The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-06-28
Do not forget to pay Your box rents

Do not forget to pay your box rents
now.
Rev. J. N. Booth will preach in the
Baptist church here next Sunday.
Miss Bessie Earvio has returned
home from visit 70 friends 10 Georgia.
Mrs. F. II. Joy of Lamar, is visiting
the family OF Mr.. r. f. Harlee 10 Man
ming.
The Davis-O'Bryan marriage takes
place this afternoon at the Methodist
church.
Miss Julia Brailsford of Pinewood. is
IS Mapning visiting her brother Mr.. W
". Brailsford.
Mrs. r. B. Haynesworth of Florence,
is ia Manning visiting her mother. Mrs.
L. E. Huggins.
Mai. Boyd Cole OF Barnwell, spent
Sunday in Manning visiting his aunt
Mrs. D. NJ. Rradham.
There are large nun ber of visitors
in Manning to attend the O'Bryan-Dayis
nuptials this evening.
The county chaingang is DOW IL the
Fork section where the roads are sadly
in need of it's services.
The base ball fans of this town are as
interested in Columbia's strides Tor the
penuant as are the enshusi's OF the cap
itol city
Last Wednesday Ambrose Lemon,
colored farmer living Do Saotee. on the
Rose Manning place, had his dwelling
and its contents destroyed by fire.
The stores of the estate of the late
DR.. W. <. Brown are now complete and
they certainly are attractive and com-
modious, they are a valuable addition
to the town.
Mrs. J. A. Burgess of Summerville
stopped oyer in Manning TO visit ner
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Stukes,
while on her way to Hendersonvi!le for
the summer.
Mr.. S. J. Smith and family, after
visit TO their former home at Mullins,
have returned home TO Manning, and
Mr.. Smith will be ready for the cotton
business this season.
:sOwl Roost'' rooming joint iu the
Nettles block, occupied by several
Young men as sleeping quarters, was
visited one night last week oy sneak
thief who relieved these young men OF
considerable clothing.
The knights of Pythias Of Paxville,
will have basket picnic at Cutters Mill
on the 4th of July Mr.. c. D. Brown,
grand keeper of records and seals OF
Abbeville, will deliver an address. The
public is invited to attend.
Mr.. Henry Smith OF Workman, pass
ed through Manning this morning on
his way 10 Congacee where be is TO be
married this evening TO Miss Kelly, the
Young lady who taught the Morris
school near Workman the past two ses-
sions.
Manning Chapter No. 10 O +. S.
was represented at the Grand Chapter
meeting 10 Laurens last week by Mrs.
G. NJ. Smith, Mr.. G. NJ Smith. Miss
Ze,la Scarborough, Miss Susie Harvic.
Mrs. C. NJ Smith was elected Grand
Esther
The reports from the several sections
OF this county Indicate that the hot dry
winds ar having a bad effect upon the
crops, especially corn. The early plant
ed corn is showing signs of wilt. and un-
less it gets good rain soon it is bound
to 90 back.
The county fair proposition can be
made success if the projectors OF the
scheme will get busy now. With good
prospect for more than average crop
the farmers throughout the county II
properly approached would take kindly
to the county fair we believe.
Darlington has near-beer saloon the
only one we have heard OF in this State:
How did il get it? How near is the beer:
If these Institutions are lawful and may
be permitted. it will not be long before
every town will have the sud6y bever-
age flowing over the saloon counters.
Attention IS directed TO the holders
Of boxes in the postotfice that the rents
are now due. and that those VINO have
not paid bv Friday oight will wake uE
on Saturday morning TO hcd theii
boxes closed against them: 1t will be a
saving of considerable annoyance tc
the box renters If they will pay thell
rents before Friday. and it will also
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