The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-03-23
Su.nersoa News.
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Editor rh,. 3iarGln@ Times
The muric:pa! election was duly con
ciuded on the cveuiug cf the 10th with
the following result: attendant. Dr.. D.
20. Rhame: WardonS, MeSs.s- ID. Is.
Davis. Il. y Richbourg. n. =. Mcldeau
and a. ~ TISdaie 1t vas thought for
some time previous 20 the day o! cleo
ton that no one would oppose Dr.. Do.
Rhane. Who offered for reelection 10
the Office OF Intendar,: bu; j; was found
upon the eventiul morning that another
prospective ticket was being worked
..ou the quiet, which =; The polling
precinct became known aS the lnSur-
gents Ticket. This ticket presented
NJ. O. G.. kee!S for Intendant and prac-
ticaly the same lists OF ~ar6ens;; the
regular ticket rs represented above
gained AZ orerw helm,ng victory With
40 out-turn OF forty odd votes against
some fourteen or fifteen. Summertoa Is
indebted 70 the previous government for
good results. and she has every reason
70 hope for continuance thereof dur
ing the ensuing year.
The immense fertilizer receipts which
the planters OF this sections are having
are gratifying inasmuch as the indica-
;iops are encouraging, but an Indirect
result has been rather annoying. The
Northwestern train has been from TWO
10 three hours late every morning for
the past week, and the rural mail car
riers have been obliged 70 make their
trips withou. the days mail. These de-
la:s have been ttributed 70 the prob
able heavr fertilizer shipments, togeth-
er with spring goods. We could not ge,
along without these nor can the business
man bnt be iuconrenienced by late
mails. Our hopeful citiZenS are still
peering into the future for 4 glimpse OF
that passenger and mail train conceded
TO be something OF 2 necessity 10 grow
ing Summerton.
Summertoo and surrounding commun-
i,y has always been considered eSpecisi-
Is apprecia,ire OF fine horses: and we
shall not dare make accusation that such
appreciation is being diminished, but
We fear that there is al instrument OF
mobility which will soon come in 10
claim its share Of attention. Indeed, not
few around town begin 70 prefer tie
'.houk-honk" 20 the old-faShioned neigh.
Mr. J ishby Eichbourg is the second
purchaser OF an automobile 10 Summer
ton, but We make no doubt that ere long
they will be quite common
The ladies o! the Cemetery Auxiliary
Association have recently Y received quite
number Of plants 70 be placed in the
Evergreen Cemetery. we understand
that this association has good mem ber-
Ss =,
| IL not all, are working faithfully VILE
I'D understanding which is unoueS,soo-
ably most praise worthy one. \ CO.
operation on the par, o! the ioJ owners
is al that is needed 10 achieve az least
Ssnal, measure Of success.
We regret 10 learn OF The probability
OF the removal OF Mr.. S. VI. ColclouTh q
and family 20 another part OF the state.
Mr.. GoIclough. harIug sold out his hard
ware business here. expects 70 open
simi.ar establishment. II some oSner
Carolina toxin. Let the prompting mo-
tiye be what it nay, il is source OF deep
re1re. 20 See good cit.zenS going away.
Just nere. however. we might on the
other hand uo.- with satisfaction aud
pleasure the i.sturn OF MIR. ". H 40
derson apd family, not for their USUAL
visit. but for permanent re,lasoce. Nr
! AuG-rsou. has for the past el*ht years,
been in Mississippi representing ih. j.
I 3 Hoist Co. a. cotton bu:..r. He All!
do :, similar business IL ;his t-rrlt"rI-
Mr. AuG-r>on Is L sood hu-iueS> n ~.
aod Mr.. An.!-rsnn will b-. remembered
Us beiIg an- o: Summ-rto; : mos; pop
ular your.r ig.dlr>: there r,Sid-DCc her
| Is Yer, Welcome.
Th-- Na:rot.< Brol. IN M ~ -,
Er:.:.,y :,:s"ruo,,n ws:h Mc~ jnO y
| L-.-eG--. Th-- feature ',i au,u---r'i':rr ~
loved was an advertisement cnos>t
which consisted OF Representations
minus any apparent clue ~ TO the prod.
uct advertised W.. :,''e ;n!u that ali q;
r ia,,i.-> >,.,-,.l.-s.. i.u,.t,a" ~. Ia. '.,.-
;urr~ advertising hair .iS;u:@~ "tc.N'
| IIa-e>nc. st~-l>r.-.I %, ,.ir> X. : RI
ouurs. served : ds.i2 hIIa! salad course
The club meets neXt with Mrs. j. VI.
! Plowden.
Miss Marie Fewell OF Rock Eiil. S.
c., spent a few days last week with he:
sister. Mrs Carlisle Ragiu.
Mr.. G. u Davis tnate his first trip o;
au> ren.th in nt>aa, ,omaon-. on Fsid.sS,
having Lr!v-o 10 NaualnG accomplished
by his daughter, Miss Bertha Davis.
y. S.
Summerton, s. G, March p. 1910.