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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-26
q VOLCANIC BEACON.
Curious Lighthouse OF the Repu5!i' ::
San Salvador.


The republic OF San Salvador. o.: ;he
Pacific side OK Central America. IS ic
only government on earth t;rat collects
lighthouse ices on accoun: or 4 vol
cano that il owns.
The volcanic beacon IS abo"; r!=:i:
miles inland from the port O. .:cAju!.;i
and It's pillar Of cloud b. day am: lis
G-c sky nigh: are visible for ;in:'"iy
miles OFT at sc@ Il crup's every seen
minutes and IS jus; rs acci:!:.i" rs an!
revolving light tha; warns mariners il
anv part of The world. This v"!caao
has been keeping Up Ills $erc" MN.
ute series OF cruptioas ever since any
one can remember. Il IS 4 :a"or:ic
amusement o: visiting =cinS"cS 10 81.
by the hour during the lazy afternoons
and. watch IN hand. time the eruptionS
until ,hcy tire Of the amusement and
fa! asleep.
Every vcssei that puts IN II .ica-
;utla-aad it is quite an important port
Of call along that part OF the coast
has to pay its lighthouse fec. There IS
no othc. lighthouse than the volcano.
bet that IS 4 sufficient excuse Tor the
government OF Salvador 10 make 4
charge for its services. The explosions
that accompany the crupt!cnS sound
like de;orat;o4S ot i'cavy charges o.
dynamite. but are not sufficient 10
shake the ground pcrccptibiy mo-c
than mile or two from 'hc summit OF
the crater. At night there IS Z squirt o!
ire. a rauG,eG report and cioud o:
steam. By day only the steam is Wis
!b.c.-Ncw York Press.
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FLED FROM BOREDOM.
The Tale OF :, Purposely interrupted
Yachting Cruise.

Yachting %ruI%e
4 few seasons back Wei known
hostess chartered u >.,:;ndid yacht for
.uc,St and invited :: large number OF
her friends for three weeks cruise At
first all went Wei. though the party
was no: specially wr!i assorted. but
after Il few days they began 10 cvincc
SINS OF being somewhat bored with
each others company.
The hostess marked these signs O.
!ncip!cnt boredom. which hsr'amc more
plainly evident each day. and at last
IN despair She took counsel with one
Of her guests. IA old and experienced
yacl s!uan.
~ ,lat on earth shall do 10 amusc
these people" she asked.
The vachtS.3an looked - the serene
sky and calm. blue water and shook
his head doIbtful!y.
~ storm would cn.ivcn ;hcm up =
bit" be said. bit thr weather looks
quite settled There is oa!y one thing
20 ..c done. YOU must arrange = break
down: the engineer VIII manage that
ri! right fo- YOU lie has probably
often done so before Tic: you r!ast
make for The aca-c.st io-; for repairs
and let YOUR guests haze :: r3n ashore.
Some OF them, expect. will find an
excuse FOR bidding you Soodny ard
those who remain with you WI: get
along all right together.
The hostess took her guests advice
and arrived nj Touioa Z day later.
where nigh twenty OF her guests bid
hcr rcodbv.-I.ondcu VI. \. y
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Tho leeeh az a Barometer.

A leech confined in 4 glass jar OF
water will prove, an excellent weather
prophet Il the weather IS 70 con
Gnue fine the leech lies motionless 1T
the bottom Of the vial and rolled to-
gether n 4 spiral FORM II Il Is TO
rain. either before or after noon. It IS
found to have crept up 10 the top OF
its lodging and there remains I'll the
weather IS settled IL We arc TO have
wind the prisoner wriss!es through his
ump!d habItation with amazing swift
ness and seldom rests till 1t begins 70
blow hard II Z remarkable storm OF
thunder and rain is to succeed the
Ieech gives itself up TO violent ihroes
and conrulStre motions. In frost. as
IL clear summer weather. ic Hes con-
stanly IT the bottom. and il saow. rs
tn rainy weatheE. p pitches rs dwell
Ing on the very mouth OF the Jar.
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CONAN DOYLE WAS LATE.
The Lonely Sehwarenbaeh inn and a
Literary Coincidence.

Literary Coincidence.
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle once walked
over the Gemmi he was much i'm
pressed by the dcso!ate appearance OF
the lonely looking Schwacenbach inn.
Here, It seemed to him. was IN ideal!
scene in which novelist might locate
q story OF mystery and crime.
He proceeded to invent story OF
mystery and crime suitable 10 the
creepy environment. It was story OK
nurder-thc murder OF long lost son
just home from the wars by HIS own
father. the needy iaakecpcr. who did
not recognize him Until after the deed
was done. but had resolved TO Kill and
rob the FIRST lonely stranger that
passed that way with money IN his
pocket
The very thing" though; S:1 Ar
thur. and be went down the hill cheer
fully revolving the morbid conception
In his mind. Then 4 strange thing hap
pcacd.
Ate. dinner. n the hote! a. Leukcr-
bad. be picked up volume OF Maui
PEASANTS skor, stories and he found
that the Frcuch author had TO: oaly
been to the Schvarcnbach inn before
lin. but had actually located there =
story practically identical with the one
which lie himself had just devised
Travel and Exploration.
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REINDEER IN LAPLAND.
They Furnish the People With Shelter,
Clothing and Food.

They Furnish the'7eopIe With Shelter.
Clothing and Food
Some people have said that the rein
deer OF the northern regions IS TO the
Inhabitants oe those countries what
the horse. cow and sheep together are
70 the dwellers in southern lands. and
very probably they are right What
would the Lap!anGe- be were he de-
pr!ved OF his favor!tc? How could he
travel without his pair Of reindeer
ha-nesSee to his sledse:
The reindeer has large black boots.
behiad which are false or secondary
too<s: the result IS that when running
they make Gathering sound. which
may be heard 4 good distance away.
Tho reindeer has much endurance and
takes long journey without seeming
tired. though It is only about four and
a half feet in height and not very
strong. It's horns are long and slender,
with banched. rouaded aatle-s. but
they are cot much used !n combat. like
those oc some other deer
The largest reindeer are Sound where
the weather is coolest. and their color
IS lighter. Usually {, IS brown and
white. but In the case OF ole anircals
the hai- IS sometimes quite white.
From the,SSin OF the reindee-' the Lap
landers get not only their clothes. but
also bedding and tents: the milk Is
drunk and made into cheese and the
flesh is also good to eat. the tongue
and launches being particularly liked.
PenInIcan. IN important article OF
food, IS made By pouring Eat over the
pounded meat and mixing them We'll
toSethec.-St. Louis Globe-Dcmocrat.
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OLD ENGLISH BOXERS.
Hired to Prevent Trouble at George
iN.'s Coronation.

tS.S SSsp'iGSiSsi.
Boxing was introducc{! into England
in the earlier part OF the cishtc-ith
century. It's first practitioner being
John Er"eShton. nl!o kept: booth Ter
exhibitions in r"t;c,:h::a: Court road.
London. and -Ul.S were drawn U3
Aug. &c. I1i3. I..4- vogue WIS due {"
the decline OF sword c",abat cNhih!-
tionS il. re reign OF George !. Trough
ton hialScl. wa: Tie first $40 SiooG III
the position OF champion. Il distinction
which he held for eighteen years. but
eventually he was knocked ont by
butcher named Slack EroCchton was
a great pc. OF the Duke Of Cumbc7-
iaaG. who took the pu-iliS1 With him
20 Ecr!!n. whca he declared himself
ready 20 take on the entire regiment
o. S-cnaJier guards there Ii be We're
only allowed breakfast between each
two battles
The English fishtc. Ton Cci55 once
secured = very remarkable engage
ment. Jus: before che coronation Of
George ". certain svmpathizecs with
Queen Caroline Dragged that on the
day ot the ceremonial :hcy would
make matters warm in the ncichbor-
hood O: Westminster abbey. and this
reached the ears OF the car! marshal!
Tha: high funct:onary sought IN In
,erview with the puSiust Gentleman
Jackson. who taught Lord Byron 20
box
Jackson got together somc.two doZeH
5ruiscrs. Besides Crib. th" band In
cluded John Gully. IL tuc. lighting
man. racing man. co!l;c.y proprietor
and member OF parliament They were
attired as kings pages :nd gathered
about the abbey doors. There was no
trorble-Chicaco News.
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Ao,..- I, ~. Tire of Homer.

The horses used In Homer.$ time
were war horses Tie warriors were
drawn in chariotS The art Of riding
was known. bu; i; IS alluded TO rs
so:ue,h.n. UNUSUAL! Ulysses =; the
timc Of his Sh!pwrcc.l '5e>t-ode a
plank, like q torSeu?an Oh Z 81: seed.
There are reasons for believing that
tic practice or riding was lmuc!i !a:cT
than that OF driving. and The myth Of
the cca:aur. where according 10 Shake
spearc. ":can is !aco-r>cd and dc:niua-
tu.cd with tic beast probably orig
mated at az early period when ;ac ap-
pca-a3cc Of Z MAI OF horseback was Z
move! sight.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Clarendon.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Thomas Nimner, Plaintiff
VS.
Henry Felder. Defendant
Decree.

UNDER AND By VIRTUE OF a
Decreeal Order Of the Cour: OF Common
Pleas for Clarendon County. dated the
2nd day Of fSepsenber. 1910, will sell 20
the highest bidder for cash, on Monday,
the fsh day Of November, 4. D, 1910,
the same being sales day, il iron: Of the
Court Eolse 81 Manning. in said Coun-
~, within legal hours OF sale, he FOL
lowing real estate:
an that piece, parcel or tract OF land
whereon DOW reside, situate, lying aac
being IN the County OF Clarendon. and
state aforesaid, containing ,hirty-6ve
ISL acEes, more or less, and bounded
and batsirg as follows, co-wis: North
by the Land OF the estate Of J. J. Frier-
SOP: East By estate OF Simon Fielder;
South BY land Of estate Of Winco Fielder
end West by estate 0: Dave Fielder or
John Fielder.
Purchaser TO pay for papers.
.sges-ss.'zs E 8. GAMBLE,
Sheriff Clarendon County.
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Decree.

DeCree.
UNDER AND By VIRTUE OF 4
Decretal Order Of the Court OF Common
Pleas for Clarendon County, dated The
Is, day OF October. 1910. I viii sell 20
the highes. biGde. Cor cash, on Monday.
tie .,h day Of November. y. D.. 1910,
the same being sa!escay, IL front OF the
Court House ., Manning. in said Coun-
u. within legal hours OF sale. the to!.
lowing real estate:
All that tract containing i. acres ana
BOUNDED on the north By lands o! LoaiS
Appels, East by lands o: Ada.n Nc
Cutchen, South bv lands OF Se,cmie
Friersou and West by lands o; Larinia
English.
>. All that trac. containing IL acres
and bounded on the North by Senmie
Frierson; East by lands o: !AGam Nc
Cutcheo; South and West ." lands OF
Joha Jennings,
3. All that tract containing !. acres
bounded on the North by iasds .: Nell
500 English: East bv lands o: Adam
McCutchen: South by iands of phillis
Scott AID West by lands Of John Jen-
aings.
Purchaser 10 pay ior papers.
Z. 3. GAMBLE.
Sheriff Clarendon CoGc:y.
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A.. H;r1sei: Thin.

4 terribly cm:c:a,ed man. abou;
thirty-tivc years Ok age. was eating
four meals day including heavy
breakfast. He was also taking mill:
between meals. | induced h!ra 10 give
I'd the milk between meals and 20 take
only cup OF weak tea for breakfast
At once bis weight began 10 increase
It IS now normal Obviously IL was 4
case not only Of ordinary mcntai wo7'
n, but also Of worry and ovcrwoTk OF
the millions OF Gel! lives within hin
Ee gave the cells and organs res:
and M once there WAS 4 storage Of en-
ecsy and weisht.-Mc;ropolitan MaSa
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African G1osbeeks.

The social grcSbecks Of South Africa
live in large societies They select q
tree Of considerable size and literally
cover it With 4 grass roof. under which
their common dwelling IS constructed.
The roof serves ;hc double purpose OF
keeping or the heat and the rain. and
100 or 500 pairs oc birds are known 10
have the same shelter The nests IL
this aerial dwelling arc built In rcSu-
lar streets and closely resemble rows
OF tenement houses
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Linked setere ard After.

Uavia. entered the church at Re
censburc, in Germany. for the purpose
Of being married and taken s:s place
beside the bride. man named Wah!.
who seems TO have been OF :: some
what nervous disposition. suddenly
rushed out Of The building. took cab
10 the station ard jumped into mor-
.aS train We have always maintained
that the bridegroom should be hand
cuffcd 10 the best man unit! the con-
clusion OF the ceremony. It IS foolish
20 take unnecessary riSks.-London
Globe
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!: S Tac Tcr!t's Best.

No.uac has cvc- made I >a!vc, oini-
ncat Or balH - compare WIN '.!cH-
lens .Nrnica Sa!rc. K ~, or. perfect
nc;..c.. oi Cuts. CoraS. !;;:.'n>. hc;:!>r>.
Sore. ScalG>. !:o!.- E:ccr>. Ecz":!I;l.
Sal. E;ieuIn t'cr Soc Eyes. Co;G
Sores. cbapDeG Hands. or Sp-ai:S. il
S:lprelne. Infaiijole COR Piles. Oa!y
-: ~ Al Druggists.
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Decree.

Decree.
UNDER AND By VIRTUE OF \
Decretal Order Of the Court ot Common
Pleas for Clarendon County. dated the
30,5 day OF September. 1910. will sci! 20
the highes. bidder for cash. on Mooaav.
the sth day Of November. \. D.. 1910,
the Ss&:e being salesday. in f9ou. oi the
Court House AZ Manning. in said Couu-
*. within legal hours o. sale me toi-
lowing real estate:
Al! tha: tract o: land 70 :he County
o. ClareoGon IL said S;a:o and ioca:ed
iO the Town OF P;newcod, 5. G.. and
represented Is 10: No 70 or E,oc1S N"
OF i plat OF said ,owc. said .ot :ncasuriu.
e!shtr-ive iS5j fee: front OF Sam:e.
street, and rucs:ag back uniform
width 10 Railroad Avenue : depth o:
one hundred ed twenty-five il2oj feet.
and being the 10. purchased! Dy +. T..
Middleton from the PeeDee Land Com
panv ov deed recorded in SooI y :: 4.
page 81.
Purchaser 20 pay :or papers.
e B. GAMBLE.
Sheriff Clarendon County.
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Very ConsiGerate.

Georcc-po you see ti!a; n-ctt: Si.!
in the ha,nnlocs: ua-o.G-icS Wa":
O: her: Geo-SSI saved her lie last
summer. Haro!G-I2dccd:: y; ;hc sea.
shore: GcorSc-No: on the f-on;
porch. proposed 20 her AID she said
she'd die i! she married me. so cX'
cusc.l hcr.-St-ay Stories
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pincsS.

There IS an !aS;!ac: IN the heart o.
man which makes him fear Z cloud
less happiness. Il seems 70 him that
he owes 10 misfortune Z ti;hc OF bis
&c. and that which he does not pay
bears interest, IS amaSscd and largely
swells Z debt which sooner or later ~
must acqIit.
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Sodey.

S.raascr-l say. nr lad. what *
considered 4 good score on these .::!ks?
Casdi.-Wcn. sir. mos; Of tie gents
here tries TO do II l.: as few strokes as
they can, brt K generally takes = Few
..orc.-Sco;:i>h American
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The Man Behind the Message

nc WAN 5tH!HC ITO NcSS~Se.
The value Of = thing depends largely
upon who says Il; Words may be bull
lets, but character must be the powder
ut the back OF them to give them pro
tectilc force. The man behind the mes
sage is as important rs the man behind
the gun
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ms Wherefore.

Why are rou 50 sore % your COZ
srcS>man:'
When We called on him in Washing.
ton last session he made 4 speech 20
us instead OF ,ak;a:; Us ou, 20 lunch. :
Kansas City Journal.
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Niqh Praise.

EroS;-i-c II: descriptions OF seen
ery j., BcS,>c!.cr's move! good: SnoTS
Great: The l.<, ever skipped
Na-per'S Hazac.
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DECREE.

UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF 4
Judgment Order OF the Court Of Cora
mon Pleas. in the above stated ac-
ton, to me directed. bearing date OF
September 30, 1910. will sell at pub
lie auction, 20 the highest bidder, for
cash, at Clarendon Court House, at
Manning, in said county. within the
legal hours for judicial sales, on Mon
day, the 7th day Of November. 1910,
being salesday. the following describ-
ed real estate:
AL o: that lot. piece or parcel OF lzod
situate On the Northern side Of Fail
road Avenue, in the Town o: Summer
ton, IN the County OF CLARENDON, - said
State, measuring aud con,aipins - front
on said street foS,v-fve tees: 90 its
Northern line, ftty-,wo feet: on its
Eastern line. Gf,y-;hree feet, and O. It's
Western lire ecwen,y-eish: feet, the said
dimensions more or less: bIsSiug and
bounded oo the Nor,a and Northeast
By land Of The estate c; ". c. Dukes: on
the East by land OF ?. 6. Eocan and Of
Others: on the Sou:E. by Eai!road Ave
rue, and on the West bv land OF Peter
Chewing.
Purchasers 70 pay Coz. papers.
e 3. GAMBLE.
Sheriff Clarendon County.
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Eoree o. Association,

How fr;-!J ,hat girls manner is
NO wonder She i> the daughter .,
millionaire icc:aa.." = Ha!i!ino:r
arl.rican
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Ev Comoarison.

Singleton understand you had Q
pretty lively time 1t the club last
night. Wedmore-I thought SO until ]
got home~Bostoa Transcript.
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State of South cacolina.
County Of Clarendon.

COCET OF COMMON PLEAS.
Irene Legg, Blanche Legg, Davis Legs,
W. ". Lesg, Herbert Legs and !Ap
Legs, By W. P. Legg, their Guardian
& ad lisen, and Laura 4. Legs and y.
Kate Codman, Plaintiffs
against
John 4. Less and Daniel T. Legs. alias
Dan Taylor, Defendants.
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Virtue IS like rick jcwe!-best plain
sec-Bacoa
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4 Financial Geniss.

"Ee IS 4 Hnapcia! genius. 1a.a res
taurant che other day he spilled cup
Of coffee over = fellows gray trou-
serS''
And got out OK paying for them.
eh:"
why. he talked the other fellow
into paying for the coffee
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49, SASASS SS0sI<S9, &AoIG(&AS
against
John 4. Less and Daniel T. Legs. alias
Dan Taylor, Defendants.
Decree.
UNDER AND By VIRTUE OF a
Judgment Orde. Of the Court o: Com
nen Pleas for Clarendon County.
dated June 10th, 1910. / viii sell 70
the highest bidder for cash. on Mon.
day, the 7.h day Of November, 4. D.,
1890. the same being saiesday. in front
OF the Court House at Manning. in
said County, within the legal hours
fcr judicial sales. the following real
estate:
-tal All ,ha. lot Of land situate 10 the
town Of Manning, Clarendon County,
aHd State OF South Carolina, measuring
10 from, on Brooks stree. Of said town
about sixty feet and running Eastward
about three hundred Feet, and bounded
as follows: North by the lot Of Estate
OF Hgby: South BY the Estate OF Levi:
West by Brooks stree, OF said town and
East by Church street Of SaiG town.
tbl Also ali ,ha; lot OF land situate in
said town. County and State. measur-
ing 10 front oc B-ooE : stree: aoo2:
torty-Eve feet and running Westward
about one hundred and forty-eisht feet.
and bounded Us follows: North hy !caa
Of ". E. Brown: South 5y 10, o; J. "
Mcleod. and by lot OF Brown anc Dick
son; EsS, by Brooks stree: and Wes, by
10: Of W Z. Erow2.
tcl Also ell that :racc o: land situate
in said County and State. containing
ffty-Sye acres. more or less, and bound
ed as follows: North by Public Road
known as the Georgetown Road: East
by lands o. Ehane: South by Lands o.:
Rosa Weinberg and =. Il. Davis and
West b. lands OF Mary Z. Hodge AID
by lands now or formerly OF James
Mcdowell.
Purchaser 70 par :or papers
+. s. GAMBLE,
Sheriff Clarendon County.
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The State Of South Carolina,
County Of Clarendon.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
y a. johnson. Plaintiff
against
John D. Washington, Defendant

UNnER AND BY VIRTUE OF =
Decresa, Order of the Court OF Common
Pleas for CLARENDON County. dated the
2nd day OF Septmber, 1910, ] viii sell 10
the highest bidder for cash, on Monday,
the 1sh Cay o! November, y. D, 1910.
the same being salesday, in froct OF the
Court House at Manning, in said Coun-
ty.- within legal hours OF sale, The fol-
lowing real estate:
All that los OF land lying. being, and
situate n the town Of Manning, Clareu-
doa connty, State s:oresaid, containing
3oae-soarth o; one acre, more or less,
and bounded as follows, ;o-wi,: North
BIZ lands OF estate OF Eercluse Boyd.
East By lot OF Sarah DeLaine, South by
Nes Street and Wes, by lot OF Henry
Dozier:; ,he said lot being same rs con-
ye7ed 70 the said John D. Washington
hy deed Of Dore,y Dixoe, ct a., bearing
date OF March =, 1908.
Purchaser TO pay for papers.
E s. GAMBLE.
ssss Sheriff Ciarecdon County.
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State of South Carolina
County Of Clarendon.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
s. a. johnson, Plaintiff
Nelson English, Phyllis Scott, and
SeDmie Friersor. Defendants.
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TheS:ateufsouth Carolina,
coEat1 Of Clarendon.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
l. H. Noise. Plaintiff
-
2. Il. Middleton aad J. Il. Clifton. De-
!endantS.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Nav V. Whii,!en, Plaintiff

Sam Lawson, Richard Is. Smvtlie,
Summerson Mercantile Company,
Lanham CoSkrey Company and w.
4. Coskrey> Defendants.
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Sheriff Clarendon County.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-11-01
The Poets Corner
Loves Young Dream.

AOVC OullS OICdIll.
Oh, the days are gone when Beauty
bright
My hearts chain wove;
When my dream of life from morn
till night
Was love, still love,
New hope may bloom
And days may come
Of milder, calmer beam,
But there's nothing half so sweet in
life
AS loves young dream;
Oh, there's nothing half so sweet in
life
AS loves young dream.
Tho the bard to purer fame may soar,
When wild youths past;
Tho he win the wise, who frowned
before
To smile at last
He will never meet
A JOY SO sweet
In all his noon of fame,
As when first he sung to womans ear
His soul-felt flame.
And, at every close, she blushed to
hear
The one loved name.
Oh, that hallowed form is ne'er
forgot
Which first love traced;
Still it lingering haunts the greenest
spot
On memory's waste,
Twas odor fled
AS soon as she'd
Twas mornings winged dream;
Twas a light that ne'er can shine
again
On life's dull stream:
Oh, twas light that ne'er can shine
again
On ife's dull stream.
Thomas Moore.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-11-01
Dirge.

Has anybody here seen summer
Summer with the smiling skies?
Does anybody sometimes think Of it
With melancholy signs?
Has anybody fired the furnace
And wished for summer still?
Well, never mind-no matter
But everybody will
Has anybody here seen summer
Summer with the balmy air?
Does anybody sometimes think of it
With something of despair?
Has anybody changed his clothes yet
And footed up the bill?
Well, never mind-no matter
But everybody will
Has anybody here seen summer
Summer of the simple life?
Does anybody sometimes think of it
When the wind cuts like knife?
Has anybody dressed O mornings
Disconsolate and chill?
Well, never mind-no matter
But everybody will
Clark McAdams, in St. Louis Post
Dispatch.