The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, January 22, 1908, Page 5, Image 5
The Atchinson, Topeka and Santa
Ih fUanning &ime.
* Fe Railroad has g"One into tree growing
_____________________________in order to provide for its future sup
I~V of crossties. The Santa Fe has
MANNING, S. C., JAN. 22, 1908. adopted the eucalyptus as the most suit
________ _______ _______able species for tie vurposes because of
Publishes All Countrapid rowth. reat density and
Publishs All ountyinliTo and is' now planting 700
ficial Advertisements. acres in a ranch of 9.000 acres in
~ Southern California to eucalyptus seed
Advertisers will please re
member that copy for a Reports w. rc received here vester
change of ad. MUST be in day to the effect that Police Officer W.
this offce by SaturCav Noon in order to .' Clyde, of Sumter. was fatally shot
insure ublication tile followinT week. Monday niot by a nero whom he was
Fe Railrendeadring to arrest. Mr. Clyde had
a number of friends in Mannincg and all
nwere shocked to learn of his untimely
death yesterday morning. The negro
We had to take in on debt. who did the shooting had stiven trnuble
Sfine Mtilk Cows and Calves. A before and had recently escape from
lot of Dry Cows and Yearlingas. One the chainganp.
fne Ox tiat will weigah 1000 pounas.
Five head of Mules and 4 head of, Little Viola, youngest child of 'Mr.
Horses and lot of Buggies and land Mrs. S. I. Till, Oied in Columbia
Wag-ons also some g-ood 2 horse last Monday after a few days illness
Wagons from pneumonia. Mrs. Till and chil
h csh.Wf r dren were visiting relatives when the
dae totecaetshthoie.licrW
Some very fAne Milk Cows. child was taken sick. The body was
Mondayt night byiagnegrodwhomihetwas
Will also sell for the cash 00 fine u o nin Manig and
O r oasrom Fr. os . at. was buried yesterday morning. Rev.
Ladies Long Jackets from t . to D. A.Phillips conducted an appropriate
$1500ea MikCwfuneral service at t ye rave.
.oo Drvh CosadYalns1Oetecanag
Ladies Short Jackets from 1 to f The store room and stock of general
each. merchandise belonging to Mir. m. T.
W0o ns alo ne Suits of Clothes fro Brotonda aoterh meds iltnest
Sd to v15. we ret llies oeth e
00 childrens Knee Suits from S1.19 of Manning g oay de t an
to v5 per Su3t. ft 1 last Thursday night. The origin
1000 pair of Kee Pants from 2 toD the fire is unknown. aMr. Brogdon,
Ladi0eShrt acks fwho lives near the store, was awakened
each merhanisebelnengopM.iJrT
1000 Mens Pants from $1.19, for a during the progress of the nire by the
explosion of a kegr of powder that was
nice all all Wool Pant to $6.50 for in the store. The stock of goods
the best in the store. amounted to about 85.000, on which
Will sell for the C A S H. there was insurance that will practically
W. E. JENKINSON CO. cover the loss.
The Sumter Item advises the people
of Pinewood to hurry up and get into
Sumter county in order .: get out of
Read Jenkinson's big ad on another paying increased taxes for the building
of a new court house at Manning. How
page. is that for nerve? Who would want to
Miss Claudia Ticher, of Sumter, is vote themselves into Sumter county
visiting friends in Manning. when other sectious have been busy
voting themselves out of Sumater and
Judge John S. Wilson has gone to assuming extra taxation i order to get
holc court in the fifth circuit. out" The good people of the Pinewood
'Mrs Dr Stple, of'Wahinton D.section had better stay where they are.
Mrs. Dr. Staples, of Washington, D.oodenough.
C., is visiting Mrs. T. M. Nouzon.
Charlie Willie. the. young Chinese
Miss Susie Harvin is visiting her laundryman. who has been insane for
sister Mrs. S. A. Harvin at Privateer. several weeks past, after being kept in
Mr. Joel E. Brunson mingled with confinement for ten days, was released
his friends in Manning last Saturday. c
Sam Lee of Sumter, and Hop Sing of
St. Peter's Lodge, A. F. M., will Charleston, who agreed to assume
have their annual banquet tomorrow responsibility and care for him. He
night. was taken to Charleston this morning,
and it is understood that in a few weeks
Mis Clara Smith, of Mullins, is here his cousin, Hop Sin will toke him
on a visit to her sister, Mrs. John G. back to China. T e course thus adoot
Slaughter. ed will relieve the State hospital for
the insane of a dilemma and it is hoped
Mrs. Nora offaman, of Columbia, is will prove best for the unfortunate
in Manning this week as the guest of Charlie.
.Mrs. S. L. Till. ____
Ex-Senator C. S. Davis of Summer- Hospital F Hud.
ton, paid THE TmEs ofice a pleasant Col. D. w. Brlsford ...... 5 00
call last Monday. . Mr. j. P. Graham ............ 5 00
Uncle Allen and his street force Miss Bertha Davisr r 16 75
have been doing some nice work on
the streets. recently. Persuant to a notice from Hon. E. D.
Smith I am callin for a meeting of
Mss Beulah Dinkins, of Indiantown the Cotton Growers Association for this
is visiting the family of her brother, county at the court house in Manning
judge John S. Wilson. on SAurday the 25th day of January.
During the past eek we have had This is a very important meetish and
ral Nof te hav t w i o especially since the officers for the en
ever seen in this section sueing year are to be elected and
delegate or deiegates chosen by the
There will be preaching at "Fellow- convention to represent the local as
ship church Sunday at 3:30 p. m. by the sociation at the meeting of the asso
calpastMondy.N.Tola Mr. J. P.cGrahao....n in 50lmb
Dr.le Alle Ma-hs, ofFlretfce orpeec tti etn.Dn
gradutet phracstl.oegae forerst t da Satucray Honh.E.D
with thmMahnig amacallingF for aOmengo
Mrs BLuyh Dinkines, of Coludiantw'teCto rwrsAscainfrti
hs bensening the iyso wek brothr cTat thecr house inco aing
Juelie JondS frinsoin. Manig The Saturday boehdyofJauary
Curdarouanocing the matwe ehv ar- Thealy sione the don'ices for moeyen
sria of Mtchell esiest Mhists ieingFor re t olbser' elecd an
evert seenin thilltk sectiono- thelegamtea.DrW deeaE. Bosn by the
Tetre Aplt campeahin Sudayow convento torpsnt the Tocalas
nihp churc sendoay in3 p. m.. The foitolatwthe metial fe sso-o
Hestre. J. C.'olumbi ia tion Nwshich convne s someClyumbha
orningwe rebrurin.i Siho theourgitest tha
Mr. F. . Pahelps, oi FJoranc, has possbl orenea this' oetn. shod'.t
beeappitedarmcistdis o ln-e forge fie d samede, ithnt
vithrte anipntg odshreteByr n aharillagE. of PensDGEn,
Mr.LcyG a efClica,issrnlihonoeo hsobou
passbe pning ate aothweek ofithe Theaudiee ous the oytow uilt,
cilties f thi sretin wh ich 'e thmfhme igestboer oyoute; er
ards alloanoning thee mar- sonThnand soodnesshe don'tetur reidnty,
theyt wihe wbll tak memory ofne of tvage were Dr. the st.Bw &Aot
nigRoo set nic." inopesonprised
he revlrned tinClumi theBtst esupsedaanyneeeria
continue thi weelps wit unaadan- bealBhasi tesoflk hr
teest Qupited anmer are jie cerhve eeodd for exampr
teo cuchy.inc.helsris cem Irouin-ar oro nCiao
fomedad anompetaps, teopeopecofrByerthw
readsofgitOin theeewspapersrwithtth
cTe Sttod of tiseiowhcanvasershvdam mto thatalofumxerecd
daredllidi theirecente elcn ionameencopdwiha rfud
favreo minlthe new ceony of theptbt ihavgeses fimn
bReeluty eati."t ra n rwe iis ewa
ishmorevobviousethina halltor theatre
Mhr.chW codcdoy hasreturne Fomertv ontutin ir-rp
cte tate. Hee i o xclikotcoddwith livigbatedsinHn-s
mueeasedQwith thumer puhand husteYrk
that churc since Inhthesodrthefirspeilofm
ATher pteard of hunrsswent down
onclaree validtey recent dele.They in adntwtot xetwe ti
fabuiltothreeior fournstoriestabofeCthe
hount ac aportes of ra inbr lat nd ud hrfr, aey rqie
Teinptnl cotes Sthat thew weidilisfrtepepefrapbi
A the exantysatio. o eces ed 0000
latMriay theMry werethirteed apfrometonsoldb skdi
aprospctn ntri oe as e part wileeofw n ilaei ot ao
sahno Sthat hiendinot anlycky ut sor har r ulchl
numberawen touthim, get toher as aveeryudi eposbefr oer
Fmiday.ltownehrrorhtntoecurserendnduifle
canotherball's defctsnofrsnwetructin
Ch aen. n yestedyater dayr Th btwikth pno ha oeta
frendsac in uaing. His manysinsoefr-rpi nuea etei
hereportwaysenoy hims vtanth woudater Caoin.
beFireaTrapssen SmallfTowns.
Theefolwowingeeditiriaicexpressionn
for he prposoftiscusingtheanop RHEUMA Ir isOieySha
yeuleprinWilliaithurhecsuntystooorroa
ositisnblo form ahnewocountyntohbeldsit
namedTRutledgeandithatpedcuntyhseat
mentteril acid f if in the bod u theadtr of
The rmonhlymeeingof he hevineys populton reove 2,500 thros ai
Ladis' issonay Sciey o th Prstrong lih bono. Its phsen thereu
byteian hurh wil b hel at thishos thidneh are actill oned
irsea ofFrdayth 24.as adbee bT autilence the kineyeowiper
Mrs.Joseh potthaslaceon oranot onlyrmoveric acid, abut cure te
kins and th-ie almantersro resit
table o. renorieoftheltwenty-feurthan-eacidtis ended
nual onvetionof th Womn's hris peron B.erished. bndrem
tia Tepernc Unon f Sut Cae- oed suppose tate Pubisng Coer ofa
ina hel atNewbrry astfall Itine ta aii printes frtes appaeingcouth
a netly intd bokletandivesan falina liviton. athr 101 Lmber char
interstin accont o the ocedi er houbae S.e Corded;: thought.ample,
oftheconvetion.rheuoiism andatreatedrror i nhat
panygavea motejoyale eterandh parhapsi the backl andoyetonm
mentlastnigt inInsttut Hal. T eadp clea ito the nesoulers wTh tbei
orde andevined eceptonaltaletmo too tiong trip all oseperienced,
the artof verymemer f th co-ican, buf itve mightehel ime.n
nany Theaudince as dligted wase onway afforemonth buie could
Dogeat Kiney Pillsded etermied whto
The eitorof TE TIEShs ie orethemousdthan a boxat aoru tre
ceived a cordialf efetivecontrutiont tedte opltl eoeh aie-trp
vil onMonay venig, anury it s Forualey ldalers. P ie whcent
and lsoto tted asuper obgienrosteMitliing Ceingsfflo iNe Hars
by te Wodme onFriay eeni visle agnt Wofor Uitd Sats.i e
24t intan. Bth ccaion wil In othemer rs the name-eanl's-and
doubtingeexitslforntheablopleaforno public
Grand Jury
Folowing are the name; of grand
and petit jurors drawn to serve at the
Court of General Sessions. which con
venes here February 3rd:
P. F. Siellette, Summerton. R. F. D.
T. H1. Timmons, M~antnin;..
W. P. Legg, Nianning a E
J. 0. Wells. Silver, R'. F. D.
.T. D. Geddings, Paxville.
-1. G. Friersan, Manning, r. F. D. You may think, because you
M1ilton Stukes, Foreston.
Miltn StkesForeton.have long had it, that you must
H. 0. S. Jackso. Manning.
H A. Kennedy, Lake City. R. F. D. have a headache every month,
M. N Hickman, Turbeville.
R. M. Johnson, Wilsons. But If you think so, you are
C. R. Breedin. Manning. wrong, since a headache is a
PETIT JURY. sign of disease of your womanly
T M Beard. New Zion.
H D Gibbons, Turbeville. ogn hat ton o oer
J B Harvin, Summerton, R F D.
H S Green. Turbeville. or cure, by the use of that wonder
J N Geddings. Pinewood. ful. woman's medicine,
J H June, Jordan.
B W Evans. New Zion, R. F. D.
R N Brewer. M.ianning.
J McD McFadain, Manning, R F D.
J R Griftin, Pinewood.
A G Chewning, Summert-on, R F D. O
F 0 Martin, St Paul.
J P Holladay, Manning. WOW S RELIE
C H June, Jordan.
R R Jenkinson, M~annin.
TI "IJnisnMnigI recommend Carcini to all sick
J W Childers. Davis. women," writes Mrs. A. C. Beaver
.T 0 Lowder, Jordan. of Unicol, Tenn. "I suffered with
J R McKensie, Lake City, R F D. headache, . bearing-down pains,
J W Holladay, Manning.
R Hirschman, Manning. and many others. At last I took
H C Richardson, Pinewood. Cardu, have gained 20 ponds
E H Clark, Davis. and have found it the best med
C R Sprott, Manning. icine I ever ud for female
J W Cutter, Manning. tobe.
J Q Ross, Rimini.
J W Hinson, Alcolu.
J H Dingle, Summerton, R F D. A lM
D M Bagnal, Wilson.
J 'M Lee, Alcolu. WIEFRFE DIM
R M Lee, AYlc olu. stating age and describing synmp
R H Green, New Zion.t
E M Kennedy, Lake City, R F D. The Chattanooga Medicine
B T Legg, Manning. Cnattanooga, Tenn. n, 37
J H W Childers, Summerton.
A M Cubbage, Paxville.
Harry A Hodge, Summerton, R F D.
B ~ ~ ~ vr MontheManig
B F Lwder Maning.NOTICE OF DISCHARGE,
Posesses wonderful medicinal poweY I will apply to the Judge of Pro
over the human body, reuioving all dis- bate for Clarendon county, on the
orderes from your system. is what Hol- i7th, day of Februar 1908or e
listers rocky Mountain 'Tea will do. ters of discharge as admiistatrix
Makes you well, keeps You well. 35Cs, of the estate of I. u. Tomlinson, de
Tea or Tablets. Dr. W :E. Brown &c Co. ceased.
Woran, thaE. V. Tomlin son,
Worman S.C., Adminstratrix.
BUSINESS LOCALS. January 6th, 1908.
For Rent-cb farm of about fifty acres
planting land with comfortable dwell-I o Crdtos
in- and outhouses, about four miles east Ntc oCeios
women, writese J.rs A. C.Beaver
All persons having claim r against
Salesmen Wanted to look after our July Watson, deceased, will present
interest in Clarendon and adjacent them duly attested, and those owing
counties. Salary or Commission. Ad- said estate will make payment to the,
dress The Victor Oil Company, Cleve- undersigned Qalified Admintrator
land, Ohio. of said estate.
Wanted-Salesman with own team Administrator.
to call on country gin and saw imill St. Paul, S. C., January 6, 19D8.
trad~e with our celebrated line of oils__________________
aned greases in Clarendon and adjoin
staNtiae and Deschrngesm.
ig counties. Salary or commission.Disr .
The Fairfax Refinning Co., Cleveland,
Ohio. We will apply to the Judge of Pro
Wanted-Honest, neat appearing C bite for Clarendon county, on t e
(single) man age 20 to 30 to travel on 6th day of February, 1908, for letters
rosed, 840 a moth and expenses. ust of discharge as administrators of the
be able to start at once. Experience estate of A. D. Rhame, deceased.
not necessary, but must furnish good Abe Levi,
references regarding character. Ad- Admi.istrators.
dress W. W. Jones, Box 294, Columbia, Janary 4, 1908.
S. C.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
UsSTEOF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Foi en- frnoao d fiftyou nf acresndn
Sonn land Pueithcmfale waele HRASl-V Tyo adutt
fin and authalfbes peru arour me e
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innFeb.otetseid.aministraoon sommlssnotn.
The Firsax RefngCoClvlad
Waned-Hoes, natappar gratd
(sinllell fo cagh2 to e toitraest Gieone m ad hi ta
ro.de84 apbi mo t nth expest Mustf aury 98
ealto startgatonce.PEperienc
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dres goo W.eJonds Hand Sewin ClMa-,lrno ony
cing'pr ve
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cour ho906 n aning JonBentt0'mnstai. f h
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bidder atpublichouaryBonzthr1stRMon
areoretv:BoirJ.
3~2-Horsezie, WoegGison
21-HorterWriht BeseoCarer
ElliottlPiHsonesMorgd Piereon
10 &odScn Win.BdnnttandngisBen
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efoera yos let thecoactfrhtfieinnhscorgs.lsl th
Tured wll or Log Cart O ur piehgesbderfrchat thecor
aoreter reusonbeweeult fhue in ManningnMndy h
thatflie remembet theotat weoreut "l that picpreortatf
ar accommoatongas evend weualit ladofut nClno ony
salwas gad toe you SouhearlianerrkneeSimn
thatnowneasemeebernthat weerrtractt
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S TATE OF SOUTH UfAROUNA, olos nte ot ylad f
County of Clarendon, fKn;o h ot jTmBzir
ByJames M. Windham, Esq., JudgeadonteWsbyadsinate
of Probate. Sne yrs ubrCmay
W HEREAS, J. Horton RigbyJoseph Prhsrt a o aes
WIX. Rigby, and Joseph Sprott Gvnudrm adti t a
made suit to me, to grant them Let-ofJnay108
ters of Administration of the estate JAEM.WI)H ,
and effects of Samuel A. Rigby.JugcfPoae
These are therefore to cite and ad-CarnrCoty
monish all and singular the kindred____
and creditors of the said Samuel A . .~ o .Hoo.
Rigby, deceased, that they be a-nd
appear before me,in the Court of Pro- JNKMfM 9 LIlDlJ
bate. to be held at Manning, S. C.. on iIU~~IUlUV
the :31st day of January next, after
publication thereof, at 11 o'clock in FRTRAOADLV
the forenoon, to show cause, if anySTC
they have, why the said administra
tion should riot be granted. N S U R A N C E
Given under my hand, this 14th
day of January, A. D. 1908. W r ul qipdt ev o
~ JAMES M. WINDHAM, intiliean ilprcaean
[sEAL.] Judge of Probate. bsns nrse ou.Eeyplc
mAor ceiverour carefl andepersnalpatten
Eat and Grow FatJeiso&Hrtn
FRESH MEATS AT
ALL TIMES.
EVERYTHING GOOD ~ tc fDshre
TO EAT.I will apply to the Judge of Pro.
bate for Clarendon County, on the
27th day of Febuary 1908, for let
us a Triaer of discharge as administrat riofth
6io te estate of Io. S.Tra non, de -d
J. . Tmnon,
Clak & Hu gin . XiWormn, . C., Admc~instatrx
W .lperonaing Team Nuginst
-Ju A Watson deaedoo will peent
men of t World.m d altd and thenee Vig
s iid ateswipatiake paymgesto. thve
Meetson forth Mndaynightras igned~ Qrui impes. Ecdmatopre
Visitng Sveregns ivite. 1t f.. aul, a. C . nuy 6,a1908.
bat fr.a Claren co untxy , raion tne
, t Te iurJobWok ime 011G, Lestt ofGGET D. Re deasWe.E
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th es aue n.rs
an ikWie odWs
and tinmes, L ens, ausi Domess
Go and en's Wa, Whieryod, Undrsh
g wear and Gloves. Mens' Dress and
*Work Shirts, Overalls and Sweaters,*
*Novelties and small Wares, can be g
*obtained of
*C. S. Rigby,j
* McLeods Old Stand.
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INGATW.E.JEKISO C.'QO
WENSDY ANAY09H
4ay 198,t
$3,0
Thryfv0huaddlas n eaegigt
tuni loefr h ah tpicsnvr1eoeher] f
sowegventietoyut etyurmne eay '500
wot0 fDyGosresGosadSls 8600
wot*fCohn ans as nas 850wot
nthiatt we hadlto taen th ost portanht sesl
sevelle at oal tre5,00 fort eofe mlney, ndions
must chavit.ev stock of Droodsi h ony Wednesa,
perthi Hals cmand Gt's Fuehrisfhis Fine frss wod
and Milnery, monti and our ast ivie t of a-t
Tiryfivalre pthon olars, and choicetock. t
triLoosou for the ci ash at p i e ai ne xt ehedof
sowiednie y ur to iset h your money grea t0
that w adtta. tham t h is oda th we ll
FRESH GARDEN
SEEDS
AT
ARANT COMPANY DRUG STORE.
BANK OF CLARENDON, Manning, S. C.
We solicit your banking busines is to your interest to
patronize this safe and strong bank Four years of con
tinued growth and operation without the loss of as much
as a dollar, speaks for itself, does it not?
We wan to eour bankers, if you are not already a
customer, come and ee us about it and tell us why. If
you are, come and see us anyhow. It is never too late to
do a good thing for yourself.
Interest Paid on Savings Deposits.
BANK OF CLARENDON, Manning, S. C.
SDEAR PEOPLE: e Wwan to be your Shoe man this fal, as ve were never In
position before to please you quite so well.
OUR GOOD SHOES ARE BETTER
than ever, and you'll find a Shoe for ever pupse, cml iheeyie you
may have, whether you pay $IM~, S36.3.48, or I6 foSh hoes money 'wil
buy, or less price for ordinary wear, you get your. money 's worth here. satiction
or money back. WP sell wholesale to merchants in the country.
W. Me TURNWER C
The only exclusive Shoe Store in Manning.
Now
N FoGet You N
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