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The Falls City tribune., 1911-07-14
LOCAL news IN BRIEF

INV
Bart Mettz is reported on the
road to recovery as we go to
press.
Clyde Berger Of Reserve was
visiting in this city Saturday
evening.
Roy Metz of Sabetha, Kans.,
was visiting with friends in this
city Saturday.
Frank Paul Of Verdon was a
business visitor in this city last
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Anna Saylor returned
home Saturday after an extend
ed tour in the West.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Ankeny
departed Thursday Off a few
weeks tour in the East.
Misses Catherine and Helen
Mcmahon were up from Preston
Tuesdady doing their shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Leo and
Miss aKthryne La Rue are spend
ing the week at Missouri Lakes.
Mrs. Edward Loughridge of
Lincoln is in the city this week
visiting with friends and rela-
tives.
jim Downs Of Ogden, Utah
has been visiting with his mother
and sister in this city the past
week.
Rev. S. G. Henderson and wife
of Hamlin, Kans., were the guests
of DR.. Il. r.. Mathers and family,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ?. Fergus Of
near Salem were in the city do
ing their shopping last Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Powers and daughter, Miss
Lillian, spent the latter part OF
last week with VIM. McDougal
and family.
Miss Corinne Frederick went
TO Hamlin, Kans., Saturday for
a Few days visit with her sister,
Mrs. Lydick.
Mrs. Caffrey went to Moundd
csty, Mo-, Wednesday where she
Will spend some time visiting
wNh relatives.
Norman Saylor and family of
Morrill,, were the guests of 81
mo Geachy and afmily Satur-
eAsy afternoon.
Miss Blanche Bourquin of Hor-
len is the guest this week of her
Hnele and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
=. Joaquin and family.
AIRS Van Tappen. who has
been visiting with her parents in
Kansas City the past few weeks
returned home Monday.
Miss Thelma Windle spent a
few days last week visiting with
friends at Verdon, returning
home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wilson left
Sunday for their home in Chica-
e, after a few days visit in this
city with old time friends.
Mrs. Lee Marts and son of
wymore came down Monday
evening to visit with Sam I
Harts and wife for a few days.
Miss Bernice Heinemann, who
has been visiting with friends at
Salem the past week, returnde
to her home in this city Sunday.
Miss Myrtle McCray returned
to her home in this city Monday
from Fairbury, where she has
been teaching school the past
year.
Rev. Day, former pastor of the
Christian church of this city,
has been conducting revival SER
vices in Shubert the past two
weeks.
Mr.. G. G. Davis returned home
Monday afternoon from Sabetha,
Kans., where she has been visit
ing the past week with his sis
ter, Mrs. Stewart.
Falls City certainly had a good
crowd on her streets Saturday
afternoon, which is not an I'M
common occurrence. This is evi-
dence of a growing city.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-07-14

And why dom we see those
old red plush covered family al
buns any more2
The Falls City tribune., 1911-07-14

Cleaning, pressing and repair
ing Young's Panitorium. OPP
Wallis Store. e
The Falls City tribune., 1911-07-14

The farmer always has a job.
genius Is Il man who can make
anything but a living.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-07-14

All the time good Butter and
Eggs wanted at Lippold's. Phone
1865.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-07-14

And where, Oh where, is the
old-time cane rack hat we used
to see at the county fair?
The Falls City tribune., 1911-07-14

Strayed-A small black pig.
Got loose on the evening of the
Bird. Finder please notify the
Tribune.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-07-14

What your opinion about the
ornamental beauty of a lot of
signs scrawled all
over the city S sidewalks
The Falls City tribune., 1911-07-14

A man who could have a grouch
after a rain like the one we had,
IS hopeless.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-07-14

And what's become of the old
fashioned small boy that kept a
stand in the front yard,
and never sold any Of it?
The Falls City tribune., 1911-07-14
Furnished Room for Rent

One nice furnished room to rem
one and one-half blocks Of the
Mo. Pacific shops, modern house
with bath. Inquire a5 Tribune.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-07-14

When this country needs rain,
ii gets rain.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-07-14

We want to depose and say
that Falls City on Saturday night
looks like a real sure-enough
The Falls City tribune., 1911-07-14

Let the Tribune do your print
ing. Satisfaction guaranteed.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-07-14

What S become of the old
fashioned habit Of taking three
cat-tails, tied with a ribbon, to
the parlor VALE
The Falls City tribune., 1911-07-14

Life without humor. is as hard
Is riding in a wagon without
springs nothing to ease the
loltS.
The Falls City tribune., 1911-07-14
Around Town.

Around Town.
When this country needs rain,
it gets rain.
A man who could have u greueh
after a rain like the one we had,
IS hopeless.
And why don t we see those
old red plush covered family al
buns any more2
The farmer always has a job.
genius is Il man who can make
anything but a living.
And where, Oh where, is the
old-time cane rack that we used
to e at the county fair?
We want to depose and say
that Falls City on Saturday night
looks like a real sure-enough
city.
Life without humor' is as hard
as riding in a wagon without
springs nothing to ease the
jolts.
What's become of the old
fashioned habit Of taking three
cat-tails, tied with a ribbon, to
the parlor VALE
And what's become of the old
fashioned small boy that kept a
lemonade stand in the front yard,
and never sold any of it?
What's your opinion about the
ornamental beauty of a lot of
whitewash signs scrawled all
over the city s sidewalks?
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HurseQar

De ipie
Eursellam
ourd Die 9[npen0una bon
uGeaumin"
fabi5iert BON
6. s. Mneler, San @ntonio, Ger.
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MlamD-@ariatipmem
allf 80 sannenbaum =

> MIampI . gllamp!
Tie id)ntafbaft btit On intmcr!
On idntedit iIidt nmr in Spmmerslnt,
ytetn Btntcr's amdJ, tuenn's norbert tn
> 9llamp ., alamo!
gSie ihntafbaft bis Su INNER!
. Mlamp! . 4Iamp
User fann genng Gid preiien!
Ses Wsurgens mnb bes Weittags nnb
Ses MbenbS biit Sm gleidj geinmb.
> Y lamp! > IIamD!
User lam gctng bid preiien!
> San @mtpm! . San 9lnton!
gSie bit On 81 bcneiben!
SIT Salte aud unb Stnrm all6icr
Gs, tr1itet nns u [ a mp 8ier
. San Mntpn! . Gan Mntpn!
gSie btit On SIT beneiben!
ltnb tpcr's nod ntd)t prpbiert Fat,
Der tug MIR anf Der Stclle.
So giebt nidJts befi'res anf ber @elt,
Gs Seoermann 10 red]t sefGllt.
llno mcr's mod nidJt prpbicret bat,
Ser tn's niir anf her Stelle!
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Sitter sulSat aepeiniat.

Sabre lang muroe id our1 I'm,
peroauli6feit uno @erltophlng
ibmer gepeiniet, i9reibt Der &riegs.
peteran sl. g. Smith BON erie,
ga, aber Or. aing's SEEM 2:ie
Yils baben mid ipieoerbergeltelIt.
gtnr 25c bel allen 9ruggiiteli.
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9luf Der Golonia @uooaloupe,
elmer Mornonenoniie0lung I'M norb-
li6en Merifo, iino 5inei 9erlone.b
Srou Morteion aus sSuare5 uno
Marcus Sod, BON @onoiten ermor-
oet moroen.
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3polf Der anordiltii6en Scr
ibmorer eegen Dos 2eben oes &ai-
iers bon eSapon iinb in Sofio bin,
geri6tet iporoen.
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Sci @aleana bat elm @efet)t
5miiden merifaniiden Sruppen uGo
&euolutionaren itatteefunoen. 9lc
2ebteren muroen ans ibren 9eieft..-
gungen uertrieben.
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Giitnbabn : Tabrplau.
s. & 6. q. gahu.

S. G 6. q. Sabn.
anfnnft-
y3o.3 lgom gaoroen. .e.45 abssos
gto. b Som Noroen. .6.45 n,ora
gto. 7-2ocal bon 9earne. 1000 mora
yfo. 9-2ocal bon Baleitine. -.
go. A. Son @1erifo. =. 1.5o nad)ln %
Wo. 12-aocal bon 2areoo (eeuriidt) ).
.... ). :. >. $500 ntorg.
Sc. T. ,saad oem Morben. .1.55 nohm.
So. g. Ead bem Norben. 800 a6snbs
glo. Social nad Baleitine. T. 80 n,ora
Ro. 10 ggpreb na6 3earne.
$50. 5 -gaa5 msgiio. 100 100 moru1 rl.u.s
gso. II -2ocal na6 2arebo (semidt) :.
.... .... :. -. 900 abellbs
g. u. & u. y. yabn.
$40. -Souiton u. 5. aiiite. ZOO nadlm
go. 3-5ouifon II. s. &iite. $40 borrl
gto. 5-&iiitenitdbte. 1:15 nadln,
$50; A Bon &errbille, i,ur on Boz
djentagen. :. $3.50 bnr,r
SO. 44Ssson aerroille. nllr gonn<
So 146. gOn aerrDiile, ,,nr ~ an a'a''''
~ 8odDentagen. :. lib na6m
Mbfabrt -
SO. 2-Souiton Ii. 5. aiiite. $3.50 borir
ylp. 4-Souiton L. B. &iiite 8 30 nbenbs
No. 6-&iiitenitd6te. :. ..s:t0 nad,m
go; 43-glad aerroilte. nur IN Boz
1entage1. !. :. !. .4:45 naGlm
$40; 41-gsa6 aerrbile, nur eonn-
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$40. 1-Mad Sci gtio. 400 abeios
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go. 305-Guero. 9tctorin 80 nahm
Nbfnhrf-
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M. s.. & s. gasn.
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SO. 7-9on 9aiias u, sort @orf5 So
;. ;. .7.20 morgen5
$50. 235-gom glorbem. .7.8O borlllitl
@n. 15-8on @aco. 800 na6nl.
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go. 9-@om Noroen.. ..7:45 abenbs
:. :. ;. :. lilo uprm
SO. 1o-s -ssad benz Norben. 1000 BORN,
$40. 16- Ma6 auitin uno- @aco
SO. 1O-glad Dem @orbeu. 900 BORN
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- llno Baco. 8.45 abenbs
Wo. 236-Nah bem Morben.
$40. 242-gaad @oliton unb @alz
oelton. -. 1918 abenos
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TUFTS Leber PlIIen

balten bas Spitem In Orbnuna unb
perbinbernben, tranibeiten 3uaanb ber
4sbtr, uelAer Rranibeitsn 0orbereebt.
Gin VtrbinderMnesmitttf
BON aopff&mer,sn. Dispepiia, e&win.
bel, f4le&tem GefGmod i'm Munbe,
Sobbrennen, belester 3unee, Mppttit.
ioiisteit, 9artleibisteit unb
MQe btliDien 2eibell.
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Saoeluanncn

bon oltem ODER neuem 3ittn, giien.
allpfer ooer Concrete merben gera,
De tpie
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Co::. q Ccm-.na ;!ccs.

! !c ,::.. { 0u": q; Common i'i.-;t> ;ht.
>.:l>e OF i::dg~way y. l;ro;:dw:.! - a.
the trial 9; y ::ich WIS i? 's'gs:'',-> hen
". c::u>.t: ON. -croyt last wcen. ti!r j&'!
! irrturnc<i : verde: Cox tic defendants 3y
! direction! OF ;ac court.
In the :.cua:i!nc several c:.>"> w,r,'
settled a:,; others continued. wh!c! ~
,:s:c--,; materially IN. :l;.n.o,,, 81 c:.>.>
>r; fo- trial,
.rh.. c:.>y OF Grcea ~ G;h:'or> result
e. IN jg:c!",ncr; by de::1l;. Il" ;tn>we:,
hay:,l. l-.ca withdrawn III" CAS-. o.!
I y. (. G-rei. ". H. /. Johnson resulted
! !: Z :. vcr,!ic: for The plaintiff h.y consent.
arI: he case OF ~ l. Green ". Il. l.
Johnson. Ir.. Was co:Iti:,;:ed.
The case .. !. " Montgomery y.
United Sets Fidelity ana Guaranty
Co:nranr. wa> ;ri.G a:G :v>li!;c" II: :
ve.,:ic; FOR the pl;.;n;:I a.y direction OF
the Court.
" ) O'clock "Wednesday afternoon ;:lc
entire Bar assembled IN The cocs; hoi;>e
ard memorial exercises Were had i:s :,r-
spec: 10 the memory Of Inc lac Col
Joseph T. Ehanc Ja&ge join. :.
Wilson spoke Il terms o: warmr>; a:!G
& !C>>. -. .rlC:.Gil!.t>>- Ci .!i> .tS>t>'.'tN S'
voungcr days. art: his tribute 90 Col
Nl.au. WAS i aul!f:s!. A'ao:g r;hc:>
who SPOKE were '@p;. ". {. hav!>
Nes>:>. Charlton D2Ean:. J. y. WcIa-
oer.. } H. I.c>,>I:c a"c :. e!lvc;
O.Srvan The culo"iv> spoken 10y MI
wc:.. beautiful! in expression. an:':ol:,.-
a:c 20 The occasion ard :ouchi::" !"
terms. The resolutions offered hy judge
Nilsson in respect 20 the deo;h 81 The
departed u.lnis: O! n. H;.r We're or':.:-
ed by ;hc Cour; % t. >orea,: upon ;hc
minutes and :. copy ;l;;s;.>'n!;;c'; !" the
family. .l> i further :na:n q ic>:'ec;
The { our; taca adjourned until hati-pa>i
y o clock Thursday morning.
On Thursday ;hc Gas" o:h u, ntT''t-
ham X Son " ;hc .i;lantic Co:;s' Line
l:aiirust. WAS tried ~ :. verdict "e:!-
Ge:vG .n- plaintiff for $.2,c-r.
The. cas-, oi : Frank Giot.-> - X l.
smith WAS tried bu: ;hc ;ar:: i:t'."e; 10
a.rce auG 4 lai>trial WIS entered,
The motion for = mew t,la. II t;!I c:i>''
o: Thomas -. Du!o>e was argued and
over-ul.-d oy tire Cour;
The balance ot tie dag WAS ;akcn 0p
n hearing ,ao;ion>. pa>>!s.S orders, etc :.
.a,: cour: iina.!y aGJoG:a.t' >t:e dt'.
Thursday afternoon
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4 Chance 70, Every Bov.

!. : ;,;.h time for III. boys corn
.inh nov: 10 b.. pertec;io- ;hel. pI.uS
;o- som. ,oeciuIiv GOOD WORK This year.
-, .v.rv ,n,birious BOX IL the county
h..S,i,. himself. and IL, chose who are
no, 80 ambitious D.. encouraged AZ!
- 49, - .nn,a,e the example Of those
10 b,v,. already succeeded Doa'.
80. fn-,,,. formal organization o: the
Inc..? ,.i,.,s bu, map on, yoc3 plans.
s..Is,., ara pr.pa-e your lar: in gno4
,;,,a Th;.: OF wha; !it:le Jerry
Moor, .cc,,:nn!i>hv>:. Uae y,ar ago he
MAS ,;ok.ow,. ard u.aear,. OF outside OF
~, n.f.-,.horl. God. Tu!av nc iS The
;..>, snow. and mos: generally ad-
,,,;r.o hoy IN All N, -reat country.
- .,..,.na.,: IA. crca: cora cxpo-
49,, C,,,pc,iuS 0nio. ia,; week
...,l hy .h.:,at,,!>. rhu.o-
:. .,..,,5.a i. co.ar.,,.v Viii. C,ycr""r
100 ,,a p.:,;sr,: y, everybody.
-, 80. 10. oaio Sac .Ioura.!
80 ,l.n.. bic..
..rh;, j.. :! wl.o ....c, ~ -
h,.E,l. ot corn o.: AZ ac:. E!c G.G
M, Gowa in The >,:.c OF Snuta ca:o-
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A King Who Left Home

So, ne world 70 talking. au. Paw
M.;hu,fa. OF Buffalo. " y. says BE a.
WAYS KEEPS NJ HOME he Ming OF
.!i !.xa:iyc>- DR.. k;2g New Life III,
ard ;!.a, they're :. o!e>>:i: 20 a. his
family. Cure constipation. heacache.
indigestion. dyspepsia. oulv 22oc a; n!
druggists.
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CO M"nnay E'sh'. jan: p ,''"' Ms: Ms
a:et sio','o',. y. '"e - pa.,,., :,
a"d Ny .iu'iH> h,a:: "' 'hu' : :
were mace ma. anu vie y '''e :.
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p!"ie aa@ i2:eeao'e s"''';>s 70 "a ~
tbs poplar y"Hh. couples .F'eoe>'
They are >; home N D. ani :.
On Tuesday E!@nt. Jan. "i>l. A.>s
Susie Windha'n. the "au-h'"r "i -"'.
Il. II. WicGha"l, w;,> cad 20 ne Alta
= 5la>ains Young bride. 'y Nix. " Mi'
Mccoy. g: Roland. North tar":!na Inc
ceremony WAS performed by ;ae KY
Mr.. J. \. Io.a; M'. and MIS-. Nc,os
lei, on the morning train for their
home. where me groor is engaged N
business
On Sunday night. !as,. a; the nom" "'
The bride. TWO Of Summer'oa most
popular Young people were u.arr;eG.;At
D.,,;s .,.,i \I;.S Hazel Raraa. The
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..,hc.c vii! >-n.I ." ,l'eci,, .if3."!!.v'-
building a,Ni door - - G!, i'u> ''!,.'
W !. y. W,-;s:,.s u, ;4...- ~: :l.s>
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Nc HAY, l.ol a'.s,, :.;sz ;t,s1,- -,.ct';.t..E
:t;"Gt Ii" county t:I.f i's"!''.; ~; ",
ca. ;hy a-;":!'!o= o ;..r'>'' .'.:,',>''.'1
;h:si II IN; nrG;','-,, :" 90 '.a!5'ii'''
:.so:.- ihl> S'i' ~: $40 ny',>' @'s ss'>:
nov, aE(. rot "::ii %A. a. ''5'' =,
Coz >Eot''' i.'.'' = &c., 49, - -
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Rhc1m..isn Retrieved "a s Ho=:S.

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IL Is reported TIA; Ike tnwa council
last NoaGav afternoon adopted >ome
siric, sanitary regulations. They will
probably give :he people due notice. OF
wha, is required.
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The chain.an. : making :;ne prog
,e>> on the k;ng>;r-. road. They have.
completed the wo:k for about IKE miles
down the road ard vii! push on rapidly
as the days get !ougc..
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-02-08

Rev. l.. l. Grier Of G.ee!yvilie,
stopped over il Narnins I >hor: while
las: MouGav Many fri-oI> wrr. :.isd
to shake h.adS with him.
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Ca:d Of Thanks

i:,.i:"- Th. :igan:n2 Tines
axe this ".canS ot thanking my
friends who 80 literally gave ~. ;he!r
Al: i: ny r.rcut :a!>:":.:At'.. anu !!
hope .h:>. should :. >i:::.,;,t t,'s-:"rfun"
"v-.taG,. then. tha: ~! J.. :. i'.~
>itjon 20 vcciproca,c. G,r:,;";"!!y
G. Il I1ck-y
l.ayviI!c. Feb. &. 1871.
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The CREATES; show that has ever cone
20 Mann.n. wi!l D.. here zen, Saturday
night. The English Grand Opera Go.
which i coa>iderve. one ui :hc hc>;
Grand Cr.,,:l, o,. ,I,. road
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4sAS@4A~A@A~o
purv-yorS to Particular People.
Gran; O;.era SATURDAY aigh..
M,> Julia C,ay,ou Of Florc:ac". is
vi>i,:u. Mrs. w +. Brown.
W. hear OF several cases ot cntt!>
and fever scattered avoucc.
Mrs. Leslie Ba.ual ,ci: Yesterday 10
visit relatives a; Flore2ce
Mr> Allea B-aGha:n returned yes,e.'-
dav from an extended trip West.
No. single person should miss the
Grand Opera Saturday night. Feb. II.
I, looks as II the srouaohos. As
weather prophet. Is on the joo IL! ri"h;
The use Of com mercisl fertilizers this
yea- bids ia,r 20 exceed the big record
OF las; year.
DR.. and Mrs. Wilson Scowa .! Dar-
lin-:nu have been visiting relatives 10
Mannioy this week.
MIR. Tom Nimmer has ja~t h1i>he'.
d;.chiag bis farm two mites tron: ,ow2,
At COS; OF 500.
Dr.. Ro5er, Lee :ow!cy. Med!ca!
Director of the Ha-iioyr; Life Insurance
Compauv. WAS IL Manning Yesterday
Mr.. Will Se!by came down !runl Co
lumbia and spent Sunday with frienc> IN
Manniay, re,urain. Monday ;nccnio.-
Mis-. " G. Gonzales. Of Columbia,
spea: the weekend II Manning WITH
her brothers family. Nr. a |. Barron.
In the case oi David Lev; ". .Aod:ew
Foster los !; Remini WIS sold by the
sheriff las, Monday 20 Louis Applet
for $780,
L: Is said 70 be I fac: that it Viii take
place ~ Charleston ueX. Thursday
Congratulations are herewith extended
IN advance.
Tobacco growers are irGuiri1. about
the proposed new warehouse II this
place. Mann,og mus; have aao::!er -
Saccp warehouse 10 maintain :. good
market.
Jus: received L car o: dce mules AND
horses. VIII SELL these yer: close a>
the season will soon be over. Shaw X
Drake, Sumter. ). G..
Rev. l.. L. Grier OF G.ee!yv.lie.
stopped over ia Manning I >hor: while
las. MouGav. Many friecI> wcre glad
TO shake haatS with him.
IL is reported TIA; Ike ,o"2 council
last Mo2Gay afternoon adopted >ou.e
siric, sanitary regulations. They will
probably give The people due notice. OF
wha, is required.
The chain.an. i making :;nc prog
re>> on the k;ng>:rrc road. They have
completed the wo:k for about ike mile
down the road ard vii! pG>: on rapidly
as the days get longc'.
The creates; show that has .v,.. co:nc
20 Maan:n. Viii o.. here ccXt Saturday
night, The English Crane: Opera 60. {.
which i con>idervt. one uf The bc>;
Grand Operas on Ii" ROAD.
Super:a,.ude:.t ) (. Dau!c!. Prof.
Alex B-4n>ou and :. - Si+.i.E Haw!cv
0. the Maua:ng a..:. ~ 400. ATTENDED:
til. Teachers .N>>oc.;.,i";! ~ Florence
last Er!Gav an.: Saturday.
Ioung people i YOU ,;o a,i w:.": to
have - ;..ke on: = .!c";a>,. VOC l:.,; o-.;-
ter hurry ~ ne ceremony. onc Collar,
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Haze :oa ever hid any trouble in
getting = sack or Two o: fertilizer io-
your Garden: Ioa will rot have ;h:S
trouble this wear Just send I" the
Oi! Nil :,ad &c, any amount YOU need
from = 100 puurd sack up. Marutac-
cured expressly for garden crops and
SOLD 4. i remarkably low price. fs-Jt
Bell x Mck..vcy viii 90, Your Auto
.,.,rwh h..r., . nd tiN i,
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For Sale il2 acres %! Is soo'i Iai:v'
~ can he found in the county. he cS-
tate OF .Anua Vi Chewing. uc:!r DAVIS
\ Roads. :: miles ::nn. Suu,ner;on
and |: miles OF 81 t'aul. Clarendon
County. 60 acres cleared. For par,!cu-
.:.;S, apply =: once 20 Dickson and
Wiodha;l Pea; Estate Agents. Man
,,;np -
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Jus: received L car o: tEe mules aac
horSeS. VIII sci: these vc-;: close a>
tie season will soon be over. Shaw X
Drake, Sumter. >. &.
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Superintendent } & Daniel. Prof.
Alex B-un>ou and E:>> H-icE Haw!cv
0. n. Maua:ng a..:. >cAoo, at;-uIe.:
.ch. Teachers Associative! ~ Florence
LAST FRIDAY IN: Saturday.
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Tobacco growers are irquiria: abou;
the proposed new warehouse II this
place. Manning mus; have aao::er -
bacc, warehouse 10 maintain :. good
uarket.
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SrmMeItoa News.

E.G.;o- T'Lc Iat.:I:: .:,r:.,>
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Graa,,..,s:l ,.r,,,;;s,i:,y might :!ck"t,
~ ;t.f.a!;,r ira sore
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/: IS said 20 De fac; that it Viii take
place ~ Charleston peN. Thursday.
Congratulations aye herewith extended
in :,cvacce.
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4 Good Idea.

l'axvi.!c. Feb. g. l@ll.
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Gran; O,.era Saturday might.

Ms Julia C;aytoo ot tl"rc"c". Is
yisi,;tr. Mrs. ". +. i;rowu.
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No, single person should Mss the
Grand Opera Saturday night. Feb. II.
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4 tract OF land beloG-:a" 20 Mr.. j.
G.ie- White, !y!nS on ne county l!ae.
,sr:ly IN Clarendon and partly Z: Sia.
ter. was sold !; public ou'cry last Mon,
Gay. /: contains ~; acres and was sold
10 MAJ ! Levi .o- 81 6lo
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J. 7. SIT Nf-S.
sworn 20 and subscribed before me.
this III, Gav OF February. 1911.
H.. 81 r MITCHELL WELLS.
Notary Public for 5. {.