The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-01-05

Congress- has resumed its work. and
che country coctinueS 20 survive.
The sheriff sales xere well attended
kss Monday, and the property brought
good prices
To day IS Clarendon Day long to be
remembered as the rnest Important II
hec history.
Notwithstanding business 10 pass Nan
niug, sais town begins 1910 undes the
most favorable conditions
Mr. Z n. Jones has been appointed
postmaster st Alcolu. and Mr.. CaSkgey
Plow6eo postmaster 81 Aew Ason.
The busted water pipes in Manning
are giving che :housskeepers much
worry and The plumbers much Joy.
Mr. .ssslson Weinberg returned TO
Baltimore 70 resume his medical studies.
I, will be Or. Weinberg after June.
The buss:ed water pipes in Manning
tass Thursday was something 70 make
> housekeeper mighty careful when
seeaking,
Thars is : few o; the trees on the
square .has were trimmed 100 much, but
skea Il IS hoped that they wiN grow out
and looE alrsghs.
slr. We. Jensinson informs Us that
he has retired from the managed = Of
the w. E Jeakinsoo Co. The Co.
IS going cut Of business
The city OF Newberry has put the
han on drinking in public places, and
hiss. prohibited its policemen from
drinking iasoxicao.s at all.
The work o. our county supervisor
On the ccars house sGuare IS indeed ap-
nrsciased He has made this spot LOOK
aroshsr soss-a thing OF beauty.
The home Of Mr. ". C. White. cear
E,oomvil,s, was totally destroyed oy
Ere last Saturday morning. Very little
OF The household efec.s were saved.
Elmer. the eiehseyear-old daughter
cfMr. Wilie, Corbets, near S1oomy!He,
fell or the piazza last Thursday sitter
rocc, and broke her right leg above
the knee.
Couacil has removed the poaiceman's
shaeS from IN front OF the court house
% the corner at the Bank Of Manning.
Iswas pus 70 its present ioeation :em-
pcrary only.
Tas Confederate monument fund is
growing very slowly, the latest consrs-
bus;cn comes from: one Of our represen-
snsiyes, Hon. D. L Green. who sent Us
his check fas s..
Those wishing to apply for the posi-
ton OF census enuNerator must 90 so
not later than the 18th OF this month.
4 Applications must be sent 70 w. J.
Sscren, Charleston, S. c.
On last Thursday the frying size set
gess Salieattulsy entertained asae
home OF Nr. and Mrs. Thomas Ni0uzS
Their eldest eanghter. Miss Rits, was
the hostess and did the honors very
gracefully.
The WooSmecs of Manning meet next
Monday night 20 install the newly eiec-
ted .cScsrs, ane TO begin 9 new era fos
she up5aiid;ns OF the camp. !s is earn
essly requested that the entire mem
besship BE present.
Our local school started up again yes
:Ssday, and we regret 70 learn that Miss
Aargse Scarborough could not De pres
ens on account az Illness Miss Pauline
Wilson viii teach her grade until Niss
ScsroorouSsS. IS able 70 return.
Died 10 Columbia Sunday, Mrs: Julia
RichardscS, widow Of the late Gover'
nor John Peter Richardson The
funeral took place today at Camden
The diseased was the daughter Of the
late Col. ". q. s. Richardson.
Couasy Supervisor McFadoin has re.
enforced the chaingang By hiring from
the State penitensiary eight long tern
convicss. This became necessary TO oe
the work needed and 70 keep the gang
from being burden on the county.
TEE TysES edition OF next week viii
coasa;n Seice-sp OF today's proceed
iops. ; picture Of the court house and
the graded school building, the photo
graphs OF the court house commission
and the school trustees, the Legislative
delega: u and Judge Wilson.
Died az New Zion last "Wednesday
Mr.. Henry G. Dennis, agec about S
years. The deceased was q bachelo,
and aad accumulated nice property
his life was insured and he had q goot
bank scccunt, al Of which IS Left b.
will 70 two nephews, sons OF the LAT.
Sidney Fleming. Mr.. John q. DuBos'
is the executor.
There was very interesting se-vict
as the First Baptist Church last Sunda
erening. L vas tee occasion OF Rev
I. A. Cooper's Srss evening service q
pastor. The congregations Of ID
Presbyterian and Methods. churche
attended this service 70 welcome ch'
new Baptist minister and their greet
ings were expressed in 6tsing words b
their respective pastors, responded :
by Mr.. Cooper. The spirit of brotherl
love manifested oy these congregation
Is highly commeadshle, especially S
since but short tine ago q 6ite,ec
spi-i. existed. We wish ioc the ne,
minister most happy. ao6 successtc
pasoorase, and we can assure him cha
The eeople outside Of his congregatio
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