The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-18

The l2w Gorar: aud o!Sce t:'rn.'
belonging 10 the late Joseph +. Eha
ESQ, were sold a, auction las, Nou,
bringing an aggregate Of about t~'
thousand dollars. \ practically com
ple,e set OF South Carolina Reports. o!'
and new series. sold for S9I.j Severa
visiting lawyers attended The sale.
Died las, "Wednesday. year New Lio0
Mrs. :. W. Evans. aged aSoI; ~ years
The deceased has been sufferer from
asthma for the pas: TWO or three Years
but through it n! has borne her aa!ic
ton patiently. She was 4 devoted wlte
a loving mother. She leaves husband
three daughters and = host OF relative:
and friends 70 mourn her loss
Our farmers should prepare for the
onconing OF the dread boz! weevi!
which is certainly makiog its way II
this direction. One good preparation
is systematic protection o! birds. allow
ing noce killed for sport. and aoo.her Is
I thorough ro,a;ion OF crops SO that COZ
,oa xill no. be planted on given land
ot,euer than once n three years.
E,sh, Rev. ". 4. Guer-v. ID. D.,
Episcopal bishop 0: South CacoliDa. ac'
companied by Rev. John kecshaw, Jr..
OF Suuner,ou. conducted service IL
the Manning Methodist church last
Sunday night There was large con.
gregatior present, the singing vas led
by an augmented choir, and all were
deeply impressed with the able sermon
Of the bishop.
Eev. Mr. SpirkS. pastor Of the Ora
har:, Baptist church, delivered \ high
II interesting and Instructive address
il the Manning Baptist church last
Sunday night on the subject o! Mission
work 10 Africa. Mr.. Spinks is : Cana.
dian By birth and spent several years
As missionary 10 Africa. On accoua,
Of impairment, Of his health by hemor-
rhagic fever, he was forced 70 give up
the work.
The D. J. Chandler Clothing Com.
pany is out in this issue with a SIX
column announcement OF Clearance
Sale 70 which We draw the attention OF
our readers. When the Chandler
Clothing Co. have special sale II
means more than mere words, this the
public know and they will now as they
have always done take advantage 0!
the offerings OF this reputable concern.
Read the advertisement, and then go TO
Sumter TO secure the bargains offered
from one OF the best clothing aod gents
furnishing houses in this State
Mr.. Fritz Young Of This place who is
a clerk in the Manning posto!tice went
70 Charleston sometime ago TO stand
the civil service examination for the
pos,sl service, and few days ago he
received notice from Atlantis that he
stood at the head and has been placed
upon the eligible list. Mr.. Young eS-
poets TO be called into the service OF
the Charleston postofice soon. The
postmaster here regrets 70 hAve 70 lose
the services OF Mr.. Young for the rea-
son :ha. be has by Close attention 20
the business msde bimself almos, 10
d;spensible. Ee takes great !nteres.
ia the work and will before long be
promoted. We congratulate this
Young uGu on his achievement aud
wish for him still greater success. Mr..
Young's success is due TO The TACT THAI
while employed in the pos;othce here
he did not cocten. hignsel! with the
mere routine work 10 draw his Salary.
but be applied himself 20 lea-c al The
details OF the business, and pow be is
BY his intelligence on the -oad 70 high
position in the governments service.
His ambition is worthy Of emulation.