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Thos common fc ciple true in the Sou to enter tl 1913. Gov( | CO Everybodv sh ancestors in living stone evening of the 23rd be s Governor Vai with a facile power that carried aloft to the spea As an orator, soll. It will be a rare tz Remen fathers the land's pri * b AIauning E mes. IA.NNING, S. C., M AY 22- 1912. 0 iishes All County and Town Of ficial Advertisements. RUTh CHAPTER, NO. 40, HROYAL ARCH MASONS Riegular Meeting. Second Men S day~ in Each Month. Cr 'acdTON DtR-AT, FRED LSEES" Hi' a Priest. Scrtar. MeznnlinrChaDptor,.No.1$) - *Ord ,0 -oratern Spar." PR.uha Meeting. FirstTedy in each Month. (Mrs.) G. M. SN IT. 't- M \ (Miss) Susis HARils. Sec. g ST. PETER'S, NO. 54, A. F. Fl. Nextt Mee t ir. Wedruesdny- 5:00. F. C. Dei.reet eC or'r d F. L WQLFz. W. M. E- J- ]3ows'- ScC IJus ic, a fresh lot of those Ielegant Globe Hams. They're ' .fancy and fully guaraateed. Picnic Hams 15c lbI jUn less you keowe the cure the price tells nothing. These are dainty little ;yi Pie Nice Cured just like :he best Ham SThis is unusually :The meaj ad easily worth ore than we ask : Do not foe the eeture t'scrr" C. jh~ t.1OGe't tikts n.. 2 )i Th 'g crand loare of K'~h ofIl' vt1 V1s MIarie Buddi of Tabo:e,. In tis issue will be I0u - e card Marriedt by J u -I M- V.'9 on the 8:h. ins:. r- tY .. emi charge of. e, and sacrifi men will alwa hland, H . J Im- M .e greatest la Prnor Vardamo uld be here to give the distini This is no scheme to gratify as ,t aside by everybody for the occ laman as a platform speaker has mpresses metory's tablets. Th er's conclusions. and this with a< lovernor Vardamati ranks with oat to near this distinguislied So her, this is fo t future gene: ciples. There is being ciculated a petition ior the governos clemency in the case of Frank D riggers. Mnarried by Judge Windham yester day Mr. Curtis Dennis of Columbia and Mifss Lizzie Anderson of Bloomville. M1essrs. HI. B3. Richardson and Francis Bulmann of Sumter. were among the visitors in M1anning yesterdtay. Comnlimentary to MIisses Haynes and Suson, the young men gave a delight ful fish fry at 31artin's Lake Friday eveming. MIarried on the 13th. inst., by Judze of Probate Windham, MIr. Wallace Gaymon and M.iss Aslee White. Unqh of M~anning. MIisses Susong and Haynes. who have been visitin *S rs. L. H. Harvin in M!an n ng, left this morning for their home n Tenne-see. One of the questious that should be aked in his countyv of candidates for t'e legiature is, do they favor a~ bond isue for roads. \1arried last WVednesday by JTatm.s 31. Windham, Judge of Probate, M]r. L. . DuBose and Mliss Hattie Bradley. Boh1 of Paxville. There was a killing last night on the plantation of Mir. Henry Rtichardson near Pan'ola. Robert B'rown killed Edenbor o Lawyer. The ntress reports this morning indi eate th'at Harmon has carried Obio 'r the Democratie nomination and.Rcose vel: the Repubtlican. M1r. L. A. Brunson of Anderson spent svral days in and around Summerton viiing parents and friends and ie turned to Andersou M1onday-. Invitations have been issued for the comngn marriage of Mir. 1B. Brent Beedin of M1anning. and Mi1ss JTanie C. Dckson at Blacksweck, S. C.. June 4th. 1r. and Mirs. L. H.. in gave a ecuton at their home last Wednes (av evening. in honor of their charm 'ng guests. Misses Hlaynes and Susoug. Cards are out announcing the coming marig ofir.' Jhn' Albertus Ulack wel an tis Kahering Boyd Gailiard. o take' place at home in ianning, Wed neda re.)oon a' 5:30 o'clock. June Tim ToMs reaerwll ::o'e that 110' Th. iL~ iT 1'"m of Bi-hou;vi e, haanounced b(in. s .lf a canm:ida:. frr th o ice of C.Ircui . !!itor. iTe -in mon i:1 e peachd b D ". . 31 e -- . .o..... raising funds Ced their all ex4 ys die for, hav amns K. Varda: vmaking body in will lecture i: hed orator a real Southern welcotn erice. or to enrich individuals, but i sion. Remember, the tickets are or few equals, the press criticisms thro y say his spontaneous similes and legree of intensity that is magnetic. uch platform entertainers as the la1 therner. Mississippian of Mississip the benent of: ations may kn Married at Clayton. A1abama last Thursday. MIr. Georgze W. Williams and 31iss Claude Wright. The couple wili make M~anning their home. where they t are favorably known. The groom has d been head salesman in the store of Mr. G Louis Levi for a long time and the bride was the principam of the rrinity school.N Application for a charter has been d made'to the secretary of state to estab- s lish a trading stamp concern in Man ning. Thne local company will tive at away wh1at they will cafl "gold bond" w stamns cool for premiiumns. The c.har- P ter for the loceal company was applied for by C. R. Breedin and. S. L. Hu g- 11t gins. corpocrators.D Dr. SMilton Weinberg is in New York 01 taking a post-graduate conrse in mied cine. Hie gave up the government. work -I to devote himself to the general prae- d tice of his profession. Dr. Weiniberg L. has had bet:er opportunities than the ~ average physician. and when he lnish- I es at the nost-grauate college he will ItI be well equipp)ed for his work. Mlanning and Turbeville had a game I) of ball here last Friday resulting in the P~ annihilation of the boys from across f Black river by a score of 20 to ~in f'a. m vor of Mfanning. The M~anningites were Ip( much elated but just wait the Tur-be- LU ville boys were only feeling and when si they get our boys over there what they " will do for them will be miany'. Quite a number of scottish rite mna- ~ sons from M~anning spent several days et in Charleston last week attending the b< annual reunion of the consistory. There o 0 were qiea number of candidates. la n o n e h w e v e r fro mi 3 a n n in g in th e class. This town has the distinetton' than any town of its size in the State.|t Remember the lecture for the bene- T1 i of the coufederate monument on the ro eventng of the 23rd. Governor Varda mana of .\ississippi is one of the bes entertainers in the South. and the P cause he has been brought here to ad vocate and aid should ap~peal to every h man. woman and child in the county Lt the schiool auditorium be tilled to oerowivng. Viatgistrate Rlichbourg (f Summer-I Iton. iekedl up a susuicious negr tha he found blding in Santee swamp. Hie m) wired to the Co'umbia State ba t seems nothin was known of negr~o of the descri utiou given b ei n wat inLd thateit. 'Terewas recent'ly akiin if s man i o h n atdtee The de-cripth isa ollows Ger~~ eoke color, abou 45yasod.lf a missng. caron top of head. medium hgt adwegt.ad iioslok ing. H wae areste vonday on si p'Io'. for the mnonue sept a noble arranged to man, of Missi; in the world, 1 Manning in . Hie comes to aid in a glorioux is a call upon those Nho can co sale at Zeigler's Pharmacy. igh the South sing his praises l( his rapid flights from the hi ;e Henry Grady and Robert Ir ians. and &n American of Amer aising funds'1 >w of the dar: Williams-Wright Neptiais. Oe of the muost beauiiiful aflairs of e season was the' early morning wed g of Miss C(ode Wii~Xright and M1r. ecrge W. Wiliams, both of Mlanning. C., at the home of tha bride's aunt. x's. A. L. M\artin. The boundless wealth of spring came wnl to cr'own this matin union, and &d its sweetness and beauty. andi its nd of sunshine. throuzh all the house d over all the c-arth. The livmng-roomn ere the nume-rous and handsome resents were displayed. was decorated ferns and Dorothy Perkfes roses,and~ e parlor, where the cer'emony was rformed. showed a clor scheme of hita and green artistically carried : in ferns and Easter lilies. The guests were invited in by M1rs. D SammnS and Mes. 0. B3 Praett. ' was received by M1r. and Mrs. A I'rtin, Mrs. S. J. Wrizht and ses Claude and M1argaret 3Martin. At hal afer six tihe SwVeet strains ox : wdding mar'ch were sounded by S. Lu! 'WXest axnd the bride and *oom,~ accomp'anied by the matron of Or.4 1rs. S. J. Wright entered the eox and, in the presence of many xends, were made man and wife. Tne arriagre ceremony was impressively ifomed by the R1ev. JT. S. Shxaw. of' Pres~byterian church, while the eet straxns of melody of love were re. stly reridered by M1rs. West. e bride was attireo in a becoming in-way gown of brown messainee. tth hat. cloves and shees en suite, and red an arm bouq'uet of American autyt roses. \3xrs.X Wright'.. gowvn was whiie linen embeocisled' in mnaereaa c. with this she w~ore blark pecture2 [mmediately after the ceremrony Mir. ad Mxrs. \\illim lft oer the Can i of Georeia for Rihmond. Balti >eC. New Yorki and ozter lolints erv will be a t home in .iuael in M1an Mr. \\'iliams'' as lss Claude Wright S one of the ohi C lyton girls. she ying only receot'ut oved to South L.olina. H!ere she sp-nt al! of her' ppv c~hilahood das herte.ilike a pure eet liuwer, she grew rto ycuie wom blood. and lik that iiver~' swe'etened liv'.es of all withU whomxr '-he cam i ac an. wo fromx them a* ~ luinx e and affectio. he grooxm ;s a promi nenhuxns o of ala-."'nn. S. C . and x-s mly 'eeei and z~repc foxr is r rt anxd ebrIxacter.-Ch~'liton (.a. ) .crd 3!y 17. Does Snrmter War~t the E'rth? 'he west(r i-orio o1LI)(f Clarendon2 !.s "imm i'n ' m er of being takingr av to' b '' :rve" to Sutr', and uinless 'i r 't v' am'ities I t b.iusy to have s 'emint ichc the2 election 1 be0 had0 :m " oniable tr'ouble aegn'ne en tld There aire a fe'w :ssinihe villa I of 1 i.IhrO2o w hor vo her:: agita~in:tesvrn :n .:e I' ram 'ar oud , tnd I:.x I to .:auner f t some t 'm o iri fe - *a : ic lto -~ic s b ing ut.:av sir~el As e uner m opgd wipVt (ue iu take o a.. , ..-Lr i at ot se he g iro ''s mov Wis eA Co nent to the her nanhood, and d secure the serv 3sip<* si1p former g the United Sta the Graded a y cause. and it should b. the feeling ie to do so, and those who cannot 2dlly. They speak of him as an irre norous to the serious are absorbin; ersoll. He has the philosophy of lans. bo erect a Mom ig, the sufferin > accomplish except to put that section ore conveniently to a court house town ecause of their railroad facilities, but will this recompense them for the ad- N ditional taxation they will assume. in umter has a considerable bond issue. S,' and is continuing to issue bonds, only ecently Sumuter issued bonds to con-.1 ribute to the Seaboard Railroad, this of ontribution was forced upon 'the peo- I ie of the county for the benefit of the n< city and without the consent of the to ounty. Should the northwestern sec ion as proposed annex itself to Sumter jth~ tshould be known that it will not re- th~ ieve the tax payers of that section from ti he court house bonds of Clarendon; ca hey cannot get away from paying their oc proporton of this tax to Clarendon nut- sa withstanding the additional burdens sv hey assume in going to Sanmter. u We would not for' any thintz !ay an at bitacle in the way of the people ha v-1of ingwhat they want. but when it is pro- im ose to disrupt a county for the benefit su of a few individuals, it is time for us to peakc out, if we can show that it is not othe interest of the taxptyers to make S( his change It is !.he duty of our county 11 oticers to look into this matter and if P: possible prevent the loss. It should be R~ ascertained whe'.her or not Clarendon M1 a lose so much territory. the consti- P: tution has put a limitation, and if this t1 are and valuable nortion is to be taken R~ away it should not 1be permitted without P atiht. It is to Clarendon's interests to AI watch the movement closely, one of our P :unty commissioners lives near Pine oo,~and so does one of the Reresen tives, we have not heard a word from A either of themn on this subject. notr do e know whether the:. are in favor ;r It oposed to the scheme to take from A Claredon a iartze part of her mnot val- D) Lable possessions: w:e think it, is due to their coratitent; for their views to be known, if thrv faver ceaving Us. the P people of :Le county shoui.a know)~ it he- Di fore the next nri marv comes on so toev IP mya be gover'ned in their selection of IH amionrs and represenltatiVe5 Si entlemen let :he peopie krnow how do( :> stand ont the ouesti'n of keepmn he connt~y intact, and whether or not A ou will use your intiuen~ce in preven g the move on foot.A Workman School Closes. On !ast Eriday evening. the Work a schlo!. un der the macagemnut of l s Mlarks of Coin n biai. had its clo+ Ler :exec:ises 5dis T1arC tn' the pat os dleserve a rrea'. deal of credit for e olnidt entertain ment given or-> he eildren, ovr on o them ceury ur though th parts splendidly. The~ rog ram w as: S lraver....... ...... -.by Rev. Hall Pi \\icomne........h Azille :deKaitht TI I . , on..--B by iud-.... ... ... .. i. oo GI:- ...' .. .....b Virge E>:s 'ure. ...---...bX . B a o. 've \\'ill... .. .. h "!e tie lrrow 'o"'-Blow it\~ d .. ... ch l cve-... . .. . . y D r.I ]. . \ . u ~ >a oree -'n l Pe-.s' i- . ....... ....... .... 7 Ho .nd(:i SA.ni~ Lovi-r. y r':'.e 1it [IL1 lm oes who bart ared to stand ices of one of ~overnor of hi tes Senate, o: Sy3 of all to help tnose who are str ~ome in person, to send the pric istable orator. with a remarkab Sand his words are trenchant. Lincoln, and the bluntness of iment to the g, and the se New Zion School Closes. The commencement exercises of the w Zion public school which was held the schbol auit~iorium on Friday, ~turday, Sunday and Monday, May 10, 12 and 13 were. from the standpoint a casual visitor, an overwhelming cess. The exercises throughout were tonly interesting but such th'at tepd edify and instruct. t would be hard to say just what was best attraction. Some seem to think .t the big old time picnic dinner was crowning event. The writer's vo >ulary. is'inadequate to give to the asion its proper eulogy but suffice to ythat from the recitations of the ~et girl graduates to the beautiful iw of oratory of the mrost eminent or ors of our state, it was, in the words Holy Writ, "Well Bone." The corn uity is to be congratulated on its cess. The program follows: FRIDAY EVENING. g...........................Shool usic. tr............."Counterfeit Bills,' ettation. sic. av........ ....."After the Game" iC. ~ciation. v..........."The H-ap~py Family" usie. av..... "Stick to Your Word Gal" SATLRD)AY diess....................... ..harlton DuRaut. Manniag, S. C. roduction of Speaker. dres......... .Judge hra B. Jones aner. SUNDAY MORNING. eud~.e.... ..............-Parting" xoogry.....ouregation Standing ~aver. Vin. .....Cogreation Standing iipure Reading-shers inlstrut d to seat no oue during reading of scriptures. ithe-- Will Life Up Mine Eyes .......... ......W. HI. 1luebush no u CIen ces. erng Teceived. -m nii.............. .............. - e. A. 1R. Woodson. Manning. S. C. me.C2 $1.(..ongegat ion Standing edic.tio. SUND)AYx EVENING:. thm:--Thei Lord is Risen Indeed ................W. TH. Ruehush ripture Readinz. LYr. -on....b Rev. A. RI. Wroodson aver. min. 41. ciolgu--"llosaiiud'sh urrenth'. m ifo Du'..................... . -- ....b Mis1 Laedrm *bq 1ologuie The Swt G iri Grhu aIe". ..b Mis . die W'heeler INOTICE. -m~r..11 comission dated May V,-.aLd by HIon. Rt. M. Me s * ece- of Statte. the. Books of siin to' W ihe CapitalI Stock of Gid Good Tradingz Stamp Corn xv: wib oci:ed on May 23rd, 19]32. :30 a. m. . the oflice of The Man GoeyCo. S. L. H CGGINS. C. R. BR1mEDIN. Board of Carpnn.orner Dead! ~d their breas for the right the greatest s native State. 1 the 4th day < , :3 1 ggling for the shaft to comemor Sof a ticket as a contribution for e vocabulary, a man who burstsi nd yet, spoken with such grac ur own Tillman, with the polish memory of y ,crifices for ti SUMMERTON. Last evening in the Masonic Hall of this place a special meeting of Esther Chapter No. 43 Order of the Eastern Star was held in memory of the late Dr. William Reader Mood, in whose death the chapter has lost a most devoted and faithful member, and its brothers and sisters a most loyal and sympathetic friend. The usual ceremonies were dis pensed with. and the meeting presided over by the Worthy Patron, Mr. Joe E. Davis. who with appropriate remarks announced the program specially pre pared for the memorial exercises of the evening, which was as follows: -Prayer by the Rev. W. S. Trimble of the Presbyterian Church. IHymn. Address by Mr. C. M. Davis offering resolutions tbat a fitting memorial be purchased and kept in the chapter room to "constantly remind us of the noble life and'exarnple of our devoted broth er" ISuggestion by Mr. JT. Fred Lanham that a Holy Biible or brass wand would either one be an appropriate and useful memoial.-Chapter makes selection of wand. Tribute by Dr. Ellison Capers. Pe andtT expanory h ethoistb Pem and e.xT.anory temethos b Church. Hymn. Poem and and ress by Rev. Trimble. Prayer by Rev. Major. Hymn. Ad journmnent at the blow of the gavel. Under the direction of the Worthy Matron, Mrs. William H. Anderson, the ball had been draped in black, the only decorative feature being a hand somie bouquet of white lilies upon the alter. S. B. A . See. Esther Chapter No. 43. Summerton. S. C., May 17th. 1912. The Cantey Club was delightfully en tertained Wednesday afternoon, the 15th. by Miss Furse at her beautiful home a few miles from town. Delicious refrehiments, which consisted of cream and cakes, were served. Those enjoying the afternoon were Mesdames WV. A. Richbourg, Mathis, I. Y. Eaden. 0. B. Coskrey: Misses Gentry, Christine Cos krey, Sublett, Allen. Davis, Sue and Helen Canter. Barbour Club Hosts ire-N'nptial Dance. On Tuesdav night the young men, of the Barbou r( Club. gave a beau t iful dance in the clubi roomsn in honor of Niss Claude Wright :mnd r. George Walton Wililiamus whouse marriage oc u:cred on Th ir..mou: Delicious purnch waus s-ryed during thec evening andu every anention shown thec guests by; H M4. Fenu. President of he club. und tie other hots The marchl was graefully led by Mr. WVil-I ims sisted~.. b:: .?is WXrigzht. The coop e- whno took~ part in the dac werL Miss~ (2aude Wright and XX. X. nWW iiias Miss Alba Nix m:0 \ r. Et 'ar Sms. Ml i.s Bessie 1-yirne : i Ir .TI. N i. isslary Robert XI r. W. Rty Lageter, of Eufaula, ur nd~ Mr H M Fenn, Mr. and Mr . J. Wright, Mr. aca Mrs. 0.B Lbruett. as Luther .Jenkies -The Caytou Alabama IRecoti. May 17,h. For Infants and Children. The Kind You flave Alway Bought Bears the Signaturn of , , . FoLEYIONEY~[TA ts to the a prmn 'lecturers ,and now )f March, S.te the deeds of their i noble cause. Let the nto poetry and pathos a that the hearer is and humor of lnger-j Dur dead ie South LCY. Jury List. W N Hill, Manning. E J Tonehberry, Silver, R. F. D. W F Dukes, New Zion, R. F. D. A 0 Johnston, Turbeville, R. F. D. Hubert L White, Wilson, R. F. D. P A Fann, Alcolu. Peter Chewning, 'Summerton. - B E Richbourg, Manning, R. F. D. J E. Reardon. Manning. ID M Burns, New Zion, R. F. D. C M Fulton, Foreston. H B Bilups, Summerton, R. F. D. J M Graham, Alcoiu, R. F. D. J H Morris, New Zion, R. F. D. J Q Mathis, Summerton.* o E Morris, Tur beville. o W McRoy, Manning. G M McKnight. Wilson. G L Thames, Manning. E L Ard, Alcolu. J R Dyson, Davis Station. C B Baker, New Zion. J S DuRant, Aleolu. H C Wheeler, New Zion. Johnnie Groomns,Lake City,R. F. B. H C Morrisg Tur beville. J N Brown, .Jr., Paxville. R IL. Gayle, St Paul. J F Lanham, Sumnmerton. P B Mouzon, Manning. W J WVest, Bloomville. Harry E-Davis, Davis Station. W H Thigpen. Lake City, R. F. Dl. L E Brailsford, Summerton,R.F.D. J E Graham, Jordan. R C Broadway, Paxville. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Clarendon. By James M. Windhamn, Esq., Judge of Probate. W HEREAS, J. W. Broadway, made suit to me to grant him Letters of Administration with the Will an nexed. of the estate and effects of Eliza 0. Tindal. These are therefore to cite and ad monish all arnd singular the kin dred and creditors of the said they be and appear before me, ithet CtrofProbate.,t be held at Man ring, S. C.. on the 13th day of Junne next. after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if eny they have, why the said administration should not be granted. Given under my hand this 22nd day of May, A nno DJomini,-1911.. J. M. ''I ND HAMh. Judge of Probate. A SM-INING EX AMPLE OF PURIT Y in drugs and compounding medicines is set hy the prescription department at Zee's. That's the reason customers don' t feel rnervous about bringing pre scriptions he.re. The physician's "RCc ipe' is followed here with absolute cer tainty Have you seen our stock of bathroom supolies, sick room conveni ences, and otti' modern commodities that will help you live better? Zeigler's Pharmacy, The Safe Prescriptionists, nlanning. S. C.