The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-27

Pay absolutely no attention 70 po!!t-
ical scah.
DR.. J. 4. Hawkins and family are at
Clyde, y. c.
Several Of the State candidates went
from here las. Saturday 70 the Olanta
picnic.
The town Is full Of schoo! teachers this
week. and we see no reason why the
Young men should let them get lone
some.
Mr.. F. l. Wolfe and family are
splashins IN the surf on Su!lvan's
Island
Mrs. D. E;rschmann is in New York
lookinc after her fall millinery and
other fall purchases.
Mrs. ". C. Gerald o: Camden, with
her daughter, Miss Minnie s. Gerald,
ere in Manning visiting the family OF
her son, Mr. John D. Gerald.
Struck and killed BY lightning in
Manning this afternoon, st about $50
O'Clock. Hattie, the tec-year old cauSh-
ter Of Mr.. J. y. SlackEao.
The family O: J. &. Risby are cool
ing OF ct Clyde, y. c. Mr.. Eigby went
> sake the family but returned TO get
ready 70 90 North for his fall goods
The people cannot complain now Of
no, having enough names to select from
when they go 70 tx up ticket for tae
House. and We hear i, runored there
are more ye. TO come Hope so.
THE TDES editor was the recipient
o: lucious water melon from his friend,
Mr.. 3. 8. Thompson OF Jordan. last
Thursday, and he hopes brother Thoup-
son will no, weary Of vel! doing.
Mrs. Geo. S. Lesa-e accompanied her
husband 70 Manning last Friday. and
after the meeting they wen; over IL the
Fork and spent the night ~ the home
o. Mr.. ". ". Davis near EarvioS.
The tobacco break in Manning yes:er-
day is said to have been very sasistac-
.oyy both u quantity ard IN price. There
was about 10000 pounds and /, orouSa,
an average Of dve cents, so we are told.
Mrs. L D. Pearson OF Atlanta, Ga. IS
IL Manning visiting her mothers col
lege chu,n, Mrs. T. " Nouzoc. On Sat-
urday Mrs. Nouzon. accompanied ov
Mrs. Pearson and MISC Williams will
leave for Wriehtsyilie Beach.
Died q: his home io Kings:ree on
last Monday night, Mr.. William q.
Kennedy, aged sbout seyeoey-ave years.
The deceased was many years ago
prominen. merchant in Manning. and
he has many acquaictanceS ic C.aren-
don
They have I'd anti-kissing law IN some
o! the villages like Atlanta and Macon,
but when you s>e people from those re-
cions trying TO hide themselves II cos
mopoli.ao city like Manning, !. leaves
room 70 suspect that the Yum Yum laws
OF Georgia have been violated.
Charlton DSEan.. Esq, has returned
home from an extended visit 20 his moth
er's home il BIutfcor. Ga. While at the
home his stepta,her. NJ. Bisbee. died.
Mr.. Duran: made the trip 20 Georgia
in his automobile and got alon3s w!thou.
mishap. but coming back he waS tor~ed
70 abandon his machine between Co
lumbia and Augusta aaG take me :.ain
hocae, leaving his automobile for re-
pairs.
There appears il this issue the caDdi
dates cards ai Mr.. James Reeves OF Du-
Rant, aud Mr.. Henry 8. Richardson.
Jr.. OF Pinewood Mr.. Reeves has never
before aspired 70 public place. but he IS
we'll known IN connection with his Ia
bors in the farmers union. Mr.. Rich
art!son has h;d some experience is I
candidate for public Office. BE ran for
the House two years ago and received =
very handsome vote.
There was aicc %: Q; tobacco here
on The warehouse floors yesterday. and
IS IS usually the case with the frs. 20
nacco. some are pleased with the prices
aud some 60 away thinking tney couic
have done better - other markets.
These people DO not take into consider
a:ion the quality, they do 10. think tha,
some have better than others We be-
liere the buyers are SolaS 20 Go =. =
their power 70 make this warehouse sec
ono 10 none.
TIE Columbia l:ecorIs Good Roads
party arrived IN Manning this morning
from Sumter escorted by abou: : dozen
local automobiles, iccludicg some from
Summertoa. The tourists are D. Il.
Wins!ow, United States Supec!n;encer;
OF loads Construction, detailed 70 &C
company the Records party 20 address
the people: lI- G. ". NoormaD. rercc-
scn:inS the Columbia Evening Record.
MeSsrS. y J Kind AID y. :. Wclch:
They arc uS!aS TWO Brush cars, and
out q. the twelve automobiles IL he
procession six Of them were Brush. The
party lei, here this afternoon 20:
k!nss,-ee Good roads addresses were