The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-03-30

will be appreciated in this larger Eesd.
There was = meeting held At 40
o'clock last Sunday at The Baptist
chu.ch FOR the purpose o: organizing
Baracca Class ard 10 spite os the Smal!
attendance the class Wis organized ana
all OF the officers were elected under The
leadership O! Mr.. Z. {. Thomas one OF
the most competent Sunday school
teachers il our city as our teacher. AND
Miss leila Scarborough as our assistant;
teacher. We most cordially extend u
special Irritation 70 single. yoang aad
Old men from Is years oi ase 20 llo.-
BY l.. the Baracca Editor.
The necessity for marriage license
law is demonstrated by = receo: cap
peuirs at kicgsirec- \ travelling sales
man by the name Of 4. ". Phelps, &C
cordins 10 press dispatch 10 tbs morn
Jugs News and Courier. married on last
SUNDAY. young lady. The daughter OF
respectable farmer living iew miles
from kiugstcee, and 1t turns out tha, the
man has living wife in North Carolina.
The man WIS taken III At Lanes and re-
turned 20 Eings,ree where he Is now 81
the Kallahan hotel. and vii! De prose-
ccted for bigamy as soc1 as be recor-
erS. The ycung lady returned 10 her
home with her father.
There is 50 ordinance IL this town
which prohibits selling Oh Sunday, and
IL has been strictly enforced against the
news butchers on the passing trains
We have nc in;e-eS, in the matter, but
we do think that council should instruct
the police not 20 interfere with the sale
OF newspapers or the little uicnacks that
are sold OF train in transit. Such things
are no. calculated 20 help the town, in
fact. the tendency is TO hurt. II news
boy sells a paper or an apple on his train
TO the passengers. he is doing no harm.
be IS really accommodating the traye!-
lec, therefore we say, council should H.
ssrucs the police rot 70 enforce The or
diaaoce against sucn sel!iSg.
Just IS was promised, Aaron abrams
has opened up after settling his business
troubles. and is uow Offering his treEneo-
douS stock OF goods at . huge reduction.
Es has well assorted stock and IS get
ting in new goods every day. Abrams
is wonder, and be keeps them guess.
ing. but il matters not how he can GO II.
il is FOR the buyers 20 visit his store anG
see for themselves whether or not he IS
selling his goods at 30 cents On the dol
lar IS promised. Read lis half page ad-
and then remember that
the proof OF the pudding IS chewing the
string, not the rag as scme OF his less
enterprisico competitors do. II Abrams
viii save the trading public 30 cents on
the dollar i. matters not what others
say, they can knock and knock. but the
money IS saved 70 those waiting goods.
We were panied 20 learn last We'd
nesday that our aI!usion 20 tie practice
OF coming 20 this Town 20 solicit sub
for various charities, vas con-
strued by sone Is referring 20 the Tag
Day contributions. Such was not ou-
purpose, but what we did Ucan vas sole
" il reference 20 strangers coming 20
this town anu asking Tor money. They
come here frequently, and they are not
known, but they are usually well equip
peo with an appeal for aid, and all OF
them may oe alright ou. they are not
known and they may De In npostors. As
for the Tag Day" contributions, the
matter was given notice of in advance.
by the esteemed President o! The State
organization. and her rouchiss for the
object was g guarantee Of It's WORTH
ness. We regret ,ha, any oae should
have misunderstood our meaning. eS-
pecially knowing our disposition TO be
polite and helpful To those whom we
know aud respect. II is hoped by US
that this exclamation will correct any
that nay exist
Las, Sunday was charming Easter:
the ladies could not have had 9 better
day to display their fiae-y, and they
surely tooS advantage OF the weather
mans goodness 10 them. There was 3
nice 10. Of fluffy, Aowery and feathery
iooiiShness OF the heads OF the ones who
stepped light il their imagination thar
they were TOO sweet for anything, while
their poor daGdieS or husbands, either
had ,o:trail along or stay hcme and groau
ST the expense he has been pu. 70 for 2
hat that decent hen would feel rnorti-
lied 10 build nes. in But style. these
things are perpecra,ed in thy name and
the masculine gender might Is well grin
and bear it. The dresses are not so bad,
they could be worse: clean looking
garment oa most any creature o! the
feminine persuasion IS improving, pro-
vi6ed, they vii! loosen their suSpenGers.
and let the skirts down low enough 10
hide their fees, !oots, or ;ootSytoo,sies
jus: rs tie hunor strikes one 20 cal!
them. To see I woman dykeG ou; in =
costume tha, is Is pretty as the star
sp2ngle banoer with the skirt at her
shoe tops, looks TOO much Is il she Was
trying 10 fool the old man into believing q
that she is economical. bu; it IS no; so.
she is toolios herself il believing She
has pretty ankles when they are boXy
and look like the knots on Z Scrubby oak.