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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-07-28

The abolition of the lease system
revolutionized Georgia's manner OF
handling its convicts, but owing to
inadequate financial support, the new
system is yet far from perfect. The
main trouble at present lies in the
lack of proper buildings at the state
farm, near Milledgeville. Negroes
and whites are now nerded together
there, occupying and sleeping in the
same building. In order to remedy
this condition. the prison commission,
through Chairman G.. R. Hutchens, has
prepared a bill asking the legislature
for an appropriation OF $4,000 with
which to build a stockade and general
hospital at the farm. This will per.
NIT the separation of the races and
proper care OF the sick.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-07-28
THURSDAY, JULY 81.

In the house, Thursday, afternoon
sessions were voted for. The bill
amending the charter of Atlanta was
made the special order for Friday, and
the senate income tax resolution on
July 26. The rules committees re-
port was read. The bill appropriatingI
$4,000 for a state normal school DOR
mitcry was killed. The resolution to-
pay the claims of the Sims heirs was
defeated. Took up the bill OF Fulton
delegation to appropriate $4,000 for
the Tech.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-07-28
THURSDAY, JULY 2

Thursday, in the senate, the bill
authorizing verdict at first terms was
reconsidered. The bill to provide for
state and county tax boards was de.
hated.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-07-28

DOHUVO W"S HOV - 3OH1H0
Saturday.
FRIDAY, JULY %.
In the senate Saturday, an effort
to get Saturday sessions failed fol
lack of quorum. The bill reducing
licenses OF. fire and storm insurance
companies doing business in not more
that four counties was passed. The
bill permitting electric railroad cor
porations to acquire stock in similar
corporations in other states was
passed The senate debated again on
the tax assessors bill, without action
Adjourned until IL o'clock Monday.
THIrRSnAy TT1rv Of
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-07-28
In the House.
SATURDAY, JULY 20.
The house transacted no general
business Saturday.

business Saturday.
FRIDAY, JULY %.
Friday the house adopted amend
ment to road Jaw fixing Communication
tax at 81 instead of soc. Reconsidered
its action of Thursday in decided to
meet Saturday to take up general
measures. Passed the bill of Messrs.
Brown and McElreath, of Fulton, to
make certain city offices of Atlanta,
among them that of recorder elective.
Passed resolution to appropriate 81,
500 to make repairs at the Con-
,federate cemetery at Resaca. Passed
resolution to pay back pension of $500
to Mrs. r. A. Lynn. Voted to recon
slider Georgia Tech $4,000 appropria-
ton bill.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1910-07-28
PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE
In the Senate.
SATURDAY, JULY 20.

The senate was not in session
Saturday.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-02-24
THE INSURGEhT ELIMlNATORs.
The Game Of Freeze-Out Being Played
by the lnsurgent Inner Circle Is
Worse Than the Old Delegate
and Convention system.

We have seen. through the court
esy Of the Grand Forks Herald. says
the Bismarck Tribune. the personnel
of the committee on elimination
Of the insurgent organization IN the
state the committee that will select
candidates for primary support by
the process reverse to nomination
not by selecting those who are most
fit, but by eliminating those who
are in the way We take it, from
the action Of the Valley City CON
ference and the admission Of the IN
surgent leaders throughout the
state, that there is no longer any
intention Of needing the spirit Of
the primary election law Its letter,
of couse, will have to be observed,
but the spirit Of it has been cast
out. A select committee OF twenty
one will assemble all the ambitious
in the insurgent ranks. weed out
those who do not appear promising
or available, and finally present an
insurgent ticket consisting Of one
candidate for each Office for the sup
port Of the insurgent forces IN the
state. While this does not prevent
any candidate from running who
,.,.,, ,,,;sh Via fact hat he fact l1nai
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-02-24

came TO you that 4 lipai and dear
relative or other friend vas sicn. ii
would hardly have been Ae par, vi
wisdom for YOU 70 attenHs il - any
considerable distance Is his bedside.
for the long trip. slow speed and
costly mileage over stage lfnes wauld
have dumped one a bankrupt at the
home Of the late lamcnted 4 Week or
two after he had either recovered
and gone to work or taken the final
trip to the cemetery People. he
cause of the lack Of intercomnluni-
cation. were more marrow in mind
and bigoted IN opinion than they are
IN these days. when yyu can scarcely
find an American who has not tray
eled TO some extent In those DAYS
the contentious between members of
the vaious religious sectS We're often
exceedingly bitter while now there
is a spirit of liberation Of every per
sons honest belief as ~ forms aud
doctrine of religious character.
In this year of onr lord 1910. even
with the abnormalN high prices pre-
vailng, there are more comforts
procurable by people IN moderate
circumstances than We're obtainahle
by the moderately rleh Fifty Years
ago Charities are better organized.
hospitals are more numerous and
easier entered by the poor. and more
regard is paid TO the alleviaton of
human and brute suffering lsduca-
tion is more general, and hence the
old platonic idea that Whatever is,
is right. has been superseded hy
spirit of inquiry anda determination
to equalize as nearly as possible the
comfort and happiness procurable
by people who are willing to do their
share of the world S work
Elderly men and women. when re
tlecting on their early years and
making comparisons between the
Then and the Now, are apt to view
the former through the glamour of
youth. That the early days are
happier than the closing years, as a
usual condition is true of any period
of the world In tins way aged per
SONS may refer to the time of their
youth as 1.-THE good old DAYS. But
the olden days for all classes We're
not as comfortable and happy as the
present True. the great mass Of
| the Nation were happy then as now
They didn't know what they We're
missing But it IS certain that, II
the present population of the civil
ICED world were suddenly put back
fifty or sixty years, they would
greatly mourn the lack of the COM
forts and conveniences of which
they had been deprived
Those elderly men or women who
will carefully mediate over the
days of their youth, and consider the
general condition of the people. and
not of the generation that was pass
ing through the light-hearted period
of childhood or enjoying the society
of other youthful companions, will
be compelled. in honesty. TO say
Compared with the present the
good old days We're the bad old
days"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-02
Delightful Social Event.

\ yr.y iileaSan; and enjoyable lntor-
ma! supper WAS given by the young men
Thursday nigh; =, the Dixie Cafe. lo
honor OF Miss Kathleen Murray, OF Bish.
opville. who was the charming guest o!
Miss Bessie Harvin. The supper was
served in courses and lasted abou; two
hours. The specia! feature OF the even
ing was poem writing contest. in which
prizes Of three sets OF gold pins were
coatended for by the young ladies pres
en;. Zach contestant was furnished =
card on which were written towr initial
letters which were 10 be used Is The oc-
sirains o! !our lines which were 10
rhy,nc and bc more or less poeiicai in
construction The >evera! prizes were
awarded by the Judges, NeSsrS. Alex
Brunson and Charlie Wells. aS follows:
Bes, prod action. Miss kathleen Murray:
second best. Miss TaSca Turbevlle: fun
nies;, Miss Eleanor Todd. The following
is 1 list OF those present: Misses hath
leeu Murray. Edna SrocHin,on. Louise
Brockinton. Helen Thames, Emmie
.Iohnson. Eleanor Todd, Susie Harvio.
Tasca Turbevi!le. Louise Sonneau. Ce-
!es:e Hushson. Matte Venniug, Cor
rinne Barfeld. Helen Hawley. Kate
SouSous. and MeSsrS. George Williams.
Fred Lesesue, Ber,ram Weinberg, Ed
Cu.tico, Jack lseman. John Leigler.
Roland Zeigler. Charlie Wells, Alex
Brunson, Alfred Bradford. Homer Wal
ker. Sam Sprott. Frank Burg ess, LuciuS
Harvia and Jack Levy.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-02
Fifth District Lodge z. OF P.

Nr c. q. Wilson. D, D. G. c., has IS
sued III official circular letter calling
attention 20 the fact that the Fifth Dis
trict Convention OF the Knights OF y.
,nias will NEE. With Zo:a Lodge No. lSo
at Sardinia ca Tuesday evening next,
February S,h, and says that Mr.: ?. +
Alderman, manager OF the Aicolr Eai!-
road, has consented 20 hold his train at
Alcolu OF that evening TO make connec-
tion with tie Atlantic Coast Line trains
going North and South. Returning. the
delegates vii: leave Sardinia .; O'Clock
Thursday morning and make connection
with trains both ways at Alco!u. 1t is
said that the Knights OF Zola Lodge are
making excessive preparations to co.
.er,ain the delegates and viii. be diSap-
pointed il they DO no, have large num-
Der present to meet with them. Sardin-
ia is noted for larSe-hear;ec hospitality.
and cay Knights who fails 10 attend
this meeting viii certainly miss treat.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-02
Census Examination Next Saturday.

The civil service examination for CEN
sus enume, a,ors fer this county will
take place in the Manning graded
school building next Saturday in ac-
co-dauce with the letter o! Instructions
from the supervisor OF census which is
herewith published for the infornatiou
OF those concerned. II is desired that
the applicants be on hand promptly at
the hour whites at 10 o'clock y. ".
and co!ored q, 3 o'clock P. Nj Re-
member the time aud place. graded
school building.
Charleston. :. c.. January -. 1910
Mrs e Appel, Post:H!St-c>S. Maaninr. = &
Dear Madam The examination
.or Cc1SuS Eauncra;oGS 20 DC held on saturday
February 5:h. 1910. ! estimate there VII! be IN
The aetchSorhood o. ScvcaiyHvc persons who
WILL pyrscas themselves. While I canno; say
the>e people vii: come. they vii! oc In posses.
sion o! = caro- o: admission which w!!! >ena
% each applicant Please have the examination
for the white applicants /. the morning ~ ~
o'clock. and the colo.e6 applicants n the a.ie'
nooH AZ O'Clock.
They will be instructed on the card o. adE!>:
>;on AZ what hour 90 present themselves. aac
sha!: mail voc lis: .! parties in yor' county
TO whom have sent ;hes" cards.
Yours traly.
W J. SToRES.
Supervisor.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-02

The following letter which has been
received 5y the Secretary OF the Board
OF Trade viii be OF interest 70 The :ar!n-
ers who contemplate planting tobacco
IL this county From it will be seen
that those in charge of the experiment
station plan have 20, SLOWED the mat
ter TO drop: and the letter !S very eu
courag;ns:
Washington. D. G.. January ~ 1910
Hon. A. T. Lever.
Rouse o: Representatives.
Washington. D. c.
SI.:-I have deferred answering your letter o..
the S;h instant. 20 Dr.. Galloway. Dr. Galloway
has bees Z! with Pneumonia :or Socae little
time and expected that he would recover and
tha. he would DC able 70 take up the question
o. extending our tobacco work iuIo Sou:h Car
DINA with you personally. Il - possible that
Dr. Galloway vii rot &c abe 10 return TO the
Dcpar:mca. !cr ssvccS! weeks. have conc
over the tobacco question With d.. Garner and
with D.: Gallo way. and plans will be made 70
c1;cad the work into Cia-endou county during
the present season. ~ fully IN the funds and
facilities vii! permit As Noon ~ tie plans Tor
the tobacco work for the season are settled. VIC
viii let you know how much work can DC usccr-
taken in South Ca.ol!o:-
Very respectfully.
&. Il. POWELL
Acting Ca:c9 Of Bureau
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-02
Honor Roll Manning Graded School.

First Crade.-Alice Clark and Grace
Thames.
Second Grade.-Fiola Thames, Moses
Levi, Thomas Bagoal, Maude Sproct.
Ruby McElveen. Helen Baker and
Henry Bacgetc.
Third GraGe.-Pearl Adams, Daisy
Sarrineau, Isabel Wolfe and Violet :Ao-
Grews
Fourth Grade.-Carolyn Plowden,
Irrna Mckelrey and Maoe! White.
Fifth Grade.-Jeannetie Plowdeu.
Meta Levi. William Wolfe and !.ddie
Weinberg.
Sixth Grade.-.Aileer Fiadser, Ce-
les,e Erwin, Rose Erwin and Mae Spen-
Ger.
Seventh G-ade.-Irma Weinberg,
Austin SaulS. Clara Basse;,, Preston
Thames. Jennie Bowman and Lucic
Wilson.
Eighth Grade-Mabel Todd, Robert
WoodSon. Clyde Johnson and John
Duffy.
Ninth Grade Chow. Clarke. Helen
Boger, Julian Creecy. Ludlow Timmons,
jamie Wilson, Louise Higgins, Martha
Jenkinsou, pammie Bradham. DuEant
Epps, Annie Bell Epps. Rita Nimmer
and Maria Strange.
Tenth Grade.-EuShey Tindal, Ben
nie Fulton: Madse Wood and Lily Davis.
FOURTH MONTH REPORT
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-02
Notice &c Veterans.

The Clarendon County Pension Board
will hold its first arnua! meeting in the
court house at II o'clock on Monday,
1th of February, a. which time tAe Pen
sion Commissioner, Capt D. J. Brad
ham. wilt make his report o. work done
during the month oi January. All vet
Grams who can conveniently do 50 are
requested 10 meet with Us II that time
that they may help Us 10 correcting the
rolls 10 be sent 10 the State Pension
Board. D. J. BRADHAM,
Pension Commissioner.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-02

TIE e. Rev. VIZ. a Query, EplS'
copal Bishop OF South Caroliaa. viii
yisi, ST. Matthias church IT S"mmer,
,cn. at Ii O'Clock on Friday morning.
February 18th. he viii preach the
sermon and will administer the Aposto-
lie Rite OF Confirmation 10 class. Inc
public are cordially invited.
Nessrs. ". y. and G. c. Lausston,
who have been engaged 10 live s;ocA
and livery business in NanHing Tor sew
er,l wears. have closed ou, their ouS!-
ness at this place and will leave tonight
for Oranceburg, where they VIII con-
due. = similar business. The NessrS.
l.anrs,on are good citizens and VIII
prove worthy additions 70 orangeourS.
The Secretary OF State last Saturday
issued = commission for the Clarendon
County Fair Association. the object o!
which is 20 establish an agricultural
fair in this county. The petitioners
were Nessrs. c. +. Sprott and + /.
Erwin. The capital stock will De s3,otV
ia shares OF $40 each. and the DOCKS OF
subscription will be opened IN lew
days.
In order TO keep the record StraiSh:
3 correction is made. Last week, 10
commenting on the demise OF the late
Syfax Milton. it was stated that Milton
at one time represented Clarendon N
the State senate. This Information WAS
given to the temporary editor. but 1HE
TINES editor. Mr.. Appe!t, says th!S Is
a mistake. Milton was never senator
bu,a member Of the lower house. Jared
D War!ey :!aS the only negro IN the
senate from this county. and when the
Hampton government assumed cootrU!,
Warley had still TWO more years 10
serve. bu: he was permitted tc resign
or take the alternative. which was I'M
pr;soument for his connection with some
O, the radical frauds. He resigned.
Ex-Governor John L. Manning, rot Coi.
n. [. Senbow, succeeded Marley 10
the senate 20 i'll out the ureEplreI
term, and when the term had been
Slled, Col. q. L. Beooow defeated Gov.
Manning for the nominat!on Tor the
full term. It was = most exciting COZ.
yeo,ion which defeated NannioS, aoa
many viii! recall the -ery 5i'ier speech
delivered by Gov. Manning when II was
that Col. Senbow was the
choice. C!areudon's rep
q, the time OF me political
revolution 10 lS76, were, senator, ). U.
wariey: members OF the house. SytaN
Milton and Hampton Dostoo. The sen
a,or was mulat,o and the house mem
bec full hlooded black negroes.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-02
Scientific Palrnist and Fortune Teller Is Here!

Remember. that many thousands
O! people are under the effect OF
evil influence is proven by the news
in the daily papers only too often:
as we read the news it is pathetic to
notice tile results Of these evil infiu-
ences and the horrible effects they
have on human lives; wives desert
husbands; people steal and comn!G
a.! manner of crimes; business trans
actions that should be successful are
failures; atfectiouate lovers separate
these and countless other tragedies
that occur daily are the results OF
evil influences that hover arorEd
and haunt the minds o! those who
are unfortunately afflicted.
That there is remedy for this
trouble is one OF the greatest bless
incs that can be obtained in life
Those who are afflicted with evil In
auence cannot find relief in medi-
cines or physicians care This oody
is not sick, so why treat the body for
what ails the mind? For when yon
are under an evil influence you are
in a state of mental unrest, and you
worry all the time, for everything
YOU undertake to do is failure.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-02
The Confederate Monument.

The movement 50 long neglected has
81 las, begun 70 erect 4 monument 70
The memory OF the heroes who wore the
gray,-solGiers whose record vas the
marvel OF the civilized world. Clarendon
now proposes 70 place upon the cour,
house square 3 sui,ab!.> mark OF its pa
tr;o::sn by havin. erected 2 shaft in
honor OF those who responded and laid
down their lives upon their count,v's
altar. All contributions sent TO THE
MANNING TINES will be Acknowledged
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-02

knowledge OF the future is power
for the present. Ouly to know is the
great desire. Madam ESTEL gives
that knowledge. Remember, your
prospects today may be your fortune
tomorrow. if properly handled. II
YOU are in doubt about ANYTHING,
consult Madam ESTEL-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-02

Itch cured in 80 minutes 5E Wool
;ord's Sanitary Lotion. Nver fails. Sold
by ". E. Brown S Co., Druggist.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-02

There is grea, demand for good
Tennessee mare mules this season. D.
n. BraGham & Son n ust think so or they
would not be bringing 50 many Of them
here 70 sell \ fresh car load CT them
will arrive here rext Friday.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-02

The afternoons are growing very
much ionser but it still gets 70 ee :.
O'Clock in the uorning before you know
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-02
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Two ca. loads OF horses and mules just
received q. CofFey s. Rigoy's.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-02

For Sale-Three desirable residence
lots oo Church street R. D. Clark.
Come II once Fifty fresh mules from
which 10 make selection. Cot1ey s.
Rigbv.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-02

Miss Kathleen Murray, who has been
visiting Miss Bessie Harvin, returned
to her home :n Bishoprille yesterday.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-02

Died last Wednesday. near Turoe-
vile. Mrs Leah Floyd. aged about 20
years. The funeral was conducted by
Rev. E. P. Hu:sco as Pine Grove
church Thursday.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-02
jac list.

Following. are the Petit and Grand
Jurors drown TO >crr. At the Court
Of General Sessions which convenes
in Manning the End Monday IL Feb
ruary. Judge !. C. klush, presiding:
w + SpiSuer, Alcoiu.
l. d Sports. Davis Station.
ID Levi, Manning.
y 3 Davis, Silver. K + ID.
X l. Bell. Manning
Walter D Eppersou. Pinewood.
John f Johnson. New Zion. K F d.
K W Cpker. Turbevilic-
J q Wells. Suinmertop.
John G P!owden, Alcolu. X + ID.
W g Strange. Wilson.
4 J Risby, Manning
T J Lowder, Davis Station.
H Hardy, New Zion.
los fassney. Manning
WM Lewis. Davis Station. 4 F d.
RI Reardon. New Zion. r F d.
John + Morris. Turbeville.
C \ plowden, Piuewood.
J w Cochran. Silver.
r G Howle. Manning
4 z Chandler. Alcolu. r F ID.
Geo . Lowde:, Manning.
Pm Richbours, Davis Station.
Ozias Mathis. Summerton.
D G Buddin, New Zion. z F D.
George June. Manning.
l. 4 Graham, Pinewood.
J II Piowdeu. Sumlnerton.
K K Plowden,S ,Sr, Manning. K Ed. :?
Louis Alsbrook. Wilson. K F ID.
K L EricrSor. Wilson. K F D.
L L Brailsford, Silver, Z + D.
Z Me!lette, Suntuerton.
Eugene Young, Manning.
b ? Broadway, Pinewood.
CIR y JURORS.
4 S Briggs. manning.
E C Cosk-ey. Wilson.
EN Green. Turbeville.
7 H Gentry, Summerton.
Hugh McFaddin. New Zion, + F d.
4 G. White. Alcolu. Z F D.
] Ashbv RichbourG. Summe-ton.
Il " Beard, Turbeville.
J Daniel Minis, Lake City, Z z ,.
w 4 Dyson, Manning.
W T kennedy. Lake City. r E D.
w D Scurry, Manning EF D.
J Henry Lowder, Jr, Pinewood.
4 G Heriot. Manning.
r d Cothran, Manning.
W L Lee, Manning. r F D, ..
E B Frierson, Manning, z F D,
G L Broadway, Silver.
SECOND wEEK PETIT JURORS.
K L Morris, Turbev!!le.
H F Bosesnan. Aicolu.
G T Worsham, Lake City, Z F D.
J 4 Gardner. Su,nmerton.
D & Shorter, Davis Station.
4 ] Plowden, Summerton. r F D.
FO Martin, Summerton. Z F D.
J P Coleman. Davis Station.
Curtis Frierson, Wilson, R F D.
W 4 Avant. Sumwerton.
F J Ssukes. Jordan.
w q Frierson, Summerton, r F D..
W P Legg. Manning.
s T Ivy, Turbeyille.
CH Castine, Turbevills.
" Plow6en, Manning, r F D.
J T Rho9us. Foreston.
J H iimmonS. Manning. K + ID.
\ P Hill. Paxvi!!e.
J Franklin Mcleod, A!colu.
J Robt Hodge, Alcoiu.
w y Cobia, Summerton.
&C ChewninS, Manning.
C E Joye, New Zion.
E L LansStor. Lake City, z F d.
II / Tucker, Foreston.
Hk Bearson. Manning. r Ed.
4 J Tiudal, Manning, r D.
EB Andrews. IanninS. Z F D.
W D McClary. Summerton.
J C. Dennis, Turbevlile.
J r Bradha,n, Wilson. Z 2 D.
3 L Broadway, Jr., Manning, Z F
D.
J < Tobias. Wilson. K F D.
II J Morris. Turberille.
- Is.yn.n Manninr
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-02

We have about seveuty-f"e head Of
horses and mules and ,hey must be sold.
Co:Tey & Rigby.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-02

There was !. whole lot OF real cold ice
yesterday morning, and right smart
more this moroing, SO 70 speak
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-02

Cofey * Rigby can furnish you any
thicg you want IN the way OF ! tine mule
or aorse.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-02

Mr. q. 0. S. Jackson, formerly OF
this place, was ningans with bis old
friends 10 Manning during the psss
WOOL
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-02

For Sale-Five-room house and lot oo
principal street il town OF Manning.
a bargain r. l. Bell, Manning. S. c..
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-02

Mr. G. & Pegram, who was one OF
the managers OF the Peoples Tobacco
Warehouse last year, has been iu Man
c;ns during the past week. The glad
hsod was extended him by many friends
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-02

The , per cent penalty now applies
70 all unpaid State and County taxes
After February closes, the penalty will
be per cent. for Two weeks, and then
the books viii close.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-02

Following ar. the. Petit and Grand
Jurors drown to >crr. at the Court
Of General Sessions which convenes
in Manning the 2nd Monday il. Feb
ruary. Judge !. G.. klugh, presiding:
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-02

Nessrs. ". E. Jenkinson and r +
Jerkinson left last nigh. for New York
70 purchase stock OF spring dry goods
for the store they will soon open al
KipeSsree.