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The g nluttitg imcs. PUBLISHES ALL COUNTY A\ND TOW N OFFICIAL ADYERlTISEMENTS. MANNING, S. C.: WEDNESDAY, JULY :, l>7. The Ginning Season Is at hand and those who have gins to repair will do well to give us a call when they need Bristles for repairing brushes. We offer this week some choice bargains in Straw Hats. Ladies, we still offer some choice bargains in Summer Dress Goods. Ladies, if you w ant to see some cheap Oxford Ties, give us a call. We can please also in a nice line of Shoes of all kinis. A splendid grade of very pretty Syrup at 30e. New Orleans Best Molasses, 40c. per gal. Flour Meal and Grits very cheap. A nice lot of Smoked Shoulders, only 6 1-2c. per Ilb. Just received a beautiful lot of Country Cured Hams, 6 to 10 lbs., average only 1Oe. per lb. Remember we carry a very large lot of Umbrellas and Parasols and we sell them very cheap. Yours ?or the cash. W. E. JENKINSON. read the tax notice in this o isut Euy your ice' at Uuggin< maarket. Mr. S. R. Venning has gone to Glenn Springs. Died. Tuesday, Mrs. Jesse Huggins, aged years. We want a mess of green peas, who will fetch them? Miss Bessie Gallc'hat is on a visit to her grandmother. There were three buryings at Oak Grove last Thursday. Go to Brockainton's for i'e cold soda, milk shakes and cococola. Miss D.aisey Winburn, of Samt-r. spent last Sunday in Manning. Hon. C. M. Davis left ..mot Monday for a trip through Noith Carolina. Miss Marcme Harvin has return cd home from a visit to Elisto Island. Died last Wednesday. a child of Mr. and Mrs. Peachy Creecy, of Pinewood. Mr. Clarence James, of Florida, is visit ing the fam:ly of Mr. J. T. Stukes. Miss Mellie Nelson returned home last Friday from a visit to Edisto Island. The goose pond near fRigby's pump has been deodorized to smother the stench. Tanglefoot Fly Paper, large and s'nall, for sale by R. B. Loryea, the druggist. Mr. E. P. Geddings, of Pinewood, sent us a full grown cotton ball last Saturday. Mr. Jake Weinberg is at home from the South Carolina College, spending his vaca tion. The grand jury special committee are exaining the books in the County oilces this week. Mrs. Hattie Ingram, of Sumter, who has been in Manning visiting Mrs. M. E. Bir gess, rturned home last Monday. Cadet M. S. Canty was in town last .Sat nrday, and he will present a very soldierly appearance wvhen he gets his hair cut. It has been hinted that the Methodist -chunrch wil'be dedicated with the marriage of one of the sweetest girls in Mauning. Died last Wednesday, an infant child of Mrs. Elease Moore from Gee rgia, who is on a visit to her father, Mr. I. F. Rlidgeway. Mr. H. P. Strange, a son of Mr. J. P. Strange, who has been in Alabama and Trexas for several years, is home on a visit. Pure Apple Vinegar, the best for pick ling and table use. R. B. Loryea, the drug gist. We are under obligations to Mr. John F. McLeod for a nice watermelon and to Mr. T. J. Davis for a couple of' fine heads of cabbage. R~ev. James M. Plowden, a native of this County, but now of Georgia, is expected to preach in the Presbyterian church next Sunday morning. Dr. 1. M. Wpoods was in town last Satur day and exhibited to his friends a very fine sainple of Orinoco tobacco. The leaves were large and of bright color. Capt. George B. Newcomb, for many years roadnmaster for the Northeastern rail road was stricken by the sun at Lanes last Saturday, from which he died. Ice for sale at Huggins' market. Last Saturday night the street opposite the court house presented quite a lively ap pearance and when the other two stores are completed, Manning will have a solid busi ness block. Mr. H. D. Riff is now located in one of the new and hansolne iron front stores op. posite the court house, and Mrs. RtitY says she will surprise the natives with her mil linery this lall. The presidents of the clubs nearest to the places where the County camnpaign meetings are to take place will make the necessary arrangements for the enterlain ment of the speakers. The tobacco growers in this County will soon be ready to market their crops and we hope the advertising columns of Tie: TiMzs will be able to tell there where they can find the best market. The report that there is a cat in the ar tesian well in the Baptist church yard we believe is without foundation; the slick taste in the water is magnesia and sulphur, both good medicinai qualities. The demand for tenant houses for re spectable families is bec:>ming greater. Won't some of the lot owners think seri ously of this r'at'r? T'ere is not an empty dweling houce in Mannin. Attention, Baseball Clubs' : ul lin e of .Baseballs ana Baits at l. B. Lorye e's. Died last Wednesday "t his I ome. near Jordan, Mr. Friendly W. Haley, aged about 56 years. The deceased was~ a highly respected citizen and quite a numb er troma Manning attended his funrlat r iUak Grove church. Died Tuesday 1,ight of iast week at the home of Mr. J. C. Lanham, in Sai'u'r' n, Mrs. Minnie Wilber, aged i~> year. deceased w'as the only sister of :L e I.v Henry M. Mood.. Mrs. J. C. Lanu Ler daughter. Prof. E. L. Hughes, of the GrU:E gradedl schoois and Mi-s Ylam:e W~eiie of the Normal school at Rock Hill, asse by some other educator niot yet inaLmed wL preside at the Teachers' lastitute to be held here August 16 to 21. The members of Co. IL, itQh S. C. V. will meet at Beulah Cio.,s Rtoads Saturday' July 24, for the purpose of having a picnie and speaking. .rhe secretary', Mr. J. W. Hicks, extenlds an invitation to all to come and bring well illied baskets. Brockinton is up to date on cold milk shakes andt cococola. Died in Kingstree last Thursday, Mr. S. P. Brockinton, a bro'Ler of Dr. W. 31. Brockinton of this town. Mr. Brockinton's' health fiLed im about a year ago, but it was thought he was imaproving util about two weeks ago wien ' ->: p rceptibly worse and paIssed away a:3oek with Bright's disea~e. His~ a. w.li b regre: ted by all who knew L a;. 11 leaves a Clarend isn the Leiaatr ,' ne "w ':.t'. 1.a 1 ther f .r e d :: intr ...m l 'e "Ic: I. f tid :e nere i. tis tey ~a d' Sa:~t. r . i ""ri :la. t ':e .t purintr, eues nerounnw m i ist ta : n : iees . an a ..tlt t .t not hisiw'11 t ow to r tu~ i..0 ': vehicie. a1nd1 i f ehic e s ... -ft'.. Lon theml theshol o C.n. r: . . c ee 4tc'... \ : 1w. ,tee ~ at the h'ad' of.:our va t no 4 . i. 1 1 'ta~ :'" 1 .mt ... i. it\'t thin th:i t r are ent.:le-l i ;t', .. dertal ha",Ve i t. W e l' ar in 1he :_.'. th us:es 1o ' a oaivin l:.: nd nt to1'I grt~f L asit' a a Thusday'tl ' aft ti. Mr.-t:. i "t: he wa *ior raig u aim:rt f:i( n - \1 c on im sfot t, - 1stened in th stirrunp wh'ic p~l1revetedtt hnis juping. Au :t iat :' . was tint' lght he v':as se"r:Culy' .lut. and l"e the Lorse' truck hem a ciupl" of inches" pi her, is hurt wou:dl hav\ . :'( m.ta!. It w:s ia iraculous escape. W( ::re ei to sayv tha.t he "A. ad rI":'t agDain and'ft vlc so itroudt of his h~orse that he Las put an extra ten dec.,rs upon lair value. You may Lunt the world over and o will not find another mediie equal to Chamberlain's Colie. Choier"a rand Diarrhec"(; Ree-- for bowelt e-.> 1ant It is - i~l ant, sdfe naid For sa le by R. B. Lorye , the d uggist. A cit:zeen of C'larenlon wa r~ce ntiv re+ qusted to tat in somte work for a Coners SIad candtidate, and wa a l abndle of papers tto dsribute. Hn delined with, th-se ways:ntI hve . o' 'a ptain iraha al mn life "nd he Is a orer and r I an an(i. I vot- 1 ati nt him io Sheriff, but he is now a e rd:le :or Con dress, nd the only one from Csrendon. I hpae he an.1 be eet and I wil ll o in of power to bring about that re sult. I woa.ul have a poor opinion of : tan who would let prejudice inanenee Lim in this race." BUTCKLEN'S A1N1CA SALVE. The beut salve in the wo, a d fr ets, bruises, sores, i crs, silt remIt . fee r sores, tetter. chapped bands chilblain-, corns and all skin erup~tio, and:1: porsitively cures piles,or no par requird. It isugt.r antee to ive pe:-feet sat:fctien or int refunded. Price :=,e. pair box. F!"r .ale 1-y' it. 1". Lors ea ra.--. A Friend's Tribute. For Tm:lex TIMAEs. I wanted to say i word alout a .etit, I attenoed at Oak Grove church, tr"ee miles from Malnning on last Ilursdy af cuenon Iie~rd pin rted.rit if tiat athat ie-longee safriend, F. W.iHale, was trdead and would be~ burie ther t-at afterno'on.iute I arrived on sae agrd a littl ahtEed of I tefndedr ak ocsovan chereh 'hr-a gahin from thein dif rent sections f tnhboo he inople aninth pople's cdren wiathm wh-omnI usend, F. wrsipain ateded Sunda wol and btaried m ta b arrieoh thes berond atte wah, whof tey funa proestion tacdhere awe a. gtrngroand heeceiverentromehimnses?oth naehbrointhe peome ndheorhod an d chieren aised w oethead to worshe aby foreriaed his tendshilp.ae 1 a' ood eoldie ui v th mate m tcr, didhisdut (th fulStrasasol, and received t he "Welo'.. dcooe"mfte tosie. whwee with bor. IA tae thewar ihe ae neghorthtodenod Jere~ Craisutote and Iee av consisten soemer in the laethardiis Cuch fith. that time. One by one our &omrades are passig over the river and I trust that Frie~alyi: there resting under the shade of the trees awaiting our arrival, and I trust that GMi may give us grace that we, too, may~ be ready when the call comes. Trwo dear little infan ts were buried ther the same hour, grandchildren of my friend, R. F. Rtidgeway, and my own brother, W. J. Bradham. The Savior said: "Suffe.r little children to come unto me and forbi d them not, for of such is the kingdomt of THE BSEST OF ALL. "Iwas troubled with a humtor which caused me so mueb dlistress that I could not rest at night. I was advtsed to try Hood's Sarsaparilla and since: taking a fiw bottles I have not been troubled with hm pure blood. I believe H~oodE Sarstaparilia to be the best of al b:ood pu'ritiers. L. S. PETmwA., Williston, Fla. Hood's Pills are the only fillls to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla. :): cents. Exercise-s at Cedar Grove School. Special to TEE T:: :'. On the ev:eninig of the d5th uilt. were l iI tha etosing exercises I- Cedar G rove schoei, Lower Salem. 'The progratm easi-ted of) reitatio'ns, A wel.comae wa' (ete i. -vee of th youngest pupiis each bearng a letter of the wverd "~welcomde a each~ recItn an atpprop~riate specha as tie prop-ri'aei the line was reaacd T he we1en was recived with loud aplause It is tnot mv purpose51. to entr.i~yit the details of the progr-a. l1ctain and declaraations to be faultiess reqire' a nmaster hand. Lt it iudice to sa'ta each one on thi occaionlf <idl ! n showed careful ti:ing. TIe t Ux pe1rhaps without - sige exc 'tion were' wcli r eei ved . Tihev weeV. swe Crowning Ivan hoe, iss 1Fiorenc Evan arid Mr. Edgar E's: "Th May~ Qme, Miss Convers Evan -i a ts ' 1e ndM. Italine ITomi:n-son an-i rgre- lI.d. lDishop, Mdarion lEtans'a tinkie Smth - On the-I a Fence," Missi EbI Epp, Master Moter- of th Gracch,"lMs-s Ellen Smit *tnd Marj-ry B-e1 riop .0 andMas1r Mariin air.Hubet S~ith ei~erst in . - Mr oh- . vns h do~ wdo audience sae lt 1 0' lscynotal aereamstances wudpri. For the paist ninie eoniths ths scho-l La b--n undecr the edici'nt maaeento Mss Georgie Ingramn of ' Sumer TL t.x e'eises redlet-d gr 'eat cred~t upon teach'r and t....iis The -el'ectio" wer w'll chosen a ~ indw lrndered. Th-e wa decided evdeco that cach pupil it that sah id s et 'c. Thelentertainnae.'t wa oable. D ols h 4 auden ce I. ee 1I: li1'YI (:UN Fl i:Ii' \s L. - Y . i .tL % ii. .. , ... .. 2:. ,:t "i , ,. i:+it pia) \IiL: '..Ir. t~Ii n aui I t'" T.. ' 'r : l I ' .iw \' i"l Int. '. ...:r t : ! ': to .:1' \"t h i .1 ... l u ' ii~i:" \l .1 , . 1'1 . ri 'tII: t: '.1 . t : 1 .1. 1 1t! ta\ :n' :i1. :1 \i: 1 1 I: a 11 c'pl " in 1V : . I c. l: :i' d t' jll al l' ! t ftt Il \. . ' '';(" . ,, 11 I. L -, t. *,l~ N ' '' It'' :I i wA it~ (u !. 1' I: \.: c (', Ho. t 0-t: Ici I' . . tt" I'i ':iXt 1.t' cx ' t ~~ii:' I C . o ii ; I ..f (\ :,t I' 'r lin : 1 :.,1 SI':tr Rae ft a -r ,1" tv' . a'U ":',I I.,: t1' " L it~ '1% 1 i t.' \l 'n :+?1'" 11 I.. 1 I ' C' :,'c ' it o: ofli it. E. 1) I 7 Xtt . (T gi t 1,.p A. ii I i L I t t_ 'U: t I~l, i, . .aIh)c.tii I.' H.e cobit:i the l, Vai n, J.::on V'. c80fit to 1'. L '?1: Api . 1 . M a' l i . .t1t . 11a. L' \:.r /: ,i Iin I.M.uetp-/ 1 '. X Jr Lil (ih ur' .'v:!:i: a . or tat t it 1+::l ry U 2_til of r. 1I.n VtCelV'. .".!t:. .: . h : S,\ b i , I1 . l . ' .ti: 4 1 "' e 1 ( 4,1 1 ~ ~ ::0 :.- . 1 l:: l 14f ltt it I ': I :.'II i", 1;. ,. . i s iiil~l 11:4"\":0\\' u h a p:tt r.tuna - n T n-:-a :m- n tai:yline - I -r. nt' : l. i -. tioIelun1ii. pub - nS I.1::1 ar"" Suliolsed Il isa 1' - vli' -r(:' . T i. "1 eople,0111 in1 1i:e e . O" (f iheir ri. It. will (014 ?,)1 .!:.. ,-a m ihi.t t wint,. 11n tiwtirt Unir~c~o m 1 nu!! rereents t heir vi..~s.a~alwb. . n teir estl!im te. is : senate (t the l'nited Stat*,. .il a piraiiI" will btelin, to the :Ine i 'iti' al t I ),ilo' r:ai tion -atl w\ill av.e be nt pltied- to anie by therel it oi this co iest wi.thin the partyv itselif. Sm-h 1:("1n1 r i:1- scotpe awl chlaracte'r oft1 Ih l te st whih will s n1 1 , ear riedi (n u bthll th~e D~emocratic party in south C'arolint. ilwsre is surely no nee olif person(ealities-no ne0d of crimliinat ion: t(r I'reer iination1. If thetre is ()t in 11 he continct orI The ebaracter of any1\ onle who14 may:( enlter tihe lists w:ie: is d isereditable. surery that will allrealv have b1een1 known t4 the people 11 aong whomii the canl didates Iiave speilt tiir pol it ial livtes. Ehm 11wo 0)1' are the best judg1es of the 1personal ha raeter of the men woi com ee before t ihemt as ctandidates for pI1!e oiiee. If any rnan shall oiler for eleetion whose character is at all questionable, it is more than likely that the people will already lve 101ond him out. This being the ease it is a had lase of the oppoirtutl ity ofiered lIy the primiary* canvass to iidlue'e in allv abuse of One's 0 ppoIn etsl. Tis is 'especially the Case of the caniva m for the iili office of Sen "tor of 1 l iited States from South Carolin. .\ eontest for so exalted a position siuld not he die(graded by t :itrouliet ti of mere persoiali ti"". Tim 1w('le wflant more than all else a . ahnii tiwl orti Ii 0u)11s presenta til Of tl' tiueStio(1s wlich1 affect their r'ihts andl interests. To arrgu ments rIeented :ll, this line and inl this .nnxmier they will ;ive lue at tel'ion.i u w e dlo not believe that 1t1'i wait to listen to attacks up1on SwrV-onal character-attacks which in f:r too main * intances have no foun iatiol e'xcept -ii the bitterness of pwrs((:al: or 1li!tical animosities. 'e "Guardian" earnestly hopes th::t the lrailling c ampaign will i 'n' uiirk ed tiroul1'hout by :au entire f re' edomil from I iture personalities that the ent ir. celnt t wilii b)e pitehed upo)01n that hi:h iiane which coin Iports With th 111 earaeter and the fee lin g s o f ti l o o p l + .1 '. "(f th is S ta te . M E Is ne.-lud by ;"or. tired mothers. <!lhiitated and rn downl t hea's" od puor. thini bloodl. IMep wo it:'n tortu;r'd vwili: rheun:ism1. neuiralgia. - ia. ser n~i.:, cait:rrh. H elp corneCs q lwi lon] 'ods s::lpri!!aL begins to en r:.ii. It-y laal xi::!:e the ltuid andt selal it ni a nle::! . umhn..io : . ;mjgratingl streaiin to Sarsaparilla c 1e: m ]r. ' d rir8 er. All druggists. i-I. Irep..* - :1 0. . L! '-i & c''., Lowri. Mais' een- Liver Ills: easy to f~O iC ) i l S take.easytilooDerate. :,uc. Ar vou inte-rested in Low Prices? We offer a splendid liue at prices the lowst yet ned for strielty first H-'ih g'rades in all departments. True meri1t in every articie. Honest ginaltity everyrwheire. Just arrived, our1 iiling-in stock, wich still in surei s an imnseP~ assort ment; noth ing of iportantcie missing, every thn t e bet. The quatlity will tell it. The price w'i s-i i t, and that is 'IC reasonll yo : ii boul cm and20 get omo our barg"'iins thiat awtiit vou foim our assortm' nt 'ofi General Mer eandis. We -i'n sll you Ladies' "'nd G(nt' Gimin', Silk Umbrellas for 50c.. alo) ':m al' Silk Ladto ie's-Um brella for 50)e. You gect th'is 'Umbrella for haill its vale Inte Dry Goodls line we have just r c~ieie new" fash 'nable goods, and o!ter the'" cheaper 1 tan usual on ac "'unt of th advancerd season. In \oi ns. etc., our lin iS comp1lete -u.l la t. ev in iLaies' and o vu to wIntie. Ladies' on in I~- (..r : -: . ' t. Aii boiod kw1 tt hncest in (;: l': li ''a5 , uc 1t. we clait th' We al ou atenton Ii lot ofii Fl i wer P' ! eoe chap. 'V 0 'e.............on. <u ... ur1s bes ld el:o'ain' roerh. ~l ii ti' cti'ns inoall Y nit k itapon jouds and t ana atour hi1t t lj2 uln . l'tmen htr wcan Mour interest (waie us.. no~i it :Ul your tae. J. CA.IN BY, ANNOUNCEMENT. To the Publi : )!ln of thi It-est. li-: 1 r ive V s ks opi(e. ;1d iy;it\ t+, SHpl il y\ e:;\ tIi ners at The il';iil. p 1ilie is t.t!';;n + (e 'olnin - thiese rl. and pri-S art gini:n:1 . l h iost netVe 11e10titn. Il there is :my \i1't: 1 lit up Ier r tnla lit Y. U'lltice. . ille . n! Il w | i .I sm s r 1 a position to r1please. DRE~SS GOODS. Come n1111 l ] it n v:cothcli Law n s. flit coloS,. from I -'e. up1). ( )rgal1ies. i - Ic. u. Naninsook. Ii 1-IC. 1n). I 'creales. +se. ul) French .ha -onets. sitlid ctlors in all shades. All colors in Diucks. Colored and \Vlite Pigne. White Iar silles. Dimities. Laces and Silk Trimmngs. Sateens. Dress Linens, G inhams. Serges of (very Color ia ntl varievty. Ilenri (tas, Cashmeres. IBeautiful Patters in .Jacquard. Cloth. Cot ton 1Snitinf, \Worsted Snitins. White Lawns. (ross Itiured Miislins. All the latest novelties in notions. MILLIl\TERY I have in stock a large and well selected line of Millinery includinr all the latest and most fhshionable desig.fns in Ladies' Triiiiined and Unt rimmed hats and Bonnets, I ibbons. Feathers. and all the little odds and ends that go to make up a stylish piece of headgear. Millinery is a "special line" in my store. and ladies will do well to call and inls)ect this stock. They are sure to be pleased. SHOES. My stock of Shoes cannot be beat. I have them in all grades, and sizes. Prices the very lowest compatible with good goods. If you need anything in the Shoe line for Gen tlemen. Ladies, Misses and Children time and money both will be saved by looking over my stock. CLOTHING and GENTS' FURNISHINGS. Every ieentlenan is now thinking of his new Spring Suit. If yoU want to select from as line and varied a stock of Cloth ing as can be found in any of the large city Ktores, come in and examine my stock. STRAW HATS in great numbers and in a variety of shapes. Prices are so low tiat no one ne: go without one. I have the largest line of Negliaee Bhirts in the county and by buvingi in l;nge gualities alm enalblel to sell them at very low prices. White Shit'. Ian mieroed and Unlaundered, (G ollars. Clifs. Cravats. S tick plis and m rything pertaining to gentlenlen's attire can ie founI at Mv store. I can offer special bargains in (Cott moles and all kinds of Pant Stl's. GROCERIES, CROCKERY an. HARDWARE. Mr entire stock of GrocerK -Ad before the re cent advance in prices and ily have the benefit. Hardware. W\iilow Ware. A. d Crockery are a feature in themselves where tl.' . . i the housekeeper can find anything and everything that . iwar need. Yours for trim'. MOS ES L EVI. 232 MEETING STREET, CHARLESTON S. C. State Agents for the sale of Wholesae 'inPae Tinares, ~Tnos ing Gords, idGte Ol .Tin Plate. Heatersi-nners' Over 200 different styles of Cooking and Heating Stoves. Also Oil Cookers and Hen-ters we want the Iadini merchant in every town in the state to sell our line of stor -s. we gnarant~e full protcti in in his territory to eaich ager t we ap~point If not so a in your town send to us for cats and prices. TH CAROLINA GROCERY COMPANY Successors of BOYD BROS. THOMAS WILSON, Presid~ent. COMMISSION MERtCHANTS. 196 East Bay - - Charleston, S. C. Percival Manufacturing Co. Doors Sash and Blinds. 748 to 486 M'EETING ST.2 CHARLESTON, S.. L. W. FOLSOM, ST..MTEJr. : S- C / ~ ij .-- A UG LINE OF -~&~ ~KBirthday, Wedding and Christmas Presents -- WATCHES, DIAMONDS - Fine Sterling Silver Ciocks, Optical Goods, Fine Knives, scissors and Riazors, 31achine Ne.:dix, t All repairing guaranteed. InTL CALHOUN.# On the American and European Plan. A DELIGHTFUL AND COMFORTABLE PLACE FOR COUNTRY VISITORS. SOL BOWMAN, JR., Prop. 9T.:Tit CMLTCEYT, MV~aager. King Street (Business Centre of City), . narie tonr, s. c. Rates $2 and $3 Per Day. SUPERVISOWS NOTICE. OFFICE COQ NTY SUPERVIoR, Cr.uExN,)N COUNTY. tla::uir:. S. C.. Jan. 2Ith, 1S a.-The Couty' t j V lvis 's i - will be open on SaturiV of (ach week. for the transaction ''t bu:ns -. TI !: .the r dlays of the week I wl Ie o",t of ly oice attending to roads T. C. OWENS, County Supervisor. Not ice. Oiiee S p -rint. n.i.:rt of E lucation, Careudur: C'ount. Until further rtiC,' I wilI , in my office everV Satu rday. fro: 9 a. in. to 1 mn., and fro: 2 p. 1:2., to p. tu. Othir days will be spent in visiting the sch)ols. W. S. R1ICHBO3URG. Supt. Education, C. C. Manning, S. C., Feb. 1st 18. - BROCKINTON - HAS A FULL LINE Soaps, Perfumes, Patent Tiledicines, Pure Drugs, Stationery, Vaseline. Ice Coid Soda Water and Milk Shakes UP TO DATE. AT BROCKITOYS. J. L. Wilson, NOTARY PUBLIC. -AGENT FOR THE HOME MUTUAL FIRE PRO TECTION ASSOCIATION OF S. C. Protects from Fire, Wind, and Lightning. Land Surveying and Leveling. I will do Surveyinu, Eta., in Clarendon and adjoining Counties. Call at otfice or adidress at Samter, S. C., P. 0. Box 101. JOHN R. HAYNESWORTH. STATEMENT OF the condition of TheBankofManning at the close of business, JUNE 30, 189'7. Loans and dis conis.... ...-8745L-14 Bank Fnrniture.. 1.77'-13 Real estate .. ......5.39.26 Ca-h and (d1e us b oth' r bat.... C.231.7.S-$l10,SII.31 *ts Not. .. .. 1 .I Deps* . .2.350 -1,SIL.31 Cl~arn ConI. ' L JOSE1 ii'PRTT, Cashier -of Th l.a.k \lf 'unig No soemly swear that the abovettunts true to the best Sworni to beforea m,: hs 30th day of Ja:e, .\. 1). 1'7. LOl'I AL.iPPELT, N tarv P22U2 fo S. C. W. E. lrb. . 2 s. A. R:ivb, . WA. '.lel v1. o lansumners of Lager Beer: TIhce Gu. a: irewing Company, of' :hareston, S. '., t:ave made arrangtfeents wihi theO South Carol22 inatt authorities by which ther are nable o t:111 'Mrders Four d z:i plats i. rse ...in h r. E ihth!-.; "'1. . I t ek. :, 5 11af-b rre, ..51 It wil be eeny : ( .m'r or 1arti r'iigtoe2' th iei l ishfo Brewing Company, Notice. FIsH LAW. In accordance with an Act of the General Assembly. it becomes my duty to inform the public of the foi lowing law: It is unlawful to fish with nets or gigs. or set traps, or shoot fish with any kind of gun. in any of the fresh waters. rivers, creaks. 1a:es or other streams in C!arendcn. Ctesterfield, (ieorgetown, Horry. Marion, Marl boro and Riehland Counties between - the first day of May and the first day of September: punishment, a fine of twenty dollars. one half to be paid informer, or thirty days imprison inent. Any person killing, injuring or de stroying any fish in the fresh waters of this State by the use of dynamite, giant powder, or other explosive ma terial, shall be punished by a fine of not more than one hundred dollars, or imprisonment not more than six months, or both, in the discretion of the Court. Hunting. fishing or shooting on Sunday is punished by not more than fifty dollars fine or thirty days im prison ment. Any violation of the preceding fish law is punished by from ten to one hundred dollars fine, one-half to be paid informer, or imprisoned from ten to thirty days for the first offense: but for the second offense the punishment shall be one to five hundred dollars tine, one-half to be paid the informer, or thirty days to six months imprisonment. All of the fish laws must be enforced by the Supervisor and Township Boards. As a sworn official I will discharge my duty. but I hope there will be no necessity to invoke the aid of the law. T. C. OWENS, County Supervisor. J Notice. IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 1-151 of the General statutes of South Carolina, the County Board of Commis sioners, at their meeting the 1st Monday in April, adopted the following schedule of licenses for the sear 1897: Hawkers and Peddlers.......$15.00. Stoves and Ranges..............$25.00. Lightning Rods ..................$25.00. Clocks and Watches..............$25.00. Sewing Machines...... .....$25.00. Pianos and Organs..............$25.00. horses and Mules.........S0.00. All persons engaging in the above men tioned occupations must procure a license or they will become liable to punishment under the law. it shall be the duty of every Magistrate and every Constable and of the Sheriff and of his regular Deputies, ti, and every citi zen may, demand and inspect the license of any hawker or peddler in his or their county, who shall come under the notice of any of said officers, and to arrest or cause to be arrested, any hawker or ped dler found without a good and valid li cense, and to bring such hawker or ped dler before the nearest Magistrate to be dealt with according to law. By order of board. T. C. OwFns, County Supervisor. Manning, S. C., April 5. 1897. Notice. The Township Boards of Commis sioners of publie highways of Claren don County will take notice that they are hereby required to instruct each of the overseers in their respect ive townships, to stake off their re spective roads and notify any per sons ploWing or otherwise obstruct ing the p~ulie roads within said stakes will be required to answer as directed by law. By order of the Board. T. C. OwENS, Ch. Bd. Sup. C. C. Manning, May 23. RECISTRATION NOTICE. The State of South Carolina, CLARENDON COUNTY. Not ice is hereby given that in ac cordance with an Act of the General Asseinbly, the books for the registra tion of all legally qualified voters, will be open at tile court house, be t weeni the hours of ii o'clock, a. in., and :3 o'clock, p. mn., on the first Mon daty of each month and for three suc cessive days, until thirty days be fore the next general election. Minors who shall become of age during that peiiod of thirty days, shall be en tit ed to registration before the hooks are closed, if otherwise quali tied. U.'T. WORSHAM, S. Ui. GRIFFIN, E. D). HIODGE, Su nervisors of Registration. Manning, S. C., January 1st 1897. W HE N YOU COME TVOTOWN CALL AT GALLOWAY'S SIIAVING SALOON Which is itt.d upi with an yeto the com'fort of his HAL R-CULTTING IN ALL STYLES, SIH AVIN3+ Ayn S H1A M]POOING Done with neatness and dispatch..... .. .,. A cordial invitation is extended. . A. B. GALLOWAY. JOB PRINTING Of All Kinds Do n attis Offie.