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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-01-19

Again We assert that We nave
never seen the names OF the STOCK
holders of this glass company
publishes. nor have we ever seen
in any .ewspaper any denial OF
the Gonzales connection with tins
company. nor any denunciatlon
of Tillman with regard to any
! thing he said about the stock
holders of this company: or where
he ever intimated that the Con
zaIes are or were interested in the
company. So the swelling up OF
the editor of The State and using
abusive language amounts 10
about as much as did the drunken
boast of the fellow who stalked
into bar and looking around
those present strangers, belched
forth. Il can lick the fellow who
said that | robbed bank at
home nobody had said anything
about the chap, and therefore
there was no one to take ofense
at what he said. The State says
it called Tillman liar for max
, ing a charge against its editor 10
1906 and that THE TINES editor
, could Tot escape reading it, there
!, fore THE TINES automatically
, falls heir to the abuse it heaped
upon Tillman. If the editor OF
, The State does not exhibit the
cloven hoof in this, as we'll ms
ostrich proclivities when corner
5 ed. then NE are not able TO Judge
\ but all of this does not yet Sal
! who are the stock holders OF tht
Colum bia Glass Company;al! tina
t We have, is a clean DILL OF nealtl
J. from partisan newspaper-Th
,. State, but to conteract this, ther
:. Is the public charge Of dishones
;. tv made by a commission OF me
;e who are regarded as among tn
: best in South Carolina. It mai
!. ters not what Mr.. Gonzales op!r
d ion of The TINES editor is. let
q. give to the public the names {
to all of those who at any tine Owl
ID ed stock in the glass compan
70 that is accused Of robblng tt
n. State, and then perhaps the pe'
a pie at large will sympathlze Wit
q. them in thei: present untortuna'
ly condition.
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Tnrheville Dots.
~ T,r Manning Tines

ec,:o, TIE Manning Tines
On the 18th inst. the Farmers mon
held meeting at this place and q large
crowd attended. Among the VISITORS
here oo that day were Mr.. Reeves OF
DpRant and Mr.. Allen McFaddin o;
Naming. After the business hour OF
the Union was over the Crowds ac'ea-
t;on was drawn by Ed Turoevule, who
has somewhat OF ousA voice, inviting
everybody down 10 what is called oy our
bows, Trrbeville Park. Arriving at the
Park we found large table spread and
on i, a quantity OF all kinds OF eatao!es,
for which Turoeville is noted. Every
Lody enjoyed the occasion. After din,
ner Mr.: Dann;e Turbeville passed
around . box OF cigars. aud in about
thirty minutes Jasper Turbevi!ie !rTit,
ed the crowd up in the Woodnen hsli
70 listen 10 noted lecturer, Prof. y. y.
Barrow OF Clemson Agricultural ~
icoe. Prof. Barrow gave the farmers
rood cdvice, which If needed. will oe OF
Interest 10 the farmers for years e
! come. We all hope Prof. Barrow VII
come again. D.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-01-19
Judgment .or Foreclosure and Sale,

UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF y
Judgment Order OF the Court OF Con-
mon Pleas. in the above stated ac-
ton. TO me directed. bearing date OF
January 3, 1910. I will sci! at pub
lie auction, 20 the highest bidder, for
cash, at Clarendon Court House, at
Manning, IN said county. within the
legal bours for judicial sales, on Mon
dav, the eth da, Of February, 1910.
, being saiesday, the following csscrib-
ed real estate:
Lot No. II! is bounded on the North
by Martha Hil,on's laod: oo the East.
+! bv lands OF Alice Moses; South by iancs
OF \. L. Lesesue. and Wes: oy estate OF
3. PRESLEY Barron. This lot being the
property conveyed 70 me for valuable
consideration by Alice Moses and Is a
portion OF the property formerly owned
by William Dickson 10 the towa CT
Manning.
Lot No. ~ is bounded on the North
by lands OF Anus Philips; East oy the
estate OF 3. 2. Barron: South oy lands
;. OF A. L. Lesesne, and West by lands 0.
Clarendon Johnson. This lot being COZ
veyed 10 me by Clarendon johnson Tor
valuable consideration and IS also
portion OF the property formerly owned
! sn the town OF Manning, County acc
State aforesaid, By William Dickson.
Purchaser to pay toE papers:
( B. GAMBLE,
Sheriff OF Clarendon County
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Piaewooa Dots.
Editor The Manning Tines

Editor The Manning Tines:
"Mr. Bob" 6 good comedy, vii! De
presented here next FRIDAY evening,
January 2lst, in the Auditorium OF tne
school house. The play IS very good
one, full o: fun and :l,erestins through
out. The following is he cast OF char
acterS:
philip Boyson. William 8. Garret, Jr.,
Rooert Brown lclerk o. Benson q
Ee,son, Howard Scott
jenkins (aiiss Eebecca's Butter -.
Eebecca Luke f. Maiden Lady
Miss Annie Reeves
Catherine Rogers (bec niece -.
Miss Kenny REYNOLDS
Marion Bryan. (Carherioe's iriend)
49, Miss Bessie Ge6dins
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CAPITOL CORRESPONDENCE
Columbia. S. c.. January l4th,

1910.
The seneral assembly got to-
eether last Tuesday and Its mem
bers settled down TO work at once.
There are great many bills lett
over from last year, many OF
which will ind a grave and prop
erly So, because the statutes are
already loaded with laws when
are not nor can they be enforced
In my opinion the best work TINS
legislature can do is to pass the
appropriation bills and adjourn,
bns it is not possible TO hope for
this, because there are a numoer
Of aspirants who want to reach
the ear Of the masses and they
are going to make speeches and
thereby prolong the session. AS
usual the first week very little OF
consequence is done, except skir-
mishing around getting things
together for next week wien the
work will set in earnestly, Dat
then there will be one .uterrup.
ton Lees b:rthoay which IS next
"Wednesday, the general assem-
hly has accepted an invitation tc
CO " Winthrop College to oe
s!3cNa by President johnson
w:,asy he can use more Of the
Srae 5 money, and then there Is
s,Io.nar iankes for Clemson
a.osner restitution needing more
Of the States cash.
The first question propcundee
20 me oa arriving in Columoas
was ..how viii you vote on :h'
,iouor question, hang this pesk!
thing, out as I always do ans
wersd chat l voted last year y
s,.onit the liquor question 20 tn
;,eop.e of the wet counties, an'
in ms act I promised them to o.
satisfied with their action. the,
haye acted and six counties SAL
shev wanted to retain the dispen
sarv, therefore so far as thus ses
sion is concerned ! feel moral
bourd to stand bg my act OF las
wear II this is not so, tnen wher
was the sense in putting thos
people 70 the trouble and expens
OF hoidlng an election, and the
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-01-19
o..,r Miss Reoecca ; nsid

Patty Miss Reoeccas nsid
Miss AdcI! Barwick
The public is invited to be present at
$50 P II. Admission l3c and &c
a party OF hunters left here yesterda?
for Ee.nini, where they vii get . boat
and float down the Saatee TO the North
eastern ,resle, hunting ducks.
The foundation OF the new Baptist
church has been laid and the YORK IS
steadily going on.
NIessrs. Il. y. Lawrence and l.. Z.
Richardson are in Columbia this week
Oh business.
Mr.. +. c. Rogers OF Lake City IS Ir
:own this week on business.
Mr.. c.. S. Smith OF Presna!!s, Is IS
s;s.;ac Mr.. kolb in the Office OF the rasi
,.,,.,o ,o. 4 \. P. 7.
Pjnewood. S. c., January Il. 1910.
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gives 2N1CrE2tlON 70 SES oAA1>S-
that 3 certain man. who has al. I
ways enjoyed the respect OF ms
community, Is selling whiskey,
the officer upon this. perhaps
malicious information, go to Pick-
eus and applies for temporary
injunction, the man IS without
means, If he does not answer. ana
to do so he must hire a lawyer,
the injunction is made perma.
neut. and the man is, although
innocent put under the ban, ana
hc no longer enjoys the esteem
Of his fellow man. Then TOO, this
b,l! goes farther and proposes 70
enioin the owner of the build
ing, the property under Susp'c,
ion of being place where liquor
is sold. the owner OF the property
NAV have rented the building 1of
= residence, or Day goods store
and has not the least KNOWLEDGE
of ANYTHING unlawful going On IN
Tho house rented. yet. forSooth
some enemy whispers that liquor
is being sold in that property
and the man must hunt up a law
yer 60 to perhaps q distant part
of the State at a great expense
anpear before d Judge, not allow.
ed a Jury to pass upon his guilt
or innocence. # the injunction
;s made permanent. and he is
;. brought up again. he is adjudsed
in contempt Of court and lodged
in iail. actually deprived OF his
liberty without the privilege OF
having a jury of his peers to pass
, upon the evidence. | am oppos
x! to any sucu tiamnabse oppres
sion, and if the same was az
tempted with anything else thai
LIQUOR the people would not sub
, nit. for it is tyrannical fanatic
ism and it runs mad. l want tn
; liouor laws enforced, and | be
! lieve the same legal machlner.
r tha: it takes to enforce the la,
Il against theft and murder is sun
!, cient for the punishment OF liqt
!. or law violations. There Is aoSt
h !utely no reason to ROB people, 0
d ,ndirection of their constitution:
d rights as is attempted by thl
i bill. Il enacted into law 1t WI
:. be au engine of oppression an
black mail!
i ] have introduced a bill to al
n thorize the payment OF the GA
o ance due the waiskey houses b
n Clarendon, the amount Is Som'
IS thing over $500 and | am su!
IS every honest man in the count
a will approve Of the payment (
p this balance. The county he
<. profted by the money it got tro
g iiouor, and it will not object
,e paw the debts remaining. | hay
n also introduced a bill to give a
h thority to the local trustees OF OF
IS graded school to enforce a co
Of tiueent fee, they have not th
il power now, and there are sou
.e who are taking advantage Of Il
10 situation and refuse to pay. II
school must have the money al
TO the trustees may have to ra.
or the amount to more than % cen,
ut of course they will not until 1t
~ is forced upon them, but win
is that condition arises they wa
al the law so they can enforce the
" rules and regulations. a.
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blv fall heir TO The States trace
/ of abuse OF Tillman. We have
read in The State denunclations
of Tillman about other matters
and it was as effective as the ram !
that drops on a ducks back, but
with regard 10 The States con-
nection with the glass company.
never.
There has been q rum or
throughout the State that tue
Gonzales or persons interested IN
their newspaper are stock holders
in the company and we have on
more than one occasion through
;, TIE TINES asked The State TO
publish the names Of the stock
. holders of this company in order
to ascertain whether or not there
is any foundation for the rumor.
. The State either overlooked the
request or it did not see TT 10
comply. and that is the reason we
; put the question up to its editor
again, aud in a personal way
i, Since The State denies the con
nection we heartily accept the
2 denial.
: But there is something strange
about this company. The winding
F., up commission alleges that this
company robbed the State out OF
: thousands of dollars. and the
+ gentlemen composing the com
4 mission are reputable citizens
,, vet The State says it recognizes
lin that list of stock holders neI
/, who command the respect OF al
I. who know them, and whose IN
- - tesritv none dare assall eXcep
= in the covert. cowardly. contemp
|. tible manner Of the characte
.. ~ assassin" The commission now
!. ever did assail the company re
y sardl.ss Of the character OF tnes
~ =. stock holders and in no covert
=. - cowardly and contemplate man
- ner but in straight iorwar
" ~ manly way alleges that this CON
as as panv did over charge the Stat
~ and are guilty of conspirln% Wit
~ ~ its officials to defraud the Sta'
~ ~ of South Carolina, what the con
~ =, mission will be able to prove IN
~ ~ court of law remains to be see!
~ ~ but the point is, they are directs
~ % charged by men who enjoy tt
~ ~ peoples respect, and it matte'
~ " not the bitter language enploye
Ie .n bv The State. it cannot rub o.
~, :. the existing fact. that these me
~ whom our contemporary !aut
~ ~ stand before the people OF tn
~ ~. State accused, just as are the Ii
~ uor houses and their agents.
= n We do not know the men accu
-, ~ ed by the commission, but so I;
,at At as they having the respect
.as =. those who know them is concer
= ed it has nothing to do with co
- :, ditions as they exist; some. al
- perhaps all of the men charg'
ne = with graft, enjoyed the good OPP
az az ion of those who knew them c
~, Sa fore they went into this Whlsa
ne ~. business, but has their later co
.. .0 duct continued to them this go
IN opinion?
W. .ar Who are the stock holders
=. the Columbia Glass Company
~, .sr a question not yet answered, G
y. cept so far as the Gonzales 1aL
ec Iy and those connected Win l
State is concerned.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County Of Clarendon.
By James II. Windham, Esq, Judge
OF Probate.

By James II. Windham, Esq, Judge
Of Probate.
,,,HEREAS, Thomas 3. Minis made
w suit to me to grant him Letters OF
Of the estate and
effects Of Charles a. Ridgiu.
These are therefore to cite AID ac.
monish al, and singular the kindTec
and creditors o! the said Charles A;
Ricsill, deceased, that they be and
appear before me. in the Court OF FRO
bate. 70 be held at Manning, s. G.. on
the 22nd day of January next. after
publication hereof, at II o'clock IN
the forenoon. to show cause, il any
thew have, why the said adminissra-
ton should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this ilth
6ay OF January, a. D. 1910:
JAMES q. WINDHAM.
fsE,L.l Judge OF Probate.
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GIVE IEs PUBLIC Is: IETS.

The Columbia State with It's
characteristic uufairness under.
takes to mislead the public by
saving that the editor OF HE
TINES had ample opportunity to
know the stock holders OF the
Columbia Glass Company as their
names have been printed IN Inc
State and other daily newspapers.
We assure the reading public that
THE TINES editor has never seen
in any newspaper. The State or
any other, the names OF these
stock holders, and we have asked
several times for The State to
publish them. After asking more
! than once without results. IN our
! last issue We put it straight up
to William Elliot Gonzales, editor
OF The State. 20 say who they are
and whether there is anything IN
the report that persons connected
with The State or related to Its
editor are interested IN The Co
iumbia Glass Company. The
State does not yet give the nam
es Of the stock holders, out the
!, editor denies for himself and his
kin any ownership in this con.
Germ. This part of bis editorial
is gratifying to US and We gladly
inform our readers Mr.. Gonzales
saws that neither he nor any OF
his family or any one interested
in The State has any interest II
the glass company.
! The State mlsrepreSents THt
TIMES when it endeavors t<
: create the impression that IH'
. TINES championed James 5. Ear
: nam. 1t did no such thing, but
! did defend the jury that acqu'tt
: ed Farnum from the bitter a;
: tacks OF The State. It defepde'
e the Jury because it kept up Wit
) the testimony and the Judge
V charge as published; the edito
v of The TINES agreed with tn
i. Jury in it's conclusion. and we hay
= no hesitency in saying that ha
}. we been juror on that case tn
Y Judges charge would have force
Il a verdict Of Not Guilty" trol
IS us, and, since the rendition {
Il this verdict we have discusse
d the matter with a number OF prom
inent men who are as anxious
/ bring the parties that robbed tt
l. State to justice, as is The Stat
" and they agree with US that
e will not do for jury to disrega'
e tie charge of Judge to sat!s!
y a popular demand, or the polltl
If al advantage Of any set OF men
IS The State says that B. R. Til
NJ man in a speech at Chester
% 1906 made the same charge, tn
;e is, that parties interested in
y. State are interested in the Colur
lr bia Glass Company, and that
a. denounced the slanderer as
is malicious and Infamous liar. II
10 TINES editor has no recollectit
1e of this incident whatever. and
ne has neve: read where Tillman
I'd any time or at any place intlms
Sc ed that anyone in anyway co
5 nected with The State. IS, or eV
is was interested in this compan
on nor has The TINES editor ev
Mt read in The State any denunc
,irj lion of Tillman in this conne
ton. therefore, he cannot pos
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The Spartanourg Journal says:
s.Charleston has lost Editor
Hemphill, but the Battery aud
St. Michael's are still there. "
Saw. is that all? What about
Ladson street? Col. Hyatt might
be able to tell something about
it.
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after they have expressed them
selves. turn around and deprive
them Of the very thing we prom
iSed them bv our act to let them
have: Ii my opinion to do SO
would be a breach Of faith and
would not do the cause Of temper
ance good.
The Prohibitionists are IN the
majority in the senate now and
if they wish to disregard their
implied agreement they can pass
a State wide prohibition law at
this session, aud l would not be
at all surprised if they did 1t. The
only thing that will prevent a
State wide act at this session Is.
there are some very sincere Pro
h,bitionists who feel morally
bound TO stand by the principle
of local option that has worked
! SO we'll for the prohibition cause
the past few years. If these men
stand firm. then it Will be up 10
the people next summer i they
want a State wide prohibition law
TO REQUIRE their representatives
10 vote for such 4 measure.
have no hesiteucy in saying no"
that inasmuch as the people OF
Clarendon have gwen an expires.
sion on this question, were 1t no'
for what regard taclt agree
ment made last year to let the
people in the wet counties 10!
themselves say whether or no.
fhey wanted TO retain the wins
] kew traffic I would feel morally
hound to vote for State-wt pro
hibi.ion, under the circumstances
however l cannot do so any NOR
than I should allow the ieSiSia
tire to put the sale Of liquor baci
. in Clarendon without a vote OF
majority Of her people. | resar'
the adopting OF Statewide PIC
hibition oil by this legislature a
much bad faith as woi:3 resar
, the putting the sale OF liqro
back on the hfteeI counties tia
voted it out under the same &C
; if the supporters OF the dispe:
, sary were in the majority II sue
t a thing was attempted | wou!
}. work With all the forces | couE
+ command TO prevent it, and ! a.
the same now that the other s;S
o are in the saddle.
q On last Friday opposed a o!
n looking to giving more power
. LIQUOR cases, that IS to brin
5 down the power of injunction
!, a most tyrannical form under tn
:, q biz all the Attorney General b;
to do is on suspicion so before
d Judge 10 any part. OF the Stat
a apply for 80 Injunction with e
e parte testimony, put 4 citizen
Y e whole lot Of expense, and &
;. man may be innccent-.f tax
o before jury he would estaoh;
20 his innocense yet this bill seel
d / to deprive him OF the right
,e trial by jury. l am opposed to
" and ali kindred measures looks.
d to harass citizens and cause the
n to be mulct in heavy axpense.
8 # our laws are not sufnclent
" punish the V. ators OF the hqu
e laws then strengthen them, 3
re do not deprive men o. rights tn
se have from the beginning OF tt
sa eovernment-the right OF tr
IN bv Jury. Think Of 1t, an ener
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Administrators Sale.

pursuau, 10 sn order OF J. II. Wind
ham Judee OF Probate, will sell TO
the highest bipder for Gasp. a. vac
residence of the late James Canteys ce-
ceased, at II o'clock a. NJ, en- !he losh
aa- OF January, 1910. the following per,
sonaity: q Choass: ; Sows; Cow: :
Yearling: l Mare; 90 lbs Meat; l one, one,
horse Wagon; two-horse Wagon; 2e
lbs Fodder and Eav, and one lot OF
'0 MALACHI CANTEY.
Administrator.
p;newocd. S. c.. January 4, 1910.
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PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY
ADVERTISING RATES:

One suuace, one r!ue. 81: ceea ssHScSSS ., -
s.1sSo, 20 cents. Obituaries a:c fEioeNs "
Srs1sec. eharsed COR o. regular advertiser ,...
ISnera, contracts .na4e :oc three. SIX an0
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STATE OF SOUTH GARvLina,
County of Clarendon.

IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Irwin V. P!owden. Plaintiff
against
Joseph J. Richardson, Defendant.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02

had been taken from all their clothes.
that the lining had been torn from
the younger Roblnsih's hat and soon
Captain Kendall was convinced that
he had the much sought fugltiyes on
board
Alfred Smith, the dining room stew
ard, told how Crippen had maneu-
vered to keep Miss Leneve seated by
him at the table tie said Crippen
had asked for two seats at the cap
taln's table, side by side and next to
the wall so that no one could sit be-
side Miss Leneve other than himself.
"My boy Is little deaf, he told the
steward, and after some argument sue
eeeded In getting the desired seats.
In this way he prevented any OF the
passengers from engaging the girl In
conversation at the table and betray-
ing her sex by her voice.
Arthur Homer of Montreal one OF
the few English speaking passengers
on board came perhaps closer in con
tact with the pair. Crippen used tt
lend him ma gaines and they oftel
talked together, when Miss LeneV'
was not present, although cripper
Twas careful not to reveal much OF hit
lpast history.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-08-02
AGED FATHER PROGRESSES
RIIIJEIr IN SONS INNOCENCE

Los Angeles, Aug. bowed down
by years and broken by the ordeal OF
his sons flight and arrest on suspl-
cion of having murdered his Wife M
A. Crippen, father of DR. HawieN
Crippen, today presents the most pa
thetic figure Of the case that has en-
crossed the interest of two continents
II have not the money TO SO 10
Hawley, but II | had ! would gladly
20 and be Of whatever consolation !
might be to him" said the suspects
father today.
81 have not received any Wora
from him aud don't expect TO, II is
hard TO have Go be alone and surfer,
hut don't think It will last long. !
am not long for this world now and
since this trial has come TO me have
not had Il single day of good health
"They can't prove anything on
Hawley They can't even prove thal
Belle Elmore is dead. Why should
believe him guilty
II know ne wouldn't do such Q
thing. 1t posses belief. l may never
know the truth, es | don't feel that
can stand this worry much longer
feel as If | would like to 30 away
alone and die I did my best to edu'
cate Hawiey and his son. | did the
best 1 could and now In my old age
am alone and overwhelmed by INN
Disgrace