The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-09-03

81. Till's, next door to Rigby's.
Bring your cotton to Manning and
get full value for it.
Read Avaut's Alarm OF Low Prices.
The Moses Levi Memorial Institute
will open September 10th.
Just arrived. carload of Flour. Avant
Mercantile Co.. Summerton.
Policeman G. H. Higgins left this
morning for visit to relatives IN Flof-
ence.
Avant Mercantile Co.'S Shoe line is
unmatched in quality and prices.
There will be hot supper at Mr.. D.
E. Epps' at Workman's September
18th.
Labor Contracts for cotton picking
can be obtained at The TINES otnce.
Mrs. Lizzie Cole from Darlington IS
visiting Mrs. J. N. Lee and relatives OF
Manning.
Lowest prices on Rice, Flour and Ba-
con. Avant Mercantile Co., Summer
ton.
AS a result of the agitation in The
TINES. Manning has become first class
cotton market.
A Clothing department has been
opened in Avant Mercantile Cos store
at Summerton.
Mrs. Ellanor Lee of Florence is Wis,
itine Mrs. J. M..Lee of the Fork and
other relatives.
Ten Reasons for reading advertise-
ment in another column. The L. b.
Loryea Drug Store.
Remember, next Tuesday is election
day. Polls open at S O'Clock a. m. ana
close at 1 o'clock p. m.
The patrons of The Manning Grocery
Co., can get Fox River Butter and full
Cream Cheese on ice at all times.
Managers please send US the returns
of the election at the earliest moment.
Use the phone wherever you can.
We have received card of thanks to
the people from Hon. Geo. S. Legare
which we will publish next week.
Fresh, high grade Grist and Meal
selling at prices below the market.
Avant Mercantile Co., Summerton.
We have information that boys under
age were induced to vote at a certain
club. where we got less than three
votes.
Miss Hattie A. Harvin returned home
yesterday morning from an extended
trip to the large cities and pleasure
resorts of the North.
Manning now has strong, g,competelng,
active cotton buyers, and our farmers
can bring their cotton here feeling that
they will get full market price.
The members Of the Manning Ly-
ceum Association are requested to meet
in the court house Friday night: Sept.
5, at $50 o'clock. J. K. BREEDIN,
Sec.-Treas.
Died, last Sunday night at her home
in Turbeville, Mrs. Susan, wife OF Mir.
S. C. Turbevile, aged about Is years.
The funeral took place at Pine Grove
on Monday.
The Council has instructed the po-
lice to arrest persons jumping on the
trains at the depot unless they have
business. 4 good idea and it may be
the cause of saving life.
The second primary comes off next
Tuesday. and it is absolutely necessary
for every vote to turn out. Pay no at
tention to rumors. The voter is liable
to hear anything to change his vote.
We want our friends to turn out at
every box on next Tuesday: get out
early and stay until you see the last
vote counted. Every ticket should be
closely scrutinized to prevent mistakes.
State Treasurer r. H. Jennings and
wife came to Manning last Saturday
evening and just before they left for
Columbia Monday their great grand
child came to Mr.. and Mrs. S. |. Till.
All notices of State candidates ap-
pearing in this issue are paid for at ad-
vertising rates. We have no favorltes
of our own, but will vote on next Tues
day for those whom in our opinion are
best suited.
Do the people think it fair for coun-
ty chairman TO be an active partizan:
How can such man deal Justly when
it comes to cast a deciding vote. Fair
play and decencv would require him to
resign, then he could work as much as
he pleased.
Mr.. Walter c.. johnson who has been
travelling for the past year is at home
and has accepted position with Mir.
D. Hirchmann Mr.. Johnson is q
young man of popular manners and
Hirschmann's store will be often visited
by his friends.
Wanted-Five young men from Clar-
endon County at once to prepare Tor
Positions in the Government Service
Railway Mail Clerks, Letter Carriers,
Custom House and Departmental
Clerks, etc. Apply to Interstate Cor
ers. Inst, Cedar Rapids, Ia. I52-St
One OF the managers OF the Manning
Farmers Platform Club told Us that
the poll list showed more names than
there were tickets in the box. We can
not understand why this should be, as
it is not usual for men to forget to vote,
after having their names put on the
list as having voted.
Itwas impossible to get the complete
returns in our paper last week. Some
clubs failed to send US the vote for the
State ticket, and Harmony club had its