The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-03-15

| Oars a.luSiouS 20 tie children last week
had 10 special personal significance,
other ;han 10 dircc: attention 70 the
| lack Of thought given to the ordinary
! po.i;eneSs children sl:culd have toward
;hei:, elders aa! 20 let them see that il
, iS notice. \ bright S:n:!c. aud Il cherry
| good morning hurts 40 one. and
makes the zoe so salu;ed think more OF
The person.
The lat.ieS OF the Methodist church
gave a mos, delightful function 20 the
brethren. and some outside guests, last
Thursday evening IN ;he old cour:
house" baiidin". aua those wno attend
&c! are Staging the praises OF their en-
; ;sr;a:nerS. There was all sorts OF good
things 70 eat delightfully."- prepared and
the evening Was spent 10 speeches and
social intercourse.
Ire work OF the Charleston people in
! raising $3.50 100 for ! y. Vi. G. y. build
Ing ln SO short I tine IS no, only COM
mendable but it is a practical cemor-
stra.!on OF The good community can
do when i: pulls together unseitishlv.
The sp:ri, which actaated the donors
vii! rebound 20 their everlasting credit,
aaa the good which viii be accomplish
ed oy having this home for the beneti;
OF The youu. men of The city cauno, be
counted ic dollars and cents.
The tine for trapping tsh ends the
last day OF this month. and we Sincerely
hope that the law will ee observed by
all. The people, under the new law.
have eight months il: the year 20 zap
and ne.: they are only required 70 hold
up for the months OF April. May. June
and July: they are permitted 20 fish
with hook and line nj! OF the time and
they can Dc with their catch Us they
please. Under these circumstances We
think everybody should see 20 il .hu,
the presea: fishing regulations are en-
forced.
The dynamite demonstration which |
is 20 take place next Wednesday after
uooa 81 Alcolu Will be Of Interest 20
those contemplating breaking !auds or
Gitchiog. and every person who en- do
ea should 60 10 see IL. The advance
meoc that is being made n ali lines OF &!
agriculture has put the best minds Of
the world 10 thinking out plans for the
most economical methods 70 be employ
ed TO ge; the mos; on. OF the soil at the
leas, expense, and the day is nc, far
distant when electricity and explosives
will be extensively used On all OF the
farms. The demonstration al Alco!u
will be an ooiec: lesson and i; will be
profitable 10 witness It. Read the ad-
vertiSement in this issue.
The county supervisor IS fast build
ing up the road between Manning End
the Williamsburg line, and as fer as he
has gone be has built up Sp!eodid
roadway through wha, was formerly q
deep sand bed. When this road IS com
ple:ed we understand the purpose is 10
start from MaD,:ing towards PaXville. |
This will give 70 the county seat splec-
did approaches through its rcadways,
aud we know Of no way OF giving 70 the /!
taxpayers more for their taxes than
through the building up OF the roads
Supervisor McFaddin deserves much
credit for the splendid work he IS doing,
and if the people Will be patient he
hopes before his term OF office expires
70 Go good work on every important
road 10 the county.
At = meeting OF the County Fair AS
sociation on Friday. committee was
appointed 70 solicit subscriptions 70
capital stock OF three thousand dollars.
The committee is composed of the fol-
lowing persons: ". 7. p. Sp-o,t, o:
Foreston: 4 J. Richboucg. OF Summer
ton: T. D. White. Trinity: T. +. CotEey,
Manning: C. 4. McFaddir. Manning.
We regard the county fair proposition
as one Of the best moves tha, has been
made ~ years. for if it is success i,
will DO more towards bringing all O,
the people together than any other
enterprise tina, can be started Tha,it
can be made success we feel assured
County fairs thrive in other counties
and Clarendon has Is much public spirit
as any OF them. This is movement in
which everybody should join, and these
who are pushing the project will see 70
it that everything will l., done to make
it such success tha. i. will grow in
importance every year.