The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-12-18


as such bird?
and Mrs. W. B. Dickson OF North
Carolina are in Manning, their former
home, for the holidays.
Manning needs q board of equaliza-
ton which will assess property. lnde-
pendent of the county assessment.
- Died last Thursday Mrs. J. W. Brow
der. aged about so years. The burial
took place Friday at Oak Grove. Rev.
c.: A. Waters conducted the service.
Mr.. Max NJ. Krasnoff formerly OF
Manning, now in business in New York
is here visiting his brothers and will
probably remain until after the holi-
days.
DR.. r. II. Drake, the oculist, has been
persuaded to remain in Manning anoth-
er week. he understands his profes-
sion, go to see him at the Manning Ho-
tel.
There viii he q box party at the res
idence OF MIR. W. P. Emanuel, on Fri
day evening rext, the proceeds to 60
towards buying a piano for Trinity
Graded School.
The inclenent weather kept Miss
Mary T. Nance from filing appoint
men5 to speak, in Manning. We hope
she Will make another date. The peo-
pie OF Manning will gladly hear her.
There is rumor that magistrate
in this county will be reported to the
governor and to the grand jury for neg
. .lect of duty, drunkenness, patronlzlng
and encouraging blind tigers, and 9th
er grave charges.
Any person wishing handsome set
of ''Stoddard's Lectures" can secure
them at greatly reduced price from
Mr.. Aaron Weinberg, who has recently
bought this fine work, but has decided
to sell it in. order that he may invest in a
fur overcoat. He wants tobe Santa Claus.
The first anniversary of Omar Tenn
pie a. A. O. n. NJ S. viii be celebrated
in Charleston December S0th. We are
indebted for handsomely gotten up
program, with splendid likeness OF
Henry O. Strohecker on the title page.
There will be bunch Of Meaningless
tramping the hot sands on that occasion.
In this issue there ap- $ an ad.
from Mr.. Ben Il. Harvin # Rarvln:s,
Offering his place for rent. II is sit
uated a5 Harvin depot. the postoHce Is
right there, close to churches and
schools, and fine location for a store.
Phis is good chance for an up-to-dste
farmer, and business man.
The following candidates for the
knight Templar degree, Went TO Co
lumbia this morning, Messrs. F. P. Err
win, T. F. Cofey, J. W. Rigby, c. W.
Wells, q. D. Clark and J. q. Rigby.
may the good Lord have mercy upon
" them, and prepare them for what they
will encounter in Charleston on the
30th.
There appeared in last MONDAYS
Sumter Item an announcement OF the
death of Mr.. Samuel Taylor OF Greely-
vile. This is mistake, and we pre-
same the Item misunderstood its in
dormant. Mrs. Samuel Taylor OF Greel-
yville died about week ago, leaving
her husband surviving her, and IN
good health.
Our friend Mr.. R. D. White of Trim
ity, one of the coming young men of
the Fork, and a close student OF peo-
ple's needs eomplimente6 US last Sat
urday with couple of man. h ruta
baga turnips of his ow @g. Il
more of our Young study
our needs how ould
things be with US.
The result of the VI 80. g
of school bonds shows
ing support TO progress
ative votes is natura.
public questions that cal
tax regardless Of the be
are glad to say a large
lieve ir Improvements, and
good investment to be take,
school facilities.
Several hundred spectators wi, -,s.-
test OF fire-proof paint S1.s,1s-as.y
evening December I, in =
courthouse. A small
coated with the pa.
kindling WOOD -,
fired. The
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