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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-11-20
To Fight the Trust.

A commission has been issued BY the
secretary Of state to the Anderson
Phosphate and Oil Co., Of Anderson.
This concern is to have 3 capital stock
CT $500, 900, and proposes to do busi'
ness On vers large scale. The corpo-
rators are Frsi. G. Brown, J. A. Book,
". F. Cox, B. Frank Msuldin and D.
A. Lso5ettsr Of Anderson; Francis J.
Pslzsc aad A. T. Smyshe Of Char
lesion aod Ellison A. Smyth Of Pelz5r.
rhe osj,c5 Of the organiz alton as set
forth ia the declaration is to do busi-
ness il she counties Of Anderson, Oso'
Rse, Pickens, AbbevilIe, Anderson,
G2ee1Yiiie, Greenwood and other co1n-
lss in the State. The principal place
CT business Will ba near the city CT An
derson. The concern propozes to
manufacture aot:on seec oil and all the
other products Of cotton seed, tecailiz
ers, etc., SID to operate It's oW1 gluner-
les, rolling mills, eto. Ia speaking Of
me pr, j.ctsd formation Of rhls company
a few osys ago an Anderson special
Ea.d: "Ebs COMPANY viii acquire the
ownership Of :As pls1t and business Of
the An1srsuo FesG!iiz:r ooapaay and
also aDoue IL vf ths II Of tbs IadSpeo-
ont c,-sv2 sssd Oil mills in t1.s sec
ti2n. Mr, +. e. Sfo@a, Of tno 40
cSr7on Esrsi.z5r conp"af, is a. tee
Aesd OF .hs neg o.s4aiza5lo1, Tie
p.a-.o; taz f.r.l-z,t fas>0:y a. Iais
Ll.os, sn..0!s o.si .::z31 a. slVO, 0VG
.Aa e2pAoys aoju, Is a.a1s, Is % ,a
doubled d. onc2. Ih5 WoTA or aiga1
1z.lS ne cSMpany hss pecn "n4ar-"S>
tcr syms .ire, but n.s bcsa nzn29ad
goss qi.:t.y aaa oas very &sa p:'r,s
.x;.p. t2o.y G-reoa:l 1a-c-",te1 Snes7
-4At IS - "a io;.. lno cJm J4-. 7s4;i
4e r:a.j W g. 1910 D17:--:5 IL: "s
p,~A as sns u>o75-sry oh@c.5r cla D.
oo.a.a.c"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-11-20
Mid Ocean Mystery.

Capt. Fe-iia2, Of t1s Australian
steamship E.e.As, brought the IeWs to
Plllaacl phls o. probaCls marine dis
astsr. o. November S.h, when tie
E.eika was IL !&<l:ude II Gegree uo1th
B. q longitude So degree WesIs FerIsn
s;ssss MS a:lsn.ion vas drsHn to Thaa
le believes Was burning steamship. Ine
c.atr Has inVisa5le, but tie blazs was
p.a,piy sesn, The course Of the E.eIks
vas caa-gld, but before be could reson
tie Suz2lls Vessoi 81 explosion cosuir-
&C, and EEo sleamsalp Was LcrG 10
pieces. II. E.elks crushed scout -
.Ge vicinity o. tae IRE, Du5 cvuio hUd
Do .Saee CT lhs crew. Esgian be.lyes
the Vessel isa= y.obsaly aa cal carrier.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-11-20
Killed His Sister.

frances Stanley, daughter Of Free
man Stanley, aas SHOT snd instantly
killed on Saturday by her btoSher.
Sne wss to have bean msErieda a week
5sfocs Christmas, aDd her hancee Is
nesrl2 insane Win grist. freeman
Stanley Is q vel. to-do tsrmec whose
home, nasr Johasoooucg, n. D., Is one
Of TIE Drsstls5s II tho countryside.
Ecaac;s, l5, ssS his pei. She was IN
Inc Rouse Si.a her oaoy siSter Sssur-
Cay WIEN hee bloaner Frederick, 10,
returned acoat 6 ciook IN he evening
ton nnlting srlp. He ssa Ftaaces
via an5 Daos IL ner srmo aad adyaOc
Tx 10 greet nsr osush his ioos n tns
carpet. As ne slumo.ed sne k4um5r OF
sao gun egusha ID bis coal aad the
wzapya wss u.s:s.ged. Tas charge en-
seraa Fra1cess Isck, killing ner N
s.:>n.iy. Scattering shos sarCcS ehe
spy bus Gid noS lnaios serious Injury.
FrsQ5e.ok ran to sne oarn aid jumping
DC horse rooe oA;eo.ck . B.alrstoHn,
i've soi.es ois&An., 30 get his father.
ME. Sssaiey AID his soa hurried home,
AMI thv j5xner Wss so terribly shocked
inat ms reason vas feared for. Tne
eJroneS ssid lae shooting Vas acclden-
rsi
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-11-20
Declaring the Election.

The Stats board Of csnvassers met In
Columbia Friday to 80 over the elec.
tion returns il the 7Gh congressional
district. Hon. a. 3. Lever, Of Lex
ington, vas the only candidate, he be-
ing the Democratic nominee. He was
duly declared entitled to the ssat in
congress made vacant by the desth OF
the late Dr.. J. VIM. Stokes. There is
s dark horse in the field, Alex. G.
Dsntz!sr Of Cfsngsburg. This old
corn.asld dsrkey was the R,publicsn
candidate against the late Dr.. Ssokes
and for the past gear has had a. appeal
pending. He has been getting up evil
dence snd proposed to carry the protest
to congress. d.. Stokes having died,
Dan.zler did nos conoeds that the issue
was Affected and be did not enter the
race against Mr.. Lever.
JACOB slooEer, iistle negro lawyer
Of Osangebusg, appeared in Daasz;ec's
behalf. He announced tnas the b.
publican contestant maintains that DR..
Stokes death did not cause vacancy
snd saes Mc, Lever is not entitled to
the sest. The original grounds Of con-
test we're the alleged uneonstisusional.
iry OF shs saf:ass isEs of anis S;sse.
MooreI dsoIarss that the suffcsge clause
OF tns State constitution condLos5 with
the ieos1ai consilta;ion. The right OF
soflase as hxsd oy snss ins;runsna IS,
he t5;:ares leia ol5 .: aai Violated Dy
tne S.a-5 o5Is5l:aGion. The Tegissra-
t,oa machine Is alleged to operate to
de,esc sae PURPOSES OF the IAN aad
l5.a sm5ndmanGs to the fedora! conssi-
;u.icr.
Alsaough congaess is overwhelming
ly B. yUo.i5sa, lis MOI proosole thas
Dsn.zisr VA! gss any encouragement,
tor Gnls game complaint has oesI .aksn
th1re csfc:e AMI tne Donocra5 Hss not
uIseatsd. However, the Republican
gcts r5mun -Tsa.oa for making the con-
tess. Dudley & M.soheaer, Of Wsah-
iugson, aGe also attorneys for DAntzler.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-11-20
4 Beautiful Booklet.

The Southern Rs;lasy hiss iszusd C
beautiful booklet cnsialsd Hunting
and Fishing in the South" gh:c1 IS q
very attractive publication giving full
ed concise information relative tc the
best hunting ard fishing grounds slcng
;as liacE, together win iRformsGioa as
50 ra-ea Of bo@rd, game lars, naucs Of
guides, and whsther or not laIas are
posted, ero. This publication Is oon-
p!ete in every detail sld will ba Of
gres. benefit to hunters and fshscnsa
desiring to tske Sd outing. Copy nay
ba had by addressing n. q. raylos,
A. G. P. A., Atlanta, Gs., or r. ".
Hunt, D. P. A., Charleston, s. @.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-11-20
He Was Poisoned.

Cerco a4-4o d.eks, We.! known
bus.as5: II II 4 Me2pAis. isan., ols1
ssV5ia: o=sk5 asa <ni ta-ge @~f. IL
moc, .a,4. ta42 D.s death occlrced tr3m
o.lec ,h-4 n..~ra. 9au.os ESQ TeaGs
a,.ec n. i=tasm-aa o. tho bod: Sne
grs.d jug arae1e. ta7 CORPSE sxaa nad
aad + :Ie:i &D4Sl aaysis,a2 al I'm.
IS: vas otdcr.& 70 perform ~ au.opos'
Ghs 5tom4o2 and otIor organs Wc-a
laAea ron cae 3oay AID af-ac "a IN
gas.i ss:zoa Of soV9cet Gays TIA chemist
reported to oacenars jury tonight
aa&s sufi ,islt gsou24 sis5S al s::sal;
were found il sae tcseas 70 csu5e
cesln. Tas cosoas:'s jay Es&1caed 8
verdict that deceased had coma 70 h!s
death at the hsnds Of 8 persoa OF per
sons uEEooHn.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-11-20
BRIDEGROOM Is WANTED.
Held Reyi7al, Won Pretty Girl, Mar-
ried and Deserted Her.

James L. Douglas, who recently con
Quoted a revival service at Lishonia
Ga., is the principal in tue biggest sen
sasion D:Kslo county hss known il
years. Lsss Wednesday Douglas mar
lied Miss Grace George, daughter ot
3. T. George, ore Of the hest know
citizens 81 Lithonia ant DeKaib county,
The ceremony vas performed by Rev,
William Shaw, pastor Of the Barea1
Co1gzesatio2sl church. List Frloay
Douglas lcfs his ycurg bride at the2l
bosEairg Rouse, OF Forsyth street, say.
ing be WAS going ous on business, and
rcul5 noI return unSil lake. That is
the last any one has seea of him. It is
ssiIe7ed he socx rain for NsW York
81 noo1 FciGaT, and from Nsw York
sailed 80 Europe. 4 reward OF $3.50
Las bean offered for him by B. F.
George, and every etfsrt will be maGe
to b,ins him back to Atlanta. SIX
weeks ago Douglass went to L:thonia
from Aa:anea ieE the purpose Of con-
Quoting revival service. He carried
letter from ks7. Will:au Shaw, OF
Atlanta. lie made gocd i'm mpression
OF the people, SID Vas sessEded as a
ssropg preacher and q weii educated
| man. Rs tod story Of his alleged
experience il the Galveston food,
WAe1s ne declared ne loss his only sls-
ter. Ia ii75c st ths George resl4ence
du:iGg ais sss: Il L.stoa!a, and among
CHER aGmirrrs VIII .h3 esteem Ct Miss
G1.c. GsoIge, a pseG.y and acoon p!lsh-
ed souag woman. He ciaiueu 70 De
directly trom E4.4bu:sA, aid ~ucn-
C>r cf t1s U4i;eG B:e.Aren. FlLdlng
nune u this scos lsIe, he affiliated
Rlto tue Joag1eS S~sloGali5Sa. Inc WSd
Glns 10 MIso uavrge oc5uccsd iAsa VI eo.
n,s1ay, hsg. Wi4lAm S4aw Performing
lie cecenooy. Ihe young COUPE Game
to AtlantA a4d Wana TO FVlsyth S.rsaS
ooarG.ng Eouse u1Ili Sney cvn!d t1rnlsn
room5. % tna strength Of statonenE
20 the eE*c5 tast ne 1aS lura4sal1g
1ooDs, DJugia5s secGCed moaey from
lis fsshsr- ic-iaH ana VATlCU5 SUNS
from o.asIs, sOooE2lrg 60 tina s@or9
that c0nes from L>thouia. ABOUT 10
O'CLOCK Friday morGlag 40 lsEc MS HlIe
telling her be was gong i1So the city
on BUSINESS, ana woui1 not ra&urn
until very lass. He d.0 nos resuca
and 81 9 O'Clock Mrs. Douglaa Eent u
the residences Of Mr. Sas1, Taers size
spent the night. The nsxs nor1ing
Ter father called for her and sock her
to his home IL Li.nonia. ThSre - Bit
ter feeling in L,shonis and DE kslb
county against Douglas, and 1t is well
for him thai hs has gone to . distant
point. There seems liSIle Goub5 that
ne toos the ncon trsin ior New York,
and from there sailed foc Europe. Ine
affair has crested sensasloal1 OeKsl5
county, and in order to syoid sn ecso-
neous publication the story given -
the foregoing is authorized 0y the par
ties most d2cply concerned. Tae re-
Ward for Douglas apprehension will
proDably be increased, siace number
Of DeKslb county cis.zans are interest.
ing themselves in the matter. The
following IS said to 20 good de.c.ip-
ton OF DjugIas: FiV5 feet six inches
sa:I; black hair, slightly bSld Oh top Of
head; black moustsehe; dark blue eyes;
wears glssse5; suaken teeth; weighs 13J
pounds.-Atlanta Constitution.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-11-20
President Of All.

II :he 4>H o~ok ''O3 rhs Grsee
Il t:g2w:y," all;h Appealed Med0.sa2y
Jsues Ucses.4sa, af&ar d5aer,2laS she
laa>n:,aG = PrssiaeGt AcHl@i&y, sag
hat 91eo Ge last vlsi.5d che waite
Golsa 1lr. Mak.n:ey Aald: My cns
s21isiea Is to bs kao*n IS @he pEesl
6vu. u the a:,oi5 people. 1 hsZe 10
o.2or des.ro taa1 to WIZ thsc n.ns.
Af:er 81, 70 Al. 9.eTicap can harm MS
oouasry wi,Lous nar ming himself. This
ggveramena Was created by tie petp!e
ior :hamseiVea, sno, night or day shss
5hcustt il Si9ags in ny mind. We
are slI together IN this great politics.!
experiment. Some hard things ha7o
boon written and SAID OF ms, bus shas
sort cf thing il necessary iaoidsnt Of
pcpulsr government. Ii nast always
be so. NJ plar is to forget the evil
and rensmbsr only the good. l never
despair Of converting al opponent into
supporter. The bi..erest critic have
can come to see me and. he will ind q
Esym hsnd to greet aim. L ia the
only way for az AuaTioan to live. y
8, he lived and 80 be died." adds the
au:hor. ''Moa Of all parties will rs
rn4mber him as Mckinley, the forglV-
ing"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-11-20
Warned Of Death.

Joha LoGEU.!y, OF S9Ge1VIlle, n. j.,
snLvuAs>l IAur3uas noc-GS tAa- Ae
- lGa-tni..vn -nav lie "a: to-Ig
-. e., -al Te.- HDcLC .U%A G-oo4us !4la
5c-=~Go eoy1 1ye. 4. Hcv0 Ao s,-E-e.
- LII GvM- IL Eaa. S0MsIYI;!s al
& -, -. - LIS 4es.Ge-ve II Ia s-c-.
Ea..oL, O. IN s.lsa:. IAsrs L. tea
.gl-e u.vf u y14sYG-nluE9, IG. Itc0Y-
c-.l s..l ,il...iy - - pi~c-G "a Cal
IL, - - .41,u - Id 4.--e. o. .Le
80 L. 49,. 80 a o.A.r a-Alua4y.-
- -l.U IL 'De c-!.4-so. Cc.A.!.y
- L l->s=4 cU-@i:.U. .-o0 @-~ was ~
.-l.A. y = & &C As~-.l- a--li = 4;.u-eas,y ..
vv-Z-; T. S-.c:a2 -, AL o>0.d H. 10
-!-~e: e. F~iso=, a-G - -SI-o'ca t4aI
GvL.v!is llt4 -IUNl ,.-' i: al c.ISta.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-11-20
MINE EXPLOSION.
Five Msn KilIad and twenty-five
Raacusd Alive.
THE MINE STILL BURNING.
IL Is Mt Known How Many
More Are Dead, Eight or Ten
Persons Are Unaccouns.
ed For.

Five dead bodies have been taken
from the Baby mine at Pocahontas,
Va, several other persons are unac-
counted fo-, and rs persons have been
rescued more OF less severely burned.
At 8 O'Clock Friday morning it was
discovered that the Baby mine Of the
Pocahonsas Collier company at Poca
hontas, Vs., was on FIRE. An alarm
was sent in and the Srs company re-.
sponded promptly. In short time
after the FIRE fighters had reached the
mouth Of the mine and were sstemps-
ing to ez.inguisa the flames, some Of
the fremen and others having rushed
inside the mine to ascertain the extent
Of the trouble and to assist miners
entombsd sheTein, terrific explosion
occurred and many miners and their
frissd5 aere more or less injured. It
is supposed that the mine caught fire
from deieotiYs electric light wire.
Five bodies had been recovered up
to p. u, and it is uncecsaIn. hoa
many more are dead, Ehoush it is
knosa snas anere are several, pashaps
OF 10, still II the mines unIess they
sucsseceo in making tneir escape
through the Tag RiGer entrance.
Twenty-Five parsons nave been res-
cusd, al more or less burned, some ss-
liously sad perhaps several fatally.
The Injured We're safrisd to thar
hvmos in Hagons and this doctors in
Pocanonta5 hsve been busy all today
ssrending shem. One or tWo other ex-
pIoslons have followed that Of the
morning and others are hourly ex-
pecsed. The mine is still burning and
clouds Of smoke are constantly issuing
from It's mouth. The fan mas now bean
stopped, and as soon as possible to DO
80 the nine will be rssnsscsd in the
hope Of extinguiahing the 6re.
II 1884 Pooahoness experienced q
like occurrence in which over 100 lives
were lost.
The dasd so far recovered are: Louis
WoilRin, John Barnhart, VIII Mont
gomery, IL. D. Koon,z, Hungarian
named Urico.
Woolain Montgomery and Koonts
we're killed while attempting to rescue
and bring out dead body. At this
time it IS impossible to secure the
names Of those injured. As yet the
estimate Of damage cannot bs obtain
ed.
Latest reports from the Bsby mines
disaster indicate that it is much more
serious than at Grst supposed. Up to
noon Friday nine bodies had been re-
covered and it is believed that Is more
are yet in the burning mine.
Fire companies from the surrounding
towns have been called upon to assist
in e1tinguishing the flames. That part
Of the Baby mines where the ezplo-
sions occurred is on the Virginia side.
The main entry Of this mine is
miles in length and extends over into
West Virginia. The work Of rescue is
yet going on and it is estimated that
possibly I've OF six bodies will be re-
covered before night.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-11-20
Jefferson Davis Monument.

Tae interesting f=a:urs Of she eighth
annual session Of the Unised Daughters
OF the C5niede2soy at Wilmington, n.
G., Ftiday, was the report Of the Jefer-
sou Davis Monument association. It
shoTs thss approximately $l3, 600 vas
collected during the psss year. The
monument will cost not less than $50,
OC0 md will be il the form Of an arch,
spanning Twelfth and Broad streets,
Richmond, Va. June p, 1905, vas
sct.lsd as the dste for the unwilling.
OF the smou1s needed for the arch
s39, 600 is already in bsnk. Friday al.
te1noon the Daughters we're gussss Of
tie Csroli3a Yacht club on Wrights.
vile beach.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-11-20
Conductor Killed

The Ooium1ia State says news was
received sheGa thar Caps. v. A. Fair.
bee, co1Gaesac OF ths Soushsrn, had
been killed n the rsiigoad yards ss
Savannah. He was in charge Of ths
John St0insoa circus train and Was
killed oy Z Plant Sssrsm yard engine.
Further particulars could not be ob.ain-
ed. Czps. Fzirbee Vas formerly pas
senger cerGue:or Of the Florida Cen.
traI and Pspinsuiar, but recently went
with rAs Southern, and Was in chsrge
Of train OF she Savannah division Of
the Southern.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-11-20
NO BOUNTY FOB TIE BOYS.
According TO q Circular Bounty Story
Was a Delusion,

The following Especial Circular Let
ter" sent to . South Carolinian Who
spilled for blanks on which to file his
cisim for a bounty" as Spanish
American war soldier, seems to effect
ually crush Ill such hopes:
Treasury Department,
Office Of
Auditor for the War Department,
Washington, D. G., Oct. 8, 1901.
A special dispatch was published in
several Of the leading daily papers on
CT about Spet. 20, 1901, in regard to an
alleged discovery OF some old laws by
!! Brooklyn lawyer, granting s84 State
and 1892 federal bouaties to soldiers
for services IN the recent Spanish
American war, and stating That it
sould coat tie State about 50, 900, 900
and the federal government about $5,-
0C0, 600. Il was also alleged that some
shousands OF cases Tere now before
Attorney General Knox at Washing
ton for his decision, and that tie mat
ter is expected to be settled within the
next ten days.
This dispatch is very vague, and so
far as the Uaited States is concerned
is incorrect and misleading. No such
cazes ars before the attorney general Of
the Uaited States for his action CT de-
cision.
Furthermore, no law has ever been
passed by congress, granting any boun-
ties HhsseVer TO any soldiers for service
in the late Spanish American war Of
1898 and 1899. Certain laws were
Passed giving extra psy to such sol
oisrs in eersain cases, il lieu of q fur
Tough or iesYs Of sbsencs. Bat in
Dearly al sueh cases the soldiers VINO
were entitled to sush extra pay have
already been paid ir.
Ia regard to bounty due to soldiers
from the United Scs5es for service In
the Civil war OF l86l.1865. no recent
bounty laws havs been passed. The
last general bounty law ensc-ed by the
Uni;ed States vas en- April 22, 1872,
snd nearly aii soldiers entisiedto boln-
ty under that aor, aad also under pre7l-
oas acts passed giving bounty to sol
dlerS for service In the Civil war, have
already been paid ali the bounty due
them.
IL is only necessary to say in conclu-
sion, that there is no foundation what
ever for any such statements as set
forth IN ssid dispatch, 50 far as the
United States is concerned, and il is
hoped that those who sre interested in
this matter will not be induced to make
useless Inquiries or to file worthless
cisims on account Of such misrepressn-
tasions. F. E. Ristman,
Auditor.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-11-20
t,,OrnGOnS. Must Go,

\ e.4--...,>u. u i>avl.9 osI.z:c9 CT
Z .z;a= F.sEj, o&.ul;, v-un:y. Is, III
CAy gisi,sd CSC Icr4vn e:->La uAU
l-ga aeea preaching ;1eces4o2t sa&
w%r2s& .2eul IL leave TL,hi& Z iiu1st> c
rano. -Four CT .Belr eoa2eris wlge to-u
:l1; thu community Nv&ie he'd ihs-a
pa1Scng::s cts2oussc:e toE l2e :'ceseaoe
Of :A4 e4cets there IN he iU,urc, .A:-
thas sunmsTy proceedings aoU4d be
Saaen i these NOTICES Eero GisreSaTde1,
Li~2eGs q adjoining coH1s2lp& lake
co4n0a cause xIgh tAs snt:- Morn -
asers AM premise IN tie ccun;y pa'
rc=s to asslss II sly measures neces'
eary to excel the eidtrs, or verse.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-11-20
The Trouble at Clemson.

The Columbia State says Mr.. ". D.
E7sns declared that tie publications
IN regard to the affair st Clemson have
been overdrsRn. He is msmber of
the board OF trustees and WAS present
when the six cadets appeared before
the beard IN behalf Of the senior and
junior classes. There was 10 threat Of
leaving made By the cadets in their
ve:y respectful petition although they
cid ask thai the truzteeS dsmscd the
resignation Of Prof. ". s. Morrison,
ano Is in charge CT the department OF
history. After thorough in7est.gs.
rion into tbs maG-er, the board found
thss it vas Misunderstanding on the
part Of the cadets as 10 tle import Of
the language used By Prof. Morrison.
Iie later n the pcsselcs Of the Ca
d5as' committee deeiiled any intention
o. being offensive. He had quoted
some phrases iron Sam jones Is re-
gard 10 d.nolug, DuS did not intend TO
apply aG personally.
Ine board dla ao5 sustain the stu
dents, as Las been rs9orssd, ant the
reDuAs to Pfof. Morisoa was Lot so
seqsre. The bSard Sustsi I'D tee action
cf aae faculty IL suspsnlRS Lister or
RIssr CT aA2.sser tns c-loa5 name
Ia-Mc. E7au5 couI0 nos recall =. 10
Poi. -l1r.A0J1 tae 0vScu stated inst
% 5hod.u % nJfo eaIetui Ia future
as - 1.s ialslss5.
N, no:c sstup.s is ex2eo.ad, for tha
.1us.eeI eApra-a54 tA5 desire Tor IGs
lu..sec - % arvypo4 anI Lao conml5'
1as u ta47.5 yII-atSed ~ u:s tnelf il
t .sncJ " aii=y sil iiE!sa.ioa. W..
GfAQ, says tAa. I::i43s sio O0Ii4s,
..iv-s s-aoJ-44y a. ols-A5jl an1 10 70
Ec-Ia Ye-y MAJ lis. tl5 Ii-s:c ouJos5
Oh MA au,.a;J Us 2sSA Cd N@Sl.GSG.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-11-20
Twenty Counties Represented.

The Columbia State says it looss as
II the different counties Of the State
are going to bs very well represented as
the Charleston exposition. The super
iatendens Ct the State exhibits az the
expedition, Mr. A. W. Lo7e, has
presented to the governor his report for
the month Of October, in which he
says. ''rhs new counties that have
come into line sineo my last report are
Dorchester, Abbe7ille, Sumser and
Cherokee, so that the total number Of
counties shat will exhibit il now IS fol-
lows: spartanburg, Chester, Georgetown,
Florence, Marlboro, Orsngeburg,
Bsrkeloy, Colleton, Union, Abbeville,
Cherokee, Dorchester, Sumter, Dar-
lington, Horny, Bamberg, Edgefeld,
Greenwood, LSurens and Pickens. !"
Mr.. Love also further announces that
the city council Of Manning will send
three glass water tanks and will fur
nish the artesian dinking water from
their city wells to supply these tanks
With free drinking water foc the public.
He Makes many other interesting an
nounoemsnss IS to exhibits 10 be sent
and arrangements for the decorations,
etc, Of the STATE building. he ez-
presses the belief that the Stste build
lng will be completely flied wish most
cTedita5le exhibits. Mr. Love among
oGhsr things says: 81 have visited all
OF ahe fairs Of this State and secured
what material vas available for the
Sssta exhibit, but the total amount is
small, jet viii have suH ,iens msseri.
81 when che ezhiois is finally installed. "
II regard to this statement iS may be
said that Mr.. Love fouad shst exhibi-
TOES in many instances, when they
found ths5 the msssrisl WAS wanted for
Sns exposition asksd fancy prices FOR it..
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-11-20
Coming South.

l. IS estimated eaza mere than zee o.
the e1ng!cges OF The coslo1 nllis oI
Nashua. \. H, sre aboae 70 iesyo ;oan
Io Le employed 4 mills IA the scuth,
Ghis Is TIE result, il is ciai4ed, Of tAe
ehars heur5 systsn that las recently
been s6eoreC ~ the Nashua ManuFao-
tuc.ag ooWg&2y and tie Jackson MAJ
Uiao uriGz oomp&Iy wAloA il IS claimed
IS equivalent &c reduction il Easss OF
u pcr cc2c. Representatives OF scush-
eyn co5ton mills, Notwithstanding the
cozd:tiors, came 20 this city o1er.rs
sLa1aemsnts to the mill hands to 50
Soash.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-11-20
Must Behave.

A Southern Eegro went TO New York
and undertook So hug and kiss young
lady on the street. Il required she
combined efforts CT the police and eoun-
ty suthoritie. 70 prevent the populacs
from lynchiGs him. The negro csn rest
assured that he will be lyrched in New
York OF any goere else if he taxes liber-
ties with white ladies.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-11-20

Never wash fresh meats before roast
ing; sorspa it if necessary to clean it.
Il it has been vet or moist, wipe it
thoroughly dry before cooking.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-11-20

Ha7e you pail for your psper? II
you have not, don't you thiokyou ought
to? Tie printer nseds his money,