comparatively new dwellings on the
same street for sale. This IS an excel
len, opportunity 70 either rent or pur-
chase property 10 desirable section Of
the town. Apply 70 ]. NJ. Bradham,
Manning S. c.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-08

tir>: uuinbe:of Lyceum Course. Sep
tcn.bcr -.tih The College Sin"in.
Girls
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-08

There was = very pleasant >ec:ai
junction given ca hast Friday evening
for the young folks, 1t The home "t Mr.
and Mrs. w =. Harvln. Pinder> again.
and as long ~ pinaar> hold out 20 boil
there will be fun irolic and iutcrn..l tur-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-08

Sum,nerton, S. c., Sept. :, 1909
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-08

The sewerage company has Sireu out
its contract, and those living ai"n:
Brooks street should take advantage oi
the system The delay sill prevent the
school house from having sewerage 1t
the opening OF school. but the system
will be IN operS;io before Christmas
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-08

The railroad commissioners came 70
Manning last Wednesday and gave the
local board Of trade hearing IN the
matter OF side tracsaCe and bills OF lad
ing from The cotton warehouse. The
commission reserved It's decision which
probably means ,ha, the eHor, will be
y,rcrSceSSf,I
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-08

4 gentleman from the Silver section
was here after the issue Of last weeks
TINES and ne SAYS. there .ar be no
truth in the coffin story mentioned. be-
cause there is 20 necessity 20 bring
whiskey il secrecy, the coun,-y IS full
OF Z, and 10 attempt IS being made 10
interfere with those engaged il the
traffic.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-27
F. M. KOHN e SON
Real Estate and Insurance
Stocks and Bonds
Is Commerce Street Phone 369
Is Commerce Street

We are going to exploit nch GOLD MINE viii be Stock
Company Each bonanza mine will be individual ownership
This GOLD MINE CENTRAL BUSINESS PROPERTY IN he
City of Montgomery. will anaze the fortunes Of wealthy
chants Of Montgomery will find that their wealth the income rom
but that the result of fabulous enhancement values OF then
purchases Of business property the City Of Montgomery
You told today that Montgomery business too high You
have been told this for the last and will be told this for the
twenty years The wealthy Montgomery merchant believed that CEN
TRIAL BUSINESS PROPERTY GOLD MINE that would
Experience has his judgment has the judgment
of the Of business property large City Of the world
Some Of the figure that their business properly
gives of per and the enhances
per that they have good investment
shake country rarely find that shakes the value
Of the best business property OF any City.
While people have been talking hard and business have
quietly securing options such business the Market
and position today offer for investment several pieces of business
property; probably the only business the market the City Of Mont
gmey and have secured these the lowest ebb OF the pubhcs
age and judgment that purchase the property Offer
price inevitably prove GOLD MINE and increment
of value.
that the consideration the unhmkng
worth today less than has been the history OF the world
necessarily follows that there should be corresponding the
REAL ESTATE there the value
Of every other necessary OF life
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-27
CASES CONTINUED
sTEINCAMP NOT IN COURT ROOM
YESTERDAY NOON.
Assault and Battery Cases Growing
Out of Mob Attack Upon Law
and order League Detect
ives Postponed.

Eagerly anticipating the decision
which Justice of the Peace %. y.
Young would make in the assault ana
battery cases against six MontgomeI-
ians, alleged to have been leaders IN
the mob attack made upon Detectives
steincamp and Burke during the early
part of the month. the announcement
that the attorneys In the matter mao
agreed upon q continuance came as
disappointment yesterday afternoon.
The cases grew out of the attack
made upon the two detectives OF tne
Law and order League In the snaoow
Of the court house during the early
part of June. During the street fiEht
the detectives lost q suit case contain
ing, so It IL alleged. thirty half.pints OF
s'blind tiger whiskey.' in addition TO
memoranda of other liquor sold In vio-
iation of the state prohibition laws.
At the time of the attack. warrants
charging robbery were sworn out Pc
fore Justice Young. but on the dSts
sat for the hearing of this charge. at
torneys. after a long conference. asked
that the ROBBERY cases be mol pressed:
and that warrants charging assault ana
battery, be substituted.
Detectives Steincamp and Burke. at
ter the mob attack, left for their homes
in Nashville. but were back In MONT
gomery a week ago TO give evidence IN
the ROBBERY cases. ASetS1eos t"S'
not present in the Justice OF the
Peace's court.
Attorneys for both plaintiff and de-
PENDANT had nothing whatever to say
relative to the request and agreement
as TO a continuance. but 1t Is gossiped
that the cases will be postponed until
the meeting OF the grand jury the sec.
ond Monday in July. The hearing OF
the cases, IL. however. set for the COM
ing Saturday at noon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-27
REFUSES TO RECONSIDER.
DE-. stagE VIII Leave First Presby
terrain of Birmingham.

DE-. Stacy VIII Leave First Presby-
terrain of Birmingham.
Birmingham. June 26-(Speciai.)-
The congregation of the Fret Presby-
terrain Church in this city. the largest
church of the denomination in North
Alabama will learn tomorrow morn
ing ofacially that Rev. DR.. ]. w. Stagg.
who recently rendered his resignation
to accept the presidency of the synod
ical College at Admission, will not re-
consider the resignation.
This will mean that steps will have
TO be taken looking to the securing Of
another minister, and as this church
is used to having one of the strongest
men in the country, It is believed. some
time Will be spent by the committee
which will be named in finding a suit
able pastor.
Rev DR.. Stage. duEing his serveral
years residence in Birmingham, gained
quite a reputation with his congrega-
ton and in the city. He is a learned
man and an earnest worker.
He has already taken steps looking
to an active campaign at the Synod
ical College. He proposes to give his
best efforts in behalf of the institu-
tim
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-27
Chandler & Douglass
Real Estate, Insurance and Loans
Phone 4eo Office End Floor First National Bank Bids.


FOR SALE.
Manufacturing plant. old established
business; consists of 2b acres. land
with buildings. machinery and spur
track. all in perfect condition. nothing
to do but start to running. Only So
900 cash required for first payment.
Good reason for selling.
FOR SALE.
Lot rs feet front by ITS deep. No. 5o7
Columbus Street. with one-story mod
ern brick residence. This IL the most
desirable home In Ward s. Part cash
and balance can be paid In other prop
erty, or long time secured on pay
ments.
FOR SALE.
We are offering this week one of the
handsomest pieces of property suitable
for a residence with large grounds.
located In southern part OF city. Sit
uated at the head of Lawrence Street
on the hills, with perfect terrace. 'front.'
ing about 400 feet with depth of more
than 400 feet, making a most ideal
site for a spacious colonial home. II
interested see US for price and terms
MONEY TO LEND.
We are agents for the Mortgage
Bond Co. OF New York, and have any
amount of money to lend. Loans made
fom $500 and upwad; expenses reason
able. We have also several thousand
dollars of local money to let out at Z
per cent interest.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-27
PROHIBITION BOOM


Birmingham, June 2s.--(speciaiy--
Every attention les being pand by the
police department Of Birmingham to
the bootlegger in an effort to put q stop
to the many violations OF the prohibi-
ton law. which can be seen easily
being made. Even some women, both
white and black. are being arrested
on charges Of violating the prohibi-
ton law.
Very little Is being done with the
so-calied social clubs, but the peddler
Of booze 10 being looked after with a
strong arm. Judge Feagin. in the
police court. Is giving the strongest
nne and sentence permissible. and there
10 some CONSERVATION.
1t has developed that the $500 which
was recently allowed the Mayor by the
City Council to. make effort to put
stop to the violations OF the prohibit
ton law. Is being employed partly In
putting. stop. II possible. to the boot
leggers. Strangers have been employ
ed, 1t is stated. to hunt out the boot
ieggers and other petty booze sellers.
who mingle among the blacks and
lower GLASSES OF the whites to dispense
the liquor.
Some OF the soft drink stand propri-
etors who were formerly In the liquor
business. and who are believed to be
doing some business yet on the sly.
are being given some attention.
The prohibition question Is still a
live issue In Birmingham. Numerous
trial In the Criminal Court and In the
police court are being watched closely
by the Law and Order League and 9TH
ers.
The arrest of the distributing agent
OF q near beer" manufactured In
Montgomery, during the past week, has
attracted much attention and the out
come of the case Is being anxiously
watched. An appeal. of course, should
an unfavorable decision be given In
the lower court be given, Will be
taken.
This case will also play part. 1t
IL believed, In the movement to bring
about some amendments to the prohi-
bitfon laws when the extra session OF
the, Legislature gets together so as to
allow the sale OF near beer"
Any proposition to permit the SELL
ing OF anything approaching beer or
liquor will be fought bitterly by those
who favor prohibition. and who have
already given so much effort and time
towards stopping the sale OF liquor in
this State.
II is learned that the prohibition
leaders are making preparations to
amend the laws when the Legislature
meets, there being no doubt Of sue
cessful action being taken by the Leg
islature. and when Governor Conner
issues his call. he proposed bills will
have been drawn up and everything
will be in readiness for the new laws
on the subject.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-27
BAD CROP OUTLOOK
ABOUT FORT DEPOSIT

Fort Deposit. June as.--fspeciaL)---
The farmers Of this locality are faced
daily by one of the MOST serious prop
ositions that the present generation
Of farmers has probably ever had to
contend with.
For the past six weeks rain has
fallen In this locality almost daily; and
several times all day, many OF which
were very destructive overfiows. Many
OF the big prairie bottoms are drowned
out, many Of which are standing In
cotton unchopped and Johnson grass
growing over same from . to s feet
high.
II was told this week byone OF the
best farmers Of the county, that his
plantation, which Is one of the best
In the Black Belt. had been under wa
ter fourteen times in the past five
weeks.
Much of his cotton Is still unchop-
ped.
The creeks are matted with grass.
and very little day labor can be pro-
cured. The oat crop. which was one
Of the largest and best that this county
has probably ever had, was seriously
damaged for q time to harvest The
hay CROP, which Is injured consider
ably in this neighborhood, ana which
should have been saved more than a
month ago, IL still untouched and 10
running for waiting to cut 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-27
For SALE.

FUR SALE.
Handsome two-story. 7-room modern
residence with large lot fronting 70
feet and running back 40 feet. Lo-
Gated on west side of Sayre Street and
near in. Has stable and barn on prem
Uses. This Is a down town residence;
can be purchased at reasonable price.
Terms. part cash. balance at 6 Ia per
cent interest.
FOR SALE.
Three vacant lots on South Law
renee Street in rear of residence of
W, II. Hubbard. Will make a special
price II you take the three. or will sell
separately.
FOR SALE.
$500 will buy vacant lot on South
Perry Street. 100 feet front on Perry
BY 225 deep 70 alley In rear. Get busy;
this Is q fine proposition.
FOR SALE.
On South Hull Street, adjoining res
idence of Mrs. Sallie B. Allen, large
vacant lot, So feet front by 1877 feet
deep with alley in rear.
FOR SALE.
On Sayre Street, most attractive va
cant lot and the only vacant lot on
Sayre Street that can be purchased.
FOR SALE.
On Cramer Avenue, Bellinger
Heights, two nice vacant lots. Will
sell the two or either one. take your
choice.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-27
TABOO NEAR BEER
LUsK AND STREET HEAD TEMPER
ANCE RALLY.
GuntersviiIe People Tell Mayor 10 RE-
veke Llcenses OF Resign y
I'm Mass Meet
AuM. s

Guntersvilie, June 28--(Special.)--
At a mass meeting at the court house
last night steps were taken to revoke
a license issued by the City Council to
a near beer" stand and pool room.
There was a large attendance. with
many women of the local w. C. T. u
The City Council was to have met
with the citizens. but, as quorum was
not present, the Mayor being among
those present. the citizens resolved the
gathering into q mass meeting, John
A. Lusk being made chairman. and Mr..
Rayburn. secretary.
Mr.. Lusk stated the object of the
meeting and the conditions confronting
the town. He recommended that a pc.
tition be made to the City Council to
revoke any license to any near beer
or kindred drink stand and that. II they
failed to act. the citizens are advised
to petition the Mayor and Board of AZ.
dermen to resign and make room for
men who will do their duty.
q. u. Street then spoke to the cfti-
zens along the same line.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-27
DAVIDSON g. HOLT
Insurance and Real Estate
Phone No. 10. No. Il3 Montgomery ST. Phone No. 90.

FOR SALE-Vacant lot South McDonough Street. CHEAP.
FOR SALE-On Madison Avenue beautiful lot 50xl60 and
aney-smoodh and kve-ua ready to build
FOR SALE-On Amanda Street. story dwelling bath
lights. cabinet mane stable large lot bargain
FOR SALE-On Burton Ave. dwelling. rooms bath
all modern convenience large lot Easy Terms.
VANDIVER BUILDINC-Ohces for and best
located Eksao janhor. heat electric lights. ~
MONEYTO LOANWe have few thousand dollars to lend
proved city property I'M Of $500 90 and upwards se
Az. : X,;z 49,, INSURANCE. .,fs :4.5e = :
LEWe for the Union Central FIRST class company. that big
dividends
FRE-We represent and largest the world prompt adusments
quick payments" motto
FOR SALE-Nce story cottage Mildred street, 6 BATH
all modern eonveniences Price $4.50000. Terms Easy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-27
OPEN AIR sHRvIcn.
Minister In BIrmingham Introduces A
ImnOvafiom for summer.

Minister In Birmingham Introduces An
Innovation for summer.
Birmingham. June 26-(Special.)--
Weather permitting. Rev. George
Eaves. pastor Of the Pilgrim Congre-
Eational Church in this city. will put
into effect a novel idea for holding SER
vices throughout the summer. on Sum
day evenings. the hrst to be held to.
morrow night.
He will hold services at the Air
Dome, a 1o-cent vaudeville and moving
picture show in this city. plano to be
used instead of an organ and the regu-
lar church choir to be heard.
Rev. Mr.. Eaves. who is prominent
member of the Pastors Union OF the
city in speaking of the matter. said
with the exception of one or two
of the larger churches in the city, the
attendance on Sunday evenings has
been light during the heated weather.
att will not be wise to abandon the
services altogether. The piap of hold
ing the services m the Air Dome was
suggested. and after conference we
thought the matter good one and con-
suited with the owners Of the open air
theatre"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-27

week have secured control Of 500 tract OF and
beyond Limits within four blocks Of the Of street Ene
This land pretty farming land in good state OF culVahn well
fine dwelling house and ten enclosed e are four
FIRST dwellings with barn to each dwnsere three
houses and four room houses This
tract of land $3.50 has long road front
Of the best roads leading Montgomery These small
tract on this place sell today for $4,000
seave money lender week loaned adjoining OF
Iey $50 90 an acre 1t piece property Of after leaving
the City this road We do have to have all the ean fact
we can handle the proposition for a 100000 payment
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-27
ALABAMIANs AT WEDDING !.
IN NEW YORK

New York. June 2s-fSpeciai.)-
The wedding of Miss Beatrice Archer
Coe. daughter OF Mrs. George 8. Coe,
and DR.. Howard Holdenby. of Engle-
wood, was soiemnized at the home OF
the bride tonight. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Almon A. Jaynes, OF
Christ Church.
The bride was given away by her
mother and was not attended BY .
bridesmaid or flower girl.
Frank Titus. Of Engiewood. was the
best man. Archibald N, Coe and Charles
coe, brothers of the bride. and Charles
OsHara of EnRlewood. were the ushers.
Among the guests were Mrs. Kent
Coe, of Selma, Ala; Mr.. and, Mrs. John
Coe of Birmfngham. Ala: Mrs. Richard
.Coes ana Miss Ida Coe. of Selma Ala;
Mrs. Elmer s. Coe. and Livingston Coe,
OF Jacksonville. Ala. 7aa---e9a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-27
ELKs, HOME TAXABLE.


Huntsville, June 2s-(special. TAX
Commissioner Charles L. Townes has
received q letter from Attorney General
Alex M. CARRIER, relative to the liabil-
jtv Of the Elks' Theatre and Home of
huntsville to the payment of State and
County taxes.
The Attorney General holds that in
asmuch as the building is used in part
as a theatre and as a revenue producer.
able purposes, IL is taxable property
and should be assessed the same as
property of individuals or corporations
This decision means great deal to
the Huntsville Lodge OF Elks since II
will make them liable to an annual tar
OF something in the neiEhborhood OF
1900.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-27
HUNTSVILLE GETS TOGETHER.


Huntsville. June 2s--(special.) @-The
Huntsville Business Mems Club was re-
organised yesterday afternoon at
meeting OF business men. worked over
and leavened with new blood and all
of the old workers were kept in line.
James II. Pride Is president. ]. Har-
vey Llley. secretary. The secretary
viii hertn an active canvass of the city
for new members and 1t is believed that
an active list Of more than 100 can be
kept. Enthusiasm among the members
of the club has been renewed and 1t IL
believed that much good work for the
advance of Huntsville can be done.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-27
rnR MONDAY ONLY.
TALLAPosA POLITICS.


Vac OhAkA 0$A0s
Dadeville June 2e-lSpeciall- MIR.
John H Lynch. well known farmer
of near Thornton. has announced as
candidates forsSA aria sAfJ Alfs county az
the election nSxt,,Eear.c Mr.. Lunch ~
the only annouhcsd Candidate for thai
once so far; Though several others have
been mentioned and wiA probably an
'sf So 3~ far there aasboSnls two savo~ed
candidates for Probate Judge. Judge ].
@. Sorreii. the present incumbent. and
Captain N. s.: Walker. Of Alexander
City. DR.. w. G. Carleton, of Dudley
VILE. win probably be a candidate also
Miss Levie Clark died at the home
of her sister, Mrs. George Duville, here
yesterday morning. after a long Illness.
Miss Clark was about "a years old and
had the love and respect of ell who
knew her She had been a member of
the Methodist Church for several years
The funeral services were conducted
nj the Dadeville Cemetery this after
noon at so'clock by Rev. H. NJ Steven
son.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-27
MILL CLOSES TO COMPLY
WITH CHILD LABOR Law

Huntsville, June 2s--(Special.)-The
7untsuilIa Cotton, Mill will suspend op-.
zefktieNs on 5aIy IS Ifofsa period of etHht
weeks Ia order TO allow the Operatives
who are subject to the compulsory edu-
cation clause of the chtld labor law to
attend sschoei and comply with the pro-
visions Of the law. . ~ fs agg.g
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-27

Cottonwood, June 2e--(special. 1.-THE
arst car of watermelons was loaded TO"
day BY J. A. Tindali. Ave miles from
here. to be shipped for the Northern
market. A good many have a few ripe
melons, but Mr.. Tindeli grew an ex-
ceptionally fne crop of early ones.
A. this is the first car from this Sec
ton. Mr.. Tindell realized good pront
from thern.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-27

increases Bank stock. !

Decatur, June IA spe.
cial meeting of the stock holders of the
First National Bank was held yester-
day afternoon in the banking rooms on
Bank Street and the capital stock ~
the bank was increased from $4,000 to
100000, the most of the new stock be-
Ing taken by the old stockholders. A
nice dividend was declared to the stock
holders.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-27
New street car Line.

Huntsville. June 3e--(speciaL) 1.-The
Huntsville Railway ran the first car
over a part of the Monte Sano extern
sion yesterday afternoon. The line Is
finished for a distance of about three
quarters OF q mile. It will be complet-
ed to the foot OF the big mountain du-
ring this season.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-27

In suburbs have the prete FIVE the State of Alabama.
that we will sell bargain make reasonable low
The land unmpOvd without buildings worth
money than which authorized trade The home. and
the improvements grounds and the Oubun and all the comforts and
convennce that been put the property irrespective OF such
of the ashdous have leans
ing to the suburbs found hard buy anything
price that you thought fitted the times would confer with
this
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-27
Little Girl Dead.

Syiacauga, June 2e--(Speciai.)--Lit-
tie Amanda, the two and one-half year
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. HI.
Jones, died this morning early and was
buried this afternoon at the Marble
City Cemetery. The funeral services
were, conducted from the Presbyterian
Church at o'clock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-27

substantial banking houses IN North
Alabama. Its ofiicers are among the
best known business men OF the State.
This IL one OF the few banking insti-
tytions that was affected but little by
the recent financial panic.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-27

corner property located close the heart Of the business OF
Montgomery been held stiff SIS 10000 have secured option
$22 10000 This property be made show Of
and will substantial Of the purchase price at
interest
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-27

Probably piece property Lee Street that De bought
the OLD PRICE Of which we have the control and which
willing to OLD PRICE, brokerage ourselves This piece
arge-pecuay well situated and the reasonable recommend
itself to the investor.