The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-06-30

party for Clarendon Couaty finds It necaS-
Sarv to call upon the members OF the
Executive Committee to assemble Saturday,
.IuIy Sd. TO transact important business.
There should be fHl! turnout and each
committeeman should come prepared 70
fUri.iSa the Chairman with the names o;
managers 10 conduct the primary election.
b. so,aa mysterious Sl;p-up ot our types,
;wic, in succession, We had DR.. Is. Il.
Haluer. Of Sun.merton, in chemical
college in New York, when Ii should have
r,a1 ,hat the doctor is taking a post gr.l2n-
,Fa course in the New York Clinica! Col
Iere. This Institution is celebrated tie
world over for iae equipment, and doctors
from everywhere, when they desire to eX-
tend their knowledge in their profession,
20 to this celebrated institution. When
Dr.. Badger returns home he will be the bet
ter qualified to administer to the demands
of his patie@:
Buy your ice al HuSgins market.
The managers who are 10 conduct the
coming primary will have to conduct TIE
election withou; pay. as the County tNecu-
tive Com ittee will not have funds TO pay
managers. as IS customary at regular pri-
maries. The last primary held IN thiS
county absorbed every cent there was IN
the treasury and in fact, there was a small
t!rIic:encv so thai the managers dld not
get fUil pay for the second primary. We
hope there will be 10 difficulty IN securing
managers and that whoever the Executive
Committee appoints Will serve, prompted
in a spirit OF patriotism.
The store of Mr.. ". 7. Peasler at ']ord IN
was broken into last Friday night ;nd
robbed of a considerable quantity OF sen-
eral merchandise The entrance was N, ';e
through a back door, and the thief cot
opan and emptied several corn sacks tc
carry of his booty Tracks were diScov-
cred abou. the place and Mr.. Z. T. C9le-
mali followed them to house near Man
ming. On Saturday Nj. Peag!er went be-
fore Magistrate Dickson and obtained
search warrantto to search for the goods ID
the house where Gus Deas lives and later
Constable Tobias arrested DeaS.
When Young people get SO loving as to
sit on a railroad track to hug and kiss they
should watch in opposite directions to see
that they are not being seen, even at the
risk of getting blind. \ couple last oatur-
dav afternoon not far from Manning were
observed enjoying each others careSSes ana
embraces, kisses and sweet sayings and each
Of them were totally oblivious that a whole
world surrounded them. They forgot that
the railroad track beneath them and te!e-
graph wires above them are used as means
OF Communication and every time they en-
braced each other aud osculated, the oscu-
Iatiou recorded itself upon the wires and
communicated the blissful happening
strairhtwav to THE TINES Office. We feel
very kindly towards the lores!ck couple
and svmpathize with them IN their desire
10 keep their little affairs private, 1t IS Tor
this reason We would advise them 70 keep
off the track whether the engine blows or
not It is said that walls have ears, but II
thew have, they are deaf and dumb and
Young friends if you will indulge IN the
pleasure OF OSCILLATION, let il be from be-
meath the wires.
4 stranger coming into Manning cannot
but be impressed with the progressive
movement now on foot. Just think OF 1t
Four new brick stores now in course OF
erection, two of which are nearly completed
and the other two will be ready for occu-
pancy by the middle of August at the
latest. All four OF these stores are engaged
and as soon as they are ready, Will be
occupied by set of young live merchants
who realize that they must compete with
old merchants who have line Of custom
ers. If they are up-to-date business men
they will no; be content TO divide the trade
already coming here, but will create
snch a stir in the purchasing world rs to
attract the attention Of trade now going to
other towns. We are glad to see. this and
we believe before the fall season is over the
town of Manning will be participating IN
a trade such as she has never witnessed be-
fore. The old saying "the more the mer-
rier" is a true one, and competition IS the
life Of trade is such en- acknowledged
maxim, that wherever opposition presents
itself, live business men seem to sniff 1t IN
the gale and prepare for the fray IN ad-
vance. Just watch the cash trade Of Man
ming this fall.