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of the Japanese and 20 the orders
which the Germans got 90 retire
without sacrifice OF many men The
Japanese ON the other hand advanc-
cd along the three roads through
the territory TO Tslng-iau Ia massoi
columns They subjected themselves
so q heavy fire from the gunhoai
. Iaruar and The Austrian cruiser
/ kaisoriue fli.lheth the ships pow
ink shvapnel into the column ad-
,Wnciug along the bay IN, machine
guns of the Germans also did greet
execution The bullet, of the Iaral-
csp ore much smaller tIln those OF
The Germans. and many of the Ccr-
Uars who have been wounded are
gain back boz The lines
Since the eh there has roon
constant artillery fire. mainly dlrcct
b Cd iy the defenders. who have be-
.sDourir the hills and the slopes 30
aDl dropping shells oven as lur 81.
. the town of litsun. ton liomoters
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iarlliop ol artillery positions diff-
DuN ur th' Japanese
ON October Two companies ot iie
sWrison m5de q sort. to drive tha
Japanese from little him over %
mile away from the inner work.
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ullcr' The japanese were present
/ in force. However. AMI caught one
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Workman News.

The farmers around here will soon be
through curing tobacco, which all
are delighted.
Cotton is opening fast and it will not
be long until it will have to be gather
ed.
Workman Evans, who is working in
Yorkville, is at home for his vacation.
He is accompanied by his friend S. w.
Mcknight.
Mesdames W. b. Smith aud D. E..
Evans have as their house guest Misses
Elorie and Jodie Kelly of Congaree,
Miss Sara c. Quattlebaum Of Leesville
and Miss Sue L. Aaron of Columbia.
Harvey and Clayton Kelly OF Con-
garee, have returned to their home al
ter weeks visit to their sister Mes
danes N. H. Smith and u. E. Evans.
Mrs. Charlie Richardson and chill
dren have returned home in Mayesvi!le
after a few days visit to her mother,
Mrs. J. D. Burgess.
Miss Isabelle Montgomery is spend
ing some time with her aSnr, Mrs. H.
c. Burgess.
Hay Harrington of Kingstree, spent
last Sunday at home.
Mrs. T. NJ. Fort and son, Thomas, i:
at the home of MIR. I. D. Burgess for
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Evans, expect
their son, Prof. S. Ernest Evans, o.
Ruston, Ga, to be with them for his
vacation. y
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Special to The Manning Times:

Special to The Manning Times:
Isle of Pans, S. C.-The msneuvers
Of what was declared to be very prob
ably British Cruiser, visible of the
Isle OF Palms several miles distant, was
an incident of no small interest this
week, and the likelihood that one of
the English warships is cruising near
Charleston IN the hopes of capturing
steamships of Belgium or Germany,
now in port, or in intercepting and
capturing any that might try to enter
Charleston as port of refuge keen
excitement to the observers at the
beach. Hundreds of extra excursion
lists are expected in here Sunday to
view the sea for bit of war activity
of these shores.
With no big convention of the South
eastern section, National Electric
Light Association, at the Isle of Palms
hotel, opening Wednesday afternoon,
the report has been very lively. At
tendance at the Tuesday and Friday
night hops is apparently little dimin'
ished blythe exodus OF Charlestonians
to the mountains, and two special ex-
cursions are coming in Friday from the
Piedmont and from Tennessee to
swell the week end attendance. A six
day excursion from Atlanta day or
two ater will be a special event.
The present season is still in full
swing here. The dance music and
surf, the breezes and seafood, and 9th
er attractions retain charm ior thous-
ands of visitors every week. On
Thursday the second militia encamp-
ment Of the season will open, when the
Orangeburg company, commanded by
Capt. Crum, pitch their tents on the
beach. Timmonsville company recent
ly spent several pleasant days here.
Recent guests from South Carolina
registered at the Isle of Palms hotel
were:
Col. L. Green of Sumter, Mr.. A J
Ard of Sumter, Mr.. R D Lee OF Sumter
Mr.. DJ Aud of Sumter, Mr.. Fred
Wise of Sumter. Mr.. Walter Carr of
Sumter, Nr. L 3 horner OF Florence,
Mr.. W j Wilcox of Florence, Mr.. and
Mrs. r L Wright of Florence, Mr.. and
Mrs. } B Blanding OF Floren"2, Mr.. 4
Ham and party of Florence, Mr.. Il l.
Butt of Sumter, Mr. H G Wright OF
Sumter, Mr.. w P Frair of Florence.
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Turbeviiie.

Quite 8 crowd from. here attended
the Senatorial Campaign speaking IN
Manning last Wednesday. Some came
back Blesse men, but went as Smith
men. Hurrsh for Rlease.
Mr.. A. O. Johnston, formerly OF this
place. but now resident OF st. George
was st his old home last Tuesday
accompanied by his little son, Elwood,
and two OF his friends MIR. L. B. Sia-
mons and MIR. Perry Kyser, they taken
in the speaking at Manning Wednes-
day, in Sumter Thursday, returning
home Thursday night.
The Old Maids Convention which
was eotssn up by the Embroidery club
here had their play Friday night, and
realized the nice sum of $500, they
will also have q musical recital in tho
nesr future.
Mr. S. A. Morris of New Zion, spent
the day. Sunday with Mr. b. L. john
ston.
Mr. Joe Goodwin and family of Olanta
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr..
S. NJ. Goodwin.
They are anticipating on having a
central Office at Turbegisle and New
Zion, several applicants have applied
for the position as operator.
Mrs. s. M. Morris is very i'll at this
writing but we hope this good woman
will be spared to sta..' while longer
with Us.
Mrs. Ssll;e Gamble is not doing so
we'll DOW, we were in hopes that she
wss on the road 70 recovery, but she
taken worse Sunday.
The tobacco boosters came over sat
urdsy to play ball with, the Tnrbevllie
plsyers, but think before they finish,
ed up the endings they were sick and
ready to give up.
Well Mr.. editor I will close with
hope of Biease being elected Tuesday
and all Blesse men.
Blossoms.
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pdxViIIe.

MIR. and Mrs. J. NJ. Hicks have NOV.
ed to Pinewood. We hope they will
come back soon.
Mr.. r. A. Brown has a child with
typhoid fever.
Mrs. Reynolds Owen who has been
quite sick is convalescing.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Kyser TOOK their
baby to Sumter last week to the Hos
pital to be treated.
Miss Aileen Ridgll! Of Summerton,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Paul Geddines, has returned home.
Miss Lizzie Williams OF Manning,
was visitor here last week.
Miss Douglas Geddings OF George
town, is visiting relatives here.
Mrs Beulah Bridges and Mrs. Annie
Walker of Sandersville, Ga, who have
been visiting their sister, Mrs. T. 2
Brown, returned home this morning.
Miss May Boyd of Lamar, is visiting
friends and relatives here.
Mrs. W. E. Tisdale and little son are
visiting relatives st Springhill.
Mrs. A. P. Hill and children OF
Ratesburg, are visiting at the home OF
Mr. j. w. 6rORQ, OF.
Mrs. Viola Brunson visited here last
week.
Mr.. r. S. Smith has resigned his PC
sition here as depot agent and expects
to leave here in the near future.
Mrs. E. NJ. Bradham is quite sick.
Miss Alice Hodge of Georgia, is Wis
iting relatives here and at Pinewood.
Misses Eva Curtis, Belya Broadway
and Hattie Herlong who have been
spending some time in the mountains
have returned home.
Miss Leila Corbett is back in the
post Office after few weeks vacation.
Mrs. Esther Shorter of Columbia,
was IN town last week on her way to
Davis Station.
Subscriber.
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Notice..

Notice is hereby given that, pursuant
Ma Commission issued bys Secretary
Estate of South Carolina, constituting
The undersigned board of CorporatorS,
Books of Subscription to the capital
stock of Savannah Western Railroad
Company will be opened at the Offices
of Edward D. Craig, Attorney at Law,
Third Floor National Loan & EX
chance Bank Building, in the City OF
Columbia, S. c., 90 the 2Sth day OF
September, 1914, at 1000 o'clock in the
forenoon. The minimum capital stock
to be 500. 900 divided into one thousand
shares of the par value OF $4,000 each,
and the minimum amount to which
said capital stock may be hereafter in
creased to be Sl000.000, divided into
ten thousand shares of the par value OF
S1.00 each.
Notice is also given that said parties
propose 10 ask on behalf of the pro-
posed corporation for the power TO con-
dem lands for rights of way and that
application therefore will be made to
the secretary of State of South Caro-
lima at his Office iu the City Of Colum-
bia, S. c., on the 2Sth day OF Septem-
Der, 1914, at 1900 o'clock noon, the
proposed route is as follows: beginning
at point at and in the towns of Estill
and Lena in. Goethe Township Hamp.
ton County, thence through Goethe
and Peoples Townships in Hampton
County, thence through Braxton and
Warren Townships in Colleton County,
thence through Fish Pond Township
in Bamberg County, thence through
BranchYille, Cow Castle, Providence
and Vance Townships i'll Orangeburg
County, and thence into and through
St. Paul Township in Clarendon Coun-
ty, to and into St. Paul in said County
of Clarendon. a distance of approx
mately 90 miles, all in the State OF
South Carolina.
G.. q. MILLIGAN.
VIRGIL WALKER.
ADRIAN NJ. REA.
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In Memory Of Thomas Elias Harvin.

Great God of Life and Death to-day
Soothe Thou our hearts filled full or
grief,
May all our tears be wiped away.
! From sorrow may we find relief.
The bloom Of youth and Kith and Kin,
Into the great Beyond has gone
His life was free from guilt and sin
Oh may be hear from Thee, wei
done"
Bone of our bone and flesh departs
And leaves our hearts disturbed with
pain,
Oh God, inject into our hearts
A faith that makes US see his gam.
We cannot help but mourn his loss
Because his life was 70 US dear.
Oh Lord, help US 70 !, ;.r the cross
And 6ud Thee, il this dark time, near.
In these dark silent realms of night,
Oh touch our hearts with thy rich love
And may we see from Thee. the light,
That shines from Thy Great Throne
above.
In truth we should not mourn and weep
Because our loved one is not dead,
In Christ our Lord he's just asleep,
And on his BOSOM resi- his head.
Teach US to be submissive, meek,
And ever to thy will resigned.
In joy, in sorrow may we seek
Thy Place which we can always lind
HIS pains and agonies are past,
His Soul is severed from the clay.
Liie's long turmoils are closed at last
In Heaven for ever will he stay.
Our vain desponding tears should cease
As tho the dark be-cloudcd skies,
There shines a light that, brings US
peace
And tells US that man never dies.
Plucked from future vast and wide
He could have done much good for
Thee
But now Thou hast him by Thy SIDE
With Thee, to stay eternaiiy.
a world of good he could have done
His life in Thee was fully bent,
Many soul be could have won
AS toward Thy God he ever went.
But in Thy wisdom Thou dost know for
The plans that Thou hast made
him
In Heaven it may be he will grow
And never let his light grow dim.
So as we to the earth commit
His last remains of morta' LAY,
More firmly may our lives be knit
To Thy Great Love from day TO day.
By Rev. ROBERT L. FURGERSoN.
Hendersonville, N. G.
August, II, 1914.
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Sickened BY Calomel

lf'you ever saw anyone made sick by
:calornel you won't want any more cal
omel yourself There's no real reason
why person should take calomel any
way, when fifty cents will buy a large
bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone-a good
remedy that perfectly and safely takes
the place OF dangerous calomel, which
is only another form Of deadly and pois-
onous mercury.
Dodson's Liver Tone is a pleasant
tasting vegetable liquid which will
start the liver just as surely as calomel,
and which has absolutely no bad after
effects.
Children and grown people cac take
Dodson's Liver Tone without any re-
striction of habit or diet
Dickson Drug Store sell ii and guar
antee it TO take the place OF calomel.
and will refund your money at once II
it fails in your case.
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,TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County of Clarendon.

Bv james NJ. Windham, Esq, Judge
of Probate. -,
,l9HEREAS, James Gaumsr kldsllI
NJ made suit to me to grant her
Letters of Administration OF the
estate and effects of CnarleS Lee
These are therefore to cite and ad-
monish all and singular the KIN, I'm,
dred ands creditors of the SAD
Charles Lee Ridgill, deceased, tnas
they be aod appear before me, in the
Court of Probate, to be held at Nan nan
ming, S. c.. on the 10th day OF Sept:
next after publication hereof, at
ii O'clock in the forenoon, to show
cause, if any they have, why the
said administration should not be
granted. ,=., ao- -
Given under my hand this 10Th day
of August Ammo Domini, 1914.
J. NJ. WINDHAM,
Judge of Probate.
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Perfectly JustlhabIe.

A somewhat laggard and procrasti-
mating student one Sunday evening
went to bis instructor for aid in one
Of his studies, asking him If he
thought 1t was wrong to study on Sun
day. He was somewhat surprised 20
receive the reply, IF the Master was
justified in pulling the ass out of the
ditch on the Sabbath, was not the ass
justtfable in trying to get himself
out@'
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andrew J. Bethea, and +. b.
Kelley will run over for Lieaten-
ant Governor
Byrnes. Aiken Johnston and
Rassdale have been renominat-
ed to Congress. Finley is leading
in the 5th District, and Whaley
in the Ist.
Adjutant General Moore seems
to have been re elected.
Comptroller General A. W.
Jones has been renominated.
For Attorney General, Mr..
Peoples, the incumbent, is lead.
ing.
In the race for Railroad Com
missioner the leaders seem to be
Shealey and FORMER.
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Methodist canrch.

Sunday School 1000 q. N. Mr.. Jos.
Sprott, superintendent. Public Ser
vices st Hoo q. m. aad $50 p. m.
Morning Service conducted by the pas
tor. Evening hour: 5sh Sunday Union
Service OF all the congregations in
town; Sermon by Rev. J. A. Ansley,
OF the Baptist Church. Epworth Les
que, 6 pm. Prayer meeting Thursday,
6:l5 pm. The Public Is cordially In
vited to all services.
G. 2. WATSON,
pastor
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Baptist Church.

Sunday School 1000 a. m. +. l..
Wilkins Superintendent. Preaching
by the Pastor, HOO A. NJ. Subject:
"Our Need of A Revival" No service
at night. on account OF Union Service
at Methodist church.
J. A. ANSLEY,
Pastor.
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have on hand money to lend on
mortgages of real estate. S. Oliver
O'Bryan.
If you want to be elected this week
vote for the Central Warehouse, you
will save your man.
Itch relieved in 30 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Never falls.
Sold by Dickson Drug Co., druggists.
Come to the polls early and vote for
the boys that are helping Clarendon
County. Cothran & Moore.
5or 6-doses s66 will break any case
Feve1 or Chills. Price, 25 cents.
This will be the banner week at
Cothran & Moores' Warehouse. Come
and get your money.
Money to lend on Real Estate-Apply
to Charlton DuRant.
Cothran & Moore should I've voted for
in the first primary 10 preference to
auy other candidates because they ere
at work for all the people.
5 or 6 doses 666 will broak any case
of Fever c. Chills. Price, 25 cents.
Wanted-The people to know
that I am still on the job when
it comes to doing first class work
in plumbing or any kind OF pipe
fitting work. JOHN P. BELL.
Cothran g. Moore killed low prices
for tobacco, he is done dead.
Campbell's Dropsy Cure-Sure cure
for dropsy. For Sale at Dickson's
Drug Store.
Cothrau g. Moore are going TO be
elected this week because we are rum
ming on the farmers ticket.
For Sale-I offer for quick sale, one
mare mule colt. buggy and harness
S225.0O. r. G. Wells.
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How To Give oulnine To Children.

FEBR1L1NEis the trademark name given to an
ont 70 take and does not disturb the stomach.
ch;1dren Chi take It and never know it Is Quinine::
Also especially adapted to adults who cannot
take ordinary Quinine. Does not nauseate nor
cause nervousness nor ringing IN the heao. AIy
pose. ASK for 2.ounce original package. The
name FEBRIL1NE is blown in bottle. 2S'cents.
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PeHM.

Pcess0.
Does that play ten&,to remind You
q the dangers OF great city,? In
my opinion" replied the uncompronis'
tns critic, 1T goes further. It's one
az Chicago Daily Journal
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SNs No AoSeRs2SS.
That Berlin physician who boas0
that hs can detect truth from false
Aood BY the breath has no advantage
oyez the wives OF men who try 70 hide
Il oy eating cloves.-New York Her
a4.
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x.nnS,ns md Yennyeoa.

rempkine aaS Ten"yee".
KsrGIy Hostess TO nervous recasef
Who has broken down Ia The Charge
az the Light BriSade")-Nssar mino.
N.. yonpkins, just tell us It IN your
AVN vor6s."-Ppnch.
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Mr.. D. NJ. Bradham has returned
home, from Black Mcuntain, n. G.
Mrs /. I.sAppelt and baby have re-
turned from trip TO the mountains.
The F. N. Wilson. Insurance Agency
wiiisinsure your corton at your home.
Mrs. Mary Clark and daughter OF
Sumter. are visiting relatises ip MsR-
ming.
Miss Hazel Rush Of Sardinia, re-
tnroed home from Waynesviiie, N. &,
last Saturday.
Mr.. W. II. Touchberry continues TO
: be quite i'll, and his friends are fearful
OF the worst. y
Miss Ginnie johnson has been re-
elected teacher at Rehobath school Tor
the next session.
Hold your cotton at home or store 10
warehouse. and iusGre it with The Z.
N. Wilson Insurance Agency.
The F. N. wilson's insurance Agency
!. Issues the kind OF policy oa your cotton
anywhere that the banks require.
the Manning Graded School win
Sppen on the 18th OF September. and the
new pupils will be earolled on the FRI
day before.
contemptuons pity prompted the
advise TO let the heather rage, as S1s
punishment will be sufficiently severe
when the people wither him with ssorn.
we hare been requested TO state
that Governor Blease received box Of
fsne cigars campaign day here, which
was not given in the report OF the
meeting.
ssArchie'' s SON of Clerk OF CoIrt A.
!. Barron, was taken TO Columbia last
Thursday and operated on for appendi-
c;tis. The little fellow stood 1t man-
fully. and is getting on fne.
Rev. J. A. Ansley requests Us 70 an
nounce that at the Union Service at
the Methodiss church Sunday evening
he win speak on ths."War in Europe
and What We Can Learn From It.
The Times readers viii understand
why this issue Is aos filed up With IT'S
nsuai amount OF editorial Ensttor, rs
wei as locsi pews matter. The election
was the absorbing thing this week.
II.
Married as the Methodist parsonage
in Manning Sunday afternoon. Ir
Herman D. Duhrewy snd Miss Lilly ".
Davis, q daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. 7.
M. Davis. Rsy. c. +. Watson per-
formed the ceremony.
Miss Martha and Mozelie Alderman
OF Alcclu, have returned troE their
tour of Europe. These young Isdies
had quite shrillsng experience. and,
we know it will be pleasing TO the
readers of The Times Il they will tell
something about thsir trip through
these columns.
Mr.. S. E. Evans, Clarendon boy
who is now Professor Of Agriculture IN
the Louisiana Industrial Institute, at
Ruston, La, was the guest OF his aunt
1.st Wadnes;3av d | M, EVANS Is On his
vacation vac visiting Ills parents iu the
Salem section OF the county.
died Monday nipht at about seven
,,cIoctr near Manning. of tyuhoi6
saSs, p,hart F-snl.I;n Ridoili' aped
Sssasn ~ The fn,e-sJ took 1isce ves.
ssssa Sea st,s.nooa -. s. Ea,iovshin Church.
aUsaa. 90 3.e,or of the Man-
49, e psn.;s, aS;,,sf conS,csed the
.aas;. spS;I anS J;ro OoS cemo os wood
go - The M Wor,S of Manning con-
e,ndeS ,d - ,v;,b ,be ,.sraoon;es according
- .be r;,ss tee of 1T the orser
W '- -
-. =. p,..t
Died last fraoay nigns ~ A
Mountain, N; e., afser an niaess M.
tending back anoat tea years, M:ss ss
Susan Msrvlnia DAVIS, ageo @ sou. g
years. q oangoter % sce iaes 'S -
DsVis. Lne S a tai.an - ,hs
- DOME Oh uSE OEObASE Sdpbs W ~ Oos-
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Asnen Aea.intnfxraceH. A

HeetD $<CRSsAsnSS4S.
"Esozence Is the only girl IN tns
family. and she Is pretty and attrac'
t.ye TO all her seQuairtances. inciud'
fux ha. Sathez and mother."-NeW
York TySbunA
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tjNefFciclAl RETURNS INDICATE TIE
ELECTION OF SMITH.
RICHARDS AND MANNING TO RUN OVER.
B1ynes. Aiken, Johnson and Ragsdale Re-
elected to Congress. with Finley
ard Rhaiey Leading In
Their Districts.

The returns are coming in slow
from the rural districts through
out the State, and the result
may be changed. The follow
ing figures at 2 o'clock last
night are taken from The News
and Courier:
Blease 45,054
Jennings ............ l,oso
Pollock. l,5o4
Smith ...... :. go, ,542
Smiths lead was steadily
growing. He was strongly sup
ported in counties which two
years ago went heavily for Gov.
HBlease.
Probably 10000 votes were
stal! uncounted for, but it was
not believed that they would
change the results.
In the Governors race, out OF
more than $1,000 votes reported
Manning, Cooyer and Richards
were running neck and neck,
with Manning slightly in the
lead. There will be a second
PRIMARY, with two of these three
candidates running over. 1t
will not be possible to say which
of the two will make the second
race, until the complete returns
are in.
The vote at 2 O'Clock in the
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BUSINESS LOCAL.

Remember Cothran & Moore on elec-
tion day. Come early and vote for the
Boys that are working for your best
interest