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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-25
Verbriibt.
3wtijdbriass Sinh iant in siaea
Sopi nit beibem @aiitr.

Ti, tlein. sipsi Sabre aIte Glorente
Teaun, go. 1888 Central ape.. fpisIie
oeitern in Der aiihe ibrer slterliben
Dpbnune unb fisI in einen nit To-
6enbbeibem DaFsr s.flatsn 1opf, ben
bic SHUTTER turs porber auf ben CUB
bposu o.Itt[lt bate. Die Silferufs bek
bebau,rnsiptrtben aincss puroen bon
Der Wluttsr, lpeI6e fit sur 3tit bts
llnfullss in eintm Rsbensimmer be-
ianb, e,bOrt, Isiper ieoca bate BIZ
al.in., ais lie sersttet ipuroe, bertits
it1p.re 9riibpunoen an 6ols. Riidtn
une an ben 5iftsn erliiien. Sls
lpuroe ithleunisft i'm patroltpdesn ;
nGh benz ooipiial esbradi, no Der
3uitanb als dubsrit beDsntlih, Denn
ni6t gar hOfinungslos bsssihnst
tpuroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-25
Gntipr,ingenerW Wefamgcncr
giad) auireoenSer SasS wieosr oiIIs'
ieit sema9t.

Der 38 Sabre nIte gleser Games
Gresn, bon Ro. 538 Meft 5. Strubt,
bot seIiern Wittdg in gerniieins Sotss
Ierlaoen, Rp. 1920 Central apenue,
ein unseblid seiioblsnes gfsrDegeihirr
gum aaufe an. Serr 8ernitein rief
bic polissi auf unb Der perodhtt1e
gurfhe fpuroe Don bem pcli5iitsa
aloitertsmpsr perbofttt. Dor Der
1biire Der GENERALIZATION rib Der Or
tangent iif pioblih los unb elite bic
8. StroBe .ntlans. qoli5iit aioitsrs
temper fprons oem 5liidtisen nab.
tam jeooh su JolI, noourh Der Rsstr
einen kbeutenDen Uorfpruns ssipann.
Mittlerpeils hatttn Der 1eltgropbiit
Der Qoii5tissHtrale Georee absn, Der
itGbtifhe Gleitriser Rufus Wilosr uno
anoere bic 9erfoleung uufgenommsn.
Green, ipeIhsr auf Der 5lnht Elm
Ulsiitr at3oesn bate. runnte burh bic
alusn sipifhen plum uno Gin Strabt
sur Court Strabs, nit BEN offsntn
Wefer in osr Cuff berumfuhteIno.
Gine Ansabl S6uItinoer an Der gde
Der Court uro Gin Strabe ftoben
beim Nublid bes piloen aerls aufs
fhr,isno na6 alien Rihtuneen oustins
amber. SdIitblih fpuroe Der 5litknos
in Der allen slpiihsn Court unb Canal
uno Race uno Gin Sirdbe bon fs:s
nsn gsrfoIpern seiieIIt nno nuh beftI.
ger Gkgenipthr fsitgsnpmm,n. George
abel entrib ibm bns WeHer uno Der
osfdhrIits gurite ipnroe bon ihnl
uno anbertn Ul1nnsrn biz 3ur ans
.unft ots pcIistitsn afoiierteutper feits
oehaItsn uno bieiem iiberashsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-25


Die mir bsObddten, bat Der
Gouperneur o6ne 'sine llnterlnrift Die
Mopnen gill 8eisB lperosn lafien, tpeI'
de Oie Ginbsrufun0 elmer 8srfafun9ss
Ronpention ositdttst uno oieie grs
laubniB IOute niht unbenubt ooruosr
1ehen. Die Sbioer gerfdi1un1 fetert
I'M nGhiten Sabre ibrsn so. 8eburtss
ta1. Es lit baber uiht iiberrdiheno,
oaB tie Ii6 niat mebr ais cine Rthtz
Ihnur, iouoern ais Elm SemrnlB tur
oi. 8eIebQeber uno ba8 Bolt erpel't,
Ca ibre 8oritriften mil unIerem 3ett-
QeiIt in DiosrIprutb iteben. Gos
muBte nm 10 mebr Der SoQ Iein, als
Sic ShDpfer Der YerTa'iun9 Die bent
bar IhGrfiten uiuBrsgeIn 9etrofftn
hatten. nm Nen0erun9 purh Die 0t@
ieBQebunQ gu perhinoern. NIs DIE
0erfdiIunQ an1enormen nuros, mar
Cbio MIR in QertugsmWaBe Snouitrte-
Stuot, ieBt lit e5 bos in 9roB:sl9
W&aBe. SeTienttite &orporationen
Ipielten cine ieAr unbeoeuten0e Rous,
iebt beberrihcu 'ie DEN Qun3en Stdot.
/ 0aruus mubten iicb un3utrd9Itttelt:n
erQeben, bic jeBt ihper empfunoen
peroen. NGtItoem pjro man osn
.8dtern ser 8erFuiIun9" taum llnredt
nit Der gsmertung tbun, odb tie ntht
ourh beIonoere itootsmdnniid]e Welsz
belt QlGn3ten. Co8 2eigt iih beiolz
bers an Den b0bIt Iditigen Steuerpos
rQQrQphsn. Die Turmer, bic in oer
Nonpentjon bic iibsrpieQenoe Wtehrs
/ beit bdtt,n, poQten bic Stsuern pom
/ Tldten Qanoe auf Sic StGbte o6tpolz
aen. 53u 0!eicm gebuIe perfu9ten ne,
oar Quf uue Stsusrobiette Die Ql2tte
| Steuer State Qeteot lperoe 9isIe.
4I:il lit uuf Die ShiBsn 3uriit9ez
proQt. Gd es unm0QIi6 1T. ouI Gin
/ FINITE pon orsi. bier ooer fiin' Bro8ent
Drei Bro3ent Eteuern 5u 3ahIen. 10
Uiro bic Steuer iiSerhaupt nidt elm
1etrieben, pgil man Die SteuerObjet.e
/ Deritedea farm. Die Tdrmer a6cr, Die
ibrsn bspeQlihen 9eIiB, tpie 9etreioe,
Ni.h uIo. nicbt psrbsimIjter t0nner,
ntiiien Die pole Steuer 3obtsn. C;ei:z
ni1sn. Die ic6seren mouten, iino oIIo
ceic6oren ror0en. 9tbec nit 0;s7sr
/ Sha0enfreuDe tit nitt QsDient. Die
Steuerloitan itno 10 unQIeif, 00b Te
7ih oriideno erDeiien uno aud biz
or0fte ltnQershtiQteit QeQen bas @oIt
berpirtcn, in0em DIE Steusrbijroe Idt
oGnglih duf nen S6uItern Der drmee
rem GloTen ru6t. Die nsue 4onit:.
tuition mUbte oarin NbbiIfc iGatfen,
inOem fe DIR QeQisIotur in Der S;euer-
froQe reitsite Trsibeit einr0umt .
bah bic Steuern nQh Dem Ertra0e oes
( Steuerobieits unD nidt ohne Jt.itIid2t
ouf o:n GrtraQ auisrls9t rsroen t0ns
nen. Riot minDer iii Die neue Der
fdTuno nit 6inIiht oui oie Io3ials
Uohliabrt aebotsn, tpis lie in alien
forto.ihritteneu Qdn0ern teiteht,
ober bei uns rpeqen oer tonitituttonels
len TeTeI n;tt einqeIubrt lperocn
tonntt. 2in ieosr onosrsn 9inIitt
iteht bic WeIt auf ejnem dnDeren puntt
/ tpie Dor so yohren. Die 8eriaTung It
uber auf oem alien puntt iteben &C.
blie6en. Ossnsgen beborf lie elmer
itleunigen uno grunDli6en 4enoes
rlnc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-25

Der anIidt, bab Die gplititer, ipenn Ils
Grfola buben pollen, cine osm go.te
suIaaenoe Stsllung einnebmen folten,
obae auf GooIspelt gu tparten. Bir
aeben 3u baB ein Der aasemeins1
Wp6!fabrt picnlihes Broerumm burt9
Rppfepelts llnterituBung beoeutsnbe
'F6roerung erfabren piiroe. Wenn oas
proarumm aber nidt gut lit, oarn
t0rnte audi RooIepeIt oas 8plt niht
odfir Qeptnner.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-25

Die Q0iung Der peritihen
FrdQe, Sic jeBt Elm beoroblihes 2lusz
ieben gsponnen bat, fann am Ieths
teiten Ourh England erfoI9en, inoem
es Iia uuf 0:uti6lanos Seite itels
uno penn Der neus a0ni9 gut beratb:n
III, D;ro er DteIen &urs etn'tld9e1,
I'm aus elmer febIsrbaften PolttIt Acra
aus5utommen, biz isin 9orgGn9er ei1,
oeIeitet bat. Dem perItorbenen &0nj9
IoirO bic NbIidt nQ6geri6mt, ourd1
ieine BON ibm ab8eitIoTenen 9ertrd9s
Gn9lanD cine frt;oIife tnnere Gntpitz
lung 3u IinsrH, aber 9enQu oos 8s@
oentbeil lit sinQetretsn, lDeil er oa5
2uno an WGtte Qetettet bat, Die ittEs
auf 2tnnerionen iinnen. Sin 9eiipjeI
bierfur btetet Die periiihe 4n9eleQeHz
belt. Iurh oie'e oerdtb Gn9lQno IN
Shnierigtsitsn nit D2utIhldno, troB
Der 5batiahe, OoB Die Oon 0eutIfs
lamb pertretene 2lnIiht ben SntereIIen
GnqIanos am f0roerIihiten pdre,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-25
Mitt,uud,, Den %. Mai 1910.

Den Tepeihen 5uioIqe bat Der
Rdiier beim 4bIhieo pom Honi5 BON
Gn0luno Th nitt nit ZEN ubIthen
3pet auTIen auf pie Wangen be9nii5t,
ionbern ibm aud nod etnen Ortttsn
Stmab QuFoeoriidt. 9as ptro i'm
bofTentlid niht psrbinoern, 0eutIc2-
lambs Rente in periien 9egcn Gngldnp
uno RuBIlno nit Rahorut gu oertrez
Ten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-25

Sonntagsjdger ShiitteI
REIN.
sln geine mar nid)t piel 81 5ablen;
gr pilegie neiit oas 3iel su feblen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-25

belt. Turh oieie oerdth @n9lQno II
Shpieriqteiten nit T2utIhlanD, tros
Der 5batIa6e, 0cB Die Oon 0eutif
lamb pertretene 2lnIiht ben SntereTen
gnqIanos am f0roerIititen pdre.
8puperneur 5armon 11t
Die Bill pel6e ben Qunt in ben Saz
lOons perbietet oDer ouf eIn Wtlntmun
reDu3trt, ohne Ietne unterItrift (9eIeb
peroen IuiIen. 1uraus III 81 it!i3s
ben, ooB er nit Dem 4rin3ip Der g:l
nitt etnoerItunoen lit. llnIeres Gc=
meITens bGtte ar Iie Oetiren iOllen, ntft
neil mir Den TreiIunh als cine min.
i6ensnerthe Girri6tunq betruf;27,
ionoern aus 8rUroen ItuotsrehtIid5cs
Ratur. Die 0e.oQenolt rpirD 80uoers
neuren perlteben, um 0eIeBe gu un;erz
br4ten, Die nitt tonftituttoneQ iin0
uno an Den 8ouDsrueur ols sSuc;':
bate 0as nit 5eionoarsr Strait appel
Iiren IoQen. Stterlih 1T ibm hse
tannt, odB Die 8epalten bon Staa.5@
oeieBoebunQen Ii6 ouT 8eIeBe beItrore
fen, pelte ben StuB Don Qeben, 81
TsUI4u"! uo Q.. 49,, :;.r' f,:,, 49,
unH'O9l'@ Ip!'o @ uUt' GS 4-G5 "'oe 90, Is.,
roB e!n 1'It'- Il I 'L,u O'..3 ~ M c1} =,
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uls' o'[ ~'S.S'1'"l s !.C, m ~! ,uu 49,. 49, -
Lnout a,. p,'' ul'D - s 'ou'' :N = t,u' ~.
9puost"'uls c.|.!I HsIUEl''I' S'nE % otus " :. =
ulp!.o' .ostois o'', s"'S.E c,.!.IS 80 go, -
u5'tt.I L. n'a07'' "'S '''" V'''s'"U ~ -
o. Pu'''"'
merr RoOiepeIt pieotr.
4orr,t f,7r sr ,uf sinpr 7o6r rnorn,cr,
CT-nf1r1 rscSnsr o.r ,ker 7o,nsit %
mo moI;+;4er bp+r:i7t r;rft rnintgrsi.
~ 5sin NINA 7ir Ct7nonrttpr rr.
marion na6 or fin ;brs 80 sirtret,~
rr;ro nr6 9;s aSri,,rosnter srmTrt,,
Hns GIa;4o f;;r F+ g0ir ,I,n6pn n,f
SRs;oe 7;c1 o;nsr y9ni4rr1 h;rosS,n
gQer Wr95;oer+ os~ oler St1,te,, o,,,,..
len If I+sh+ ruf pirPr hohprer yRnr+p
ols a,'f hen 2;nrer nsr Wnrte; ri,
GrI16rrr1 erTs;it mob 6;s(1rn i,1,r
0rG7;nent r1,& 5aean6ionr- ioi.,,r
@1tsnsr;oos in nsr }or4s;nSr;t;f f,~r
np61I+sn Fot gosrr IL in ii6er6o,Int
SoT;tii+ F2tf,ilintpr oe7,4ob 6os ~
n6n;o n,rteiIoIsT gGe;7e iThem i;o p
nioIi4 n1s nsr+r7tSn ,n,s i;e Fiir n,tS.
msnn;7 mro r;r5+in hisI+sn n~6ef;i,n.
n1srt Sormr1 ner4sr S Hor+si ;6ro 3d..
nrno>n ,m51oten IN n;sier MOI,
rnirS rnobI rnA Pooienp4 nerfo6-,,
mus isinpr Wmtsasit bsr If hef1nr+
haS pr brft;r mite Gf,,;ir4tpr ,,,,r =, ,-,,i
W,1nftpn 6pnto in ge,nn orf o;s yoT5.
I'M ner 9't ngt;;ri;,+sn II ~ f,;(fsom,IIon -,
Vation nrn in gr,ro 6,ri Mo 9nriIf
O
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e!2cwood Dots
E Ma.a.a: Times

Specia: 20 The Ma=a;a& Ti@.eS
Mr.. G. Z. Griffin died a. his horne
here ias: Sunday morning. :, six
o'clock. after 2n :!!aeSS o: a5ou: .
week. Mr.. Critic was (. Years OF age,
ano was engaged !2 the mercantile
business. Ee is survived bv wife.
four children. one sister and .our
brothers. The iuaeral services were
conducted by the Hev. Z. ". Manner
lvn il the Methodist church. ate:
which the bod.. was laid 10 rest IL the
Weeks graveyard: attended oya large
number Of relatives ard friends.
Mr.. Z. <. EelGer has moved 10 Pine
WOOD 10 live. and accepted Z position
with the PiaewocG Mercantile Co.
Mr. Soe EaGir i assisting My G.
5. ko.5 il TIE railroad o:Sce.
N-. o. D. Ea-r;a is IL HrAnchviI!e
this week.
Mr. Willie Jackson o: WedSedeld
Spca; Sunday II ;o:.n.
Mr. C.auG DesChamps aas accepted
:: position with M:. {. X. Bates.
Mr.. c. c. Chapman has moved 20
Darlington.
Nr. and Mrs.. T. = 3rai!storc! OF
Sam,er Speo. Sunday win Mr.. and
Mrs l.. NJ Drai!s;o-G.
NJ. Gus Fisher Speo: Sunday u :own.
Major T. S. Richardson OF Columbia
IS here on = visit. I. I. y
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28
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Davis Station News.

Edo. I:.% Ns-:li:lc; Ist-t>
Mrs. Joe K. Davis aud children are
visiting relatives in Mavesvill...
Mrs. J. d. R!chbourS i "n :: visit
to her parents. near HroSGo,.
Me~srs. <. q. StukeS, -ibh:e a::,:
+. c. Raw.iESon. Went TO SuInt-r ,t>;
Wednesday and returned ~ their
new automobiles. 1t seems rs though
the automobile craze has struck ,!i!s
place. and the writer feels sale IN
ssyin: that >evera! more will ne
brought home in the next few cek>.
NJ. David 5. Jones has accepted L
position as dry goods salesman With
Mr.. (. G. SruNe>.
Mr. james Avcock LETT :: ,,.w day,
ago :or WoGord College.
Miss Susie Horton : v:>itia- rei;,-
.;ves in Manning.
Mr. ]. II. Horton >peut Sunday L
Maunin: With his sister, Mr. :. y.
kicby.
Nr. E. Z. Me:le,,e, cG Columbia.
listed relatives here last Week.
N-s. Geo. x Zones ! spending i
some time with her daughter Ar>
Rober, Wells, near pauo!;..
Miss Wilder kani.!d >pc:it It ;rw
DAYS .: last week ":::h her sister.
Mrs.. JeG Hart.iG IL Aicoln
School vii! open Eer.. about t"s.
10th ot October. wi:t: Miss =}.;i,i;t
Davis rs principal au,! :, Mi-, Wi>",
L former teacher. a> assistant THIS
,uakeS Miss Davis thi-d session. aud
in Itself speaks well 20: her
y:
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28
WHY SO WEAK?
Kidney Troubles hay be Sap2;ng Your
Life Away. !lannin. People
Have Learned This Fact.

WhcH . hea!:hy :..a:! or WOMAN be-
.ias 20 :un down wi:hou: apparent
cause. becomes weak. !2n"ulc. Cepre>>-
ed, suffers backacLc. headache. diEzy
spells aud urinary disorders. ridncy
wco1:cc>> ,a;v he Inc c:sG>.. "t i al.
Keen ;ae E:G3cy> wcG ana ta..y NIL!
keep vcu vol Dn:..> hidneE Pills
cure sick kiI:n-yS AZ. keep hem well.
Can Manning readers cen!aCs; further
proof ;han the following >,a:c"e2::
Mrs. i; !;. Scy' loI:r. Us ". Calhoun
St. Sumter. ). G.. says: =! wi> annoy
eI :. .reat Ieal by ::'.'Hgai;:r passages o.:
he kidney sec.c;io:S aAG had d:.l!. nag
ring backactIc>. accompanied b: G!s-
t-cs,iug pain, through my lo!ns. | used
Doaa's Kidney pills aaG have not had
arv trouble iro". my back since. That
was aoou; = year ago ;:Cd au: glad %
say ;ha; Doan,s Kidney Pills entirely
cared ne Ny son Was a.,o a:!.ic:e:
with kidney ;:G25,c, beng 1a:.b.c %
con:-o. The niCncy >ecre.!ons. especially
q. night. Siccc taxing DoaH 5 h!ducy
pills. :c nas .mpro:ee: wonderfully.
lady recommend Do:.gl h!cncy E'l..>
in rctavn 20. Tie good hey did IL our
:@.,:nily.
F0: sale by a. Jcaicys. ;'r!ce % cents.
Foster y. burn Co. Buffalo. New \ ORR.
sole agents !o": he n!:cG states.
Ecmc,I be-. -" name Doac s--aaG
/ axe no o,Gc:
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28
To Goyecan, Cole 1. B!ease.

A-rr.'> 10 Co.e l. Bcasc
Who ircI: Fca;hcr>:onc with ca>c-
iIc j. :h'. o. the hour.
VIII the pardoa:n. power.
~! o"c- il.c St.:c
The minority Viii :ra;c
Coles vot.> we're SoGIl..
For M. Talc.. h. ought
Too !.:c though. boys
To >ta-t such rol>r,
Fog III. votes have beet cast
WITH Bc.>,, Governor =: last.
Now during this rhyme
JUS: g!vc i.> = I!t.!c time
To laugh =. nc Sta.t. press
20: :acy >c-c mae. ::.',s>
On B!c:l>c> recon. hey >tc!fc! 10 Owe.
And N og- opinion they played HI.
Blu: no.: vc llnow y" can never D. S;Ht
For Co.'- h..> Won IN ! - heat
Give :; ~ HIM. l-,y>. IL. Won Il fair.
And blew ;hr feathers UP IN The aIr.
The stone bcin, heavy !-!! 20 ;hc ground
Ard ycc'!! have: reunion %hcn the feathers
conc down.
A.! mus: bow Il. hun3c Submission.
To the new Gorc-ao:-c!cct by public pc:-
mission.
And IN The cI.G :..! rI!. oc well.
We!! a.! IT, pro.d - oC- noble Cole l..
". Il. c.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28
/. Saved a:s Leg.

ALI though I'd lose ,ay ie-. writes
j. y. Sweasen. OF Watevtown. Wis.
Ten years 0: eczema. that y doctors
could 30, cure, had :: las, laid ne up.
Then Bucklen'S : .A-nici S:.iye cured X.
sound and well. Inial!io!c ioc Skin
E.vup,iooS. Eczema. Sal; Eheum. Ho!i>.
Fever Sores, Burns. Sca!dS. C";S and
Piles. &c ~ al druggists.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28
Sste MeS;c:,e 20. C.;,d-e:

Ioley's Hone: ard Tar is safe auG
effective medicine :o- children as Il
does co; contain opiatcS or harr.u!
drugs Get OILY The Geau;ne ro!ey 5
Eo2ey and Tar IL the ye.!cw package.
W. r. Brown < Go.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28

N~s. Jacob Wi!;2c:: Lincoln. e..
ioacG. ne: Way back 20 pe.:cc: !c"!:E.
She writes: ~ suffered with kidney
.-o35.c ard oacsachc az. .nv appetite
was very poor !: ,.Ue,. ! Il" week>
ago sut Foley kidacy !'!i.> ;t:.a cavc
.hcl,! 4 :..:- rial. They gave II" grra:
.t.3. lei. - continued -. 2ow ~" ara Z
i. I,....,.,,: heath =. Eruw,:. \ Go.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28

Millinery Opening Thursday anu
tri,!l: sept ~ and -. i.icby Dry
Good, Co
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28

Friday sept - and %. I;i:by Dry
/ Goods Go.
You are cordially invited 10 be pres
cut ana aspect oar opening o! Fall and
Winter Millinery. Thursday and Fri
day. Scptcm Der. -."th :iad 30ch. Manning
Millinery par!ors, Lev: Block.
! Wanted d-Oac man 10 Clarendon
County that can rive iir,; class refer
cnce> aud wants 10 make money. will
make con;.iact with right party with
good pay j. II. Guthrie. Sumter. ). {
For SAFE Cheap. One F.n@inc. .Ap-
ply 10 G. 7. Ia %linSou & Co.. Davis
Station. $. G..
Thursday and Friday Sept. - ard 80
Opeuin. 4. D. Hirschmann
The latest creations 10 artistic Mi!!l-
merry await your pleasure and approval
I: our Fall display. Thursday and Fri
day. Septetn Der 18th and 30th. Manning
Millinery parlors. Levi Block.
Wanted-Onc mon in Clarendon
County that can give first class refer
enccs and wants &c make money, Will
make contract with right party wi;h
good pay j. h Guthrie. Sumter. 5. {.
You are cordially invited TO attend
the tall Opening Thursday and Friday
Sept. ~ and 80 II d. Hirschmann'S.
As have given up the agency
for Or. B!osSer'S Ca,arrh Remedy
2, Manning. Mr.. .Iunius y. White has
bcsn appointed agent, and will fill
n! orders for same. II. l.. Boyer.
Ladies Sui;sauG Pattern Hats Thurs
day and Friday Sept. ~ and 50 g D.
Hir>chmann'S.
Come 70 see the new 10, of horses and
:nules !: CotTey Il Eig5y's stables.
Wautcd-l want to buy horse and
bu..v cheap. y. l. Woodsop.
Tan:ed-Wc are begging for hand
Bibles for the coiored graded school OF
Manning. Would like 70 secure 30 or
loo copies These Bibles are wanted
for daily devotional exercises. 20 leach
school, children 10 love The Bible acd
is teachings. White and coloreG min
i>te-s o: Clarendon please help Us in
our eGor: 20 secure these copies. In
formation along this lire wi!! be a2pre-
ciatej l. -. Y. Myers.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28

\ car %! :inc horses and mules inst
arrived II C"iIcv x l,!gbys.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28
THE mANNlNG TINES. SEPTEMBER 26, lylO
BUSINESS LOCALS.

G:...- AID .Io..c>on Pattern Hats AZ
y iiir>cnI.anaS
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28

Mess-s. Joe ard Alvin Risby a-ec u
S. Lou.s buying horses and mules The
stock arrived YESTERDAY.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28

\ :.atl.a. o! the oraaG Jury present
:neat relating 10 The work OF re-!adeX-
ios the rea! estate records Il The CLERK
OF cour:s ; ci,icc w;ll coc:l.Se ,1e reader,
because IL o.c place the ;u:.yv says ;ha.
NJ. Burgess. who die :hs woCH. IS
biamelesS. ard n 2nother ;hey condemn
cHe work The fact OF the matter 5.
the wocS was 20; properly done, and as
it stands IS worthless. The money rs!d.
500. j: uot returned, = thrown away:
iu., wha: can be Goce we do 20; E.aow.
81: the couc;T comy?lSS!oaerS snoa.d
!rS;ruc: their attorney 20 take the nat
ter up with Nr. Sa:sess aad see Il he
VIII not make good :he loss 20 The iaN-
PAYERS. and i: i:e declines 10 Go so ,nec
let the coGo,y attorney go la:o court
with L sui, 20 recover. The taxpayers
are entitled 10 p-otec;!oa, a2u - Is me
duty o: the authorities - orc:ec; tac1n.
There IS q line opening 10 this towU
so. broom factory. ai.G !; caa be e>-
sab,ished withou. ANY -rea: cea o:
capital. The broom co. :. c:la ae raised
in This coun:v wiki: very G.:!e a::ec-
:ioa. i. does 90; 2eed any more cu!;iva-
tior than ;ae icdian corr. and 1: oriags
4 whole 10. more ca the market. We
are ;oiG me cost o: eS,aoiiShloC : broom
factory :eeG 60: oc OYER SS.eG1 and
with :. p!.a. Q: Sich Z size = GozcC or
more people can be employed - make
Tie b-oorns. T'he>. aroo:pS SCI. Cor
about S.. o0 per GcZe1 wholesale, and !
5000 plan; Will turn ou; hstv dozen :
tIar. This IS matter oU" U"eu;ecpr!SinG
cis.zeas should Investigate and !: J; Is
aS we think i: is. :. factory Should De
established. !! Tor cothius else Khan 70
:rGuce people 20 conc here ~ 5e en-
2loyed. and :os the encouragement OF
o.ae- snail industries. Il! together VII.
MAKE the weekly paw rol! i grea; help
20 our coumercia! value Is 1 town
Nacc:ag up 20 Ga,e Is the 5eS. cotton
u.arke: U This section oi The State, no.,
w:tas.aading he complaints by the
farmers that the buyers Will not buy
di.ec, srosc them. The prices frequently
paid here are several points h!cneriaan
in Sumter, Charleston and other cot:oS
markets Therefore we say 10 oar
friends they shoaiG encourage this con-
Gi,ion b: bringing their cotton here n
sut,iciea: quantities to justify the stay
ing here Of the present oumher o.:
BUYERS. The more buyers the S-e-ie.
:ae competition. the sharper the con-
petition the more money paid for the
produce: Hring YOUR cc:toa 10 Manning.
The advice We give with regard 10 co..
toa selling on his r,a-ke: we give also
20 those wanting 20 buy Scoc>. There
is no ,cwn anywhere where FOODS are
sold oa closer margin CT p-oa;. Our
merchants have learned long ago that
20 sell goods they mas; Know there are
others who want 20 Go the same thing,
ard !. is q case o! The enc who does the
best 20: the money tha: Sc:S tIe trade.
The result is that the merchants who
advertise in THE TINES are u The 50Sl-
uess 20 do business, and they VII! have
the trade if selling goods on close
prot: viii tura the trick. Goods can
be Dough, from THE TINES advertisers
81 inducing prices.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28

Colored graded schoo! o. Manning
opens Monday. School books are OF
hand g. Dr.. Aran.'S drug store.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28

Dic,. ye>.cc,.... s::o:'n.:1., b.Ss>.: >eIe:-
:.:.c., occ .! Manning aaiche..4:"
negroes. and one wao en joye" iae lady
fecI;2c aud es;eecI o: The wai;e people;
especially was he wei: :::aca='?t @! oy hose
who haze scowD L:m the !cnSe>:. As
,hese clG negroes pass away ihe-c = ieii
: paas IL the hearts OF ,.iany White pev-
pie who appreciate tie &aec:ioC ;aaD:-
tested by their cl3 servants. and there
* lie which bound :racE O! ,her! a.
nos: akin 10 blood. aecce, wacn one OF
the old ones IS called 20 cross ove" me
-;ve. : ;eay trick!eS Gown the caeck o;
former associates. aud :-iccGS :aa; those
who haze acveS :e!i the ;occa o: ;he
black mans naa, wEc@ stricken or
whca in neet; ot ae.p can2". appreciate
the voiG. C:at:e 5y he dea;:! .; aa a2tc-
5e!iun oe.-o wao has maintained MS
manhood bv living right.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28

Judge Prince was called home i:ast
Thursday OF account o. the extreme III
ness OF brother.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28

Sam Sprot:'s pony has arrived. Joe
Rigbr brought it ic his s:ip IRON 81
0.,iS
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28

The people Of this ,own are delight
ed 20 see that DR.. ". E. Brown is able
70 ride about town although he is Still!
c,:,.a weak
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-28

Miss Paaline Wilson left last week 70
take charge o! The school At Dalze!.