The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-07-15

Inc QuDCldIS VI NIX. 0rdAdu -hOooS
of Sumter, and Miss Lucille Isemar
takes place this evening at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. Simon Iseman. The
couple will leave for Colorado on thel,
wedding tour.
There was on last Sunday a negro
by the name of Ramsey Perry shot acc
killed on the farm of Mr.. j. G. Stukes
near Brogden. Tue wife and son Of
the slain man have been arrested and
lodged 10 the Sumter Jail.
Mr.. D. E, Hydrick, the superintend'
ent of the Manning Electric Light Co.,
was taken to Columbia yesterday
where he will undergo an operation
for appendicitis. His friends here, and
they are many. hope he will have a
speedy recovery.
Mr.. S. C. Williams who has been
the crops of this county for
many wears says. the cotton and corn
Weld this season will be the greatest
of any former year, notwithstanding
the great Bumper Crop" that we all
love to speak OF.
MIR. 81. S. Dollard, a former citizen
of Clarendon. now residing in Sumter,
is spending several days in Clarendon,
and it would not Surprise US it he re-
turns to the best county in the State.
Clarendon will always welcome such
good farmers as Mr.. .Doalar6.
The railroad that is to run from Sum-
ter 10 Lake City passing through the
Salem section of this county will not
affect the projected road from Florence
through the same section on to Man
ming thence to Summerton and cross
over the Santee bridge to Charleston.
Manning will in the course OF time get
the Seaboard connection ve believe.
The friends o: Hon. John L Nc.
Laurin who was expected to be at
Cutters Mill tomorrow will be disap-
pointed. We received letter from
ain Monday telling US it will be I'M
possible for him to get away from bis
business, as much as he would like to
spend the day with the Pinewood and
Paxville people to renew his acquaint-
ance with them.
Anderson, July 12.-After an illness
through several months
Mrs. Charles W. Webb died here TO-
day. Sne was before her first marriage
10 Samuel Earle, OF this county, Miss
Harriet DuRant, of Sumter county.
Her husband MIR. Webb. and seven
children survive her. She was 81
wears of age. The funeral services Will
be held tomorrow afternoon.
Avoid making irritating remarks to
your neishbors about politics, every
man is entitled to his views. 1t IS
foolish in the extreme for neighbors to
fall out on account of men who is seek
ing Office. it is not only foolish. but the
do not appreciate your zeal
when the election IS over, therefore
we saw it is wise to let every man eX-
ercise his own judgment, and vote as
be sees ST.
About 1:30 O'Clock this morning FIRE
broke out in the western portion OF the
town destroying two tenant houses be-
longing to z. A. White. and had it not
been for the valiant service OF the hre
laddies the confagration would have
been serious, as in the near vicinity
was a large warehouse and other build
ines that if the fire had reached 1t
would have been almost impossible to
have saved large number OF dwellings
Katzoff has put 90 80 days sale, and
he proposes to sell regardless. When
ever Katzof get aroused he is determ-
ined TO defy competition. and he makes
things Hy while >the flying is good.
When you come to town go into his
store and let blm show you what real
sale means to the cash buyer. He has
the stock. and he is to make this mid
sale the biggest bargain in
he has been in business.
Do not forget that you have not en-
rolled on the Democratic club book as
REQUIRED by the rules. The man who
stoned bis name with his initials must,
if he does not want to be disfranchiSed,
90 back TO the club book and sign his
full name. If you signed A. B: White.
90 back and sign Absolem Barnard
White, and do it right away. The
time is growing shorter every day. and
unless YOU give this matter your atten-
ton, you are liable to forget.
To those who are constantly inQulr-
inc. the editor of The Times will say
be intends to offer for reelection for
the Senate. and at the proper time will
make formal statement This is
mentioned at this time because some oi
his friends have been writing letters,
and calling upon him TO ascertain what
he proposes to do. To each and every
one he has said there is plenty OF time
to make a formal announcement, but
to consider him in the running
Mr.. Carlton Sawyer OF the Comp
troller Generals Office was in Manning
Monday making the annual settlement
with the County Treasurer. Mr.. Saw
YER told US his investigation here. was
very satisfactory indeed, and a5 our
request he promised as soon as he
could get the time he would endeavor
to get up for US statement IN con-
crete form which would put US in pos
session of the facts about the financial
condition OF the fiscal affairs OF the
county.
Hon. C. NJ. Davis of Summerton
called last Monday to hand US com
munication with regard to the commun.
ication in the Times signed Farmer
July 1st, which explains itself and
proves the untruthfulness OF those II
Sunmerson and elsewhere who have
been saying The Times editor is the
author of the letter of july 1s5 signed
"Farmer." The Times editor does no.
believe in bushwacking. and whenever
he proposes to write on any subject he
sees no reason TO hide his hand from
ANYBODY in or out of Summerton.