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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-11-22
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Itch relieved in 30 minutes by Wool:
ford'S Sanitary Lotion. Never Tails.
Sold by Dickson Drug Co., druggists.
Wanted.-Pianos and Organs to tune
and repair An2 orders LETT with Tne
Dickson Drug Store will receive my
prompt attention. All work guaranteed.
Terms reasonable. L. T. Murray.
For Rent.-A two horse farm within
two miles of Manning. Land produces
bale Of cotton to the acre. dwelling
and outbuildings. Apply to G. a. Nc
Eaddin. Manning, S c, +. f. D. No. /.
Farm Wanted-Sereral Marlboro
farmers have asked to get them farms
in Clarendon. Write me what you
have and best price. r. Cosby Newton.
Bennettsville, S. c..
Money to Lend.-We have arranged
to negotiate loans on first mortgages on
farm property at per cent interest,
pavable in annual installments. No COM
mission is charged on these loans, only
the usual fees for preparation of paper.
and examination Of title. Lee Il Noises
Sumter, S. c..
Lost. strayed or stolen-One dark
mare, nearly black, with blaze face,
three white stocking legs and white
spot under belly, from the home OF
Isham Hiltcn, Davis Station. a re-
ward of S25 will be paid for the recov-
cry of the animal.
Come and see the bargains we will
offer on bargain day These will all be
new goods out of our regular stock Of
f-red Ut cost on this day only. Remem-
ber the date, Thursday, Mover Der
23rd. Booth Hardy Live Stock Co.,
Sumter, S. c.
Stolen-About seven weeks ago, one
Red Hound Bitch, from my place near
Jordan. Will pay $500 reward to any
one returning her and proof of COO
yicting the party that took her, One
toe cut off left hind foot, but still hang
ing 10 foot. J. l.. Napier, Jordon. S. {.
Come and see the bargains we will
offer on bargain day. These will all be
new goods out of our regular stock Of
fered at cost on this day only. Remem-
her the date, Thursday, November
23rd. Booth. Hardy Live Stock Co.,
Sumter, S. G.
J. F. Parker, 2O2l No. 10th ST., Ft.
Smith, Ark, says that he had taken
many kinds OF kidney medicide, but did
not get better until he took Foley Kid
ney Pills. Now matter how long you
have had kiddey trouble, you will find
quick and permanent benefit by the use
OF Foley Kidney Pills. Start taking
them now. The Dickson Drug Co.
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plNEWOOD.

The youn people of the town are get
ting up minstrel that promises to be
real good. The entertainment will be
given shortly and the proceeds are tc
for good cause
Rev. Mannyway, OF Greenville. is
here assisting Mr.. Gordon in a series Of
meetings at the Baptist church.
Miss Madge Weeks has returned
home after pleasant stay in Winston
n. G.
Mr.. f. NJ. Brailsford is in McClell'
awhile visiting friends.
Miss Isabel Weeks, OF the College
for Women, spent Sunday here on
visit to her parents.
Messrs. John, S. C. T. and R. F
Richardson, were in Charleston las
week for The Simons-Richardson wed
ding, 7. P. A.
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Of Interest to the Boys Of Clarendon County

One wear ago the corn club boys OF
this county, through the indomitable
energy OF Mr.. James E. Kelly who Lab
ored with them that year, were lnduc-
ed 10 send an exhibit to the corn show
in Columbia. The State Company had
offered prize consisting Of az aSrlcul-
tural library, 70 the county which
should make the best exhibit. That
prize was awarded to Clarendon county.
The library consisting OF 1916 beautifully
bound books was received the past
week and opened up in the office OF the
County Superintendent OF Education.
l. is a magnificent prize and easily
worth $500. This prize belongs 10 the
county. and especially 10 the corn CLUB
bows whose exhibits made it possible 70
| obtain il. Rules and regulations Will
| be made soon bt which this superb lib
t rarv can be placed at the service OF the
! bows Of the county This library is not
a lot OF government books and bulletins
as many might suppose. but consists ot
we'll written and we'll bound books by
various publishing companies treating
of every subject which Is or could be OF
interest to boys anywhere. Ihere Is
|
mu,h 10 interest and instruct and Is
suitable for boys from 10 years old and
up. 1t would be 100 tedious to enter inte
a description OF all the subjects treated
| It needs TO be seen TO be appreciated.
would be pleased TO have the boys come
! in and lock az 1t until better arrange
ments ior use can be made. Prof. G. 5
Haddon of Clemson college who ha:
charge OF the boys corn club work o.
the state has written me 70 urge upor
The boys of this county 10 rally agar
and make another handsome exhibit a
the Columbia corn SHOW to be held De
cember ll-lG inclusive. | trust there
fore that The boys of this county vii
get busy Juring the next few days an'
ret their 10 ear exhibits ready for tha
occasion. + >. bkO" NJ
County Superintendent Education.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-11-22
Bible Cake.

y cake is to be mace ar tie Hotel
Central for Thanksgiving Day from the
following ingenious recipe:
i. cups of ls' kiugs, 4th chapter, End
verse.
cup OF Judges, 9th chapter, 22th
verse, (last clause.
cups OF ,!eremjlh. 9Th chapter. 2osh
verse.
, cups OF Naaom. md chapter, ssh
verse.
, cups Of Numbers. 18th chapter, sth
verse.
,ab!espooofalS Of Ist Samuel. l4th
chapter, 18th verse.
\ pinch CT Levi,icuS, 2nd chapter:
18th verse.
o; Jeremiah. l'th chapter,. llth
vcrSe.
cup Of judges. 4,i chapter. 10Th
verse. last clause.
teaspoontu2s o: Amos. 4th chapter.
81! verse.
season 20 taste OF md Chronicles, 9th
chapter, 9;h verse
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Public Invited.

On November the Goth, the Lanier
Literary Society will have an open
meeting which will begin about fifteen
minutes past twelve o'clock. The Va
rious grades have been asked to take
part in the exercises. All visitors will
be welcome. PRESTON THAMES,
Secretary.
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The Con federate Monument.

The movemer. so long neglected has
at last begun to erect monument 10
the memory oi the heroes who wore the
gray,-soldiers whose record was the
marvel of the civilized world. Clarendon
now proposes to place upon the court
house square a suitable mark OF its pa
triotisnl by having erected Il shaft in
homer of those who responded and laid
down their lives upon their countly's
altar. All contributions sent to The
MANNING TINES will be acknowledged
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Baked at Cold Steel.

s'I wouldn't let doctor cut my foot
off" said H. D. Ely, Bantam, Ohio, ''a'
though a horrible ulcer had been the
plague IF nv life for four years. Instead
I used Bucklen's Arnica Salve. and my
foot was soon completely cured" Heals
Burns, BoilS, Sores, Bruises, Eczema,
Pimples, Corns. Surest Pile cure 2oc al
all druggists.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Clarendon County.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
DECREE.

OGChEE,
Richard I. Manning, Plaintiff,
Against
S. NJ. ColcIougb, J. J. Cantey, Charlton
DuRaut,A. A. Strauss and Florence a..
Rogan, rs administratriX OF the estate
of Thomas S. Rogan, deceased, and
Avapt Consolidated Company, Deten-
dapts.
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A
Decretal Order Of the Court of Common
Pleas for Clarendon County, dated the
10Th day of September, 1911, Will sell TO
the hig ghest bidder for cash, on Monday,
the Alb day of December, A. d. ISL,
the same being sales day, in front OF the
Court House at Manning, in said Coun-
tv, within legal hours OF sale, the fol-
lowing real estate:
All that lot of land in the town OF
Summerton, in Clarendon county, IN
said State, bounded on the West by
Railroad Avenue, on the North by lands
of A. A. Strauss and OF 7. S. Rogan, on
the East by Cantey street, the SAID lot
of land measuring fifty eight feet along
Railroad Avenue, and ninety-nlne teeb
along Cautey street, and being the lo5
of land conveyed to S. NJ. Colciough by
4. A. Strauss aud T. S. Rogan by deed
dated the Both day of May, 1907.
ALSO
That other lot of land in said town,
county and State, situate on the East
side OF Cantev street, measuring there
on one hundred twenty feet, aud meas
uring ia depth on its Southern line
three hundred thirteen feet, on its
Northern line two hundred forty-two
feet, and having a width on its back
line OF seventy-eight feet: bounded on
the North by lot Of W. H. shirer: East
by right OF way OF the North western
Railroad, South by land OF E. NJ. Briggs
and on the West by Cantey street.
Purchaser to pay for papers:
E. B. GAMBLE,
Sheriff Clarendon County
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Program Of Clarendon County Sunday School
Convention.
MORNING SESSION.

MORNING SESSION.
1920 Devotions, Rev. Arnold Hall,
Sardinia.
l0:45 Election of Temporary Officers.
1885 Value Of County and Township
Organization. A. Il. Woodson.
lilo Round Table on Organized
Work. Miss Grace Vandiver.
:! ll:40 The Organized Class. Rev. H..
! II X. Williams.
; l2:lO Open Conference.
1880 Sunday School Officers. Rev c.
! G.. Brown, D. D Sumter.
! 1850 Cradle Roll aud Home Depart
ment, Miss Vandiver.
l:30 Adjourn for dinner.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
2:45 Teachers aud Teaching, Rev. j.
r. r. Major. Summerson.
3:l5 Round Table on The Sunday
School rrachrr''
3:45 Graded Lessons, Rev. J. P.
Marion. sumter
4:l3 How Shall we Improve Our Sun-
day Schools.
a. Iu Attendance. Rev. +. II. Sbuler.
D. La Equipment, Rev. ]. \. To'ar,
Sumter.
G.. In Efficiency. Rev. w. S Trimb!e.
SEmmerton.
THURSDAY NIGHT.
Popular Meeting, Song Service be-
ginning al 80.
Speaker. Rev w. Fl. X. Pendlet"n
of Sparlans,urg. State President
NOTE:
Nc hope 10 have tlr Pastor, Super
i;.,euucat ;tLd ~ last two other dele
gates from every Sunday S,hool in The
Cunnty ot al denominations Please
write the Chairman OF Entertainment
Two or three days before Convention
VIXEN TO expect you, that entertainment
may be provided.
ENTERT AINMENT AND RECEPTION COM
MIITEE.
Frank Mofett, Chairman; Allen Nc.
Faddin, Fred Lesesne, r. E. Harlee,
Mrs. F. O. Richardson, Miss Valley Ap-
Welt, Miss Isabelle Bradham, Coveil
Plow.:en, Miss May Wells, Miss Edna
Brockin,on, Miss Maymie Johnson,
Mrs. Oliver O'Bryan.
Time, Thursday, November 23rd.
Place, Manning Presbyterian Church,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-11-22

For coughing. dryness and tickling IN
the throat, hoarseness and all coughs
and colds. take Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound. Contains no oplateS. ne
Dickson Drug Co.
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WANTED.

We want IS good work
ina men with families to
settle here. Can give
steady work and good
Waues. Call to see us or
write us and we will give
full Particulars and in
formation.
D. w. Alderman & Sons
Co., AIColu, S. G.
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STATE OF south CAROLINA
County Of Clarendon.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
F. C. Thomas, Plaintiff
against
N. w. Cooper, Defendant.
NOTICE or SALE

against
N. w. Cooper, Defendant.
NOTICE OF SALE.
Pursuant to an Order made in the
above entitled case by his Honor
Robert E. Copes, Judge Presiding in
the Third judicial Circuit, to me
directed, will sell, on Monday, the
4th day of December, 1911, the same
being salesday, at the court house
in Manning, Clarendon County. said
State, at public auction within the
legal hours of sale, sell to the highest
bidder, for cash. the following
described personal property
%, 400 Feet Lumber.
Five (5) Shovels.
Four AZ Wheelbarrows.
Nine (9) Bags Cement.
Nine (9) Rolls Tin Roofing.
e. B. GAMBLE,
Sheriff Clarendon County.
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The State Of South Carolina,
County Of Clarendon.

COURT OF COMMON ILCia0'
Decree.
Henry J. Hardy. Plaintiff
Against
J. NJ. Bradham aDa Il. Cosby Newton,
Defendants.
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A
Decretal Order OF the Court OF Common
Plea, for Clarendon County, dated the
9th day of September, 1911, ] Will sell to
the highest bidder for cash, on Monday
the 18th day of December, y. d. 19ll:
the same being salesday. in front OF the
Court House at Manning. 10 SAID Coun-
", within legal hours OF SALE the fol-
lowing real estate:
All that piece, parcel or lot OF land
ano the buildings thereon situated IN
the town of Manning, in the county or
Clarendon. State OF South Carolina,
bounded North by lot of J. +. Rhame,
East i,y Mill or Boundary street OF said
town. measuring thereon three hundred
and thirty feet, more or less, South by
an Allvway separating said lot from
lands OF A. 2. Burgess, ana w esS oE
other lands Of J. NJ. Bradham, SAID lot
extends from East to West two hundred
feet. more or less. on both It's Northern
and Southern lines, and on its Western
line running from lot Of J. F. Rhame to
allevway separating said lot from lanos
OF 4. P. Burgess measuring three hun
dred and thirty feet, more or less. The
above described lot OF land is the same
lot of land that has thereon dwelling
house formerly occupied by J. T: Bel,
!. NJ. Bradham, F. NJ. Mctfett and D. +.
Reardon, and is the same premises con-
veyed by mortgage to Hattie f. DuRant
Maggie E. Alderman.
ALSO.
That tract OF land situated in Claren-
don county, State OF South CaroIlna,
containing two hunred nine and 3-4ths
acres. more or less, bounded on the
North and East by lands now or former
Ily of D. W. Alderman. South by LANDS
OF Mrs. C. H. White, and West by Lands
OF J. E Kelly, and lands known as Mack
lands, being the same lands conveyed
bv Estell p. Cough to w. Z. Jenklnson
by deed recorded in office c. Z. Z: r
for said county in Book y, ;, at page 23l
Purchaser TO pay for papers.
L. B. GAN BILE,
Sheriff Clarendon COUNTY.
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HOME MISSIONS.
MANNING AUXIL1ARY RY

Shall not the prayey of John Wesley
lind au echo in our hearts 1T this meet
iag: "Qu;cken Us. . Lord, in our aul!-
ness. that we may cot serve thee IN a
! lifcless or listless manner, OUT may
F.! abound in thy work. fervent 10 spirit.
serving the Lord That We may have
wisdom, not mere knowledge: but
"kuowle,:sc practically applied ana
! w;oa"hs into Il habit OF the snn!. Ihat
: we nav havc real knowledge OF our
/ selves. an.. OF the work there Is Tor us
! To do: kcowieu-e OF what has been done
; b> Others in our schools, hospitals. evan
ueij>t;c work, and OF the men and NO
men who are engaged in these fields OF
Labor.
Our miss;oo fields where women ana
cnitc:reu work are UDi!cd States. Cuba,
Mexico. Brazil, China aud Korea. Think
of The un!ir.iled expansc of lnfornla-
Ion auous these countries that would
make them real live places and people
if only we would reach out with hearts
ard mird and get it. For the key TO
progress is know ledge.
Without knowledge OF things, wha:
picture would the United States with
her ninety odd millions of people bring
20 Us? Ana more especially, what would
a"C,H Of The South with her steady
pcur of immigrants bring with Il: DO
W. kuuw euuugh OF these things to make
them rr,i live questions :or US: How
FAR CO.'S our vision ot Cuba, our pecu-
:a: cl.ar.r. reach: Let Mexico pass
before Us. Woaid V. stand 3nd gaze
With Il vucauL STAR, not knowing am
th!uy about H.: Aud what Of Brazil:
Have We any idea Of the conditions
there? And crowded, down-trodden
Korea, what 90 We know OF her? And
as the great monsrrous China passes,
what Of her? Would we not look for
some OF the missionaries that we know:
Of bow much interest are things and
people that we know nothing about:
God grant that our visions may be
broadened Only when we know OF
things Go we seek 10 meet the needs.
II we would 60, we must know. The
missionary societies want te keep their
members informed so as to have useful
mem oers. God has so many opportunl-
ties in which he wants and needs US.
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Tomorrow is Bargain Dayi in Manning
Senator Tillman is plaoing 4 return
TO Washington.
Mr. J. K. Owen of Bennetsvil!e spent
Monday 10 Manning.
Mr.. Eugene Dickson OF Trio, was II
Manning last Monday.
Remember the town tax books are
open for the collection OF Gown taxes.
Wanted % cords 0: good wood, one
half oak the other pine. Apply al IIiE
TINES Office.
Ni-. Fritz Young. VINO holds posi-
ton in the Charleston post Office, spent;
Sunday in Nauning.
Mr.. Z. 5 Ehodus. the merchant
Prince OF GreeIyvillc. was IN Manning
Oh business last Monday.
Remember Louis Levi has MS 10 per
cent sale on now, and he IS selling q
splendid stock OF orau new goods cheap.
Leon Weinberg has moved into his
new store. aad i IS without douUJ oH,.
OF the finest stores IL this part OF the
State.
There will be paotic lecture Oh
hoohworm disease tomorrow nlghS II
Forestoa il the school au1!to"'unl.
O'Clock.
Mr.. John Cuttino OF the Jnised States
railway mail service, spent last night
and today ia Manning visiting his
mother.
The store OF 4. II. Hi! at Oianta. was
DESTROYED bv fire last Friday night. The
loss is said 10 be s., 900 ana the insur-
ance $1,000.
Dr. Wv?aberg will be At toreston
each Thursday 10 examine for ana urea:
hookworm disease free. No charge tor
the medicine.
There will be not supper given az
Paxville 10 the school bui!ding for the
benefit 0! the school Al! kinds Of
eatab.eS viii be sod.
The bankers confererc resulted III
the offer OF so, 900. 900 TO oe placed IN
the cotton States for the purpose OF
handling the 1911 crop.
TIE dwelling of the Fielder brothers
near s.. Paul was destroyed BY lire iast
morning. The loss IS stated 10 De about
$4,000 and the insurance s., 100.
The way people are crowding Louis
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"God make my life a tiny light
Within this world to glow:
A tiny fame that burneth bright
Whenever l may go.

AS he grew into manhood, he learn
ed of everything. Many had tried TO
mend the sword but none succeeded. AS
soon as Seigfeld tried. the sword was
mendeG because be had never known
fear. His silver horn began to call him
out for service for his fellow men, and
so he went out 70 CO. He came to city
that was parched with the breath OF 4
dragon. Segtield, not knowing fear.
met the dragon and killed it with his
sword. He weut o0 serving uutll finally
he came TO a City where the princess
ana every body had been sleeping for
one hundred years, waiting for the one
who had never kaown fear 10 awaken
them. aud found his reward there.
Likewise, God has his work only for
those who have never known fear. Why
should we be timid and afraid when
God 5 promises are TO US we go along
ia our iaGOrapcs OF Goi'S great oppor-
runities and are satisfied with every day
round OF things. God has more excel
lieut. things for US il we would.
God has His best things for the few
That dare to stand the test;
God has his second choice for those
Who VIII! not lave His best.
II is rot always open Il!
Tha, risks the Promised Rest:
The better, often. is the foe.
That keeps US from the best.
There's scarcely one bat vaguely
wants
In some way to be blest;
IT'S uot Thy blessing, Lord, seek,
I want Thy very best.
and others make the highest choice,
But when by trials pressed:
They shirlk, they yield, they shun the
cross
And so they lose the best.
I want in this short life Of mine,
AS much as can be pressed,
Of service true for God and man,
Help me TO be my best.
want among the victor throng,
To have my name confessed:
And hear my Master say at last,
| ''Nell done, you did your best. )"
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Mr. c. T.. Mcleod OF Privacser with
his attornev. cane 10 Manning MenEay
and ro;ercu SUI: aSajuS: the estate OF
II. j. Mcleod fen services rendered II
the life time of us t;lth..r The deceased
II. Mel. cod
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-11-22

Oae q: ;he pr~,livSt >igh.s IN the
shane ct fruit sro&n in this country
was brought TO this Office by Mr., +: }.
Buddin OF Turb"vi!!e, last SATURDAY..
The fruit was 4 cluster of three O.: the
largest japanese perSimmons we ever
saw. thew looked like the pictures OF the
fruits grown ia California.
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Continued From Last Week.

CONTINUED Last
511W Hodge, overseeing and repairing IS
3l2P Hodge, road %
514 Cutter road hauling 43
515 Cutter lumber and repairing bridge
osu oelseer'
51SE Coker, lumber for
519R Brown, Constable
52OJ Reardon repairs ........
521J Rchbourg lumber and bridge work.
522R
523John Bates, court
524W Gooms. bridge
damages
526Hugh McFaddn lumber and repairs to bridge IS
STIR Smith, lumber and repairs bridge.
52S LeRoy trerson, road oVersee... IS
5aoD White, ditchng. 20
530B johnson, supplies to "a
johnson, supplies to
5s2J N Barwck ct al guards 100
$3.50 Wilcox, supplies chain 15
534Eleigler's Pharmacy, medicine for chain 50
535H Brewer putting for chain
536C Ridgeway hauling bridge
537Henrv Burgess, repairing bridge
oVerseer
530 McFaddn freight coal for court house.
540Dayid Shumake lumber and hauling 10
sale Hugeins Magistrate
542|R johnson, Constable salary s
543C Way, lumber. Is
544John salary house janor Is
Mood, unacy claims. 10
546R McFaddn freight terra Gotta pipe a
547A Chandler road work.
Wells County TeasueS interest on court house
50 Wells County Treasurer interest on county bonds
55R McFaddn car brick and freight 70
552J Huggins, beef for chain
oo3o 6agsett road Work..
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Mr.. Z. 8 Rhodus. the naerchaH:
Prince of GreeIvville. was IN Manning
Oh business last Monday.
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Air. Fritz Young. VINO holds poS!-
ton in the Charleston post Office, speE;
SUNDAY in Manning.
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Remember Louis Levi has MS 10 per
cent sale on now, and he IS selling q
splendid stock OF oriu new GOODS cheap.
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Wanted % cords 0: good WOOD, one
half oak the other pine. Apply al IHE
TINES Office.
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There will be pao'ic lecture on
hoohworm disease tomorrow might Il
Forestoa. il the school auditorium. 5
O'Clock.
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Remember the town tax books are
open for the collection OF cown taxes.
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Tbe Clarendon County Sunday
School Convention takes place IN the
Manniog Presbyterian church lonor-
row. .3rd. lust. An elaborate program
has been arranged. Rev. y. Il X.
Peudleton OF Spartanburg. State Presl'
dent vii! deliver the address This
convention is Observation-Disclosures.
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Leon Weinberg has moved into his
new store. and i IS without doubt one
OF the finest stores il this part OF the
State
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-11-22

Died >Ut;,;eH'y at his home IL Silver
last Saturday eve:iiuE. Mr.. Jnd>on :
Broadway. a@c,; ;t@nat s. years. he was
!. member 9; i::c tirI: ot Davis X B:oaG-
way. C!oing = mercantile n:!sincss 4; 81
ve... The fG,,.Iai ~ k P.;ce Il S1mmef-
iu;i with Nn>l.;i.. hrnNrs.