The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-03-30

day, Ap-i! Sth 81 II 3. N.
Mrs. Y. C. Gonzales OF Columbia. is
in Manning visiting The family Of her
brother, Mr.. A I Sar-ca-
Harmony pres5ytery meets il Man
pi2g next week, there are ABOUT forty
churches which viii be represented
The morning mail train from Charles
TOMS very late every day. frequently so
late that the rural mails are delayed.
Dir. a. Isoryea and his daughters.
Mrs. Baroest and Miss Annie. returned
home from 2 visit TO Charleston last
Thursday.
To be eligible TO De registered for the
sowr election, a registration certificate
must Grst be obsaioed from the county
board OF regisc-aSion-
Communion service viii be held as II
O'Clock Thursday among PreSbytery in
stead Of oeSs Sunday, 10 preparatory
services oc Saturday.
Rath Chapter OF Royal Arch Masons
held called meeting las. Monday night
and conferred she Nos. Excellent Mas
tecs degree upon Dr.. W.M. Brockipton
and Mr. G. u. Smith.
The Eastern Star " III have meeting
next Tuesday night, april 5sh. This Is
Gc important meeting. and it IS urged
that every member viii be present. Re-
H,eshueass viii Se served
The acauaiasances of Mr. ". N. Dye
OF Charleston, who is in the United
States railroad mail service, was strick-
en- with apopiexy and paralysis. He is
Z half brother o: Dr.. J. 4. Cole OF this
ce~p.
The Easter services at tie Methodist
church was very pretty last Sunday
morning and evening. The edi6ce was
superbly decorated, ara the sermons
we're appropriate. The song service was
excellent
Hon. George 8. Croner OF New5erry,
has been invited 70 deliver the annual
address soc the closing exercises o. the
Manning graded school, and Rev. E g.
Mills Of Rock Hill, IS 20 preach the an
nual sermon
The ought-so-be-nInles are getting so
numerous il this cowo that we feel 1t
would be q charitable acs for some OF
these rich and reckless ones 20 get lib
eral ind give one 70 Us, until the price
OF food seuGs cone down
The advertising columns o. TEE
TCEES IS the source OF Information 70
those who desire 10 make purchases,
and it is remarkable how veil posted
:he readers are on what IS being offered
for sale by eocerprisiog merchants.
The Censas Enumera,ors for Claren-
don have been sent their commissions 70
take the census beginaing April 10th. Il
IS obligatory TO answer the questions
propour6ed br the Ecumeratcrs, and
the information they receive IS conh-
Dental.
We direct attention 20 The advertise
ment OF Davis S kichbo OF Summer
TOE in this Issue Taey are ageoss :or
the Ford and Eco automobiles, and il
would not surprise Us Il, in the course
OF 6 few mcnthS, they will have this
county the prize automobile coua,v %
the State
TIE TINES editor has been hocored
With an iovi,a;ion 20 attend the banquet
70 be given IN honor os the officers o!
the battle ship South Carolina in Char
leS:oo oo the evening Of the llsh o:
April, and II he does not so 70 New Or
leans he viii surely be present 81 the
Charleston banquet
The Sumter Bar OF last Monday, rec
commended the appoiotmrct OF Capt. ".
c. Davis OF the Manning Par, 70 preside
st the court in Sumter next week, on
account Of Judge K!ugh being incapaci-
ta;ed by illness. This IS quite compli-
rneu: 70 our townsrnan, as i, is 3 recog-
a,sioa .: his ability.
Mr.. W. ii. Lam the government To-
bacco expert sent here 20 supe.intend
the experimental or demonstration farm
on the outskirts OF Manning, has arr!v-
ed and IS ready 20 begin operations. Mr..
Lunr is 3 native OF Florence, graduated
a. Gleason. and later went 70 the Uni
yersisy OF Wisconsin,.
LAST Thursday night, on the Cole
place il the Fork, Mrs. Mary Discher
vas found dead il her home. The de.
ceased was IL crouche6 position sitting
upon the floor before the fire place when
discovered. and left in the position Is
she was found until the Coroner arr!r.
Ell. Upou examination il was found tha;
she came 20 her death from natural
causes.