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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-15
GIVE 2 Good Send Of.

We direc, attention 20 the invitation
of Professor Daniel for the parents ot
the school 70 attend the opening eNer-
cises on Monday 10Th. Il is righ; and
proper for oil OF US 10 give every en-
courasement 20 the scholars and teach
ers. We hope that on next Monday
noraing the auditorium will have in II
representatives oi al The families n the
district, and that our business mea will
grace the occasion with their presence.
x citizen should never become TOO
busy 20 lend I moral support 70 cause
which meanS so much TO this communl-
tv, and the country .; large. Look a.
the busy men who responded TO The call
OF the State recently. and wen, over the
State 70 arouse the masses 20 g more ln-
tense interest in the cause OF education:
these men did this as patriotic duty,
and as business men OF observation, tncy
read the signs Of the times, and they
saw the necessity OF waxing the people
!up. II men who have large holdings
can afford 20 take time 20 90 on, 70
counsel the people, our local business
men can surely Leave their stores :or 4
couple 0: hours tc bi:: God speed 20 the
launching OF 3 new session. IL the new
school building. Let :he whole com.
muni:y cmrn out Monday and send the
new session OF wi,h'acclaim.
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Oar Tees.

would like 20 enter my protest
against the vandalism that is being dis
played IN our town II present. For
wears the only beauty OF which the towa
could boast has consisted OF the trees
planted in our streets and public places
by public spirited men o! the past. l
say. o. the past, because so far as can
learn Mr. ". S. Earv!a is the only man
living in the town now who has ever
been directly or Indirectly responsible
for putting out any considerable num-
Der OF trees IL the fifteen years that |
have spent here ! haze en- trees cut
down scores OF times, but practically
none Sc: out. Recently this seems 20
have reached 2 craze, and for the past
sixty days axes have been going con,in-
,inualiy destroying and dis6gurirs trees
,ha. would have been pleasure TO the
eyes aud would have afforded comfort
able shade for years 20 come.
The court house commission has Just
recently destroyed the good trees stand
Jog on the edge of the side walk upoa
the plea tina. there were no others 90
the edge Of the side walk in line with
it. OF course it is easier 20 obtain sym.
metry bv destroying one tree .han by
setting out few others il the same
line.
The telephone company here has
shown ruthless disregard OF the trees
on many occasions: 70: instance, when
they cut all Of the foliage of one side o:
the trees on the cas-; side walk OF The
court house square. On another ocC.S-
, u ta1, Ia Fat.s
OF wire when they removed the poles
and wires from the cour, house grounds
they ran the wires across the corner .!
the square and Gu; OFT limbs rs big ~ Il
macs hody high up on one side OF the
fines. trees on the square, = ;rce tina; Is
still hardy, strong and vigorous, and
that old settlers say was 10, set out on
the square but IS OF origina! growth and
spared when the town was laid out.
The town couoci! in July, Went 10
work TO trim up the trees. although
trimming tree in July usually means,
we are informed, either death or last
ing injury 10 the tree. In this trimming
they Gu: or immense limbs close up 20
the trunk ard made 10 provision TO
ward projecting the trees from injury.
The town council, 10 times past. IL
order 10 clay the streets dug deep ditch
es close up on both sides o! the center
rows OF trees, no. attempting 70 protect
the trees in any way They in addition
10 cutting OF the supply OF moisture un-
der ground. packed the clay tight on
the surface abou, the roots OK the trees,
thus draining the water from around
the center row. Nov the cry has gone
UP that the center row must be destroy
ed and removed because they are dead.
said 10 the beginning that this was
vandalism. II seems so 10 ne, and feel
better for having said what l think
abou, the matter, and will now keep
ouie; and sop kicking.
However, in closing would jus. make
! suggestion: that some thought should
be given 10 planting new trees and no.,
entirely 10 ;hei.. destruction.
CHARLTON DCRANT.
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A Comrades Tsiha;c.


Editor Tn" MaE5iu-; T:a.c>.
II was wi:h sac: heart. "" vent :"
ti,.. cemetery in ManDin. THURSDAY
.vcnin. 4; ; clock 70 attend The fun
c,..l Of oar ComraGe, John +. Strange,
who n;,S beer great sufferer for sever
/ ii months. il fact ne has never kuown
wha; i well day was since he was 30
seriously wounded for;y-eight iiSl wears
| or more ago. l. the first battle OF Nau-
aSSaS. Va. [. mas beeI my good torture
! 70 know Cornrad. StranTe from oorhood
divS. we lived in the e:,inc neigh oor-
! hood, wta; 70 ;nc same SChoo!. anu ID
youn. manhood went 20 The war IL de-
feuse OF our country Il. in the Man-
| Mig Guards and in the Spro,t u aardS,
TWO companies organized 1T Mannln"
and commanded by TWO noble spirits.
The Manning Guards by Capt. l;rown
Naunir. and the Saro:. Guards br Col.
II. / Btnbnw /; Ms ucar the same
spot :nat each Of L, received dangerous
wounds Il little over: :: year apar.. he
a. fist Manassas and | =. the second
Manassas. The good Lord has spared
Us for alrno>ta I half century and now he
has called my Comrade 10 pass over the
- '''" '>'' N'>'
''I. I. ,.ui -. Confederate
'i.a. -" :" -, n;II,. I.,eIT
$50, ~. ,.,.n t hc.r led mon 20 mourn the
,,,'t n,nmooS, 80 Enl;od,y Ecn Sac-
.oss y, ~ '1.f' - InhM E,rr.. Iack
VI, ''1 "a %.rhor E'r,,,.on Eo!,crt.
,-.' -, - ra;,,r-o, Sr.,r 7 n,,6er and
-. u, l.,a'ss ,,,r ,,,,,v ,,nr,. These
,-aaa .aIs;.r. ,s..,,i,Ie6
w S,.,Is.;.I,, =, 80 .rd 7 ,-,s, bove roo.
y. h,..a 80 :: ,,o ,,o-s S.r;f., h,. neace
s,a b,n,;,ssS fo-aver Comrade
20. 49, .,;,, ,,e ~ ,be shcr;fT's o.
foo .o,. for-,een ve,-S and ,ru. and
f,i,bf,l IN ali hr a.,cmnted 70 do. It
ys,S :, .ra,, ,,|e,sure on This occasion to
,,,,. .,j a, h,.,S ~ bove with Ms the Rev.
I,. W'.nnweII who w,S cf,,,,ain in our
.,,,nv IN y-;ro,ni. and who has been
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Soart Of Trade May Win.

The railroad commission is disposed
70 give favorable consideration 10 the
reques, OF the Manning board OF trade
in the matter OF requiring the railroad
70 issue bills OF lading i; the cotton
warehouse. Is the following copy OF =
letter 10 the Coast Line. sent 70 Chac!-
,oo DuRant. Esq, secretary o: the board
o. trade will show.
Co.umb:.. \. G. September S;h. i909.
File No. IiS0.
M. J. " Brand Genera! Superintendent. ~.
vaaaah. Ga.
Dca- S.c:-In The matter OF Gaut!inr cotton
from cotton warehouse =: Manning. X G. IN r.
I.a-G 20 Xh!ch = nccti,:. w:.> held there ON sep
scrnbc- !>: a.a directed 20 >a The coTHn!>>ioI:.
while app-cc!atinc fully your position. - q. the
opinion t:a, the rcUucS: made by The Man
n!ug people i reasonable and no; u>i,a! Ia ~;Ich
c..Sc> Ii, fact arc OF the opinion thai !! ~
oui;c the Custom o. railroad companies Ia This
dav 20 receive cotton in any quantity a. these
warehouses and i>Suc ~trilSat bills o! !idnI
Io- ~I:lc: even Ia So:nc instances where :hc dis
;accc from depot 20 warehouse y considerably
greater ;haa =; Mscnin-.
We MIL &c glad 20 have Tou consider this
matte. further and advise u Il yoG cannot Goa
sen. 20 tic proposition .ov ic.a! O. =: !caS: one
vcar after which we are inclined 70 ,aiaG :ou
vii. sad The expense Involved very much less
;han ron anticipate. Yours truly
J. W. SULLIVAN.
Commissioner.
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M Master's Sale

~ virtue Of q Decree Of the Cour;
of Common Pleas Cor Sumter county
in the State Of South Carolina. IN
the case of Antonio kopT against
II. Hovtc Tolnlinson and u. H. TraS.
Ter. will sell III public auction 70
the highest bidder. y: the Cour;
House III the Town OF Manning. in
the County OF Clarendon and State
aforesaid. on sales day in October,
1909. being the fourth day OF October
1909. during the u>ua! hours OF
sale, the following described Rea!
Estate. 10 wit:
That tract OF land Situat3 in the
County Of Clarendon. in said State.
containing twenty-five acres, more
or less, bounded on the North by the
Mill Reserve; East by land OF l. j.
TonlinSon; South by land OF j. a.
Riddle, and land formerly OF y. NJ.
Woods. deceased. and on the West
by Mill Bay. High Water Mark being
the line, all as shown on plat made
by +. J. Smith. Surveyor. dated Jan
uarv. 9TH, 1895.
Terms OF sale: Cash; purchaser 10
pay for papers
=. C. HAYNSWORTH.
Master Sumter County.
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A G.a,6 Concert

The Gcemaa's concer, which was
given las. Monday uight should make
those who participated !n II very proud,
for the reason taas they save toa nice
audience, 40 evening Of great pleasure
Us well as the privilege 70 contribute 10
: mos; worthy cause. Those who did
10, aspend saved . few cents, but they
los, the touch OF en!igh,ynens and rein
ed influence, which goes far towards
making the world what was Intended by
the original Designer
We make 90 exaggerated assertion
when we say the performance WAS far
beyond the expections OF those present,
because it was known that these ladies
and gentlemen did not have the time TO
practice shat the caagn!fcien, musical
numbers was entitled 20, but uotwlth-
standing this, they gave their audience
q most delightful entertainment which
was highly appreciated
We would not know where 10 begin
70 selec, special numbers ia the pro-
eramne 70 make special mention OF, for
the whole programme Vas g.anc!v rem
de-ed. The last number. Oes,ens In
vicac.ou 20 the oaace" by the entire
- 49, e.o,,,S,a -. ,,f,an oy-
StIls ~ ..o 49, - -. 80. - c,u,n,,i..s
;.eI os 80. ,.;n;;. - -sId;,;,,, - anS ne
rich, deep bass Of Mr.. Morris were fea-
lures that gave much delight The fol-
lowing is the programme:
Spring Song MendeiS>ohn
; Mrs. S. L. Davis. Misses I>enan,
Eeulah and Pauline Wilson, Val
o,,;-.a S,.n.t-;r.or ,,d
'se A NJ " e DeviS
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Tu.be lille Dots.
Editor tn. Maa...: Times:

Ed.io- The Naaa!c: Times:
Miss Ida McFaGdin OF Sardinia, has
been attending preaching at New Zion
Rev. E. p. Hudson is conducting !
series OF meetings .. New Zion this
week.
The attendance OF our Sunday school
is increasing. ;or Miss Minnie TurtNa-
vile. Miss Emily Hudson and other
Young ladies OF this place are making
things hum now adays in regard 10 Sun.
day school ard church work.
Everybody come out 10 the concert on
next Saturday night.
Boards ball team crossed bats With
Sardinia few evenings ago. defeating
Sardinia by score OF 20 IN favor o:
Boards.
Prof. ". T. Nerri,: took full charge
. o! the church choir here on last 'Tda,y
evening OF which resulted in gooo ,!ng'
;np D. Is.
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Tom Kennedy With A. Abrams.

To Ny Friends in Clarendon County:
take this means 20 inform you that
| am now with Mr.. .laron Abrams. and
as!; for your continued patronage |
am cow in better shape 70 meet the 6e-
mands OF my friends than heretofore.
and guarantee you the same courteous
treatment. With better bargains 10
offer. When in town call and see Us.
Thanking you for favors. bo;h-past and
prospective, | beg 20 <e:naAa.-
Yours very truly.
Tom NJ. KENNEDY.
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Cuts 0rt aaziag.

Vt i meeting OF the student body held
last night. haZing was unanimously vot-
et: down. afte! addressed by Mr.. ". J.
Roddy Of Rock Hill and attorney Geo.
r. Wilson OF Charlotte. the representa-
,ivcS OF the executive committee OF Da-
wilson college.
The s;uden, BODY met again this
morning and perfected plans FOR pu;-
ting hazing on the honor system which
now successfully prohibits the use o!
unfair means durin" examinations and
controls the breakaGe OF college prop
ertv.
This step means %rea: deal FOR The
future success OF Davidson college. haZ'
ing having been il the pas. 1 blot OF
the otherwise fair e>cutchcon Of this
grand old college.
;AYLoR II. STCKES.
HENRY L. RElMS,
Davidson. y. c.. September :. 1909.
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State Of South Carolina
County Of Clarendon.
By flames ~ Win.iham. Esq. P.oh.::,
.IUd.c.

BY .iame> ", Windham. Esq. 'ir,''.::c
.jud@c.
WHEEE.iS. l. VI King and J. II.
Fs kIG- made suit 10 me, - gran:
them letters o: administration OF the
estate. and effects % Harriet; & King.
These are therefore TO cite and ad-
moni>il a! and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said Harriett
{. ;irr. deceased. that thcE DC and
appear before me- in the G"urtof Pro-
bate 10 bc hci,! =; Manning on the S0th
day OF Scp:em Der ucxt.aftcr publication
hereof =: II o'clock in the forenoon.
10 show cause. if any they have. why
the said administration should not be
granted.
Gircn nnder my hand. this 18th day
OF September. y. -. 1909.
fSEAL. JAMES VI. WINDH-AM.
Judge OF Prob"tc.
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Deere OF Foreclosure.
Defendants.


UNDER AND By VIRTUE OF y
Dccretal Order Of the Court cf Com
mon Pleas for Clarendon County.
dated the l4th day of September. 1909
will sell TO tie highest bidder for
cash. on Monday the ith day Of
October, \. ID. 1869. the same being
sale>day. in front OF the Court House
~ Manning. in said County. within
legal ioars Of sale. the following real
estate:
''Al' that piece. parcei or lot OF
land. lying. being and situate in the
town OF Manning. County OF Claren-
don, State aforesaid, bounded Oh ti,e
North by street known ~ Depot
Street: bounded on the East by land
OF Louis Applet and land OF the
estate OF Mary N. Dickson, deceased.
and bounded on the South and West
by lands of Mary n. David. measur
ing eisty-seven feet on the East and
West sides and two hundred and fifty
feet and five inches OF the North and
South sides thereof Being the lot
conveyed to me by Mary II. Davd by
her deed dated February 2ad, 1909.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
e b. GAMBLE,
SHERIFF Clarendon County
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Teachers Examination.

The next coanty teachers exau,ina-
ton will be held 1t the court house in
Manning, Friday. October lS,.. begin
niny promptly 81 9 O'Clock. Ali who
cont- mpla;e qualifying as teachers are
hereby requested 70 note the date. and
be on hand promptly Z; the appointed
time. T.. J. BROWNE,
County Superintendent Education.
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School Uoeniag.

\ cordia! Invitation is hereby extend
ed 10 al! the parents and friends of the
Manning Graded School 10 be present
.: its opening on Monday mornlng,
Sep;e.nber the 20th at o'clock
JNO. G. DANIEL.
Superintendent.
Manning. S: c., September 10. 1909.
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sS.0c-Goid Ecee-SS.00

VIII be given 10 some school BOY Or
girl 4; the end OF the FIRST week OF
school. Save your tickets. One t'cHet
with each tiye-cent purchase OF scAoo!
supplies =: Arau''S Drug Store
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Thanking the people for their former
patronage aad hoping they will con-
tiuue. now offer nice line Of ma
chimes cheap. Box top rotary Stand
ard, so: drop head II 50. New Homes
from $50 20 So. Also nice lot OF
other makes cheap. also carry 4 line
O. Machine Fixtures. Needles. } for
SC or 20c per dozen. Also repair and
clean rachines promptly. See me De.
fore buying elsewhere. ". ". br:liis-
fo-j
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Gotta: Seed Wanted.

wish my friends TO know, ,ha, am
in the market 70 buv cotton seed. and
am prepared 20 meet legitimate COM
petition. | represent the Southern
Cotton Oil! Co. OF Columbia. S. c., and
can furnish their meal. which is recoS-
nizcl Is the best.
T. /. BAGNAL
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Don't fail 70 see the greatest a,trac-
ton ever booked for this town on Sep
tember 244.h, st Manning School Audi
torium. ssThe College Singing Girls
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At Weinberg's Grocery

Take advantage of the following spe-
cial prices. This offer only good for 7
short time:
l-salloa cans pure Georgia Cane
Syrup. only 6cc per can
-gallon cans pure Georgia Cane Syr-
up, only Soc per can.
i-gallon cans pure Old-Fashion Mo
!aSses, only 6oc per can
;-sallon cans pure Old-FaShion Mo
laSSeS, only 30c per can.
\ full stock OF karo Corn Syrup IN
I'll sizes on hand: also other leading
brands
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Badly ca. &c, Moaey.-co,es.e's Entire Line.

o5c Talcum Power. l5c: PC Dental
Cream. 20c: 25c box Toilet Soaps l9c:
l5c Cold Cream l0c: loc Campher Ice,
loc: l0c ToiIe, Soap. Cake, &C: oz.. bot
tie Extract. any odor 10 plain bottle.
20c. .lll fresh Soods. .Nrant,S Drug
Store
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Notice to Manning City Lycesn Subscribers.
You arc re auested 20 meet 1t The /.
y. Wilson Insurance. Agency oiSce II
10 O'clock a m. Thursday for the pur-
pose CT selecting YOUR seats for The
coming lvceuIn course.
: Z. C. HORTON, Manager.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Clarendon County.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Margaret 4 Wilson, Plaintiff
against
Alice 3. Wilson, and J. L. Wilson. J.
F. Wilson. w. c. Wilson. G. c. VIII
son. ard T.. f. Wilson aS Trustees
D..fruI.,pfS
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In the Fight.

The decks ar:. cleared for action. in the
for cash trade and have splendid stock OF everything
needed the farm in the household.
cordially invite an inspection OF stock Of
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First number OF Lyceum Course, Sep
tember oath The College Singing
Girls
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Just arrived. Macaroni and Spaghetti
in 10 and l5c packages. Weinberg S
Grocery
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Season tickets for Manning Ci;y Ly-
ceuu, for sale by K. c. Horton.
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Tie management If The

The arrangement 0i The
Times lriH herenJfer 80
0rer the O1uilin6 lists ercJ.y
scceE. and 1riihnttf further
notice erery Subscription in
OUcr 0nc gear 1r1lt
be stricken oT. This IS done
In compliance 1cith the
D0stnl REGULATIONS. so icntcjt
the lnJel on The Times. 1t
1cilI tell yom tricn yoiu'
S1tbSc1IDti0R ecDlres.
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Coming on September 2i,h. II Man
ming School Auditorium, The College
Singing Girls" zen artists including
Walter EccleS, don, fail TO see them.
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From the very ouse: this fall doing break
inc business Nobody thankful than we are and TO so"
our appeciaton words but in deeds to all our ren
and the public in general the liberal trade extended
y ofr f al Who Schools, Societies
or anv Charitable Institution. as follows:
Beginning cpteeber s day during this month we ouer
10 per cent all sales made at store to any OF the aooe
institutions Each institution vii! select
o,] r,, vino shall act as for day
and for all sales he will allow 10 cent OH 10 the
institution he Will represent
ANY Of these institutions desiring. avail themselves OF ls
least TWO days II ADVANCE OF
the the party chosen to act as their
Privilege of the 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, 1909-09-15

To Heut-Onc iye-room dwelling cn
Yves; Boundary Street, new house, IN
good neigh5orhood. Also , hve-room
comparatively new dwellings on the
same stree. for sale. This is an excel
lent opportunity TO either rent or pur-
chase property in desirable section OF
the town. Apply TO J. ". Eradham,
Noppinu -
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Dry Goods, Fancy Goods,
Notions, Shoes, Hats,
Clothing, Crockery, Tin,
Wooden and Hardware.
G r Q c. e r I e S

OF ill kinds and in large quantities.
Come my price goods: examine the quality
, cheap the cheapest. then dom buy from me-
have made special arrangements do large cash trade
this season and fully realize that must. to do business
Meet sharp competition. This have prepared for.
want trade
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?,escnses D.. s!osser's Cs.aoh Remedy.

Dca. S!r>-I !!r>: uNcti you. Catar:h Cure il
:he c.s>c OF NY son. who had chronic naso-phar
yuscal ca;arr. with great scncE. 20 him.
o::ca prescribe i. .or other Of ny patients and
think !: :, quit. the ;!nc>: remedy Cor ca::TTs
thu; has eyer been placed on :hc market;
Thaak!n:: you -or pas: !avo.s, All.
Yours very truly.
81. J. y. DASTZI.ER- u D..
Eliorcc = c.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Post Cards. al. kinds, lc each 4, The
Manning Grocery Co.
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Aiackerel in 10, 10 and 20c sizes.
Weiuberg's Grocery.
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Dear Si:>-Your redicia. il inning t?S: n
,hts country. I, has effected some remarkable
cures I DC not know iha. il has failed in occ
instance where il has been fairly tried.
Very truly your>
REV. T. II. ALLEN.
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Finest select Norfolk Oysters every
Friday and Saturday. Pace YOUR or
6ers IN advance. WeinberS's Grocery.
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Mr.. Julius Levy, we'll known srar-
cling man, died in Georgetown yesser'
Gay
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Miss Sadie Smith, of Laurens, is DOW
in the service Of the Risby Dry Goods
Co.
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For Sa!e.-The Canaan Plantationi
comprisin. LOO acres. Is divided INTO
10 farms and is ;o- sale 10 white farm
ers. Lands lie il centre Of Fairfield
county. from four 70 SIX miles from
Winnsboro Springs OF cold free water;
pine and other timber for building aud
fencing. aud cabins on every farm. -ld-
dress s, care The News and Herald
WinnSboco S
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-15

For Sale-Grea, bargain rather than
pay freight, will sell NY high grade
piano Al much reduced price. Apply 70
Dr.. II. L. Wilson. Jordan, 5. G. Prof.
Alber. New
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-15

Get into the game The TlsiE:S Is go
ing 20 give lway :. town building !ot 10
on. OF It's subscribers this winter. or
course none vii! bc considered who hay"
not paid one years Subscription IN a'!-
vance. Get YOUR name 'cci>tcrcG now.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-15

Miss va.lye Appel hiked out for
Chicora College at Greenville this
morning.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-15

What ! temptation It IS 20 huri :.
brick 1t some Of the h&,> VIC ncc:i>i"2a!-
ly see on oar streets. were we noi aira!G
OF "a .rate husband because OF making
hin, 90 10 the expense OF buying ano;"-
er. there is one hat 10 ;own we would
hurl = car: load OF bricks -.