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AFFAIRS CA'JGHT BY hjr LOCAL
REPORTER 'D NOTED.
tAritten in Condensed Form and Printed
in L^ke Manner for the Sake of
Cur Busv Readers.
1 I t* weather is perleet.
Palmetto tans are a back number.
Editor \V. E. Cook was in town
Monday.
Mr "Amos Skefter*' has been
leleyatvu to obscurity.
. East M' lulav was Yom Ktppur.
rite Jewish Day ot Atonement.
Mr. L?'!an<] Salter?, of SaIters,
was i;i tow n Saturday and Sunday, j
Mrs. \V. S, Lynch, ot' Scranton.j
bus boon vi<j m<i the family ot All i
Louis .Jacobs.
It is said now that tho cotton'
crop in Williamsburg county will {
be fjliy J or cent short.
Our good friend, Mr. F. Marion j
Jiritton, Sr. of Cnureh, paid us a
pleasant call Monday.
'iiie enrollment or the graded j
school is now 115 pupils, and the j
number i< increasing weekly.
Cotton is quoted today (Wed- i
re<day) in the local market at !
t?> 8J;. For seed $13.50 a ton is
paid.
Mr. C. I). lioilins, of Lake City,
attended the dance at the Cole-!
man House Thursday evening.
Note change of uad"ofS. I.j
Till announcing grand opening or*j
' !' *; - -r/.rt/L. of f lio Vaa* !
1 rl I i ill I J i J 'Il'l Jt r'\7M\AO av in v* i, ? f
York Racket Store, Manning.
Rev. U. T. (iresham preached'
Sunday evening at the Baptist i
(* 1 mi:cii 1o an attentive conjrrega-i
ti 'ii. lii? subject was the word, j
* \\ iiOMH-ver."
I tie i-eooti 1 pr'mary in the 7th
e?n ?> s.-iona! di>triet between
Lever aim Bran'lev came o/T Mon- I
dav. Partial returns give Levei j
3,^2 nnd Brantley 2,953.
old "7-S," the morning train;
f-orn ( hs.rlestf.ii, is failing into'
ili>tepiitahi<- habits again. After
h fine record of punctuality for
some months *he caroe in 2i hours j
late Tuexlav.
Rapt. .John A. Kelley's family j
leturned home last Thursday from j
Alt. Pleasant. where they have j
spent a delightful summer luxti-j
gating in surf bathing and the
epicurean dainties with which the j
sea abounds.
The new town council was sworn j
in last week. The first case before
Mayor Keiley was that ol j
William Brown for drunkenness
and disorderly conduct. He got j
the limit. $50 fine or 30 days on ,
chain gang, of which option he,
ch ?se the latter.
Mr. M. L. Allen came up from
yit rerce Monday to take a position
with ?)r. W. V. Hrrckimrion !
as assistant druggist, Mr. Allen isi
no stranger here, having filled a I
Similar position last winter in Dr. I
Scott's drug store.
Following is the crop report;
from Williamsburg as furnished i
the I'. S.. department ot' agriculture:
Ciretns?The weather has i
been fine for picking cotton: about!
two-thirds or a crop is indicated]
in this section; no corn yet housed;!
pea-vine hay is very good, as are J
pastures.?L E. Hurkett.
On Thursday, last week, ami
Tuesday, this week, the following
magistrate's court cases were disposed
oi: D,.ve Epps, trespass
after notice, dismissed with costs, j
Hon Dird,larceny from field,guilty.!
Sentence, -I'S fine or 20 days chain i
gang. Sari Bird, contempt oil
court, fined $1.00. Nellie Ken- [
nedv, a-s?t;it and battery, $10;
, line (>!' 20 days on chain gang. In !
4 each case the lines were paid.
Mr.Karl O. Page was in town;
Monday getting up data tor a
biographical encyclopedia of
South Carolinians who have fig-j
tired more or less 111 public life, i
This work, which is being coni-i
piled by Jvlitor J. C. Gariington, J
of the Spartanburg Herald, is en-'
titled "Men ot the Time," and;
will include about 1000 names j
and sketches of pi ajipent men !
o| the Sia'e. The book is expected !
tv,b? l.aueu about.January, 1902.J
j
Both Wallace's a i::' Robinson's
circn-:?-e ath :?ug dates ' )
tlie up, vr part < v State. At
least one ot th'iu ... apt to come
this way.
One of the most practical and
forcible sermons wo have heard tn
a long time was delivered bv Kc-v.
\V. 8. Martin at the Methodist
church Sunday morning. Throushout
his discourse Mr. Martin spoke
feelingly and earnestly and with
an eloquence that had its eflecf
on every one present. His sub-J
ject was ''Drunkenness," the evils
ahw.li Iia nnriraved in!
WI ?.? . .V^ I I
colors so vivid that iiis hearers
were visibly impressed. If such I
sermons were preached oftenerj
we believe it would have a reme-'
dial effect upon the curse ot in- <
temperance. j
A gentleman who travels extensively
over the State informed
us recently that W. E. Jenkinson,
of Manning, carried tlie largest
and most elaborate stock of dry
goods, notions and millinery ot
any store in eastern Carolina.
This is saying a good deal for
.Manning, and still more for the
enterprising merchant whose brain
and enterprise have built up his
enormous business. Mr. Jenkinson
is a regular advertiser in The
Kkcokd, and those of our readers
who* patronize his establishment
* - i?* * i.^ !
speaK Ml ine nigliesi leniw wi mr
prompt attention they receive and
the excellent quality of the goods
they buy from Jenkinson's.
Mack James Dead.
l)r. James McCufchen James
died last Monday at 0.30 p. m., in
the St. Xavier's Infirmary, Charleston,
his death being the result
of serious injuries sustained 111 a
run away accident at Cheraw.
Dr. **Mrtck'" J nin > i* a s?>n of Dr.
J A. Jauie*, who some years ago .
removed from this county i<> Che-|
raw. Young Dr. James i> be?i !
known a* a ba>ehali pitcher. ill- j
career on :he ?ii ouoinl iiclinbd}
several se;o?ui< in the National'
League, where he was rated a!
cracK pifch'-r. Dp to last July J
he pitched ior Brooklyn.
Ijj.n deatli will be sad n^w*to
his many admirers, and especialh
toliis relatives in this his native
county.
?^i Among
the Magazines.
Small occurrences which might
change the course of history are
always interesting. Leslie's
Monthly for September contains;
an interesting letter written to;
{'resident J?tier.son Davis, ot the!
Confederate States of America, in !
18*52, containing advice thai only '
had to be i oil owed lo alter the I
most critical campaign of the'
Civil War. As commonly happen-,
l lie iuIv'cs wa> not ioilowed
and hittury went as history
went.
Of ail the accounts of Agtunnaldo's
capture which have come
before the American public, none
Scott's Emulsion is not a
^ood medicine for fet folks.
,Vc have never tried giving il
V? V/
0 a real fat pcrscn. Wc clonk
lare. You see Scott's Emulien
builds new ficsh. Fat
eoolc don't v/ant it. Strong
t o
1 f :.h-: don't need it.
Bui if you r.rc thin Scott's
knuision is the medicine lor
or., it doesn't tire you out.
There is no strain. The work
.3 all natural and easy. You
ust take the medicine and
'.hat's ail there in to it.
The next thin^ vcu know
t) ?
voe feel better?you cat better
?and ycu weigh more. It is
i quiet worker.
Scr.?i for fiec snmplc.
SCOTT & DOH'NE. (. hcinSu. 4t>> IVarS St.. N. Y.
y>c *i*a ft .uo, ?U
* +~
RSSwl;
I A really healthy woman has lit- I
f tle pain or discomfort at tne
B menstrual period. No woman I
iuaraui will quickly relieve those 3
smarting menstrual pains and Jv
the dragging hcu<l, back anclfi
sido aches caused by falling of 9
the womb and Irregular menses. K
ivme"Cardui|:
has brought permanent relief to 1
1,000,000 women who suffered I
eveiy month. It makes the men-1
strual organs strong and hoalthy. 9
It is the provision made by Na-S
ture to give women relief froruH
tbo terrible aches and pains which
blight so many homos.
OassvwooD, La., Oct. 14,1800. M
I have been vecy aiuk tor torao timo.
I wca tahan with a severs pain in my Ej ,
pido and could notjjet any relief oath 9 J
1 tried a bottle ?f wrao of Cardoi. Be- H
for? 1 had taken all of It I was relieved S ^
I feel it my duty to aay that you have a n
woa&arf of medloina. B /
Una. M. A. Yooxr. B 1
For?<lr'.oeR.-v.1 MtroUnra.uVlreap. g.rlnp- ivtrvp- ?l
ions. The LaV'so" A<1r!?orr Oevartmaat," Toe n
Cfcattaaoog* XlodlciBe Co., ChaUmwoja, Teon. jj
is more satisfactory than the sim- '
pie personal narrative which Lieu. (
Burton Mitchell,of Cien. Funston's
staff, tells in the September number
ol Leslie's Magazine. No
critic of the morality of that
fninoiH exploit should pronounce
judgement without reading the
article.
Two departments are begun in
the September Kvcrybod>'s. One
is a department of humor, the
other a depaitnient of practical
suggestions lor women who wish r
i i... i. ..
i? *rifiiicy i'J in*4iiv: mwii\. | i
I here, are thousands of women
f
who. il trained, would be excellent ^
workers, and of hers who could j
execute ablv if plans were devised s
tor them. In order to bring together
the forces of the women ol ideas
and the ^otnon of practical
ability, Everybody's offers a prize
of $50 to whoever sends in the t
most praetica', novel, and elFeo- '
tive suggestion lor immediate ?
self-support for urn rained women
before December 1M. I
TIIK LOGIC < F DRESS. * 1
' Mv young friend," said Lin- '
juinais. anticipating the inquiry, i
J "we receive an unknown person |
| according 10 ins ures>?ive iai\e <
[leave of him according to his 1
. I
merit.*'?Nixon Waterman in
! ,kTiie National Magazine*' lor j
September. s
S. I. Till's big millinery open- 1
ing, October 2il and 3d. That will !
be a big day in Manning.
Get your hat lrom S. I. Till, j
Manning,. lie is the man that ,
j sells so cheap. <
S. I. Till, of Manning, sells I
| woisted remnants cheap. See
them. * 1
October I'd and 3d are big days
1 in Manning. S. i. Till's millinery
; opening.
$20,000 warlh of Goods shown
j at Till's store in Manning, Octoi
ber 2d and 3d.
Mrs. Stella Bass, of New York,
j the great pattern hat designer, is
' at S. I: Till's ot Manning, this seaj
son. See her before you get your
! hat.
SEED OATS?A limited quantity
of Seed Oats for sale at 60 cts
per bushel. Apply at once to
j Barr & Co., Kingstree, S. C,
9. _ _ _
Every Bay is
At Stackley's
There is an immeasaxable differ*
[)f onr goods and the low class price
A dollar goes further when spen
the amount anywhere ole. Thelar'
;>ur counters would not be drawn bj
that most irresistible attraction?pri
Vou will Find a full line of
DK F8S G OODS,
UriiUnVft AfTTT
fiats, Caps and Genl
(FULL LINE OF BERY'S CL(
Reynold's Iliirli Roller $3.50 SI
Remember, we will not be undei
~ Stack ley's
GLENN SPRI
ULENN Sl'I
Q,ueen of Soutben
Glenn Springs has no equal on tl
Sidneys, Bowels and Blood. Hotel (
ind Service excellent. It is up-to-di
lor certificates of cures. For Boajd i
Simp
Water for sale the year round.
Drop Prospects a
And the Oid Reli
mTTAlT AH 0
muiviiis &
is prepurinjar to meet yc
?IX THi'.
Horses, Mules, ?
and m
The like of which lots never h
On your Patronage Depend* nil
nak-> a iiu for it in the most eon vim
High Class Goods it the Smaller
legitimate Knsincss Methods.
With increased facilities hum
nr storing Vehicles and Stable room
'on at tin* same old stand.
ysr Our livery is better equipped
tylish and comfortable Vehicles.
Yours for business,
Prof. II. S. V. Jones.
If is only natural that Charles-;
on should be proud of the younc
nen who grow up "under the
hailow of St. Michael's"' and go
>nt into the world and make name
mil fame lor themselves. This is;
>eie.g done daily by Charleston j
H)VS, aii'l among lliOSO Wl)0 llUTH |
ateiv oiks into view after having j
started out lor ;hemselves upon
ile's halites is [Vol. U.S. V. Jones
['rol. J??nes was born and reared
n Charleston. ami after taking
I he full course in llie College nt
Charleston graduated with first
honors in 1SS9. lie then obtained
i scholarship in Harvard University
and graduated from 1hat institution
last spring, lie has
made a special study of English.
*nd within a few months after his
graduation he received a flatter-!
mg call from Mount Union Col- j
lege, Alliance, Ohio, to the chair j
ih English. Pie has accepted the
;all and is now on his way to:
Ohio, where he will assume his
Juries at the opening of the college.?News
and Courier.
I'rof. Jones is a nephew of Mrs.
'J. M. Chandler, of this town.
'A
, 'fi presirvw nnil plcklo#) cpreid rc
fr-'j C Ihlc CJlvtlnjf cf Shs
1 mi SEFISED 1
I PfcilOT8E 1
. v;;i i(r<>p ;h''rtsolotoly mnWurn Bod
1 a.-; t w-vf. lVilne<il*amlBneKiin??o K
' i u-ii l.i : tit" <n other ways nhool tfto la,
livLao. Fuil ilir?Cti?nfl in eaftl nickasc. W
bokl i very wli^re. U
^STANDARD OIL CO.
' ' >,
Bargain Day
i Cash Store,
;nce between the high-class quality
we sell them at.
t in our establishment than treble
e crowds that daily throng about : '
r idle words or empty boasts. It isice?to
which they yield.
SATINS, SILKS.
JXERY GOODS.
Is Furnishing Goods.
>THL\G AND FURNITURE.
Iioes?the best in the County,
rscid. No trouble to show goods
Cash Store>
XGS HOTEL. - .
il.NCiS, S. C.
i Summer Eesorts.
is continent for tli? Stomacli, Liveiv
>pen from June 1 to One. 1. Cuisineite,
and everybody gees there. Write
apply toson
& Simpson,
Settid your orders to Paul Simpson.
re Better,
able Finn of
BRABHAM
J
iur wants this fall with
'r^X^TO :
way or?
Suggies, Wagons
irrie-s.
pen seen in Williamsburg County.,
r Prosperity and we ure Going to
;iug niiinn -r, namely:
t Margin oi Profit Consistent wit Ik . ,
llir.g our Line?larger floor space
i for tStock? Wo are here to serve *
than ever with fre h Horses and
Yours tor business.
LTIOMAtS A HKADHA>r.
J. K. TOMLIXSON, Manager.
SOMETHING TO KEMEMBER.
W|joii i cough or co'd i> long neglected
consumption almost invariably tol
lows.* Hoim-mber Mexican Syrup on I \
costs i"? rents a bottle, and yet has
p;nwn in many thousands cases an
absolute site cure for coughs, col.'*
and consumption. Taken in time it
cures "juii kIv. CliiMr. ii like it l)ecause
it tastess?> g<??d. Insist on your
druggist keeping it tnrsale. Head th<
seemingly miraculous cures it lcs
'? '> m ' '.ii rlio vvr inru-i
CU'Vll-il. II .......J...
arou.-iii ilie h<>'t.e.
A TlTIABf P. SIGHT
What i? more pitiable than to see a
puny, delicate Mile <hiid ab-oluiely
dying from neglect. There are nn?n>
little onc>. whose cheeks wcuid grow
rosy, whose eyes would grow brigh.
whose lies.11 would he plump aid prettx
if only the worms that are knaxving at
their vitals xve-e removed, which ieasily
effected with Mother's Worm
Syrup, so nice to take that childrei
ask for it. .Also a cure for tape worm ii.
grown people Trv a td"> cent bottle.
THE SECRET or GOOD HEALTH.
The secret of beauty audgood health*
is cleanliness' t'nri.an.!incss oreeddisease.
Internal cleanliness is even
of greater importance than external.
Keep your liver active and your l>o\ve!thorougiilv
clean i>> taking a Mexican
Knot occasionally. Their use (ices tb>
I nerves, kidneys, etc., g'.K-U also. Onh
25 cents a hox.
(luOCil'S QUICK RELIEF.
I When yotir ioitits nun botiesacbe.mil
your liesb lv*-:< tender and ore. a 2"
j cent b**r:!c ot'Goi ch's Quick Relict' will
j give yen quick relief. Best cure foi
colic.
! HEALTH i' RLthil) MAKE|
HEALTHV FLESH:
; To ll.i' e good fleall a'V* ginxl feeling.
! to hrnk wet and fee! well take some
' (ioochh Sarsaptirilla. Nothing else
' good for pal*- and -uc'Rv wutneii.
I'iLK-lNF* ("IT ES PILLS!
' Money refunded if i ever fails.
A>Ti-AoUK cUiC- chills and l'evee.
r?/ GUARANTEED
I L!,D"A
I cOy-T^I S5.000 DEPOSIT'
fR-R-FARE P*,D
200 FREE
|j*T' ScholtrsWpi offeree
OA.-A^. EUSINF.SSCCLL?OE,.t!.iao?i.Ci>
; <8
< Ihia slgpfitttre is nr. every Ho* of the gonnirr" t
Laxati. e Bromo-Quiuine Tables
f ibo tcmeCy that cures a mU la one tMV
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