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ATTEND MANY TOURNAMENTS
Twenty-Five Americans are Touring
Northwest for Shoots.

Northwest for Shoots.
Winnipeg, Man, July 15.-There are
In all twenty-five Americans taking
part In the gun club tournament here.
They came to Winnipeg direct from
Fargo, N. d., In a special car on which
they are travelling all through the
country to different tournaments.
They have just completed a ten
days circuit, including stops at Portal,
Kenmare, Devils Lake and Fargo, N.
d. From here they go to take part
in the tournament at Crookston, MINI.
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IN THE WORLD OF SPORT

broke Philadelphia's winning streak
to 4. The visitors punched their nine
hits in three innings, while Powell
kept the home teams hits well scat
tered except in one inning. The home
teams outflelders accepted sixteen out
of seventeen chances. Score:
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pHYSIcIANs.

DIR. r. Il. BURTON-0FFICE HOURS
10 to IL a. M. 2 TO and s to q. m.
Once, Stern BUILDING. Phone l73-L.
Fargo N. d.
T.. j. CAMPBELL, M. d. - PRACTICES
limited to diseases of women GenIto,
Urinary and Skin diseases. Office hours,
10 to IL and to 5. Over Mcdonald
Drug store, Front street. Phone TOO.
DIR. A. 9. NORRIS, PHYSICIAN AND
Surgeon. Office over Wilser's Drug store.
sos Front street. HourS, 8 to -. to
5, and to 8. Telephone 1043-L, ONCE;
I043-L2. residence.
NICHOLS BROS.-PHYSICIANS AND SUR
GEONS. Office COS Front street. Office hours :
10 to II a. M, 2 to 5 and to 8 p. m. Phones !:
Office 1858, residence 2I0
DIR. j. L. SAVAGE, PHYSICIAN AND SUR
geon, COS Front Street
j. W. VIDAL. III. D., HOMEOPATHIC
Physician and Surgeon. Edwards blk.
Fargo.
DIR. j. G.. DILLON, HOMEOPATHIC
Physician, de Lendrecie Block.
DRS BARROW & WEIBLE, deLENDRE.
Gle block. Office hours from 3 to D. m.
DRS. r. II. BAILEY Il KACHELMACHER
Specialists, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
ONCE hours, o to II and 1:S0 to 5. OF.
Gccs In the Stern block.
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several months about a year ago, and
it is believed his fear of again grow
Ing mentally unbalanced was one Of
the causes OF his suicide.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
az Youna out. pitched.

New York. July 15.-Ford outpitch-
ed Young and the New Yorks defeat
ed Cleveland 4 to /. This was the
third time the veteran Cleveland
pitcher had tried to register his 500th
victory in the major leagues. Cree's
hitting and fielding featured the con-
test. Score:
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Indians sea!pod AGAIN.
Moorhead ~" Team Won.

Moorhead again defeated the Inde-
pendents last night by a score of 4
to 3 in the Y. M. c. A. Twilight league.
The game was won in the third in
ming. when Moorhead scored three runs.
The game tonight will be between the
High School and the Resident mem
bers. The score:
r. H e.
Independents :. 80 1 1 0 Id /
Moorhead .... II % 0 x-4 5 /
Batteries-Independ Thayer and
Johnston; Moorhead, Rusness and Rus
ness.
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petroit Win Easv vietorx.

Detroit, July 15.-Detroit punched
five hits for five runs in the second
inning and won an easy victory over
Washington, the Anal score being Z to
L. Cobb's home run with two men
on bases was one of the events of the
big inning. Donovan was effective at
all times. Score:
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Brooklyn Wins Another.

st. Louis, July 15.-St Louis lost to
Brooklyn after having almost won the
game, 8 to /. Corridor pitched great
ball up to the last inning, allowing
only one hit. In the ninth he was hit
safely three times. Score:
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Louisville, July 15.-Louisyille won
the game by the same score and in the
same manner that Milwaukee did Tues
days contest. Robinson's single in
the ninth, followed by Stanley's single
was responsible for the deciding run.
Weaver allowed the visitors bat one
scratch hit. Besides the pitching of
Weaver and Cutting the fielding of
Howard and stanley's batting were the
features. Score:
RHE
Louisville 3 8
Milwaukee ........... 30 1 o
Batteries-Weaver and Hughes;
Cummings and Ludwig.
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Euripides silence and chaste re-
serve Is woman's genuine praise and
20 remain quiet within the house.
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cAss LAKE HOTEL euTTED.
Fire Starting in Kitchen Causes Loss
Of $1,000.

Cass Lake, Mimi, July 15.-Fire this
afternoon Quilted the McDernid hotel.
causing loss estimated at about
$4,000, partly covered BY insurance.
The fire caught in the kitchen
Boarders lost all their effects, with no
insurance. A strong wind was blow.
ing, but excellent work by the flre de.
partment prevented spread OF the
flames.
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Pirates shut Out Yanks.

Pittsburg, July 15.-Pittsburg. won in
the ninth inning by scoring four runs.
MathewsQp, who had been invincibie
before, went into the air. He gave
Clarke a base on balls. Wagner got
to first on an error by Fletcher at short.
Singles by Flynn and Wilson scored
Clarke and Wagner. O'Connor was
sent to first on balls, filling the bases.
Mathewson gave Byrne four balls,
forcing in the run that tied the score.
After giving Leach two bad balls,
Mathewson was taken out and Ames
substituted. He gave Leach two more
bad balls, and forced in the winning
run. Score:
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Baseball
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Boston nefeats clney.

Cincinnati July 15.-Frock held Gin
cinnati to four hits and Boston won
Z to 0. Beebe was not only wild, but
was hit hard in the second inning and
retired in favor of Burns. Score:
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REAuTY PARLoRs.

NINE. MELIN BEAUTY. PARLORS ELEC-
trolisis, Massage, Chiropody and Manicur-
ing. los Broadway. Phone T0SJ.
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Zee Huntington block, over Bijou. En-
trance on broadway. Fargo, N. d.
DIR. IL. l.. STARTLING, DENTIST, ROOM
8, deLendrccie block, corner Front anu
Seventh streets south, Fargo. N. ID.
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PIANO TUNER AND TEACHER.
PROF. WM. KLIMMEK, ia NINTH AVE.
nue. south. Master tuning and repairing.
Phone e16-L.
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CIVIL ENGINEER
DENTISTS.

FRANK q. ANDERS, CIVIL AND ME-
chanlcai engineer. City Engineers ONCE,
CITY hnlL
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ATTORNEYS,

BARNETT & RICHARDSON, ATTOR.
neys ar law. ONCE. and g. Morton
building Broadway, Fargo.
ROBERTS. AUGUST, HENDERSON block.
Broadway, Fargo. Probate practice O
speciality.
TURNER, II. E., ATTORNEY AT LAW.
0flces In Edwards building, Broadway,
Practices in all courts.
MILLER, HENRY f., ATTORNEY AND
Counsellor at Law. Over Fargo National
Bank block Fargo.
EMERSON ii. SMITH, ATTORNEY,
Commercial bank building, Fargo. Prac-
sices In all courts. Particular care given
TO probating estates.
ROBINSON, ]. e., ATTORNEY AT Law,
6i2 Front street, Fargo. Practices in all
courts. Tax cases q speciality.
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Philadelphia, July l5.st. Louisi 2
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

HANCOCK BROS, ARCHITECTS, OFF,
ces Douglas Bldg, 113 Broadway, Fargo.
A. J. O'SHEA, ARCHITECT, FARGO,
N. d. offices In deLendrecie Bldg.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-15

Quite party wen: from Manning last
Saadav 10 attend the I:v:nan's move
i,nent services :: New Zion and Pine
Grove. The party wen; in automobiles:
they were Capt W. G. Davis and Charl-
Ton DuEact. Esq. OF the Manning Bar.
who are conducting I-ayncn services n
various churches: Mr.. Davis for the
presbyterians, and Mr.. Dul:aa; for the
Me,hodiS,s. The res, OF the party were
Nessrs. Jos L. and c. ". Wells. and
Mr.. \. ?. BurseSs, these gentlemen
wen: 20 assis; MesSrs. Davis and Dntant
with the singing. and Nessrs. +. L
Wolfe and Herman Higgins 10 attend
the services. Ga account OF the !nc.eyn-
encv ot the weather the attendance at
New Zion was not is large Is was en-
pected, but =: Pine Grove they had
fine audience The LavmanS movement
is aa active force in this county. and 20
doubt the eloquent pleas for missions
will do much 70 arouse the people 10
contribute literally. T'he cause in this
county IS well represented by the two
gentlemen from the Manning Sar. who
have much experience in The art OF
pleading: when they go ou, N the 10
te-eSt o! the uplift CT q beniShted peo-
pie in foreign lands. their training as
speakers should serve them we'll. and
will. 90 doub, bring 20 the cause they
argue for, many dollars from the people.
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Piaewood Dots
EG!:o. tn: Mannin: Times

EGi:o. tn. Mannin: Times
Til. crops in this section are look
ing :nuch better since the heavy ra!ns.
cotton is very small for this time OF
the year and il will hardly be possible
for any farmer TO celebrate the 18th by
lavins by this crop. The continual
daily rains for the last ten days has
made the grass grow enough TO keep
farmer busy tor sometime after the
wet weather is over.
Mr.. Pat Lawrence has moved INT"
hi. new residence on Hampton Ave
Miss Lola Brown OF Sumter. has re-
turned home after Z short visit 20
Mr. and Mrs. y. l.. Broughton.
Miss Willie Martin Of Camden, Ar.
kaussw. is visiting Mrs. y. l.. BrouSh,
ton.
Mrs. a. r. Toomer has gone 10 Com.
pobello where she will remain until
September.
Mrs. K. II. B:ailsford and daughter
Miss Maysie. left Thursday for Spar
.anburg.
Miss Madge Weeks and MIR. jim
Weeks are 1T home again OF their Va
cation
Mrs. Leila Rogers. who has beef
visiting her parents, has returned te
her home in Bleuheim.
Mr.. Claude DesChanp> is VISITING
relatives in Oswego. y. +.
| Pinewood. 5. c., June Il, 1910.
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pEESENTMEST.

To Hi> Honor Y. W. Mcmr,.ncc-. Presiding
.JUd:c
We respectfully rcpor, shat wc havc con>:d-
crrd and passed upon y! bills OF indictment
handed U>-
The committee appointed on cha:a:aaS be-:
:eavc 20 report ;ha. ;hcr have VISITED he chan
..anc and Ind tha: the prisoners a:c !s.!a: wcs!
cared .or :ha: the stock are II GOOD condition,
and :aa, the camp generally - wc!. Scp:
The committee on public records and finances
schools. public buildings &C. be- leave 20 STATE
.ha; they vii! make = :ui! report 4; the "a.
tenn o. court
We nd .Aa: The conditions aow existing -
20 the storing o. rl:ioa>. etc. - .ac caainraac
are !nad,eQuat,. and wc recommend iha: >u:;-
! able a.rancc:nca:S bc made 20 protect them.
Oar attention having bec:: called 20 -: article
! IN the issue o: THE MANNING TIMES u: May
the 18th 1910 writer. 10y ! J. ca:.;cy. .; Sun!
merton. :. g.. entitled The Administration o:
Justice. AID 4 comment: in .ac :>>uc ot June l.;
By the editor .: .hc >iclc paper. entitled.
Most Serious Allegation: we bc: .caT" - >:ii
:ha: VIC have investigated these csac:., i.'!
/ :snc ,ha. such conditions do 10; ci:>: N .h:'
county.
We hereby p-c>ca: Nathan Ja.!!>o: o: b!::::''!;
and na,uc The following persons ~ witnesses
! r D HoLSc Pau! \. E:r.in Lizzie Jatn:>o;
! Rosa Ic,. la,,..>oE Bc-:ic JAN :~on and SaH:uc
JaCisoG.
| We thank his aoao- .o- a: cou.tc>ic> show:
iu> NJ @: which = respectfully submitted
\. y. BH!Cc>.
Foreman!
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Eorse Flies.

Clemson Extension Work.-Article y.
Seldom is 4 second thought given
to the common house fly. II has al.
WAYS been considered Il nuisance, but
recent studies have shown it TO be
very much more than g mere nul-
sance. The germs OF intestinal and
filth diseases and readily carried in
large numbers from the excreta Of
patients suffering from typhoid. dy-
sentary and cholera direct to food in
tended for hrman consumption and
even to the fingers and face and lips
OF babemor sleeping person.
Flies breed in filth and offal OF any
kind, preferrinS above all else the
fresh droppings OF horses and mules.
Large mum bers will develop in human
excrenent and in garbage barrels. at
places where dish water is thrown
out and wherever decayinS animal or
vegetable matter occurs.
The adult fies are constantly pass
ing back ana forth from such mater
ials. where they deposit thei. eggs. TO
other materials npon which they
themselves feed. They prefer sweets
but are attracted by almost any kind
Of human food
Flies DO not Ordinarily trave! TO any
distance aud il Il littic care Is taken
,h-ir numbers may be greatly reduc
ed. Especially does the farmer have
III. chance OF abatin. the pest so Tar
- his own premises are concerned.
The eggs laid bv flies hatch in about
4 dav into the familiar white mag
sotS. After about five days spent
feeding. Il the foo,! supply Is nu!iin't-
ed. and Il couple OF days in 4 rtStin::
atmSe. the adult flies appear IL takes
them slightly more than = week from
tlv 10 ily If manure can be disposed
Of, hauled 20 either the field or 4 com
post heap some distance frouI the
house every five to seven days. ao
flies will be able to develop. II j; is
not possible TO Thus dispose "f the
manure j: may be possible. 10 provide
4 room. dark and thoroughly >crean'
ed. into which the manure may be
put until il can be disposed OF.
OF all the Substances used 20 Xii! or
rcpel flies the one which has proven
most satisfactory is ordinary air sl:,k
ed lime. Lime Is !, first class deodor.
ant. \ free use o! it around all sta
! bles, privicS aud garbage cans Will
cause those places 10 loose half o!
! their disasree:,ble features. and they
will cease 10 be attractions and breed
/ Ing places for that menace TO healt!
I the common house Ny.
Prof GEO. q. AINsLIE,
Associate Prof. o! Entomology anc
Zoology
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Democratic Executive commit:::e Meeting.

The county executive committee met
ic the cour. house Nocday. June 18Th.
Those present were:
:Alcolu, J. NJ Basnal: Bloomville. c.
". Haley: Davis Y Roads. J. z. Diugle:
Davis Station. J. <. Davis: Doctor
Swamp. l. y. Tobias; Douglas, D. {.
Turbevi.ie: Fork, ". NJ. Davis: Fores-
ton. S. NJ. Havneswosth: Fo-eston Re
form. C. T. Ridseway: Gibbons Mill.
f. Il. Gamble: Jordan. s. B. Thomp-
son: Midway. J. J. EppS: Pinewood. j.
r. Griffin: Summerion. G. VI. DAVIS:
Manning. {. T. Sp-oot, and transacted
the following business:
Candidates were assessed as follows:
Senate S35: House Of Representatives
S!5: Treasurer 50: Auditor S2o: Judge
OF Probate $50; Magistrate az Naming
SO: Magistrate at Summercon $40; all
the other Magistrates, each $3.50.
\ resolution was adopted that Magis-
tra,es oe required 70 be nominated n
The primary IS heretofore.
The committee appointed 10 arrange
dates for the campaign meetings re-
ported as follows:
Turbevi!le, "Wednesday, Ausust Il:
Sardinia, Thursday. August Is: Alco!u.
Is, night Thursday. August Is: Pax
:ille. TUESDAY. August y: Pinewood,
Wednesday. August "a: Summer,on.
Thursday. Angus, 3: Manning. Friday.
August 26.
The time for fling pledges was Gxed
10 expire at j. o'clock noo:, the l6ah
day OF August. the day before the first
campaign meeting.
\ resolution was adopted that each
member 0: the executive committee
make ou, list Of managers for their
respective clubs. three managers for
each club. and forward same 10 ,ne
secretary OF the executive committee
on or before the 18th day 0! July.
4. J. RICaBOCEG.
i. NJ WlNDHAM. Ctir'n f.N. Com
lrr
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Winthrop College
Scholarship and
Entrance Examination.

:he examination for the award OF va
cant scholarships in Winthrop College
and FOR the admission OF rew students
will be held IL the County Court House
on Friday, July !. ~ 9 =. n. Applicants
must b. not less than fifteen years OF
age When Scholarships are vacant
after July they vii! be awarded 10
those making the highest average a.
this examination, provided they meet
the conditions governing the award.
Applicants Tor scholarships should
write 10 preSiden: Johnson before the
examination FOR Scholarship eXam!na-
ton blanks.
Scholarships are worth 800 and free
tuition The next session will open
September p. 1910. For further in-
formation and catalogue. address
PRESIDENT D. 3. JOHNSON,
Rock Hill, S. 6.
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sio0 Reward. Sl00.

TIE readers o. this pape. VIII be pleased 20
!car: ;aa, there j. ~ least oac dreaded disease
Tia: science aa> been able 20 cure IN j.! It's
Stages and that iSCataE-h- Hall Is Ca:::rh Cure
y the ca!v positive cure Known 20 the Ined!c::.
fraternity Ca;arrn being ! constitutional dis
case rcs, uirc> constitutional! treatment Hal!
Ca,a-rh Cure i. taken internally. acting directly
upon The blood and mucous surfaces o! The sy>'
TEN thereby cs>:royinS: the :oundat!o. o! the
disease. .aaL siv!r. the patient strength by hui!!-
!n.. Up the constitution an, a>>i>;sa:, nature n
Go.na Is work. The p-opr:c;or> have 10 much
faith il is curative powers. that they occr ono
Hundred Dollars tor any Case that II falls 10
cure Send !or list OF testimonials.
.,d6.r>c. FL. CHENEY & Co. Toledo. y.
Sold by druggists.
Halls Family Pills are The best
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cATkRRH CURED AT HOME
Trial Treatment of D:. Blossefs Catach
Remedy Free to Sufferers.

I. you have cata.rh OF ;hc nose. throat. or
lungs ]! you ar. constantly splitting. 5!owia:
;hc nose. havc stopped Up feeling. head 2o!>'->.
G,,.ae>s. asthma bronchitis OF weak lungs.
you can cure yourself IL home oy = remedy 20
simple that even chic can rs: II
L, VII! cost you only pos;a. card 70 re: :
liberal free trial package o! Dr.. B!o>>erS y
wonderful remedy. u Is sent b. ..:a!l 10 cvery
Interested sufferer. Certainly no offer could be
more liberal.
The full ,.cairaca: Is 70; expensive. y pack
are containing enough 10 .ast one u hole Uon:a
w!l be sent by ,rai! for sl.Oo.
4 pos.a! card with your narn: and :.3!::cc>S
sen, 10 Il. K. BOGER. Manning Times af..:ce
Manning y. c.. will bring you by return mai!
the !rce tia! treatment: and an Interesting
booklet. 30 TIA, you cs2 ~ oIce oeG!i 20 cue
rourSclt pr.va:c!r a. home
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Do You Drink Iced Tea.

II real hard 10 please. just Try little
OF our Sa,suma Blend at &c I pound.
The delicious aroma. taste and color ol
these selected Oo!ongs, Moyunes, Sary.
uuc< ard Young HySonS, so skil!fu!!y
combined is sure TO make friends with
you. \ coupon worth ten cents in mer-
chandise given with every pound. The
Manning Grocery Company.
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Notice of Election.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant
10 order made by the County Board OF
Education for Clarendon County. dated
the .th dav ot June. 1910. the under
signed. as the Board OF Trustees OF Man
ming School District. No. .. vii! hold
an election 4, The Bank OF Manning
on THURSDAY. the 2Jrd day OF June. 1910.
The purpose o: said election IS 10
authorize the said School Trustees 70
levy and coliec, tax OF two mills to
supplement-: The other taxes now collect
ed in said School District for school
purposes.
Ccder the law only such electors as
re:urn real or personal property for
taxation. and who exhibit their tax
receipts and registration certificates as
required by law in general elections
are allowed 10 vote.
- LEVI.
JOSEPH SPROTT.
w. &. DAVIS.
Board Trustees, Mannin" School Dis
,rict. Number Q.
June Ilh. 1910
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Notice.

On account o: ". O. w picnic a.
Turbeville, S. c., we will run = specia!
train ou Saturday. June 18th. 1910. As
follows:
Leave Alcolu. S. G.. 1915 y. NJ.
Arrive Seloc. S. c., ll:30 X. VI.
Leave Seloc. S. c.. 500 P. NJ.
Arrive Alcolu, S. c.. G:l3 p. y.
Seloc Is the nearest Alcolu Railroad
station 10 Turberille Reduced rates.
ALCOLU RAILROAD CO.
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NOTICE.

a! persons grazing o.: feeding stock
on the lands of the Santee River Cy-
press Lumber Go. vii. either ,!iScor-
tinuc sach t-eSDaS> or apply 10 the said
Company either direct 10 their office a.
Ferguson. s. e.. or through Mr. D. r
Hoi, n person or By letter =: E.locee,
5. G.. for lease covering this permit.
SANTEE RIVER CYPRESS LCM-
BE.E Co, Ferguson. 5. c.
June IL. 1910.
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Scarborough Files Pledges.

Mr. Q. G.. Scarborough. nt summer
ton, has filed his pledge - i candidate
:or railroad commissioner. MIR. Scar
borough IS regarded is one of the lead
ing candidates in this race. He has FOR
TWO terms represented Clarendon coun-
" in ;he house %! representatives and
his energy and interest in his work are
p-overbial among his iel!ow-memoer>
Nr. Scarborough is L native o! Dar-
!ington county. but removed 70 Sumter
county when youth. He WAS intend
ant OF Hishopvil!e before that town De-
came the county sea, o! Lee county. anc
while school trustee there was .nStru-
mental in the organization oi The bish-
oprilic graded school. Since moving 70
Summer;oa about l. years Ego ne has
Servc,! rs school trustee there also ana
has been active in the building up o: the
graded school and the establishment z
few years ago OF ;s,r high Schoo! under
;he Nash act. for which he voted as
mem Der OF the legislature.
Mr.. Scarborough Is 4 successful far
mer who conducts his operations On bus
iuess principles. He has farms IN Ciar-
eoGon. Sumter AID Darlington. he Was
one OF the mos. active members OF the
Southern Cotton Association q few wears
ago. attending thhe meetings, II .Ashe-
vile and New Orleans. He Is ;ireiesS
worker and will make il interesting for
the other contestants in the race Tor
railroad com missioner kec-
ord.
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Clarendon sumne, School tos Negro Teachers

Clarendon Sumner School !os Negro Teachers
will be held 10 Manning. June ,. 20
Jnlv -, - 1910. under auspices OF County
Board OF E.duca tiou. with ]. y a.
..iyerS. as Instructor.
PURPOSE. The aim OF this school IS
20 help the teachers o. Clarendon 70 do
better work. and in this WAY reach the
youth who are being trained in the
public schools. No teacher or person
wanting 70 teach. desirous OF giving thv
beSt service, can afford 70 miss this OPP
por;uni,y for Improvement.
COURSE OF STUDY. Courses IN the
following subjects will be offered:
Arithmetic. CivicS. English Compost
tion, History, Physiology. Principles OF
Teaching. Agriculture, Spelling.
LECTURES. Lectures will be given
from time 70 :ime by the following per-
sous: Rev. J E. Beard, D. D.. Allen
University: Rev. John ADAMS, Man
ming. S. c.: Or. E. Brawlev. Morris
College. Sumter, S. G.: Prof. c. G. Car
ret,. Allen University.
Some prominent, educators iwhite)
haze promised 10 give material aid
during the session.
Cer,iG Gates o: proficiency will be
given those who pass satisfactorily sn
examination in at least four OF the
branches given above.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-15
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