The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-08-19
APANT'S DRUG STORE

By all means vote against q dema-
gogIe.
Please send TIE TINES the report OF
the election.
The man who advertises his purity
needs watching.
Do not vote against man because he
upholcs decency.
Do not vote against a man because
he does his sworn duty.
Do not vote against a man because he
stands for higher ideals.
It is reported here that Tom Sprctt
is the political proselytor at Glenn
Springs.
Mr.. E. II. Jennings OF Charleston,
United States pension agent is in Man
ming today.
Remember the primary is next Tues
day. Every man should have his name
on a club roll, and he should vote.
The county campaigners have fin
ished the rounds in Salem, and they
are now worrying the good people OF
this side.
We regret circumstances prevented
our attending the laying of the corner
stone Yesterday for the Pinewood
graded school.
The first bale of cotton brought to
Manning this season was by Mr.. Tom
Stukes today. No buyers in town: he
shipped to Charleston.
Mr.. D. Eirschmann has returned
from New York, where he has been to
buy goods. 3D. says he will have the
best stock OF clothing in town.
Mr.. L. ). Cobia, merchant of Lake
City, Fla, who has been spending some
time with his mother Mrs. c. a. Cobla
st Summerton left last Thursday for
New York.
Mr.. J. N. Hodge formerly OF Mann
ING, now a resident OF Birmingham,
Ala, is visiting friends in the county.
Mr.. Hodge says he is prosperous in his
alabama home.
The managers have no right in a pri-
mary election to throw out votes that
happen to be put in the wrong box.
Every vote cast must be counted re-
gardless of what box it is found in.
THE TINES makes a special request
that it be furnished with the results OF
from the respective clubs as soon alter
the polls close as possible. There will
be an extra sheet in the boxes for The
TINES.
The prize distribution on the tobacco
market to resulted as follows: J. E.
Evans, $40: j. B. Wallace, the next
three prizes of 81 each, and the holder
of ticket S29 gets prize of 81. The
prizes will continue.
Mr.. Perry Krasnof is back from the
Northern markets, and from the loads
OF cases going into his store in the old
Mcleod building, he must have left
very little for his fellow-merchants who
Open with fall line OF new and up
to-date Hardware, with prices which
we guarantee to meet all competition.
We ask your first order and feel conf
dent we will get your regular patron.
AGE. Yours for business, Pinewood
Hardware Co., S. N. Colclough, Prop
Silver takes the cake this season fol
the first bale of Clarendon cotton. Rev
Jim Richardson, of the Pamela section,
who has been giving prayerful ane
plenty OF fertilizer attention to a.:
king cotton, picked and ginned l0(
pound bale, and sold it to Broadwa.
Brothers at Silver.
Mr.. J. H. Rigby, ''The Young Re
liable" left Monday morning for tht
Northern markets. Mr.. Rigby ha:
effected arrangements whereby he vii
have an opportunity OF buying the yer,
best and latest in the dress goods line
and he says what he will do for the
dress goods trade this season will be
record breaker.
Died at his home in NIayesvilie las
Friday Mr.. Robert A. Chandler, age'
about 81 wears. The deceased wa
raised near Trinity, in tie Fork. clerk
ed in Manning in his younger days
then went to Mayesville, where h
established a large mercantile business
and was also largely interested in farm
ing. He amassed considerable for
tune, and was highly regarded in tn
commercial world.
Rev. J. L. Harley. the famous anti
Saloon worker will I'll the pulpit OF tn
Methodist church Sunday morning TO
Rev. D. A. Phillips who is away on hi
vacation. Sunday night there will be
mass meeting in the Baptist Church
and Mr.. Harley will take part in tn
services. In the afternoon at 4:30 O. o'cloc
Mr.. Harley will preach at Bethleher
church near Davis station. The pastor
Mr.. Booth, is away, and Mr.. Harle
has been invited to preach to that cor
gregation.
The Kingstree board OF trade ha
taken up the matter OF raising a fun
to clay the sandy roads leading inl
that town. This is right step in tn
right direction, and one calculated
do Kingstree good. Manning has
board of trade which will do well
follow Kingsrree's example, see to
that all roads leading into Manning al
built up. To do so will cost money, ar
it must come from those who will
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