The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-11-10

WeinbeTgs Grocery.
awhere quality reigns- y
Salem was well represented in Flor
euce last Monday.
Ny how the girls OF this town are en-
conraging The young men 70 tackle the
candy wheel.
rasre is 8 carnival in Town which
sSsouIc be the uesns O. divorcicg many
psople from their weslsh.
Seacnd attraction Of Manning City
SsScsura. as school Auditorium Tues
aay night, November 23rc.
5uaae Wilson is holding Court at
YexirTton, and dis E~.S IS receiving
considerable favorable comment
The town tax books closes next Mon
CAV. after thas dasea penalty asssches,
so yoa better hurry OF you Will not see
George.
Tsare will be preaching at Fellow
.seip church next Sunday st p. m, oy
Rev. c. W. Blanchard. Public cordial
IL invited.
The fsrmers all over Sumter county
are putting in q wheat crop, why Goes
not Clarendon plant this necessary ar
sicie OF food also?
TEE TINES editor mas been doing so
much fro,icins that be Knows thas>els
readers viii not expect this issue 70 oe
up q the usual standard.
Mrs. A. r Chandler, OF the Fork
section, went TO Charleston last Mon
dsy % enter an irSruary TO have
surgical operation performed.
The slump In cotton aeed not give
sny fears 70 those who have cotton. TIE
The price Is almost sure TO get back
and above any price il hss resched yet
Clarendon boys did not take prizes in
fSe boys contest at the fair, but the
canse esa be attributed that the prize
winner q the meeting there did not
sske corn 90 Columbia.
Married this afternoon by Rev. n.
). Kyser, Of Paxville. st the home OF
home OF the brides pare0ts. Mr.. O. ".
sfcEoy and Miss Annie Tisdale, dangh-
ser of Mr.. T. ). Tis6ale.
Evaneeliss L A. Cooper, who is well
remembered in Manning, will begin .
series Of meetings ia the First Baptist
church next "Wednesday evening l:3o
{Norember ls.) to which the public is
cordially invited
Mr.. Scale. OF Sumter, received news
Yesterday Of the accidental killing OF
his son. David ". Scale, IS Leakville.
Ark. The young man vas about =
wears old, and Was well and fsvorably
known in this county.
Charlton DuGant, Esq, and the edi-
tor Of THE Tines represented Manning
at the Pee Dee Convention 81 Florence
Monday. Mr.. DaRsns remained over
for the oshsr sessions. and be IS taking
a lively interest IN the proceedings.
Several of the Shriners OF this town
,gilIet.ecd the Shrine meeting in Green
vile on Thanksgiving Day, and from the
preparations being made 70 entertain
She visitors, there is going TO be some
shins doing for the sedately inclined.
asuIsrou Burgess was over in Flor
ence aouday and be was not looking
for cossoc seed either. We do not be-
lieSe he csre6 q rap what the price OF
seed wss doing. he hac happier
shoushss. Il you don't believe It ask
him.
The tree sisshers sre now invading
tie residential part and making cord
wood Of the beausitrt trees that aoosn
the :awn, but then il will give more
room 70 display horses that are ior sases
and more room for the few who run sn-
tomoSi!eS.
DR.. $. 4. Smith, one OF the greatest
educators OF the South, viii be il Man
Ming next Sunday an6 deliver an address
at the Clarendon Baptist church. Dr..
Smith is connected with the Louisville
Seminary aad Is travelling 10 the inter
est OF that great institution. He sd
dresses the Manning people at II o'clock
8. n
The rural school improvement asso-
ciasiou has offered two thousand doll
lars in prizes 70 carry on and encourage
the worS OF rural school improvement.
The head OF the association IS Miss
Theodosia Dargan and such school ,rus-
tees as wis 70 interest themselves
should correspond WITH Miss Dargan ct
hoz bor,o o., Sro eaeSnrt~ g G.
Miss Loul:e Morrison Principal Of the
Silver schoo! requests TIE Tines edi-
tor 70 publish through his paper that
there viii be an oyster supper aE the
Silver school house Friday night, 18th
inst. The proceeds for the benefit OF the
school, ana she extends 70 the editor q
tempting inducenens 10 60 oy saying
'sccme and you can have all the oysters
ven can eat. wont cost you anything"
The good lady must think it will rain
and no one bu. The TINES editor will
oct there, and she would no: have the
oysters 70 spoil. Hence the editor tc
come
The Civic League organized IL Man
Ming Will do good work II oeans!fy:ns
..he town, sud the congressman OF thi:
district viii gire them all the influence
:he can command 2. Washington K
iurnish the league With seed, bulbs anc
shrrbberv. Mr.. LegaFe has assured
rs .hs. whenever anything in this line
is wanted all that IS necessary IS 4
command him and he will do soe rest
IL there is anything that Congressman
Ierare IS daft about, Il Is aowers anc
9ill be work Of pleasure tor him
serve the Ladies and give them s.! a''
possible in their efforts to maze Aan
ming look pretty.