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MANNiNG, S. %NOV. 10. 190.. Publishes All County and Town Of. ficlaf AdvertSeUts. Advertisers will please re member that copy for a change of ad. MUST be m2 :this ofEce by Saturday Noon in order to .insure pubication the followig week. ST. gmErs, N. 54 ~A ^F. n. Seasonable Offerings: Genuine Cape Cod Cranberries per quart................ loc. New Seeded Raisins, best quality. 15c per package or 2 for... 25c. Hecker's Cream Oatmeal, 15c. per package or 2 ........... 25c. Hecker's Self-Raiung Buck wheat, 3.pound packages .. 20c. Evaporated Peaches' I5. per 1b. or 2 lbs. for ............... 25c. Imported Dried Vegetables in flb. packages, per package.... 20s. Weinberg's Grocery. "Where quality reigns." Salem was wel represented in Flor ene last Monday. My how the girls of this town are en couraging the young men to tackle the candy wheel is a carnival in town which should be the means of divorcing many from their wealth. sm attraction of Manning City 4 at school anditoriu Tues MAty night, aNovember 23rd. I4 Wiison Is holding court at I Lexigton, and his w-'k is receTig I considerable favorable comment. The town ta books closes next Mon -day, after that dase.a penalty attaches, so you better hurry or you will not see -George. tore wil be p hing at Felow -alip church next Sinday at 4 p. m., by -Rev. C. W. Blanbard. Public cordial 1yn The farmers all over Sumter county .ae putting in a wheat crop, why does -ot Carendon plant this necessary ar icle of food also? TE Tgs editor has been doing so much frolicing that b knows that.'his readers wil not expect this issue to be up to the usual standard. Mrs. A. 1. Ysaae of the Fore ection, went to Charleston last Mon day to enter an Infirnary to have a The slump in cotton need not give any fears to those whobhave cotton. The The rice isnoSt sure to get back andaboe ay piceit hasreached yet. Clarenddn boys did not take prizes in de bey'seOntest, at the fair, but the casenbe attibted tha, th prize winner a the meeting there did not4 take corn to (iimbia. Married this afternoon by Rev. M. .Kyser, of Paivilleat the home of I home of the bride's pareuta, Mr. 0. W. I coyand Miss Annie Tisdale,rdaugh- I ser of Mr. T. J. Tisdale. Evangelist L. A. Cooper, who is well1 remembered in Manning, will begin a series of meetings in the First;Baptist ehureb .next Wednesday evening 7:30 (November 17,) to which the public is cordially invited. Mr. Seale.of Sumter, received news ysod of the accidental trilling of his son, vid W. Seale, at ILeakville, Ark. The young man was about 27 years old, and was ell and favorably known in this county. Chariton Dlntan Esq., and the edi to. of THE TE reuresented Manning at the Pee Dee Convention at Florence Monday. Mr. Do~ant remained over, for the otherseaminse and be is taking ,.alivelv interest in the proceeings. -Several of the Shriners of this town ,wn'aendthe Srine meeingnGreen-1 wajleen3Tbanksgiving Day, and from the - beig mae toentertain vpIiiors bherig t be some shing doing for the ay inclined. Sildrow Burgess was over in Flor - ence Monday and he was not looking gor cotton seed either. We do not be lieu, he cared a rap what the price of seed was doing. He had happier thoughts. If you don't believe it ask him. - The tree slashers are now invadin the residential part and mkn wood of the beautiful trees that adorn the town,. but then is.t will give more room to display horses that are for sale, and more room for the few who run an tamaoes.I Dr. S. A. Smith, one of the greatest odncators of the South, will be in Man - ning next Sunday and deliver an address at ilme Clarendon Baptist church. Dr. Smith Is connected with the Louisville Seminary and is traveling in the inter est of that great, institution. He ad dresses the Manning people at 110o'clock g. m. The rural school improvement aso eianion has offered two thousand dol lama In prizes to carry on and encourage the work of rural schoo limpovement. The head of the aoiation is Miss Theodosa Dargan and such school trus tees as wis' to interest themselves Miss Loulie Morrison Principal of the Silver school requests THE TDEES edi tor to publish through his paper that there will be an oyster supper at the Silver school house Friday night, 12th Inst. The proceeds for the benefit of the * shool, and she extends to the editor a tempting inducement to go by saying - "come and you can have all the oysters ~~ou can eat, wont cost you anything." - The good lady must think it will rain and no one but THE TDEES editor will *get there, and she would not have the oysters to spoil. Hence the editor to -come. -Th Cjic League organized ini Man ming will do a good work in beautifying sthe town, and the congressan of this ,district will givre them all the infuence -he can command at- Washington to -furnish the league with seed, bulbs and shrubbery. Mr. Legare has assured mis that whenever anything io this, line ,is wanted all that is necessary is to command him and he will db the rest. If there is anything that Congressman Legare is daft about, it is flowers and it will be a work of pleasure for him to serve the ladies and give them all aid' possible in thei' efforts to make Man wano- look pretty. "Joshua Simpkins," a story Of f life, will be seen at Manning opera hore, November 12. It is said-to abound in novel features. wonderful mechan cal effects, excellent singing and danc ing. and plenty of retined, wholesome fun. The 6ne band carried by the com pany will make a burlesque parade at noon. Seats on sale at Red Cross. We are constantly being asked ist Clarendon respecting the prohibition law? Our answer is that the express of fices can answer more accurately. Btit we do believe the consumption will be greatly decreased when congress comes to the aid of prohibition States by en acting protective laws. At pr-sent, it is our opinion that those who a ho drink liquor, get it whenever they feel so in clined and they have the price. We base this opinion on the vast amount of the stuff going through the express and freight omces. The humorouscomedy drama. "Joshua Simpkins." accompanied by a tine band and an excellent orchestra. wili be seen at Manning opera house. Friday nigtt, November 12. It is a rural play in four acts, bound together by an interesting plot and produced with special scenery carried by the company. In the third act a realistic saw mill scene is intro duced, when a real buzz-saw. is seen cut ing through a real log at terrific speed upon which a human being has been elplessly bound by his enemies and left to an evident death, There is an nundance of comedy in the play, while there are many tine sin - and danc ng specialties inciden I introduced. Seats on sale at Red Cross. Civic league Orgsanied An important movement- was fairly aunched in Manning last Friday after moon when forty-odd publio-spirited la lies met in the new court house and ormally organized a Civic League. This 1 s a movement that has long been advo ated and urged by THE Tnwc, and al-1 jo heartily endorsed by many of our la lies, but for one reason or another the! entiment has not until now taken defi ite., crystalized shape. At the meeting aeld last Friday, as stated above. the t ollowing named officers were duly elect d: President, Mrs. C. B. Geiger: first rice president, Mrs. A. Levi: second -ice prec+ient, Mrs. R. E. Harlee: third I ice preslient, Mrs. W. C. Davis: fourth rice president, Mrs. J. H. Rigby: sec- 1 etary and treasurer. Mrs. F. 0. Rich wdson. These officers-elect will consti- t ute an execative committee. and also a ommittee on constitution and by-laws, l o report at a later .:eeting. when the eganization will be perfected. There is much in this town to be done, long the lines of making ugly spots :ok inviting, and the lpdies are pecu- e iarly suited to direct the men to action, 3 tence the civic leagues in all of the well egulated towns and cities have man- r gement and control of those things - rhich go to adorn, and make a thing of eauty a joy forever. In this work so auspiciously begun, we can assure the good ladies they will o tave the hearty co-operation of every mblic spirited citizen. who will not on y contribute of his means but he will arry out the wishesof the league when- b ver those wishes are made known. The court house square can be cn erted into a beautiful little park at a 14 mall cost, it mainly needs the directing are of taste. The school house grounds C an also be made very attractive, then S oo. after the town has laid concrete c idewalks, the borders can be made an dge of green, whizb would add greatly appearances. The league would also se to it that council has the streets :ept in a tidy codition, as they are now, specially the gutters along the Levi a lock and in front of the Central Hotel, 2 hey are not only filthy, but there is an boions stench to be inhaled into the ostrils of strangers and natives alike. 6 e heartily endorse the movement it toking towards the beautifying and 'j leanliness of the town. The "Johua Simpking company, car-S ying their own special scenery, a band 1 f music and fine orchestra, wil! produce - e great pastoral comedy drama of that si aie at anning opera house, Novem er 12. The piece deals with country f and people, three acts of the play g sing laid in one of the many quaintu illages of Vermont. The second act (in Id hree scenes) portrays Uncle Josh's first isit to Washington city. In the third etasensational saw min effect is shown, ~ ing nothing more or less than a comn- e lets saw mill in full operatioi, cutting c ip genuine timber. The saw is a genu- e e buzz or circular saw, and cuts up eal timber at hightning speed. Seats ~ n sale at Red Cross. Comie Here on the 24th. C The views expressed by Mr. J. J. s: |antey inhis letter in this issuewe do l1 ot agree with at all. The effort to have e peakers here to talk on affairs of in- t rest to those engaged in farming has 3 to political significance whatever, and tis unjust to say that the promoters of e meeting to be held here on the 24th re prompted by political motives. The ederal Government for the past sever 1 years, ever since Secretary Wilson a beer, in charge of the DepartmentI i Agriculture, has caused great strides 1 o be made in encouraging progressive kgriculture, and all over the South es ,ecially, the effect of the government's are has been felt The meeting on the 24th, should be ,tended by not only the farmers, but ver3' business man living in this agri- i :ultural community should take an in rest in it, to encourage and inspire e he agriculturists to a greater effort to ring from the native soils its full possi iities. Mr. Cantey loses sight of the ae that the government's interest in ~osteing the agricultural interests, is oing so at a vast expenditure of money is a wise business proposition. The statesmanship of this great cou ry has discovered that much of thel ~ountry's wealth and resources depende 1 spon what the soil will produce, and herefore it has educated men to seek information the world over, test the va ious climes and soils to teach the peo le so they too may be able to get ani imate knowledge of what possibilities the local soil can be made to produce, mod that is what the government is send ing out its representatives to do. It mat ters not how successful a farmer may be be is never so wise hut that he can learn iomething more, and we see no just rea on for any citizen to object. There certainly can be no harm to, ome to any farmer to listen to the sug estions of the government experts, and if these gentlemen have nothing to of (er but what is known already it costs nothing to hear them. We hope that he meeting here on the 24th will be a record breaker in attendance. The gen tlemen composing the committee of the local board of trade deserve great cred it for the interest they are manifesting to secure the services of- the Federal Government to help teach our farmers the latest methods in agriculture. Uncle Josh is Cming. The sensational rural comedy dramia, "Joshua Simpkins." will be produced < at Manning opera house. Friday night,1 November 12. The play contains an in teresting and intelligrible plot, but it is not. llowed to interfere wit~h the fun, which is said to be in abundance Dur ing the run of the play some startlIing scenes and situations are seen. the pri n cipal of which is said to be the saw-mill, in the third act shown in complete op-. eration, cutting up real timber. The saw used is the genuine article, the same as usually seen in large country saw lls. An excellent band and fine or hestra accompany this attraction. The band will parade at noon, when some good music may be looked for, all being dresed as farmers.' Seats on sake Red Special Prayer tor Missions. In accordance with the cali made by the liishop and Central Committee of the La vmen's Mis.-dnary Movement of the Methodist Church South, there will be spe-cial services in the Methodist church next Sunday mornin:r. Novem bar 14th. at 11:30 o'chick. the oecasiot being a special meeting for prayer in behalf of the Laymen's N.\l.,ionary Movement. The public is cordially in vited to attend The following program has been arranged in which the laymen will largely take part: 1. Voluntary. by the Choir. 2. Opening ~1nemarks. by C. 1.. Sp rot 1 lay leader. 3. Singing. Hymn No. 63->. in the Meth odist Hvinal. 4. Apostle's Creed in Concert. 5. Praver. G. Responsive I1eading, Psalm 1I. Gloria Partria. 9. Scripture Reading, Matt. 9:36-3 and Luke 10:1 -9 9. Otfertory. 10. The Lavmen's Missionary Move ment, Charlton DuRant. the Sum ter District Leader. 11. Singing, Hymn No. (3, in the 11 Methodist Hymnal. 12. Sermon, by the Pastor. liev. F. H1. Shuler - Subject: Prayer the Prime ]Factor in Missions. Pinewood Dots. Editor The Mannirr Time%: The first Lyceum attraction Pine rood has ever bad. was a splendid lee Are on last Thursday evenine by Hon. oseph G. Camp, of the Alkahest Ly eun system of Atlanta. Mr. Camp's ubject was "Truth and Shams." His ecture was quite a fine treat to all who ieard him, as it was one of the finest .aiks ever heard here. Mr. Canmp'. Z ecture was full of sound thought and D eason, and splendid advice to the D oung men and women. Pinewood was well represented at 0 he fair last week by quite a number 0 >f young men who report a fine time md a "busted pocketbook " Mr. W. A. Cainney, of Rockingham. C C., is assisting Mr. C. B. Kolb in he railroad oftice. Mr. J. R. Griffin has nearly com >leted his new residence on Hampton kv,-uue. Mr. W. T. Elwell has commenced a W iew residence on Elm wood A repue. Dr. Geo. W. Smith and family have urned to their home in Jonesville, | i fter a two week's stay here with rela ves. Mr. Frank Hodge has started to iuild a nice seven-room residence very ear his old home. Quite a crowd gathered at the depot M4 londay afternoon in hopes of seeing at be president, but the train did .not p yen slow up: still the young boys en yed the cheering. at Rer. W. H. Barnwell will fill his egular Sunday appointment here next unday morning at 11 o'clock. A. P. T. Poming1 Tuesday night November 3rd. "The Days." asebool auditorium. A Scalded Boy's Shrieks orrified his grandmother, Mrs. Maria 'avlor, of Nebo, Ky., who writes that, hen all thought be would die, Ruck n*s Arnica Salve wholly cured him. afailable for Iurns, Scalds, Cuts, orns, Wounds, Bruises. Cures Fever ores. Boils. Skin Eruptions, Chilblains. 'apped Hands. Soon r;,:s Piles. 250 t all druggists. wi BUSIP..SS LOCALS. Don't fail to se6 "The Days" at school ier udiorium Tuesday night, November 3-d. f Have you tried Almond Paste? It's! no for Macaroons and AlmondFiin >r Layer Calres 60e per 1 lb.. Tiis a:I.E he Manning Grocery Co. a Dr. Z. P. Highsmith. Eye-sight Spec- 9 dist, will spend a week in Summerton, ID .C., at Dr. W. R. Mood's oflice, from m; ovember 16th until 21sg inclusive. Hi ye examining and glass fitting a ecalty.A You may be judged by the Candy you ive-Be on the safe si.e-Get WVnit an's. On ice and fresh as the morning ew, at The Manning Grocery Co. We were informed by one of Man- N ing's cotton buyers that he paid for _ ight bales of cotton this morning 15 ents, and it was not Flora Dora cotton5 ither, nor was it on account. What does t other cotton markets think of Man ing now as a cotton market? To Rent-One Sive-room dwelling on est Boundary Street, new house, in F ood neighborhood. Also 2 five-room nmparaively new dwellings on the ame street for sale. This is an excel sntopporunity to either rent or pur hase property in a desirable section of e town. Apply to J. M. Bradham, fanning. S. -C Thankgvng and Christmas Cakes. We have everything you need for [oliday Cakes. perfectly fresh and of he inest quality. Raisins 12jc and 15c 5.; Currents 15c lb.. Drained Citron 25 3. Layer Figs 20c lb.: Finest Butter- T uts 15e lb., English Walnuts 20c lb.: Limonds 20c lb.: Shredded Cocoanuts a 5c lb. The Manning Grocery Co. For Sale.-The Canaan Plantation, * omprising 1,400 acres. Is divided mnto 0 farms and is for sale to white farm- iii is. Lands lie in centre of Fairfield t' ounty, from four to six miles from C3 Vinnsboro. Springs of cold free water: ie and other timber for building and P1 encing, and cabins on every farm. Ad- P1 -es B, care The News and Herald th innsboro. S. C. I See Our Window of Breakfast Good Things. White Wheat Graham Flour, per i Ti b., Bag 35c: Rye Flour, per ' lb.. Bag O: Hygienic Whole Wheat Flour, per lb., Bag 40c; S. R. Buckwheat Flour, |, 30e and 40c Pkgs: S. R. Flap Jack lour. 12tc Pkg: Cream Oat. Meal, 12di kg. ~All of the above are the renown-I 4 Hecker goods, and guaranteed abso te utely fresh and perfect. The Manning 3rocery Co. iATE OF SOUTH CAROLUNA, County of Clarendon. IT COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. harlotte Brunson and others, Plain tifs against . A. Weinberg in his own right and hi as Administrator of the estate of lii Rufus Brunson deceased, and oth-|tc ers, Defendants. Ia Deeree. UNDER AND BY VIR'lit.3 OF A udgent Order of the Court of A ommon Pleas, in the above stated ction, to me directed, bearing date , nne 11th, 1909, I will sell atj public auction, to the highest bid Ir for cash, at Clarendon Court i Eouse, at Manning, in said county. I rithin the legal hours for judicial ales, on Monday, the 6th day of; December 1909'. being salesday, the ollowing describedreal estate: All that lot of land situate on thep West side of Dukes street in the town o of Summerton, County of Clarendon and State of South Carolina, mecasur- di ing and containing in front on said street t wenty feet and in depth ninety feet and bounded North by lot of w Adger; East by Dukes street; South di by lot of Ben Jones; and West by lot 1S of H. L Bronson: Purchaser to pay. for 'apres..d ~~EB. 'AMBiLE, ri Sheriff Cln,-endon ounnty. COMING 4anning Opera Hous Friday Night. Nov. 12. The Great New ElKr"Tand lPlav Joshua Simkins IG FUN AND .\I-SICAL, SHOW pecial Scenery and Mech.nical Effect e the Great Saw Mill Scene ear the .loshua Simkins Orchestra est of Singing and Daneing Specialtie WATCII ?FNl TUE wurlesque Band Parade POPULL\ P[CF.S, 35 Cents, .50 Cents and 7, Cents. eservc-d Seats on sale at The Red Cros Ten Days BargainS OVEMBER 15 TO 25 If you are looking for Bar tins come to A. M. HOLLA AY'S STORE during these Ter ays. and you will sure get Bar tins. I have just received a loi Dry Goods. Notions. Shoes. Glassware. Crockeryware and Agateware bich I will offer to the public Bargain Prices. I have also a Ce Line of Groceries ciih I will sell you right. Re amber these are all New Goods d they are going at Bargain -ices, for the cash only. Look these for a sample: 12 Pretty Toilet Sets go ing at Cost. A lot of pretty Pictures and Mirrors going at Cost. A lot of Tinware going at Cost. A!.o a lot of Bagging and Ties going at Cost. Come early and get your pick. f have plienty of clerks who 11 take pleasure in showing u anything in my Line wheth you want to buy or not.. Be sure and pay me a visit be re you buy, as I will save you ynev. This Store will .be head arters for Santa Claus this ar. I have a nice lot of Toys d Holiday Goods coming in. I in hopes that they will arrive the next week or so. Watch r show windows during the liday Season. ,,I. IIOLLADA, Next Door to Clarkc & Huggins' Meat Market. ovember 15 to 25. 1909 FATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Couotj of Clarendon. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. nnie Broughton, as Administra :rix of the-Estate of C. E. Brough ;on, deceased, and in her own -ight, Plaintiff against Eugene Broughton, W. S. Brough on, N. L. Broughton, John J. roughton, Mrs. J. W. Weeks. Mrs. Leo M. Nelson, N. C. Brougrhton, ate C. Fletcher. Bessie B. Fletch ,r. Ida Brougthton, Anassee Bro ugh :on and Marion Moise, Defendants. Copy Summons. For Relief. (Complaint Served.) >the Defendants: iou are hereby hereby summoned d required to answer the .com sint in this action of which a copy herewith served upon you, and to eve a copy of your answer to the id complaint on the subscribers at eir office Orangeburg, S. C. within enty days after the service hereof, elsive of the day of such service; d if you fail to answer the com int within the time aforesaid, the sintiff in this action will apply to e Court for the relief demanded the complaint. Dated October 25, 1909. WOLFE & BERRY. Plaintiffs Attorneys. >da Broughton, with whom Anas see Broughton, an infant Defend ant under fourteen years, resides: Please ta~ke notice that unless you ocure t~he appointment of a Guar an ad litemn in this action for the tant Defendant Anassee Brough n withiu twent-y days. exlusive of e day of service, after service here upon you, the the Plaintiff will iply to the Court for the appoint nt of such Guardian ad litemi as ovided by law. ~WOLFE & BERRY, Atts. for Plaintiff. > N. C. Broughton, Kate C. Fletch er, B. Fletcher, ida Broughton, in her own right and with whom the infant Defendant Anassee Brough ton resides, and Anassee Brough ton, absent Defendants herein: Please take notice that you are reby served in this action by pub ation as non-residents according the statutes in such cases made id provided. WOLFE & BERRY, Plaintifts Attorneys. rrKsT: - A. I. BARRON, C. C. C. P. Clarendon County. Turbeville Dots. L..or -rbe :.an'-.. Tan Mr. S. E.' Turbeville, a prosperous erchant of this place, was taken ill wdrys ago, and was rushed at once t4 e inirmary there accompanied by Dr ttan. We hope a speedy recover: Mr. Turbeville for he is a warm fi ien' the entire community. Hie has out :epest sympathy. Prof. WV. T. Merritt. formerly of Va. bo has spending the summer months >wn bere. left !ast Monday for Patric .C., to teach singing taere. he ha: ined many warm friends down her< iring his stay..Come again Prof. Mer tt, we welcome you at any tme. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Clerenden. County. COURT OE COMMON PLEAS. L. 1. :'trauss and others. P .laintits. I :.:ainst Sanuel Kee* and others, Defendants. j '- Decr--c. UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A Judgnent Order of the Court of Com mon Pleas, in the above stated ac tion. to me directed. bearing date of October:nd.1 9V9. I willsellat public auction. to the hiihe.t bidder. for cash, at Clarendon Court House, at Manning, in said county. within the' legal hours for judicial sales. on Mon dar the 6th day of December. 190t. being salesday. the follow ing descri b ed real estate: All of that tract of land in the town of Sunimerton, in Clarendon County, in said State. bounded ou the North bv land of A. P. and J. M. Burgess: East by land of J. Seale: South by Avenue -B;" and West by lot of Ro gan and Lanham. The said lot of land being one-half of lot No. 10. on A ve nue B. as shown by a plat of the sane made by H. T. Cantey. Surveyor, Mar. 1905. Purchaser to pay for papers. E. B. GAMBLE. Sherift Clarendon County. JOUN G. CAPEP.S. (of South Carolina.) Ex-Commin'itoner Ln:dr lxenue JOSEPH D. WRIG11T. CAPERSa --WRI(4H' - -ATToRNEYS AT LAW, Ev..ns Bui.ling. WASHINGTON. 1. C. Telepho)ne. Main 6WI. foethe cough an dh.3slingsf We Have Mo NEW. S1 which is one of the largest. molt < ings in the State. We have spart making our stables a comfortable modation of our friends and .patror New Horses There never has been in thi6 and Mules than can now be found: Mule we sell goes with our guaran Carriage Horses, Buggy Horses Also Dr. White's famous Horse Re New Buggies If you want a good, strong Wagon. we can supply you at pric to see us for Harness, Saddles, Rc pertaining to this line. .' want.; Istables, and we feel assured that w or Buggy, Surrey or Wagon. COFFEY 2 To Our Friends a THE MANNING OIL MII from the South Atlantic Oil Co., career under the present ownershil of our friends for their support an! We have tried in the past to absclutely fair-and honest with al] for a continuance of your suppor reasons - FIRST : Ours is a. local stock is owned outside of South Ca SECOND : We pay arnua: Treasurers over $600 taxes which ing the expenses of our local gove2 THIRD: It costs us about $ ,the seed we purchase, and of this a here at Manning. In other words, 1(66 2.3 bushels) you get market pr munity gets 84 of the amount it cos you sell a ton of seed to the other I for the seed, and SOME OTHER( of the money paid out to manufacti We could mention a number the above is suflicient to convince home industries. I Yours very Manning I C. R. SPROTT. 1 I THANKS I Offering for 100 B~oy's Knee Suits will go 100 Ladie's Walking Skirts. v gzo at 9Mc. 1000 Yards Check Homespun value 7 1-?c. 1000 Yards White Madras. valt 50Pairs of Men's fine Pants inThe greatest Slaughter Sa ithe history of Manning are Dprtment. Great values to patetin Ladies' Trimmed ] Our entire Stock of Dress Jenkinson's is the place fo : W.E JENKI 3TATE OF SOUTH OAROLINA, County of Clarendon. N COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. M. Pearlstine and others, Plaintiffs. against %enuedy Felder and othears, De fendants. Decree. UNDER ANI BY VIRTUE OF A lud-;nent Order of the Court of Cow- 4 non Pleas. in the above stated ac ion, to me directed, bearing date of fune 12. 190.). 1 will sell at pub-l" ic auction, to the highest bidder, for 4ash. at Clarendon Court House. at Lanning. in said county. within the egal hours for judicial sales, on Mon lay. the 6th da. of December. 1909 )eing salesday, tihe following describ d real estate: All that parcel or tract of h-nd in Ilarendon County, in said State, con aining fifty acres, more or Iess, )ounded on the North by land of rhowas Felder and by Potato Creek; -ast by Potato Creek separating said and from lands of Stephen F. White; outh by lands of estate of Nexsen; Lud West bv lands of Adrianna Lem on; said tract of land being the same rhich was conveyed to Kennedy 'elder by Stephen F. White by deed lated September 90th, 1901. - Purchaser to pay for papers. E B. GAMBLE, - Sheriff of Clarendon County. Trespass Notice. All persons are hereby forbidden rom trespassing on the land around __ cott's Lake in Clarendon county. aid lands bolong to the nudersigned Lnd those found trespassing will be >rosecuted. R. B. SMYTHE, = B. C. RAGIN. - red Into Our! ~ABLES :nvenient and up-to-date build ,d neither pains nor money in and safe place for the accom Ls. and Mules market a leaner lot of Horses Lt our stables. Every Horse or 2 tee. Farm .iules, Draft Mules, Saddle and Driving Horses. medies. and Wagons. handsome Buggy, Surrey or s io meet competition. Come bes and Wbips, and anything rour personal inspection of our e can suit you to a Horse, Mule k R IOBY. Lnd Customers : ~L has been rec.ntly bought and at the begin.iing of our >we extend our thanks to all I patronage. deserve your support by being of our customers, and we ask b for the following additional company-not a dollar of its rolina. Ily to the Town and County helps that much towards pay -nment. 30,000 per year to manufacture mount, $20,000 is spent- right when you sell us aton of seed ice for the seed and the com ;ts to manufacture them. When ellow, you get the rr.a ket price 3MMUITY gets the benefit 2re them. of other reasous, but we think you that it pays to patronize truly, Dil Mill, resident and Treasurer. 1 1 November at COST. orth $1.50 to $2 each, will * will go at 5c. the yard, * e2-Sc., wil goat' S -c. 0 will go at sacrihce prices.0 e of Ribbons ever know~n $ now on in our Millinery* fTer in our Millinery De oods and $ilks must go.* 1 r argains. 1 NSON CO.{? 01 0; nONEY GIVEN AWAY RREE ! To show appreciation to our customers tor their liberal trade, we offer them a discount on the purchases. READ THE CARD BELOW. 1! KrasnOff's Store 00 I-. M, C 0 ~ 0 6 ~ 0 00 ICIO TH ETRCKIN CHAI FRE F 0_ _II You may select in our Furniture Department, to the -L .e~ who will return to us, three days before Christas, 1.--e most Cards checked. For further information call at Krasnoff's Corner Store. Wac This~ SJLSpaceX ! SpecUTal CARt OUT !