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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-01-22

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Southern Pacific time tabls, IN s9se
July /, 1909. Mountain time.
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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-01-22

FOE -RENT-Eight-room house on
Railroad street, with bath, hot and
cold water. Large yard, with shade
trsss and grass. Premises In thorough
repair. Inquire y. RsinhsrtnA Co.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-01-22

MASONIC.
WINNENUCCA LODGE NO.
10, +. and A.M.-6tated COM
m~unieatiens will be held 1T "
their hall in the Silver State ~
block until further notice ut 1880 p.
m. on the first Saturday evening Of
each month. All Master Masons in
good standing are cordially invited
to attend. G. L. TOBIN, w. NJ.
CHRIS WOLF, Secretary.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-01-22

I. q. q. i.
HUMBOLDT LODGE NO.
ls, I. Q. o. F.-Nestines
the Let and Sd Thurs
day svsaings Of each month at hall
in silver state building. Visiting
brothers in good standing always
welcome.
FELIX POULIN, N. g.
W. L. SAMUEL6, Sec.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-03-16
Publish tAe Town Ordinances.

This way council has OF adopting
ordinances and keeping them secret
from the public is very unjust. The
posting Of an ordinance IL some out OF
the way place, or even 10 public
place does not give notice 10 the pubic
I: is unfair 70 las traps 10 pul. money
out OF the pockets Of innocent tax
payers I! al ordinance is adopted aud
q citizen violates j. De is fined: The per
son nay be ignorant Of the passage OF
such an ordinance. had he notice OF the
requirement DO would not have violated
the law The fa!re>t aud The proper
way 20 DO is 10 publish the ordinances
il the newspaper. On. but some may
say. we are talking for. self Interest
Well, in 5 measure. yes, the ,owu I'M
poses license upon the newspaper,
and yet il expects the newspaper 20 do
3 whole IL. of free advertising; il any
thing is dong, the newspaper is ex.
oecte6 10 exploit il, but when l; CONES 10
patronage, eryttiug that can be KEEP,
from i. is done. Suppose Manning wGs
20 lose the publication o. newspaper,
how long would it be before there
would be demand for one, and enter
prising men would De forced 20 90 down
into their pockets TO have newspaper
printed here. so we say. that news-
paper is necessity II Mauuius, and
the only way to keep i, here is 20 pat
ronize It. To use the hicching pests 70
publish the laws upon. IS 10; good
advertisement for . town the size OF
OF Manning, ic may suit fores;o:s or
Alcolu.
We will tell our city fathers a secret.
The management of TIE TINES IS not
forced TO keep his plant in Manning.
aac,ering offers have been made with
guarantees 70 move 70 another ;own.
bat they have not been considered.
However, when the patronage does not
justify his holding on, he will consider
propositions that wii! remove his plant,
and then the tighiwad citizenship can
get some one else 10 star. up news
paper, which will no. 70: many years
6ll the place TIE TINES fills aow. We
seriously object 10 the government
which we are supporting with taxes
and licenses 70 deprive this newspaper
OF tha, which is Justly its proper pat
rouage; every time we have 10 go 70 a
hitchins post 70 reed az ocdiraoce. TO do
so, lose time waiting for dog 10 ge;
away, we feel tha, this newspaper and It's
patrons. IN town and county, are being
Disseminated against by the su:hori-
ties that our taxes and licenses are
supporting. and it is not right.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-03-16
Srane.ton EeTs.
Editor Thr Manning Times:


One nigh, OK refe..,ng TO the ca!eD-
dar ascertain that spring is 1t hand, but
nothing so conclusivelv demonstrates
the fact as the preparations by our ner-
chau,S for Dry Goods and Nii!inery
"opeuingS." The accomplished nillner,
Miss Gunter, 10 be employed by the sum
merton Mercantile Company, arrived
Yesterday. and is now at work opening
up the new goods ". +. CoSkrey x
Co.. have made an announcement, in ac-
vance OF their spriuy opening which con-
ve,s prospects OF an Up-to-date line OF!
goods to be shown by them this season.
Their buyer, Mr. ". y. .irant, has just
returned from the Northern markets.
Nor are the Spriag gown and Easter
bouue;s the only kind o! goods arriving
10 town, but in confederation OF recent
reports the first automobile actually
purchased by Sutnmertoniao was re-
ceived this week By Mr.. G. NJ. Davis,
President OF the Summerton Mercantile
Company. Mr. Davis. with Mr.. Il. *.
Eichbourg. OF the Summer;on Live
Stock Company, has taken the agency
for these machines. and has made !
good beginning by the purchase OF his
own.
The sood-roads advocates OF this sec
tloo are much pleased with the appoint
ment OF Capt, J. y. James OF this place
70 the Office OF County Commissioner for
Clarendon county. There is ample roora
for improvement upon many OF the roads
in this part OF the county, and now that
there is q likelihood OF numerous auto
mobiles 10 transit upon them it IS more
than ever 20 be hoped that some work
may soon be begun.
AS The day appointed for election OF
.own officers approaches there are To be
heard some whiSperiuss as 10 possible
tickets, but so far Is is known now 10
one will oppose DR.. DR.. D. 0. Rhane for
the office OF Io,endane. There are, how
ever. vacancies caused by removals O!
TWO OF the wardens for the past year, 10
be filed
In honor OF Miss May Mclaughlin.
the guest OF Miss Bertha Davis, Mrs. I
J. Davis entertained 4 few friends al
cards on Wednesday evening. Two
tables were made up. and several games
II whis: were enjoyed: after which Mrs.
Oavi., served sherbe, and cake. Those
preSen, were: Misses Mclaughlin, May
Davis, Saliie Anderson and Bertha
Davis and MessrS McClary, Woodley.
Norris aud Wells.
M-. Wallace Mathis is at home with
his bride. having obtained u few days
leave Of absence from the business COL
leye OF Atlanta, where De has oeep study
iag for the pas: Two months
Mr.. Harr, DaviS OF Atlantis. Is spend
:og the weekend with his family here
Mr. Harry Reid OF Sum.er. agent for
the Ford" automobile. WIS in town on
Tuesday, be having driven down 10 ;h.
machine sold 10 Mr. Davis.
MISS Srown Of Oswego, S. G.. who for
several days ha,i been the guest OF Mrs.
z. II TiSdale. returned 10 her hone on
Thursday s.
Summecton. S c.. March i. 1910
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-03-16
Piaewood Dots
Eai,o. The Manning Times:

Eai,o. The Manning Times:
The Young men OF Pinewood are get
ting up , minstrel a2d the performance
is 10 come OF about the early part OF
next month. There are about six taking
part, and the participants in:eDd 70 give
the town q good show
The work on the Baptist Church is
going ahead rapidly and it will not be
very long before the handsome building
will be ready for use.
Judge Henry Stack has opened up an
Office on Wall Street.
Dr. T. ". Harv;n has moved his Office
into The one previously occupied by Dr.
Salley.
Mr. Dick Cantey of Stateburg is here
on business this week.
Mrs. VI. l. Rogers OF Lake City, is
visiting her daughter Mrs. II. F. Stack.
Mrs. y. J. Caldwell Of Campobello,
has returned home after weeks stay
with her caue hter, Mrs. y. 2. Toomer.
Mrs. Lena Widen OF McC!e?lanville.
is here on Z visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs. +. "
Brailsiord.
Mr.. Dick Rollin.s OF Camden, IS IN
,own this week oa business
Mrs. II. c. Higgins IS visiting re!a-
tives in Mullins. 4. p. T
Pinewcod, S. G., March 18th, 1910.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-03-16
Something More About "Tag Day." Satrc-
day, March isth-
Editor The Mannia. Times

Editor The Manning Times.
So many are asking wha, Tag Day
means. and how il will be conducted.
tha, AN again asking little spac.
The purpose ot ''Tau Day" Is 10 rai.r
some money. aud this Tag Day" the
money given Is TO be used % carry on
the work OF the " c. T. Z. naiio%al.
state and local. Aaou. thirty collectors,
youoy ladies. vii! be out. and every bod:
will De courteously asked for sif.. no
special amount. but just What the giver
feels like siriog, Whittier large or
small. Each contributor Will be glrea
in return tas, and 30 ooe wearing !
tag, and thus proclaimiag that be or
she has already responded 70 the ap-
peal, will be solicited again. So long
Us 20 tag is il evidence, however. each
one may expect 10 be solici ted again
aud again. Sc please oe prepared and
please be as generous as Your means
vii. allow. The w c. T. Z. is the
largest woman's organization in the
world. II IS organized 10 every State
and territory in the United States. aoh
10 Canada aud Mexico, besides 10 over
fifty countries beyond the seas. Last
year this organization made a gain il
the Cnited States 10000 paid up mem
berS over all loses. The ". c. T. L.
is carrying on campaign OF education.
beginning with the children 10 the
public schools. knowledge is power
only when the masses are thoroughly
informed as 10 the true nature OF al
cohol will it be placed where it belongs,
among the deadly poisons, and handled
as such. This is what the W. c. I. Q.
is doing largeiy-dispensing this knowi-
edge.
The National ". c. T. L. will re-
ceire one-third OF the proceeds from
the Tag Day collections, and 1t will
he used TO help erect the much needed
bulldog st headquarters. The work
has out-growo the present building.
Res; Cottage, the home OF Frances
Willard. and the new Office building
will staod OF the lawn, oear by. One-
third will stay in Manning 10 advance
local work, and one-lhird will 60 into
our State treasury.
With thanks 10 THE TINES for cour-
t.-sies and TO the public for the hearty
support which wc feel sure we will re-
ceive, Sincerely.
MRS. JOSEPH SPROTT.
Pres: s:ceut.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-03-16
again we direc: attention 70 ii

again we 6irec: attention 70 the
labels on your copy OF TEE TIMES, this
label tells you the date your sub>crIp-
ton expires, number on our subScri-
bers get disappointed when their paper
fails 20 reach them. but they do not
have the same consideration for our
feelings Of Disappointment wnen they
permit their subscription 10 expire and
run or = credit for twelve months,
then when we are compelled 10 cut
them OF because OF requirement OF
tbs postal regulations they put up 4
"holler" and indignantly ask why did
you cut me OFF," Some get mad and
quit even without paying for the year
we carried them oc credit, then there
are some who appreciate our situation.
and when they miss their paper, pay
the arrears aud for year in advance.
3 subscriber, but under the postal laws
ne are compelled TO. which a. 6rst we
thought 3 hardship. but we are now
convinced it is good requirement,
both for the subscriber and the news
papers, it lessons the number OF dead
beats and prevents = newspaper account
from getting 10 the dispueing stage.
We direct attention 10 the half page
adver,isemec: Of The D. J. Chandler
Clothing Company OF Sumter. the lead
ing cloihierS OF this section OF South
Carolina. This concern has gained such
a reputation ior their well built Cloth
ing that their trade has extended far
and wide This season the stock OF E.as-
ter attractions in clothing is the mob
best that has been turned out IN many
q season, end their line OF haberdaShery
is beautifully. grand and fetching. II q
lady desires TO give her ''on:y one
something nice FOR Easter, ssy tie or
scar! TO match her bonnet and dress that
she proposes 70 stagCer her friends With
on Easter morn, while the congregation
are supposed TO be bowed IN prayer, let
her 60 70 The D. J. Chandler Clothing
Company and she will fod just what she
wants 70 90 the well dress act. This well
known establishment carry the best OF
everything at reasonable prices, and
they make it q specially 70 keep righ;
square up with the laceS. in everything
in their line. Therefore IL 3 man wants
the laces, 10 hats this is the place 10 hud
it. hosiery, underwear. gloves, umbrel-
las, collars and cuffs, neckware, or any
think else tha: first class up-to-date
clothing and haberdaShery establish
men, can carry, it IS 10 be found at ress-
enable prices at The D. J. Chandler
Clothing Company OF Sumter.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-03-16
Notice to Creditors.

Dl~tric: Court Of the Cni;.-,l Stats
District OF South C,vo!ica-Clary,: T.
don County.
In th.- matter OF A.ron Abrams, Bank
rupt.
10 ,h.. Creditor, of The lh"v, na.n-G
Bankrupt:
Take no'ice that on IT,. 18th day of
March. 1910 m, ::hov.. natnr.i bankrupt
tiled his p..i;Ijun il said g,:lrr pr.,,in%
he c"utiaU;.'!Or -: Tx rat:t;5n-s; RIOT.
h~-efn:"re offered .,:.h ,ccep:.ti. irG
that Il h-ar;og w.:> ti.~frupna ordered
and VIII y. h=.! u,"n ~s.it .'--.t;i".i nn
D. % n Jay OF Marca. 1910 %. ;nrr
SAID CourI. IL Charleston. ~ sad Dis
tri,t, at / o'clock IN ;h- fur-n,oo AZ
which time ana place ali kno~n creGi-
ior> and o!h.r prisons ~ :n,-rr-t may
APPEAR and show cau>". ii any ia.y
have. wh! III. praN-r IL said petition
should Uo' b., ,r::useG
RICHARD ". HUTSON.
Cork
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-03-16
L;auor Selling Must be Stopped!

The past week was rough one for the
yiolato-s Of the lio ooor laws. several were
bound over and Will have TO answer be-
fore the sessions court The town ccun-
Gil also tried number, and taec them
70 the extent OF lis power. These cases
were worked up by two detectives. one
white and the other negro, they came
here some time ago 10 the employ OF
private citizens and they have succeed.
ed in haling before the courts some OF
the offenders: how many more there are
We do rot Eaow, but it is the genera! be-
lief :ha: the Illicit sale OF wh!skey IS go
ing on all over the country, not so
much in the incorporated townS, as !; IS
where there IS 10 police 70 interfere.
The vio,a;crs OF the law must know
when they embark in the Illicit sale OF
wh,skey they will some day run agains,
the law, therefore When they are pun
ishe6 it is tia. which they brought upoc
themselves. and are not entitled 10 any
sympathy. The violation OF the liquor
laws is q terrible crime 10 the es,ina-
ton Of = large number OF people and,
they viii go 70 any extreme 20 punish
the man or woman who runs counter 10
tNe!r views. We Ot!IcNS L!!eIe - e e-'oA =
helnous ofHenses than selling liquor, at
the same time, i, is against the law 70
sell liqucr, and the person, be he black
or white. who de6es the law is not q
citizen worthy Of sympathy: when he IS
punished it is the purchase price ne pad
Tor his own folly. The law must be en-
forced, and il it is found that the Law
works oppression and encourages perSe-
cution, it will be either repealed or mod
ifed, bat while it lands upon our stat
u,es i. must be respected and enforced.
Magistrate Eichbourg bound over for
the court Of general sessions the follow
ing: Chamberlain Miller, Charles Can
,ev. James Pompey, James Spann,
Walter Jones. Ernest Curtin and Jane
Flood.
The town council tried the following
cases: Chamberlain Miller, fined slO0;
Toney johnson pleaded guilty With the
understanding that his case would not
be sent 70 the circuit, court, hneG 500;
Charles Caa;ey, fined $50: James Pom
pey,ined $50: B. Wells demanded = jury
and was found rot guilty. This was not
4 case the detectives worked up.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-03-16
STATE CT OHIO. CITY OF TOLEDO. sS

STATE CT OHIO. CITY OF TOLEDO. .sS
LUCAS COUNTY.
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oIth that ne i The
senio. pa-tacr O. the arn OF E }. CHENEf s
Co. doing business IN the city OF To.et!o. county
and State aforesaid an2;hat said ur,-. Will pay
the sun OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS !o-
each and every caSc % Cc.a-ra ihi; cannot be
cured By ,hc use o! HALLS CATAkaH CrHE-
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Swo-. 20 before me uc6 subscribed in my pres
s.cc this 9th day OF December. A. D. lSsd
A. W. GLEASON.
ise.1. Notary Public
~-
Halls Ca:a.rh Cure i taken internally and
nc:s directly OF the blood and MUCOUS surfaces
O. the system Send To- testimonials. free
= J. CHENEY * CO.. To!cdo. O.
Sold by druggists
Halls Family Pills are the best
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-03-16
A Ticket.

We the undersigned announce our
selves as candidates for Mayor and Al
dermen respectively, 10 the approach
ing election and ask your support:
For Mayor. c. BraGbam.
.ildermen.-E. c. Horton, +. S. Err
vim. c.. VI. White, S. N. Reardou, W.
p. Legs and S. O. O'Bryan.
ANOTHER TICKET.
For Aldermeu.-David Levi, +. S.
Erwin, r. c. Horton. S. 0. O'Bryan, r
. Clark and G.. l. Dickson. CITIZEN.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-03-16
To III. Ladies.

You are urged 10 be present 1T our
fascinating display OF pew ard b-auti.
fu Spriog and Summer Millinery. Tues
Cay and Wednesday. March - and 223 223S
Maopiag Milii0erH Parlor.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-03-16
A Lette. o: Iaqs;cy.
Eti.o- The Nana:n: Tiwcs

Eti:o- The Mana!ns Tines
You vii! please publish The names Of
the gentlemen who belong 70 the Au-
dubon Society iu this county. l think
the voters OF Clarendon ought 10 know
them.
In so doing you will oblige ail in this
community. Respectfully,
3. 2. FULTON.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-03-16
Decree for Partition.

Decree Tor tart!tlOH-
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A
Judgment Order OF the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, in the above stated ac-
ton. to me directed, bearing date Of
March Ia,h. 1910, will sell at public
auction. TO the highest bidder for
cash. at Clarendon Court House, at
Manning, in said county, within the
legal hours for judicial sales, on Mon
dav, the 4th day Of April. 1910,
being salesday, the following de-
scrihed real estate:
All that piece, parce! or tract Of
land containing one hundred and
seventy eight Q.s) acres, more or
less, and bounded on the North by
estate OF w. d. Coker; on the East
by lands Of 4. S. Coker: on the South
by lands Of J. u. and j. d. Barrow,
and on the West by lands OF ". P.
Baker. The same being the tract
formerly owned by John II. Johnson.
Purchaser TO pay for papers.
Z. 3. GAMBLE,
Sheriff Clarendon County.
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Itch cured 10 80 minutes by Woo.
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Nrer fails. Sold
bv ". E. Brown & Co.. Druggist.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

our millinery opening. March 22n:l
and 23rd. d. HirSchman.
II you wait i cooking stove or easy
terms go TO Z. y. johnson.
All are welcome 70 attend the mill
nery opening at d. HirSchmaun'S.
For Sale-Three des;ra bic residence
lots on Church street +. d. Clark.
You can buy the rest sewing mach
ine made on easy terms At Is. y. John
sons.
All attend the millinerH opening this
season al d. Hirschman's.
For sac Cheap. Engine. Ap-
ply 10 G. T. RawlinSon 4 Co., Davis
Station. $. c.
For Saie-Two :ire-room cottages.
new, reasonable terms. Good ueig bors.
Apply 20 J. ". Eradham. Manning. S. c
Miss Ora kellum, who IS well rcco-
mmeuded rs miIliner. OF Atlanta. will
ot ~! SIsS SS.tociI 80 ~. SS'b
Eggs ior Hatching From winter lay
ing Barred Plymouth Rocks. S1.30 for
l5 r. G. Mckelvey. Manning. S. c.
For Eeo;-One tive-room cottage.
comparatively new. adjoining the best
OF neigh bors. Apply to.I. ". Brcdham.
Manning. S c.
The Mann;og Millinery Parlor will
hold lis initial opening CT Spring aud
Summer Millinery, Tuesday and Wed
ncsday. March 22ud and 2Jrd. y cor
dial invitation is extended you.
FOR SALE-At public auction. oD
Tuesday. March ~, y, stock OF ;nerchan-
disc. consisting OF shoes. dry goods,
clcthius, hats, groceries and hardware.
This stock is sold 20 oliquid.te the affairs
OF the StrauSs-Rogsn Co. Inventory
taken January l>t- Terms cash. For
information apply 20 l. l. StruSs. Sum-
ter. S c.. or D. O. Rhane, Summer
ton, $ c.. Trustees.
Right reserved 10 reject any and I'll
bids.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-03-16

The chus-chue G, aoak-honk cars that
are driven on our streets have very lit
tie regard TO-: the safety of pedestrians.
and sAr poiiice should entore the ordi-
nances against these machines tucnine
corners without giving timely notice OF
their approach. To hook-hoos within
three feet of person does 40: give tine
enough to get over the fright, and were
i. no, for the inhalation Of the scent OF
the gasolene the scared person might
faint.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-03-16
Money to Lend.

An amount OF money has been placed
in my hands 10 lend on Real Estate.
Apply 20
JOSEPH Z. HHAME,
Manning. S. c.
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Now look out for the millinery open
iues, they are coming, because Easter
requires that ladies must appear at
church on the fiesta! morn with all OF
the flowers taas bloom in :he spring.
and the other vegetation OF this earth
upon their heads. in fact. it is made OBJ
lisatory that there should be rivalry.
the lady having the most fruits, flowers
ana vegetables on her bat, will be given
special attention when she shakes her
vanity and her bonnet for crown.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-03-16

We, the undersigned merchants O.
Manning, agree 70 close our stores
from March l4,h 10 May lst, s. = o'clock
o. n. and from May lss 20 September
is,, at o'clock p. NJ: Rigby Dry Goods
Co., S. r. Vennins. He-ios & Bro,
Louis Levi. Levi Mercantile Co ". II.
Krasnog. Plowden Hardware Co, D
Eirschnanu, The Mannine Hardware
Co. s. A. johnson. J. 3. Rigby, Leon
Weinberg. L E. Wilkins. The Man"
ming Grocery Co., 4. u. Holla6av.
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In our last issue it vas stated that Mr..
81. S. Earvin was going 70 install an
ice plant 10 Manning, 1t IS not the
elder Earrin but his son Lucius who IS
the promoter OF this new enterprise.
Well, he imbibed his spirit Of progress
from the old gent anyway. II IS al.
rich. matters DOT whether it is the sou
or dad, the ice plant is coming and we
hope ie will keep US cool without run
ming Us into the pcor house, as will be
the case il Manning has 20 much longer
depend on the Slush that comes from
Sumter st meat rate prices.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-03-16

For Sale-Three !es;ra bic residence
lots on Church street r d. Clark.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County Of Clarendon.

T. G. Thomas, Plaintiff
against
Maggie DuBose and Inez DuBose,
DEFENDANTS
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You can buy the rest sewing mach
ine made on easy terms At Is. \. John
son $
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twas reported in town Yesterday thai
council contemplated having the few
remaining trees IN front Of the school,
house removed. but we hope it will no;
be done. These trees afford q splendid
shade for the school children "hen 81
play ., recess, and besides they are
novelty because OF they being rare; we
venture that 40 other Town in the State
has white oaks in its streets Let them
alone