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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-14
An Ordinance

TO REGULATE THE RUNNING OF
AUTOMOBILES UPON THE
STREETS OF THE TOWN OF
MANNING. AND FIXING y PEN
Atty FOR THE VIOLATION
THEREON:
Be it ordained by the Mayor and
Aldermen Of the Town OF Manning, in
regular council assembled and by a"-
thority OF same:
Section !. Tha, Oh and after the
passage or this Ordinance. IL shall be
the dutv Of any person or persons Us
ing or operating upon Any 0. the
streets Of the Town O; Manning any
automobile. Of an: Kind or character.
or any like vehicle. to proceed care
fully and cautiously and 10 so handle.
operate, guide and manage the said
machine so rs to avoid damage TO per
sons or property. II shal! be unlaw-
ful for any person or persons 20 run
any such vehicle Oh any o. the streets
OF the Town Of Manning 1T 4 greater
rate Of speed than ten miles per hour.
and il shall be unlawful. tor ANY one
70 run any >uc!! vehicle across II"
intersection OF any street. or 20 tu.:.
:, corner o: any street At :. greater
rate OF speed than FIVE miles An hour.
Section ,. Il shall be-. unlaw!u! .or
anv person or persons 10 run any such
vehicle tortv-tive minutes after sun
set without having two or more
lights displayed thereon.
Section }; Ia case OF a violation o:
the provisions OF this ordinance, or
my Of rhpIn he. IJtrSOu violating
same or any OF them shall b.. subject
20 :, fine OF not more than $500 nor
less .han 500. or by imprisonment
for no; more than thirty day nor less
than ten days.
Section !. That ali Ordinances, or
parts o: Ordinances. inc"n>isten: with
this Ordinance be. AID he same here
by are repealed.
Ratified in Council this 9TH day 81
September y ID. 1910.
K. C. WELLS. A. {. BRApHAN
Clerk o; Council Mayor.
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lcR.MEs hit WITH The STICK.

Roosevelt refused 70 sit at the
same table with Lorimer, the
Illinois Senator IS charged with
having bribed his way into the
senate. il the manner Of getting
into the United States senate
was fully and truthfully inves
tigated it would De found there
are others besides Loriner who
had to pay dearly fer the honor,
in fact they paid more for seat
in the senate than they would
have had to pay for 4 seat on
the New York cotton exchange.
1t is a fact Of great notoriety
that seats in the United States
senate had to oe paid for in the
Western states. the most aagrant
icase was that OF Clark wlo
bought up the Legislature like
he was in the habit Of buying Gp
mining stock. However. the
action of the ex-president in the
Lorimer case vii! have a good
effect as it will set the pace for
others high in public life to dis
'countenance civic unrishteouS
ness. Roosevelt's western trip
we believe has revoiutionized
the politics Of the country. there
may not oe any new party out
there viii oe new aligments and
new issues. there viii be a gen
eral breaking up OF the old
parties without disseminating
their names, but the issues viii
oe different and the leadership
will DE oran new. Il is our be.
lief that IN 1916 there vii! be
National party made up 0. the
young men Of the south and the
west which Will control the pol
itics and these Will be led oy
Theodore Roosevelt or some Of
his disciples.
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MaIsE DEMOCRATIC gUgsAR!

The election II Maine last
Monday to the country at large is
the biggest surprise it has re-
ceired in manycyears, and to the
Repab bncan 6arty a shock that
will paralyze it. For the first
tine in thirty years Maine has
elected Democratic governor,
and not only so it looks as if the
Democrats have captured the
legislature and a United States
Senatorship. It was regular
cyclone for the Democratic
party, there was also several
congressman captured in tie
great sweep. This Maine cleo
ton has the Republican leaders
up a tree, even President Taft
and ex-President Roosevelt were
knocked speeches by the shock
of q rock-ribbed Republican
State tuning turtle and aligning
itself with former enemies. The
significance of this Reputation
of the Republican leadership is
plain; the masses are tired Of
present condition and are de-
manding new men. the moss.
backs who have been running
things to ruin must be relegated
20 the rear, anG> Young. active,
fresh blood put in charge OF
affairs, the same condition exists
in the ranks of the Democratic
party and some day we will
wake up TO tnd shock too
Maine Is not in sympathy with
the Democratic party but it has
been boss-rldden so long that It
would stand the chatting no
longer. The National leaders
could not iiave been Informed Of
the conditions in Maine. and they
rested content in the confidence
they have enjoyed for the past
thirty years, therefore they gave
no attention to that State, out my
what difference in the morn
ing" the jingling Of the ice in
pitcher is a welcome sound to
those who have dark brown
taste which always follows such
bitter disappointment.
We are now Of the opinion
that the Republican party Will
demand the leadership Of Theo-
dore Roosevelt to take the party
oat of the mire it is now III. and
he will be the nominee for Pres
;dent of the United States The
action of Maine, and the strong
probability Of a Democratic con-
gress, will force the Republicans
to put forward their strongest
man, re-adjust their platform
of principles, and even with
all Of that we do not believe
they can prevent the election
of a Democratic president IN
less the Democrats themselves go
crazy and by some foolish move
ment lose that which they have
gained.
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News Items E.oa g..via.
t.4;.n; The Mau".:.@ I.a",>

| t.4;:n; The Mau:..:.-. ! ;:'>
There is much interest takel
IhcreaboutS in the second primary
ard especially in the race fol Cox
Icrnor between McSSrS. Blca>c ant
FratlerStonc. In the first pri
mary ti,iS section gave Mr.. Nc
Lcod 4 decided majority. viii
McSSrS. EcathcrStouc and Biea>'
foliowin" in the order nalncd. |
is hard to say who will carry tl:!:
section Of Clarendon. for both Mr.
B!eaSe and Mr.. FeathcrStons
have some very warm supporter:
here.
Til. cotton crop is not SO Soot
here as the past season. lhcr'
vii! be more corn made Tor tn
reason that there were more acre:
planted aud cultivated. The ha,
crop is poor. owing TO the unfa
voraDlc seasons for the pea crop
Invitations have been issued by
Mr. and Mrs. d. " Alderman
Sr.. OF Alcolu. TO :, reception
given in hono.. Of Mr.. and Mrs
d. ". Alderman. .lr.. at thell
palatial home. on the 10th inst
MIR. D. ". Alderman, .Ir.. is ;ht
Youngest son of Mr.. ID. ". Alder
man. the we'll known lumbermar
and railroad man Of Alcolu. Mrs
Alderman. .Jr.. was Miss Harri
son of Florence. $. {.
MIR. and Mrs. j. B. Brogdon
accompanied by their son, San
John and Miss Patti Brosdon
have returned from Saluda, y
c.. where they have been spend
ing a greater part Of the summer
Miss Mabel 3. Proctor Of lIt
Wentworth street. Charleston, is
spending some time with hci
uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. J.
B. Brogdon.
AlesSrs. ]. L. Brogdon, J. c.
Brogdon and J. BoSsard Brittor
have returned from their summe,
vacation IN Saluda. y. &.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. {. Proctor Of
40 Wentworth street. Charles
ton, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J.
|. Brosdon at Brogdon. S. c.
Mr.. ]. Bossard Britton has gone
on few days visit 70 friends in
Virginia.
Lightning struck the residence
|of Mr.. J. D. Hoyle last evening
while the family were at supper,
doing some considerable damage
to the building. The electrical
current shot across the table
breaking several plates. No one
was seriously injured, aside from
the electrical shock.
Mrs. Kate McFaddin, who iel.
o few days ago, is qaite sick anc
confined to her bed as result o.
the accident.
Mr.. L. B. Griffin, the veteran
home man. is visiting again il
various parts of the district.
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Te,ino Hi. Scales

Thank h"avcu J.,uts has quit call
tnc ME !s:.l:." said :::r woman who
weighs over .rl ."uua>. "A strange
butcher Saa!:i... i:til our Of Il. Il was
done unconscious: ,'.o That is why
& Was so effective Si::cr began TO
diet have been weighed often The
other day w.lc:i -a!ii'S Was ouyinS
liver for the ca; Lr remarked that ne
wished tl,rr.. were reliable scales n
the nci:hborhuo,! 10 weigh Baby on
SAID :he butcher: i:r,n: her down
here.
Thanks. SAID James: / VIII
James told ::;- liz h":chcT was e1'
nect!:c US. so w:. wc::t &c WAS ready
for US. lie had riS::'d n:' 4 nice little
shaw! arrangement, suspended from
the banging scales 10 pui baby IN. ana
then lie was introduced io-me
James hasn, called ne Baby since
New York Times.
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Curious Old English Law.

L IS interesting 70 recall IN conoec-
uoa with railway accidents that OILY
a few years back any instrument
which by accident was the immediate
cause o. loss OF human lifc became IN
English law .'deodand"-that IS. be-
came locteit 70 the crown. 10 be ce-
voted to pIous purposes. This law ap-
plics 70 locomotives, but IN course OF
time coroaecs' juries, Instead OF claim
!nc the forfeit. inflicted 6ne. In the
year 1875 locomotive on the Liver
poo! and Manchester line which by
exploding caused the death OF Its ea-
c;oecr aad fireman was Goed toO.
while the following yea another en-
CINE on the same line was Sned il.foo.
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Irrbevill. Dots
Sa::or The Ma..:.c Tine

Following is the program o4
the Epworth league conferences
Of kinsStree district which con-
venes at kingstree on Septcm,
Der 16-1S:
Friday $50 D. m. devotional
services conducted by Rev. W.
\. Fairy, kingstree. Address
Of welcome by Hon. P. h. Stol],
kinsssree. Response by Mr..
". J. Turbevi!!e. Tnrbevillc.
Reception by local chapter.
Saturday 900 a. N. devotional
services conducted by Rev. L.
E. Pceler. Greelyville.
$50 a. m. calling roll OF dele
gates,
1000 a. m. chapter reports
HOO a. n. address. Il ne
Ideal for our League. BY Mr..
f. F. Morris. Turbeville,
500 p. N. devotional services
conducted ov Rev. ". L. Wait,
Lake City
$50 p. m. paper by Mrs. NJ.
\. Ross. kingstree.
3.45 p. N. paper by Miss
Bertha Morris, Lake City.
400 p. ~. open discussion and
selection OF place for mex: con-
ference.
$50 D. Il. address % Rev.
E. P. Hutson. Turbev!llc.
Sunday II 100 I. II. sermon by
Rev. ". P. Meadors. hingStree.
The district Sunday Schoo!
conference vii! be in session
September 1919. y prominent
feature Of the convention vii! oe
specia! music furnished by the
Manning Guartette composed OF
Messrs. J. L. Wells. y. p. Bur
CESS, Charlie Wells and Il. F..
Morris. The Pine Grove Ep
worth league VIII be represent
ed by Misses Mary HutSon and
Linda Turbevi!lc and Jno- l.
Green. Russell Morris. George
Green. while J. c. Dennis and
". Il. Castine Will 90 as deic-
gates from the Sunday School
Among those who will soon
returned to college are Misses
Edith Cole. Etfie Green and Ber,
tha Turbevilic TO Winthrop. and
Walton Smith and Dave Turbe-
Vile to WoGord. George Green
to the Citadel. Mark Smith and
Mike Turbe:,lle TO Clemson,
Beasley Gamble ana DuPrea
VaSser 70 the South Carolina
Medical College. Jesse BudGin
tc Vanderbilt University where
he is studying dentistry.
Prof. =. F. Morris, for two
years principe! OF the Pine
Grove graded school, has been
elected superintendent OF SardiS
High School. Florence county.
Mrs. D. L. Green, after an
extended visit 10 her father. Mr.
B. ?. Broadway o! Pincwood.
returned home Saturday.
Dr.. ! W. Pittman will soon
erect drug store and Office
next door to the postoii!cc. 1t
IS seldom that 4 place the size ot
TurDeville can boast OF two drug
stores.
There wil: be Il Sunday school
picnic III Horse Branch Baptist
church on Thursday Sep. -. -
The paolic Is invited.
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Complaint Served )

70 til. above named Defendants
You are hereby Summoned and re-
ouired 10 answer the complaint ii
this action. OF which = copy IS here
with served upon You. and 20 serve q
copy OF Your answer 20 the said com.
plaiut on the su bScriber. CH RhTON
DCRANT, 1T ms Office. il Manning.
South Carclina, within twenty days
after the service hereof: exclusive OF
iii. day OF such service: and Il yoa
fail "a answer the complaint within
the tim. aforesaid. the plaintiff! in
this action viii! apply TO the Court for
the relief demanded in the complaint.
\. LEvIaaG CHARLTON DuRANT.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Tie Defendant. Ricb:-rd Pierson.
vii! further take notice that the
Amended: Summons and Complaint IN
.i:.S action We're duly filed IL the Of
&c. o. tll.. Clerk OF Court OF Common
Pleas for Clarendon county. South
Caro!inn. or tie 9Th day OF SeptelA
Der. 4 T. 1910.
y. LEVI and CHARLTON DURANT.
.:t. Plaintiff : Attorney.
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4 ia. cs L,oa Nerve.

1nLom;;ao!e will and tremendous en-
erCy are never fouad where Stomach.
Liver. Kidney AMI Bowels are ont OF
order Il you want these qualities and
the success the: bring. use Dr.. King :
New Life Pills. the ,na;chIes> rc@ula-
tors. ior keen brain ard >t"on" body.
:, pc ~ al druggists.
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Beware D: 0;atments ic: Cata::h tat Coata!a
Mc!ccy

~ :!.,..r= -, sure. ,I..>:fn. ~. >;;,'..
.J cox. p.;cE tc::L:.2,'- a. - is... >y>t '.ei.
,:.r5a., Il t:4-c22 -. ,:.,-,u> '.:::sC" >'.cA
>au;:.,t .;'..': - sN :' ='~'.r p
.iol> :-orr, r.pr....s,. physicians 'i:Ii-i-'',
HI. i. j.. 60 -! :"d .l I Co.: ;->-
>jt!y Icriy,. Son: ;.s.,E, i!.S.> o..tIs.! 'ir'.-
manufactures! ny = :. Chr..ry y Go To.,." e
contains =" !i..rcufl ..:.G = ..s.. :l;''t..i
c.i:.. ,iir-C;y j:. ~. a.,,. .G.s. ~:
iac=>". ;L,. >y>;..IIi Isi-t'-.! i..l.! t.::r1':
S'u:,g -, >r:ry you ~. .";!l..E" L - t..s'-'.
.u..,ra:.l.v and :u..,!'. n lu.,"- cs.s "a, /
Cheney y Co Testimonials 'crH.
Sold ;yy DRUGGISTS PIC - l''c '',';-.'-
lin : t':I,;...y - :Irry .:;r- ;''->'
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|aE COLUMBIA STATE DID IT +!
Aided and Abetted By
The NEWS AND COURIER.
Eeathe1stone, Good Man That BE
is, Should Pray to be Deliv-
cred From his Friends.
COLE L. BLEASE WINS

The reports from the elec5ion
over the State shows that Hon.
Cole L. BIease has been chosen
Governor by majority OF about
COO Moore IS elected AGjrtant
and Inspector General, and
Hampton elected Railroad Com
missioner. This report is made up
from about 80, 600 votes received,
.and it is thought that the full vote
will exceed 100000 and that
sBlease's majority will increase.
In the county the reports from
the various clubs are not com
plete, but enough has come IN to
show that James Reaves and e.
b Richardson, Jr., are the nom
inees for the House by safe ma
jorities.
The vote in Clarendon so far as
heard from is as follows:
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Safe Medicine Fo. Children

Fo!cv's Honey and Tar :s sale and
effective medicine for children rs i:
does no: contain opiatcs Or harEtu.
drugs Get only the genuine Foley 5
Honey and Tar in the yellow package.
w. r. Brown * Co.
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The Gratitude of EIde:ly People

Goes ou: 20 Whatever helps give hen.
ease. co,n.o-: and strength Foley Aid
nev Pills care kidney anG Bladder dis
eases promptly, and give cointor, nnd
relief 20 elderly people. " Z Hrown X
Co.
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~. f-gi!i be seen that the report
of the STATE ticket in the county
IS very incomplete, number OF
clubs only reported the Cover
nors and the Legislative ticket.
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in COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
| Navassa Guano Company. corpora.
| tion under the laws Q! the State 0!
F! North Carolina. Plaintiff
acains:
Evan L. Wilkins and H. W. Silco,
and II. V. Haselden as assiSnees Of
said Evan L. Wilkins. Defendants.
DECREE.
(! UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF a
Judgment Order OF the Court Of Com
mon Pleas. il the above stated ac'
ton, to me directed. bearing date o!
April Is. 1910. l will sell at pub
lie auction, 20 the highest bidder. 70,
cash, at Clarendon Court House. a,
] Manning. in said county. within the
legal hours for judicial sales. on Mon
j day. the 3rd day Of October, 1910
being salesday, the following describ'
ed real estate:
..All that certain piece. parcel Oh
tract Of land, lying, being and stu
ate in the County and state afore
said. containing seventy-two az
acres. more or less, and bounded a.
follows. to-w;t: North by Lands OF W
| ?. Baker; East by lands Of Z. 2
Morris: South by lands OF W. ?. Ba
ker. and Robert Baker, and West by
lands OF W. F. Johnson.
ALSO.
All that certain piece. parcel o,
| tract Of land, lying, being and stu
ate in the County and Stale afore
said. and containing one hundred
i1G0) acres. more or less, and bounded
as follows. ;o-wit: North by public
7 highway. known as the Old Claren
don Road: East by lands OF Mrs,
Alice Hodge: South by lands OF estate
OF William iouuians; West by lands
Of Miss Sarah Fleming.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in
one and two years; the credit portion
OF the purchase money TO draw in
terest from the day OF sale at seven
PEI cent. per AMMAN, and TO be Sc
cured by bond Of the purchaser and
a mortgage Of the premises sold,
which bond and mortgage shall pro
vide for the payment Of reasonable
attorneys fees in case OF the failure
Of the maker thereo: 10 pay same
when due and in cn>. OF the employ
ment O! attorneys 20 collect same;
with the privilege 70 the purchaser
OF wing ali cash.
Purchasers 70 pay !or papers.
Z. =. GAMBLE.
Sheriff Clarendon County.
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State Of South Carolina.
County Of clarendon.

COURT Or COMMON PLEAS
David Levi and a. Levi. rs EXecu-
tors OF and Trustees under the Last
Will and Testament o. Moses Levi
deceased. Plaintiffs
against
Louisa Robinson. Racheal Cooper.
Daisy Cantey, j ohm Robinson. u!ia
Can;ev Elijah Robinson. Wilson
johnson. Robert Johnson. AIMS
Johnson. Lucy Johnson and John
Henry Johnson. Defendants.
Decree.
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF y
Judgment order Of the Courtot Com
mon Plea. for Clarendon County.
dated September "rd. 1910. Will sell
the highest bidder for cash on Mon
day. the :;rs. day o! October. y ID.
1910, thesa,II- Ueiug S:.!.S,:av. IL front
of the Court House ~ Mauu!u. III
said County within ihe rSa! hours
for iudicia! sales thu fo!iowin. real
estate:
al! t:!at piece. parcel or tract OF
land lying. being and situate in the
village OF P:lXville. Clarendon county,
acres. more or les. and bounded: Is
follows. 20 w; Norti! by lands OF
II. j. Mcleod; East b. lands OF Mrs.
Hu!da Hill: South by lands o: Sam
Dallas. and IVES; by lands OF Adam
Cooper. and lands o. +. ). Barwick.
Purchase! 10 par for papers.
+. Is. GAMBLE.
Sheriff Clarendon County
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Copy Summons for Relief.
Complain: Served!

-NSSA' " SSs 'Nt';
To the Defendants. Ellen Earvin, El-
leo Elizabeth Harvin. Sarah Francis
Harvin. Culia Linnie Tea Harvio,
Winnie Fred Ha.rio ard Euckcr
Proctor H.rrin
You are hereby summoned aod re-
cuired 10 answer The com mp!ain: 10 this
action, of which 4 copy is herewith
served upon you, and serve Z copy OF
your answer 10 the said complaint on
the subscriber ~ his Office IN Manning.
Clarendon County. S. c., wiihiu twenty
DAYS after the service hereof: exclusive
OF the day o: such service: and !. you
fail 20 answer the complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this ac-
,ion will apply 20 the Court for The re-
lief demanded in the compIain.
CHARLTON DCRAST.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
To the defendant Rucker Proctor HaT-
win:
You will further take notice ,ha: III.
Summons acd Complain: in the above
action were fled in the Office of the
Clerk o. Cour: 0: Common Pleas :or
Clarendon county, South Carolina, on
the SIS: day OF August, y. D.. 1910.
CHARLTON DCRANT.
g.. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated. Manning. S. c.. Aug. 81. 1910.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County Of Clarendon.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
y. y. Rogers. FIa:ntlII !.
against

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
D. j. Rogers. Plaintiff.
against
Ellen piersou. Y. Pierson. Levi Pier
son. Hamme;; Picrsou. Ella p. Pier
sou. Luc;i:i Pierson, Catherine
P:erson. Agnes Mcknight. Asby
Pierson. Richard Pierson. James
Picrson. Nose GibsoG. FraSier Glib
son. Laura Nelson. Pinkney Gibson.
.:utonv Gibson. alias Tim:ny Glib
son. Pierson Gibson. Sarah Gibson.
Rhetus Anderson and L-cy Gibson.
Defendants.
Copy Amended Summons for Relief
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To The Above Named Defendant
You are hereby Summoned arC re-
quired TO answer tee complaint in this
action. Of which copy IS herewith
served upon you. and 10 serve copy OF
YOUR answer to the said complaint on
the su ubscriber. CHARLTON DCEANT,
!. his Office. il Manning. South Caro-
ina. within twenty days after ,ae
service hereof: exclusive OF .hc day o!
suc. service: and ]: you fai! 20 answer
the complain: with:a :ae .s;ime afo:e'
said, the plaintiff in this action vii! APP
piy 10 the Cour, for the relief demanded
in the compia:ot.
CHARLTON DUEANT.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
The Defendant. John Francis. will
take notice that the Complaint IN his
action WAS duly iled in the Office 4 the
Clerk OF Court OF Common Pleas ;or
Clarendon County. ou the :h:r.y-hr>t
ca: Of August. 1910.
CHARLTON DrRANT,
Plaintiff = Attorney.
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Hub Evans was defeated FOR the
in Newberry county.
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STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
Clarendon County.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Levi Mercantile Company. Plaintiffs
against
Ellen Harvio, Ellen Elizabeth Harvin
Sarah Francis Earvio. Cu!ia Linnit
Tea Harv;n. Winnie Fred Harrin
and Rucker Proctor Earrin. Defend
ants.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County Of Clarendon.

IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Navassa Guano Company. a corpora
tion under the laws Q! the State Of
North Carolina. Plaintiff
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Sheriff Clarendon County.
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Evan L. wilkins and H. W. Siicox
and n. V. Haselden as assiSuees Of
said Evan L. Wilkins. Defendants.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-14

Sl,cr!:! Clarendon Co,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-09-14
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Clarendon County.

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Aaron Francis, Plaintiff
aSalns:
Stephen Francis, John Francis aud
.Azalea Jones. sometimes called Sa'ini
Jones. Plaintiffs.
Copy Summons for Relief.