The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-11-08
Mr.. S. L. Krasnof OF New York, ar
rived in Manning this morning.

Mr.. S. Z. Krasnoff OF New York, ar
rived in Manning this morning.
Dr.. Geer of the Geer Drug Co., Char
lesion was in Manning Monday.
Johnny Jones is coming to Manning
with bis aggregation OF shows. SO the
rumor goes.
Marlboro county wants an extra ses-
sion OF the Legislature TO set on the cot
ton situation.
It is said that about fifty per cent OF
the cotton vet remains unplcked IN the
feles OF this county.
The barn OF Mr.. J. n. Brown, Jr.,
at PaSyille was burned Tuesday OF last
week. Insurance $3.50. Loss about $3.50.
Mr.. Leon Rice, who at one time lived
ct AIcolu, was married in Anderson last
Thursday night to Miss Sarah White.
Mr.. Ed Saliinger. representative OF
the News and Courier. is IN Manning
today celebrating the outcome OF Char
ieston's election.
After next Wednesday the game
hunters are going TO keep the editor OF
TIE TINES supplied with birds, that IS
to say, he hopes SO.
Manning is one of the towns which
comes under the Act that gives TO the
the fire company one per cent OF the nre
premiums collected.
Notwithstanding the high price OF
corn the farmers Of Illinois are using
the cereal for fuel, on account OF the
grain cotting in the fields.
Col. F. NJ. Nixon, commandant OF the
confederate home in Colnmola died IN
Columbia Sunday. He was at one time
State dispensary commissioner.
Mrs. W. G. King OF Spartanburg is
in Manning looking after her husoano
who has been away from home ever
since the cotton season opened.
The sheriff on last Monday sold the
stock of goods of Dr.: J. A. Zeigier LOT
s2lOO. The Geer Drug Company OF
Charleston we're the purchasers.
What is the matter With our county
correspondents? II they only knew how
THE TINES readers miss them they
would scrape their communities for
news matter to send TO Us.
On last Monday the dwelling house OF
Mr.. W. F.. Jenkinsou in Kingstree was
destroyed by FIRE together with It's con-
tents excepting piano, which n saw
ing Mr.. Jenkinson got considerably
hurt.
There will be held in Manning on
November 23rd, a County Sunday
Sehoo. Convention to which delega-
tion from every Sunday school in the
county are invited. See program next
week.
Married last Wednesday at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. J. Nj. n. Wilder in Sum
ter Mr.. J. Bradford Earvin Of Alcolu
and Miss Julia Broadway OF Tindai.
Rev. W. J. Wilder performed the GER
emony.
Sumter is to have bargain day, but
Manning has such things every day
therefore there is no need TO select a
special time for bargains in this town,
they are here to get every day except
Sundays.
Died last Friday near Manning Mrs.
Sarah A. Lloyd aged 88 years. AT the
time OF her death she was living with
her niece Mrs. Emma Lowder. The
funeral service was conducted by Rev.
Baily at Oak Grove cemetery.
Remember that next Tuesday is the
Day for the great meeting for the con-
federate monument. The whole county
should be here. There will be several
good speakers to entertain the crowd
Senator Z. D. Smith and others will be
here.
Mr.. r. &. Davis presented TIE
TINES editor with nice lot OF Ban
mana Yaus the most delicious potatoe:
we have ever tasted, they insure
another week Of holding the wolf from
the door, now who is to make 1t two
weeks.
Mr.. J. C. Bissell, chairman OF tht
Executive Board of Scottish Rite Ma
sons OF Charleston, S. c., has consented
to confer Masters Degree, Noyembe
22nd, 1911, Wednesday. And that al
the mem bers who desire to attend tn
banquet will please see finance commit
tee at once.
The Clarendon county school teach
ers association met here last Saturda
with about thirty teachers present, an
some interesting discussions took place
The next meeting will be held the sec
ond Saturday in December in the grad
ed school building.