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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-04-28
REC|PBI)c|1 BILL
THROUGH HOUSE
TEN DEMOCRATS, 7s REPusLi-
CANS AND ONE iNDEPENp-
ENT VOTE AcAiNsT
MEASURE.

- WI A0NSN0t
MEASURE.
Passage Of Bill Marked Close Of Word.
War Wased In Houss for Six Days
Attempts to Amend Measure Are
Voted Down-Malority 81 RepubIi.
can Votes Ia Opposition.
Washington. D. c.. April z2.Prest
dent Taft's Canadian reciprocity
agreement, supported by all but
handful Of Democrats and opposed by
q majority Of the Republicans. has
passed the House OF Representatives
BY vote Of 265 to 80.
With nearly 200 Democrats in con-
troll, and their action Endorsed by
many Republicans, the bill was
adopted with no amendments, and in
almost identically the form in which
it passed the House last session.
The bill seeks to put into effect the
formal agreement reached between
President Taft and members Of the
Canadian Cabinet for q reduction Of
tariff rates on many articles and free
trade in many others across the Ca
madam border. Added to it by the
Democratic leaders is section which
authorizes and requests" President
Taft to make further efforts to secure
still freer trade relations with Can
ada in the form Of additional recipro-
cal relations.
Opponents Given Full Hearing.
The passage Of the bill marked the
close Of fight that had ragged In the
House for six days In that time the
safety OF the measure was at no time
threatened, but the Democratic and
Republican leaders, working for its
passage, conceded all the opportunity
desired by its opponents for debate
and protest.
Following the same policy, amend
ments were admitted in the House for
almost every section Of the bill. and
in each case they were rejected by an
Overwhelming vote given BY the
friends OF the measure. len Demo-
Gratis voted against the bill on its
passage, while 1877 Democrats voted
for 1t.
AS when the bill passed at the pre-
ceding session, q majority Of the Re-
publicans we're found against II, the
party vote being 81 Tor ana u OPP
posed.
Representative Berger OF Wiscon-
sin, the Socialist member, voted TOT
1T. and Representative AKIN OF new
York. who ranks as an independent.
voted against It.
Amendments voseo Down.
The attempt to amend the agree
ment began with the maj reading OF
the bill at 8 O'Clock. Inc tnfeats OF
Republicans opposed % the measure
to make the Democrats vote against
amendments Tor tree meat. free ium-
Der and free agricultural machinery
were carried out, but as their party
leaders declared that any amendment
would defeat the whole trade agree
ment they cheerfully voted the amend
ments down.
The Republicans, who tainted them
with opposing free admission OF these
important products, were met with the
assertions that the Democrats would
lay the new farmers free list bill''
before the House next week, and that
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-18
In Hono. OF Visiting Young Ladies.

~ the residence Of MIR. aud Mrs.
ChaS. II. darvin, on "Wednesday even
irs, January II. was i reception ten
dered by Misses Glars and !'eS>;e ha--
vim 10 their visiting friends. Misses
Grace Brosdon. Of BrosGonS. Jeanne
Chandler. ofSumter. Kathleen Murray.
OF Bisnopr:!le. and Sadie Gregory. o!
Lancaster. which proved one o; the
,nos; pleasant aad best appo!oted >oc!a.
functions ,ha, the young people OF Man
ming have enjoyed for come t:mt.
The guests were received 5y Miss
Clara Harvin and ushered into the re-
cep,;on room by Miss Bessie Harvin.
where they were Introduced 10 ;ae
guests OF honor. then .hven fu;! rage
G! IN. entire home. Music. light con-
versaticn. and gay repartec held .2!!
sway. the sequel. wherever voG'A.
beauty and ctl!valry are gathered.
The guests were invited 10 The o;o!aS
room al ii O'Clock. where ce!I@hiu! re-
.reshneutS were served.
Those enioying ,he evening were:
Misses Matte. GuS>ie and Na!lye APP
pel:. Louise BrockiUtou. Helen and
GLADYS Thames. May and Susie Harv!u
Matte Veuning. ii!ceu Howle. Na:Iai
and Mozelle Alderman. Kate SouSonS.
Cora Spro,,. May Bradaam. Cor!nhe
Saraeld. Tasca Turbevi!!e. Mes>rS.
Lucius and Alex Earvin. Frank and
Muidrow Burgess, Leard Higgins, Ike
Appelt. Alphonso and Alvin Eisby,
Franz Mofe,t, Cover, Powder. George
Williams, Jake Iseman. Wylie Hodge,
S,usr: Earvin, Fred LeSespe, L:nwooc
Gamble, Henry Plowden.- James WI
liarns (Greenvillel. Alien SaulS, Dr.
Zeigler. Prof. Brunson.
Several pleaSao. receptions were ten
dered the visiting Young ladies during
the week. On Thursday evening", Tie
young men Of the ROWE sare mas
auerade party a. the residence OF N7-
snd Mrs. !. Fur,nan BraGham. friday
evening. Miss Louise Brockinton threw
open the doors OF her ho>pltao!e home
and entertained in hc: usua! graceful
manner.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-18
Founders Day At C1.o.iaa
.d.,": The M:lna.n: Tine,

Ed!I": The M.n:l.n= Times:
The iO6th 2nniv:rSary OF ;he found
In. OF the University o. South Carolina
was celebrated last Thursday. Jan. l2;h.
will: exercises in the chape! and State
House.
The afternoon exercises were he'd il
the chapel. Lieut--Gor. ). G. Mcleod
pre>iGing. Pro-: W. X. Tate spoke on
the "E.arichnen, OF EIra. LIE in South
Carolina Dr.: Seaman y. Knapp. OF
the L. :. Department az Agriculture,
u<e.; is the subjec; ot his address the
application os Scieacc 10 Agriculture
aM,: Industries 10 The South.
y; 5 O'Clock the exercises were con-
,iuaed in :hc STATE House. Gov. VI. +.
.lnsel presiding. Prof. Hand spoke OF
The "Fali!meut OF the Purposes o; the
Founders. ~ Laymau'> Notion OF :.
University" was the subject o! the ac:-
dress delivered by Or. Walter II. Page.
editor o. ihc Worlds Work. New York.
The Clarendon Club was organized
SATURDAY afternoon with Eve members.
The following officers We're elected:
President. r. II. Garland. Sardinia:
Nice-Pvcsidect IS. y. Weinberg. Man
ming: Sec Treas. Furmau Bradhan.
Manning: Water Boy. Juniu> Mcintosh.
New Zion. Chief Cook and Bottle Wash
er. Lester Weinberg. Hon. James
R.aveS. ot !Alcolu. was elected an hon
orarr mem Der. y. L.
University OF S. c., Jan. It. II.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-18
Decaeeaee O. Hospitality.

Rev. \. L. WooGson. pastor o: the
Manning Presbyterian church. preach
ed q sermon last Sunday morning that
was calculated 20 shake up his hearers
70 some ex:eo, His Su5iec, was Good
VIII TO Men" and in the course o: MS
sermon ne TOOK occasion 10 deplorc the
decadence Of hospitaiityin this country.
contrasting the present with past gen:
eratioaS very much 10 the dl>creclt OF
the present. AS poinied!y expressing
his views in part he quoted the follow
ing from the columns OF 4 recent >ecu-
lar paper:
Tha: hospitality which our ic:e!ather>
bosS:ed. and which was ;he pride o..
every generation until the !aS;. will DC
los; in smother decade unless there IS =
Quick and radica! change in our meth
oGS OF living. The fact Is especially
emphasized ut this holiday season.
Christmas few Years ago mc~nt the
entertainment OF guests and the cuitl-
ya,ion of all the social virtues. y quar-
ter Of century ago our matronS kept
..yoeo house oo New Year day. dis
pensed hospitality 20 their friends and
acc; Aaiutances, and paused to: tew
hours devotion 10 the social amenities.
~ ~. ,,,es, N ,he home a, Christ
MAS ,ine or any other time. is a!.nos, =
~ 80 ,ra;Ie me .na,-oo who should
annoupc. ,ha, she would keep open
nos. would be considered queer
The pity OF i, lies no; SO much IN ;ne
fac; ,ha, the good old days have de
,,,-...1 a> !, N. FAC; ,ha: in the place
~ hoSn;,,li,v ha, come Sel;ishnesS: aud
n ,he n;.ce Of peuia,;;y aud warmth
-: ba,-! ,,6 low. of fellows ha, come
c,., ,,r,;.ess a;,,r,,. and Suspicion.
!, :. ~, >nf,;cient 20 attribute The
L. - hosn;,,l;,v a;,ore;hc- 20 modern
co,1;,;nns con These are o! our OWE ..rea-
,;o,, and ". ar. responsible tc- them
Sr.rIi,y o: domestic labor undoubtedly Y
6e,er> some from cu!,iva,in: hospitality
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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-18
THE mANNING TIMES, JANUARY 1s 1911.

iarnev roses tied with pink ribbon
Mex: came little Iris Landrum in blue
and Ecwena Morgan in pink. beariug
handsome white satin pillows. em5-oi-
Gc-cG in PINK and blue forset-me-notS.
+, They were followed by William Roper.
;he rirs bearer. dressed ~ white and
carrying th. ring on = silver trap. The
:'-is:. entered on The arm OF her father.
Sh.. wo.c an exduisit. go~c OF heavy
cream satin VITA ;:ain. trimmed with
rt:.! lace. The skir, w:t> trimmed with
panels nt princess ACE. She carried =
shower hruuc; OF roses and lilies OF
rh,. valley. her long veil being .race-
folly arranged with orange blossoms.
The impressive. ring ring ceremony
Wis used. The brida! party Left the
church TO the strains OF MecGelsSohn' 5
March.
After the ceremony the bridal party
wI> entertained al dinner 1T the resi-
dence OF Mr. and Mrs. 5. B. Reid. The
guests found their places By hand
painted piace-cards. The bride pre-
scn;cd i.er attendants with gold spoons
upon which were enEraveG the we'd
din. date.
Alr. and Mrs. L-aDSston left for their
honeymoon and on their return will be
l, home IN this city The brides ,rav-
cling sui, was OF tan cloth with hat and
gloves 20 match.
.tmons the guests from :: distance
were: Misses Della and Maggie Car
penie" o! Landrum, Miss Elizabeth
Caldwell OF Campobe.lo: Mr.. and Mrs.
jain D. Mills. Sam Mills and Miss
MvrtiS Mills 0. LaureDs: Wy!;e Moore
aud William Hunter of Ora: Grover
Peterson OF Columbia: Miss Flora Wes-
,ernau OF Adrian, Mich: Miss Orel!a
Lodge Of GaGney: Guy Tarrant O.;
Union: Mrs Minnie Willis o. Lantord:
Miss Alma Free. Miss Easel!uc Love
OF Ga>tonia y. Spartan burg Her
aid, Dec. 80.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-18
Iiehttl:! Soliai Event.

.tiu! >Cr'.a! event Mn t..t
,.,.>qu-r..n,. parry given i;.S- Thur>t!ai,
nigh, ut The hcSp!.ab!e honl: @: M:'
and l,!r>. J !'urman Er,Ga.,u:. X v.:.'
what Tie yoguC pcon!e cal. :: u" -
YOU p..,a>.. party. ine-c being u" spec
ia. pro. .imnc @. music. Ga.nr>. etc.
but del. httu! !convcr>a:!"n ana rc?a:;"'
was !u,.u,-.G IL br :"o> and ;!!Ec,- =
Refreshments were served during tht
evening ~ the !nio:,na. ,"aune,' ;iI:'
characterized TIE occasion. ! he yo"--
ladies aud gentlemen came >cp%r::s.y
bat each Young man checked = y"":!-
iadv 20 accompany houic. lsegar..I>s
OF its being specially :. masquerade {
party quite . number o: the ;.;ienda':t,
were neither masked nor wore special
character costumes.
Those who were il costume we're -
follows: Misses Frances Davis. Na;"
Suson. and Helea Hawlcv appeared :,>
swell school girls: Misses Leieste
Hu.hSon S9si. Harviu ana P.,;am:r
Bradham each as Red Riding Hood:
Miss Matte Appe!t in 1Si. >tHie: Miss
Louise Brocklnion a> Colonial :.r!;
Miss Valve .ippeit a> Martini Wash
ins,on: Miss Carinoe Hari;eld As Gyp-
Sy fortune teller. giving exhibitions o;
her talent; Misses .iileen Howlc and
Mozclle Alderman - Sisters OF Mercy:
Misses Laura MoHett and May Brad
ham as the Heavenly Twins: Miss
May Harvin as Grec!an aic:'Mis> l,a-
bel Bradham as Priscilla: Miss Augusta
Applet as The White Sister: Miss Mat
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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-18
REWARD

Realizing that tile white man who
S.iis malt extracts ard ginger 20!
uses as beverages is the most danger
on. and harmful O! the blind tiger
who are breaking the laws OF the
State. We hereby oiler reward OF
ii!,v So. oo) dollars for evidence re-
xu!t:ns in conviction Of any white
man so offending IN Clarendon county
This reward not 20 be paid 10 any
detective rrsuI.:lv employed TO
detect violator. OF the liquor laws.
G.. L. SPROTT.
CHARLTON DrRANT.
+. II. SHULEk.
7. c. THOMAS.
JOSEPH SPROTT.
Manning. 5. G.. January II. l?ii
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-18
Rare Chance 70: oer Boys

MILL. Baker, OF Lee couoty, ,eiSir;c:
apep. in the farm demonstration aod
h,riug supervision OF the bcys' cora
clubs, has been in Clarendon couaty
this week looking after the arranging
O; exhibits 10 be sent 20 the grea. corn
exposition 70 be held a: Columbus. O.,
January 50 70 February II, 1911. Mr..
Baker found that clever members OF
the boys corr clubs in this county are
entitled 10 send exhibits 10 the ColIm-
bus exposition. and he hopes TO get Us
many as possible Interested in this rare
opportunity 20 advertise car ccunsy
and s,ate. Mr.. Baker said that as ]
whole, Clarendon county's exhibit 3;
Columbia was the best Oh the ground
and he is satisfied our young farmers
could make a credi;able showing II
Columbus.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-18
Jciee Wilson vxs Busy.

Judge John S. Wilson closed Two
weeks term OF :he criminal court 10
Spar;anburg and came down 70 spend
Sunday At home. 4 press dispatch
says:
This has beeo one o: the mos eN-
citing terms o. cour, 10 the history o..
Spar,anburs. and an unusual amount
OF business has been transacted. The
city clubs were given an Inspector.
one hauded clean bill, while the 9th
er vas indicced. The :am5:og RAID
made ~ officers was investigated, and
in fact, almost every body 10 town was
afraid 20 venture on, for fear OF meet
ing the sheriff With beoch-wa-rani
10 appear as witness aga!as. scane-
body OF something. Tie town has
been totally cleaned olt and freed from
immortality.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-18
Criminal Cont Next Week.

The cour. OF general sessions for
Clarendon county vii! convene mex,
Monday morning, with Judge ]. ".
Devoce Of the 11sh Circuit, presid-
isg. There is quite lot OF business
slreaoy docketed, and no doubt mum
Der O! other cases will be added before
the court opens. In addition 70 one
case of criminal assault and one for
breach O. trust with fraudulent latent,
continued from the last term o! court.
the following will come up for hear
ins: Seventeen cases iiqucr selling.
one for stealing cotton, TWO for murder.
three :cr assault and battery. one for
assault with intent TO ravish, two for
adultery and three for disposing otcrops
under lien.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-18
Death Of al Infant.

The iit,lc daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
y. ". Thames. born Sept. 2lst, 1909,
died Dac 18th. 1910. aged ID months. :
days.
il Memory CT Mary Oc;avie Thames:
The Master nceded Z rosebud
To bloom IL his garden SO bright.
And our own little Mary was chosen,
And our hearts are bleeding tonight.
The Master said. oh. so gently.
VIII YOU give rae Of yours so fair
But we saw the silent river.
Forgetting the beauty there.
Our beautiful Suow-whi;e Mary
Cod knows how wc uur>ed her with
care.
Thinking perhaps in the blooming.
! iexcl she would bc wonGrouS fair.
But the :.il-seeing eye Of our Father,
Who knows the beginning and end.
Reached down and pluc ked our da:'-
ing.
And wc sigh. amid tears tonight.
Sister.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-18
FOR SALE

To be solr! ON S.,'r>day Ia Feb.
.ua-v IT Manning On" trac; OK
land formally owned By Mrs G. H..
White. cout,iuin. l3i acres more. or
.ess. located or county line """n'
, miles east OF Ero:don : station. ad.
ioiriu. lands OF Hardy, Gerald ,"d
others. Purchaser 10 pay Tor papers.
:. u WHITE,
Agent
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-18
NOTICE.

Lost. s,rayed or stolen. oae li2h, bay
mare mule. i've wears old. Disappeared
from nv stable Friday night. Jan. 9th.
Medium size. il good order. weighing
aoou: ! 900 pounds. and had long ouShy
tail. \ suita ole reward vii! be paid Tor
;i:e return OF the mule.
G. y. LiCkEY,
Paxville, 5. c.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-18

For either acute or chroUic kidney
disorders, for annoying and painful!
uriusrv irregularities take Foley Aid
ney Pills. AZ hones,aaG effective mec!-
cine for kidney and bladder disorders.
~. E. Drown * Co.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-18
For 1.eroos Coughs and strfty Colds.

Take Foley's Honey and Tar. l,sives
quick relief and expe!s the colo from
YOUR system. 1t conta.nS 90 opiateS, Is
safe and sure. ". I. Brown x Co.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-18
Clerk and Treasurer's

Financial Report Of The Town OF
Naunins for Quarter Ending De-
cember 81, 1910.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-18
BUSINESS LOCALS.

automobile supplies and gasoline.
Bell X Mckelvey-
For Eeot-A good one or .wo-horse
farm. with comfortable dwelling, !
miles East OF Manning. Apply to j. 7.
Stukes.
For Sale One second hand Marin
safe, four oak desks and lot OF post
office boxes. Apply q, the pos'ott!ce
for information.
For Saie-Tnree nice building lots in
desirable section 90 West Boundary
stree; known Us some OF ,heA J. VI.
Bradham los. Apply 10 Chas. W.
+! Pickering. Boomville, S. {.
Just received two cars of !ice Mules
and Horses Monday. Gail and see US.
Shaw II Drake.
TO begin 50. n. Monday To end
Friday evening 1t 6 p. m. The biggest
sale OF white goods ever attempted by
{ anv house il the state. Schwartz Bros.
Automobile repairing ct Cotfey X
Ricbv's old stand. Bell Il Mckelrey.
.As.rsy-TaA~p up astray one horse
abou; five yea :; old. Ray color with
| little roam in name and on upper part OF
hips. Will deliver by paying expenses.
| Patton 4. Shorter. Davis Station.
Fo. i;eu,-The Office lately occupied
rs i Law office by Mr.. Joseph F. Rhame.
Apply TO Mrs Eusenia Ehame, Man
Ming. $ {.
Su.nter's crowoin. event 10 mer-
chandis;ng is the Big white sale at
Schwar,z's. Thousands OF dollars in
White Goods are sold by this firm. La
dies OF Clarendon county. take notice.
Attend and supply your future needs
ut srea, savings. Schwartz Bros.
Bell * Mckelvey will sc, your Auto
anywhere and liz it.
Best Dress Ginchams at Sc. Fruit OF
the Loon: bleach 81 9c, Peppcrlil
Shce,ius, 81 a, l9c, Pepper!l! Pillow
Casing. 5-4 at l0c, EnS!ish long cloth
worth $50 for the bolt. CSC, aud q
huudred other jus, s''ch money savers.
Schwartz Bros
The Big White Sale begins next
Moaday. We want the ladies OF Man
in- 70 attend Don't buy = cents
worth unless you caa't help H.
| Schwartz Bros.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-18

itch relieved in 50 minutes oy WOOL.
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Never fails
Sold By ". +. Brown u Co, Druggists.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-18
Uncle Joe Bell is repairing Autono-
b;,es a; CotYev * Rigbey'S old stand.

White Goods OF every kind in Dress
Fabrics. Linens. Sheetiogs, Sheets,
Pillow Cases. Muslin Underwear for
,aGie> and children, Quilts, Table Dam
ash. Napk inS. Towels, Lawns. Dimi;ies'
ETC.. wil. be in the Big White Sale at
Schwartz E.S~-.. sumter. S. c. Come
prepared TO oe surprised. Schwartz
ErnS Sumter $ c.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-18

Dir. Clifton. Eye. Ear, Nose and
Throat Specialist. Will be in Manning
one day next week. January 10Th.
THURSDAY. And 1t Summe-ton Friday
January 9TH And Gceeleyville Sat
urday, January 18th. Operations,
Trca,nec,, Eyeglasses. Charges reaS-
onab!e. All examinations free. Please
call early IL eaci. point.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-18

:. 20 acres. more or less, bounded:
On the North by lands OF A. Weinberg;
OF: the East by lands OF l. D. Sports: on
the South by lands of Frank Mcknight,
and on the West By lands Of Ben Co
bia. The abore described tract o; Ia nd
being known as the ':Cobia" lands.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-18
A Coed Showing.

The Baraca Class met last Sunday
at the usual hour. After regular
business the treasurer made the follow
ing report: From August 18th, 1910,
10 January 1s;, 1911.
p,i. o., FOR sickness Ia i,
Paid on, for Sunday School. IS
Paid out for floral Tributes. oO
Paid on, for Orphanage..... 5 69
Paid ont foS other Objects. s. 80
rs 81
Fritz Young, Press Reporter
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-18

s IS acres, moro or less, bounded:
On the North by lands OF the estate Of
S. VI. Nexsen, and lar6s Of ". I. Mex
sen: or the East by the Qusckeobush
lands, and on the South and West by
Potato Creek. the run being the line.
The above described tact Of land be-
ing known as the Len Williams"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-18

6. Il acres, more or less, bounded:
On the North and South by lands now
lands OF Fielder, and on the Wes: by
lands OF the estate Of Daniel Fielder. The
above described tract of land being
Known rs the Simon Fielder" tract.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-18

9. IL acres, more or less, 5ouoded:
On the North. East, South and West By
lands now or tc-mer!y OF the estate Of
John J. Frierson. and known is the
'.Sucner-Eouse" tract; being the same
conveyed 10 S. ". Nexsen By Deed OF
Emma $. Nelson, and recorded il the
office O; the Clerk OF Court for Claren-
don county il Book M 81 page 6e..
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-18

The Big White Sale begins next
Moaday. We wan, the ladies OF Man
ing 70 attend. Don't buy cent, 5
worth unless you caa't help II
Schwartz Bros.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-18

For Sale -Oue second hand Marin
safe, four oak desks and lot OF post
office boxes. Apply AZ the pos,-ott!ce
for information.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-18

10. 100 acres. more Or less, bounded:
Ga the North by lands Of F. e. Ken
nedy: on the East by lands OF Ambrose
Lemon; on the South by lands OF VIM
and HolIemao. and on the Yves; by lands
OF William Braiisford. The above de-
scribed trac: ot !aud being the same
conveyed TO s. ". Nexsen By Deed OF
William. Brailsford and recorded il the
Office Of The Clerk of Cour, :or Claren-
don county in Book KS 81 page Sf.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-18

D. l03 acres. more or less. bounded:
On the North and West by lards OF the
estate of r f. Briggs: on the East and
South br lands formerly Of the estate Of
Hardy. but COW said to be owned by
c. VI. Davis. The above described
tract OF land being kaown IS the ''Sin-
gietoa Taylor" tract
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-18

For Sale-Tnree nice building lots in
Z desirable section 90 West Boundary
street kaown Us some OF ,heA J. NJ.
Bradham los. Apply 10 Chas. W.
Pickering. Bioomville, 5. {.
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automobile supplies and gasoline.
Bell X Mckclvev.
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For Reo,-A good one or .wo-horse
farm. with comfortable dwelling, i
miles East OF Manning. Apply TO j. T..
SlukeS.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-18

Just received two cars of Gce Mules
and Horses Monday. Call and see US.
Shaw Il Drake.
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.As.ray-TaA%p up astray one horse
abou; tive yea ) old. Ray color with
| little roam in name and on upper part OF
hips. Will deliver by paying expenses.
| Patton Il. Shorter. Davis Station.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-18

TO begin ga n. Monday. To end
Friday evening 1t i p. m. The biggest
sale of white goods ever attempted by
my horse il the state Schwartz Bros.
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l. 56 acres, more or less. bounded; On
the North by lands of f. II. Mcknight:
on ;he Eas, and Yves, BY lands now or
formerly OF J. y. Friersoa: and OF the
South by lands OF T. L. Burgess. The
above described tract OF land being
known aS the Louis Bennet:" tract.