The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-13

away for over week, is visiting the
most prominent northern cities. such rs
New York. PHILADELPHIA Baltimore,
etc, with the intention Of bringing 70
Manning the largest assortment OF
clothing, shoes, novelties, dry goods,
high-class millinery and furniture.
y wind storm passed through the
Sammy Swamp section last Thursday
afternoon, and did considerable damage
70 high ccSn, blew down some trees and
gave the people scare. MIR. Theodore
Lesesne says the wind was so severe at
his place that i: blew the WOO! OF from
3 sleeps tail, and it was his tavorite
sheep at that.
Mr.. ". ". Krasnotf one Of Mann!ns's
merchants is now in New York on the
market buying his fail goods NJ. hras-
oof went OF early this season so that he
could take his time 10 pick up bargains,
and AZ the same time be on hand Us the
new fall goods arrive. Watch kraSnoH's S
store when he gets back. he is going
70 ose: special inducements for the To-
bacco trade.
TLe News and Cou.ier's report OF crop
conditions throughout the State shows
the crop greatly retarded and not so
good. II gives Clarendon as three weeks
late, with the cotton small and IN Z yell
low condition. The present good wealth
er will in few days show consider
able improvement, as cotton has Won
derful recupecative power.
There will be good roads convention
here on the 2.th., which will be ad-
dressed by DR.. Winslow and other road
building experts. The Columbia Even
ing Record furnished US with the icinery
ot the autoists who are 70 come here on
the occasion and 40 outline o! the pur-
pose OF the meeting but it became mis-
placed. nevertheless we shall oe glad 70
have as many as possible here oo the
9Th.
We are constantly being asked il there
will not be more candidates for the leg
isla,ure, and some people seem 10 think
that II is the editors business 70 go out
acd bring candidates in. From 3 tnan-
cial standpoint the dearth o! candidates
is appalling. but it cannot be helped. 1t
has been limited there will be at least
one more candidate for the House. and
be NAV decide TO run bis candidacy upon
an economical basis by not letting the
voters know he IS seeking their votes
until he tells them SO ou the stump.
Then TOO, we have heard there may be
an auxiliary candidate IN the race TO help
another candidate. There are tricks 10
politics as well as in other matters.
II was with both pride and pleasure
we read in Sundays paper that one OF
our Clarendon boys had been awarded
q prize for writing an article on :
scientific subject. We refer 70 the
article written BY William &. Carrlgaa
and read before the State Pharnaceut-
ical Association II its last meeting.
After hearing the paper the association
voted Dr.. Carrigao prize DR.. Car
riean is Sumnerton boy OF whom his
friends are justly proud. He is making
his way to high mark, and accomplish
ING il by his own efforts. His success
should encourage other boys 20 greater
effort. We wish this youas doctor every
success.
Attention IS directed 20 The rules o!
the Democratic party which IS intended
for voup. men coming OF age before the
general election in November. Any
Young man who will be - years old by
The Srd., of November next has rlgh.
10 have his name enrolled on 1 Demo-
cratic club and be can vote IN the COM
ing primary. Our reason for reminding
of this matter is 70 get the secretaries
to see 10 j, that these youas men are
enrolled. L, would be well for every
secretary O: club 10 60 over his CLUB
roll 10 see j; be has enrolled all in his
community. Those who have become o!
ace since the las; election, those VINO
have recently moved IN, and those who
will be OF age by the general election.
Some of the gentlemen who are sac
riScinc themselves upon the alter o!
their conu.ry for political prefermen'
have correct idea o: the wayin which
country newspaper should be run. In
other words, when they want politica!
advertising they send Z check along
with their matter. But there are some
Others who seem 70 think the country
publisher neither pays the printer his
salary. the landlord the rent, nor the
paper dealer for paper-that he eats
not. oor neither does he dr:nk-and
that he IS simply printing ! paper !os
the glory Of boosting these who wan!
Office. We serve notice right here and
now tina, we DO no; belong TO the latte!
class, and that gasoline costs 70 cents J
gallon when purchased from the !oca
retail! dealer. Govern yourselves &C
cor6iugly, gen,!emer-Gafaey Ledger
There are times when il is al,nos
Impossible 10 get up matter which vi.
be entertaining 70 our readers: the.
tire OF politics and ,heE become sail
lated with baseball news. then wha: !:
There for Z poor newspaper man 20 ct
in these no: and long days: u: canno
81. down with his hands folded nor c..
he pick up and go 20 the springs: n,
must stay AZ his post aud grind. anl
grind, even II the >wea; from his tac'
Noats his written ~Srds off. The far
aer can lay by" his crop and take
few days OIL visiting his neishbore: th'
lawyer can close his Office and hike ou
for / week pleasure: the doctor Cal
let his patients take Gaze OF thense!ve
aod be. 700. can take i rest. bu. III
country newspaper man Is 4 slave I
his work and must stick unless he ca
ind some one who Is willing 20 Sacr!tc
himself 20 act Is 4 substitute for >wee
charity sake. so that me editor can :,
ou. 70 breathe fresh air.
. CEoley's Kidney Remedy will c-rc Az
case OF kidney and bladder trouble 20
,,aro,S .h. reach OF meI;cicc No .ueC