The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-12-15

All new goods and represents the
highest quality.
Meinberg's Grocery.
Where quality reigns. .
...-.-@-
St. Peters meets tonight There viii
be refreshments.
The rah rah girls and boys arc roll
ing in 70 eat The pies that Ma makes.
Died in Sumter last Friday morning,
aiS. < ]. Costin. wife OF Mr.. w 7.
Costin formerly Of Alcoiu.
St. Peters lodge meets tonight, there
VIII be she annual election OF oacers,
ar3 refreshments served.
Married in Greenyille last Wedues-
5ay. Mr.. J. Mcdowell NcFSddlo and
Mss Nina R;ser. Congratulations.
The TIA house on the court house
seaare is being removed, and uow TO-.
the other blot OF the street 20 be ca-sed
OF.
Don't forget 70 run up your sussc-ip-
sson 10 TIE Tines before Saturday y
O'clock noon. The town i0t viii oe given
away thea.
Mr, Lutte Plow6en spent Sunday iu
Manning after having read lsss weeks
TINES Mr.. p!owden is With the kaIn-
fnskie Company as Georgetown
Died ss Ta-5eyine last Monday,
David Floyd, aged q years The funeral
took place as Pine Grove under the
auspices Of Cypress Comp ". O. W.
yesterday.
a negro, Vincent Montgomery, stole
8 bale OF cotton from D. L Green Co.
e. Seioc Tuesday night, Snd the fellow
was caught with the cotton II Olaata
and arrested.
There was over Sloo. 900 worth O; cot
ton scld and delivered IN Manning last
week, and there is considerable cotton
Il she county yet 70 be brought 70 this
market, is will oe brought herr, because
Manning IS oce Of the best cotton mar
Eets in the State.
There will be an entertainment at the
Sardinia school house oo Tuesday, Dec
ember q as $50 p. N, by the school
children, in Christmas plays, admission
loc- The Ladies' Missionary Society
will have al oyster supper immediately
after the entertainment.
A notice calling attention to the
Special Teachers Examination set for
January 7ch, appears in another column.
Every teacher who has not certiscase
and those who hold second or third
grade certificates should avail them
selves OF shis opportunity 20 obtain 3
higher grade certificate
TEE TINES editor did co. ges any OF
the barbecue from the Sardinia supper
because the t@o Johns were there, but
they are going 70 have another OF the
evening Of the list, and We hope the
swo Johns will get there late AZ least
Sardinia IS the greatest place on earth
for good things 70 eat.
Died yesterday morning Mrs. Olive
McCaskili, daughter OF MIR. 8. ?. Full
ton OF Brewiag.on, and sister Of Mrs.
T. L Basnal OF this town, at Atkinson.
n. c., aged atous 25 years. The deceas-
cd was the wife Of Rev. z. McCaskill
leaves one child. The funeral took place
this morning at Brewinston church.
Allen Wade and John Tiodal, colored
men living about TWO miles south OF
Manning, got into difficulty about II
O'Clock last Saturday night near the
hosiery mill. when Wade received three
knife wounds in his body. He lost g
ouansity of blood before getting surgi-
cal attention, but has been getting along
very well.
In the State corn contest, Hon J. f
D;ngle OF Sunnerton was awarded first
prize. The yield was l6S.. bushels ou
one acre. President Mel! Of Clemson
college, Commissioner E J. Watson and
Prot. D. y. Barrow OF Clemson college
we're the Judges. This Is Clarendon'S
second time TO carry of the frs. prize
oa corn.
A very serious accident happened &C
Mr.. William Pack las: Friday. he was
in the employ OF D. ". Bradham s. Sor
and while feeding sAred6ing machine
that was il operation Pack stumbled anC
ic the et!or: 20 save himself from fall
ing Cd the machine be threw out hi:
haad it wen, into the shredder lacera.
ing il IN such manner that it had u
De amputaced.
Mrs. [. NJ. Eollaway, wife O; the pas
Tor Of the First Bao.is, church OF ehi:
place, received telegram YESTERDAY
that her father, while en- route TO Sar
Francisco died suddenly 81 Montgomery
Ala. On accoun: OF the children being
scattered from San Francisco TO Boston
it was decided TO wire this morning 4
3 minister in Montgomery 70 bury th'
body there for the present
The home OF Mr.. W. T. Spro,s had :
very close call from FIRE last Sunday
NJ. Sprots was lying on the bed suffer
ing from q spra!ned ankle, while tn
rest OF the family were entertainir;
guests IN another room. Mr.. Sproc: sav
smoke issuing from closet where !: i
thought little grand child had bee!
playing, and he called !or assistance
ss.sr. 4. G aerriott one OF The guests
ran into the roon and closed the close
coor 10 smother the flames which we-
coming out, and in short time wate
was brough, and the fire extioguishec
damaging the closet and burning up ID
contents. The flames had begun TO wor