The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-02-10
Mr.. ". ?. Hawkins, OF Aiogstree
was in town this morning.

Mr.. ". ?. Hawkins, OF Hingstree,
was in town this morning.
Rev. A. r. Woo6son IS conducting a
series OF services on Johns Island this
week.
Rev. C. W. Blanchard will preach at
Fellowship church next Sunday at $3.50
o. m. Public cordially invited.
Many young people are now thinking
about valentines, TO whom they VIII
send and from whom they will receive
The cotton buyers have been doing
very little lately, as very little OF the
stable has been offered on the market.
The young adults, the frying size set,
and the kids are vieing with each other
in getting up social gatherings 10 Man
ming.
Judge. John S. Wilson will mold court
in the First circuit: beginning st
Monck's Corner, Berkeley County. next
Monday.
About one more court will be held in
the old conrc house, for the new build
ing will probably be ready for the next
Fall term.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
County Farmers Union will be held at
Manning on Wednesday OF next week,
February 17th, at II a. u.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bunyaa Earvin and
their two bright little children, OF
Silver, spent last Sunday in Manning
with Mr. c. r. Harvin's family.
Miss Esther Gentry, the accomplish
ea young school teacher at Sammy
Swamp, spent last Saturday and Sunday
in Manning as the guest Of Miss Bessie
HarYln.
The stone columns OF the new court
house poruico are nearly completed. and
the working of placing the terra Gotta
trimmings on the building is going on
rapidly.
The W. NJ. Turner Shoe Co. S stock
of shoes was sold today at suction to
Mr.. J. c.. Pears OF Orangeburg for
S2,05O This price is considerably less
than the inventory.
The voluble street verder can often
readily sell his goods for cash to people
who never think OF going to a nome
merchant to buy such articles. Inc
glib tongue does the work.
Mr.. Allen C. Earvin has gone into
business with Mr.. J. S. Bell in the
machinery repair business. The trm
nsme is Bell & Harvin, and they are
prepared to do frst-class work at short
notice.
Married, Tuesday afternoon, Febru-
ary 9, 1908, by Rev. F. &. Shuler, at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
Philip Perrou and Miss sAoa Baker,
daughter OF Mr.. Isaac Baker, all OF
Manning.
There is plenty of time yet to arrange
for a good garden Prepare your ground
well and plant about the last OF March
and first of April for good results.
Things grow off better when not plant
ed too soon.
Yorkville Enquirer: ''But we do
think a Statewide ROAD law would oe
good idea" a good many men IN thls
county seem 10 think our little roads
are two svide now, judging from the way
they plow into them.
r. 3. Bradham & Cos FIRE loss was
adjusted last Monday. They estimate
that their loss by the fire IN their store
amounts to about Two thousand dollar:
over and above the amount OF the IN
surance. They are preparing TO open "
TO the pos5ofice.
A considerable thunder storm Will
heavy rain visited this section aftel
midnignt last Friday night, and there
was another storm Of like character be
tween midnight and day this morning
Such electric disturbances are 9nusua
for this time Of year, but they are pre-
fecable TO billiards.
Prot. French Strosher, of Union Hall
Virginia. spent several days IN Maonlns
last week as toe guest OF MS nepnew
Rev. A. E. Woo6son. Prof. Strctne.
IS an enthusiast in educational matters
having been a teacher for over hit.
years. He is now in the S5th year OF hl
age and is still erect, active and read
readily without the aid of glasses. H
was delighted with Manning and man.
OF our people were delighted TO NEE
him.
TIE Circuit Court.
rrba Fahrnnrv term OF Jhe Court O