The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-12-07
Manning Grocery Co.
Purveyors to Particular People.

The Congress fog the shor, session
met Monday.
The sale Of town lots next Monday in
Maonins will make 40 opening for 10
yeStorS.
The bank for Turbev;lle IS az as
sured fact - the notice 10 this issue
shows.
Sumter had another Ere las, Moacar
morning in which thirteen frame
houses we're DESTROYED.
Wan,ed-Eor = hou>eieeper IL 4
settled white woman. Apply 70 MIS-.
J. e. Orvin, Manning.
The AldermaoS at -Alcolu will BEGIN
the erection o. 2 large az: :'Sdecn
lum Der plant a5ou. January ir>t.
The teachers OF The graded school
let, here las, Friday night 70 visit toe
family Of Hon. Q. G. Scarborough. o.
Sum,uer,oa.
/, is with regret TIA, we are forced
for lack OF space TO leave over for our
next issue an interesting article WRIT
len by Mrs. Joseph Sprol;.
Foley Kidney Pals are tonic in action.
Quick 10 results. aac restore the natural
action of the kidneys and bladder. They
correct irregularities. W. +. BroTa y
Co.
The proposed third bank for this town
turas out 70 be bu. = bubble: those who
had The movement IN contemplation
seems 70 have suddenly called halt
for the present.
Mr. s. Il. Harvin OF Harvia's has
been appointed travelling salesman Tor
the American Agricultural Chemical
Co. oae of the largest fertilizer com
panieS u The world.
The lecture OF DIR. Il. W. Sears 10
the auditorium. last "Wednesday night
was greatly enjoyed. He is ID eloquent
speaker, and has the FACULTY OF holding
his audience 10 the enc.
The census shows the population o:
South Carolina 10 be Isis, 100 and tha.
OF C.arenGoc county 20 be los Ac-
corG!ng 70 The States Washington cor
TSSCOOGeCl> SpdSti N@1o'i'-.h !-1.A' w.
one congressman.
The election held in Mannins yeste:-
dar oa the question whether the ;owc
shall be authorized 10 issue 5000 bonds
DO: exceeding seven per cect inter-
est there was ,6 votes east, u Tor
bonds % against.
Died a, the home OF her sister Mrs.
3. c.. Piersoa in Sumter. last Wednes-
dav nigh: Miss Margaret $. Burgess
aged 81 wears The deceased was I
sister OF Nessrs E,ly and Thomas F..
Burgess OF Sandy Grove.
The pos:ci,ice outfit IS expected here
this week and those who hold Eeys
should haze them ready 20 surrender
and receive new keys when the move
is made. /, IS hoped that the new
Office can be occupied next week.
We are Informed tha: p warrants
were issued las: week COR Illicit liquor
sellers. and we presume these viii be
tried 1t the neX. tern. o. court: Il the
proper evidence IS produced the Golfers
O; The cuuCcv treasury vii! be ne! ped.
Died 81 his home in Calhoun county
November so. Dr.. (. j. Geigec. aged
.5 years He had pract;ced medicine
II wears. DR.. Cc!gc- vas regarded u
one OF the most substantial citizens o:
his COUNTY. He was The father OF DrS.
Chas. s. and J. F. GeiScr OF Manning
THE TINES ha, received letter iron!
Capt. 4. L. Lc>esne Informing Is ,ha:
since he advertised fora superintendent:
for his Silver farm the applications are
TOO numerous 20 answer and he requests
US TO state that the position has beea
given 10 NJ. 2 +. B-unsoa Of Pine
wood.
Died ia Manning Saturday Aua'
Nollie Galluchat aged aoou, - years
The deceased; belonged % the !8.c Or
Joseph Gal.ucha;. aud pr!ded herself .:
having -:siseG the children o; tha'
family She was th. Oldest co!o-ec
woman in the couaty. The funeral tooS
place Sunday afternoon.
on accoun; OF conflicting meeting:
las; FRIDAY the Civic League didr
have = quorum. There w:u be = :.cc;
,nr 10 the ladies' room 10 ;ae cour
houS. mex. Friday a::.rnoon. Dcce.norI
y 20. The ladies az. arscd 4
max. :. special -;To-; 20 hc pres.
promptly Mrs + 9. is;cha-;:s"r
secretary
The -l:a:aways r4lSic.,! coined.
company played here .a>: Thursday :
!. ..irl; good audience. AID tor tn
s,ac. accommodations, and he claS
.! >how they did very well. There ar
some who uhjec: 20 The a5orev;a;e'
skirts oi the chorus girls but .!!!> Oh
jec.ioa wl> confined largely 20 mos
who ouglt no: 70 20 the theatre.