The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-08

for the Young folks. Ut the home OF Mr.
land Mrs. W. =. Harvin. Piuder> again.
and is long as pinaar> hold out |" 3":l
]: there will be fun. irol;c and iuicrns.l tur-
noil.
Don't fail 10 read the ad OF the E.sor
Drv Goods 60 They propose 20 give
> - per cent. OF their. cash sales dur
inc September, October. Novemoer
and December 70 the Hospi,a! .Assoc!a.
ton. Besides II: pays 10 trade 1t
Ricby Dry Goods Co. s.
The sewerage company has given out
its contract, and those living along
! Brooks street should take advantage OF
the system The delay will preven, the
school house from having sewerage 1t
the opening OF school. but the system
| will be IN opers; ;ion before Christmas.
The railroad commissioners came 70
Manning last Wednesday and gave the
local board Of trade hearing IN the
matter OF side trackaSe and bills OF lad
ing from The cotton warehouse. Ihe
commission reserved its decision which
probably means tha, the ehor, Will be
unsuccessful.
\ gentleman from the Silver section
was here after the issue o. last weeks
TINES and he says, there .aC be 40
truth in the coffin story mentioned. be-
cause there is 20 necessity 20 bring
whiskey in secrecy. the country IS full
OF =, and 10 attempt IS being made 10
interfere with those engaged IL The
traffic.
Remember those who fail 70 paw 5heir
debts this year, will nave 2 fearful time
getting credit next year Us the lien sys-
tenn ends with the present year, and the
man who saeaSs his products and does
not pay this year, VIII scratch i poor
mans heed next year sure enough ID
our opinion this is the year OF years TO-
Pay out o! debt.
When the moons not shining bright:
But the opportunities are al right,
Will he take advantage OF = spoon:
While the girl pulls of q swoon:
When she asks for time 20 consider:
Cause your question came so sudden,
Bet your boots Yes comes from ber:
Tho the moon and stars ncrer
brighten.
The Young Ee'iable, J. q. Eisby's
store, should be $ popular place for the
ladies this season. because be certalo!v
has stunning stock OF the riceS: dress
goods that has been brcush; TO Man
ming in number OF years. Rigby pro
poses 70 put stop 70 the practice OF GO
ing elsewhere when people want = nice
article. Everybody go 70 EiSoys and
inspect his stock
While riding opt last Monday after
aooo with some children. and JUS. be-
fore reaching home, Mr.. Joseph Sp-o,t
met with painful accident which has
confined hiu 70 bis bed The horse be
vas driving shie6 and caused the buggy
20 run into y telephone pole, throwing
Mr.. Spro,s on, ard oruisirs hin con-
siderably Immediate attention was
given 20 hin, and while lis stated that
be IS no, seriously anrt. II will be sew
eral days before he Will be well.
Died st his home neari Manning, on
last "Wednesday. Mr.. j. Dunwoody Eolla-
day, aged about 50 years The deceased
was one Of Clarendon's most subscan-
.ial citizens, aud noted for his sterling
qualities. &c was Confederate sol
dier and good farmer. The funeral
sook place IN the family burytog
ground on the plantation. Rev. God
bold, OF Jordan, conducted the service.
Capt D. J. Bradham. by request, spoke
most feelinglv OF the deceased, Sno
had been his friend from boyhood.
The promoters of the new bank are
confident OF being able 70 get started
sooa. L is rumored there VII! be
prominent capitalist interested IL he
new bank, and il he does take hoic.
there IS DO douos Of success being as
sured, IS be is veteran IN the banking
business. We think it was largely due
10 his financial ability that eownS il the
up-courtry have The advantage OF lower
rates. Manning gladly welcomes all en-
.erprises, and chic; among those TO
welcome the pew bank. are the heads
OF the existing banks.
Abou: 5 o'clock Yesterday morning
FIRE was discovered by Policeman
George higgins in the back part Of
The Clarendon, and IN short while the
sremen were on the spot and did very
effective work 10 coninins the sames
20 The building the Ere started il. Rac
i: not been for the prompt and efficient
work OF the iremea. the probability IS
that serious consagra,ion would have
resulted, with thousands OF dollars worth
Of property, at time when our ruer-
Giants could Ill afford 70 be thrown cut
OF business. The stock in the Clarendon
is total loss, and the fixtures are so
badly damaged that they are practical
" worthless. We understand that Mr..
Thames, the proprietor has enough IN
surance 70 cover about ooe-half the
damage.