The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-04-06

The town election IS next Monday.
Mrs. ". P. Hawkins OF kicsssree,
was 10 Manning this morning.
The Carnivai is here, and the Wild
West show IS great attraction.
lied near New Zion last Monday
night, Nr. John E. Morris, aged about
so years.
Mr.. and Mrs. G3ds.ein OF Atlanta,
are IA Manning visiting the family OF
Mr.. A. Abrams
There are now three fzz bars in town
and only one OF them advertise the com
pound they dispense.
Mrs. J. a. Burgess, OF Summerville,
is in Manning visiting Der parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. T. Ssukes-
Mrs :. Goraar Belser o: Columbia, is
in Marning visiting her parents. Juoge
and Mrs. John S. Wilson.
LIS, Monday vas salesday and the
sheriff sold several tracts OF land a.! OF
which brought very good prices.
Charlton DuRan., Esq. conducted y
laymaas service a. Johnsonvil!e. IN
Williamsburg county, last Sunday.
Rain, thy coming is most welcome,
tor the earth is psrched with thirst, and
tie nossrils OF man sre cloSged With
dirt
Mr.. J. ". Mcleod, who has been TO
Hendersouville, returned home lass
Sunday night. Mrs. Mcleod acconpan-
led him.
For the pas: several days che Manning
Grocery had its doors closed 70 take an
inventory preparatory 70 changing man
ageneEs.
Hon. ". D. Bryan of Taft, one OF
williamsburg Representative in the
legis!a.ure, is in Manning this morning
attending Presoy.ery.
The Sumter Item in reporting the
court proceedings. speaks OF acting
Judge Davis charge 70 the grand jury
as being s.roog and clear.
Il is now up TO the merchants TO give
their lady patrons dress making ser
vice, which one OF them has the nerve
20 DO something progressive?
The State Baptist Young Peoples Cn-
ion conveoes at Lancaster this week,
and Messrs- Fritz Young and Willie Cut
tino OF this place are attending IS dele
gates
The condition o. the coacrete side
walks, IS DO index TO the manner the
house keepers keep their homes, il Il,
was. would no: the homes be in most
badly kept state.
Ground IS being broken for a new bar
Der shop. next door 70 the Manning Gro
Gerry. the present quarters is not large
enough Tor the bath facilities which Mr..
Wells proposes 10 put IN
Married at the home OF the brides
parents. oy Rev. e. &. G:5boc. a. TEr-
beyilIe oo last "Wednesday evening, Mr..
D. C. Bu63in and Miss Liza Robertson.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. VI. Rob
erSon..
Now 60 not euss THE TINES editor
because you do cot &c, his newspaper.
crss Yourself for noc paying your sab
scripsion, even after the management
vas liberal and induigenc 70 wait for the
money one year after it was past due.
In another column appears a notice
relative 70 the next examination for
Teachers You would do we'll 20 coce
the contents OF that notice, as YOU might
pps yourself on: Of line and fail 10 9e. =
school unless you attempt TO properly
qualify.
We heard q preacher say this morning
that he would violate the fish law enact
ed ut the last Legislature, and not feel
.ha, he had done anythiog wrong be
cause the 5il! was Sneaked through, and
no, enacted into lsw il the usual open
and fair manner.
The Paxviile school closes May 20th
with . picnic ar Cutters Mill. Hon. 7.
G.. Mcleod OF Bishopville, has accepted
an invitation 70 deliver the address, and
there will be others TO deliver prizes
and the sooual medal THE TINES edl-
:or :haaSs Prof. }. c. PATE :or al invi-
cation 20 De present
The Eas;ern Star me; las, evening,
and after the regular order Of business,
a handsome jewel was presented TO the
former Worthy Ma.ron, Miss Minnie
McFaddin, then all were served 70
soo.hsome refreshments II was an en-
iosable evening TO those who had the