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SCHEDU.E Of THE MARKETING CAMPAIGN Clemson College, July 19.-The Campaign for the establishment of a better system of cotton grading, warehousing, and marketing, which began with three general meetings at Anderson, July 15th, Orangeburg, July 16th, and Kershaw, July 17th, will be continued by means of meet ings at two or three places in each county during July and early August. The places in each county at which meetings will be held have been an nounced by means of posters and other local advertising. Further in formation as to places and dates may be obtained from the county agents. The Extension Service work ers and the officers of the South Car olina Cottoii Association and the State Warehouse Commission will be aided in the Campaign by a number of able speakers including Governor R. A. Cooper, Hon. A. F. Lever, Mr. J. A. Evans, and Col. T. J. Shackle ford. Below is the schedule by coun ties for the four parties conducting the campaign. Party No. I Anderson County, July 15 and 16. Oconee County, July 17 and 19. Abbeville County, July 20 and 21. Greenwood County, July 22 and 23. McCornick County, July 24 and 26. Laurens County, July 27 and 28. Newberry County, July 29 and 30. Richland County, August 3 and 4. Lexington County, August 5 and 6. Saluda County, August 7 and 9. Edgefield County, August 10 and 11. Party No. 2. Do You Wa Begin the year right or repairing the one you a small bill of lumber us( save you many dollars. either. Write us for pr AVERY LZ South Harvin St. -------------------------------- Hill Plumbing, PLUMBING, REP Near Express Oi MANNI: ISTO Sand look ov h ~ave to s our line ne: come to to' I be you are Imarket juj Swhat we h4 Ibut would j I privilege ax I of showing a anyway.w Syou onlysu a will give y I Prices and a ways in lin< Sus when in Kershaw Courity July 17, 19 and 20. Lancaster County, July 21 and 22. York County, July 23 and 24. Chester County, July 26 and 27. Fairfield County, July 28 and 29. Union County, August 2 and 3. Spartanburg County, Aug. 4 and 5. Cherokee County, Aug. 6 and 7. Greenville County, Aug. 9. Pickens County, Aug. 10 and 11. Party No. 3. Orangeburg County, July 16 and 17. Calhoun County, July 19. Dorchester County, July 20 and 21. The next time you buy calomel ask for. al otab s The purified and refined calomel tablets that are nausealess, safe and sure. Medicinal virtues retain. ed and improved. Sold only in sealed packages. Price 35c. nt a Home? by beginning your home have. A few shingles or d at the proper time may We can help you with ces, grades, etc. MBER CO., Sumter, S. C. 1'iu.n - u. . .v . u.* *.* and Heating Co. H EATING, MIRS. 9ice. Phone 155 NJG, S. C. P IN tow you in' Kt time you t wvn. It may'g not in the'* st now for * ave for sale,Ig five us thelg 1id pleasure g you thru g e will show * ch goods as'g ou service.' terms all 3. Stop with'g town THE MANNING TIMES, Mai ALiONE the Fi its place k dozen prod use which genius has i Built in a tory- by e the econlorm production. What the I pie accept of value is i You owne can forget need not b< ods, featurc Call for the .Jasper County, July 22. State in Hampton County, July 23 and 24. steps 10 Allendale County, July 26. to make Barnwell'-County, July 27 and 28. ker. Aiken County, August 3 and 4. Bamberg County, J-uly 29 andA 30 )PINCE Sumter County, July 7, 8, 9 and~ 1(4. Lee County, August 5 and (1. iParty No. 4. .Berlin, Chesterfield Counvty., July 19 :and 20. Ilohenzd Marlboro County, Jarly 21 and 22. Emperor 'Darlington County,.July 28 u~nd 24.. todaiy in Florence County, July 26 and 27. Joaci Marion County, July 28 and 29. financia'l :l'ilon County, July 30 and Aug. .2.. vorcedl. Williamsburg County, Aug. 8 and 4 Clarendon County, Aug. 5 and 6. Prince Berkeley County, August 7 and 9i. 17, 1890, Georgetown County, Aug. 10 andl v. late war Schedule will be u.enouncedl later eastern for 'Colleton, Hlory, Beaiufort am'd the war Charleston Counties. ing in Ii - -_ o----- - was fear, ONE DOLLAR DEMNOCRAC'Y When he ferred to Colunmbia, July 18.-A vigorous had seve: ous campaign to raise funds for the -ture, ant National blemocratie party has bee in rious ilhi augurated by the South Carolina de.. Joachir moeracy. Every D~emocratie voter in PrIincess South Carolina wil Ibe asked to con- svho) then tribute as much as $1 to help defray (old- A the exprenses of the campaign, which the preCs wii bring noccess to the party in thre bro)ught: November election. The Pr A nnouncement was madle todlay from r'ankled a. G;reenville' by Tlhomas P. Cothrian, Sim thc chairman of the State Democratic exc en h euittive cominittee that .Joe Sparks, of to t he el Columbia, had been appointed financial Ito) the U dlirector to have charge of thwecamn- treaty Ywe paignr to raise funds for tihe patty in South Carolina. Sl "Every D~emocrat in South (Carolina get the hi is P epectedl to (do his dluty bry subiscrih- ( \E~ img as mruch as $1 to the camp~aignr," said Mr. Cothran. ''The iea of dollar dlemornery s Mxc tine one,'" sa id Gover-nor tobrert A. M.~ Gurapa Cooper. "Every D)emocrat in Southb sent enced Carolina can contriburte as muche i as $1 courit nma for the success of the party in the (Iharged nat ional campraign."' this mrr D emoncratie leaders will be asked by Gurajar a Mr-. Sparks to give assistance through k illed G out thre State. The menmbers of the (chief in trl State executive committee from thre a year at various couintiesi in the State will hae to Clhihur asked to join in the carnvass. stated thr South Carolina is hnlahy tir ci~t le ..a. minng, S. C. in the tire field restone 31/2 takes )eside the half ucts of universal manufacturing nade standard. specialized fac rKperts-with all y of concentrated )ulk of the peo as the standard -ight. rs of small cars tire details--you )ther with meth :s, or guarantees. Firestone 3 . 0t Lies per the country to take active facto governm king to raising :a great fund Salurday near sure of success next Novern- the arrest of Q conducted the Aceording t JOCII Minister of wva :tbor tedl a n .at t: July l8.-Prince JToachnn of . hern, youngest son of fo rmer ::::m Potsdlaml. ni is believed -to have be'en in G s straits, ie recently was di .Aust ? to 12] o.Jachimi was horn Decembei .A ny dAef in Berlin. He served in the- Snd for on both the western~ and Ll. ronts. In the first year of beo was wVoundled in the fight, rance and fur a long 'time hi -23es at that he would not recover. did recover' he was trans- " the Russian front, whlere. he --. -al narrow errap~es fr om cap afterwards suffere~das ni was mfarrt iedt in 191 6 to ~ ( I Marie Augustine, of Anal t, J was .just seveenn ear~is isp~atch from Par is early in ent year said .Joach imn had lU ' muit for dtivorce. annce during the wa.r was % INSEJ a popular hero inC Gemny. endt of the war little has i ~ardt of hiim. One report wais 1E A go feet that he hopedi to co(me al (iOSfl.' mltedt States after the peacet is signied. ou,. BYV l''l(NG~ Sl D 2 desit' City, .July I8.-- i Ge .ti YOs rdan insurgent, who was i~ue to 1 to dea th by a summaryo rtial at Monterey laist n It ,vitht rebellioni, wasI\ execte d . ing by- a firing squiatd.j~ to, who was repoited( toi have' ni. Emiiliano ZapitaI hanit 1e Statte of Mlorbos moreI than o, rebelled( receint ly en r ote hua with I ,300O men. It wa s it fey followed in the rev~ol. t 1 pursuted closely by the deE E E (non skid) $2250 Gray Tube $3.75 Red Tube $4.50 Dollar nt. forces and captured olutionary movement (;f Ne o Leon Monterey shortly after It is believed that other malcontents ,m Pablo Gonzalez, who involved have been interned or are it ack on Monterey. fleeing tovar dthc United States these Gen. P. Elias Calles, iciig Bi.Gn.Rcro Gn the execution c:i Gun a lefe heft h apc :arres of Gnae rsn Gonzale nlAtoi ad olutionaryomoveiett<a>rev-eona Leo It i&ersbeiedtaohe manntes .retivd rrl~ ol sinled an e er en Einenedror r Iorv low~r-Pr~fleeSw ig-olindte Unie Staghs 'tr111 y luchwhchelimuarris. dangaer and AnC5tiol d n(t t ognizaikg)( rev- to Io. igL co ni (lilieit &od K eose eEn ie (GOLUIMIIA SUPPLY COMP~ANY 'Gervais SL- (olunmbia S. C. R BANK and 'AABE our FutureI 9d fuitnre without saving is something that!f often happen, you know. ist itution is a priogr'essive mone11y saving esting bank. Ilicit the patronag3te Of these whose person bute's are likewise-and t hose who ea rnest e to bec(omie suich. neCver r'egret mlonley saved. Trf(le is no0 egret when it is gone. SBank of Manning JOSEPHI SPROTT, President T. M. MOUZ7N, eCah: