The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-06-22
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Travellers tell rs ,ha, in Egypt anG
other countries ii the far East, tha, The
Traveller is occasionally accos,ed by
.lrab bcg.ars. which !nicst the land,
with this strange request: Fay ne
thai which you 80 DOT owc NE. his
scribe IL writing this letter. feels that
ne IS paving something that be does no;
owe: because 20 one has requested him
TO write it. But =, we pay = great many
debts which we 60 not owe, the wrlIcr
feels somewhat: justified in giving his
views 20 the world We feel that wc
are living in the garden spot OF the
world. and wonder sometimes that some
one has not advocated the theory that
the garden of Eden might nave been 10
Gated in Hampton. II seems that an all
wise creator has specially favored this
par; o! His vineyard. and yet We fear
;hat we do not appreciate HIS goodness
as we should. He has not only surround
ed Us with marks OF His loving kindness,
bu: has also given Us noble people. II
would be hard 10 find more liberia!
minded and progressive people. II Eou
were 20 travel the world over than we
have here in Hampton county. We nave
the land. we have the water. and we
have The progressive spirit among our
people. So why NAV we not some day
have the greatest county 10 the State.
in TIC greatest Republic OF the world.
We ar.. very sorry tina, the Editor OF
THE MANNING: TIMES cannot share with
this treat county. We 90 greatly re-
joice. that he is permitted 10 share VITA
US the privileges Of citizenship 10 our
state and the world. It is inspiring 10
behold the smiling faces OF our progress
sivc farmers. arornG whose hearth
stones. peace. happiness and prosperity
reisnS Great sous OF noble slreS.. There
is also :: cheerful look on the faces OF
oar business men: which may be con-
scrueG as taken Of their feeling OF Sc
curi,v and confidence.
\ man giving his name rs Charlie
Painter. was lodged IN jal! here on the
l6;h inst, suspected OF being Joseph
Weudling the murder OF Alma kel!ner.
of Louisville, KY. Mr.. Editor you know
this must be great town when We are
forced 10 look TO Kentucky and other
states 10 furnish criminals for our lai! i
order tina, the iailer may have enough
work 70 keep him awake. We also have
such thing Us an aims house down
here: but we only have one pauper IN 1t:
an old colored woman who might have
come from some other section OF the
country: so We challenge even Claren-
don county, 10 show I like record for
peace and prosperity.
There was . beautiful home wedding
in our town on the afternoon Of the 10th
inst. when the residence OF Mrs. ". J.
Ellis was the scene of the marriage OF
her daughter, Miss Florence. 10 Mr..
Thos. J. Mcdaniel. by the Rev. J. K.
Fund derburk the officiating minister.
The wedding march was played by Ms.
J. W. Elkins, who also played softly,
The Palms" during the ceremony.
After refreshments OF very delicious
were served, the happy young couple
took the train for Glenn Springs. We
are informed that other couples are soon
10 follow II our young men do not be-
stir themselves, young men from other
sections will come and take some OF our
beauties away 10 other parts OF the
world. CIflS.