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L!LIME, CEMENT* : Ac. 4. + I +ic anHAY. 6RAIN. +1 +Lie Flour. SIp -stu:. tran. x Co . and Chicken e HORSES. MULES. Vlip ago'*s and Harne-ss. -N, BOOTHARBY LIVE STOCK CO. SUMTER. SOUTH CAROLINA + Tobacco Sales ! MANNING Tobacco Warehouse. IS THE PLACE. We have been selling larqe quantities of To bacco and have gotten good prices for the Farm ers. Lugs are selling high. Bring your next load here and 'get the highest price you ever got for a load of Tobacco. All we want is just a trial to show the peo ple we mean to pay for it. Yours for High Prices. CLARK & COTIIRAN, Proprietors. PURE PARIS GREEN 25c. Per Pound. A Work of Art A That is what-your home -:an be if you decorate it with Alabastine. For apmpropriteness is true art; and not only can you make your homne deco rations appropriate with Alabastine, but you can mke them reflect your own taste in a way that is not pos sible with any other form of wall covering. medy take terob today tosed us you. addyss o The Alabastine Company, TME PACKAGE THE MANNING HARDWARE GOMPANY, We Offer for S ale Brush Cars, $500.00: uick. 1050.00. and Cadillac "Thirt" at $1600.00. and make delivery from stock. The above Cars are nothing new to the trade. for years they have travelled through our mud a:ui sand beds and we feei, when otfering you one~ of the abve Cas we~ offer you a Car that has stoodl the test and echari tifnds t~hem more popuilar. Ask :my o:; rummneo the aibove Cars their opinionz and we. wil r sk c nseuee If you aire in the u maret or expe" to r~ atan i ask u. for a demLonstrtiton. it i ,a * asr o sho rou. B. M. Baian&Sl.8 PhysicianS Advise th s fagoodlaxative, to keep thx'w4 pe n preventthposm funi-3 T~ aetprod.uct of s.ier.ce w V ELtu tax.:'~e Liver & rup, purey veeale. e:: stomachan buwels, andle Is of the greates~t ponsbie efay :n const ption. :n.~gest? bzios .s sak headaiche, feverishnes~s. Joh ttence, etc. Try\ V0 LAXATIVE LVOULIVER SY RUP Life on Farama Canal a_ had one fri:ght ral dra, :iamalar %ouble that ha'. brouht .uTerin1 :!: .:lsth to ath4ousands. The er t au, bisia. fevrit~' :i..a. b teihousne ima.cN.la(std. waeI t arwso. and a cr:.ielt. uir t'ui rtima''i: .-lvr a :I , .,t~ :tw m : ie re m ilt o b:-.,. --T':-- -- b ak.es i amndP .rvl tme of a %ery --! er.tack of mn. Heria. rites Wm. .. F-twell. of I". ima. N. (7. "and I've hadi _ood hi-ah ver since " ('are Stomtiuab. i.in-r nI idt-vy Troubles. andi ,rt-% -to T% -hm. :e aaned by skn th !!z ugis&ts.d: He Met nas .atz.: TheLA lussta:: rarsh: .,virf wa imovus as a je-ster .itid was ftnd o, LaLfusin-- Ithe ruien under his con: madA( by asking the-.n unlexpected :ant. bsurd quun k; u Io N tcas ional!, e met his match. Th~us one bittei anuary night. such as lussia on]: an produce. he rode up to a sentr; ad demanded: "Hlow many stars are there In tb cy?" The soldier. not a whit disturbed nswered coolly: "'Wal. a little, and I'll tell you. .nd he deliberately commenced coun! ig. "One two. three." etc. When he had reached 100 Suvarofi ho was half frozen. thought It hig Eme to ride off. not. however. wltl' ut inquiring the name of the read, .ckoner. Next day the latter fount mself promoted. Gypsies and Death. The custom of piacing the prope-t; r the dead in their graves has alway en followed by the true Roman psies. It is due to some old trad! on of ill luck attending the possessio. . an article whose former owner I one. and much valuable property I urle: In this belief. There is also : ntlment among gypsies against th ssession of anything that has be inged to a dead person. because I rves to remind the living of the de rted and Inspire it. them a dread o eath. The custom of burying thei roperty with gypsy dead dates fror 2e earliest history of the Roman, -bes. Odd Superstitions. In England there is a superstitio: iat if a bride and groom eat per: -inkle leaves together they will Ior ne another. Should he after mar age prove recalcitrant here is a wal > win hm back: Take a piece of tb >ot of a waltlower and a partridge' art. roll them Into a ball and mak ie man eat it. If you want to knol hbether your lover loves you. crus )me bleeding heart. If the juice I .d, he does; if it Is white. he does no His Mistake. They were in the thick of their fir uarrel. "I thought your tastes were simple, aid the husband. '1 didn't expect t nd you such t high fler." "Yes. you did." she answered. "Yo new all about my being a high file s you call it. but you thought I'd b irigible." Golf Stick and Scythe. -Your boy .losh is something of a pert at golf." -l reckon." replied Fa.rmer Corntoi el discontentedly. "But he can't mak to licks with the scythe without fo4 lin'.-Washington Star. Troble teaches mena how much ther Stft uanhood.--Henry Ward Beeche: I All "C Q. D.* "Come Qui A\nother wiles a's S 'Co me Quick. Dangr" Greatest Si the 2 b We*' cleanighos ~ etting recady for thme ar. It takes seve'ral thing iquality. anotheri is I All Suits up to All Suits up to ! - 6i it -The You Saving His Feeings. The Otice Boy (to persistent lady II artit who calls six times a week)-Tbe editor-s stili engaged. The Lady Artist -Tel! him it doesn't matter. I don't wn-::t t- tuarry hIim. The Olice Boy I aven't The 'art to tell '1im that, miss. day. Try ail 1-i iI ngain next year. -Lndo1) Sketch. Optimistic. "I was pinched for being too opt!- L mistic. .\w. come off." "Fact. 1 thought the stock I was seillog would be worth something some day."-Wasbngtou Herald. c It Covers the Land. "We shall never see that great American novel. It can't be written." *Why not?' "We bare too many dialects.' c "Write it in baseball vernacular." - Washington Herald. To keep yourn: heal:in ,..:i :o avoid . 0he ;:- Of advnei : t er,::o ci on, erve -oar u!..<a: f.-ero, I,>r a riorp and .ealtu ..d a-. uLri! %our kidnevi - h 1%3kn: Foley', Kidney itemnedy. W. I'.. rowu x I' Managers of Election. H Thc followig are the nanager aps nointed to nimanat the primary elec tion to be hetd on Tuesday. .\u.st 30th next. and he - second primar% to Ibe held wo weeks thereafter: .\ico.u- E F.. Hod.e. .1. U. Hod::e. J. 0 M. Hagnal. b Clarendon-T. L agcal. .1. Ingram Wilson. J. H. Huggrins-.t Davis X Roads-A. W. Biliuos. R. T. Harvin. J. E. Rowe. Davis Station-J. P. Coleman, .1. W. 9 Childers, W. S. Ward. b Doctor Swamp-I. N. Tobias, G. G. S Thames. G. G. Frierson. p Douglas-A. Smith. D. E. Cole. A .1. Hick.c. Fork-L 13. Grittin. J. D. H orie. J. D. McFaddin. Foreston-S. M. Ilaynsworth. F. m. d Fulton. C. S. Land. P Foreston Reform --J. F. Graham, C. t W. Ihdzeway. J. C. Johson. t Gibbons Mill-D. C. Ganible. L. B. Gibbons, F. N. Thomas. Harmony-K. D. Tiodal. W. I. Hud na. S. C. Lee. Jordan-M. J. Davis. R. C. Plowden, John June, V Manning-Chas. S. Rigby. S. J. o Clark. T. F. Coflev. Manning Farmers Platform --S. L t, Davis, S. Q. O'Bryan. C. J. Lese'e r Midwav-S. F .MlcFaddin. H. M. MIelnosh. J. R. Barrow. Sandy Grove--J. H. Baker. W. T. t Kennedy. W L. McFaddin. New Zion--T. M. Beard. .John H. s DuBose. E. J. Buddin. r Paxville-M. U. C7orbett, A. M. Cubbage, T. P. Brown. Pinewood--E. P1. Geddings. j. P. Lawrence. A. W. Griftfia. Panola-W. R Davis, C. W. Brown. q 1). E. Holladav. Summert-n-J. F. Richbourg. B. C. s Rain, .1. E. Tennant, Silver-W. P. Napier. G. . Broad way, H. Cain. Bloonville--W. S. Anderson, W. C. White. P. K. Ridgeway. t A. J. RICHBOURG, County ChairmaL. Secretary. NOTICE'. neof the above mnanagers will , lease come for :he boxes at the Courtf House ir. Manningr on Saturday the :7hdyof Augus:.. The secretaries I of th various clubr. shall tile with J. M. inciham secr'-tary Executive Cm .ittee a cotv of their club rolls. cer tiied to by the presioet.t arnd secretar, of the club. which will constitute the registered list which will be sent out in the various boxes. A. .J. R1Ctuot-RG. j County Chairman. Qualified Candidates. : The follow ingt candidates. hiave tiled their pkdgres. paid thetir aness-,&ments and are entitled to be votei for in thme coming primary: For Cogrw J. HI. LESESNE. Geo. S. LEG.\RE. For State Senator. LOUIS APPELT. WV. C. D).\X'IS. For~ House of Representative%. J. D. ALLSIIROOK. D. I.. GREEN. GEO. R. J(>NFS. HI.\RVEY WV. MITrCHhtM. E. 1:. PLOWDIEN. Hi. 1B. IICH.\l:DS<>N. Jim. L. M. WOOD01S. For Judge of P robate. J. Mi. WVNDHAM. For County Treasur'r. L. L. WELLS. For County \Aditor. Fcor Mag'~i'ate at Mainning. D). J. B3RADH.\M. J1. W. FIERTO'>T. Ic..T \'LL. ... ..J . . HUUR,. 3. Mi WINDHAM. Co. Chairman.: Who Got the Baby? Once upon :t it::e : ero. c..! stoi- a baby and ::s :bWut to umkr :i elinie-r of It. The frantic molhrr-r tea::ed s piteously for the chiki that - he-croew: dile said: - - "Tell ie one truth uti y-Ou -.tial bave your balby ::g::in." The mother replied. *You will not give him back to Me." "Then." said the crocodile. *by our agreement I shall keep him. for 'if you have told the truth I am not going to 6ve him back.:nd if it is a lie I have also won.'' But the mother said. **If I told you the truth you are bound by your prom ise. and If it is not the truth It will not Lbe a lie until you have given me my :hild." Who got the baby? No Sense of Proportion. Tle yomu-: m:ant who had spent his e.rts for '-verni years without re sult in studyin;: :ti wais talking with jis ar::ctieiani uncle. who bad patiently laill the- bills. '"Of course." said the young artist. "I now I li:m-n :nde much of a go of t. but I don'~t tiIrI.^ you ought to ad rise me to try something else. You -now it's best to put all your ings In ne basket and watch that basket." *Um! That 'tnay be. Charlie; but lid you ever think how foolish it Is to ut so many baskets around one ban Iam egg?" Applied History. First Professor-My dear colleague, ['m a lIttle puzzled. When did the Irst Peloponnesian war begin? See ynd Professor-B. C. 431. First Pro !essor-QuIte right, quite right. That .s the number of my doctor's tele hone. I was to call him up and tell tim my wife is sick.-Exchange. Your Own Misfortunes. Bear your own misfortunes with half lhe resignation that you bear other people's and you will be happy. It is ;o easy to tel! other people how to be ierolc and so difficult to be courageous yurselves. A Slight Change. Slight changes sometimes make a ;rent difference. "Dinner for nothing." xould be agreeable. for instance; not ;o. 'Nothing for dinner." His Wish. Tom-I wish this ten dollar bill was t ten dollar debt. Dick - Heavens! Why? Tom-I'd never get rid of it. Zeveiand Leader. Foley Kidaey Pills Tonic in quality and action, quick in -esults. For backache, headache. dizzi less. nervousness urinary irregularities mnd rbeumatism. W. E. Brown & Co Candidates' Cards. congress. THE VOTERS OF CLARENDON AND the First Conrressiona: Dbtrict: I announce mysef a candidate for Conrres% rom the Frst CongreNsional DLsetrict and solicit 6bd vill appreciate your support. Clarendon County has never furnlshed a rep vnentatlvc in Con.~ress during the ftty-lve *ears of the County-% history. If Clarendon ever wants- a congre.rman I he icye now i'. her opportune time. I1 my .rned. eih stand by me in this. county and do what .hey can for mcJn the other countie'. ot 1cr *iey. Charton. Colleton and Dorchester. I be leve there is a chance of this County turr.ishina i man to book~ after the District., interet. in Lahington. J. H.: LESESNE. pMY FRIENDS AN CON'STITUEN~TS OF I herreby announce that I sha!! stand torr dection to Cong'ress. subject 'to the rulcs ;rovern na' the Democratic primary. IDuring' the year'. I have been your Congress. nan I have dlone my best to serve yoo honestly tndI faithfully and to protect your e-very inte'rest u the best of mny ablittv. I trust you atil have -nfidence in my ability to .verve you. and I shail e'stren and app~reciate veryv bhihy any as dttance you may render mae inl the cnania:r !:ri marv. G EO. S. LEG.\RE. Govo. I IIPEG To ANNOUCE MY CANDtD.\CY or the oni1ce of Covernor. sub~eet to the <1.. usIon of the Democratic voters of the the State. Campah-n promise are casily made M.y pur e'ov: Is. if .lect.A. to:.:ive' the peopPe a p-aai. sonst :ard busine-sike admratistraton. Of our,.e I sha.. advocate::ood roads.,ejod senools ad :.! .'.enrnmer~.a.m', att~tad. as. to the .ae. h-in: we':: ;:.cx:: t.. the i:b::e fo.r mar".v wars. I consistenty advoc'at.d prubia.tioa. and was. among the tlrst to tve* mioney'andi lend :ni'uence . push i.i movemnent mrore tha:: twe'nty vears A', a biusiness man my ch:e: atm. :! elected. ill be to conduct a 'StatC ;overnmentt ablonr usin'ess lneN. Ft. HI. UYATT. Senta. [ hEREBY ANNOUNCE MY-ELF A (AN .1;date for the :enate. sub.ect to the rules of he D~en.oc.ratic perimnary. W. C. DAYIS. F EINGt. that I have a'iven to the peopic of Carendon County and to the State. a con cintous ..rvic-- as. State Sen~ator. I oger't :ay 'lIt a.. a candidate for re-election to th" $ena.t". utject to the reeiuiremnent.s or the l)'-ncratic House of Representatives. [)!EICEY AN~OCNCE MY.Ivat' .1 CA.tN didate or theHoute e Represta tier ettthr'.,othe Democratic part.marv. * [HEREHY ANNUNCEt MYVsELFt A C.\N dildate' for the House ot ltepresentattre., .uject to the rules andi e:en: ents of the )fna'cr-atlc pearty. Sy experien'e a., a I.eg, or places me In position to) a.ta'.n mak:n: such aws a- ar-- ,uttl to the p.-.' :.ed-. :td to ppse those attempt.s a: :e~:slation: wvhch .ee'k to a ithe classes a::ine :. he :::t.'r.-s. .helmnsss. L. :.. Wxe''Ln-. lilEY.NNOLNCE .'.It:f.F .\ CAN iatfe orthe~ House of lsepresenta:re. . t t th-: rules of the Democrat:e primarv. .\ANNOWNCE .\xYsELF.\ ACANIDATEk t..r the .ower lti>se o'f hepr"-. tat '.ws. e't to the ru:es and r"e.ulatzan, of th' e >-' t.ti party. E;. I: P'towDEN. 4' lledo i the t.eg t ':~re s." 'r. -: lao. I hereby a.noune mt.w:. a' .. cr':lt o er'w theu: in: the ::ext l.e:-:statur'. .ye ::erules atat re:ulaton,= *: th.' De)." -. p1.. '. . -eco i::prm r .-to iI Ut-ltY AlNN'E 'YN-'.l a i F~at or Ce ounty T:e;>re-::.C : ANN ltN,.TC *i-H.\R .N'..R: i1)':E To ax.. N I: E':1xa0.N I HiBY.\NN'a*NiE .M-.F A 'A anaeFor J dmgei oReree:.. ., For Counsty~ Treasurtser. I mAnsNOC4 AN~'rEL A NAnDx' for Mago~cviL.-strate at urt Ho.se. thdaec wit.<r..e preqirn::vithe oef thcM Not:ce of County Carspaign Meetings. The iio-:0 ie Exectxutive ( 'omnmittve t has fixed li.- fe,;iowin- pitee. for the ecampaign ineeungsl.. . Tiurbevi:h-. \ .\ lt h. Sardinia. Thursd:av. .\ugust 14th. * .\!-a . a i? i . -I h-z.2l y. I .\9. Pa I -ax - .:. T .--. . .\ 1J a. : .* I -Sumnw1t.r:onj. Th;ursd!ay. .uut2">-th. h \ani-. -iday,,. .\;Iu-ust 2(;th. d . .1 .I i 1011 :-.: Coun iv ('hairman. .I.\\I-'S N. XVINDI .\.\ I Important Notice. The- ' a the- Se -arie. of t* t--veral Demiicwra iv club, rst'i.L pre r pare :td siied with the Secretary of the xecutive CommniLtee a 1luplic'ate of I iheir club rola;! ccrti:ied to. and the -anl.e -mn.t be in the hands o! the Secre :ar: : :.r t han niin .u ust '.th. I*.'. order f .\. . - t C C~ty(hairmezu. Notice of Discharge. I will apply to the Juad:re of Pro bale for Clarenlon roity. on the 5th day of Septernber. 19,10. for letters of discha:r::e as ::nardi.at for Honey I Floyd. formuerly a minor. W.J. TI 'ItBEVILLE, t, uardian. Taur!be v ile. 'S. C.. A uwru .01. 1910). STATE OF SOUTH CAROLNA, County of Clare;:don. By Jame M. Windham, Easq.. Judge of Probate. WHEREAS, Benjamin \Valker Hol Viladav made suit to me to grant him Letters of Adninistration V0of the estate and effects of Chorine Rtich- I ardson Holladav. f These are therefore to cite and ad r monish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Chovine Richardson Holladay. deceased. that they be and appear before me, in the Court c." Probate. to be held at Man ning S. C.. on the 16th dayof August next, after publication hereof, at 11 lo'clock in the forenoon. to show cause, i any they have, why the esaid administration should not be ranted. 1 Given under my hand, this 1st av of Amr.u'st A. 1). 1910. JAMES M. WINDHAM, [.AL. 1 Judge of Probate. A Volcano. ' "What is a volcano?' asked the - teacher. "A mountain with a dre inside." said one.I t A smile of comprehension spread over the pumIed face of the smallest pupil as she asked surprisodly, "Is that D a mountain range?' Sale of Personalty. Puruant to an order of J. M. Wind han, judge of Probate. I will sell to the highest bidder for cash. at the residence of the late Peter W. .lavroe. near Man ning, S. C., at 11 o'clock a. m.. on Turs dav the 1st day of September next, tujs yfollowig personal property: One COW, thirty bushels corne, one one horse wag on -one shot qun, one buggy. nine * shoats. and one lot of household and k iti'hen furniture and one lot plantation tools. WAL-rER B. .JAVROE. Administrator. Manning, S. C., A ugust 15th, 1910. sess to Men ''c. Q. D. ck, Danger"~ satte sent out to all men (ome qu ick, for if you do it Values of eason claninig up al! stocks-- 6 rival of new lFall goods. to maketk a bargfainI. ( )ne i to adateniess. atnothetr is ' -d; s18.00 - $10.50 25.00 - 515.50 3 aurslfI..N a ~~rg for P ,,- TRnlinhle Nervous "I was very nervous," writes Mrs. Mollie Mirse, of Carrsville, Ky., "had palpitation of the heart, and was irregular. "On the advice of Mrs. Hattie Cain I took 2 bot tles of Cardui and it did me more good than any medicine I ever took. "I am 44 years old and the change has not left me, but I am lots better since taking Cardu." E 54, TakeARUI The Woman's Tonic Cardui is advertised and sold by its loving friends. The lady who advised Mrs. Mirse to take Cardui, had herself been cured of serious female trouble, by Cardui, so she knew what Cardui would do. If Cardui cured Mrs. Caua and Mrs. Mirse, it surely will cure you too. Won't you try it? Please do. APPAREL SHOP FOR MEN AND LADIES Everything of the best fcz the personal wear and adorn ment of both sexes. We till mail orders carefuliy and promptly. DAVID OUTFITTING COMPANY. Charleston, S. C J. S. BELL, GENERAL MACHINIST Sanitarv Plumbing, Steam Fittin, and Automnobile Repairing A Specialty. A eat for Maxwell Automobile%. IYou will tind me at my shop every dav, and to serve you will be a pleau urt, -All my work guaranteed. South. M ' S.c, one block f rom Court Hous LOANS NEGOTIATEI On First-Class Real Estat !Morgge. Purdy & O'Bryan, IATTORNEYS AT LAW. Manning, S. C I DON'T I ZEIGiLER'S Ph1ARMACY. W.0. W. Woodmrien of the World. M.eet~s on Necond .londay night~s 8:30. Visiting Sovereigns invited. A r ORNEY% A'. LA"B w.c s-. M. . w N RG ~D A\'s & W EINBE RG. ALTTORNEYS AT LAW , MANNING, S. C. PrompTIt at:entio:.'iven to ,olleCtitcu PYURDY & O'B3RYAN. Attor'evs a:td Cour~e:o:s at Law. .\TTrORNEY AT LAW. .\i.NNING. S.(. ATTORNEY; .T LA-.\ ARANT'S DRG. S TOR. The Licensed Druggist jj ne jjvehnn The, Bank of Mimnfflf.i Manni S. C. Sto .o:.~ ' . - Total Proc.uteo Iim $it.000f P, START YOUR BOY in the riahtv wa. Good habits itusUlled in the youth will bear good fruit in after rea-s. Whether it be the smail accountof the boy or a bsiness account o! the man t:at 1,4 entruted to us we can uaranteed perfect satisfaction THE NEW BATH TUB is n(., only -a thin, of beauty. but a joy for ever" to the familv who is wise enough to know the value of thi bath for health and beauty. You can revel in the luxury of one of the newest der signs in our bath tubs a- a reasonable cost, when we plumb your bahroom. as well as up-to-date wash stands. foot tubs, closets. etc.. with open nickle plated sanitary plumbing. R. 11. nlASTERS, 127-129 King Street, Charleston, S C Clarendon Pressing Club* Cleaning, Pressing. DytL.; and Rer pair Work done in li rst-class manner and a. reasocable rate. .ember's 4 sois 400lled g11 PO N8 10 o. All kinds of high-grade Tailoring. Give me a call. 'Phone No . WAYMAN A. SMITH, Prop., MANNING, S. C. Hacker Mfg. Co. Si'CCESSORSTO 680. S. Hacker & Sor, CILARLESTON S.' We Manufacture I Doors, Sash and Blinds: Columns and Bialusters: Gri!!es and Gable Ornaments: .screern Doors and W'indiows. WE DEAL IN Glass. Sash Cord and Weights. A. J. WHITE & CO.. Sujccessors to W. F .IENKiNSON CO. UNDERTAKERS. We bave boud.-. the: 1'dertaking Departmnt of XX- i-.2- -'-kn4 Co. and wili keep ou ha:A a :~etw Une of Co!tlns and cai- -. We *' ac pe:'dto dot Emban- -.!a carr-v a *1ce of .'e :r lio " A. J. WHITE & CO.. IFOLETS HONEYAsoAR The originl LAXATIVE cough ady1 For cou.ghs. Colds- thr -... Good for every body. ''C-t The genuine FOLEY'S HONEY and TAR is l aYlow pac-<ae Refuses'btitutes. Preparod'only by Foley & Company, Chicago. W. E. BROWN & CC. SMIITH BRO.S' O0RC HESTRA FIVE FIECES.