The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-17

on on LoS JoSl. Stlc eNcIS sosS SSssA-sS'
especially in the first race where there
are but TWO running FOR one Office.
So-ae o: the Tu-5evilie farmers have
already disposed CT their entire tobacco
crop st good prices We are told that
on las, Wednesday Mr. Martin Turbe-
VILE sold for l6. Mr.. Morgan Morris
30. Mr.. Lewis TurbevilIe 10. Mr.. Lie
Kennedy Is. Mr.. Sam Powell l3s. All
OF this ung-aded and taken from the
barn.
There mus, be more IL the Magistrate
Office than appears on the Surface JudS-
ing from the number OF candidates for
these positions in different parts Of the
county. The Turberille Magistrate mas
TWO opponents, so has the Magistrate at
New Zion. PaNvi;ie has one, Manning
has one, and Pinewood two. Foreston
and Sumyaer.on are breathing easy.
The opening up Of the old Jenk;uson
store has added new life 70 Manning,
and the J. u. Bradham Company is do
irs = good business from the start. Nr.
B-adham IS personally very popular.
having been in the mercantile business
for many years and always noted for his
square dealing, naturally The people
have confidence in him and this alone IS
q valuable asset 70 any business.
We would ask our correspondents 10
help Us for the next few weeks by send
ss7s their communications Is early as
possible, for the reason THE Tines edi.
Tor is engaged IN the county campaign
and will be able 20 give but little at,en-
cion 70 the "details OF bis paper until the
campaign is over, and besides the Office
force Is limited and they are compelled
70 have copy in the Office On time.
We direct attention 20 the advertise
mert Of Mr.. p. 3. MouzoD il this issue
who has opened up new business II the
store formerly occupied by his father.
Mr.. Mouzon handles family groceries
aud everything in his store is orsn new
BE is giving his personal attention 20
the purchasing Of stock and having had
considerable experience weventare that
nice line vii! always be kept by him.
IL this issue will be found the official
list OF cacdida,es and the managers OF
the primary election. Do not fai! 10 have
YOUR name enrolled on club. Those
who have been in the State one year
and the county sixty Gays, and who will
be swenty-one years OF age between now
and November are entitled 70 be enroll
ed and 70 rote in the primary. No reg
istra:ion cert:ica,e-lrer required TO cote
in the primary.
\ party OF gentlemen from Batesbu-g
aad Aiken passed through Manning
Yesterday enrou;e &c SumDerton 10 look
az the crops OF this section. They came
IN two automobiles, the party consisted
Of the following persons. Rev. 5. y.
Caasey, :. 8. HOLMAN, y. y. Bates, T.
S. Bates, D. 3. Kawl, NJ. Z. Rutland +,
Ray Rutland OF Batesburg. and G. j.
Hill Of Aiken They left Sates5urg
Monday morning.
There was shown 20 US yesterday =
hand bill wtthou, any signature or date
which attacks candidate FeatcerStone,
evidently sent OF. by some individual!
who has crouch aSains. the man. We
90 no, approve o. such nor do we think
these methods are calculated 70 appeal
10 fair minded men. II attacks upon =
candidate are 20 De msce le: i: oe done
in an open square manner. No bush
whacking tactics for Us.
No candidate should be judged by his
manner of making speeches for It =
often the case tha. az orator IS
an orator oa!y. What the peo-
pie need is earnessaess, !ntell:'
sence and fai,htulness. Speeches in a
| ,aw-masing body have bu, little effect.
Appeals 20 the tancies. the preiud:ces.
and 70 the passions may do 10 Eli up time
before jury bu. when it comes 70 the
! voters who ere 20 elect. they wan: com
mon sense.
We are informed .ha, some Of the cen
suS enumera.ors Sor this county have moi
IS vet received their pay fox the service
rendered. and we 90 no: see any reason
for the delay There mus, be hitch
somewhere. but where, we are unable L
end GU, as ye, On receiving this infor
nation we Immediately wrote 20 the Su
pervisoc Of Census asking him for 30 eN
PLANTATION bu, is We, we have not heart
from him. The pay will come as Coclt
Sam is good. but The delay is ha-assing
when tie money IS needed and the wo-s
| is done
Let the campaign in Clareudon be :
model for the future, 10 mud->l!nG!ns
and 20 heelers CT the campaign meeting.
to whocp things up for tavor!tes. il othel
words. lei every candidate DC ,rea;et
respectfully. There has been 10 :he pas
for the eEec, it would have. men - ;hs
campaign meetings 10 manufacture ap
plause for their :avorire thinking !!
|, would influence votes, ou; Il Is oar opln
| ion. it has 10 elec, whatever, 5ecaus.
the voter IS no, guided by the noise made
20 selec: his candidate. The :act IS, !.
mos, cases where the candidates ar'
known the voter has made up his :nin'
VINO ne WI. support.
The WORK ha, been started on n,
building OF the paHville graded >caoo.
and from VIVA; we can hear the >truc
,u-e will be great comfort 20 the stu
dents and !; VII be al Ornament: 10 IN
community IS we'll. The property value
have alreaG. advanced, and when th'
building Is completed there VII! hc =!
increase II he population OF that tow:
from those farming several miles ava,
moving il 20 send their children 20 III
school! We hope the State vii! CIV
hep 20 the people o: :ha: district iS i
IS deserving To havc bonded then,
selves 20 build he house anc 20 nave =
pay :. special IAN Coz, the running OF III
school, is Ccav!y OF district situated I
that one is, j. ,naa!ieS;s : .iac :.rt:csc q
gri: il those people aad the state o
South Carolina could 10; Go :: bet;c
work than by lending AID 20 me s'aN
willie schoo! district