The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-12-21

ever ready with the goods wisai9 reach
OF al.
Hirschrrsar's IS one Of the stores in
this town that .ticSles the fancy Of the
most tastsdious. From h:s millinery
there comes soma OF she incest creations
that the women folks rave over and che
men grumhae shout. and throughout
his larcs and varied stock buyers are
able 20 find their wants SLED 70 their
satisfaction.
" The following are elected officers ios
Ruth Chapter No. 90 & A. M: W. c.
.:earis. High Prsesss Charlton DnRsus,
King, G.. & Spross, Scribe; Leoe
Weinberg, C. os &; Z. c. Horton, P.
S; Z Z. Ssukes, Treas; Fred LeSesce.
Secresass; G. saS. Smith, b a. G; c.
S. Rigby, 3rd., "; e. e. Esraes, 22ad.,
"; r d. Csark, Isl, "; a. ). White,
Seminal.
The Presbyterian congregation are in
iubllans spirits over their success in
paving Of the church debs- Rev. a. e.
Woodson nss worked with might snd
main 30 accomplish sais task and there
are none prouder Of the result than he.
Mr. Woodsoa deserves tbs everlasting
gratitude OF this people for the mag
2n;6ceus work. He did not klow what
the word Cannot" meant, IN tact there
is DO sach word for him when il comes
te doing something for his church and
people.
Sheriff Gamble and Mr.. Luther Nc
+Insosn arrived home lass Friday night
with Anthony Burgess 4rou New York.
Burgess IS charxed With murder OF
Jack Smith near Workman last jan
nary. The sheriff had no trouble in
getting the prisoner identified but bad
70 90 70 Albany TO have requisition
|honoee6 by the governor OF New York.
The officials Of New York treated our
IsheriR With every courtesy, and the
prisoner IS now in Jail here awaiting
his trial.
Csot. Thomas Wilson, Judge r. o.
|Purdy and Mr.. ". T. Rowland, OF
Sumter, spent Saturday afternoon il
Manning. and while here conferred with
: number of citizens about organizing
Ia third bank for this plsce; it IS also
IL contemplation TO bring the North
western railroad 70 Manning. This road
With the .AlcoIu road coming here win
be an irduceuent for the Seaaoasd and
possibly the Csinchfeld on its way TO
Charleston. Then, TOO, II we can get
these facilities, the cotton mills will
come also.
TIE county fair scheme should be
taken I'D Immediately after the nol!-
days. Manning should be able TO provide
La suitable site for such an institution
and the farmers Of the county should
be willing TO JOIN in the movement, 70
make county fair at the county seat
= huge success. II was demonstrated
as the corn exhibit gotten up hurriedly
wha: can oe doae with , pul!-tosether
spirit, AID II such success could be
accomplished with corn show gen.
eral show OF the products OF the county
would be still greater, ao6 do y Won
de.ful amount of good towards enthus-
ing the people with modern ideas
Now that :te year Is coming 70 close
with future for the town, such IS we
have never seen before. let Us all get
together TO pull for greater Manning
and for a greater Clarendon. We Snow
OF nothing Tia, xiil De Of greater help
ia bringing the town and country to-
geshe= than county fair. Let US have
the copaty fair: begin with the hrsc o:
the new yesr with the County Fair as
the SLOGAN. This proposition is for
everybody, white and coloreo: let all be
interested. We can show 70 the world
what there is here and the inducements
for new settlers TO come With their
uoney and their labor 70 maze Claren-
don the guide for the other counties in
this State. The lands are here. the
people have the intelligence and the
disposition, alI that is needed Is good
conservative leadership which can be
obtained through organization, and the
frs. step y this direction is the fair.
The pos, Office has moved into its
new quarters next Goo- 70 THE TINES
Office, those VINO have not already done
so will bring up ,teir old KEYS and c1.
change them for new ones. a. the same
time pay their box rent for the new
quarter. Manning LOW has nice post
Office as will be found anywhere outside
OF Z government building. good wide
lobby and plenty OF room IN the work
Jog department, for ;he dispatch Of the
, mails Those who have looked upon
the cew postosice speak OF the i'm
provemen, il connenda,orv terms and
seem proud o: the institution. Il will
take several days TO &c; ic good work
| ing order because everything IS new TO
the force and necessarily the tistr:bu-
| ton Of the mails will be little SLOW
until the force get accustomed 10 the
boxes We hope that the patrons OF
the pos. o!Hce will assist the poS.maS-
ter in keeping The lobby clean and or
der!v, and everything will be done 20