The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-03-02

We are told !: is 70 come OF next
month.
Judge J. S. Wilson is now holding
court at P!c%ens.
Horace Thomas left last Monday TO
resume his studies At Clemson.
The Jenkinsoa corner, since 5eok!n-
son moved away, looks like deserted
land mark.
Mrs. Walter q Wells, OF Florence,
is IN Manning visiting her sister, Mrs.
S. Z. Davis
The Comptroller General, has extend
ed the time for making Tex returns 20
March 10th.
Call at the post office and receive
some valuable books sent out By the
government
On account OF the icclenent weather
the Eastern Star did not have their
meeting last night.
Mr.. E e. Davis IS member ct the
Jury 10 the United States court now Il,
session az Florence
Wanted to rent out IS acres OF land
shout FIVE miles South OF Manning. Ap-
ply at TIE TMES Office.
The bird hunters had their last day
Monday and the woods wss *ull OF them.
but the editor got nary bird-soo bad.
Get ready 70 pay your Rosrd Of Trade
dues, the collector viii oe after you II
= few days, as the board needs the
nooey.
Mayor Mouzoo's condition remains
shout the same as i. has been for the
past week. He does rot seem 20 i'm
prove fast.
We wish the daily newspapers would
print the new same laws 50 that the
people can know just what changes
have been made.
Mr.. Jones Darby, OF Chester. spent
several DAYS OF last week in Manning
In the interest OF The Masonic Prosec-
tive Association
All candidates cards or announce
nents, whether they be State, County
or Town, will be charged for 81 the
usual price OF s..
The result OF the frs: day Of the trial
io the liquor Law violations IL Sumter
resulted in the conviction OF O. E. Sos-
tic On TWO counts
THE TINES Office has Just printed
some landlords supply liens, q specia!
form for landlords who furnish their
tenants with supplies
Married by Rev. E. P. Eucson, q,
Pine Grove church, a: Tlrbeviile. last
Thursday evening, Mr.. Edward Green
and Miss Naude Norris.
Mr.. J. D. Deas, of Camden, one OF the
Directors OF the State peniceatiary, is
now q resident OF Clarendon. Ee has
moved II the Pamela section.
There was received box OF colo
storage eggs in a nearby town that pro.
duced drunkenness. The eggs are said
TO have been shipped from Augusta
The bird hunting season is over. and
we have 10 regrets, because with bU;
one exception. the b;si hunters here
are the stiugiest lot on the universe.
Dr.. Arthur Earvin, OF Abberilie
spent SUNDAY q. bone with his father
family. DR.. Earvin IS doing a success
full dental practice j; his adopted home
The Saotee, Watecee, aad the Con.
earee rivers are rapidly rising. and IL
the sections near Columbia the ;ow
lands are threatened with being over
flowed.
The several blank spaces on our side
walks are 10: creditable 20 the owners
OF the aba..iaS property. and we hope
they will :-et join the progressive pro
cesS!on.
Died las. Saturday morning IN th'
Sansee section, Mr. Thomas White, az
ed about IS years The funeral tool
place Sunday ct the White buryin:
ground.
II you are not getting THE TINE:
now you should get il, Il you were Gu
cE it was because you were over on
year in arrears, SO pay up and renew
ycu will feel better.
The ba:tleship South Carolina vi!
receive the silver service presented D.
the State Tor whom she was named. o.
April 18th, in Charleston, and the oc
casior will ee grand celebration.
The friends OF Mrs. Eugene Broagh
ton, OF Pinewood, viii be grieved Z
learn that she is III with hemorrhaS!
fever. PiuewooG aaS had several case