The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, July 14, 1920, Section One Pages 1 to 24, Image 22
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ty-four. Manuel Fernar
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CALLED QUEEN OF SORROW 1patrick, of Cl
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Married Emperor Napoleon III, Jan- was William
nary 30, 1853-Accused of Catis- States consul
i ng Wa r. native of Scot
American.
Mardridl, July 11.--The former Em- 'l'he former i
press Eugenic, of France, dliedl here France, Spain
this morning, eled extensive
Death occurred sho i before 8 the European
o'clock fron acute inte~inal inflamma imsband Empd
tion. She passed away quietly in the Dm 181,andr
presence only (of lady in waiting. Dm ahd
Hecr nephewv, the Duke of Alba, at 185. Prince
whose residlence she dIiedl, was in whlo was the p
France, and the other members of the Martchi 16, 185(
famnily were absent. Influecc
Empress Eugenie had long suffered The Empres
from opthal mia and had been operated O.ver her husbni
on for cataract. Full1 imperial honors sions acted as
will be accordedl at her funeral. sence of the I
traveling or w
--- field. TIhis was
the latter dlat
.----Prussian wvar.
At the outbr
Monoy back without question sia wa thr
-I' rHUtNT So'vetails in the who at cse I
RINOWORM, TETTER or responsihle fol
tr cing hnabiscu'es. hostilities. La
DICKSON'S DRUG STORE were numerou;
______________________________wats the caluse
time Empress
CYPRESS "efoeneati e
SASH old age had ci
DOORS reverently gre
~ BLINDS .ioying the wam
with the child:
Lame, bent
former- Empr(
\. uotedl always
and again bri
and~ son. In ti
Paris the ste
looked the otl
I~d was plucking
9%. Some time
sight of one ol
fulin of becomir
MO~vUDINGS' Jthe desire agi
ANDco mtry, Spa i
AND might be take
MILL WORK came entirely
gratified and I;
- saw the beant
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We have more Mi
-ry at this season c
:e it.
.verything at
During the
me in and see the e:
Dresses, Skirts, Xh
n's Furnishings, H
ods, Silks, Voiles,
erything in the stoi
i below. Prices on
i during July will s
)ds sold at Sale Pri<
FINBI
May 5, 1826 cially of Andalusia, where st
rie de Montijo, former born. Despite her ninety-four
-ance, was born in Gra- she (isplayed notable vitality.
ia, Spain, May 5, 1826,
cond daughter of Count 'iESHANKLIN JERSEY HE
idez de Montojo Duke of SELLS WELL AT AM
I Maria Manuela Kirk
oseburn, Dumfriesshire, Clemson College, July I.-T
!r maternal grandfather persion sale of Jersey cows bel
Kirkpatrick, United to the estate of J. A. Shanklin
at Malaga, who was a den, S. C., held on July 7th a
land, but a nationalized was very successful. The tol
turns for the herd mas $35,700,
and England and tray- ha.Af~ ulcle nIb
ly with her mothe~r on (covseln fruner$0
continent. She met hericulelnthsaef.
ror Napoleon III, first le oxE intsCr c
married him in Notrechminbte cov fte
il, Paris, January 30, wssl oM.W .Geno
Npoleon, her only son, tnugfr$00
rince imperial was born Tegad0( ~lBu o
e' Over Hlusbandl. byteett, r.EH.S nk
s had great influence amnsrtrfrteetta
nd and on several ocea-edigvngtsbuloth
regent during the Ilhatbws arig u h
:mperor, when he wasofhsboh ,an tatefl
as with his army in the teclee(eev~ h s
in 1859, 1805 and 1870,geabul
e (luring the Franco- Alhuhafwotecos
eak of the Franco-Prus.oftihedoanelnSuh
were many persons lo oipoetesalhr
Gugenie of having beenar 1WsriligIl)1 llc
the commencement of o h tt.I a ra
er her enemies and theyth Stt to av tis er (15
I, usedi to say that sheyeth smlhrd tatw e
of all the calamitiesfrm teesel ay(vlp
~r. Nevertheless the one Ira esyidsr ntey
from the public goner- co .
)spectfull sympathy and I__
beauty hadl fadled andl A)EtIi NTl I
'opt upon her she was
eted by those who saw NOIE0 EDTR
the parks of Paris en- Alprsn hvigcam
m sunshine andl talkingthesaeoMryAnibo
*ren playing near by. prosoigsilett i
:'n of Sorrowv."clisdl tetl11(1pe r
adwhite haired, the2-t-. Mr.D N. ono
ss often was called ______ _________
on of Sorrow." She was --
as praying that (death NTC
long term of sadness Th qulfe
ng her to her husbandPlwlnMlScolDsrt
te Tuileries Gardens in wl eeytk oieta
rn visaged grandIarmesto il ehl a h n
ior way when Eulgenie 12 o h Ip5 fvtn
flowers.qusino whte sid co
ago Eugenic lost thetit htlleyadcletnn
her eyes and was fear-fute spcata ofen(O
g totally blind. With frgnrlsho ~r~ss
ina to visit her native rcur~ si eea lcin
,she begged that she oe rm7a .t .m
n there before she be0- o h onyBado d
blindl. Her wish wasJ.MMNTME
ast April Eugenic again M .SIh
bo fSan-n se ruDste inhe fr ineu
.rchandise thar
if the year. N
and Beloi
Month of.
xtra special pric
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Sweaters, Org*
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ave you many d
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