The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-09-06
School opens next Monday.

School opens next Monday.
Remember next Tuesday is election
day,
Wonder how many liars IN the coun-
try now?
The second primary will be held
next Tuesday.
The Manning graded school will op-
en next Monday, September II.
Mrs. Amanda Earvin and children
OF Charleston are visiting in Manning.
Mai. Abe Levi and family have re-
turned home from their summer trip.
Miss Valley Appel resumed her du
ties in the Bank of Manning on the
first.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelby Dayis and little
daughter are spending the week IN
Florence.
Mrs. E. Il. Speer of Vi =inia, is Wis
iting her mother Mrs. K. L. Logan IN
Manning.
Every voter should 90 to the polls on
next Tuesday and cast his ballot Tor
his choice.
This is free country, 60 out. Tues
day, do your own thinking and vote for
the best man.
You don't have TO have registra-
ton certificate to Vote-pay no atten'
tion to false rumors.
Prot. D. r. Riser has returned to
Manning, after q summers recupera-
tion in the mountains.
Mrs. Louis Levi and children have
returned home after spending the sum-
mer at Abbeville and other places.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seamon Richardson
have returned to Manning, where Mr..
Richardson is engaged in the cotton
business.
Mr.. Joe Nimmer has been appointed
truck driver for the Manning ire de-
oarsment, in place of Mr.. Willie Flow
ers. who was forced to resign on ac-
count of i'll health.
Mr.. S. W. Thompson, formerly OF
Manning, but for the past year was en-
gagged in business at Lake City, has re
z turned here and accepted Il position
with D. NJ. Bradham and Son.
Sheriff Gamble left Tuesday morning
for Columbia to secure requlsltlon pa
pers, and will 60 from there to some
point in North Carolina fora white
man and women that he has located
in that State.
There were several errors in the
election table last week, caused from
getting the returns over telephones put
this week we print the Official taouia-
ton of the executive committee, which
is absolutely correct to the best OF orr
ability.
It IS being told all over the county
that YOU must show your registration
certificate to vote next Tuesday, when
is false. If fyour name is on the CLUB
book YOU can vote, there is no other
Qualification. Beware OF campaign
stories.
Married last Thursday iu Richmond,
Va, Mr.. r. D. Clark and Miss Ola
Sprots. The groom is proprietor OF
the Manning Furniture Co., and Clark 5
Warehouse, and the bride is daus D.
ter of the late Mrs. Fannie Sprott, and
q trained nurse.
Don't be fooled away from your vot-
ing precinct next Tuesday, but stay at
home and vote. Pay no attention to
campaign rot that some cheap fellow
might try and film fam you with. You
have as much sense. and more TOO, as
he. Do your own voting.
Died last SATURDAY.. the elev-
en- year old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Mathis, who live about two
miles NEST of Manning. The deceased
was very bright. always taking lead
in her studies at school. We extend
our sympathy to the bereaved parents.
Mr.. Sam Barron left last week for
Liberty Hall, near Charleston. for a
deer drive, and returned yesterday
morning with the blood OF big, DUCK
to his credit. DR.. Clarendon Barron
of Columbia was also in the party, and
he got what is said to be the finest
deer ever killed on this preserve
Miss Fannie Weaver, who for several
seasons has been the milliner at D..
Hirschnaun's. returned to Manning
last Saturday and will conduct her own
millinery business in the store Of the
Manning Dry Goods Co. Miss Weaver
is very popular among the ladies, and
we bespeak for her successful season,
We have received a communication
for publication that we cannot PRINT,
and hope our friend that wrote it will
appreciate our position. In the first
place. it is political letter against one
Of Clarendon's candidates, and this be-
inc the last issue before the election,
this gentlemen would have no way Of
replying to the letter. therefore would
be doing him an injustice. We want
to be fair to all sides.
Mr.. J. II. Garland, one of the Oldest
and most popular general merchants
and farmers 10 this section of South
Carolina, died last Saturday of paralv-
sis. st his home at Sardinia, where he
bo5 lived all his life For the ia st
yer or so Mr.. Garland had been i'm fail
ing health, and his host OF friends ev-
erywhere were not surprised at his
passing. The funeral was in the Sar-
dinia Presbyterian church, and the in
terrent in the old Methodist burying
grounds nearby on Sunday.