The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-29

There IS - this issue the caro- OF Mr.
a. 2. Burgess candidate for reelection
- the Office OF county Auditor. Mr.. Bar
! CESS is the present incumbent. and n!
! friends al, over the county will DC pleas
! cd 10 see that he has consented 20 be
come candidate for the G:iice agaln.
There are Sor.e OF our readers VIII
can help make the county uewSpape
OF greater interest 10 their coramunltie
! II they will spare = few minutes e2c!
week 20 write for the paper new
| item from their section. Come, let IL
have 4 nice news letter from ever.
post Office in Clarendon
Next Friday Is the liked for the exc
cu:ion OF Willie Be;hune for the rnur
der ot Mr.. G. s. Nir>. We are tolt
,ha; those who have been 20 see hin
say he does no; show anr signs .
mental worry over his approachiu:
death. aru If he realizes his condition
he has not made i, known 70 them
other than 70 have said when asked
tha. he was not prepared 10 die.
Mrs. Z. J. McFaddin and he- daugh
;ers. Misses Minnie and Sue. les; las
Wednesday for Clyde. y. C.. where Mis-:
Minnie NcEaddia has opened up sum
,ner hotel. Miss McFadd!a has had sev'
era! wears experience a. entertaining
summer boa-Gers, and she now has 4
com,nodious house with splendid com
forts where she will be pleased TO see
those from this section who want TO take
3 rest
The crop reports from this State show
4 considerable falling Off on accoun;
OF excessive rains in certain localities.
bu, with it all we believe that with
favorable seasons from now on this
State wil! have Us good 4 yield Is here
tofore. The prospects are not 1t all
discourasing. and when it is considered
that the prices must be high for every
thing grown OF the farm the hope IS
for prosperous year.
I, is pity some men are not canc'-
dates all Of the time. II they were,
they would not hold back their fond
ness 70: the people until some special
occasion when they are seeking votes,
bu. would be the same today and To-
morrow to all OF the people they are
protesting such !ondness for now, and
who, before they entered the po!i;ica!
arena, they would almost run over, IS
Il they were nowor;hy OF notice. or loo
busy 70 bother with
a party OF young folks left here last
Thursday 10 take 10 the festivities 1t
Sumter. and DO douo, had they reach
ed their destination they would have
eoioyed themselves, as IL was, The
machine they road in got stuck IN !
branch near Brosdoa's and the party
became wanderers in strange land.
Fortunately kind-hearted lady living
near took them ia and gave them tooc,
and consolation. Any OF the wrecked
party can be addressed as ''s,ick-ia-the-
mud without becoming offended.
They are going TO have yolag mems
Christian Association building ID Sum
ter costing s35. 600. Among the enthG-
siassic workers 70 raise this fund and TO
contribute literally are the Jews OF thai
CITY. It is indeed a splendid and broad
spirit when Jew and Gentle work hand
in hand for the common uplifc- How
much more beautiful is this eXempl!h-
cation OF real religion, than the con-
tenpcible narrownesS manifested by
those who can see 10 good in Others
There will be musical at tie Schoo.
next Friday night given by
Mrs. L. a. Cooper and her sister, Miss
Matte Dew, assisted by her children,
Marsareui,e and Lawrence. This
family are good musicians and they
will give TO those who attend treat
General admission, s. cents. Mrs.
Cooper is musician OF note, having
studied music under artists, and before
her marriage she devoted her talent TO
the work o: concert pianist.
Mrs D. VI. Bradham. accompanied
by Mrs. S. +. Cole, left Manning Moo
day morning in a Cscallac automobile
for Black Mountain, \. G. The car is
being driven By Mr.. Joe Bell and his
sou Joseph went with the party 10 ruo
. livery auto in the mountains. The
party will have nice trip il the
weather IS good It is said the scenery
between here and their destination is
most beau.itul, the roads as rule
good, and all along the road there are
nice people where they can stop TO rest.
Auy owner of an automobile in Clar-
endon will receive an invitation 70 the
Good R,ads Rally which
comes of in Charleston oa July 18th,
II he vii! write card 20 Hon James
Cosgrove. Secretary at Charleston, let
ting him know that he has machine.
The good roads convention IS anxious
70 have a1d entertain as many autois,s
Is will 60 te Charleston, and the only
way :ney can ascertain who automobile
owners are, is TO have them know the
Do not fail 10 read the new advertise.
men: OF D. ". Bradham & Son who are
selling the famous Cadillac, Buick and
Brush automobiles, This concern are
there with the goods and they can sci!
you either Cadillac, Buick or :: Brush
right ou. O: stock They are always
willing 10 demonstrate the running c.
C2ClSy OF tDSII CaIS, AuG I0SSS 80
teres,ed in the purchase OF machine
will be able 70 secure as good results
from D n. Bra6hau s. Son as they can
get from the factory where the macain,
es are built.
Manning has again voted az add
,ional , mill tex for school purposes.
The election took place last Thursday,
and i, vas fcreeone conclusion that
the additional levy would be authorized,
therefore very little interest was mani
tested, some OF those who advocated
the increased tax were so sangulce
that they did no, even take the trouble
TO vote. There were Is votes pollel,
50 for the additional two mills and touo
votes against. With this ,.dced TWO
mills IL is hoped that the trustees will
have suttic!en, money 70 run the school
the full term Of nine months.
We note that the government has
made a ruling which business Len