The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-05-24

The election held at Sardinia on the
20sh, for the purpose OF adding an extra
five mills for school purposes in that
district resulted favorably, there not
being a dissenting vote. This makes
the extra levy in that district S mills,
which is the limit under the law. That
shows the interest those progressive
people have IN education which exam
pie might well be followed BY other
communities.
We direct attention to the large ad.
of the well known firm of d. J. Chan
dler Clothing Company OF Sumter
This concern is q frequent advertiser
in THE TINES because it pays TO be.
The nanaa ement Of this business
may be counted upon to make every
edge cut. He does not have leaks in
his business hence he uses the adver-
tising columns of this enewspaper be-
cause it is good business TO do so.
Whenever The D.. J. Chandler Cloth
ing Company appears 10 these columns
our readers may depend upon 1t their
representations are real, they would
not make statements which could not
be fulfilled by them. Therefore when
you read their advertisements you can
feel assured they have what they ad-
vertise, and furthermore, they will do
all they say. There is 40 such thing
with this concern of being ''just out"
of the article they put on at an entlc-
ing price, if they have 1t not when
called Tor they make it their business
to get it right away. We have no
hesiteucy in saying The D. Chandler
Clothing Company is up-to-date, with
goods OF the best makes and latest
styles. Go and see them.
On the evening of the Both of this
month Richard Carroll, Of Colum oia,
will deliver a lecture at the colored
graded school building. His subject
will be "Work and Sacrifice the Best
Thing for the Negro" The committee
in charge will have seats reserved for
the white people who desire to go out
to hear this remarkable coiored man.
Richard Carroll is without doubt true
leader of his race, as the many splendid
press notices that have been given OF
him will testify. There is no negro in
the State who has done as much for the
moral and intellectual character OF the
negro. Not only has he pointed out to
his race the way they should live with
their fellows but the way they should
live and act towards the white race.
Carroll claims that the Southern white
man is u friend of the negro. whereas
the Northern white man is not. He
teaches the negro that idleness is Grim
y
ways full Of strong common sense, and
good advice. We can safely vouch an
intellectual treat TO those who hear
Carroll, and in the other towns he visits
large portion of his hearers are white
people.
One of the county officials suggested
y few days ago that provision be made
for the establishment OF a rural police
in this county, similar to what they
have il some Of the other counties II
this State, since he made the sugges-
| ton we have gone to some trouble 70
ascertain the opinion OF some who have
had an opportunity TO observe the
working of such 4 force, and each case
where we made inquiry we found the
system unsatisfactory, one gentleman
said it amounted TO providing a job
with very little return to the county
| And within the last few days we notice
in the county of Dorchester the system
is so unsatisfactory that the authorities
+! have asked the governor 10 take them
away However ii the county commits
sioners after 4 careful investigation OF
the conditions in this county come TO
the conclusion that il Will pay the
county to have force OF rural police
men the salary to be paid by the county,
let them make q requisit!on upon the
delegation in time for those gentlemen
TO make an investigation for them
selves, and then if they arrive at the
same conclusion, provision will be made