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THE jiv WE ARE TOO ad BSY 4 Opening up our Christ mas Goods to write an -9w a tis week. 32 YO may be too. but. if you fail to look over our line -N efore buyig, it whiiu mean a dead loss to you. Come and inspect and price goods whether you buy or not. -- T9- THE NEWNV a un IDEA STORE, be i E Perry Krasnoff Manager W -9 STASORE'N OA Z C T- M T Supervisor's Quarterly Report. The following Report of Clais approved for the 2nd and 3rd quarters of the fiscal year 1907. showing number, in whose favor, for what purpose, and amount, is published in accordance with the requirements of the law: No. NAmE AND PURPOSE. A31'T. 5 E8 E E od e, road work .... .............. .... ............... 4 25 59 J N Riggs. road work ...................................22 75 ;o Sam McCray, road work... .................................... 21 83 q1 Peter Murray, road work.................... .......... ....... 3 50 1; S C Turbeville, supplies to poor.. ............................ 33 00 (:; B A Johnson, supplies to poor............ .............. ...... 15 G0 64 R H Sublett, road word......................................... 8 45 65'S A Shorter. road word....... ........... ..... ............... 9 75 06V R Evans, care pauper.. ...... .............................. 10 00 7!J E Richbov.rg, part salary ........................... ........ 25 00 68 SSM Geddings, road work... .................................. 09 69;S M Geddingrs, road work ............................ .... ... 13 50 70 J P Turbeville, part salary.......... .... .......... ...... 25 00 711S M Geddings, part salary ........ .................. .... . .. G 25 72!B S Crawford, supplies chaingang ............................ 1 25 73!Gabriel Sanders, road work .. ........ .................. 1 00 741J C Jenkinson, supplies poor... ..................... ......... 6 00 75 W E Jenkinson Co., supplies court house.... ... .... .... .. 26 13 b75 A P Ragin, part salary.. ................................. 8 33 76 B A Johnson, supplies chaingang ... ....... ........... ..... 32 77-D Ed Turbeville, coroner's constable ....... . ............. .. 2 00 b77 DuBose & Cousar, supplies chaingang.................. ... 193 27 78 J .T Barnes, damages ............................ . ......... 5 00 79 J P TurbevIle, acting coroner .........................-. 8 50 80 W I Hudnal, guards chaingang ......................... 85 00 81 R E.McFaddin. paid paupers............................. 15 00 82 L S Barwick, part salary........ ............. ............1G G6 83'Coffey & Rigby, 1 pair mules........................ .... 500 00 84 E B C-amble, j'ail report.. ................. .............. 31 60 85Dr T J Davis, examining lunatics. ............................. 31 00 861E B Brown, part salary-and stamps.... .............. --. ... 17 46 87 B P Broadway. part salary ............................... 22 44 88 J E Nelson, road work.................. ................. -" 00 891D M Bradham, I pair mules ........ ...... ..----............. 00 00 90 T C Owens, bridge work.................... ............. 52 13 91:S M Reardon, work on Ox swaLap bridge..................... 1 70 92 R E McFaddin. partsJary ........ ................... 200 00 931A P Burgess. p rt salary ........... ....... ............ ...... 25 00 94'Town of Suummerton, work chaingang...................... . 51 00 9-. B A Johnson, s:upplies chaingang ..... .................... 30 19 9r B A Johnson, assignee, witness ticket................. ........ 1 60 t' B A Johnson, supplies poor......................... ..... 38 00 93 The Bank of Manning, borrowed money... ................... 3, 677 91 99 D Hirschmann, assignee witness ticket ............--. - 1 60 100J W Sturgiss, road work ... ........................ ...... G 00 1011B F Spoits, road work.... ............... .......... 5 75 102 January Stukes, ditching ................................ 25 90 113Sam McCray, sills. ... ................................ 10 20 1041DuBose & Cousar, supplies chaingang ............... -.---..-. 75i 05 105 W R Evans, care pauper...................- .-........ 10 00 A06 S P Holladay, part salary .............. ........ .......I 112 50 107 R E McFaddin, work Haynsworth mill..................... 14 705 108 J H Johnson, lumber ...................... .... ......... 11 13 109 J B Rigby, blankets chaingang ............................ 5 05 110 W I Hudnal, et al, guards ebaingang....................... 80 75 111 A L Burkett, bridge work ................ ... ...... .... ..... S 75 112L D Way, care pauper................................... 1 00 1:33iAndrew P Burgess, part salary ........................... 50 00 114 J H Lowder, coroner's constable ........................... 2 00 115 8 A Shorter, road work... ..... ........ ........ . ....... 8 40 116E J Buddin, lumber .. ... ........................ ........... 35 87 117, S M Geddings, Magistrate's constable...............-- -.... 6 25 118 W T Lesesne, lumber ................................... 37 50 119 H T Hodge, road work.................................. 10 00 120iS J Bowman, postage and express.............................. 2 75 1211A P Ragin, part salary..................................... 8 33 1221R E McFaddih, paid paupers............................. 18 00 iM3J H Timmons, wood court house ......................... 125 00 124 Bill.Hodge, lumber ............................................. 16 45 125 Legg & Hutchinson, chaingang...........................- -- 6 93 126'Dr Charles B Geiger, freight terra cotta........................20 26 127 E B Gamble, jail report ...................................... 61 20 128 E B Gamble, conveying lunatic ............................ 8 81 129.E B Gamble, ex. capturing escaped convict.................... 4 54 130E B Gamble, conveying lunatic................................ 8 81 131 E B Gamble, error jail report............................. 20 30 132J H Keels, magistrate's salary.................................. 8 33 133-Good Road Machinery Co., renewal note....................... 2,610 00 134iGood Road Machinery Co...... ...................... 600 00 135J V Carrigan, lumber................................... 11 71 136 T C Owens, bridge work.............................--.. 51 00 137VCarolina Portland Cement Co., terra cotta.................147 18 b137A J Walters. supplies chaingang............................2 5 138SJ W Sturgiss, putting in terra cotta ........................ 10 30 139 F A Sports, road work...................................... 4 40 140:E R Plowden, bridge work ................ ................ 3 0f 1411B F Sports, road overseer................................... 5 2 142'A A Tindal, road work.................................. 4 0 14t3Legg & Hutchinson, supplies chaingang .................... 145 0~ .114 E P McLeod. hauling....................................... S 00 145 E S*McIntosh, supplies chaingang....................... -- 1 50 140 S A Shorter, road and bridge work.......................... 9 59 147 S M Geddings, magistrate's constable.........................06 20 148 January Stukes, ditching................................... 93 0C 1 9 W R Evans, care and burial expense pauper............ ......:3 'J( 150 E J Buddin, road work..................................... 8 50 1J P Turbevil le, acting cororner..............................S85 152 J P Turbeville, part salary ................-................ 16 66 1531F E Turbeville, coroner's constable.......................... 2 02 154 L M Coker, magistrate's constable........................... 31 20 1.55A P Burgess. part salary........................ ......... 25 O0 15G L B McFaddin, lumber..................................... 3 8~ 1571H X Hale.y, damages.............................----.--.-.--- I 7~ i18V J Taeker, damages........................--.------...... 10 Of 159 WX T Tobias, coroner's salary, 1 month...-............ 16 66 100' W T Tobias, coroner's salary, 1 month......-................. 16 GE 101 Thomas Nimimer, supplies chaingang........ ..... .......... ,0 102 DuBose & Cousar, supplies chaingang......................I ,5 163!M N Langston, hauling........... ............ ...------- 0 C9 164 A E Griffin, bridge work........................--- ....--.--..S 20 165!D) R Lide & Co., supplies poor............-................. 18 Of 166|B P Broadway, part salary..................----- ......... 20 O0 167|R F DuBose, guards chaingang............................. 60 O0 168!S WV Thigpen. bridge work......................--.-------- 1 7~ 169|R E McFaddin, paid paupers.................... ... --- 18S5 170,E A Coker, road work........................------ ..----- S 10 171 Bill Hodge, lumber .....................-..-.............j 7 25 172,J S Evans, ditching............................-- ...-------- 10 20 17'APRgn, part salary....................----.--------- S 33 14LS Barwick, part salary.........................-----.-.---- 8 3'd 175'J WV Sturgiss, putting in terra cotta........................... 6 20 176'H F McFaddin, earth new causeway......-.................. 10 Of 177 A P Burgess, part salary....................---.....-......... 25 OC TO BE CONTINUED. Attest: R. E. MCFADDIN. E. B. BROWN, Clerk Board. Supervisor Clarendon Co. COTTON AND TOBACCO.[ We w'ant your Tobaicco and Cotton Mloney, and pay yo the highest price for it if you deal with us. When you buy a BUGGVY from us youi don't go home with a broken bone be eause of a hireakdow~n. If it be our you loose no time at repair shops while your crops waste in the field. Come where you can get the greatest value for your money, honest t.reatment and and liberal terms. Pay us a visit and see for yourself. Yours to serve, Notice Sale Personal Property. jNotice of Sale of Personal Property. Pursuant to an Order of J. M.I Pursuant to an Order of J. M Windhamn, Judge of Probate. I will Windhamn, Judge of Probate, we wil sell to the highest bidder. for eash, sell to the ighest bidder, for cash. on Thursday the 12th day oif Decem-: on Wednesday, the 11th day of De ber, 1907, at 11 co'clock, A. M., at the Icember, 1907, at 11 o'clock a. in., at residence of the late P. C. Cochran, the residence of the late Samuel H. the following personal propertv: Bradhamn, the following personal 1 Mule, 1 Horse, 1 Buggy and' Har- proj~erty: 1 one-horse Wagon, I ness, 1 old Buggy and Harness, 1 Huggy, 1 Horse, about 12 bushels 2Horse Wagon. 2 Sets Gear, 2: Corn, 1 Corn She'ller, 800 pounds bushels Corn, 2,500. pounds Hay, :yy~ Fodder, I Cr x, 1 .Lot of Plantation Bushels Cotton Seed. one half in T 1ools and Farm Implements, and terest in one Mower & Rake, 1 or lone lot Household and Kitchen Furn Plantation Tools and Farmnig Im iture. plemaents and small lot Househola iiven ainder our hands this 26th and Kitchen Furniture. Iday of November, 19)07. Given under my hand this ~5tlt UI . RJHM day of November.~1907. T. C. BRAD) HAM. CARRIE CC RAN. Administrators. Executrix. ________________-Notice to Creditors. Notice of Discharge. Estate Mrs. Eleanora N. Richardson,~ .deceased. All creditors of said Estate I will apply to the Judgc of Preiete g will please present their demands duly for Clarendon CoUatv, on the 31st~ bay 4 attested, and all persons in anyway of December, 1907, for letter~s of~ dis-:|indebted to said Estate will kindly set charge as Guardian for Robein P. .; tle same as soon as possible with Coker. formerly a minor. 1 HENRY B. RICHARDSON and JOHN H. DcUSEZ 1 RICHARD C. RICHARDSON. Guadia. !Qualified Executor's N ew Zion. S. C., November 3&.. 3907 Sumter. S. C., Novenber 18, 1907. Limit of Human Strength. Experiments upon a number of men have shown that a man 5 feet high and weighing 120 pounds will lift. on! an average. 15G pounds through a ver tical distance of S inches or 217 pounds through a hight of 1.2 inches. Others 6.1 feet high and weighing 1S3 pounds could lift the 150 pounds to a height of 13 inches or 217 pounds to a height of 0 inches. Other men G feet 3 inches high and weighing 188 pounds could lift 150 pounds to a height of 10 inches or 217 pounds to a height of 9 Inches. By a great variety of experi ments it was shown that the average human strength is equivalent to rais-1 ing 30 pounds a distance of 21 feet in a second. The finest Coffee substitute ever made, has recently been produced by Dr. Shoop of Racine Wis. You don't have to boil it twenty or thirty minutes "made in a minute." says the doctor. "health coffee" is really Lhe closet cof fee imitation ever vet. produced. Not a grain of real coffee in it either, health coffee imitation is made from pure toasted cereals or grains. with malt, nuts, etc., really it would fool an expert--were he to unknowingly drink it for coffee. The Manning Grocery Co. Independent. "I thought you were married, and. yet you're sewing on your own but tons." "I am married, but I keep my inde pendence, let me tell you.' '-Meggen dorfer Blatter. Very Stupid. Village Schoolmaster (explaining "bi ped" and "quadruped")-Now, Jones, what is the difference between me and a pig? Jones-Couldn't tell you, sir. London Cipinion. A man who can laugh at himself can laugh at the whole world.-Balzac. When y ou see the namue Rydale in an advertisement or on a remedy it is a sure sign that the remedy advertised is compounded from the prescription of a specialist. A specialist in a certain disease knows more about and is better ftted to treat that disease than F.nyone else, and that is the aeason why the Rydale remedy never fails to relieve and so often cure the troubles for which they are recommended. Rydale's Stom ach' Tablets, for Indigestion and Dys pepsia; Rydale's Liver Tablets for liver and bowels' Rydale's Tonic, for a sys tem builder and sure cure for Chills and Malaria; and Cough Elixir, for all ordinary Coughs ana bronchial trouble, are four prescriptions of the best specialists and will do all that medicine can do. W. E. Brown & Co. Backwardness of the First Families. While without doubt the courtesy of street car conductors and minor city employees isn't all that it might be, the public is hardly justified in de manding Chesterfields and Brummels on wages of $2 a day. Many years ago an indignant citizen complained to old M1ayor Quincy of Boston that the street sweepers were an ungentleman ly lot "I know it, I know it," acknowledg ed the old gentleman sadly. "I've tried to induce the members of the first families of Commonwealth avenue tc handle the brooms, but they won't dc it"-Womani's Home Companion. A tickling Cough from any cause, is quickly stopped by Dr. Shoop's Cougi Cur e. And it isso thoroughly harmless and safe, that Dr. Shoop tells mothers every where to give it without hesitatior even to very young babes. ~The whole somegreetn leaves and tender stems of a Inug healing mountainous shrub, fur nish the curative properties to Dr Shoop's Cough Cure. It calms th< cough and heals the sore and -,sensativt bronchial membranes no opium. n< chloroform nothing harsh used to in jre or surpress. Simply a resinous plant extract, that helps to gleal achins lungs. The Spaniards call this sbrut which the doctor uses, "The sacrec herb," demand Dr. Sqoop's take n< other. W. E. Brown & Co. His Poetic Imagination. "Doesn't the delay at the telephon< annoy you ?" "No." said the slow spoken person "I kind of like silence and solitude and I never feel more alone than I d( with the receiver at my ear and rn sound save that of a low sad voics now and then in the dark distance thai sighs, 'Waiting!' "-Washington Star. One of the best formulas use can be made by a combination of Kerosene Oi Spirits Turpentine, Origanum, Ethei and Ammonia. When these differen oils are made into an emulsion it is th~ most penetrating of all liniments. ElI iott's Emulsified Oil Liniment is mad froan the above formula and is put up ii half pint bottles in yellow package an< sell for 25c. a bottle. Sold underguar antee W. E. Brown & Co. "He Never Saidi Turkcy to Me Once.' Thi.4 saiyiing was more familiar t< the former than to the present goner aton, hut comparatively few peoplh know its origin. An Indian and a white man wh< were hunting together killed a crov and a turkey. The white man said to the Indian "You may take the crow and I'll tak' the turkey, or I'll take, the turkey ant you may have the crow." The Indian replied, "May be all right but you don't say turkey to me once. -St. Louis RepublIc. When the Stomach, Heart, or Kidne: nerves get weak, then these organs a! ways fail. Don't drug the Stomach nor stimulate the Heart or Kidnevs That is simply a makeshift! Get a pre Iscription known to druggists every where as Dr. Shoop's Restorative IThe Restorative is prepared expressi: for these weak inside nerves. Dr Shoop's Restorative-tablets or liquit and see how quickly help will come Free sample test sent on request by Dr Shoop, Racine Wis. Your health i surely worth this simple test. W. E hmown & Co. Retrogressive. Extracts from Miss Evergreen's dia "This is my eighth birthday. A nev brother came. His name will be Fritz "Fritz is twenty years old today, jus a year younger than T. People alway: take us for twins. "Fritz will be thirty years old tomor row, his wedding day. How the timi does fly! Of course he is eight year: my senior and used to cai-ry me abou when I was a baby; still it seem: strange to think of the boy getting mnarried."-Flegende Blatter. Thousands of men and wvomen in al walks of life are suffering from kidne: 1and bladder tronmbles. Don't neglec your kidneys. Delays are dangerous IDeWitt's Kidney. and Bladder Pill. afford quick relief for all for-ms of kid: ney arnd bladder trouble. A week': w~eatment 25c. Sold by WV. E. Browr Cures Biliousness, Sick Headache, Sour Stom ach, Torpid Liver and Chronic Constipation.i Pleasant to talie L GeS. Hacker &Son MANUFACTURER.' OF C== C H -R LESTONS.C C10 Doors, Sash, Blinds, Moulding and Building Material, CHARLESTON, S. C. Sash Weights and Cords. Window and Fancy Glass a Suecialty. Rydale's LIVER TABLETS CURE ALL LIVER TROUBLES WE GUARANTEE THESE TAB LETS TO CURE CHRONIC CON STIPATION, BILIOUSNESS. TOR PID LIVER, JAUNDICE, AND ALL AFFECTIONS OF THE LIVER, IN TESTINES AND BOWELS. 50 CHOCOLATE COATED TAB LETS IN A CONVENIENT BOX. DIECE. 25 CENTS. Prepared and Guaranteed by THE RYDALE REMEDY CO., Newport News, Virginia. Dr. W. E. Brown & Co. Notice of Election On Question as to The Issuing of Bonds in The Sum of S30,000.00 in School District No. 9. A written petition, from one-third of the resident electors of School Dis trict No. 9, and a like proportion of the resident freeholders of the age of twenty-one years, praying for the holding of an electing to determine whether the said school district shall issue and sell conpon bonds of said District to the amount of . Thirty Thousand ($30,000.00) Dollars for the purpose of erecting a school building and equiping the same, having been presented to the undersigned Trus tees of said District; Now, in pursuance of the duty re quired of the Trustees by the Act of 1907, we do hereby order an election to be held at Manning, S. C., in said district, on the 17th day of Decem ber, 1907, on the question of whethei such bonds shall be issued or not, it which election only qualified voters residing in said School District shall be allowed to vote. Polls open at 8 o'clock a. mn., anc close at 4 o'clock p. mn. In this election production of reg istration certificate and tax receipi is absolutely necessary. The ballot cast must have writter or printed on it the words, "Foi Bonds" or "Against Bonds." The Managers are R. D. Clark, J F. Bradham an d C: J. Lesesne. A. LEVI, Chairman, JOS. SPROTT, W. C. DAVIS. Board Trustees, School District No. 9 W HE N YOU COME TO TOWN CALL AT WAELLS' sH1AVING SALOON Which is titted u pwith an eye to the comfort of his customners.-.-.-.-.-. HAIR CUTTIEi IN ALL STYLES, SH AVING AND SH AMPOOING I Done with neatness and dispatch.,.-.-.-.-.-. A cordial invitation is extended. . . J. L. W ELLS. Manning Times Block. Rheumatism Ihave found a tried and tested cure for Rhen iatismI Not a remedy that will straighten thi distorted limbs of chronic cripples, nor turn bn ut can no surl ni the pains and pangs o th dplorable disease. hms nteCt Darmsta n thaeast ngredintoi which Dr. Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy was mad a perfected, dependable prescription. Withou that last ingredient, I successfully treatedma fomycrsacrbecases of tohis beretofora much dreded disease. Those sand-like granula wastes,foundinRh aticBood.sodssl" and pass away under the action of this remedy a frel as doessuga whe added to pr ae freely pass from the system, and the cause o real ned-n actul excus to sfer ogrw out help. We sell, and in confidence recommenm Dr. Shoop's Rheumatic Remedi W. E. BROWN & C0. W.o.W. Woodmuen of the World. Meets on fourth Monday nights a Visiting Sovereigns invited. HOLLISTERWS Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets s -uy Medicine for Busy People. 7 - Gelden Heaith and Renewed Vigor. e - r ck~ o uainT an tab - c.: . cn:' a box. Ge-nuine made b: H .-.r: a Co:rAmY, Madison, Wis. LN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE Kodol Dyspepsia CurE Digests what you eat. F0LEY3]IIETnTAlU Cleanses the - thoroughly and . sallow complexior' pimples and blot!" nataive frit Syrup It is guaranteo The Arant Co. Drug Store. when you are out hunting Bargains in Hardw are that. Dickson Hardware Co. will treat yo. . We have a complete Line of Crockery, Glass a Chinaware, all pretty desiqns. Also Stoves, ages and Heaters of all kinds. SPORTING GOODS, Guns and Rifles, Hunting Boots, Coats, Vests and Psts, $.e with Smokeless Powder and Chilled Shot for small and large a We now handle two brands of Paint which are t brands on the market. No matter what you need, come to :;, and save money. Dickso HarWare ALCOLU, S. C. With every facility of the large towns for handling goods, we are in position to offer ourselves to the trad ing public's consideration for their trade, and cordially invite an inspec tion of our large stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes. Hats, Crockery, and Glassware. Fancy and Heavy Gro- - ceries. Come to see us, we will serve you right, and prove to yon that we merit your confidence. ALCOLU, - - - S. C. Stop! Listen! Be sure to inspect orr Line of Perfumery before buying elsewhere. Also a com plete of Camphor Ices, Cream, Massages, Shampoos, Etc. Don't forget us when want your Pre scriptions filled, or need anything in the way of medicines. Yours for Business, TH MNNPHRA. The Splendid Values we are offering in Stoves are unprecedented. We are positive .ly Selling our Stock of 0. K. Stoves~ and Ranges at the same price they have been sald at for the past six years. On the eve of the ad vance made by the Stove manufacturers last season we bought the . argest stock of Stoves and Ranges ever brought to our market with ~ the itxr.ention of saving our patrous the uimost cent That we suc *ceeded our prices indicate. We now have more than tv/enty styles *and sizes to select from and on short notice fit any home with an up Sto-date Stove or Range at prices prevailing for the past six years. Our Line of Heaters is the most attractive and up-ta-date that -has ever been exhibited on our floor. - We now confine our stock to staple crockery, though we have ~ a few exceptional bargains in China which it will pay the house -~ keeper to investigate. - Our Stock of Jobnson's Whbite Granats is now complete and we are selling it at regular import prices. PLOWS and SMOOTHING HARROWS. Syracuse Plows and Smoothing Harrows, che best farm implements made. American Field Fencing. - We have now in stock the largest and best assortment of the above well known Fencing evet gotten together in our oounty. we ~ h~ ave all the best and mot t popular heights at the lowest possible ~price. FARMERS, you can double the valuie of your property by Sfencingz it. Come end let us figure with you au. to cost. -~~ Very truly yours, SMANNING HARNARE COMPNY BRING YOUR AJOB W RKDE TO THE TINES OFFICE.