The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-04-15
= Miss Pet Wilson OF the Presbyterian
college came home to spend Easter.

= Miss Pet Wilson OF the Presbyterian
college came home to spend Easter.
Miss Olivia Ingram of Sumter spent
Sunday night here with her parents.
Several of our young bloods went to
Sumter last night to attend an Easter
dance.
Died in Sumter last Wednesday Mr..
Shepard Nash clerk of court for sum
ter county.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Inabnit OF Lykes-
land were in Manning on a vlslt 10 tneic
mother, Mrs. \. NJ. Davis.
Mr.. D. 5. Jones of Davis left yester-
day to visit his brother, Mr.. Il. L.
Jones, of Nashville, Tenn.
Mr., W. Roger Mcintosh has gradu-
ated at the Poughkeepsle Business COL
leee and reached home last Sunday.
Col. ". A. Neal representing the
Good roads machinery company luet
the county commissioners last lnurs-
dav to introduce some road machinery.
The Paxville academy will continue
open for the next two monthS as p
vate school. The public fund not oe!ng
sufficient to run the school 1or nlne
months.
Major Marion Noise of Sumter mas
,ccenred the invitation to deliver the
commencement address at Une oiG.,n ,,.e
of the Moses Levi Memorial 1nsCl'u1e
May Sth.
\ charter for the Clarendon Oil Mil
with a capital stock of $4,000 at 81;
Panl has been applied for. Mr.. Davlo
levi of St. Paul and MIR. Perry Moses,
Jr of Sumter are the corporators.
The Coker school, near New Llon'
presided over by Miss Lily MeElveen,
had it's closing last Friday evening with
an elaborately arranged program. .Ihere
was a large attendance and the schol-
ars ACQUITTED themselves handsomely.
We understand there is little secret
society among some juveniles wnlcn
should have as it's badge, a blush OF
shame, and the parents should take the
members out in a back yard, and wash
their little tongues with turpenllne
soap.
Accidentally the name of James Polk
Moore was omitted from our puollsneo
list OF Jurors last week, and several per
sons have been gambling on the maj
ter ever since, but the name no" ap-
pears. and we hope our explanation
will set the contention at rest.
Iege & Hutchinson have put IN
new set of wagon scales, to take the
place of the old scales removed by the
darlington oil mill This scale VII! De
convenience to the public for welgn-
inr all manner of produce, such as COT
tan seed. hay. fodder and other things
that have to be weighed in bulk.
We are told that Sumnerton Will
soon have bank, that about al OF Cne
stock has been subscribed, and Tne n
stitution will be ready for the 1all ousl-
ness. There are some gooo business
men in that thriving town, ana Wltn a
bank. and some other enterprises IN
contemplation Summerton WILL TAKE
rapid strides.
The Manning lyceum closed up It's
aEalrS iaSL w eOuSSods 1HSe
inc all expenses paid back to ITS mem
hers a dividend Of sl.55 each. This IS a
Good showing, and the management
furnished the people with several gooo
attractions at a very small cost; IL IS
probable that next season we WILL n@'e {
a similar organization.
The closing exercises OF the JORDAN
,aoSanoy hecS;n Sunday. Nav 10th. with
a sermon to be delivered by Rev. =; o..
Watson of Charleston, and this WILL oe
followed Monday evening at the acao-
eny by the scholars with well se!ec-
ted nrogram. Professor ". +. Wlg-
oins is the principal of the jordan
Academy and he has had very sue
cessful school year.
Mr.. J. E. Kelly, an energetic farmer
of the Fork, has been making lnVesti-
cations into the cause of the oat crop S
deplorable condition. He had with
him last Saturday several samples OF
oats, showing the various stages OF oe-
struction. Mr.. Kelly tried soda to eX-
terminate the vermin, but without sue
cess. The insect sucks the vitality OUT
of the plant down into the roots.
The 9TH, United States infantry. OF
which Mr.. E. 3. Clark OF Foreston i: IS a
member, after serving in the Philip
pines since September 1900, IS now un-
der orders to come home. The regl,
ment comes by way OF the Suez eanal
which completes their trip around the
world, and after landing at San Fran
cisco, they will be stationed at the
Plattsburg barracks, New York, thes
expect to arrive in New York in June.
For liver troubles and constipation
There's nothing better in creation
Than Little Early Risers, the famous
little pills.
They always effect cure and save doc
tor bills.
Little Early Risers are different from
all other pills. They do not weaken
the system, but act as tonic to the
tissues by arousing the secretlons and
restoring the liver to the full perform
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