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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-23
To The Boys Clubs.

The boys OF the Clarendon County
Corn Clubs are hereby asked and re-
Guesnd 70 make AZ exhibit IL the corn
exposition TO DC held in Columbia from
December the 9Th 20 the Sih. Inclusive.
To make IN exhibit. !. is not necessary
70 90 70 Columbia. OF course your pres
ence there is desired i: You can attend.
II YOU desire or will enter. please apply
20 L. l. Baker, Superintendent; BOY :
Corn Club Department. Columb::. :. G..
for the necessary shipping car'!s and
information Do this so ,ha: YOUR eN-
hibi, can reach Columbia b. December
trS, If possible There will bc sevcra!
prizes for the boys OF Clarendon county
and we want I respectful nu,aoer Of
entries for them. y space * reserved
for Clarendon and We should se:.d 10 the
exhibits. Get up the Very best you can.
De sure 10 write L. l. Baker fox full
directions
|; YOU decide 10 make az exhibit after
IL is TOO la:c 10 write 10 Mr.. Baker. jus:
attach L card 10 your exhibit win yonr
pane. poS,otiice. and count: attached.
/; would be well Tor ,c:Dc OF ;ne boys -
each club 20 take i leading pax, an" get
Others Of your club 10 Srud =: n! exhibit,
,hcu al pack your cXu:bii> Ia the same
box FOX shipment.
Respectfully.
f. j. BROWNE.
Count; Sun,. Eiucatio.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-23
A Comrades Tribute.
=, j. DNUN y 7,
Count; Sup. E.dnc:,tioa.

Jo>cph r Khanc i dead. dc w..> my co::!-
-aac and friend Lie i = :,:.rruw vale between
the cradle rocked babe and ;ac G"cccp:t u!.n "-
woman w!:a hoIry head. SrG:c.t!!cd vision. AID
:a!tcr;nc steps T!.:lc O: p-cA.>.o-!c Az = >ii!.
bearing u on 10 The farther margin g. The .a.c-
Joseph +. kha!rc >cyvcd one year TItb Com
pany D. :ad 5. c. V. In.a-;ry. IL ;he >p-:nS Q.
!Sts: the ac,c: o. Nor:hc-;. virginia w:t> .t-
Organized. \: that ;ii::c coI:-..Jc Eaa;:!c ca-
;c:,.,, The artillery service known D-i'a>>'
Battery cag c:.!r >p-.:ik o: aII;l ~ En"w n:!n
!n :hc campaigns o. 1851. being i>oiat-! :rG!n
h!;:. The ucxt thru. ycar> u. The w-.. However.
can >.lv with a.! :rac$ncs> i..I; :!ly c";!!-!'c c
49, made OF; OF ~o.Gicr!y material. Duty ".>
his slogan. Duty. thu: impressive wo:G ia.
The ic,ao-t1! Lcc said was the >uo.!:nc>: word
ia he English language Bc.Giif3. wo-I y -.
IL means 30 much. Yes. I: - w:ca.hca IL H.
ora SublI.,:ity. Sc>. co:I.r..G.c Ea:nc w.N -c2dS
=. any ;i:.c 20 :acc tSc grim CARROTS and the
ha.. o: minnie balls The array = the pace a.
rad ou, :ac qualities O. good o: indifferent:
Mv co.ur:ar made good. Ec straight
\; :ac close o. ;ac war ne with others ea:::c
home khaanc !atG aside his Old :::ay JACKET.
with modest p-tcc. conSc!cnt!ou>!v feeling :ha;
ne had Goac y. he could :or The cau>c ;aa: WIS
lo>: For the last thirty Yeas o: HIS !Ic We ne.
quite c::cu a=d mad u;aay pleasant chats 20.
ge:sc. speaking q! days conc by. ;Aa. thc s::',i.
The meta: ot mca. through = furnace q: :-c. HIS
c2!: .roC: the ma:-t9 .! :eat narrow :.:.c.
brought him 20 :hat unseen liver. that .!Tcr 10
,ncrti. eve has ever sccn. Jackson. a:!d Lee
crossed ;ha; river. AID The countless E"tnac:
,hs: wore The ::ray. May the >i..ai..: w!ad> {:
winter hr = rcQc:>::! orc. a!> apHoTc'. ;::"u!''!
Soldier AID gentleman. EcIuic>cat in pace.
=. J. BOWMAN.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-23
HEED The WARNING.
Many Manning People Have Done So.

When the kidneys are sick iney give
unmiS,akabic warnings ira: should not
De ignored Ey examining the urine
and ;reatin. ,hc kidneys upon the frs!
sign 0! disorder. many days o. suffering
may be saved Sex SidueyS eNpel :
dark. i.l-sme!iing urine. full OF brick
dust" Sed!men; and painful in passage
Sluggish kidneys cause dull pain IL
the small o! the back. headaches. dizzy
spells. tired, lansuid feelings and trc'
Qucn,iy rheumatic twingeS.
Deans Kidney P:!is are :or the kid.
nrl> oniy: ;hey curc sick Kidneys and
rid The blood OF uric poison. II you
sci!e. from any OK the above symptoms
YOU can use 10 be,:er remedy.
Manning people recommend Dcan 5
Kidney Pills.
G.. l. NcElveeU, 5. Church ST. Man.
ui3.. :. G.. says: ''Doaa's Kidney Pills
proved ~ be the bes. kidney remedy
ever ::sc!. Ny 5:::auey> were wc.,i:
! Cor >o.:.. time and 700 frequently pass
ages oi the r;,!asv Sec-e;ioa> caase'!
,ne 10 arise often during the night.
nT.reG severely from oackache and
:,:::cS through my ioins a:d Z, times /!
waS - ....:nc tna:| could no; Stoop or
!i:t. !ina:!y read about DoanS hld'
ucy i'.!i> and procured i box. Since
us:n- ;herl. my oacSac!ie has di>a?-
pc:.r.d. ;hc !aueHc>S haS been removed
and DO not have :" arise - night
recommend !)oa!.> Kidney Pills ~
every opoGriunitr.
For sal, 5v aii,;e::,..:>. i'rice % ce:.:>
Foster Ni;,jG"a C. i.ss:;]l:'c Ne" OK.
sole agents for hi u.:5.,i S-at..>.
I;-.ucinher tn mn" Doan' 's-anG
t:Se y" o,i.ei.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-23
No. Sorry For S!asder.

III INV friends hadu', bluudered in
thinking | WAS doomed victim OF con.
sumption, I might not be alive now
writes D. =. San1-r>. OF Harrodsburg,
KY, 'bu, for years they SAYS every a.
temp, TO cure :uog-rackin2 cough !aii.
AZ last I tried Dr.. Kings New D!scoy-
erv. The effect was wonderful. Il Soo9
stopped the cough and | am nov IN bet
;s- health than | have had !or years.
This wonderful. life saver Is an unr.va!'
eI remedy Tor cousns. colds. la@r!ppe,
asthma, Group, hemorrha@e>. wAooplnG
cough or weak lungs. SOC. Sl.00. Trial
bottle free. Guaranteed by al drug.
S!S:St
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-23
?;aewood Dots.
Editor The Mana.a: T,mc>:

Editor The NaDaia.: T!:Ec>:
The .cx; Lyceu.! attraction. :" ~ seen h'.;"
Will bc The ka:c Fuller Co. u! Washington y.
c. o.! mex: Tuesday cvcaia:. N"v, 18Th. There
i probably rad. before n" p03!Ic i'.!u
quite cu...> Miss u!.T n ;h'' G'''tarai!o:! i::'!
Lia!cc: @. ;ac Southern a--c-o o: a:;"hc..ua:
days.
Sir D;c. Rollins -. C:,:..e!c:.. v!>i;ias Mr. },
". Weeks.
j N- Jan:.> B-a!:>:o.G. Of or.a='.s.:-,. pat
Monday IL ,own on uc>.Hc>>
Mr>. J. =. Lawrence j. -:>!::!.E .....;:''' =:
Mss !!c.-y i:cy:.a:,.> i y>i;:::s. i= !i-aach,
We.
". uoy,a-G SCOT: >i,sa; >.:;.,':.y i: h::::.eh.
v...!r,
Miss A:i.i,. K"na",!y =: >pa.:..l&.:-. ! asst
lax Nr>. L, y. li-Ii!>fo:'i.
M- I:aaa!a. Eitha:l>e:. 800; " !~c>'..sy =.
F.o--:c'. az! b'.>!:..>>-
key " z Dsc..:!. o. >;!::.;". ihGr:.ci-: !.'-re
!..>; Sunday :;.urnin.; IN tat Methodist chUr1.:.
Miss >r:>.: u! !:!cha-G>.5;I NIr':a - v,'' -.
:. v:,:, - ": .:l,! A.-~ i: { !:lrt::d>'T::-
= ~.
rt:cy.U"1 =. - N":-ci, !.;0
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-23
A Correction.
E:d!.c- TIE Manning Timc>

Please allow me space IN YOU: paper
70 correct IN error iha, came out Z sew
weeks ago.
mus, say tha, it is sad mistake
abou; my SOD. Cleveland 8. Moore. H.:
did not mysteriousIy disappear As |. his
father. took him 70 the depot 70 board
the train or The 10Th Gay OF September
10 60 10 the medical Schoo! 10 finish his
studies. krow where he Is. and anu
the one that's furnishing him the money
10 bear his expenses, and don't think
that i, is anybody elSe'S business: Is the
Joining county seemed 20 be SO interest
ed in him. And will say further for
their 10 formation that his wife knew al
about him going 20 school.
You will please publish this The
Charleston News. The Florence Times
County Eecort; and The Lake City News
will please copy.
Yours respectfully.
s. W. MOORE
Lake City. 5. G.. Nov l., 1910.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-23
NOTICE.

Pursuant 20 I Comniis>!oa issued oy
l. ". McCown Secretary Q: State. the
undersigned Board OF Corporato.s will
open Bco.,S o: Subscription 20 the Capt.
;:ii S:ock g; ;h,. Sank OF Sautec. : cor
pcrStion propo>c,: - e formed. II the
store o. .Sur.:ne:;oc Hardware Company
in Summer,oa. Souii. C..:-o:ica, on Satur-
dav. the 18th ,.av Of November. 1910. 1t
10 o'c.ocS in ,!:c forenoon.
Dated 4, Sammer;oa. ). G.. tbs 18Th
dav oi November. 1910.
J. y JAMES.
l.. {. RICHARDSON.
WILLIAM l.. NooD. VI. D.
Board Of Corpo-ators.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-23
A Household Medicine

To be really valuable must show
equally good results from each sienbe:
o. the family using il. Folcy's Honey
and Tar does just this. Whether !os
children or grown persons to!''v Ho2.y
and Tar is oeS; and safest fr: al coughs
and colds. ". T.. Brown x Go.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-23
Will Promote Beauty.

Womcn desiring beauty get wonder
~, e: help from Buc.llen'S .Arnica Salve.
/; ban:>hcS pimpleS. skin eruptions,
sores and bo:IS. Il makes the skin soft
and velve;y /; l;:.ori.icS the face. Cures
sore eyes. cod sores. cracked lips, chap
ped hands. Bes; ;or burns, >caldS, fever
sores. cuts. bruises and piles. &c. ata:l
druggists
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-23

The readers Of TIE TINES always a2-
,--cia,e wei devised advertisement.
especially when it offers something at
,rac,ive 10 The way o! prices. aod styles.
Tie y. J. C!iand!er Clothing Co.. o!
Sumter. has 10 Supe rior ~ gents iucn-
ishers in the State. They haad.e none
bat the best OF makes in clothing. and
The very la,eS, in haoerdasherr. y
prospective buyer eau 60 10 the D. J.
Chandler Clothing Co. aod De rs well
supplied as in any ike establishment;
this side of Baltimore. anc wta, IS more
his purchase carries with it the guar
:n,ee 0: ! concern whose word Is Suf-
i:ci.n; 10 lend confidence. Read the
Christmas shopping advertisement IN
this issue, then go :here and q; Yourself
OF: for the chilly blasts Of winter.
Ladies yoa are 20; looking for him, but
for y nice presen; 20 give HIM. The
very .hias 70 please HIN cau be found
=. the D. j. Chandler Clothing Cos.
store
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-23
VOIu0bI} ReG| ESI0|e For sole.

WE HAVE. FOR SALE THf. Fol-
LOWING VALUABLE PROPER
TIES:
CLARENDON COUNTY.
Thrc. T:...is-9aa acres. !; acres and
80 acres respectively. a5cc: miles
south Vi Dav:> station. some I'm
b.c. nu: s!..o>t eli caa be cultivated.
DORCHESTER COUNTY.
,I,ou, $50 acres. ,!..eS oi i;yrds Sta.
tor. .lbout 100000 zee: c; Timber
80 acres clear. i>eO ac:c> can De
cleared ard cultivated.
.Also lands K: Hc-ke!cy County. hcT-
shaw GoGu;y@al. O-aagcb"r@ County.
For particulars ~ :" .':''..,. ric-. '.!'"!!'
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-23
Manning Grocery Co,
Purveyors to Particular. People.

Tomorrow IS Thanksgiving Day.
The po, game hunters are abroad in
the land
The voices o: the sobblers vii! be
sileoced tomorrow.
The Shrire-s from this town will have
. glorious time 10 Columbia
Mr.. C. z. Sprots will soon begin the
erection OF MANSION oo granny hill.
The Sumter Bar has endorsed Hen.
T. s. Fraser for the position OF associate
justice.
Miss Eva Sires, 0. Charleston. is IN
Maac!ns the guest o. Miss Annie
Thames.
Dr.. William Barron and his bride
lei, las. Friday for Columbia their
fr,urr home.
Orr irierd Mr.. J. s. Bas-al of Pax
Vile favored Us with 3 bag OF very fine
swee; potatoes
Mrs Gee. the mother OF Mrs. j. e.
LsScsne. is il Maonins visiting 1t the
home OF her daughter.
M-. \. J. T;aiai has sold hiss Mill
Place" about Eve miles from Manning
- Mr. J. e Kelly for $4,000.
I. will oe serscai weeks Yet beto-.
thc removal os the poStc!hce 20 the
n-& CHARTERS raa ;aGe place
N:auria. is well represented ic Col
u,uh:: ;o,:ly TO attend the performance
e: De;; Hur !, the opera house tonight.
"a: oxomobile passed through ,o~o
last Saturday that created considerable
mirih because It haileG from summer
ton.
Mai Abe Levi has been elected !
director Of .he Northwestern railroad
in The place Of Hon. JOS +. Rhame.
decreased.
MIR. \. J. Tindsl has recently pur
chased The Blackwell place about
one mile cas-, o; Manning from Maj.
Abe Lev;
Mr.. George ". Williams has severed
se0nloyCen:i in the store OF Mr. Louis
Levi. and is now with the Eigbv Dry
Goods Go.
TIE TINES Office is now supplied with
treSpasS coticeS- They are nickel
apiece or fifty cents dozen. Get them
whil.. they last
Read Ea!les and Davis piano I'd. Get
sharp pepcil or fine point pen aud
wiz piano on Thanksgiving day.
Address 5. Till. Sumter
The managers for the State and coaoty
election will get their pay through Mr..
L. z. Mclnsosh, and for the Federal
election through Mr.. c. J. Lesesne.
Summerson is TO have a third bank,
aad there is some hints OF a third bank
:c Mapning 20 be established on p!acS
which Is 70 cheaper the way for money
borrowing.
The workers 10 raise the balance due
on the Presbyterian church are hump
ing themselves 70 raise the amount nee
eSsary 70 burn up the mortgage They
ere doing things
Maccins has man who sees visions,
and when be impar,s the information
which comes 70 bin. it usually foretells
something which is going 70 happen n
the pear future.
|, IS reported here ,ha, Hon. Q. c.
Scarboroush.o of Summer,oa, has sold his
plantation on San,ee. abou, eigh: miles
from Summerson, containing LOCO acres,
for $50, 900 70 Mr.. q. J. Davis OF Bishop
vile.
men. OF 3 bank j, PaXv!!le, and one ~
Davis Station. Il the cocairy continues
TO prosper The BANKS MI! De Us tnic& IS
the woo! ou 4 Sleeps back, before The
sheare-s se: their work 10.
The Iaroeri!ie lodge OF ho!shss 0!
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-23

There has been sold o" t!.c Man"l::..,
Inarkc, 80 far this year onc-tuurts: ,norc
cotton up-,o-Gatc than WAS sold tor the
same leaS;h OF time last wear. and We
understand that the amour: oi ,aNe>
paid into The couaty treasury = one
fourth less than icr the same time last
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-23

ltea relieved in 80 minute, by Woo.-
to.d'> Sanitary Lotion. Never fails.
Sold bv ". + Brown X Co. Druggists.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-23

The Isedmen OF the Seloc section are
10 have :. banquet ~ their wigwan 10
morrow nich. =, Seloc an>: the editor o!
THE TINES is under obligations 70 the
.,.a,lemen OF that grand order to- 40
invitation TO be present. de regrets
exceedingly his not being able TO be
with them because on tomorrow even
ing he vii! be With the sojourner> on
their travels over the ''hoc sands il
Co!umbia. BE hopes to have The. honor
some day 10 the near future TO sit with
the braves around the camp fire.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-23

There IS in this iSSue an aauounce-
,neu, OF the change in the business OF
;le Summertor Hardware Co;&panv.
also an advertisement, setting forth what
.na, concern has 70 sell 10 the trading
public. Capt James, the head OF this
concern. IS = business man OF ability.
and we believe he will 5e able TO make
things in The hardware line 10 this
county hum. Read the advertisement.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-23

Nearly every court house town !c thc
State has au aSpiran: for the place on
the supreme bench the people are sup
posed 10 have created Macning has !
layman or two that can 81; up. look wise
and give i, rs my opinion and ir uiae
times out OF ten ii, the mark as often
as the gentlemen Learned in the law,"
or rather some who after passing
through the sixth grade OF ! common
scnoo! imagine they are lawyers. and
entitled 70 special consideration when
nice, juicy position looms into view.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-23

Nc O:to Paul, Milwaukee, WIS. says
Fo!ey'S Honey and Tar IS still more than
The u-,,. He writes us, ''-Atl those tha.
boa.h, it think !: is ID. oes; :o: coughs
and colds they ere: had and think i;
is still more than the best. Oar Saby
had bad cold aud j, cured him il one
day Please accep: thanks. ". E
Brown x Go.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-23

These who fail 70 get TIE TINES
after December 10Th. Viii know that
;hcir names have been GU; OIL for non
payment; The postal regulations re-
Qui-e de.iupuen. Subscribers who are
over one vear in .-rrea-S 20 DC cut OIL.
We veere. 20 have 20 Gu: OF any names
5u, :. newspaper mus; De pad Tor.
The !>raeli;eS OF Manning have ahout
effected 40 ar-auSerlen; by wh!ca :hey
are 20 have L rely :ou> service He't oacc
4 month. Rabbi k!!eu Of the Sumte:
congregation will concuc, ne services.
Rabbi Killer IS I highly cultured NAN,
and Z speaker OF high order. The Serv-
ices 10 be held in Manning vii! De open
70 the public. ana those wac desire 20
attend will be cordially welcomed.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-23

Yesterday afternoon Rev Il. Shu!e-
got mixed up with = runaway horse that
was being driven by Marion Smith. \
driver for D. NJ. Eradham * Soa' 5 sta bic.
MIR. Shuier was standing up by 2. g.
Mouzoa' store. and the horse attempted
10 run into the adjoining aileyway, when
c::n OF the wheels struck me store corner.
farming the buggy over. and ,Ae next
,niar We Saw was Mr. Sau!er crawling
s:,,a unde- one side. aud Narioa from
The other. MIR. Shuler ca:ae ou; from
,:,c debris with - en-. oc-HiS right car.
and one dollar bi!! IL his righ, hand.
the coloreG boy came out uahurt End
,-uniless. Marion Smith w2S no, 10
oi.,ne 70. :he RUNAWAY. or the accident:
the breecAing strap became broken.
aud before Marion could se; coa;rol OF
~. frightened: animal, the turn wa.
made Shich brought the vehicle in Coz
TAG, w::h tie preacher. and the corcer
g.! lre house
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-23

ST. Peters lodge OF nasoos held It's
regular meeting las. "Wednesday night
and conferred tie fellow craft degree
or four Candidates, after which the
Graf, sat down 20 AZ excellent prepared
supper The evening was spent in
social entertainment. and the Stewards
are being hailed rs the finest ever. The
only regret is tha: NesS-S- Dr.. G. L
Dickson. J. Il. Hawkins AID Joe Wells
failed 20 have their appeti,eS along
with them for the occasion, and had II
not been for the thoughtfu!neSS G.
Horton Risby these brethren would
have gone away hungry
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-23
State of South Carolina
Clarendon County.

~ .!a,ac> u. Wia..il:;:n !!s->!.. r:u;,a,,
l,.t;.,,.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-23

Dr.. William Barron and his bride
lei, las. Friday for Columbia their
!c,urr home.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-23

There Is in prospect the establish
men. OF bank j, Paxvilie, and one at
Davis Station. !. the corltry continues
TO prosper The banks will be US thick as
the woo! ou Sleeps back, before The
sheare-s se: their work IN.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-23

|. IS reported here ,ha. Hon. Q. G.
Scarboroush.o OF Summer,oa, has sold his
plantation on San,ee. abou, eigh: miles
from Summerson, containing LOCO acres,
for $50, 900 70 Mr.. q. J. Davis OF Bishop
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-23

Presiding Elder WzGGy T. Duncan.
0! the Sumter District. w!l! preach n
the Methodist Church 0eX; Sunday
morning. and Immediately a:;er the
service the as; quarterly conference
for this Year will &c held. y .u,! al
,eat.aace is desired
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-23

Miss Eva SireS, OF Charleston. Is N
Maacips the guest o! Miss Annie
Thames.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-23

Orr irierd Mr.. J. s. Bas-al OF Pax
vile favored Us with bag OF very fine
sweet potatoes
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-23

r.nc,.Uo, - 4, N".:i !.;0r
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-11-23

Mai Abe Levi has been elected !
director Of .he Northwestern railroad
in The place OF Hoo JOS +. Rhame,
deceased
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-24
Back to Reno.
The Great Jeffries.Johnson Fight Pic
lures at the Grand Friday
and Saturday.

Again Reno is the allabsorblng top.
ic of conversation and those who fail
ed to see the great fight in Nevada
can have cheaper trip and witness
the famous scrap in modern, up.to!
date play house.
On Friday and Saturday afternoon
and night. of August &c and 9th, the
great mill will be shown at the Grand
Opera House, presented by Messrs.
Pappa.Weedcn and Brown. who ex.
hibit II 900 feet OF scenes from Reno.
The films, which are very clear. show.
Ing every detail OF the fight, are per.
feet reproduction Of the Jeffries.John-
son fight. including views at the train.
ing quarters of both fighters. The pic.
lures are showing to large crowds
everywhere, and the audiences are all
well pleased with the exhibition. Dur.
Ing the exhibition at the Grand, the
entire balcony will be reserved for the
colored patrons Of the house. The
seats in the first three rows will sell
for T5c. and the remainder at soc.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-24
Personals,

Mary Katherine. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Maxwell, OF Mer.
chant street. is Ill OF pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Williams and chill,
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. James vii,
liams and children attended the fu,
neral OF Mr.. Harrison Jacobs yester.
day at Triune.
Mrs. Lou Z. Barnes and daughter,
Eva, went to Colfax yesterday to
visit Mr.. Sam Barnes and family.
Mrs. Higginbotham, of ,Plttsburg, is
the guest OF her son. Mr.. Joseph Hig-
ginbotham. of Merchant street.
Master Dent Powell, who Is III OF
typhoid fever. is doing nicely.
Miss Marjorie Linn, OF Benton's Fer.
ry, has been the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Fred S. Harr for several days
past.
Mrs. Arthur Hinke, Misses Esther
Layman, Nora and Grace Mortified
went to Mt. Lake Park to-day.
Miss Marie Barnes Is recovering
from few days illness.
Mrs. Lutte Brown is visiting her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott, of near
Shinnston.
Mr.. VIII Frum, OF Ellington, was in
this city yesterday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-24
EVERYTHING IN READINESS
For the Opening Of the Grand Opera
u House This Evening.

No better, offering with which to
open the, theatrical season in Fair.
mont, could have been signed by
Manager Seaville. than Sir Gilbert
Parker's famous story, "The, Right of
Way" the dramatization of which, Is
the attraction with which the Grand
Opera House, under It's new manage
ment, will make its bow to the pub.
lie this evening. The story of the
book Is known worldwide. and moth.
ing that can be said is necessary 10
increase Its popularity. II tho book
is great the play is even better and
Fairmonters who fail to attend the
first offering of the season, will miss
one OF the best attractions of the
year. The newly painted and hand,
gsomely decorated play house will add
greatly TO the play and the enjoy,
ment OF the show by It's patrons.
y The Aborns have re.engaged Louise
sle Baron as prima donna contralto for
their regular grand opera season In
English.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-24
..NEE!l LlIERTISEl
FAIRMoNT FAIR is ADVERTISED
r ALONG ALI PRINCIPAL, ROADS
< LEADING TO THE CITY.

The Fairmont Fair is well adver.
tlsed in the country districts. All of
the places that, Will hold any paper is
covered with the flashy herald adyer.
Using announcing the date and what
is to be seen at the September meet.
ing. Robert Mccoy and Robert Fish.
er had charge of the billing of the
country and 1t is done to perfection.
They travelled three hundred and ten
miles. Both sides of the river are
billed from this city to PIT. Marion,
Pa. From here to Warrington and
from this city to Clarksburg the
fences. rocks. trees and buildings are
all wearing Fairmont fair advertising.
The coming meeting is much better
heralded by billboard advertising
than was the meeting last year.