The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-27

I 1ae proposition 20 nave oAah =
Sardinia is about TO be an assured TACT
We are told that the capital stock cal
be obtained upon twenty-toar hour
notice or it can made be = branch OF on
OF our local banks. both propositions ar
DOW being considered, but SARDINIA /:
70 have bank before siN:y days.
The road Is bro:a and Gear TOR ever,
man who has political aspirations. :.
that be has TO DO. IS TO get into IL I'M:
is one of the greatest blessings II
American citizen enjoys. Hence there
is no good reason TO lose sleep IN SC aea
ing the ways and means OF becoming 4
candidate or how 10 crafty spleen o'
j jealousy.
The land seekers OF Marlboro continue
70 come 20 Clarendon, looking ior invest
meats We GLADLY welcome these Mari
boroites fer Us rule they are 4 very
sturdy people, and their coming here
will be an incentive TO our people 10 10
crease the values OF their lands 6y in-
:ensive farming. JUS, the thing saa; has
made Marlboro lands a:moS; priceless.
The TINES has effected a. arrange
meuc by which il Will every week, De-
sinuing this eek. publish The brook
lyu Tabernacle Bible Studies. The sub
iect N this issue Is: BE Temperate In
All Things" We hope this feature will
be received with approval by our read
ers. and perhaps later we will arrange
for sermons by ministers Of the different
denominations. We are striving 70 oe
OF service 10 eulish,en rs we'll IS enter
tain the public.
AT the regular monthly meeting OF
Clarendon Lodge of Knights OF Py'hiaS
las, evening. 5 Oliver O'Sryan. Esq.
and Louis Appel, both Past Chaoce:-
lors. were elected TO represent the lcoSe
at the Grand lodge which meets 81 Ben
net,sri!le MAY 10Th. The people OF Ben
ne,tsville are making extensive prepar-
a,ious for the entertainment Of the del
ess,es, and they will also take advantage
OF this occasion 70 show the State at
large Marlboro at home.
The Columbia Record is Offering =
trip 70 Europe to some Lady. The an.
is that the paper vii! send
six women and chaperon 90 Z special
ly arranged forty-Gve day tour OF the
principal cities and scenic points OF Eog-
land and continental Europe. and tie ex-
pense OF the trip will be paid by The
Record. The trip begins next July.
Those interested can get full intor!na-
ton br writing TO that newspaper Read
the advertisement in this issue.
There Is movement on foot 70 organ
ize joint stock company 70 have ano,h-
ec newspaper ia Manning, parties are
being solicited TO subscribe TO the stock
for this new enterprise. Manning has
tried two newspapers several times bit
some how or other the Investment, dId
not turn OF, profitable. perhaps at this
time when everything is prospering
such q project will be more successful.
ut least this newspaper will welcome
company.
The letter in this issue from Mr.. r
r. Earvir OF Tadmor. Texas, was no,
sent - US for publication, ba: it coo,alns
matter which we feel sure will interest
our readers, and we know that Mr.. Har-
vim will pardon US for presuuing 70 let
his old home folks hear from him. Our
correspondent IS Clarendon ,nau. 2
brother OF Mr.. T. b. Esrvin OF Silver.
he has been s readee Of THE TINES
these many years, and therefore he
keeps posted on the movements OF his
old associates and companions.
Died last Sunday morning about one
O'Clock. Joseph Edwin. the 6fteen
mouths old sos O. Mr.. and Mrs John X.
Burgess. The funeral took place in the
cemetery Sunday afternoon.
Rev. T. q. Shulcr. pastor o. the Me;ho-
dist church. ia the absence OF the pas
tor OF the Presbyterian church, cooduct-
ed the services, assisted by Rev. \. G.
pastor OF the lodiaucown
church. The little one
was great sufferer for several months,
and be Was brought from bis home n
20 the home OF the grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Stukes, 10
the hope that the change would prove
beneficial.
There is some complaiet from the Sa-
lem section because certain roads in and
around New Zion have nos received at
senEion as quickly as is thought they
should have received, and the Supervis-
or is blamed therefore, these good peo-
Gle should no, ge, out OF patience with
the Supervisor. as be is doing the best
he can with the means at his command,
q, this time he is engaged 90 the road
between Manning and Summeruoo
which was il L most deplo-ab!e condi-
ton, and just as soon as ne can leave
this piece Of road, he proposes 10 nc.e
the gang into the territory where there
is complaining. BE will repair tha, New
Ltoa road. ard pu. it in first class coz
ailion. and once his gang gets into that
section he will repair all OF the roads
over there. Give MIR. Mctadd!n time
and be will drive sway eli excuses for