The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-08-01

gain sales we have ever held. Pins one
cent paper. Safety pins lc paper. PearI
buttons Sc. Dog needles lc paper. Spool
cotton best at &c spool.
Look out for our big ad next week,
and don't forget the day, THURSDAY
August 10th.
Miss Evylin Selby left yesterday for
the Isle of Palms.
DR.. J. H. Hawkins has returned from
his summer vacation.
Let every Woodman be in the forest
next Monday ofternoon.
Miss Carrie DeMars of Orangeourg,
is visiting Mrs. a. I. Barron.
The coming primary should be con-
Quoted upon decent plane.
The candidate who is in clique or
combination deserves defeat.
Miss Lizzie Wilcox of Darlington is
visiting Miss Lula Mcleod.
Miss Annie Gregory OF Unioz is Wis
iting Miss Mabel McFaddin.
Mr.. W. E. Burgess and mother left
yesterday for the Isle OF Palms.
Messrs. Leon and Milton Weinberg
have returned from the mountains.
Mrs. A. C. Davis of Camilla, Ca, is
visiting Hon. J. L. Rhames' family.
When man has report to circulate
against candidate demand his proof.
Messrs. Selby and Reardon attended
the hop on the Isle Of Palms last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pau, Friar OF Florence
visited their uncle Mr.. J W. Mcleod
last week.
Mr.. ]. Wade Kennedy is announced
in this issue as q candidate for the
State Senate.
The whisperings OF frivolous reports
about candidate should not influence
a sensible voter.
The political ravens have begun
their work of destruction. Let no man
be deceived thereby.
Revs. Bailey OF Jordan, and Brunson
of Manning are conducting protracted
meeting at Oak Grove.
Russell Sage is dead-left millions
but not q cent TO charity. What good
did his wealth do him anyway:
The man most entitled to political
support is he who has shown his faith
by his works for the public good.
Preaching at Earvin Sunday after
noon at 4:30 O'Clock by Rev. J. NJ Hol-
laday. The public is invited to attend.
The man who dep ends upon getting
votes by dragging others down IS bad
off for material to prove his own merit.
Search candidates public record is
the duty OF a voter, and from 1t make
up your Judgment as to how you Will
vote.
Size up a candidate for Whist he can
do in Office, is worth more to the tax
payers than mountain OF gllo-tongueo
promises.
Let this campaign be the voice OF the
people, and not the result Of schemlng
politicians who get Office for selfish
purposes.
Mr.. A. Loryea, his daughters Mrs.
Barnett, and Miss Annie, and Mr.. l.
NJ. Loryea, left this morning for Ashe-
vile, n. c.
A calamity bowler who is always
seeing spooks, only sees such things to
influence votes against a man he IS
wanting to defeat.
Died at her home near Foreston 18th
inst, Mrs. Gussie Holiday wife Of Mr..
Smith Holladay, aged 20 years. The
deceased left an infant.
Messrs r. S. Mckenzie and F. B.
James of Eastover spent Sunday at
Mrs. S. J. McFaddin's visiting Mr.. Nc
Dowell McFaddin of course.
A good game of ball was played last
Saturday at Sardinia, between Work
man and Sardinia, resulting In score
OF to in favor OF Workman.
The county executive committee
meets next Monday to receive the list
of Managers for primary from the clubs.
Every club should be represented.
Miss Mayme Earvin left last Satur-
day for Darlington to attend the mar
riage of Mr.. LeGrand Harvin and Miss
Kate Kirven, which takes place this
evening.
Messrs. W. W. Weeks OF Pinewood,
J. r. Dingle OF Summerton and Geo.
R. Jones of Davis are announced as
candidates for the legislature IN this
issue.
Protcacted meeting will begin at
Dudley church at Harvin station Tues
day August 7th. Rev. Tune will be
aided by Rev. Gresham. Preaching
daily at 1880 a. N. and p. m.
Governor Hayward has appointed
DR.. Frank H. Earvin of Summerton te
the beneficiary scholarship in the med.
icalcollege at Charleston. DR.. Harvin
is son of Mr.. T. II. Harvin Of Silver,
The fall session of the Orangeburg
Collegiate Institute begins on the 18th
OF september. VIII you oe one OF She
happy students whowill be there?There
will be a goodly number from our
county.
Live Oak Camp, Woodmen of the
World, will conduct an nnveiling cere-
mony at New Zion on Sunday, 18th
instant. The monument to be unveiled
will be in honor of the memory of the
late Sovereign r. E. Smiley. Sovereign
J. McSwain Woods will deliver the
grafton.