The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-11-11

Our answer to an inquiry with re
gard to the last Capitol Correspon
dence'' which appeared issue O
NovembelS4th, is, that it was the sin
cere expression of disappointment
What was said was meant with all ths
force the language conveyed, and II i
be displeasiug to some OF the writer:
friends he cannot help 1t. Truth ane
LOYALTY to the people be represents de
manded that be write his thought:
without soft-peddling and this was done
| While the trade has fallen off be
cause of the depressed conditions, Man
ming is in better shape than many o
the larger towns. Nearly every day
there appear notices of merchants anc
other concerns going into bankruptcy,
$50 far nothing of the kind has beer
jseen here, and no present prospect o.
any, and if the people will DO thell
duty, they will be able to save tn:
bridge that carried them over, ano
have it in condition to hold them up IL
ll9l5, which will be the hardest OF years
The Times editor is under obligations
to Mrs. John E. Dingle of Summerson,
for copies of The Fatherland, maga-
/ zine published 10 New York which is
devoted to disabusipg the American
| mind of the prejudices aroused by an
unfair and partizan press aga'nstGerm-
any and Austria. We shall read these
magazines with great deal OF pleas
ure and comfort as our sympathies are
naturally with the land of our fore.
bears, and where we now have rela-
tives in the service OF Emperor Will
liam.
We would ask our readers to take
special notice of the advertisement in
this issue for The D. J. Chandler Cloth
ing Company of Sumter. 1t IS cheer-
ing to the patrons of a concern when
/ its head informs the general public
that business is improving. there Is
nothing like smiling in the face of adver
sity, and when reliable business
house proposes to take cotton at ten
cents per pound in exchange for goods
or in payment of accounts. and pro
portionate price for grades under mid
ding, it demonstrates its appreciation
of conditions and fts willingness TO
share with those who have helped 1t by
their patronage to build up one OF vne
best clothing and gents furnishing con-
Germs in eastern South Carolina.
Chief Game Warden A. A. Richard
son of Columbia came to Manning last
Friday to aid in the prosecution OF
negro for the violation of the game
laws. Mr.. Richardson is determined
to enforce these game laws, and be will
not make an exception OF CLARENDON.
The laws relating to game and hsh IN
this county are, as the people, desired.
,Thev were so secured after consider
able effort on the part Of the represen-
tatives. Therefore, it behooVes all OF
the people to see to it the law as we
have it here is respected. lest there Will
follow such drastic laws that will be
intolerable. We are informed that
Game Warden Richardson intends to
appoint an officer in this county. II he
accepts, the enforcement OF the law IS
assured. and it will be the duty OF all
the law abiding citizens to encourage
him in his work. Our advice is to
respect the present laws while they are
as the hunters and fisherman want
them.
Here comes The New Idea Co.'S offer
liz this issue of A Cut Price Sale, and a
Cut Price Sale it is. Not of last seasons
goods but of Fall and Winter stock
bought before the war began in Europe,
when there was every prospect OF
large Fall and Winter trade. Mr.. Nor
ris Ness the manager taking into con-
sideration that the people are compell-
ed to have material to keep off the rig
ors of a long winter, and knowing that
conditions in the financial world have
materially affected the average farmer,
as q business proposition, he comes for
ward with offerings of his immense
stock st Cut Rates so as to place his
goods within reach OF every man and
woman, and on parity with the pres
ent price of cotton. This is a splendid
opportunity to get winters supply OF
dry goods, clothing, and shoes cheap
Mr.. Max NJ. Krasnof recently arriving
from New York after purchasing heav-
lily for The New Idea Company saws the
goods must be sold as be mas contracts
out now for the coming Spring and it is
better to sell the present stock with
practically no profit than to hold it and
have another stock of goods piled on
TOD of it. He will remain here and
help in this sale, and everybody knows
what it means when Max Krasnof gets
in the push.