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.NNIN, S. C., JUNE.5. 191D Pub hes All County nd Towtn O ficial Advertisements. RUTH CHAPTER. NO. 40, s CT t-r -g- uMa ianninf. ('Ipt er. No. I X' rder) or-t Iaern St r ST. PETER'S, NO. 54, A. F. I. RENOVATES RUGS Disinfects F Ioors Saves Furniture Keeps the roomIs swee and clean ana mads sweeping easy DUSTDOWN Thle special Carpet kind 5e Pound at 5. 10 and 25c Store. The college boys and girs are com ing hore on mearly rJi of the tr aiS. The card of Mr. Theodore V. Gray for Corouer will be seeu in this issue. The 1'ackwell-Gaillard weddin^g takes place this afternoon in 'Kannin Mrs. Wolfe of Monroc. N C-, I- in ianning vistin, ier son, Xr. F. L. Wolfe. Mr. Paul Bryan of Wrightsville, Ga., is visiting, the family of Mr. C. R. Harti There has been a orniturve company orgzanized at Surnmerton. The peti otiners are H. \. Tda n . T. Fed Lanham Irvitatiins have be-en issued to reepio m. egie at th home of~' Misses' E - aDuLou'e '.ei0tou o. June 1:' The court of "*enera-l-.- oesion wa called lionday and 'hen ' ~jurned honor of Jefferson Davi' birthday. a legai holiday in thisSae day itn his 'atomobile for Abbeville to attend the Levi-Rosenbnerg mar riag'e that takes place this evening. The court now in sessOi hatsaev docket which will probably tak u the entire weak but. Jude Wilsoni Is dipoin of te cases in rapid order. lian'.sburg county' yesterday. Capt W. d. Burgess, agved 80 years. Th e deeas ed had many relative in thi conty. Itis renorted here that a niegro wa shot Satu'rday nigh in the Pinewvood section, but we hav~e been u~nble to learn who the partie to the shooting are. Married last Sunday at thie resid~ence of the bride's father. MIss WXille E. Hamnik'on and Mr. Johanson Morris Judg~e Richour of Fores'ou perform" ed the ceremioay. There will be an ice cream supper at. the Trinity~ school house o' Friday ev'enine 7th in's. The uroceeds ate for th~e Tliity Sunday school. The puobic is. corcially invitea. Prof. J. C. Daniel has gonQ to Sar tanburg and itis thought he will 'go abroad thuis Summwer to spend the greater part of his vacation. We hope shou;ld he take this tp hei wi'nbe able to speak h1s mother tongue without. the French accent when he gets back. young lawyer of A'lantat former"ly of M~anning is at Sardiniaviiting his Darents Dr. ~a Mr. I. M. Wood0.. This voung" tbarriter when seen i ance of beCing well treated in the Gat City of he So"th. Iea suddenly Mlonday a'ftern'on Mr. James P. .irews azedI about 50yers The deceased leavesawiow and three childre..He ha been in bdc health for several years having een strice with paralyivs. ondayv he stopp'ed rest oui Dr. C. b. Gie's ofe? te: and anote stok cm.hew. tke to his home and. in, hrttmeh passedi away. The~~I StteFxcuitveCmite: its mee:.i last inght~ a :xethi inery fo 'ihe dpaing ea.ig.Th fistmeti ,*il be' a'. Su'e oa tia asex dtant u" v'" . .e exmle fo'o re and. ii fulhearngtoal of tes. aes Sneakthievs ar opertige . . a th'lmeri iees aG a :o.A Te 'n:nn o'I %v o I , he re V l, s e tS tne nre U:! . :. of C . e : n. e :. : e_. * n . wa v :t :l m 7n 1 ."ol' 0: hn or hli - s er:. S ml n . v it:" he n. !: n g. . *)iseabutnh ; w1 r h : hei: mvn yc m n ed-:: me tn r s m r n , Z: v n m : viG ":k O 'l1--:0L ( m at p i ~ t. she ha) hr h sb th!.o -. I s*e w Ls i: a: a u: A". *l e I :t e i v:-: e D W :L I e : - V a tz he-'e son I s:: e unv hib . sl m . : - ~ re p'acel s pp ite nw. : . o: - I" Ul'd 1 "' AW me e:vt nere .irh so., ~ ~ i- oo~e :rw:.o ar or bt H oaven re aed np ur nrasre . . 1, 0. v. An 0n Csun nm I o ' ige.v Thn worm*). . tru Oerts : .\Lond tiv [oun' and iad th henit.- o B-t, - , . ometuau Out's. a. , In Heaven is her own. . Teh i :hee arm hompe dearponybst: q We miss hee m thy V p baow: T A shidow o'er : our hife is cen o, D We mais the s rin -e - of thy face. W e t, . th - ind aud w i i i. ad, Thv fond and earnestL care2. S The Lomle is dark Without he,.. We M s t.er evev re . , Earth hae l tte .Oere toms arnesSr H~eaven -.etems t- us mlore '[j. St :he sp,:..-rit o oun C:ar one To o s : ano,' h p ward :I . nn we eonz to Cross oh che, ve r. Lon wre. e n1e that shore: T'e-e to :e n. krnow ak'Al love e', 0 S . Sa.:our evermore. Sne has h'ore :'o: her ov one, Loer chilrnh . Del L a Ut h r Ue Who sn e ur dean' toile fo' BOh a beri'nte h'ome ta louhr:, al I H ah v s n how her awn o Her. We mis:eefoT hy pa-- : D( Anshdo o.iu'er "ou le is ea : ToW e mivons i th nsin o thy fac e - The Iome i Udar w Athout her. N The s her uevery ee d E iath ha lt us _ ..I< .i'o I .uhne S, Heaen seemsn~ Theu mr isright, hoir' oe the irt fouia oneTtr~n DAnd' we ong ' 'to cr osrv e a Thret se ' 'trknouad tove herw E ith' te Svior lrevrmore st H"er chiu-et a" ner 5usertuu. ot Wom she wi mh:y tole 'wt or n o ~~ Oh,~. God:~ ho y~i and ~' h i tan e ki-are Th way' nd. T< Toteake frmu thi o:th onr in te fr obeot dof hrdys. V uOd. thi eareoww oedhr h .oshar it .fntonive- hjert ' an: Gow .,breti to se. ng' .w o Hiprerv An emd V :'r from~ hr !aek.ater with t. nLN:TON I e Co:: ur. I The es'io or con:'enerdax hees thde ou er at. thaeir rset ive:: r~ae tin.I enCO taelg lh ldyi hono of he irthay o Jeiersn T Davis the y c our oune for thc <ay -pleaed gulty ad wa sentn'e to - 'rV-0'1 on yerIaa.n f-0 Ashey arrnea anD S. M 'i . .n--.--'a l n a:r wihitn oi s Ii- :tne otw er ah r .lae ams-ssul ' . ~uoywih u of fortv ollars. v anu ow.. in..... .. Jo. P iated- udr J. A. eigie -elvig che ' cfunds. HOME MI8819N8.I UIANNING AUJXILAL1AY I -t I 11 a e, x cason:,~ en on of - n~~ ~ ~~ ia i ;- y:a e 0. r~s ;;eZ.o: i isof', ao I I I L I LIU 1 ...L 0i2 Inn t n t t. Imu . a! oil all aiga-0onar, means in individ : * )1:!.rLIent of :isst~llnarlit i t s use 10 tile. trelg tnC tats. :md( { Wha Vi x are to do) as indiri(1 althoul be done at once. for eo -.wakened. I cannot. I dare )t. go to judgment until 1 have une2 tic utuiost God enables nic )(to to diTu se his gIorv tbroug-h at the whole world. Commcrccement c, Davidson College. The Davidson College came to ii (se on the .M'. (f .uay. This was t h niversit. t e of three Of ate oa century of usefai work. hi. was 'n n xceediD \ iteresti :cas:on. and v:largelV attended. e ltve been :: ite t tiut e~e uster~iuae!.Two promnisinai .-?fr m . I ..in. -eIrs .. .... and Graiv lwman are :xpect to r - C The coll en.)nferre th d egree of co Divit upoi tree miinisters a ;- ver.ono o' hthem vas the Rlev. iv;idson McDowel Douglas. who grad ted frjit some 1; years a,,o. He LOW Presdet. o^ 1he Presbyterian .re at Clinton. S. C.. which is ospering .reatlv under hs adminis Ir. Wm. J. Martin, who has been an i de prfessor in Davidson College for number of years, was elected its :isident a,. ts commencement, and t tred upon his duties, in the place of! 11.o'rv Louis Smith. who reccntly epted the Presideney of Washington i Lee Universty in Virrinia. The 'etion of D. Martin has -iven great t tisfact ion. .d the prospoets for the I ture of the colege are verv bright. &n-or Ro'l Oakdale Graded School. .APIUL. Fir. Grad.-Elmra H~arrington. Nor-i lbertus Duke and Willie Second Grade.-Ethel Epps and Wil SEvans. T'hird0 Grade. -Non e. Fourth Grade.-Heyward DuBose. Sixth Grade.-Eva Evans. MAY. First Grade.--Elma.iT'rriuton, Jane ti >linson, May Epps, Albertus Duke d Willie Harri.gion. Serond Grade.-Erline Harrington Fourth Grade.-Dishop Duke. Sixth Griade. --Era Evans. Noltice Executive Committee Meeting. il The Cenus:y Deo.cratie Executive tl iuittee is: hereby called to meet in C e court huse in 3Mzane. on Satur v. Jiune the Rh aext, t 12o'clock M. e :orde'r of A. J1. 1 :cu13ocro, M. wm DI ma. Co. Chairman. Secretary. i1 ie Clemson Agricultural College ~ s rolmu Over 800-Value of Prop- t rty Over a Million ani a Quarter- i: Ninet-'fur Teachers and Uilicers. t DEGREE COURSES: D Ariecturne. Agriculture and Chemt ev. Agriuture and Animnal .Jdus . Cemist r. Me.ichauicl azd Elee cal Enaio.veriwz, Civil Engirneering, 1 x:ile Engineerinig. Architecturalo igineecriy SlfOltT COUiRSES: One reatr course in -\griculture. Two ar course in Textiles. Four weeks imer (h.urse in Co:.ton Grading.Four ~ es Winter Course for F.armners. It 13 COS'": I Cost ner session of nine months in idini all fees. neat, light. wa:er. C ad. |auudry and the nececssary uni- r :ms 81:.T3.~>. Tu ::ion U40.0 addi- i :holarship and Entrance Examnina-a tions. The 111colleg maintains 107 four year c ricuitural andi Textile Scholarshipsr d 31 one-year Agiutural scholar- t ps.\~lue of charsh iphs i8100 pcra scio a i ree utin S~det who have attended Clemn ni ColleCO or auy\ other eollege or i'ersity, are not eligibic fur the c hoiar.his un e.,s there are no other debo~lrshipl and Entan.ce examhina >:3wil hl t te countv court ml'e ou .,uv 1t)h. '. a.m Next sesson ope~us Sep;temnber 11. riea. once to Wi. 31. lOigs. Pres en:, h'ie::en Colege. S. ., for cata I TATE O[ 8OUTH CAROLINA, C iURT OFI (C)MMQN PLEAS. Hh. .X1e-lurpthy Coilpany, a corpora t ou undet~r tihe laws of the State of South Carolina, PlaintiIrs, Againer van L2. \Viilio atnd i. vW. Silcox and 31. \'.t-tsidn as t Trusrees of .NIER AND Xl \ \ 'IRTU1E OF AL ud0u.1.Ode of th I'C .oulrt of ein'o' ~le as, in the above stated t~io t i( dietd bearing date I Apil l.l h, 91 I w ilji *tell at pu bl ie ut ion, to lihe h get idder att Cla r dou C trt House, at Manining, ini *i ouy withti ni hee:al hours r ju.ea .aes ou MUOday, thie 1st. i. i. d(--eIb''*ed, r l .U l.ta Le: rate allin::. b .u: andlosu tiNth Count )f ('ireon, and 0 re X n it .'~, aIe tvht. reu orl ibouda: rh'tiu t inasflos ..tv: t h ctu tfG l. lor vi 1n Wet by sands now or Term .n. in ort ea au t e na -i -c- b.t wiixthte ist rm e ate t tof d teih eri eeani er a o.ipy Great Lives Full Regular I and Liv iuaranteed to Give Sati El fi order to prove beyond I oubt that there is a. cure fo shils. fever. indigestion, debil ty, constipation and all disord urs of the stomach and bowels. he druggists of this citv will ivc a limited nuniber of fnl >ottles of Richardson's Livei onic. commonly know as R. L. ., to anyone wishing to try it. This medicine was first com ounded by a well-known physi ian who resided in a locality here fevers and other livei nd other bowel disorders afford HOME BRANCH. The yoang people of this community ere delightfuliv entertained at a moor ht ienic at the home of Mr. A. S. orbet last Wednesday. The young eople played games out on the lawn un i thev were invited into the dininL oom where lemonade and cake was ered. afterwards gares were contin. ed until .tme to go. Quite a number of Aoung olks of his community exuect to attend the axville high school closing exercises, ondav and Tuesday night. June 3rd ud 4th. Mr. Petcr Curbett and sisters, Mary nd Eunice, spent a part of last week ir umnierton. attending the hi-1i school osing exercises and visiting relatives. Miss Mary Corbett of this community spending this week at Paxville visit. 2z friends and relatives. The Home Branch boys have never acceeded in getting up a regular firs ine yet, but they have just finished tying off a new ground and expect to ave a nine soon. Miss Edna Kelly is speuding part of iis week in Mayesville visiting rela ves. REX. Mauning, R. F. D. No. 1, June 3. The Lovers' Leap. Sappho killed herself by jumping rom the Lovers' leap, a Leucadian lif. This leap was often taken by vesic-k persons, who believed that if iey survived the fall they would be Iectually cured of a hopeless passion. 'e leaps were always witnessed by rowds of spectators, and the would e suicides were in no way interfered *ith by the state. Beats were in at mdance below to pick up the leapers they came to the surface of the sea fter the plunge. Sappho had a pas ion for a young man who did not re arn her love aind leaped from the cliE order to be cured. She perished in de fall. So also did Artimesia and iany other celebrities. Pliny tells a curious story of an old .theian miser who was in love with is cook and. desiting a cure, went to ae a look at the cliff. He peeped ver, shook his head. went home and arried the cook. Old World Armorers. In olden times the armorer's work ras not of a rough and ready descrip ion, but generally bore the signs of ighly wrought workmanship. The va ions pieces of a suit fit into their po itions to a nicety, there are no rough dgs and. as a rule, very little that is erely careless decorative work. Fash )n and reputation have left their .all mark on the armor of each period. nd, like most other industries, it had :s distinguished masters. The name f Jacob Topf is. for example, still fat 2ous in England, and such names as hose of Lorenzo Coiman of Augsberg, German armorer of the sixteenth entury; Lucio Pincinino, a Milanese, d the Wolfs of Landshut, a family f armorers that are supposed to have orked for Philip IL. of Spain, are elebrated in their own countries.-Ar :onaut. A "Fowi" Ball A ball game between two semipro cams, one colored, was played on the torth side and attracted a numerous ollowing of negroes, who went a long ray to root for their team. They oc upied a section by themselves, says he Chicago Post. A foul all wvent in among theman~d id not como- back. causing a red hair dcontender to go to that part of the ta~d and yell: Throw. that ball back. What do on think it is-a chicken': ~e Stats ot South 98rolina County of Clarendon. C :uRT1 uF CG MMiN PLE~AS. Copy 5tummons for Reliei. .Against geriiie Pe.ider and P'jire FelderI Def endnau t. LDo Then Aiove Namued Defendants: 'ou are hereby sunnu none di and re hi ntoni 'f which.a copy is htere copy of y~our ianAw~er to, thIe -a i -opidu the ubeiber.atit Ider:i-a nig o th C r l sbwill 1:wenty'aC. that te 'rie erie nd f yu faiui~ l olii anfwereth -olail.int wtin 0the tiu- aforid *~e titil in this aciion till (app toteCourt fCor the rie~sfr emade. on the com latd.'oh. el1. ing is a opy ian th tori:inaCo MedICine Free a Bize Bottle R. I er Remedy Gi for the Asking, sfaction for all Liver and I fective Tonic on the Mark cd himii the opportunity of most careful study. This is why .R. L. T. is so effective. The in gredients are perfectlv harmless extracts of roots and herbs. which work in the system g-entlv and pleasantly and perman'ntly. R. L. T. does not gripe. It goes at one to the stolna2 ana liver. Cleansim n tem immedi atelv of bile and other impuri ties which produce so much sick ness. R. L. T. gets down at the root of the disease and clears up the I [MR. B See our new Moline 1m-pr< Corn Plante-.rs. equippedl ith Blades5 and Rear Press Whec row, the Sweep levels the sur seed and the Press Wheel com This wheel is controlled b: raises the frame and thus govi PICE Also a full line of Molne Turn Plows, Middle Bursters, horse Wagons, Buggies, Surri nice Horses and Mules. For Automobiles, see us. i Automobiles at bargain prices I10. 12 and 14 Sumte SUMTFI wewill give~ you a razor expenfse. :15 CENTS:: Fill out coupon below and Street_______ "' City _ _ _ _ _ ONLY ONNTC Dicss Of Great Benefit to Manning~ t ruggists. N . T., the Fever ren Free 4 A lowel Troubles. and the 4 A A ystcin so yon become healthy. R. L. T. kills fever at the start. It never fails for it is compound ed exactly right. If you feel sluggish, tired out. have poor aetite. bad health. heartburn, headache-you need R. L. T. The first close will make you feel better. it's guaranteed. Be sure you get a free bottle )f R. L. T. from your druggist. R. L. T. is sold by all the best -rug stores. Manufactured by the R. L. T. E o.. Anderson, S. C. >Ved Gearless Cotton and Runner Sweeps, Covering 1. Runner opens the fur face, the blades cover the pletes the operation. F a lever. which lowers and ,rns the depth of planting $12.50. one and two-horse Stee one, two, three and four es and Harness. Also some Some good second-hand AW COM r St. 'Phone 553. You A Razor! G DUPLEX $5 RAZOR 1or only thc distributing _ bring to us with 35 cents EACH MAN.I M AT ARE COMPANY '. o of the public to our new stock of O? >I v I OiSt ~pesing anId now on 3 -le ngeney for this frUeign pro uStore a! 04 Notice To Tax Payers. Iv w i at the Cit~y H all, Manniug, 1. I.. rom .'day 1th, to JTune 1st, 31-. or hepurpose of taking tax r*taru- or thte town, for the year 1'h Theuenity of :25 per cent, will bV wd foir al! nton-returns. By o~r.' ,!. of Coucil. TV. M. W1-:LLs. Clerk. BuckIen's Arnica Salve Tha e Cau SIeIn The W/o-ld. 'Wedding Presents! Cut Glass Fine China! . Manning Grocery Co. Purveyors to Particular People. C, R. Sprott, F. D. Hunter, President and Treas. Vice-President and Sec. 9 ANNIN OIL IILL I Manning, S. C. ==-MANUFACTURERS OF r Cotton Seed Products | AND High Grade Fertilizers i If You Are Puzzled as to where you purchase a Suit to the best ad vantage-try us. Our stock is the most complete in town, our prices are reasonable. so why not give us a trial. Judging From AppearanceI all our customers are well satisfied to do their Spring Bnying here. Exgperience has taught them that this is one store where perfect treat ment is assured. D. Hirschrnann. i Don't Throw Away0 G;ood wo:a ring apparel and household furnishings simply 3 >-ause ther bare beemne~ stained or faded. We can make 3 themfli aw :t our~l mUodern pr~ocess of CLEANING or DYE1NG-. W~e qLute a few prices: CLEANED and PRESSED. -DYED and PRESSED $ Gentlemenls' Suits...1.25, up. 82.50 up. Ladies' Coat Suits.....1.50, up. 2.50 up 3 Ladies' Waists. ....... 75 up. 2.50 up Ladir..' Skirts.. ....... 1.00 up. 1.50 up Automuobile Coats ... 1.50 u.1.50 up Chienilie Portiers......1.50 u.2.50 up 0 Blaukets. Double...... 7c. Cleaned. For further information write foi free booklet.+ IDEAL CLEANERS AND DYERS. King & Burns Lange. Charleston, S. C. BR1ING YOUR we JOBW R T(O THE TINES (OFFICE.