The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-08-19

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General Villa will be shown at the
Pssssine today.
Keep YOUR dogs muzzled-read ordl-
nance in another column.
The Manning OH Mill will begin OPP
erations next Monday morning.
Capt. W. C. Davis OF the Manning
Bar, is at Black Mountain, n. G.
MIR. J. F. Bradham returned home
from Spartanburg last Sunday night.
Several Meaningless went to King
stree 70 hear the senatorial cam
paigrecs last Saturday.
Congressman r. S. Whaley arrived
in Manning Sunday, and went into the
country Monday to look after his fences
Mr.. w. n. Clark Of Pensacola Fla
who has been desperately i'll is now re-
cnperating with his relatives in Man.
ming.
Died in North Carolina Monday, Mr..
z Thos E. Harvin, the burial took place
in the family burying ground at Har-
vim this morning.
Mrs Leard Higgins OF the Man
ming Grocery Company has returned
from his trip North where be has been
buying goods for the concern.
Mr.. Goldstein of Wilmington N. c.,
is in Manning visiting, his daughter
Mrs. A. Abrams who returned home
from the Sumter hospital Monday.
Messrs. w. T. sprots. OF Manning
aud 81. B. Richardson OF Pinewood,
have returned home from Glenn
Springs in splendid fetter for war, or
foot race.
Miss Augusta Applet after spending
some time at Brenau College in Gaines
vile Ga, one of the finest Colleges for
music in the South, returned home
yesterday.
When the managers come to Man
ming next Friday for the boxes The
Times editor would like to see one
from each box. ia the interest OF his
newspaper.
Died near Trinity yesterday morn.
ing, four year old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Julirs Stanton. The family re-
I Gently moved into the county from
Gibson, N. C.
The eleventh hour campaign ru-
mors should not be needed. The man
who circulases reports calculated to in
jure candidate is not doing it for any
good. Let him pass ou.
The friends of Mr.. Leslie Ridgill
will regret to learn that he is i'll with
typhoid fever. and his cousin Mr..
Robert Ridgill living nearing Manning
is also I'll with the same ailment.
Mr.. Charles Ts!aer the Is year old
son OF Mr.. E. B. Fielder, living at the
sold Fielder Home" near Plnewood
underwent an operation in the Tourney
Hospital in Sumter last Thursday.
The county commissioners have rec
commended the appointment OF Mr..
John w. Huggins for the position OF
rural policeman to the governor, and
no doubt Mr.. Higgins will soon begin
his rounds.
Young man would you marry if suited?
Many beautiful Indian girls ir Okla,
who Own rich oil and farming lands
that are looking for husbands.
Information furnished free.
Mrs. NJ. D. Smith. Box 597, Maskogee,
Okla
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. C.
Blackmau died in Charleston, and the
. body was brought to Manning Monday
plight. and buried in the Manning Gem
etery yesterday. The little fellow was
grandchild of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
Blackman Of this town.
Mr.. S. B. Shorter of the Columbia
detective force is in Clarendon spend
ing = few DAYS of his vacation. MIR.
Shorter is a Clarendon man, but has
been on the police force for number
.of.years. where he is regarded by the
authorities one Of the most efficient
men in the department.
The trustees of the Paxville graded
school, Messrs. Geddings, Minis and
Brown spent Monday in the Auditors
Office getting the information about
the taxation for the district. We doubt
if there are three trustees in the State
that take deeper interest in their To-
cal school than these three.
Look out for the little deals in the
magistrate races. This thing OF saying
'syou vote for my man for United States
Senator, or my man for Congress,
will vote for your man for magistrate"
is a dodge that has fooled many voter
When you 60 to vote select the man or
men you prefer and then vote that way.
The voters of Clarendon are caution
ed not to pay any attention to those
who are framing up all manner OF
statements for political effect. We
have heard of several statements that
if the author of them will make them
so redress can be obtained in the courts
he will be taught lesson that he will
not soon forget. When men have to
SANDER to carry out their political
points the sooner they are made 70
know that sensible people do not take