The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-01-15

should be elected by the people IN socn
q way as not 20 cnanse eHtleS otts;
time; and the ooaros OF trustees shoulu
oe e!ecIec on L sottleW!aI Si!li,,at s~I p,s.ti'
the STATE superintendent cans I, <1Ctei,
1on 20 pan LOT SSCC ms osteet Ut Schou.
houses. rms snouio DC even mos
corefut conSloeraI>ori. because lIle oSs.
results IN traln:nS coi!oIeh cathot De
OBTAINED IN snaooE ana 7si1co!''tot |@p'e
schooi houses
The total expenditure 1or the
year Tor. WhlteS Was. '.$t-o.o-S ~
For negroes. 2l1,-Ss %
Total. :. :. :. =. =. =. ..S9SS.ll3 90
The total expenditures for
last year for whites was. .S6S3,S0I 90
For negroes. :. :. :. =. :. :. 2Q3,03 IS
Total. :. =. :. e. E. ..SS96S4l o0
WINTHROP COIJEGF
.o,,;o,, ,,,.o-,,;s.. 70 ba
49,. - s,,ccassS,,I :, tba history of
Winthrop college. There are 297 pu-
pills enrolled sn the normal department
an increase of 1s0 in two years and
Of S6 over the session previous. Every
county in the State is represented in
the enrolment, which is much greater
than ever before in the history Of the
school. The health OF the student body
is reported as good.
The nuch-aeeded new dormitory
building was completed in time for the
opening Of the session last October and
the new sewerage system provided for
by the general assembly has been sue
cessfully Installed within the appropri-
ation made fer lit
The college has an excellent exhibit
at the Charleston exposition.
The board Of trustees have carefully
considered the needs OF the college
FOR another year and al iteraized state
rnent Of the amounts which Will be
necessary will be submitted to you.
winthrop College is the only lnsutu-
ton. supported by the state Tor the
\ higher education OF us women. ana Il
IS, at it should be. the pr.oe OF South
Carolina IL ShoUto receive your sup
port and announcement ana tne: sup
port and encouragement Oh every CHI
zen OF the stare.
SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE,
This institution has Just entered upon
the second hundred years Of it's life
with a record behind il Of which any
institution might well be proud and
with bright prospects for the future.
The number of students increases
yearly. going from lS2 four years ago
IN o17 S7,-ioo- +he Dast session. It's
affairs are discreetlv managed. Econ
or7v and care are exercised in max
ing its means 90 as far as possible il,
providing for the health and comfort
and iY,sfr,ction of its students. s
clear statement and detailed estimate
of an items OF expenditure is present.
ed 20 YOU by the authorities. so that
Won cay, see both what is needed and
how much it will cost.
The college is doing excellent work
and deserves the liberal support OF the
State, and should be sustained and
strengthened in its earnest efforts to
eSalt the ideals and standards Of ed
ucation and culture.
INSTITUTION. FOR THE EDUCA-
TT0N OE TEE DEAF AND BLIND
~ sStr-}b;-Ii snn1Ia1 renort Of rhe
so,ItS fCsroIina,. Institl1t;on for the
ESrcat;on of +ba Deaf and tho BIinG
sI1oU.s an syar.ea at+en6arca for the
go ~ 7se n,Sn;;S -enresentirp e
.:or Tho a,-,,a,1;+,I-.s h,y-n baa>,
49, 1-;+bi, +ba annronrintion made for
~ r,,.-ort ~ 4t;s insti+utior The
:S.,,~-,n, So -J,a sohoo,
80 Sa,,i,,,,;-.- I,,Iv Teco and and
90 Too, ~. = es1 S2- o. Tb;s
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'tnaAes q Pc -0'S 0-
eaGn pupit: 49,, s.,>+,,+ Cav
1H oe ~ -, n3,s.,Ia+aJ on
1919 pap1S ,iaS ~ -r.+ Se,,,~t~,eI,+
IS; NOV ~ -. -.t;ct,
ne tts" Snov, o--,-o|,ria+e5 s,0 (tnI
$3.50, oT ersr.rin,, s,G Tri1I
nv" 40 ~ W. - i>a,,;,,-
~ az lo 60 s[,,ooi +ar,,
A'11S oA s. $500 81 $50 Fo- ~, an
~ 600 oan so-. s,,1oo,t The
:,.n.o -; ,,. ", 70 o,,,iIs =, o+ta16-
-. ~ onI.t nf Ii,.;,,t- az.
stce ai'o ttie cn.;... eo2t y. ~,
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- c,pptu1s .. W. ~,
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80: t so.e stoS ~ t;nr nInr,hinr
~. ,;,;r. a-,a t,,-.,jsb,,,es tI,a new
sec-c wins oto ~ 80 -,a,ess,r,. re.
800! -.E,t,.,,;shi,,e si +ha 1osin b,,ilS-
oe..i GO e.. ;,,s,,,.o-,na os $,-n;+,--e etc