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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-08
This toiU Stop Your
Cough in a Hurry
Save So by making This Cough
Syrup at Home.

This recipe makes a pint of better
cough syrup than you could buy
rcady-made for $3.50, A few doses
usually conquer the most Obstinate
cough - stops even whooping cough
quickly. Simple as It Is, no better
remedy can be had at any price.
Mix one pint of granulated sugar
with e pint of warm water. and stir
Tor minutes. Put 2I5 ounces OF
PineN (hfty cents WORTH In n pint
bottle; then add the Sugar Syrup 1t
has pleasant taste aud lasts a fam
lily a long time. Take a teaspoonluI
every one, two or three hours.
You can feel this take hold OF n
cough in way that means business.
Has good tonic effect, braces up tho
appetite and is slightly laxative, too.
which is helpful A handy remedy for
hoarSeness, bronchitis, asthma and all
throat and lung troublea.
The effect OF pine on tho membranes
is we'll known. Pinex ls the most val
liable concentrated compound OF Nor
wegian white pine extract. and is rich
In gulaicol and all the natural healing
pine elements Other preparations
VIII not work In this formula.
This PineX and Sugar Syrup recipe
has attained great popularity through
ont the United States and Canada. It
has often been initiated. though never
successfully.
A guarantee OF absolute satisfaction.
or money promptly refunded, goes
with this recipe. Your druggist has
PineX or will get II for you. II not,
send TO The PineX Co. IT. Wayne, Ind.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-08

would have been higher percentage
OF increase than was awarded by The
state and federal boards or arbitra-
ton last spring 10 the switchmen and
fremen In view uf the present earn.
iDgs OF the roads, there was no justi-
dcation for this demand cNccut the
awards already made the swiichmcn
and iremen by the arbitration boards
The net earnings of The roads in
volvcd were $500 600 less i'm July and
August of 1910 than in the same
months In 1909 IN this connection 10
should be also remembered that in
1907 the engineers were given in
creases ln wages averaging s IL per
cent.
About week ago Warren 5.
Stone asked the railways if they
would join In a request for mediation
of the questions involved The rail.
way managers promptly replied that
they stood willing TO submit the ques-
tiuns TO arbitration.
Then the next day Mr Stone de-
liyered an uitlmatum To the railway
managers He WAS asked II he had
withdrawn his mediation proposition.
He said that he had not made any
proposition. that he ..ad merely asked
IL the railway officers would consent
10 arbitration, and announced vlgor-
ously that he would not consent to
mediation or arbitration OF any OF the
questions involved"
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RANDOM
REFERENCES
CONTINUED from Page FivcA


The ladies of tho Methodist church
Will hold their usual election dinner
and supper In the basement OF tho
church, election day Dinner from
1880 TO 20 90; supper from $50 to
500. -
w, H. Abel. assistant general pass
enecr agent OF the Toledo. St Louis *
Western railroad. was In Ogden today
from Kansas City, Mo, and transacted
n matter OF business with the local
agent of the Denver & RIO Grando.
Skate at the Auditorium each aft
ornoon and evening. Admission 1Oc
skates 15c. Thursdays ladies will be
admitted free -
c. ] Hayes, general agent of tho
passenger department of the Chicago
e Alton at Denver, Colo, was In Og-
den today
BEAUTIFUL HATS FOR $500 and
500 at FIVE POINTS MllLINERY-
MachInest lnjured-Joseph Carlson,
4 machnist IN the Southern Pacific
shops. had his head painfully injured
this morning while at work I'm re-
pairing a locomotive After the hurt
was carefully dressed. Mr.. Carlson
returned to work.
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Levy of this city
left this morning for San Francisco
on the Overland Limited
FOR sALE-2,ooo tons standard
, Goals. See Porterfleld. Ogden Sewer
Pipe G Clay Co. -
Mrs Henderson of Ogden took the
Overland Limited this morning for
San Francisco where she VIII visit
with friends.
Serious Chargc-Charged with lewd
and laSclvious conduct, Fred Walker
was locked In the city jail last night
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-08
REDUCTION IN
HOURS OF LABOR

reduction in the hours OF work
has gone into effect at the Southern
Pacific shops, as result of the fall
ing on in tho demand for repair
work During tho summer and the
first two fall months tho employees
were working nine hours per day
Last week this time was reduced TO
eight hours. and IL is said that
number OF men were laid or, pending
an Increase In the volume OF work
on hand. The introduction of many
new labor saving devices is also
deemed responsible for the shorten.
ing OF the hours OF work
The employees view the change
from nino TO eight hours per day with
some considerable regret as it means
an accompanying reduction in their
earnings
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j I All RA TES
ON LUMBER
Cause of Complaint
Filed by Big Com
panies of Oregon

Washington Nov. S.-Holding the
Hartman system responsible for
grossly discriminatory freight rates,
the Portland Lumber company and
other big lumber company in the Ore
Gon metropolis today complained to
the Interstate Commerce commission
that they were being shut out cf mar
kets in Idaho. Montana and part
Of Utah.
The complainants include the West
Side Lumber & ShlnGle company, tho
Oregon & Washington Lumber com
pany the Pacific Coast Door com
pany, and the Multomah Lumber &
Box company,
They allege that unreasonable
tariffs which violate the law are be-
ing maintained by the Oregon Rail.
read & Navigation company; the
Southern Pacific and Union Pacific.
the oregon Short Line and other con
Meeting lines
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HEAVY VOTE BEING CAST
Continued from Page One.
COLLEGE TOWN DEMOCRATIC.

Princeton, n. J.. Nov. ST do not
like to mako predictions In the face
Of too great an uncertainty" said
Woodrow Wilson. Democratic candI-
date for governor. when he was asked
today 10 make a forecast OF the result
of the election. DR.. Wilson voted at
If o'clock in a furniture shop which
had been transformed into a polling
place. The shop was crowded With
students and citizens.
The town of Princeton, which usu-
ally gives a Republican majority OF
800, is claimed for DR., Wilson by 500.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-08

SURPRISE PARTY.

Mrs. P. Healy was delightfully."- sur
prised last Friday evening when a
number OF her friends arrived to
make doubly pleasant her birthday
anniversary which occurred on that
day a happy social evening was
spent and a delicious supper served
by Mrs Jack Lynch was an attractive
feature.
A handsome birthday gift was offer
ed by the guests together with wishes
for many happy birthdays for their
esteemed friend
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sTUees LOSING VOTES.

Topeka, Kan. NOV Sit became
evident early in the day that Govern
or Stu5bs is being scratched in
nearly every precinct in this city.
his Democratic opponent George II
Hodges, prohtlng by the disaffcction
Stand-pat Republicans are voting
for Hodges and railrond men are also
deserving Stubbs. The weather is
clear ana warm
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decided that the existing wage scale,
In effect since February OF 1907. was
rnsatislactory, and that working con-
citionS had been imposed by rail-
roads which should be eliminated The
grand officers we're instructed to meet
the railroad managers and present
the demands
The general working conditions of
which the engine men complain In.
ciude the following:
MaIIet Engine Twice as Large
Drivers of the Mallet compound en-
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-08
WORLD RECORD
PIANO PLAYER

George Gibson. holder of the world s
record for continuous piano playing.
will give a local exhibition this week
Gibson won the worlds long dis
tance" championship by defeating
King Brady OF Denver in a contest at
Ely, New In this endurance test Glib
son stayed at the piano for e. hours.
one hour and eight minutes after his
opponent had dropped from his stool
In sheer exhaustion. Gibson finished
his triumphant contest by playing
that appropriate ragtlmo air please
Go Way and Let Me Sleep" Tho
pianist arrived In Ogden this morn
ing.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-08
PROHIBITION FOR OKLAHOMA.

Oklahoma City Nov. S.-Reports
received here indicate that the pro-
position TO substitute local option for
statewide prohibition VIII lose by a
large majority.
The proposition to grant women
the right OF suffrage apparently has
a good chance 10 win.
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MORE TAXICAs STRIKERS
JOIN THE STRIKE

New York. Nov S.-Although to-
day was expected to mark the time
in the strike OF express company
drivers and helpers, owing 10 the ap.
parent disposition of the labor lead
erS to postpone consideration of the
general strike until after election. in
terest was injected into the sympa-
thotic movement in aid Of the Strik.
ers by announcement that 1000 ad
ditional taXlcab drivers had joined the
strike.
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HOME METHODS IN THE FACTORY.

Every one knows what would happen
il housewife put down her fruit and
jcllies by simply pouring them from the
kettle into the jars and allowing them
to stand with loose covers. Her fruit
would soon lernent and spoil. Cook
ing fats are just as liable TO spoil. yet
most manufacturers OF lard and other
cooking fats pack their products in tubs
or looSc-covcred tins. exposed to air,
dust and odors.
Cottolene. however, is packed in pals
OF special design. scaled absolutely air
tight, so that the makers guarantee
Cottoleuc TO remain indefinitely as
sweet and as fresh as the day 1t was
made
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HARMON is HOPEFUL.

Cincinnati, Nov S-Goyernor Jud.
son Harmon voted here today a few
hours after arriving from Toledo. He
cast his ballot on Walnut Hin and
was enthusiastically greeted.
He would venture no prediction as
TO the outcome OF his campaign. but
declared It had been a pleasant eX-
perience and showed by his bearing
that he wns hopeful of success for
the entire Democratic ticket
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PROHIBITION IN MISSOURI

st. Louis, Nov. Selection day
here is cool and clear. The polls open
at a. M. and will close at p. IN.
ST Louis registration is 1000. The
early vote was heavy Reports from
different parts of tho state showed
that heavy vote was being cast.
The greatest interest is in the state
wide prohibition amendment
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MOTOR PARTY.

The beautiful autumn weather was
enjoyed 20 the utmost by Mrs. II n.
Spencer Mr. and Mrs. \. w. Walker
Miss Hazel Hause aud II. II Spencer.
Jr, In a motor trip TO Coalvllle last
Saturday. The party were guests AZ
a dance Saturday evening and re-
turned to ogden on Sunday, reporting
dellghlfnl trip.
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"5o0t CLUB.

Mrs H. c. Bigclow entertained the
800" club at the Reed last Friday
afternoon. The club members Wore
delightfully."- entertained and a tempt
Ing menu was served Mrs. Joe
Scowcroft received the club souvenir.
The members present were Mrs.
Matt Browning Mrs, Joe ScowcrotL
Mrs Il. T. Hume. Mre. ThOs Fitzger-
aid. Mrs. a. p. BIgelow Mrs, II II.
Spencer, Mrs. Abe Kuhn and Mrs. p.
HcalV
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GAINS ARE LARGE.

Boston, Nov. S.-Returns for COVER.
nor from Ave out Of LOGS election
districts. including five out of 1853
cities and towns give:
Draper. Republican, 722: Foss
Democrat, Gas.
Last year the vote in these dis,
tricts was
Draper, Republican, CSC, Vahey
Democrat, i3l.
Returns from 10 out of 1 ,06S cleo.
ton districts give Draper, RepublI.
can. sos votes FoSs, Democrat $40.
The same places in 1909 gave Draper
9SS; NAheY. 526
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Excellent bill at the Or
pheum. Matinee tomorrow.
WRECK ON ROCK ISLAND.

Guthrie. okla, Nov. Sin a col.
lision between a Rock Island pas.
s0nger train and an Atchlson, Topeka
& Santa Fc work train, three miles
south OF here today. A Wilson. oi
Kingfisher. the Rock Island engineer
was Killed. and thirteen tralnmcu
and passengers were injured.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-08
MEETING HOUSE DEDICATION.

Provo. Nov. G.-The new Sixth ward
meeting house was dedicated today
and the members Of the ward turned
out in great numbers TO attend the
services. The meeting was presided
over by Bishop Ralph Poulton. and
the dcdicatory prayer was offered by
Apostle John Henry Smith
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STRIKE BECOMING THREATENING

LONDON, Nov. The strike In the
South Wales coal field. where 10000
miners are on strike because OF the
employment Of non-union men, became
so threatening today that the local
authorities applied for the services
of the British cavalry.
The government ordered the Eight
eeDth Hussars in readiness to sup.
port the police. who thus far have
had the worst Of 1t in their conflicts
with the strikers.
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MARTHA SOCIETY.

The Martha society will meet next
Monday afternoon with Mrs. R. T.
Hume.
The president of the club. Mrs H..
II. Spencer. especially urges all mem.
bers TO he present at o'clock in
stead of o'clock, the usual hour, as
there is much urgent business toicome
before the organization for consider.
alton and prompt action.
Or, and Mrs c. A. Canneld of Pres
ton, Ida. are visiting for a few days
in ogden. the guests of Mr. and Mrs
Joe Flygare.
The Halcyon club will moet with ID.
j Malone next Friday afternoon.
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REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATE
is THE FAVORlTE

San Francisco. Nov. Sat l o'clock
the odds In favor of Johnson length
cncd from TO ] 10 10 TO 4 1-2. with
the Republican candidate as the IA
vorIte. Betting on the result In this
city remains az evon money. a few
bots have been registered that Bell
will carry San Francisco by $1,000.
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CALF is NAMED BIG BILL

Washington. Nov. S-Pauline
Wayne, the White House cow.
gave birth to 100 pound son
this morning. They named blm
Big BIZ because OF his unusual
size and vigor. Big Bill will
go tomorrow 10 live on farm
in Maryland. He was present
TO W. ". Price. a newspaper
man attached 10 the White
House. who is known to many
public men as big Bill"
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Y OF E CAS- 7
| s n @ 7
HEAVY

The vote cast up to O'Clock this
afternoon was not very heavy.
The vote IN each district was a5
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SUPREME COURT AOJoURNs.
WASHINGTON. Nov. THE Unit.
ed States supreme court announced
today that next Monday lt would take
. vacation until Nov. %.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-08

Late today Chairman Scott of the
conference committee issued state
Ulent giving the railroads side Of the
case.
He said In part.
"Thc advance offered the engineers
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28
THE MANNNIa TIMES INES
An Ordinance

huihGriI!u. / !,t Sout herr. Sell Tel
.pl.ou. Company IL ;.>r the nubi!:
streets OF the Town OF Manning, \. c..
for In. purpose Of placing poles aud
electrical conductors thereon.
Section l. Ee il ordained! by The
Genera; Council o! the Town oi Man
NM: that permission be IN! the same
i hereby granted 20 the Sonthcrn
Eel! Telephone and Telegraph Com
,,.,nv, its Successors a..i assigns. To
erect. operate ate! lna!ntt!l. lines al!
telephone and telegraph. including
the necessary poles. :iXttirc> AID cleo.
trical lconductorS upon. n.a!onG and over
public roads. streets and highways o!
the Town of Manning Il, its i"uS dis
tancc business ir:,v from ;:I.I' (" ;iin"
require provi,!~d thai MI poi,.> shall
be ,c:,I and symmetrical.
Section - That ;h- WORK al er"ctin.
po,.s bv virtr- OF this ordinance >lial!
bc douc under the supervision OF the
stree; committee, and t!,r sad South.
crn Bell T-lcci:o;- ::"I Telegraph
Company sh.l! replace ;,II,! properly
relay ANY sidewalks or street :h;t; I:,:,y
fc displaced [! by reason q! tie erection
OF such po!..>. an,! ';pc.i ::s!::ir- "i The.
Company 50 &c. after {. wriltN days
not ic. ia writ:m: Shall have been given
hv The Mayor of III" Town OF Man
uiu. 20 sad Company. Ike Town may
repair >uci, portion OF tie Sidewalk,
or stree: tn:,t :nay have heci: disturb
ed by said Company. and Collect Tie
cost 80 incurred from sad Company.
Section :. In consideration OF H..
rights :.II,! privileges herein granted.
| said Company shall. upon demand.
iproviI. one cro>>-ar:i on each pole.
on wiiic!, ,l!e Town OF Manning may
desire 70 attach either fire alarm trl.,
graph or police telegraph wires, for
the fee Us. OF the police and fire
alarm telegraph system OF the Town
OF Manning.
Section !. Said Co,up:.ny STALL at all
times bc subject 70 :he Town ordi-
| uauceS now in existence or wi:!cl! may
be hereafter passed 7clat!v" 70 The Use
otthe public streets by telephone AID
telegraph companies.
Section ). Said Comp;ny shall in
Gemuitv the Town OF Manning
against. and assume all liabilities Tor
damages which n,av arise or accrue
70 the Town OF Manning from any in
! jury 20 persons or property from the
doing Of any work herein authorized,
or the ne:iec; OF said Company or any
OF its employees 70 comply with any
ordinance relative TO the use OF the
streets OF said Town, ana ,h- accept
auce by the Company Of this Ordi-
nance shall be an agreement By 1t TO
pay TO the Town Of Manning any sum
Of money for which the Town may be
come liable from or by reason Of such
injury.
Section &. Said Company shall file
with the Clerk Of the Council OF the
Town Of Manning its acceptance OF
this Ordinance within sixty days from
the date when il shall tak@ effect.
Section :. This Ordinance shall be
in force from and after the date o. It's
passage.
l, R. c. Wells. hereby certify that
the above is i true and correct copy
Of an ordinance passed at 9 meeting
oc the Mayor and Couuci! Of the Tow,,
OF Manning, $. c.. held on the End
day OF September 1910.
| z. C. WELLS, y. c. BRADEAM.
Clerk OF Council. Mayor
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County Of Clarendon.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
D. II. T-axier. Plaintiff
against
WcSt!ey Mi:ns. Eur,nH: Minis, Rebec-
ca Mi..s. jasper Miius, Henry
Minis. Wilson Minis, and Preston
Minis. Defendants.
Decree for Foreclosure.
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF y
Judgment Order o: thc Court of
Common Pleas. in lh- abov" stated
action, 20 NE directed. bearing date
September ::r,!. 1910, vii! sell ~
public auction. 10 The hiShes; bid
der for cash. ~ Clarendon Court
House. nj Manning, in SAID county.
within the e:a. hour, for ind!cIa!
sales. on Monday, the 3rd day OF
October. .9I0. being s:,lest!ay. IA.
.o!,owin. desc ribed real estate:
All that piece. parcel or tract OF
land. lyir-. bc;n. and situate n the
County uI .'!areuIo". Stat. atore-
said. containing u:.c l:undrc! ;tud
ihirtv-uiIlr i!%9l ;I:r.>. houace.! a>
follows. Viz: On ti,. North by Lands
0! Is. Is. Tom.iuson, john Riddle
.llsbrook. md John y. Thompson:
on the East by ". W. RowI:in>'
lands: on the South by lands of Alex
Woods. and T. w X McElvcru: ou
the West hr Mill Bay TO more fully
describe said t-;,c; Of land reference
may h,. had 70 I'll. .! y. VI. Wood 20
S..r:.|: K. Iiim>. dated 25i.: day o.
pr,,:.r d ,~.~
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FOR SALE.

desire to sell. Ct once. my home
on West Boundary street in the town
Of Manning. two blocks from cour;
house square.
Lot is one half acre in size and has
i-room house witt. kitchen. wood and
tow! house. barn and = good we'll OF
water: also fr.:t and nut trees, etc.
As follows: }3 ;:i peaches, apricot.
p!u,ns. pear. i figs. , scuppernong
crane arbors. bunch grape vines.
about 30 raspberrics. abor: 3.C0C
strawberry plants and pecan trees:
.!bout so :, Year can be realized
frcm the sale OF fruit and berries.
Price 81. 10000
For further Information see Mrs.
Boyer in Manning or write me at
Columbia, :. c.. p. y. Drawer 80.
r. K BOGEK.
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NOTICE.

Cadc: /: res Iut;0n o: ;!e Boar! OF
Directors o: The J. u H:adham Con-
,:a:iv. :. mecljag o! ;he stockholders
of .a;a Company i herein called 20 be
held 4; the o:ilcc c: Saic Company AZ
Nanciu.. ). G.. on Thursday. ne .ata
OF S-p;crIh Der, 1910. :; y cock NJ. 20
consider ~ increase 0! The S;I-,& OF the
Company 20 81 a;2ou2t &c. "xcceG!n%
E.ish: Thousand Dollars.
!. V. DHADHAN:
EARLE Y. MGE'F't.T-T President.
Sec. and Treas.
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Copy Summons for Relief.
iCompla:nt Served.

To the Defendants. Ellen Harvio, Ell
len Elizabeth Harr!a. Sarah Francs
Harvia. CUlia Lizzie Tee Harvin.
Winnie Fred Harvin ard Huckcr
Proctor Ha"rin.
HoG are hereby summoned and re-
Quired 10 answer toe complaint II this
action, OF which copy is herewith
served upo2 You. and serve = copy OF
yuar answer 20 tie said complaint on
the subscriber =: his Office ia Manning.
Clarendon CoGntv. S c.. within twenty
days after the service hereof: exclusive
o. the day OF such service: and II You
fii: TO answer the complaint within the
time aforesaid. TIC plaintiff in this ac-
.:on VII apply 20 the Court for The re-
lie. demanded in he complaint
CHARLTON DCEANT.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
To the ae;enGan; Eucker Proctor Har-
v;n:
Yoa Wi! !a-the: take notice that the
Summons ard Complaint n the above
:.c:;pa were lied in ihe Office VI the
C2errG of Co.rt cf Common Pleas for
CiareaGon coGaty. South Carolina. on
thcJ,S, day Of Aa-u>t. y. D.. 1910
CHARLTON DrEANT.
y. Plaintiffs Attorcey.
Dated. Manning. ). G.. .iuS. 81. 1910.
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Louisa Robinson. Rachea! Cooper.
Daisy Cantey. John kobinson:Jul:'s
Cartty. Elijah Robinson. Wilson
Johnson. Robert Johnson: Anna
Johnson. Lucy Johnson and John
Henry johnson, Defendants.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County Of Clarendon.

IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Navas,a Guamo Company. Il corpora
tiou under the laws o! the State OF
North Carolina. Plaintiff
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The GODS have attached almost as
many ynisfortunes to liberty as 70 SER
v!tude.-MontesqC!eu.
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David Lev IN! y. Levi. - Exec u.
tors OF an! Trustees under tie Last
VIII and Testament OF Moses Lew.
deceased. Plaintiffs
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Evan j.. Wilkins and H. ". Silcox
ana N. Y. Hasriden ~ a>siSuce> OF
said Evan l.. Wilkins. Defendants.
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Tho<. VINO cau command themselves
&C ...nand othcrS.-Uaz,t,