The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-10-28

'sEe who disagrees with me is here
tic, fool or william"
The boxes for the election are to be
delivered next Saturday.
Trespass notices for sale at The
TINES Office. Nickel each.
Work on the court house has been
resumed, and will continue right on.
Clarendon will be well represented at
the Fair in spite of low priced cotton.
Live Oak Camp OF Manning is in
viUed to attend an unveillng ceremony
at Greelyville next Sunday.
The government report shows that up
to October Is there were 6,2S3, $50 bales
ginned. South Carolina glnnrd 6o9,OIo.
Argue not with those who are con-
vinced it is impossible for them 10 be
wrong It is s waste Of time and lung
energy.
Hot supper for the benefit of Gra-
hams church, at the home OF Mr.. J. L.
Brogden, near Brogden next Wednes-
day evening.
Those who cannot find their last years
tax receipt can call upon the County
Treasurer for certificate showing they
have paid their taxes.
Hon. J. W. Hamel Of Kershaw gave
us a pleasant call last Monday, Mr..
HameI is an editor and while with US
we spent a delightful hour.
Clarendon County has contributed to
the Bryan and Kern fund nearly $500,
while Colleton gave less than $50, and
Spartanburg less than S65.
Mrs. 7. A. Archer, of Anderson, spent
last Sunday in Manning, visiting her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Dr.. A. S. Todd. She
left Monday morning to visit son IN
Charleston.
We are requested to announce there
will be supper at the Stone Line school
house, next Wednesday evening Tor the
benefit OF furnishing the new building.
There will be barbecue, oysters and ice
cream.
Governor Ansel has appointed H. F.
Stack magistrate at Plnewood, n place
of 3. W. Deschamps resigned. Mr..
Stack was magistrate at that place sew
eral years ago but gave it up on account
of iii health.
Married by Rev. D. A. Phillips, at
the Methodist parsonage, yesterday
morning Mr.. J. N. Graham and Miss
Fannie Emanuel, daughter Of Mr.. W.
P. Emanuel. The couple left on morn
inc train for the State Fair.
Manning has board OF trade. Man
ming had board of trade several years
ago. The former board organized
and collected dues, the present board
organized and collected dues. Has any
thing else been done?
Rev. James Mcdowell viii preach in
the PRESBYTERIAN church next Sunday
morning, and it will probably be his
last sermon in Clarendon, as be expects
to make his home in Yorkville with his
son DR.. James D. Mcdowell.
There will be a Prohibition Rally
here next Saturday at II o'clock a. m.
It is said that many whom are well
versed on the prohibition question will
expound their doctrine. Among them
Hon. C. C. Featherstone, OF Laurens,
and Hon. Mendel L. Smith, OF Camden.
On last Thursday Mr.. Allen Shorter,
near Davis Station had some trouble
with some negroes about them setting
their dogs on his hogs which.had stray
ed in the negroes pea field, and which
resulted in his shooting Preston Lemon
Shorter came to Manning to give him
self up to the Sheriff who was absent on
official business, when he returned he
went to Shcrter's, arrested him and
lodged him in jail, where he remains
pending the wounded boys condition.
Manning needs a sewerage system,
but how can Manning get it wlthou'
adding at least six more mills to the
taxation? How many property holders
are willing to increase the taxation ol
this town. There is only cne way tc
put in the improvements contemplated
bv some of our progressive citizens, anc
that Is for the taxpayers to sell thell
property and turn the proceeds into the
town treasury, then if it is not eXtravag
antly managed q sewerage system may
be put in the length of Brooks Street.
Some one has started report thai
THE TINES editor said he would chal'
lence any mans vote who is allowed K
vote without exhibiting his registration
certificate and tax receipt. 1t IS false
no such thought ever entered THE
TINES editors head. II the managers
violate the law it may be against ths
side thew favor. The TINES editor vii
cast his vote lawfully or not at all, n
has nothing to do with others. He nevel
has played the roll OF an election spot
ter and does not propose to at this lat
day.
There is something doing now in
business way at the Krasnof store. Thl
concern has a tremendous stock o
goods. It bought it to sell and rot t
Keep. The management realizes some
thing must be done to enliven and dra'
trade here, and has therefore marke
this big stock down at figures to draN
trade. Read the large advertisement
in this issue and come to Manning wit
aview of buying, and we cau assure tn
trading public that the Krasnotf's mea
to exchange their goods for cash to th
advantage Of the buyer. Read the &C
yertisement.
Rings Little Liver Pills for billiousness, sicl
headache They keep you we'll 25c. Try then