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Evening star., 1909-03-14
ANNUAL MEETING OF WOMANS
PRESBYTERIAN FOREIGN MISSIONARY
SOCIETY TO BE HELD TUESDAY

earth for Thy possession: Hear, we pray
Thee. His prevailing intercesslon Ior t,ie
souls which He hath purchased Win MS
precious blood; kindle our desires LOT .ile
extension of His kingdom among men;
pour upon us the Spirit Of supplicatloil
for the spread of the gospel. and SO conse-
crate our lives to Thy service that we may
gladly e.!e ourselves and our substance
to send the sound of the blessed gospel
into all lands and its words into the ends
Of the world: through Jesus Christ our
Lord. Amen"
The officers OF the society are: MRS
Radcliffe. president; Mrs. T. n. Noble
Mrs. M F. Thompson Mrs. l.. w. Maxon.
Mrs. w. S. Stetson. Mrs. G. F. Johnston
and Mrs. c. w. Richardson. vice presi-
dents: Miss May E. Smith. correspond
Ing secretary; Mrs ]. A: Travis, treas
urer; Mrs. F.. G.. wilkins. recording secre-
tary; Mrs. D. Elmer wlber. secretary or
young peoples work. and Miss Marietta
Little, secretary of literature
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BOYS BRIGADE.

Lieut.. L. Krentzlin has been detached
from duty as adjutant OF the 1st Bat
talon and promoted. on probation. to
the rank of major and given command
of the I'd Battalion, consisting of Peck
Chapel. Brookland and Luther Memorial
Lieut.. Mcmillan has been detached
from duty as adjutant of the I'd Battalion
and promoted to the rank of captain. He
is assigned to duty as regimental ad-
jutant of the 1st Regiment.
Field day exercises are to be held Nav
15 At that time a competitive drill will
be held. the company winning securing
The Evening Star cup. Copies of spe-
cial order No. 4 have been sent to the
various company commanders giving the
program to be used in the competitive
drill. Brigade companies entering must
take on the field at least four single-rank
squads.
Company B OF st. Marks Episcopal
Church was inspected Tuesday by Maj.
Graham, Maj. krentzlin and Capt. Nc
MILAN.
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In Catholic Churches.

Ienten discourses in the Catholic
churches this evening will be given as
follows:
Rev. DR.. Russell in st. Patrick's Church
AZ 3 o'clock: Rev. w D. Kean. Sd. at
7.3o O'Clock in st. Aloysius Church; Rev.
Thomas X. Reilly, O.P.. at the same
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unique addition to the attractive features
of the convention.
Preparations are being made for very
large attendance of pastors, and special
conferences. under expert leadership, will
be provided for the discussion of church
problems of peculiar interest to the pas
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Wednesday Evening Services.

Rev. John Harvey, c. S. P, continuing
his series of Lenten sermons in the
Church of the Immaculate Conception.
will discuss Wednesday evening the oues-
ton. us one Church as good as an
other?"
In st. Patricks Church the "Wednesday
evening discourse-"Jesus Our Moder'-
will be preached by Rev. James A.
Smyth.
Rev. DR.. D. J. Kennedy. o. F.. will
preach in ST. Dominics Church.; subject.
Christ the Foundation of Our Hope"
Rev. Charles Oldrdge, o. p. of the
Dominican House of Studies, will preach
in the Church of the Holy Comforter at
7:3O o'clock, and Rev. Edward L. Buckley
will preach at 8 o'clock in st. Matthew S
Church.
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MCarnival of flowers"

The women Of Shiloh Baptist Church
.'Strangers' Home are arranging to give
a carnival Of flowers" in the lecture
room of the church. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Waidron.
wife of the pastor Of the church, Is chair
man of the carnival. The other members
are Mrs. Alice Carroll. Mrs. A. J: Cole
man. Mrs. Grace Harris. Mrs. Hannah
stevenson. Mrs. Opera White. Mrs: Helen
Stokes and Mrs. Clara w. Lee. Messrs
Samuel Frost. Minor Williams and w. II.
SOFT are at the head Of the various SUBJ
committees.
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Will Celebrate Pontihcal Mass.

Bishop Owen B. Corrigan. auxiliary
bishop of Baltimore. will celebrate pontif-
cal mass in St. Patrick's Church on
the patronal feast. Wednesday. March IL.
at IL o'clock The bishop has never be-
fore pontifcated at solemn high mass i'm
this city. The deacons of the mass will
be Rev. Charles NJ. Bart, pastor of st.
Teresas Church. Anacostia and Rev.
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Father Buckley to Be at st. AIMS.

Rev. Edward l.. Buckley will preach at
ST. AIMS Catholic Church Tenleytown,
this evening at the 7:3O o'clock services
Rossini's "Stabat Mater will be sung
The choir Will be assisted by some of the
best musical talent OF Washington. Mrs
Anne Grant Fugitt will sing the solo
parts.
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Four O'Clock Service at Covenant
Church.

"The Saints of Carsar's Household is
the subject to be discussed by Rev. DR..
Charles Wood at the Church Of the Cove
nant this afternoon at o'clock. There
will be a musical service by the church
quartet from $50 to 4 o'clock.
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Rows, Rrotherhood Services.

Rev. Arthur Kinsolving of Baltimore
will preach at the Boys Brotherhood
services TO be held in the Church Of the
Ascension Friday evening at O'Clock.
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organist, every Sunday and Tuesday
evening in Lent.
Miss Marie Myers will sing Marcos
"Veni Creator next Tuesday evening.
Miss Katherine Mulally will sing .Ti Pre-
co. by Panofka. and Mrs. Natchez King
will render the contralto solo in Faure's $
'~Tantum Ergo"
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Rev. DR.. Wilbur Sheridan.

Rev DR. Wilbur Sheridan of Baltimore
Will address the Y. NJ. c. A. meeting for
men to be held in the new Masonic Tenn
pie this afternoon at 800 O'Clock. His
subject viii be The Call OF the Wild
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Service at Metropolitan M. E. Church

"And Enoch Walked With God and
Was Not, For God Took Him." is the
subject Rev. DIR. John Reid Shannon will
preach upon at the morning service In
Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church
this morning
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Colored Y. NJ. c. A. Meeting.

Rev. c. c. Alleyne. pastor Of John Wes-
ley Church. will address the mems meet
Ing of the Colored Mems Y. NJ. c. A. this
afternoon at $50 O clock. The meeting will
be held in the usual place. True Reform
ers Hall. 18th and U streets northwest
Rev. d. Webster Davis Of Richmond. Va.
the announced speaker for this meeting,
has written that he found 1t impossible
to leave his church at this time and
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Success Of E. p. Gates.

The March edition OF the Christian En-
deavor World has the following TO say
complimentary to E. p. Gates OF this
city:
THE phenomenal success Of the Dis
trict of Columbia Christian Endeavor
Union in raising its full apportionment OF
shares for the Builders Union was large
Iy due to the energetic work Of the vice
president, e. p. Gates.
mfr Gates is a Baptist and Is secre-
tary of the Sunday school In the lmman-
uel Church. For more than eight years
he has been an Endeavorer. and has held
practically every Office in the society.
"At present he is studying law. having
received his degree of B. A. at the George
Washington University. He edits the
students.
"When Mr. Gates took Office in the Dis
trict OF Columbia Union he began at once
TO work for the Christian Endeavor
Builders Union. He wrote personal let
ters to the societies and followed them up
with personal visits and he got others
to help him In having the matter pre-
sented to every society. He does not be-
lieye in circular letters, so he pounded
out on his own machine most Of the
letters sent.
"A man that can pay his way through
college and smile ali the time Is the kind
Of man to make a success OF the Builders
Union plea, or anything else. Mr.. Gates
received splendid assistance from all the
other officers and friends. but to him be-
longs q large portion OF the credit for
the $40 shares that the Washington union
pledged itself to redeem.
Evening star., 1909-03-14
Artist EVANGELIST Needham.

Rev. William E. Needham. the artist
evangelist. will begin a series Of meetings
in the Grace Baptist Church. 9th and
South Carolina avenue southeast, Thurs
day night at 7:45 O'Clock. He draws pic
lures while he breaches. Rev. Mr. Need
ham is a brother of George Needham. the
famous evangelist, who died some years
ago.
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DR.. Herridge to Be at New York
Avenue Church.

Rev. DR.. s. T. Herridge of Ottawa, Can
ada. will preach at the New York Avenue
PRESBYTERIAN Church this morning at IL
o'clock. The minister Is a close friend of
Justice Harlan, one of the elders of the
church. and is said to be a fine speaker.
Rev. DIR. Wallace Radcliffe, the pastor.
will continue his series Of addresses upon
''The Prophets Cry to the City at the
evening service.
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Will Occupy Hamline's Pulpit.

C. P. Vickery of New YORK Will occupy
the pulpit of Rev Charles dutnrie at
Hamline Church this morning ana even
ing. The annual missionary celebration
of the Sunday school and congregation
will be held In the church at 7:oo O'CLOCK
Mr.. Vickery will give lecture upon
Through Mission Lands with camera
at this service.
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Social Evening.

A social evening was spent by the
Senior Christian Endeavor Society mem-
bers of st. Paurs English Lutheran
Church Wednesday evening at the par
sonage, 73S 11th street northwest. After
the formal business Of the evening was
disposed Of, games were played and re-
freshments were served. Later all joined
i'm singing familiar church songs.
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asked to have his address postponed until

later. . .,
The building fund collectors are contin-
uing their house-to-house visitation and
have SO far met with considerable sue
cess. The men have set every Wednes-
day night as a meeting night when every
case Of unpaid subscriptions is to be dis
cussed and arrangements made for COL
lection
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ary %, 1909. was held last Tuesday at
the headquarters of the organization III
the Wilson building, Baltimore. The re-
port of Rev. w. S. Simms. colcorteur OF
the society, showed that over 1900 homes
had been visited during the year and also
that over $4,000 tracts had been dis
tributed.
Mission at st. Augustine's to Close.
The mission for men will close in st.
Augustne's Church with sermon, papal
>benediction and benediction of the blessed
sacrament at 8 o'clock this evening.
The closing exercises will be conducted
by Rev. Father Jan IS NJ Gillis. G. S. T..
and Rev. John Harvey. c. S. p, of st.
Thomas Aquinas College, Brookland.
Domestic and Foreign Missionary So
ciety.
The amount received by the treasurer
OF the Domestic and Foreign Missionary
Society from the diocese of Washington
between September /, 1906. and February
1, 1909, was s1,953.6s toward the amount
apportioned to the diocese for the year
ending September 1, 1909. Last year the
society received to the same date $3OO4. 10.
The falling off, it is said, is probably only
temporary. and is to be accounted for
for diocesan needs. In the city st. Paul s
Church, Rock Creek, has paid its appor-
tionment in full The following churches
have paid In part: Ascension, Christ
Church, Georgetown: Epiphany, ST.
Johns. Georgetown; Incarnation. st. AL
bans and St Margarets. In the coun-
try parishes ST. Peters, Poolesville,
Montgomery county, has paid it's appor-
tionment in full, and the following
churches In part: Trinity. Charles coun-
ty: Christ, Rockville; Ascension, Gathers
burg and Grace, WoodSide.
Catholic Lenten Sermons.
Lenten sermons will be preached Tues
day evening in Catholic churches by the
following priests: Rev. Aloysius Bros
nan. ST., of Georgetown University. in
St Paurs Church: Rev. Eugene Con-
nelly. in the Church Of the Immaculate
Convention 1.-THE Catholic Rule of
FAITH: Rev. A. r. Zimmerman. MISC,
in ST. Martins Church.; subject. THE
Transgressors Way.
A special program Of music Is rem
dered by the choir of st. Martins Church.
under the direction Of Miss Mary Byrne.
Evening star., 1909-03-14

Percy $. Foster.
The list Of speakers will include men
of national and International reputa ton.
They will be selected because of their pc
culiar fitness to discuss the important
questions that will come before the con-
vention.
They will include pastors, missionaries.
Evening star., 1909-03-14
At Second Baptist Church.

Protection (not a tariff talk)." will be
Rev. E. Hez Swem's subject at the Sec
ond Baptist Church this morning.
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New Church to Be Built.

The erection of the proposed new church
of the Christ Evangelical Lutheran con-
gregation will begin within a week or
so. The edifice will be located at the
corner OF New Jersey avenue and MOI
gan street and will cost in the neighbor-
hood of So, 900 1t will be built of brick
with stone trimmings. A basement un-
der the main auditorium Will be devoted
to Sunday school and social purposes. The
main auditorium will have seating ca
pacity of go.
The church will be of the Norman
gothic style of architecture and the stone
window trimmings will extend through to
the interior. the walls of which will be OF
rough sand finish.
i, The architects. Harding and Upman,
are now preparing the final specifications
for the building and the work of erection
will be begun as soon as these are nm
ished
Rev. W. f. Wenchel is the pastor of the
congregation and has labored unceasins-
lv for some time past to make the pro-
posed new church a reality. When finish
ed the church will be one of the hand
soonest of the smaller churches OF the
city.
DR.. Hale to Preach at Howard Uni
versity.
DR. Edward Everett Hale will speak
at the vesper service in Rankin Chapel,
upon Howard University campus. at 4:1o
o'clock this afternoon. The university
choir will render Coleridge Taylor's "By
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Clarence E. Wheeler, pastor Of the Church
of the Holy Comforter, this city. The
sermon will be preached by Rev. w. B..
Martin OF st. Patrick's Cathedral, New
York Rev George A. Dougherty OF the
Catholic University. Rev. William j. Car
roll and Charles Fisher of St. Patrick's
Church, will act as masters Of ceremonies
The clergy Of the District will be enter
tanned at luncheon after the service by
Rev. DIR. Russell.
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Work Of Maryland Tract Society.
The annual meeting OF the Maryland
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Rev. Charles W. Lyons. S. j., Will
preach at the high mass In st. Aloysius
Church this morning: Rev. James A.
smyth at II o'clock in st. Patrick $
Church and Rev. John CoWan, y. ~ AT
that hour in st. Dominic's Church.
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hour in st. Dominic's Church: Rev. Emile
Husser in st. Martins Church. upon 'ine
Final Settlement: Rev. John Dougherty
In st. Teresa's Church. Anacostia, upon
'.Penance": Rev William Gibson. st. Vim
cent de Paurs Church, upon Lessons
From the Cross"
Bishops Engagements for Today.
Bishop Harding will preach in st. AL
bans Church this morning. at IL o'clock
His evening engagement Is at Christ
Church, G street southeast.
st. Thomas Mems Club Meeting.
The next meeting Of the St. Thomas
Mems Club will be held tomorrow even
ing at the Highlands. The meeting will
be promptly called to order at 8 o'clock.
Gen. William w. Wotherspoon Of gen.
eral staff Of the United States army and
president of the Army War College will
address the club ON THE Work of the
General Staff and the Army War Col
lege."
Sunday School officers Reelected.
The annual meeting Of the Sunday
school board of Foundry M. E. Church
was held the evening of the 9th instant
In the Sunday school room Of the church.
H. L. Buell., the superintendent of the
Sunday school. in submitting his an
nual report noted the increasing interest
in the school evidenced by the Increased
percentage in attendance and in the col
lections. He called attention to the fact
that during the year seventy-four of the
members of the Sunday school had for-
mally united with the church. 1t was
cluding the cradle roll and the home de-
partment, aggregates S63 members.
Reports were made also by the SUPER
intendents of the intermediate and pr1-
mary departments. It was noted that the
primary department Of the Sunday school.
embracing as 1t does children below the
kindergarten age up to those who have
reached the age of seven or eight under
the management Of Mrs. G. A. Kobe, has
become one of the most potent features in
the Sunday school.
In her report for this department Mrs.
Kobe referred to its steady growth
and the efforts that had been made by
the teachers in the conduct OF the same.
This meeting being the occasion for the
election Of officers for the ensuing year
for the next conference year beginning
April 1, 1909, the entire corps was unani-
mously reelected as follows:
Superintendent, H. l.. Buell.; assistant
superintendent, L. E. Breuninger. Fl. E.
Stauffer. Mrs. ]. Ellen Foster; superln-
tendent intermediate department. r.. B.
Dickey: assistant superintendent interme-
diate department, Miss NJ. Ada Steinmetz;
superintendent primary department. Mrs.
G. A. Kobe; assistant superintendent pri-
mary department. Miss Winifred King;
Superintendent home department, Miss
Ella Steinmetz; secretary. Ernest A.Short
assistant secretaries. Miss Florence Rohr-
back, Miss Elsie White, Miss Thea D
Adams. Robert c. Tracy and Willie O.
Ison; treasurer. Stacey H. Briant; libra
rian, George H. Ward: assistant libra.
rians, E. r. S. Croggon and p. II. Ward
jr.: chorister. Joseph F. Birch. jr.; or
ganist. Miss Anne F. Dashiell: pianist
Miss Jane Fishback; president temper
ancc society, James L. Ewin: presi
dent missionary society. Emory Ireland
vice president missionary society. F. w
Bolgiano: secretary missionary society
Gordon Slarrow; treasurer missionary So
ciety W. Lukei.
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DIM local Gbmrcbe@
Work of Erecting Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church
to Begin Short1y--Feastof of St. Joseph to Be Ce1e-
brated Friday at Home for the Aged of the
Little Sisters of the Poor Other
Notes of the Congregations.

hour In St. Dominic's Church: Rev. Emile
Husser in st. Martins Church. upon THE
Final Settlement: Rev. John Dougherty
In st. Teresa's Church. Anacostia, upon
''Penance"; Rev William Gibson. st. Vim
cent de Paul's Church, upon Lessons
From the Cross"
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PLANS FOR THE ST. PAUL
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR CONVENTION

business men. statesmen. reformers and
less prominent, but no less important.
practical workers from all departments OF
Christian work to the number of more
than one hundred.
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Look at the Picture.

\ picture showing the Hal; Moon.
the boat which Henry Hudson used ln
his discoveries and explorations, acd
the Clernont. the first steam boat. as
they will appear in the EudSon-Fulton
Parade, which started up the Hutsoa
Rive. ou September 18th. is shown else
where in this paper today n the adver-
,isemeu: OF The D. J. Chandler Cloth
ing Co.. OF Sumter. S. G.
Ear, Scnaffner & Marx. maautactur-
erS OF Goe clothing, have issued this pic
,ure. Their arts. visited the reproduc-
,ioas OF the TWO historic boats ard has
shown them in vivid and Interesting
picture.
The picture shows the passengers on
an ocean liner cheering the two odd
looking Graf; IS they plow their way up
the river. The half NooU. 10 the fore
ground, shows the Dutch sailors return
ing the cheers 10 much the same man
ner as they probably hailed the natives
on the island OF Manhattan three hun
dred years age.
E'hc little Clermon.. shown in the
background, was able ia its original
tor., 10 attain = speed OF !ire miles az
hour. according to Robert F'u!;on. the
inventor. with the wind blowing againS,
j, a.! The way when it went up The Hud-
son River hundred years ago. com
ple,irs the first journey OF Importance
ever performed through the power OF 4
scea,n-enCice
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-29
DR.. Cl;ston's Engagement.

Dr.. Clifton, Eye. Ear. Nose and
Throat specialist will be 10 Summer
ION for one week beginning October l.,
heado uar;erS 1T DR.. Rhame' drug store.
TIE frs; day tOct ~ will be free
clinic day. any person not able 10 pay
wil! call a; Office or Monday and have
their wn:k done free OF charge. Al! pa
,ien,> will please cai! early in thr week.
Don, wal; unit! end Of week Remem-
Der the dates, one week only in sum
merton. During par, c. the next week
will be in Manning, the dates 10 De
given later.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

eor S:.le--lJi acres ot Iaad. known aS
the Cara r. White property. situate III
Clarendon and Suu;er counties. Dn-
Fan; u.igh 5prn0od For particulars.
ap,.!y 10 Dickson :; WindhauI. Isr:I
t>t.lt;. i.cul>. Manning, \. {.
Fu; Sale Grr:.; bargain rather :s'tn
Is,y freight. vii: sell my high -,ra'ie
piano n a.uch reduced price. App!y 10
Dr.. II. l.. Wilson. Jordan. =. (. i'rui.
.N!bevt New
Eor Sale. The Canaan Plantaiion.
comprising 800 :'crcS. Is divlced la,o
10 farms aud i lar sac To w3:'c :a-!n-
cr> I.au.i> IL. III ,.s:!;y',: -! Fairfield
county. from :ouy "a ~ !n!its iron!
Wiau-onrr. Spr!nGS ot cu:'; 49,. water:
pine. and other timber Tor 3ur;;:Ing and
trucic.. ard cabnS o:: ever. farm. 40
dress B. care The News auG Herald
WiuuSboro. ). G.
70 H.ui-One tivc-rocrn dwelling on
YES: SuuuIarv Street. ncw hoI>c. ~
"cod neigh hborhood. Also > ;ivc-room
comparatively new dwellings on the
same street for sale. THIS IS ~ excel
leu: opportunity 10 either rent or pur-
chase property in 2 desirable section oi
:h- ;own. Apply TO J. u. br.dham.
Manning. y. {.
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Teachers Examination.

'rhe next county teachers eNamina-
ION will be held q; the court house in
Manning, Friday. October ls,.. begin
Ming promptly 81 9 o'clock All who
contemplate qualifying aS teachers are
hereby requested 70 note the date. and
be on hand promptly ~ the appointed
time. F.. J. BROWNE,
County Superintendent Education.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Clarendon.
Bv James II. Windham, Esq. Judge
OF Probate

Bv James II. Windham, Esq. Judge
OF Probate.
sa;HEREAS. J. w. Mck:nzie made
w suit TO me to grant lin Letters
of Administration Of the estate aud
effects OF y. K. Mckinzie.
These are therefore to cite and ad-
,nonish all aud singular the kindred
and creditors OF the said y. K. Nc
hinzie, deceased, that they be aod
appear before me,iu the Court OF Pro-
bate. to be he!Gat Manning. s. c.. no
the lith day OF October next. after
publication hereof, at II O'Clock in
the forenoon. TO show canse, If any
they have, why the said adininisera-
ton should not be granted.
Given under my hand. this 2Snd
dav OF September. j. D. 1905
JAMES u. WINDHAM,
CSEAL.l Judge o. Probate.
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Petition to Confirm Composition.
Clarendon County.
To the Creditors OF the above named
Bankrupt:
Take notice that on the 23rd day
OF September. 1909. the above named
baukrnptS filed their petition in said
Court praying the confirmation OF
the composition heretofore offered
and accepted. and shat 4 hearing
was thereupon ordered and will be
had upon said petition on the tth
day OF October, 1909, before said
Court. at Charleston. in said Dis
trict, at II O'Clock In the forenoon.
q, which time aud place all known
creditors and other persons in inter
est may appear and show cause, il
any thev have. Why the prayer OF
the said petition should not be
granted.
RICHARD w. HUTSON,
Clerk.
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The high price for cotton = doing
much for the trade OF the town, Their.
WAS 4 LARGE crowd in town last Sa,ur,i:,.
Gotwlth>taat!cG II MIS- "Iy,yI on; thlt
= Dumocs' o! The sores wuui! bc closed
ia account o! The Jewish day of .l;one-
ment, and the crow: ho.:;h large guam
titles OF goods The stores that we're op-
eaed did thriving bu>iccSS.
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Rev. c. A. Waters, pastor OF the
First Baptist Church Of this place. has
received very n!ce offer from, Mas
sachaset,S 70 become Secretary OF the
Y. n. c. 4. ,; salary Of $500 2 year
for the present, with q probability OF
an increase OF salary later. Mr. Waters
has the proposition under considera-
ton and may accept He is also the
recipient OF number o! other good
offers