The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-01-05

be lorr before the United St:
errnecs will take hand II
the traffic therein, nocwishsea
fact that maoy temperance
contend that il contains 40 aacu.... -. -,
or alcohol: !: contains both caffeine ana
alcohol, and il used 20 excess IS almost
as harmful as whiskey. and more harm
sul than lsger beer.
Died suddenly last Monday morning
as he. home about two miles West OF
Manning, Mrs. Julia Bradham, lics
OF The !sse Samuel q. RradhauA<sed
ahou. > years. The cause Of death IS
supposed TO be heart failure For some
time past she had complained OF her
heart. and after eating hearty oreak-
fast she sa: down il rocking chair,
and without warning expired in few
minutes. The funeral took place at
Fellowship church, where the deceased
held her membership.
The address @: Mr. J. A. Hoyt, editor
OF the Columbia Record, before the
Teachers Convention, was oos only
good strong presentation, bu; 1t knock.
ed into snithereens the arguments OF
those opposed to compulsory eoucac.on.
The time IS not far Of when every white
child will oe compelled by law TO attend
school for So least a portion OF the year,
aod the sooner it arrives the BET
ter will il be for the white masses There
is absolutely nothing IL the contention
0; the opposition, but an appeal 70 pre-;
u6ice, and the thinking masses are real
ling il more and more every day
On and after January 18th II! persons
who are over one year il arrears 70 IhE
TINES viii be cut os. We give this
timely notice in order that they cannot
have the excuse 20 say they did not Soow
they would be cut OF. Il is impossible
for US 70 carry 6ead-beat set OF read
ers- II the paper is worth receiving It
is worth paying for: and We shouid -atn-
ec have LOCO paying subscribers than
1900 on our lis. and ooe-toird OF them
dead beats, . oesd-beat IS the most con-
temptible creature oo earth, aad 1t IS
surprising how many OF these cattle
there are.
The people OF Fairfield county are
now il the same fix Clarendon was IN
when the dtspensary was voted out.
they have on hand surplus stock with
no legal means 70 dispose OF u, and
shay now are clamoring ic- relief, oy
cetsins the legislature 70 provide
means OF disposing OF this stuff without
ircu-riug $ loss 70 the taxpayers. The
only way this can be dooe IS 20 get an
Act allowing them 70 reopen the dis
peasary for the purpose Of selling the
remainder sc retail, but 10 this they
will ind opposition from those who are
bent on stopping the legal sale regard
less OF consequences We had 8 SIN.
ilar experience here, and was forced
20 dispose OF the stock at loss, and We
still owe some money which should be
paid.
TE TnES editor goes TO Columbia
next Tuesday TO attend the meeting OF
the general assembly, and during his
absence DR.. 4. S. Todd viii have charge
OF the editorial columns. Dr.. Todd has
given his services 70 the paper
during the absence OF TEE TDSES
editor, and we know our read
ers enjoyed his splendid work.
We would ask as a special favor that
our corresponds will give him all the
aid they can by supplying the paper with
plenty OF news letters, it helps the pa
per's management and 1t also gives the
reading public live. Interesting read
Jag The usual legislative letter vii! be
sen. from Columbia each week, and Il
WILDE the endc..crof the writer OF these
20 keep THE TINES readers posted On
what is going oa during the session
Complaint comes 10 US OF the growing
tendency 70 boisterouSneSs IL the coua-
try where the people are unprotected.
There is much drinking and rowdyism.
and If it is rot checked rural police
will be demanded To institute rura!
police force in this county would mean
q considerable increase il our already
heavy taxation. We would suggest as
one OF the means 70 prevent the reces-
s;,y for = rural police, is FOR the people
as q whole TO regard it t:,eir duty TO aid
in the suppression o. those things :aat
are causing these Complaints. X there
IS any Illicit selling Of liquor in your
community il is citizens duty TO re-
port it, and continue TO report these
violasors Of the Law until the evil IS e8-
terminated. Whenever the lawleSs had
that good c,tizeas viii rot stand FOR the
defiance of the law, but will aid IN the
enforcement: of It, then the lawless viii
seek elsewhere TO carry on their law
,essoess. It is now up TO the people
themselves 20 say whether the further
depreda.ions, annoyances and suEe:in
Of people rot pretecced by police shall
continue. Il can and should be stepped.
VIII you make the effort TO stop II: