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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-12
WEEKLY SHORT STORY


By LULC JOHNSON
"pes-e her ou che trademark. Skin
nr." r~rnl tht captain OF the team.
and Skinny. otherwise Master James
Treafrea- being ever mindful az adj
vice. ~rasrel" the sphere with such
good effect that the baN sailed over the
storee au 90 the FAR end OF the lot
This changed iuhfauou into regret
for not even three scores brought in
bv the home run Offset the fact that
skinny" had knocked a 50-cent ball
over the wall into the Colonel's gar
den.
Billy Suifnn. who had been cajoled
Into ioaniug his new ball 10 the big
fellows" some o. whom were all OF y
years OF age. let out a roar at the sud
den disappearance OF his property
Balls that went over the high stone
har.i.r bieh surrounded the property
% tle peDpery old Colonel MoultOn
eere regarded as good as lost None
% the bows dared brave the wrath Of
the retired oElcer ga search OF prop
erty lost
Col. Moulton would have been re-
garded az An ogre by medieval youth.
fOr be stormed and raved az children
The smaller lads firmly believed that
he liked 20 XIII children. and when dusk
had fallen they hurried past bis house
lest be spring out and seize them.
Now az the disappearance Of the ball
I the outhelders followed the base run
aers up 20 the home plate and joinec
Y IN the vOliey OF reproach directed 70
ward the unfortunate skinny.
~You told me 20 paste her. he re
u minded the scowling captain.
Il didn't tell you 20 knock her oyei
/ the wall" was the scornful retort-
Poor Biily's mall lick him wheI
be goes home without that ball
This was an angle from which tn
unfortunate William had not hithert'
viewed bis loss. and IL caused bic grie
20 double.
You better skip over the fence an
get a." declared the captain. and th
gang shucdered.
Like a true despOt. the captain coul
/, not b. induced 20 alter his command
, and though he weakened perceptibl
az they drew near the fatal wall. h
affected a noncbalance he did NOT fee
and bending over be formed his hand
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-12

whom come their principal earnings.
may have too mucn Neisut pol1 80
thefr news columns Rnd IN their edi-
toriai columns. The president OF the
American Historical Association may
well De- right when De SAYS mat their
files WIZ NOT be reliable historian ma %
ra-fnf as those % the new papers ot
ffty years ago. But the newspapers ot
the country could not if thcy Would,
r-o en- uasse against the true senti-
-rent and opinion OF the country they
have TO- consider subscribers as - Ell
a. owners and advertisers Newsps .
Ders do frequently so wrong when
subtle sentiment Is right. and occa
eioually one goes right in community
whore public sentiment is wrong but
THE press Is still a. pretty tair cri-
terion % the DRIFT % public opinion
when the press goes one way and
washington heads another notWith
standing. the country d. not uslAll y
found going Nth Washing fon- Ihts
time ue believe even Washington %
beginning 90 see that DO ls wlth tlt
press Ever Washington would prob
ABLY admit that 10 The country should
go A chance Co choose new Con
rre1s tomorrow. 10 would reduce ths
Ee-uhlfrar raDrese- rnticn 90 hand
fuf-Harper's weekly.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-12
MASKED MEN KEEP
WHOLE TOWN AT BAY
Dynamiting Drew Crowd of Half
Clad People, Who Were Told to
Be Good-Highwaymen Sc
cured $1,000 and Made
Clean Getaway.

NEWELL. ". Va Speci1l -Four
masked men Thursday held Up the
whole population OF this town while
they rined safe. Thea they escaped.
BIoodh0unds were Immediately put
on thelr trail and the authorities OF
five nearby towns notified. IL Was
reported that they secured $1,000.
4 violent shock and detouatiOn
drew a half-clad crowd az 2:3O A.
NJ TO 9he North American Manufac-
turing Company building. Two mask
ed men stood them OF while two
others went through the safe
The first man 20 move is as good
as dead" cried the leader. Then
calmly. but without lowering their
guns. the quartette escaped. while
townspeople were searching for arms.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-12

I.-r.r'. rarhr Shl---oek d. svrau having
ra--.rt cav raa--s arf saiis
TT AZ the Time of Coronation.
rtr .orurartnr vas srct ',r June s6. 1909
ns.t coo faF. before that Gate it ga. ar-or-e.I
.tat t>e sinr rss iu vith rrrtyphiitis A. sire
r.Inr crsraf,or ga, hai uigh s-icre---rf -.-. -s.
ara th-r~ dass ttteraard D. =as Or OF tarrc--
r. kiurs visits rrhsc-uentiJ o. Po-t-EaL
ltaie and Francc ur-r crriitri with impo-rart
r.eiitf,ai results. aamcly. close uuterstzni i1-
t-rrr th-r r-srrs ard Enr,anf. ard nartirl-
iarlr the Arzl1- f'rcuEh aErceuent. EherehF al
i-rr-rrtarr fis-ufr- heturer Pane and E--, a-i
ur-r a-srahlr d.srosrt o. vith the rrsu-t that
E-risni r-i free haai iu EEyrt and Francc Ear
Nr-r..c. sale fhc lrrrurT-of fisnure al.rai
F-srlh rshi-r -fEtts tr NcTf1uriiEnf uzs viz
.raUr e-zfrt Thr god urferrtarilnE bct-err
-hr Uuis-l Stnre- aut Errtnnt vas also larVci1
--ru,1tef hl ere kinE 49, uas tisaTs fsro-ahll
.-..s-af Co tr-rrr. ans
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-12
WOULD PREVENT POLLUTION
or JAMES AT LYNCHBURG

LYNCHBURG. VA Special A
movement is being started here to-
day 70 secure funds 20 institute suits
against pulp mills and tanoeries. To-
Gated on the upper shore OF the James
River 10 stop further pollution OF the
river.
At this point the river has the ap-
peArance OF a sewer because OF pulp
mill pollution.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-12

ILUUG--AtAkaA AC2C &AAANANNAe
LONDON >pecial.-While the
rrraf he'll OF - t>aui's Cathedral
FridRy long without Buckingham
~. sorrow OF 6srcat Britain Tor
l,c- we'll beloved King Edward
vi. the millions Of this CITY
hssShs-d and SomhCr. paid honor %
hfS memory in tcar>~ The Stca0l
RntlI OF the giant bell sounding
above all Others seemed like ttic
sd beating 81 the nations nc2rt
- GEORGE y. thc SatlC- ktus,
vsaS acknowledged Suc>'c~Sor 10
Edward. the TsCaCcrllr s,cr. VINO lay /
dead az RuCkinE
SUent crowds u..s,i the streets
Tlls, usual sounds OF the mctropo-
H. and partly Sullcd from one
end of tire city 40 THE other, and
from ore end uf the empire 90
ths. other. whittier the sad news
Fla~ cune thc people mourn. They
appcar a. 1T ercat physical e.
tnmity had hcen visited upon thc
nation-
crowd Awaits Ncvs
The crowd tllag had waited ell
Cay hong without Buckingham
EsntaCc Tor word ot the ruief
condition had just received the
ln~1 news Then uumindfui of the
mud and wafer 80 the pavement.
an aCcd woman knclf and with
hands upilrcd. prayed for the
soul Of the ruler. The crowd
lrared their heads and bowed a.
they saw the simple act.
A dav % bright sunshine opened
the lEn of George r. Lh-s morlir-
came bright and clear, after the cri1'
ale and rain which l-ercltl Jas
nights crowds SD urritr l-ul az thei
cwn discomfort while tneE aWalte'
where the heart 90 ere 1aton va
cente-cG.
me vest majority 40 Lo0ions r-l
Hons k-ex nothing 90 rhe loE- 30 me
ruler ru this mcr-r-E- when ~
rucu-rf-- borders of -he rfu s1a1e-
EsEfa7re IRE reus that Eauarl 81
No more. afte- "a serious Illness ot o-
three DAYS spread rorsrFrrat ton.
NcuSp1pcr Supply Exhausted
The newspapers were arscrre0
tke crowds o. hundreds % thcrsani
80 l,er,-e $ o'clock the morning 81
No. hal been exhausted IsreD can
fhe evening papers. l- -re--- go q Gus
aues. telling ~ fhe accession a. ~
George y
AT -nnwnF stations and trnmw'
terminals the people gathered
u-~a-rnr There uas hur one tou
49, gave paV o. thew Crtef. enc q
RiEht 90 n1eE weeulrE as eel az r
Een was common Before the OF
wrEE -fa- nd1aured q mighty u1e
hum1nitE was sweeping llto lnt -
q rnr CITY. rCUl-E tor the uNs1 ~
rh~uurh ire great Liverpool ard CA
No. street stations In the cent
q I.1rdc-. fhey gathered AZ the new
parer nfnres about bulletin boards
~~rFEeE slowly about the city
Muc~ az Mourning
The muuruirE 90 tnf nation t'r
80 Ia -nr q ceremonial urEerFa1-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-12

.F- -e sol. ever deceived Yolr wife
stones . fhink = have and thef
.~sfr r.Irk ! haven't YOU Nigh
Asa hrI Is have "--iiouaion Post
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-12
ENGLAND M0URNS
DEATH OF EDWARD

Mourning Is Not 3 Ceremonial
But Genuine Expression Of
People for Their Leaders,
lent Respect Keynote of At
titude-Markets Affected.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-12

Nothing Elevating.
Money talks. seldom balks.
Does not flags
But It's gas ~. alas.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-12

Edrard W. ktEE % the T-ltel
Fsr.elo1n and 30 the Colonies and L-l-
r.rar " Irlla. ras rEe second ch-ie
aaL ellesf eor ~ Queen tlcicrla anl
ar Price Coreorl Albert blrr -p~
rerntssr s. Lkf1. be- Nas crr-sierel Al
terr Edward and creates Prince ~
WEES - ls1e be- waE Eace knight
q the Garter among ptrsf tides
ClNll military alI raFal--col-terr e1
up0r aim a. fhls tine or later were
these o. Duke - Cornwall. Duke u
Eorhsay. Earl ~ CarrlcE. Ear q
Dubln. BaFon EeEfrew aD4 lloi1 ~
tie Isles Ills el1cation. which Nas
rloat carefully planned. was concect
Cd ~ private tutors Later b. studied
e. Elin3Brgh CONVERSELY, ~ Christ
Church College. DXrcrcs anc ~ Inn
ity. cam bridge
In lass ~ Travelled ln Italy an1
Spain IN the following year uncer
rhe lnc0RnftJ - LORD hsnirew, he
visltee The raitec states where ne
nes received vlra cordially. anc can
ada where he Wae Weicomec NitA
great enthusiasm. Ieasing Cambridge
IL June. 1861. he entered The army
al C,urragh. Ireland. where he learned
rhe details 81 military duty. To 1862.
after his fathers death. he Travelled
az the Holy Land and yiSliec Jeru-
seiexn-
Enfeg House o. Lords.
In 1SC1. as Duke 81 Corn@aib hf
raade q beginning OF 5is Duciic life
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-12

vas A. this time bought FOR him out
. -. s.,-t,.ss~ ~ - r,s,orff~ H.
lerc, 80 th,a same wear he married
,i.x~os-a Caroline Mary Charlotte
mis-. Isllia. eldest daurhtct OF King
Tristan ~ OF Denmark This
rtu.-~ss. who Was born December 1.
Ra4 MS distinguished by q stately
s,.sty and youthful aspect which she
-~tNtned until late En- life. Parliament
ave the Prince on the occasion OF
"a marriage an income OF Seoe eoo
ear. esNdes the revenues ~ tne
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-12

In 1SC1, as Duke o. Cornwall. he
Sac q beginning Of 5le Duciic life
- takins flis seat AZ the House Of
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-12

Friends ana relatives aver that Miss
stephens began 20 show Ems ~ Worry
after the receipt OF this letter. She
was ou the verge of O. breakdown when
members OF the family sent her 90
FlruIra 90 her sister. There she seem
eG TO regain health. and q Few weeks
ago she returned to this city and re-
stunned her work as a healer. But in
the old environment her mental trou-
bles came back.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-20
Trustees A.Swe:,
E.a.:o- TIC Maan.a: Time,

t.a:;oE TAc Ma:n':'.; Times
Answering. IN. communication OF =.
n.--on of IN. haywood school in vour
;Ss,,, ot Last week w. nh. Board OF
Trustee, OF Harmony School District.
desire 70 make = si,nni. sta,e,.e0,
..;.ir,r ourselves rirh; in the. prem.
is~s.
Ist. ~ 10 the. io>s Of the school
building. our boar, has never had
ANY :utina:ion Of the loss OF Il school
building in our district. except
through the co.n.auui iou O: 4 pat
ron o, th. EaywocI schoo, IN your
last weeks iS>u,.
. As 70 ;h,. f,ct oi orr deriving
s;y,-en children % .c,,oo! or riv;!rcc-
r;,, oast y,a-. ". >i,ooIv cit. vo,, 20
~. r.ror;: in r;. of,:cc az ,h,. Srn.-
ir-.n,,rnr az Ehrr,,io,, ~ Mauuinc
and Won vii fuI mar ,te ,y,.rac. ;t;.
Tendance. \, haywood school AZ the
las, school wear was 10 for the en-
tire term Considering This fac, our
board decided after consultation with
PROT Brown. ,h,t II wouIi b,. l,.s, 20
>usp.uG .e,u,,orar;jy the Operations o.
-h:s school and reorir. nj Whit. M
nils ~ ~. ,1;S-r;c. ,o ,.-.,6 :h. fj.r-
now school whjcl, i centrally locat-
al md ,I,hnu,,l, III, ,cin,, !. NOR.
-.,.,,,,... ;-n, 10 ,,L.-. of orr
- 49,, -. .-n,,a,,,.. ~.
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:, - - 80 - 49," 49,
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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-20
Big Branch Dots.
F:.Ii:o: -. ...anajuc Tines

f:li;o: -, ;:.H:Ii1:l; Tines
Ok. sunday afternoon. i:ih inst Rev.
" j. kizr: oi PaXville. Joined :n holy
wcdiock =: the home Of l!r. and Mrs. ).
=. G;hSo3. :hc brides :,:::'c2;>. Nr. San!
Toachbe.ry aaG; Miss Lynwood Gibson.
Tie ceremony was Witnessed Only by the
,ue.a hec> OF The iI:.:EeG!ate families. lD
the afternoon :Ac colpi" we::. 10 their
home The c"u2!e received: Z couple OF
valuable presents.
Or me same afternoon Immediately
after the ,'oich5. rrv-G!bson ceremony,
NJ. Rollins Gibson and Miss F.nIia!e
Stone were aui;eG in marriage 3y ;he
Sa:ae minister Tn" groom :>a brother
.. the .i'o1c:, sherry bride. TA:> marriage
WIS 20 agreeable surprise 20 the parc":>
o: Nr. Gibson. tLIFS.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-20

X row 0: woodea buildings we're de-
.lroveG ., Paxvi!.e las "Wednesday
nigh: by Ere. The origin s suspected ="
5e !acecG;a ;arv, and = negro by The name
OF Jonn Coovers WAS arrested anG ct;!TSS-
&c with the crime. There seems 20 have
beer couSidera Die rivalry oc;wce: Con-
yers and some o;he: negro sore keeper,
and some th:aN ia; this :::l> something
20 Go With :hc charge aGaiHs; the a.
,.rSeC
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-20

Co.lc n:d sci!ow. ve;e w!;E ne i.l!>
.isn-. : :. .vca: plea :h;:, ! being ":;l,! !:
OK ar o!d h;.>-hceG: politician |; Eoa WI.
vo:e Ia. my :n;.a w.ii vo;c ;or ANY 2t:i-
er ,naa yor; might suCGes;. = aao;"e!'
trick 20 :ool :he ansuspec.:nC. he lei
low who iaaSeS sGcA I proposition ms
he same n.uoo>;tion tc- every .n22 &c
thinks : foolish ccoag:l 20 ac c;s:;-a: :'N
the :1ai.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-20
The Hospital.

W.;h z nucleus o: two acres O: iand.
he SUN o: Sl.2il.Gl 4. interest. to-
gethe- with about $1,000 >ub>cri bed.
not yc; p;:;t ;hoa-n claims 70 oe gooC:
when The time comes 20 pay i. why
70: ;Ac men OF Clarendon coun:y follow
,he example OF othe: counties IN The
State anG build 4 hospital: i IS sorelv
neede&. The matter OF support which
Is ~ often brought agaa,. il has been
clearly demonstrated! As practicable 10y
Ike Successful! ci,ort Of the .a>: :e";
GAYS.
.lN INTERESTED MEMBER OF
THE UOSPITA!. ASSOCIATION
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-20

We notice n ,ne !c:.e:- froGl :'""i. =.
y BARRON q: G.e!n>c:. C".:"-:c tt!l: re
has .;Xct. he. lied Tor ;ae t,.r;n"v.> Il.
>t!:ute :: rG-3c,il.c. wh:c!. j ih.' GaH
io., The Si:,:c campaign :!ic.;.a- :icre.
This \ 20 be regretted - :, w::! have
he c.fcc: q: sc"pi:- 4 Goos. :naay o!
Saieyn> voters ;.%ay ::o&! ;hc poij;!cas
uec;!ag aaG deprive them OF nearing
The -e2:!e:ne2 :,.,l SHY they >aoa!G %.
elected % he ;ligh STATE oi,c@. We coz
Tess ;ha: the farmers Institutes a~c oi
more pr:i,.t.cat v,,.!c ;n:hc farmer, Than
arc he poiitica! :are:!ag>. Tsc !:!>.;:s.-
;c> Teach them something IL wh:cA ;neE
are vita. y Interested IL. wh:.c the ota-
ec : ! mater they caC gatAc:' from the
pres, o: ne STATE. The c"impa:@uer>
MAKE &boa: the same speeches :; erc:-E
place ;hey - 20 aad ::ca"!y very read
or o: the daily newspapers know j! aG-
vance wh"t ;hcr -" going 20 say whc;!
they reach hcrc. We should however
Ike 20 sec :. good crowd here on -.
:2,22at
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-20
l';'.C'g
Rice Flour.

ca. fresh l:.cc Flour direct from the
mills. best and chcapc>; .. roa2G ie.'!
for horses cows. hogs and chickens we
have ever u>cG. boo:h-lla:oE Ike
Stock Co. Sumter. =. &.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-20

Busy. vcrv basy, opening goods te:.t
comes ia:o hraSnoi.' in ear loads. ~
>con - l.. gets s:ra!ch. n" VII unload
iAcr., on he ;.s:b.:.c :; record. o.'eaH HtH-c. =
nr.,.rS
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-20

Norman +. Mack. chairman .: tne Aa-
tiouai Democratic Committee says: ne
Office holder who taxes !: apoa a.:E>e! ::
20 null his ki:h AID kan INTO o!scc WI!
wake I'D 20 realize :ha. he has commit
ted grave error. No man cIc become
80 s:roc.s that here are zone who can
Il! MS place. and when he i.aasin"> Rim
sci. irvincib.e be will discover soonc: or
late: tha: he has been snora o: his
strength 5v his OWE !cGiScrc:iOa.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-20
OPENING Books Of Subscription.
S.a;c o: South Carolina

q. CO., -. = ~ S.---t.
Couaty OF Clarendon.
Notice is hcrcb! given tha; pursuac.
% :. commission issued by Hon. *. u.
NcCowc. Secretary OF State. books OF
subscription 20 the capita. stock OF Inc
J. ". R-adnan Company vii! De opened
4; The Old W. +. JenkinSon Company
sore. ~ Manning. 5. c., from j. clock
y. 10 O'Clock 7. u, on the 22o.h day
Of July. 1910. The purpose o: the COM
ranv is 10 90 4 general merchandise
!. ". BEiDHAM.
EARLE y MOFFETT.
CLARENCE MATHIS.
CorperatorS
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-20

rne:r wa> . Gcubic m..rr!a@" ';s>i
S.aday .; the ;.o:nc OF NJ ). !. ;'.n-
So:l Eev. u. J. k!ze- wa> tn" o}GcIat-
;a- minister. ard -" cca.r:tci!2~ pa.
tics were NJ. Sar, Touch berry ana
Miss Ly2wooL Gibson. :: cauGa;er OF
l:r. :. Is. Gl0>oa. ard Atr. ko:.:nS Sr;o-
Soa. and Miss t..r,rie Sto"c. Ga;iSt,-
...- @. Ny Phillip Stone.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-20

>eG:.:y Supervisor Nciao,I" : ahos,t
u n.,,.s... his arrangement I" n'"r,' TN
chain ;:n-. '";r IL" SG;Isit Grove >'t'i.,':i
ana ,suc.l rs way .hr"u-h po":, a., Mex
L;c:. .,.., &,..,i~:;y. iae>, .orsa>!.,i,> ::l,c.
- .rc:::nIt.,: q: :so:,r;. :::lt: :. III, bev:Gc
here ~, b..;! :.!c,. >;::!! o: Gs!C:cH
- icI. ;o:s; o:,.!Gl2- - >.3Hs.ei:ses.: -.
COUNTY Lind! i; has been t;.e oJnr:'v:>-
o"> desc 10 "et ovc: !2to IA. section
fo:' -. -ste tir:;c. hu: :::c rains. together.
III yti;er liiilicEitieS have retarded his
progress A!-. ..cfaGG:a recognizes The
ace, o: work il! ;hc salem >ectio" Of
Tie countv, aul he has Gc:.-:n!@ct, a>
>oon ~ h,. can finish i:le wo:H he i CO.
:nc .ow . aui. Up :.:..i 20 over ;aerc-
We Krow ;ae peooc OF ,hc :o:.a>!!;'>
mentioned xii give tAc chan :::a- !
welcome :or thc roads i. some p;.;;> axe
S2Gly u ac,., oi rc,.ai:.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-20

Dc not forge, The gooo roacs meeting
thu: II is take place in Manning on the
9th. There will DC 1t this meeting
Sovercme2. eSper: road builders VINO
will make interesting and Instructive
addresses. Mr. WiaS!ow IS regarded a.
authority or road building and ne MS
been detailed by the toi:ed States GOV
ernmen: 20 accompany The Eecoc6, 5
touring party Taev are 20 De here o.!
the 9TH. Everybody interested II the
building up Q: the highways should DC
here
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-20

\oou:i: i:vc o CLOCK las: Ta.,s>,..,:: after
noon an electric >:ogm came IN >lGGcG-
~, accompanied with Z >:iowc: .; :a;n
which .a>.eG BIZ; :. :cw ;GiCu;c>, ::at! o.
the Mcleod IL .c;::a pace. :>ss2c. WAj;c
colorcd and Eu!e bciocgiII., !" ~.
Mcleod were .;.S;an:3v S;!3cl; % - -
::ag. IL he: same ;:c.& ttc:c H:,t> p.oTS-
e. :: ;:traoc:' % ac:-I.> who sCvitG c:Ic
cloud coming ~ :ooE o@: :ac':' I:.Ulr, -gnt::
made 70: The 3a:H, b0; W'h!:c :o25 .tica!
tina. nc woa!G H:ar;e one t:.Osc :o":. ;t;3=.
rctIa:aeG 20 :;;ci>h ne !,,"".:!--. Curo.c:
Ba.cet: w:::S co::::..cd AL :.c .;,.t&cts!a;c-
liz e:npanc!:cl. = i::: w.o :eCde"cs. :
ve-G:c, !c lcco.1!.::;.3c VIII .;.c a30Te
.ac.S
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-20

Why is j: some will pe-sis, in :nisrep-
-csen.ing Tie Senator o: this county
abou. the game and :;>h laws: Hu: thcc.
: dirty politician IS liable 70 rn!Sceprs-
sent his Maker. Il 20 DO so ne thinks ne
.arry OIL. q ,lI,rnNSe
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-20

70: Sac C"c.sp. uae Engine. .N!,-
p!y % t Z. -. :!:::!>oa K Co. p...l>
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-20

Mr.. D. s. Jones who IS IN the service
OF the Atlantic Coast Line, IS bow -
home with his parents, Hon and NrS.
Geo. F. Jones al Davis Station.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-20

Du@'; >ic@G yu;if :no:..y: SAKE !;
ana zach NrJ>:5c:I>, :, ;!:c :.ve:-rc:dr :
bargain sore H,->; goods :o!. lie !e:>,
money. his :3ot;c.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-20

There IS 10 law which :o-oic> the
drinking OF arie>ian water. providing !:
is taken straight. ba: there IS no telling
how long this much freedom w!H No per-
mil,eG 20 stand.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-20

krasnof'~ rc;3rn from ;nc Northern
market MEATS MONEY il: yo,:: pccEc;.
t;c i ~. o.,!-timc o;:rSaI: aaye-. save
r"I:r money and keep yo.r eyes "p"n.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-20

Lr,st Large >c;,"r rin-. .cweiiy:
>::r,;U. answering g na:i!.- o: Tap>.
f3ni.c:' w:!l DC rewarded rr Y. {. Davis.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-20

Note the change OF :he D. j. Chandler
Clothing Company advertisement; IL this
issue Prices are quoted. I'D .ho>e cou-
temp:a:;aC tn. purchase 0! c!ota!nC or
gents furnishings should when they 20
TO Sumter 20 70 this splendid store
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-20

The Miss Alderman o: -Alco.u enter
taiued number Of friends 1t their aome
las: Thursday evening. The Manning
young peonle are singing the praises O.:
the Alderman ladies' and say the: had
:, mos, Geiiyh.f,,l .;,,e
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-20

Let Clarendon show 20 Co!ie,on :. les
son io good manners mex, Friday 5v .E!v-
ing 20 every candidate L respectful hear
Ing. Applaud your iavor!te a.. you
please. bu. do 30: interrupt the other
,rar while ne IS spanking.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-20

Mr.. Martin Tobias, OF kings:ree.
with the County Record, was il Man
ming Yesterday. or account OF the III
ress o. his father.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-20

lie: everr body help 20 build me road
Se,wcco Manning ana Williamsburg
couc.r lice. |; vii! 5e :. :r-ca; ,:!!H@
to- The pab.ic generally. and those l!v-
,c,. or cha; road especially. Il wi.,
also be : :ra6c briugcr 20 Manri2g.
Mr. " 2 Legg. who 5 "a charge o!
collecting Tor This. : meeting with
very good success :iu, more r:uss o.
raised. and chose who havc 40; coz
tr.b@:eG coG!G no. give 20 :, more need
co proicc:. Manning. OF ii? places
should taSc :. deep ;a:e-e>: i: ta;>
WORK. :or Is success :ncaa> thousands
OF dollar, u c-acte saved - The ,oys:
The STATE ca,npaiG@cr> arc 20 DC ia
Manning ueN: Friday. aaG wc hope tncE
will DC -cec:cd oy :. good crow'i, ;Aa;
;he people vii civc % cach a.G eTer!y
:G:;,e :. re>Dccttt:! :lc;!!.!-. ::::t Ia;
The candidates WI. 50 coaLuct 'j.eiu-
selves Is 20 me:!: h" resi- ."":::1! aca;..:I :,
o: :hc:- auditors. matters no: w&"
YOU :2vor :og :a!> %: ma. "tIice. !. : %
bc supposed that aiioi Observation-Disclosures :.!'c
ca:i::ec, - yoUc :r::c:tjo2. AMI. whcn
y"a arc ;!:c,! l;2t: do 20: ,.eS.cc :" ac.sr
3 SPEAKER, -ec up and 90 ,..::se;ly c,:t
wi:hou. d!s;:i:a;.l% hose w.:o,;" w!stl %
hea-.