The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, July 21, 1909, Page 5, Image 5

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Pubtsbhes AU County and Town C ficial AdvertIsements. Advertisers will please z member that copy for change of ad. MUST be this ofr.ce by saturday Noen in order insure unblication the followinz wee ST. ET S, NO. s A. F. rl. Q. meets July 28. Estrd Apprentice Degree. Go to "The Devil." Mrs. C. S. Rigby has gone to Glei Springs. Mrs. S E. Youmans is sojourning Asheville N. C. Miss Sarah Mouzon of tharlestoo. visiting Miss Anna Reardon. We are under obligations to Prc New for a copy of "Tia Bits." Girls, you can all with propriety Ue the boys to go to "The Devil." It is rumored there may be aznoth< bank in Manning in th4 near future. The County chain-gang is now doir a needed work at the foot. of Brook street. Mr. Jas. S. Dickson of Shelby N. C is in M-anning on a visit to his broth Dr. G. L. Dickson. Rev. S. E. Edgerton of Wilson N. C preached in the first Baptist cburc last Sunday evening. Rev. A. R. Woodson is to hold a mf ting next week at Montgomery Scho house, near St. Charles. J. F. Bo'leman, cashier of the ban of Anderson, has defaulted for $35.M and left for parts unknown. The store of Mr. Louis Levi has bee greatly improved in appearance by t, enlargement of the show windows. Mr. W. E. Selby of Ferguson spei Sunday L2 Manning, when he returt he may bring the railrsd with him. The Reunion of Company H., 26S. ( Regiment, will be at Olanta Saturda before the fourth Sunday in July, 390 Mr. J. N. Riggsabout two miles we of Mannng, has a field of corn whic will average near 100 bushels to tb acre. A communication from Prof. Albei New. now of W.Va., reached us too laI for this issue. Will bring it out ne3 week. The Santee Bible and Sunday scho Summer Assenmby holds with Bethi church, Privateer, S. C.. Jul Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Galloway, Clinton, formerly of Manning, are visi ingfriends here. They are at D Bckiuton's. Miss Julia Sprott left this mornin for Knoxvile, where she will in Mi Frances Davi, and tour Tennessee an other States. The Methodist and Presbyteriar will, have union prayer meeting 2 6:15, Thursday afternoon at the Mest odiss Church. Horn. H. B. Richardson of Pinewoc leit Sunday for a tour of the north an northweis, and will probably takei the extpeinn as Seattle. The frlendsot Mr.. W. MCLeod 3r glad to know that his health has in red saicient for him to come bow arie-atevening. Communion service at the PresbvA rien Church nexs Sunday insea of fir, Sunday In Augdst, Preparatory servic on Satueday at 11o'ckeck. The boring of artesian wells in Sun~ merton has been abandoned: after bol ing 645 ft. for a well for Bon. C. M. D) vis only a smanl fow was secured. Died last Sunday morning Nellie, tI six mouths old daughter of Mr. an Mrs. G, H. Huggins. The burial toe place Moodayin the Manning cemesar: Died Sunday night at Colorad Springs, Col, Mrs. J. Adderson Haye daughter of the late Jefferson Davi P~resident of the Confederacy. Died in Sumter last Sunday mornin Sr. George Sinkler Manning, aged] s.The &~sedn was the son < Richard L and Mrs Manning. Died last Wednesday Carmilla, tI 13th year old daughter of Mr and Mr B. P Broadway at Pinewood. The sa news will be received with sorrow a over the county. Died at Lynchburg S. C. last Sunda night, Mr. Graham W. Hawkins, age about 5 years. The deceased was brother of our esteemed townsan D) J. H. Hawkins. It is currently rumored in Mannir that Rev. C. A. Waters has, or is aboi to resign the pastorare of the Fire Baptist church, and that the tu coogregations will coendasta Messrs W. C. Davis and Charlton D) Rant, accompanied by Hon. E. J. Wa *son arrived in Washington this mornir and will have a conferance with ti secretary of agriculture to-day. Secretary of the Board of Trade Di Rant, has begun already to prepare fa another farmers rally to take place son time in she late fall. The meetings at highly beneficial, and Mr DuRant wi not let things lag. Why be endisfied with a small salat when by being employed by us you ce make fromt 81,000 to 81,500 per yea: One or two men with energy and goc references wanted. Address "Bus ness," P. O. Box No.7', Sureter, S.4 There is an unfortunate colored ma subject to epileptic fits, who frequent falls upon the streets, that the autho isles should look after. The sight this afflicted man lying down on ti sreets is not seemly, and steps-shou be taken to remove him where he ci be taken care of. The Manning tobacco market openi up in first class style yesterday, wi about 30,000 ibs. of tobacco The pr ces were very eandefretory, rangir from 3 so 124cs. for lugs. There every indication that the warehous men intend to make this town a popul: market. The controlling interest in the Bai of Summerton has recently been so] and the bank reorganized with t1 following offcers J. A. Weinberg Pre idens; C. M1. Davis vice President:~ W. TLesene, cashier: David Levi. I. Srauss, W. D. McClary, D. 0. Rhan J. W. Lesesne, directors. The Manning Fire D~epartment h arranged with the Majestic Theatre Orangeburg to ive two entertamnmer here next Mlon~ and Tuesday eve lngs July 26th~ ad2th,. A percent.. to go to the fire company. The be need the money, and let everybo turn out and help them, snere will thre~e reels of pictures and two Vaud~ yille acts each night. Prices cetildr 25c. Adults 35c. The entire Audito unw be reswaeved fr white people. On Sunday evetung Juy 2an at Sardinia -chool house, D.. S. C .ite eli president of the Unzversity of (arolina,will deliver au addre.s to ome Dr. .litchell is an exel paur he should have ai f. Ihose who have atntd- th au pienics at Beulah. t )ant:a now. app ciate what is in .tore for them ue Saturday, .ann!:r will be well repr sented. The .\!e.!u : lroad will r alits usual special I rain conventi::: wi in the trains ::oing and cotingz on GC..a to Line. kt. Rev. W. 1B. I) uAn- of beth' Calhoun stree t'.ar!--:--a : ,ave I most delightfu! e: Momalay aft noon. This bein: a dry town w, tr ed him to a vi-Mi to our -ourt and_ -Cene house. which exhilerated him to sayix many nice thfngs about the town's Pro ress and the spirit of the people. . Columbia has invited l're.ident Ta t visit the capitao city while on h Southern tour, and it isincerely hop< he will accept. and that the editor n "The State"will put on a silk hat and, the -racefu! in entertaining Preside: Taft, even a. well as he was entertainR in Charleston when a member of Prey dent Roosevelt cabine: ON - )swego July. 16.--Our communl was satddeued on last Tuesday whet1l ceath angel entered the home of .\ and Mrs. H. NI. Oliver and claimed f. its own, little Floride. aged liftet 1 months. She was taken ill Iast Sunda nignt. and after two days of inteu: suffering she passed away. Her r. r maIns were laid to rest in Bethel CC etary on last Weduesday mornin: The bereaved parents have the deepe: g symmathv of this entire comunitity d a ring thissad arlietion. The theatrical company now plyir in the auditorium is workging undt r great disadvantages to properly pree: their plays. No company can play we to empty seats. If Manning hopes 1 . get good attractions. it must develop h better show patronizing spirit. T company plays '-The Devil" tonigh and critics commend the play. A lad of this town told us she has read tli book. a,,,. saw the play by anotht company. and she r.-gardrs it a beautift k romance with a grand moral. Then 0 fore we have no hesitancy in saying to our readers, go to "The Devil." n Mr. W. F. Lyon representative e the American Toba-x;o Co.. who is n stranger on this market, back for the season to buy o it the floors of the local war 8 houses. We are glad to welcome Nlt Lyon to Manning again, he bas bee doing dusiness on this market a nun - ber of years and has given perfect sa Y isfaction, he has te confidence of th . people, which is the most valuable a set for a tobacco market. Mr. Lyon here to stay throughout the season,an from now on we exyect to see an act iv e movement in the yellow weed. A Grnd Gathering. The meeting in Manning last Thum day, under the ausnices of the Mar nin" Board of Trade. was the best, ani most successful public gathering her in many years. It was a farmers' meel F ing, solely in the iiterest of farmint with a view to arouse the farmers < Clarendon to a higher agricultural it teliigence. The court room of the ol court house was well filled with me ' from every section. It was a fairly reI resentative body, numbering betwee L 350 and 400, and from first to last a - interested attention was given to th d paes. The Manning Board of Trade h: been laboring to attract the, atten tio s of the government's agricultural de a pa~rtment to the farming industryc Sthis county, in this, it has secured tb valuhble assistance of Hon. E. J. Wai son, commissioner of agricuituret Proj d Harper of the State's experiment s.. d tion, and Congresma Legare, an< n now that it bas been recognized by tb fedeal agricultural department, thi effort is being made to be.ve establishe e in this county a central tobacco exper: imental station, to be conaucted by th< egovernment and under its control. the Bouard -mrcer1- ti securin: this 'cent.t! station then Chr: endon becomes a school of instructio: for tobacco culture. eThe speakers were iProf. J1. " Harper. director and agriculturist c -the South Carolina experiment statiota as Clemson Colleire: Mr. E. ii. .\athi -son of the tobacco departmnent of th bureau of plant industry of the depar ment of agriculture at Washingto: d farm management for South Carolin:~ k -Mr. Ira W. Williams superintende: - of the farmers' co-operative demonstra tion work, and lHon. E. J. Wasor commisioner of Agriculture of Sout Carolina. The adIdresses were not cot fined solely to tobacco culture, the, went over a wide ranire of agriculturi including stock and poultry raising dairying atnd truck, fertilizing and th raising of home suplies. The .talk. was practical and always interesting. ICaptsain W. C. Davis, president of th e board. presided, after stating the meet .Iing's object, and expressing his grat d ficaion at the large attendance. H i introduced Professor Harper as sh first speaker. Unfortu.nateiy for Ta Tnra editor. circumstances preventei y his hearing all of the speeches, aad h d iltherefore give the brief stth a made by the representative of Th r. State: "-The ftrst to address the meetlng was Pr.. areof the south Car'onla experimecnt sta g tioe impressed on the planters (the nece sity of careful selection of seed. thorough pri paranfone the plant beds and insisted on pa Stiular care in handling the leaves when take from the plan.. ents proved that ti mosteconewl perectway to bern ti plant bed was the use of and oil biarner, man1 factred for that purpose. He stated that it botanists of his depar"t:nen: were always read to masist In namine and suggesting remedi fcr dises of the plant and asked that In ca' of any of these that plants' should be sent The next speaker was Mr. Matheson, who a& the head of the tobacco division of the d .partment of agrilculture. He had a number< ittrutie photograph.' with him, taken ft rposof grwm tobacco at the tobacco exper emet station in pitt county. lN. c.. where t1 e Isoil is very much like this. One of these 4d Imostrated a very inexpensive method of sa inlg select seed. All of the expense attached pound paper bagts. These baits are openedhs lzI teprheofa'ta do v and placed over the seed pods loosely' Just b< 'fore they begin to bloom and the ends of t abags are tied around the stalk just below& i r pods. The bes are removed about once a wec d and all of the accummulated trash shaken fro: them. By following these simpic direction 'the alanter is ennble)! to ..ave seed that wi 2- produce more uniform plants. I: has. bec proved by hi's department that the- princip: elements needed in a toacco fertilizer are nit en, potash and acid phosphaies ad it bec -Prof. Smith of the plant life bure~to of ti [ agricultural department was thc n-:x t s.peake Bis tak was any on winter cover and lce e mious lant. Ithas been demonstrated Id the bureau that burr clover can be successful - grown in this State. He explained to the f art er how they might have their lands inoculna so tiseronitet be grown with succej'. r.ra\.Williams. superintendent of ti ifarm demonstration work being carried on h this State by the federal government. next to: -of the benedts that might be derived from t2 t work now being carried on in thi'. county ig them. He also talked on live stock rai'.ing at is darynjr. intelligent fertlzation of souil. inte~ 'jive farming nnd improved imp'.cment'. of ct sure. L The last .speaker was Hon. f. J. Watso commissioner agriculture of South Carodl: is taix was intensely intecrestlig nd W: ikfrequently interrupted by applause. He spol k i a enealway on a variety of subjects at d. wound up by giving some ve,-y prnctical adv'ic s- As the conclusion of the speech< Charlton Dullant, Esq., secretary ' the board, and to whom the credit fa e, the meeting's success is due, present. the following resolutions, which wel adopted unanimously: as'Whereas, those engaged in ti f bacco g'rowing industry in South ('a ts olina,wich is now the ninth state nrank in the production of tobacco re Ithe Unit~ed States, with the indust: vs steadily growing, are in sore need lyv Iintelligent direction in the matter be the improvenant of types, seed sele - ion, fertilization and cuitivation, at s "Whereas. this need can only be m ri- by the establishment of a central e perient station for the conduct e . ex;imets wi:h th - Sil V- the U 1- bacco territory. with sub-tation4. inu th ech of the tobacc -growing cou:. st fo. f the S:ate expe.rimet ltion vv!! not ;erm it of thik much needd al exteni-'oni of the stat ion 's woS'k: :'!"I -e- --Wherea--. the Fel'eral govertinmient. Nt in.i-;bureaul of '..ant industry of the - itparteltt of grictniture. m--:mtan os ut expcts5 in toba.co culture andi under ,n takes to safe-guard and develo.' the ,h tobacco indntry of the United StLtes: therefori be it --I't'i-. That til.s body in eIhalf of letobac'co '')bu grow: f s: Ion:h t'ar . hereby reque?.ts the secretatry oi r riculture of the United S Lates, the on- James Wilson. and the chief -f the bureau of :oaint indlustry. Dr. B. F. G;tilowa', to 'carefuly consider thi. condition. and if posibe establish such a centra: tobacco experiment station under the direction o-f the director of the State experiment -station at Clen ,ou College. w ith Sub-stations,. of field Swtirk in al) tobacco countie . .uci eu traI -,.ation Iein.: eated in the county ofClrenon1. Reolvedi. further. That the State Le'islature n, hereby requet.Ledi to ap prpriate annually for the operat:on of the station in co-operation with the I Federal tovernment a %uym not to -x !eed $:.500. r IResolved. further. Th:t a com:iit tte of three be appointed to x).'oceted to , ,Whin-ton and pre..ent thi matter to Sereyav Wilson and Dr. Galiow~ty. and that the State Coiniseioner of Ag.-lulture be requested to accomii"any thi; committee on this nissien, ren.ier all as-istance pXIossib'. a -ilesolved, further, That our sena ors and our Iepresentatives in Cou g-res.' from the districts concerned be requesied to use all their influence to obtain the desired end." r Hon. ). L. Green made a few re t mnara:.. expressing his appreciation of 11 the meet ng, and concluded by having o adopted by a rising vote the thanks of a the mtLing to the visitors. e We cannot recall antbinig of a pub I. c ,'ture which we believe will result in U.ore general good, than the effort e of tiis. meetitg. an! we wish to .treS r the fact that this moenent is due- to I tht- untiring efforts of CharltoU l)u lant, .o.t if the hoard of Tratde 0 succeeds in haviug an experimuental %tation located here. DuRait deserves the credit, for it was he who conceived the idea, opened up the correspondence o with Washington and Columbia. and is has sacriticed much of his individual n time in the work. Aftcr the meeting the Board of Trade held a session. and after adopt n ing the resolutions which aprear above. elected W. C. Davis. Esq. and Charlton DuRant. Fsq.. pr"sident and secretary. e respectively, to go to Washingion and sar the matter before the agricultural department. Hon. E. J. Watson will da'.-.ompany this delegation. and we C feel confident of results. Resolutions Adopted By The board of Trade. Whereas, a meeting of the tobacco i growers of Clarendon County was held at Manning on the 14th da; of Julv. 1909. at the invitation of The e Boaird of MTnning, said meeting being I devoted to the general discussion of the omtis of tobacco growers of this sec oftion. A nd whereas it developed at that mee d ting that there is no .systematic experi mental work being carried on in South Carolina in tobacco culture, and the specialist from our State experiment station and from the depart:nentofa e icutr of the& FedeArl G ~ioernment said at that meeting that they could on Iadvise the grower-s of this section as to 'he r-esults of experience in different soil and climate from ours. because of helac-k of systemiatic experience, And whereas at that meetingr a reso lutioe was adopted by the tobacco gro'. e-s requestingr the department of Agri riculture of the United S'.a-surovern ment. and our State gov-ernmtflU to e make provision for the maintenance of e a tobacco experiment Sttion in ti' rs County wi th provision for the exo-ra mental work of all of the oilher tobaice:' * rowin counties is this State. ,nd where~ts thi- body, app ree-iu' thec apenalnce of th-- huit .n- int. ets of our town upon the agricultutrt inter-i '.- of the country surrouading it have beeno and arce no' '.trivin;: to ad vnce the agrieuitural interests of 'the County as much as possible. And'whereas it I-, deetned advisa ble to this organization that am treater amoncU't e of tobacco be planted in the '.outhern and western sections of the County, and with that nurpose, along with others in vi-w, the 13oard of Trace has by its ef forts obtained the promise of a soil sur - ev of C~arendon County by thedepart of agriculture of the government.I 4 o cb it resolved, that the Board b of Trade of Manniug South Carolina, heartily approves the reSolution) above~ referredl to. adopted at the said tobacco rowers meeting and pledzes the assis ance of this organizatio'n in everv pos-I 81sible way in obtaining the experiment station referred to. R jesolved furtrher, that as. an earnest e of our support and interest in this mat er, the Board of Trade hereby pleag'es a suitable site in this County co'ntaining~ not less than fifteen acres of land and e acceptable in soil and location to those Ehaving the matter in charge, should' the Federal and State Governments emaintain the exoeriment Station there s on. and for as loog a period as the same e is devoted to that purpose. Resolved further, that as the appoint r. ent of the committee to convey the SJresolution of the said tobacco growers - meetng~ to the proper oticers was con -ferred to this body. that we hereby ap point W. C. Davis and Charlton DC Rant as a~ committee to resolutions~ ~-of th'e saidl tobacco growers and this~ e resolution to Hon. James Wilson. sc ,retary of agriculture, and Dr. B. T. e Galloway, chief of the department of Plant Industry, also to our two Sena tors an'l the representative in Congress efrom the districts of this State in which I SItobacco is raised, and to request their assistance in this matter. It shall also e be the duty of the said committee to pre-, sent a copvy of this resolution to the SSenators and representatives in the -General Assembly of this State, and to atake such furthe-r steps as may be advi csable for the purpose of obtaining the t-aid and co-operation of the General As Isembly with the Federal Government in the establishment of the said experi u ment Station. The above is a true copy of a resolu tion adopted by: the Board of Trade of Mann in" South Carolina, on the l.~ili 'day of July 19093. "' . C. DAis. s.President. (Cit RLTox DURMrNT, Secretary. Will Be a Milli onaire. R ev.. R1. A. Sublett. formerly of > C arendon, now of Greenville. ha." re d cied tidings of a windfall.in the shape ~.of a one-tifth interest in an estate in Kansa~s Citvyvalued at 830.000 000, mnak n- ing him entitled to $*000.000H. The news was first published in a Texas pa e Iper. to the effect that a grand uncle of iiIMr. Subiett cred acentury ago, leaving Ithis vast estate in real property in the '. Iheart of this city: this uncle left a will ~Ibec eathing this property in trust to r o niephews, who died since leaving r.o dissue. anid .\r. Subiett claim.' that he Swil have nao trouble to prove his rela tionahip. e Lawyers rep)resenting the trustees r- searching for the p--oper heirs. are ncommunicating with Mr. Sub!et-. now. in ad he has no doubt but that he vwil - come into this vast estate soon. We o'f hope it will not be long before congrat of ulations will be in order. eI Dr. King's New Life Pills o| Tha best in the world. Woodmen, Spar- that Tree. The -e who claim to 'know somth-ir of te Latur of trees. say to trim trv at th -'aon of th.- year is injur'io and will cau-ce the cut toff parL, :u rt an.I rvecntu:LIlv kill th' It is Wil r-egre: that w'e stdod heKplessly hV. aI %tw the beautiful trees in front of 1) Chas. 11. Geiger's Oice~ trimta by cutting otT tremendo l rib-. The tree on the --tree are the peroperty of the peopl and a large piroportion of our popui tion take pride in the leautv and ;h:o thet- aiTerd. and when the axmn und the'towl-- !--ct.n ..: these- mnarks. beauty an! comnfort to ::rt tt whim.. of a few. it i- like th-- les.tru tion of that which i. sacred. The tre of Minmn;z are its beautv mark.. i town ia. become noetd for it..heautif shade.but w ithin he- part few year men in althority have permitted tmut vandalimn: th-v have alleed tl.- pel ple ruuning the telephone to hack. al cut, injure and tiet r.t s at we CVen the court house *'uaroIe b:.s ti escaped from the zree an:. 13 this cot iune alwaywr \Va. it inteIndt to have our trees cut up ijto irewoo' at the dictum of men who gunz-sho their way to the council. We veutur that no man (an he, - e'lected to connre wlo beore sectijon say It- prooxs&4ed eut down trees. The manner of cla; in- the -treet-, caused manyof the tre, to die. these will have :o come out. It otner, shuld be put. in their place and to save hose now .tats-in. the su fac.- etav should be broken. anl t1h ,ei; loosened %o the noisture can et I ie roots. To allow the trees to di when they can be saved -; a reckle disregard of consideration for the pe< ple. .t the proper t. me. OCtober. u ar- -;t. new trees should be et ou and. then the dead ones can he ri moved. hut as l:;g s:t, a tree is afTor ing shade let it aione. He's Agiz' It. tnr The- 'dan-nin:- T'me-: It haS just been a short while sint we re4*cived one of he finest speeeht I have ever heard a?:ain-t social equa it. 4f which I am and always . Th.- -Npeaker was ex-Governor Shei pard. a high toned gentlemeu. and th place where I heard the speech was i the auditorium of our grand and mos beautiful school building at Mannint and it was interesting sure when he gt to the point where he said a bouse d vided against itself could not stant And n-jw take last week's issue of Hr TLl-ass and you will ticd where the on that maIe the announcement of th Plays to be in the same building Mo day. Tuesday and Wednesday nightn that "special seats will be for th-' co ored people." Now don't that look lik a poor start for our nice hall, of whic all of us are proud of? 'low would w like for our friecd. Gov. ShepparJ t walk in and see the building divide one-half in black and the other half i white. If I were in there when h came in I would hide or run out. one ' the otbr. Now. Mr. E'ditor and friends. I am white man aod always will be, and tLh colored people of Manning have school building of their own and think if they mingle with us, wbe thev have a little play they certaini: expect us to go and mingle with thea of which you can please excuse in from both. Now I nope this will not offend n one. only the one that wrote the an nouncement, and tell him don't at mad. but just have white folks and I( all of us be white people, and treat th :oored people so nice as to let ther bae plays to thems-"lves andl iet u-s ne bother them up that way. You know social equality can't wor and won't work and never will worki this good old Southland of ours. Ther as been too much mingling and mi. inir of the 'wo races in this country al ready and let us t1,0: encourage it n longer. Yours respectfully. CLARtENCE MIATHIIS. Mlanning. S. C., July l1a, 1909 The Enuational Rally a:: the 6th. itii tr The M-mnin'.C Tmi'-.: Owingt toe an erroer of your compeos to. myt las-t wveek's announcteent ( the Educational Rifly meeting appeare without any date. August the sixttl .:h i at M\anning, is the date. Ever teacher and trustee in the count soule. endeavor to be on hand on th:: :casion. Among the ount-of-town speal ers we shall have Governor Ansel an Superintendent S. H. Edmnunds, of L-b Sumter City Schools. I have als eured the consent of -,ome of oc trustees who will miak- talks. Not onl is this meetin: to be held in the ir terest of teachers and trustees. bu very body, who is at all intere-.ted ii the cause' of education is earnestly re :uested ~ to bepresent. In other words the meeting .s intended to cover broad field of .c'k, and we want pod~s audionce on-. <>(:;r county cioe ot rank as high a-, it --hould. and de ueing from the whole. th-- statistic of a few of our best schools-say a hall ozen-t~h" results of the balance shol i very low rating when reduced av-erages We have been mn.tkirng coneiderabl progress the nast few years. even .he present time. and we desire an will welcome every movement, whic has for its object the betterment an evelopent of our educational institt t.ions. Take notice of the date. Augut ch and turn out to this meetingi o'.d numbers E J. BraowNE-. Co. Supt. Ed. ST ATarEY OF O. CITV Y V :-.At- . Lecas CotLTY.. FaAxK J. CH .cs Er ma-e oath that h si enior partner of the firm of F-. J. (Ci cNY Co.. dein:: bueine-s' In the city ot Tolcdo. count nd state aorersaid. andthat esaid firm wit pr the ..um o-f oNE HtNDRED) DOLLARCS fr each and eve-ry ca-.e of 'catarrh that cannot t ured by the us~e of H AmI.L's CA.T A iRai CI'IE-t FR'IANK J. CHENEIY. swern to before mec and ..ubs-critrul in my pre nce. this t6th day; of De-cembte-r. A. D). lIs6. -- .. w.;:LKEAs'N. , .r.A L ' Notu'ry Public HaidI- Caitarrli cure is Ltken !r.ternatly a1 at.. directiv on the blood aind mu'coeu' .urface f the .y-.tem. send t.- Lcatmonlih. trw-c. ~F. J. CH ENEY & CO.. Toledeo. 0. Sold by drumslt". Thc. H altr, F-.niy Pill, are- the be.. Sardinia News, Editor The Mannanr Time Thiere was a big picnic at Sat dinia at the grounds on the edg of the Swamp. It was gotten i: by the yonng society men c Olanta who chartered a trai: from The Alcolu railroad, proll ably there were two hundred per sons aboard.and a merry trip wa had by all until they reaches their destination. With a spler did tsupply of pure artesian wate with a flow of eighteen gallon to the minute and a beautifta sread which the fair ones an' their gallants did fuli justice tc with gamnes. gay and witty cot: Yersation, musIc rendered by 'strig' hand. and a ;game of bal Ibetween Olanta anid Sardini which was one of the attraction of the day, four innings w~er 'played. the score was 0 to 0.gan called on account of rain. Visitors were pre'sent frot Timmonsville, Olanta, DuRant: and Sumter. It was a day Ion to be remembered and a mnerr to their* bovuls. Miss Ganelle COliins. a pla InI-g youl l .: ::i it oN visit to-frinds in Su:m it-r!a Silt will r,-pair to Ti:nin)I.lh A Irs. Forest roli ns 1as rol r to Suinter on a short visit I frie~nds. X r. I'sae ..\. L')>ryea sptci; agent Of Tie 'Mutual Life Inst ?- rance Co. of New York is a;:uer of iiis friend 1r. .1. E. McFa: L Ltke City and .\:tv Arrustron of Suni.-rville are t at th huospitat ilome of .\ r. and .\r 2H. F'. 11 Fdd~Ain. h Dr. Woods who is convale scer after :t seriou- Ilness, is e.: pee~tedl at liis hi >:m- i Sar'dini: his fri.-nas aro a;bZhted :t ii recover' and ti -.asure of se and >hvsician inI .lieir mid, LI Mr. Hugh McFaddin a prom Snelt youn:: m1a: feels th .\Iontc1lIlo ill Fair Fi-'id count is L recuprLtive plac.- after most streneous ss: of har toil down on tie lantation. e The 1rospects for an e-Xellt vielu off e<otton corn and tobat * throughout tlie Salem sctio )were never 'etter and with goo e prices assured for cotton an witi expectations tizat to'oacc i -wiil yield ;rood returns and prosperous fail and winter loo forwart to. U. P. Life 100.000 'Years Ago. e -.. Sceni-t- have found in a cv switz.-rland tum-- of nwen. who liv 100.)tXi . :-- agor. wheltitI e was intco S stunt. daner fromt wild b To-da the danger. a- %hown Iy A. W. Brow of .\exander. Me.. i vry from dbeat e lv diease. "If it hat not been for D: Kin's Nw D:scovery. which eured m< I coUld not have lived.: he writes. -.u fering as I did from a severe lung trot le Ind stubborn cough." To cure sor Luns. Colds, obstinate Cou::hs. an - nrevent Pneumonia, its the best med eine on earth. .Ai atnd -$1l0. Guarat tee by% al druggist. Trial bottle free. Farmers Union Mcting. The Farmers Union of Clarendo e County wiJl mer: in the court house: i 11 L. r. Saurdav on the 31st. inSt. W. E. K E-S. Sect. Clarendon County Lnion. BUSINESS LOCALS. r Money to Lend-Charlton Dulant. a GO-FLY keeps flies off Uorses :-n Cattle. 25c. and .50c. at all drug store: I Boarders-Delihtfu location on 11 n Broad St.. on streetc car line, moder conveniences,. rates reasonable, addret Mrs. Carolina Felder. Hen,... invilh N. C. For Sale-Great bargain rather tha pay freight. will sell my high grad piano at much reduced price. Apply I Dr. H. L. Wilson. Jordan. S. C. Pro Albert New. N o t i e.-T wo hund red thousan Sawed Cypress Shin .les" ready f' dlve. For Prices and descriptiot apply to C. H. Touchberry, Summertot S. C. R.F. D. . -,To lteut--One ive-room dwelling o - West Bioundarv Stree'. new house. 2 agod netighbotood. Also live-roor compnartively new d wellings on th same street for sale. This is an exce lent opiportunity t) either rent orpu chase r-oper-y in a desirable section the :o wn. A ;ply to .1. M1. Bradhan Mi~a:i::~. S. C. -Tomn Kenredy With A. Abrams. To .\v Friends in Clarendon Countyv: - a tke this means to inform you th: 'I am now with M\r. Aaron Abramns. an I ask for your continued patronasze. .am n~ow in better shape to meet the d< y ad of my friendts than heretofort ;and gruarantee you the same courteota Streatment. with better bargains - of!!er. When in town call and s* u: SThanking you for favors, both past an e prospective. I begr to remain. Yours very truly. ToMu M. KE~NNEDY. Nights of Unrest SNo Sleep, No Rest, No Peace fo -the Sufferer from Kid ney Troubles. Nopeac&e for the kidney snlTerer - Pain and distress from morn to nishi: Ge: up with a lame back STwin'es of baecache bother you al Du!! ..cgtloV reaks ytour rstat;':: 1.'rinary d isorders aidd to your mfi-:r. -Get at the cause- -eur;- :he 'ridlneys. DoanL:'s K:idney K{ili '.ill work th acure. - They're for the kidneys oniy ilage made great eures in .\anninr.. Mr... .\. F'. Pipkin, ChIurco St.. Mdat nin.:'.: S 'v.y: "I .suti'ered fromn dui na'giang b:-.kache.. an-1 h.id distre'.is pains through my kidne- s. I was ve': e res.tle.%s. atnht and in the moarun ':. felt tied and le-ngutd, ha':ing Y strentgth or energy. I was also an noye by too) fre quent pasaes of th.- kidn"' e '.ecretions. I at len t h read abouzt D~oan Kie IPilX aind procurinxr a box. I bi ant :hei' use~ at directed. I de-ive "reat rel from this. remedy. The s* c~retion.. fromt my k~dneys have becom cle.:. th~a ~e.acncei and pains lay v1nsh. and [ can rest well. I have n be.i aton in recommex.ndingr Doan's Kid eyPi.i. t-> anyone sulTering from back che or kidney'~ we'akress." F'oric b:d av al dealers. P'rice 50 ce-nt Fo-te.\.iMhuru Coi.. Ruffalo. New Yor' %ole agen'ts for : h- 'nited States. P .-.-.- r h-- name -Dan's an take no' ot her'. -ARANT'S DRUG STOR! The Licensed Druggist. I Sells Evm.erythiing in DRUGS and MEDICINE5 SLIM E-C SHIINGLI 1; DRAIN AND ACME PLASTl BUILDING MATES lay, Gral BUGGIES. WA Cj WHIOLESAL ~BOOTHHARBYI SBEST LIVERY IN SUMTER COMING JULY 26, For Two Nights. THlE Majestic Theatre Co. SI'PPO)RTED BY )EATil-DEFYING "Leaning Mike" ll.- ii a w'onder. One- seen never forgotten. Thrillitj: and mystifying. - It is 'ouefthing- 1eW and You Should Noti Miss It. One hour and a half of Moving Pic tures aad Va':_deville stunts for the d small adii-sion of 25c. And :c. 25c. for children and :.-c. for adults. Rmember the dates, as it will be worth your while to come out. July 26 and 27. BENEFIT FIRE DEPARTMENT Result of Election. W, the undersizned Trus.tees of Sjoil Di-trict No. 19. do declare the following .t bi lhe result of specia e;eCtion :wd at Paxviil for the pur ose of determiin whether this Dis trict hal i.sue bnds or not issue bonds for the purpose of building and equiupin:: a school building-: Votes for the issuing of bonds. 30. \'otes for not issuinj of bonds, 5. d e F S. GEDDINGS. Ch'm. J. W. NILMS. T. P. BROWN. Notice of Discharge. WXXe will apply to the Jud:e of Pro n bate for Ciarendon county, on the 19th It day of August. 1909, for !etters of dis char::e as Administrators of the Estate of Kirbrough J. Johnson. L.eceased. W. W. .OHNSON. C. F. RAWLINSON, Administra tors. ASEV7ILLE, N. 0. "The Holland." . ood Table. Cool. Airy Rooms. Snady n Lawn. Modern Conveniences: an Ex s cellen:. Place to Spend a Vacation or the Summer. Mrs. Flora Roach, 40 N. French Broad Avenue. n e WOFronD COttG, r. HENRY NELSON SNYDER, A. M. LIF. D., LED., PRIESIDENT. T je~n Departmnens: Library and ibra Director: Athletic Grounds. Next Ses sion be'gins Sept. 15. For Catalogue address aJ. A. G AMEW ELL, Secy, n Spartanburg, S. C., 6i Wofford College i'itting School, SPA RTt.NB1R), S. C. High Grade Preparatory School. Weil *(quippecd on:~. Limited scho'l. sm~all cla-e-, ebargzes reasonable. Se% sioni be"'ins Sept. 15. For catalogue ad dress A. . DuPRE. Headmaster, t Spartanburg.. S. C. For Sale. SMv farm at Jordan of 60) acres. 30) of oi ~wvery fer-: ie inclosed unto 'Voven ;weene. a nicr home, will exchang~e dfr pertyc in .\anningr. Also an ex tra nice pair of mares well bred, not afraid of .team~ or automobiles, bred by myself. work singl~e or double, with or, - without eve winkers, quality such as to m ake the'm vauable. 5 and 6 years old. IL. L. WILsoXs. .D., I Jordan, S. C. NOTICE. r~ Surveying done with accuracy I arA despatch. Apply to IRWIN B. RUTLEDGE, Summrerton, S. C. Notice of Discharge. Iwill ap;>ly to the Judge of Proba~te - e; c~aredon county. o~n the 2nd of u\gtst, 190. boz iettrs of discharge as administratohr of th, estat of WV. T.: * 1. WV. OLiVEiR. Adzz:nist rator. * ioreshmf. S. C.. July 1st, 1909. Th ./an-a gement of The Times' will hereafter go over the mailingi lists every -i ireek, and witho~ut further not ic every sutbscriptionl in aIrrears over~ one year will be stricicen ojJ. This is(1 dne in com1plianfce with the oostaj re11.1u1 1lations.So watch heC /(abel on The Times, it will teli g;oi when~ your s ubscription ex pires. ~EMENT S. LATHS SEWER PIPES ER FIRE BRICK IAL OF ALL KINDS I HO. COW. AND HCHICKEN FEED' SONS. HARNESS E OR RETAIL ME STOCK CO., SUMTER, S. C. it pays to trade at Rgby Dry Goods Co.'s For ale CHEAP! Colored Lawns, White Lawns, Dimities. Organdies, Flaxon, Etc. Ladies' Shirtwaist, Skirts. Etc. Lace Curtains. Curtain Swisses, Etc. Lace Curtains. 2 1-2 to 3 yards long, at 35c.. 50c. and -75c. per pair. Better ones at $1.50 and $2.00 per pair. Like everyone else, all our Summer Stock is For Sale at very low prices. Stock all fresh, new and clean. Prices as low as you can get elsewhere. Just in! a new lire of Ladies' Dutch Collars and Jabats selling at 10c., 15c. and 25c. each. Try us before buying, you will be deligited with the quality of goods at the low prices we namp. RIgby Dry Goods Co.: Levi Block. QN,~ -It pays to trade at Rigby Dry Goods Co.'s -. ID. HIRSOHMANN.1 for 10 days longer, to July 24. Look for the Red Banner Front marked. ID. HISRONMANN' BANNER WAREHO0USE, K!NQSTREE, S. C. We solicit the patronage of the Farmers of Clarendon and Williamsburg and adjoining counties. We have ample storing and gradi ng room for tobacco, with sufficient capital to protect our customers. We know what buyers want, and know every type of tobacco. We are going to give our customers the'benefit of our experience, and with hard, honest work,; and fair dealings, we can guarantee the top prices on every pile of tobacco sold. A trial is aH we ask to convince the seller that it will be to his advantage to sell at BANNER WAREHOUSE. Write, come to see us. Youris to serve, SLAUGHTER. EPPS &BAKER. PROPRIETORS. WHY BE BOTHERED WITH FLIES A~ND MOSQUITOES ? HAVE YOUR HOUSE SCREENED WITHi WERE DOORS AND WINDOWS. Ve make the Kind that Pleases. Call, 'Phone, or Write for Prices. HACKER MANUFACTURING COMPANY, sucrn to GEO. S. HACKER .& sON. 44 KInU SRET -r . - . .. - CHARL.ESTON, S. C.