The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-08-25

advertisements every week. because
sons Of them are going 70 contain va!u'
able information which cannot be got
ten anywhere else.
Wonder will the graded school build
inc have It's sewerage Installed oy the
time school opens. or will the schoo!
have 70 wait unit! the sewer pipes run
down Brooks street?
Tina, was beautiful bunch tha, blew
into town las, Thursday night from
Glenrs Springs. Messrs. Hugh Creecy'
I. I. Basnal, J. ". Thames, Lucius
Harrin and little Samuel Rigby.
Mir. Douglass Richardson. a former
Clarendon boy. now living 10 CSmceo,
has gone 70 take charge OF an OF! nlli!
st S. Georges. Boys willing TO work
can always secure good positions.
We notice despatch in SUNDAYS pa
pers that kissing has been barred IL Az
lsn.a. this mus: account for recent es-
odus from .ha, city, and the increase IN
our visiting population, with the prom
ISe OF 4 long stay.
There is nothing in the current rumor
that the Alderman holdings have been
sold. Inquiry illicited the Information
thai instead @; selling, the properties
will be further developed. The railroad
is nov being extended.
4 man travelling between Manning
and Sumter Yesterday discovered rich
es on the road. But he came on 70 Man.
ming all the same. Ee remembered
what happened 70 Mrs. Lot, and he
would not turn back.
One OF our Manning tourists while 81
Ssluda vas so interested in Q young
ladies' conversational powers that be
eyapoSized and myscerious!y d!ssp'
peared, and when ct las, found he was
covered head and ears 10 bed.
Prof. o. 5. Martin will deliver 3 lee
ture this evening 4. the school auditor
iuu. The lecture Will be illustrated and
we can assure our readers they will be
highly entertained. Let there be .
large attendance. No charge for ad-
nictauce
The game Of base bal! on Monda:: be.
tween the Mechanics OF Columbia. aod
some little boys OF this towa was couo-
.erft and needed deodecizing. Score
was way yonder 10 in favor OF Co!um-
b;a Yesterday Manning turned the
the tables and cleaned Columbia up.
Score, II 70 1.
a letter from J. McSwa!n WOODS,
ESQ, formerly Of this bar, now 10 AT
lanca, where he has connected With TIE
law firm OF Sims, Holman 4 WOODS,
saws that Mr.. I. G. McElveen once IN
the employ 0! Mr.. J. q Rigby, IN this
town IS now stenosrapher IN Mr.
Woods law 6rm.
The railroad commission will hGve .
meeting ir Manning Wednesday 10 take
testimony in the matter Of the com
plained OF facilities for handling Cotton
q. this place and 70 require the railroad
70 give this town the benefit OF bills o
ladiog as the cotton warehouse We
sincerely hope the board OF trade vii
be able 70 convince the commlSs:-G o
this great need 81 this point
Now wha, do you think of this: !
Manning narriaseabIe, took Inouota!:
walk with young lady. When shs
couple returned 70 the hashe-y whe-t
they were boarding, it was noticed COT
of the la6y's sleeves was very much yel
low-s:aine6, it was called 70 her atten
rioa that her sleeve and waist was COZ
cred with clay, bu, she iooocent!y re
marked, no such thing, 1t IS nicotine
from the Captains fingers y
We have 20 idea the p:o.est OF thi
Rutledge county advocates will amour
20 ANYTHING mose :tan giving some law
yers a. opportunity TO copper So,n'
Lake CITY gold. We have been tolt
there was meeting held 10 Lake Cit,
las. Monday night, and II was pu
straight up 70 the money bags 70 pui
the purse strings or somebody wou!'
have 70 60 down the pike with ri
clothes under his arm. The appea
meant help or hobo. But aotw;chs;and
ius the help given, hobo will De the re
suit Il i. depends oo getting Ru,lecSe
The Comptroller General has issue
statement showing the financial con
di,ion Of the several counties IL tn
State, and he shows tha, C!arendo
! has deposited in the banks i,.e2ic