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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-14
PREMIUMS
AWARDED
s
j. M. Stone & Son Of
WiIIiamstOwn
-------
SECURED MANY FIRSTS
At Northfeld Fair, Which Closed Last
Night-was Most Successful Fair
Ever Held by the Assoc
citation.
SECURED MANY FIRSTS


Mortified, Sept 14.The Dog river
valley fair closed yesterday ami proved
to be the largest fair ever held by the
association On vi three days the crowds
were larger than in previous years.
Ehe following first premiums weye
award on the stock as follows:
Fat oxen, IN. ]. Plastridge, North
field.
Three yeaF.old steers, \, 2. Demier,
Roxbury.
IIolstein yearIiug bull, yeailing heit
er and heifer calf, L. j. Janyrin, Of
Mortified.
Holstein dairy cows, ,. S. Field Of
Northheld.
Jersey dairy cows, yearbng heifer,
thoroughbred Jersey. 2year-old heifer,
Ayshire, 2.year old bull, dairy COWS,
hcifer calf, bull calf, yearling heifers,
ycarling bull, all of the above thor.
ouqhbred Jersey, J nj. Stone and SOD
OF Williamstown.
Bull calf, grade Jersey, B. :. Williams,
brookteld
Dairy COWS, Devonshire, Il. +. Stone
Of Bro0kfield
The first premiums on sheep were
sre Sa,,sh.,a,vs ,'' h,,nl M la,,h esri;rgs
MN tcas syaar.ntas M M HalIe,, ~
Narthaala
Tbc gy@t premiums 81 pouItrv were
corn;sh indian eames IIubhars If
Northtield Andelusians, J. :. Ayerill
of Nofthfeld. Plymouth rocks, r.. i.
Flint Of East Braintree; white crested
black Polish fowls, light Dramas, white
itinonsa s'iiens, oiase eiesesp iia'i1,
gulg enieAs' zllsep spap,geo iiainoule
ciicNs' s, Atfs. 2 =. ~ iiie'l' nortnheiu.
ne races resulted as toioWsi
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-14
wEBsrERvrLLE.

Rev i. ". Fuller win preach here
Sunday morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-14
2::aA Class. Trot OF Pace.
a::24 Class, Trot d Pace
2.l5 CIass. moi o. Pace.
Com. h. $, ". ]. tTtton, Morris

Com, h. >, w. J. Utton, Morris
vile Observation-Disclosures. ]
Dorothy Vernon, ch. m, w. s.
Page. Barre ...........a 2 .
Miss Whiteomb, b. M, G. H.
Gordon, Barre ........4,... 3 3
Time, 2;23la, 2:29M. 2;77H.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-28
Education In China.

Education in China is free to all
males. Hundreds of thousands COM
pete for the honor Of being a manda-
rim, as from that order alone the high
est civil officers are chosen, such as
yiceroys or governors Of the eighteen
provinces.
These men have almost unlimited
power, but every three years they are
called upon to make an exact report OF
all the affairs of taeir province, includ-
ing in that report truthful account OF
their own faults. # this is omitted a
committee Of Investigation at once
looks into 1t and the viceroy, If found
guilty of hiding anything he should
have confessed, suffers degradation, and
sometimes death, if his offense is a
grave one.
Censors also a. any time and always
unannounced, arrive and examine the
affairs Of each province. If, under this
examination, anything is unearthed
contrary to the approved standard, the
offender is at once punished. There
fore, as you see, a good education ac-
cording to Chinese ideas is the open
door to the highest official places in the
land. Nothing more is required.-Sun-
set MasaZine.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-28
MURDER At C2gsToN.
A Negro Boy ktlls = Negro Man For
His Money.

On last Saturday afterneon Just be.
fore DARK George Hoekins, : negro
boy, shot and killed Joe Brown, 3 re
gro nan, at Cresson on tie Atlantic
Coast Line Railway. Brown was EN-.
ployed by the railroad to attend to
Tie pump, snd was in wbss Is known
as the pump house when Hopkins shcs
him. The ball pssssd through the body
Of Brown AID he died almost instant
~. Hopkins when he DID the shcos-
ing was OF the outside OF the house
and shot through snsli opening In
5ne wall. Brown, lis victim, nos ts-
ing aware OF his presence. Ths otjscs
Ct the murder Was robbery, az Brown
had. besn paid eff that dsy. When
killed, however, he only hsa FIVE cents
on bis person as be had paid up some
debts before he was shot. Hopkins,
gho is about sixteen years OF age, is
what may be termed bsd rascal. II
is said uhss he had at different Zines
shreatered TO kill osher psople in ar6
arouad~ gceston. His victim was an
honest, haIcw0rsing man, and we
hope the law vii avenge his cruel
death by hanging hopkins. Mr.. Mu.-
ray, the railroad agent at CcsAeon,
wired Shacif D9kss OF tie murder,
sod it was Ees long before he hSd
aopSlns in tie county jail, where hs
WILL 1e1ain unit. caurs meets in Msy.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-28
Scion OF Wealthy Family Loot
ed Many Homes
and GOT 4 BIG PILE
He Was Aided by His Evening Dress al d
Fashionable Demaanor in His
Robbipg Trips, Which Has
Besn Going for Year or
More.

The police Of Brooklyn were a.
toundeG Thursday By tbs revelations
following the discovery that il Fer.
nan Jensen, a young man who TO-
Ghrea Gays lad been prisoner az the
Raymond s.rses jill, they haye fash
ionabla ronber who has, within the
past twelve months, during which
The authorities tried in vain 20 cs5c:1
hin. lootsd 60 less than one hundred
homes 10 Manhattan srd Brooklyn
ana whose pl:"riDgs are alleged &C
aggregate s15, eco IL jswelry alone.
Letaers found In Jsassn' strunk ,uc-
aished evidence shss the youag nan
:z ahe scion o! . wealthy snd well
kno~a faa.!y1a Copsa hagen, Den,
marx, from vhers be has been recsiv-
ing al annuity. Documents showed
shat be wss highly eausassd and had
moved in tha best society. The rt-
lice siso found seventy pswnt;ckets
fer stcisn stuff sGgrega5;1g So COO,
s.vsral suit ss.s, Hsli rom full tf
Household goods, trinke:s, jewel-r
snd great q Qlantiay OF the finest
Kind OF msn's ol.saes.
Jensan's speciality was rcbSing fash"
iona5le boaraing AID exclusive apart
oaent houses, in whicl his cultured sir
hsd made aim : tavorite and where .e
von bis victims by his many accon-
plishmens. The evidence vas fOund
in s room al No. 210 Seventh street,
Brooklyn, to wricn be vas tracked By
the shrewdness Of n.gro maid O.
M!ss Frances Adrain, Of NJ. 105 Eli.
OFT place, Brooklyn, whose hocle was
robbed two mouths ago.
Jensen secured roons at Miss AZ
mans home through his fine str ard
smooth conversation. A few days L.
ser he dlsappc red, ald with him se7.
eral hundred dollars worth Of j "e.r?
and housshold stuff. Miss Acria1's
maid saw him getting IT a car at
Third avenue and Tsntn street, and
told the police.
Detectives GonsriDger, O Connof
and Delaney made g search OF Uhs
ueighborbood and finally Inquired
Thursday ct toe house Ct Ms. Mary
Flaming, in Seventh street. Tee &C.
tectiyes were convinced when they
opeasd the trGCs and Tsre surprised
to fad be was already il prison o.
another charge. His picture YVES also
in the Rogu"s' Gallery.
The police say t,ey have seventy
complaints asainss Jensen, Gany o.
whom have Identified his picture. All
the victims declare the fashionable
robbsr rented rooms, displaying Gre
dslstala, stayed enc or tao days, aad
enen disappeared slorg @ath haa6recs
OF dullsrs xorsn OF lco5.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-28
: Killed on Road.

Mystery surrounds the death of
Mack Minor, a well known citizen Of
Scott county who was found dead
near ClinchpoTt, Va, Wednesday
morning, with bullet hole through
his head. The body had apparently
been drSgged some distance and
thrown into ditch near the roadside.
At O'Clock Tuesday Minor went to
a store and prccuIied some cartridges.
An hour lister women living near
where the body was found, testify
that they heard shots fred. There is
strong evidence that the murderer
was IN visit for Minor and fred upon
him as he passed.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-28
BsaV.SS II STRIPES.
4 Former High posrofice Official in
the Pen.

the ZEN
Geo. ". Beavers, iCrnsr chief CT
tbs division OF ssiarariss aad ailo6-
anc=s Of the postcf1os, WHO began s
term Of irprisonmea5 in tee Mounds
Vile, ". W., peniteu5izry LAST week,
sas tee guess CT honor OF the WASH
,ng5or cc!ooy il that institution sc
breakfast after bis arrival.
Upan his arrival In tie penitsEtiery
Seavsrs vas treated as the cther
p-isunsro from Washington 4h2 cSne
Ti1El him; :has is, he @as s5ripped OF
zee clc2hes he wore ard, af1er s 5ata,
@hica, By the way, ha seemed vsrT
mucn 80 cnjay, ne vas .uo.forlsd IL
prison gzr:pss. Wn5a sh:s YES ccns
DC s7as ssktn se tie mss ball. w;lere
ne vas cordisl'y srsessd bg Macher,
Lorsrz and the Gruffs, al Ct whom
sad g3ne before, for o1=asss similar
90 slas shtcn c1usad Beavers douL-
fall.
While the pew nsmber ct the Wash
ipgGoa eoions nade strong effort to
bssr us, IL vas pain 20 be sssa that
ae wes auforing deep humi!iatioD,
and sr5 as ns .ould could nos shake
cff the sigas OF h!s disgrsco. George
". Beavers, who plsadsd guilty il
criminal court No. l TO detrsuding
ene UntGsd S;stss, wss senasncg3 CE
Justice Gould 10 inp7icon nens IN the
penitsnt:ary fox a ps-i0d II $40 years.
bis term OF service so bSgin upon his
arrival IN prison.
Beavers vas indicted jointly with
SAee Senator Gsocge E. Gzaen, Ct
x. z, OF ds:rsading ths
in connection wish tie
sale OF Bundy time recorders fer Use
By the postcnee department.. When
Beavers expressed dasire
to 60 70 the pasisensiary IS scon az
possible to BEGIN his torn OF 11pris-
onme1t. Accordingly. Warden Har-
rts, OF the district jail, sent hin 60
In company vita fourteen
other persons 7sho we're coa7ie9sd il
tho local courts within tee past
month.
Bsfore leaving tia jill tbs eoa a7tcts
were hsaders.a snd onstred together
Ie the ugual ~s7. Among the prison.
ss were three white mea bebiGes
Besvars. When the gang was liazd
ID, Beavers wss she occ nan a1d vas
;ee Lass oRe 70 De slipped cn tha com.
nou chain to which they we're all
iskea By the banccuffs which they
1ad upon their FrisSs.
Ths prisonsrs weIs conducted into
! coach OF 4 Baltimore ard O1Eo tran
;haiusd tassther, Baavs1S b@ssg she
ass Of the batch TO en:sZ tia e.f. H.
,ocsequena!y sas glVsn G saaa IN the |
ear erd CT the car, and while be cas
.blo 10 view tie humiliation which
ne Others fels, ro1a was s6ie to STE
loa be bore EisL:sg;1ca.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-28
The MOTIFS Iacidsne,

Al Washington Dr.. Minor Norris,
whose wife sorce weeks ago vas ejsc5-
ed frGm tee Waite kouss. where sne
had gone % present alleged grievances
to the: prestdess. Thurrday gave out
for publication she correspondence
whien recsasly passed bse~sen him
SELF aad she prasideas regarding she
csc. Dr.. Morris demanded public
apology Of the PRESIDENT "for this
outrage on wons2hood and eonnon
deeensy." Secretary Loeb replied to
shs letter, sesrring sn Investigation
by eae chief Of police shosed that che
arress was justified, snd she kindest
act to Rrs. Mo1ris and her kinstolk
sas to refrain from giving the cSse
additional puolioisy.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-28
PLAYA With Snakes.

L!ssle Gladys Dilnsr, tie thrse-
yesI-old dstgaser ot she kecper of the
iepti;e cepar.ptns Of ta Blonx zoo 10
NeH Yo!k, strange to say, muc, PIE
fe1s ; tour-toot black sake W.: so .,sis
calls Indigo" for 4 pet kits &
coil Wiich sac ks+ps s5 ;4o.3e. ;s.% 12s
nsny 'rcllc and roop w!&h sh.s pe-
culiar Pl1Tn and saens 50 have 70
regard for his snaksship, for ste pulls
Gin from bis bag Utas lie sleeps IN as
any old time, and conp.is him TO
clay with her when she Is lone.
some. S1e is fearless ID The 200 NJ
aesitatin. to attack the largaSuot tie
reptiles, dragging them around b. tie
taiI
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-28
Hanged himself.

A special from Monticello, ILL.,, says
that the dead bcdy OF William De
Grcf, sn aged director OF the First
National B.nk Of Mansfield, was
fund hanging in his home at Mans
field, today, he having commit.
ted suicide. The reason assigned
TOR the deed is that the grand jury Is
on the eve Of sn examination OF tie
condition cf she bank on report abat
500 900 has b:on embezzlad. W. O.
Fairbanks, presidert, and L. NJ. Fair.
banks, another director Of the bark,
are b.othars OF Vice President Fair
banks CT the United States.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-28
4 Hint to BoJs.

The boy who Saves Ills n1rey scCe
say osrs g fam OF els or taCcnes &
baker, the mercGant,. tie Profession
Al nsn. Tae boy @no never S&V-s 3
cent makes the man. who earn III
b-esd by the swesa CT lis broS;;' Wso
nevar owns a bcme or enjoys the lux
uries OF life. He alwags las . Kick
eaning, and never LIT? chance to
Kick 20 by. Ererytbing gees Wro1g
!. ith n!n-9lea be IS a nan. Parents
-. : 4 use eya-y possible means TO
make graduates or ccon0m7 CT t1e
toss AID girls.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-28
Preacher Killed.

At Knoxville, Tenn, on Friday
night, the Rev. 6. b. Wells. colcIed
was shot aud instantly killed by James
Ccram colored, at the hcme OF a negro
woman, where the preacher had baen
called TO perfcrn g wecdtcg ceremony.
Ali were at supper, before the Wsd.
ding, when a dispute arose over q
trivial matter, Coran pulled his pis-
sol and firing once at the preacher,
Who fell dead, the bullet having ec.
tered near his hart. Corsm escsp,s.
Following the IL quest b? the cororer,
the couple hunted up another minis
ter and were married,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-28
Statesmen W. Generals.

Sir Ian hamilton, ona Of the mos:
prominent am coDo petent OF the gen
raj Cfica1s OF tie British armi, has
passage ID his recently published
ook on the Russo japanese var that
5 Of particular interest to Is in
ine1ica. Referring to tie costly in
erferce Of the statesman u q gen.
raj commanders IL the tsld be
.ays:
"a statesman has nothing in his
sif5 but disaster as soon as be leaves
ais ogn business Of creating o. obvi.
ating wars and erdsa7ors to cunduct
hem. Tle American war, for in
stance, was War where the feebly
imorous civilian strategy OF the Fed
erals was a perpetual AID n,Vcr-tail-
ing standby to its weaker adversary,
shile the greatest victory the N3rth
aver sccrei was when Jsferson Davis
!ock a Leaf cut OF Lineoln's book anc
1ad tie inepaitude to replace that
ocmpetant, sagaclous, careful COM
nander, Joseph E. Johnston, by a
nere thrpsting divisional general, in.
in;tely bis interior in all the higher
attribute Of gsneralship
Tne:ssate s:ys Gen. Hamilton is
dou otSess OF ths opinion with many
Of the abless military critics, that
Johnston lad he been retained in
com nsnd Of the army at Atlanta,
sruld eventually have rolled Sherman
back, routed, If not annihilated.
Tnere is,so doubt about this. Con.
J Johnst0a was slowly but surely get.
ing Sherman farther and fArtner
.Way from his hase Of supplies, and
when he got the Federal army where
ne wanted it Gen. Johnston intended
to destroy Gen. Sherman's line OF
communication and thus force him to
retreat back into Tennessee or toward
The sea coast, l. can easily be imeg.
ined whata predicamsn5 this would
aavs putaGen. Sherman in. IaStead
Of conducting an unmolested march
30 the sea IS be was allowed t. do
oe would have conducted disastrous
re .reat witi1:the Confederates close.on
ais h7eles. &: -.
Gen. Hamilton Is not tbs only Brit
sh Ct6 ;er that has c)nnented On tie
OF statesmen In the man
.gemeDt OF our eiVil war. Col. Hen
ierson in bis admirable Life of
soonewall Jackson'- Civ President
Davis cred / for saving Gen. Burn
ide's army from annihilatton after
he battle OF Fredericksburg: He
ays it was the intention Of Lee and
Jackson to draw Burnstde;away from
lis fortified position on the opposite
de OF the rlvar at Fredericksburg to
he South Anna soma twenty miles
nd there defeat him and destroy his
my before 1t could reach its forti.
led position on the North bank Of
lie RsppahsnrCck river. P1e.idenl
Davis over1u!ed Lac and Jackson and
e battle vas fought near FIeder;cks.
urg instead OF twenty miles a9ay
7aere it should haze b.ea fought
hat Burnsida'S army would have
cen destroyed there is now no doubt.
'ol. Henderson also says that Gems.
zee ard Jackson so played On the fears
t President Lincoln that they made
in put the Fec raj armies in posi-
ions where they could be defeated IN
etail, instead Of allowing him to con-
entrate Chsn.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-28
Wanted to Die.

Maria Brower, 8 negro woman, at
tempted to commit suicide at Green
vile by pouring q gallon Of kerosene
oil over herself and applying match
When found she was without clothing
and her body ma9 OF burns. Before
trying the oil method, the woman
threw herself in frcnt OF train, but
was driven away before the locomo
tive reached her. She is a cocaine
fend,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-28
SERV VIEE) THEM HIGHT.
pEE FwO PI3EPOCKErSGET TEN
YEARS APIECE.
gch1l:z and PeckWith Convicted and
Sent to the Penitentiary
for a Deca5e.

Tie Sac OF Thursday says Josep5
Scnul .ad A. J. Beck sisl, alias a.
J. KavaEacgh, lTo OF the piczpocks:s
arrested rs tle fNif yrouads ca Wed
;lssd2g OF i>ir ecek, wore convicted
"a Vstn.s..y Of iaa5 7;ssa ala sea
Te5csd 70 tea year% penal servitui2.
Tue jury rescled yordics IN about Is
iniCUtes. The mso we're returned to
ISL Thursday night and 50 far as
Kuo"u no further st1nru giii be made
20 d5lsy the execution Of their seq
Gsrce.-
a great deal :: Interest vas mani
ies.ed IN this trisl and Gne verdict Of
-i:e jary AID the sentence Of the cour*
net With al expressed approval whers-
aver IL w.s an5ourcel. Shui and
Kavansugh were sfra gaed and = jury
oia@n just before the adj j3uroneas CT
ccul5 If Tuasdag afternoon. W dD5s-
Day morning the case was called as
soon as court convsaed and tue entire
forenoon was devoted to hearing tits
testimony.
Tee Testimony was practically the
:ane which was 5:Uugn6 ous at the
preliminary hearing . ieR days 1fSel
their arrest In OJ:o Der. Neither Of
3ne defendants WIS put upon the
stand, roc was any oaha1 eTldenc; Of
cred by the d:ferse. Tie attorneys
:or tee defense had little upon which
70 base tnelr arguments and the COZ
Viction o. tee men sesmed to be &
forgUns CONCLUSION.
Ia. testimony showed tbss there
~asa gang Of nine OF these pickpock
eus operating together at che fatf
grounds and the detectives on dus5
there watched them operating In the
crowds at the street car exits anc
wnen boarding the cars. They wers
surrounded By number Of cfa3ers
after al OF them had becn spotted ane
tour we're arrested and taken to the
nice OF Magistrate Riley st she fail
grounds. While the p!ckpockets were
10 the Office disturbance Was created
" a drunken outsider and one Of the
'our d.7ed through an open window
md made nis eacape.
An Old negro man in charge Ct az
outouilding called the attention OF the
ietecslv*s to the fact that several Of
5nese nel, two Of whom be latel
Identified as Snuitz AID Bsckwlth
lad e1tered the house and buried seV
sral pocketbooks. a search showed
nat the men had dug hole, p:acao
the pork@itooks il 1t aud Covered them
Nth dirs. a few minutes laler they
.ers unearthed and nine purses, from
qfic'l the money ha bsen taken, were
und.
The case upon which the men were
lied was for robbing D. J. Gault OF
Union. There are four other cases
1aiost Saulcz and fse against Book
ith. After sentence had been PFC
:.uccod the solicitor moved thas Gnt
cher cases against the prisoners be
laced ca the continued docket.
Neither Schultz nor Beckwith would
laye anything TO say after their cor-
Siction, but were il s surly mood and
niy asked how soon they would be
sent to begin tbeir sentence. Afser
,rriyipg at the jsil they talked much
whispers, but would not allow any
.1e else to hear their conversation
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-28
seloiunn's 10000 Saloons.

Belgium, where public Libraries are
almost unknown, has 10000 public
drinking houses. That means one pub
lie house for 36 inhabitants, or ons
public house fc- twelve men above II
=
years Of age, the publican included. In
the last fifty years the population has
increased so per cent, the number OF
public houses 258 per cent.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-28

Chinese newspapers, owing to the
cheap quality Of paper used and to
the low price Of labor, both literary
and mechanical, are issued at an eX.
tremely small figure. The price Of
the ordinary Shanghai journal is four
cash, or about one-fifth Of a cent.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-28
Lioht Ship lOsI.

The United States revenue cutter,
Seminole. SID the steamer Compton
vent in Wilmington, n c., Wednes.
day right from frui5les5 search al]
day for the Flying Pan Shoals light
ship which wss torn adrift from her
mcorinq IN M,-1ev n:,-I,t'o storm.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-28
1t is run2.td mt great prsssul

IT is runa:ed thaJ great pressure
IS beicg brought to bear u2on c;c-
tain distinguished lawyer OF the up
country to get him ID enter. tie race
against Senator Tiliman On an an5,.
6ispe1sary pl aiorm. Should be e.
ter the r.ce, We VIII have the rove?
spstacIe ct g. United States Saoator
being elected on tie Whiskey question.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-28
Ai}.eG Ais Srorhtr

Two reg.o boys, Babe and Jalk
Pitts. brothers, aged Is and 20, got
1,slo 3 q thtu.5y il Picsens COUNTY on
Sunday Iignt when Babe s,c5 and
A.;led Jelk With pistol. Bota were
uacsr the influence Ct liGucr.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-28
EG&e 2 DaY on.

Wives and husbands should take
some pleasure as thay go alcDg, and
not degenerate into mere toiling ma.
crimes. Recreation S necessary to
keep the neaTt in its olace, and to get
along without it is z Dig mistake.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-28

To their credit hs i. said that the
Anelican ard B:ilis deIee ates to
A!gaciras did nut attend the oull fight
t:lat vas hale Sunday il honor CT the
fofaisn ambasssdais in attendance
upon the MorCccaG conference.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-28
Reyolutionizing Corn Growing.


The met1ods oy which Mr. E. Nc
Iver " liiamson makes IN aSera g.
yi;l0 Of from fft'-tWo to eighty five
cu> tels Of corn to the acre, ac;ordlns
to the seasons, are detailed In auothe:
cart OF this paper. The average
yiald OF corn in South Carolina is les;
tran teI; bushels 70 TIE acre AID as {
consequence much money made o.
tee "m3ney CT PSI SO called is sen:
out If ii q State to buy com. TIE
Safe says every faEler knows OF
Sacuid knaT McIV:r Williamson
BE is 2bs> >lu5ely 1eli2o's anc we are
@utloclz Il Dy MI. D r. Coker, editor
of.tne Hsr.ssille Messenger, to say
that Msssr.. John T.. R2gers, R. e
Rogers. T. E. Wallace, James McIo-
Josh and many cther progressive fai
ners Of Darli gt3n county have ad p
ted Mr.. Williansols method and pre-
fted greatly thereby. Several OF Mr.
Wi:llamson's neighb2 who, like
him, used to buy corn, now sell IT,.
g is Gnly a:Ger much persuasion TIA
M. Williamson has presented hi.
2e1hod to the public; be is inspired
solely by the baiief chat:,haVing s.
f.mly established the psacticabilitE
0 his theories a5 to mike results ap
paar to him a c.1tainy, it IS a paCr.-
otic duty for hln to give the Soutl--
ern peop 9 the benefit OF his inVessi
cations We bcp, every paper in t1e
South will give p1blicity to Mr.. WI :
lianson's methoc Of growing corn, Sc
that experiments Will be made in
every community this spring. W.
oops some CT the farmers in this
CT unity who, we feel sure, will t-y
NJ. Wil!iansoa's plan, will give tbs
public the benef Of the result If the
through these columns
this fail.