The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-10-04

Mr., j. w. LSSCoIS
was in town yesterday.
Mr.. \. S. Briggs of Darlington Visit
ed Manning this week.
Sanko Cubbage, an aged coloreo tnaa ma
a.oa-aS 6ead over OK swamp last Fri
day afternoon.
Cont Thomas Wilson and Col. W. b.
yr;rspn of Cades are in Manning at
tending court.
Miss Lula Mcleod of Manning IS
among the new students ut ColuthoiS
Female college.
an. John Wilson superintendent OF
-he North Western Railroad spenc ias'
Monday in Manning.
Ny Claude Breedin of Manning mas
entered the Charleston Medical Co4ese
ne a student OF pharmacy
Nv George Odiorne of Charleston
has accepted the position here as man
aoer of the Bowling Alleys.
Mr. r. G. Thompson, OF Greenyil55es'
visited his brother-ln-laW, MT. D. l.
Leee, in Manning last week.
Miss Airline Harrington Of Brewing
TON has entered the presbyterian WI
]ece for Women at Columbia.
,issoe Tncille Iseman and Corlnne
Barfeld left Monday Tor the 5reSos
terian College for Women IN Coiunloi'
Masers p 4. Wilcox and F. L. VII
cox, prominent members OF Ine Z ~, ~
ence Bar are IN attendance upon 'ue
court.
Tha nubl;c is cordially invited to at
tend a hot supper at Mr.. }. brosoon >
on the evening of the 18th, instant, aol
the benefit Of Graham cnurch' neat
Brogdons.
There will be preaching at aellow-
ship church next Sunday at 4;eo p. ~
nv Rev. q. A. Connors. Huollc oo'-
daily invited.
Rev J. NJ. Holladay and Mr.: W. NJ.
Plowden left this morning as oeles"S.0 g.
TO Presbytery at Mt. Zlon' near 0''
Charles. in Sumter county.
We reoret to hear that Dr.. c. w.
8arron. of New Brooklano. IS 49, ;e
sick in Manning at the noine % ''''
sister. Mrs. n. G. Gonzales.
,sr.F W. Dickson who has been IN
no ennnlov of the D. W. Alderman
Sons Co at Alcolu has moved to Man
r,;no and is now with D. Hlrschmann.
Mr.. 81. T. Avant OF Pinewood was 10
Manning last Saturday and he SPEAKS
With encouragement OF the future O.!
p;newood. Mr.. Avant is engaged, IN
the mercantile business at that piHee
and is very we'll satisfied Win results.
Died at Sandy Grove last Friday;
william Epps Burgess, an lS year Ola
con of the late Samuel Il. Burgess;
The funeral took place at Bethel
chn,ch SATURDAY afternoon. Rev.
James Mcdowell conducted the ser
vice.
t. is gratifying to US to receive SO
many new subscribers in the Summer
ton, St. Paul, Pamela and Silver sec
tions. Especially so. because we nave
a growing advertising business at sum
merton that depends largely upon
those sections for the immense business
drawn to that town.
The cotton warehouse proposition Is
alive again, and this time we have
hope OF som mething doing. There is no
doubt in our mind that 1t IS to the IN
terest of our merchants, banks ana Inc
farmers to have warehouse mere, ano
the sooner it is erected the better VIII
it be for all concerned.
Have YOU read the Stubbs Brothers
advertisement in this issue: Ihen reao
it now, and when YOU are IN sumter
and wish the opportunity to LOOK over
VERY large stock, IN well ngnteo
store, go to Stubbs Brothers. This hrm
are clothiers and gents furnishers with
. frst-class reputation, and they are
anxious to increase their already hne
patronage in Clarendon county.
Next Saturday Rev. Richard Carroll
of Columbia, is to deliver an educa-
.tional address at Mt. Zero, near Tin
,1al's Mill. where tremendous crowd
will gather to hear him. Carroll is
fine Speaker and has done a great deal
of good for his race: great many OF
the negro preachers are jealous OF
Carroll and try to disparage his efforts.
but he does not let them battle him in
The least with his work OF pointing out
to the negro, that his interests lie in
seeking Industrial pursuits, and not
politics or the professions. Carroll has
made number Of addresses, and he
has won and merited the esteem OF the
the leading men of the State.
In another column will be found the
quarterly statement OF the Bank OF
Clarendon, published in conformity to
The act of the General Assembly. The
statement is exceedingly gratifying to
she officers and stockholders OF the
Bank. That the public has shown its
confidence in the Institution may read
ily be seen from the deposit account,
which has almost doubled in the past
twelve months. The Bank of Claren-
don commenced business two years
AGO. and within that short time had
a very successful career. It has on its
books the accounts of some OF the most
conservative business men IN the
county, and so far has not lost single
.dollrr bv bad loans or otherwise. The
public is invited TO closely examine the
statement above referred to.