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

With four banks in this town there
ough. no, 10 De scarcity OF money. ou'
then every body has not the kuack OF
reaching the vaults osthe>c institutions
1t requires more than desire 70 Ge'
money out o; any hank. al OF ineu
w2r; security.
The Home Bank and Trust Company
has selected Mr.. {. ". Wells 10: us
cashier, aod on mex, Saturday the oanS
will temporarily open :oc business II
the Office Of The Manning Really and
insurance Agency. TWO doors frora the
postotfce.
Mis-. Daisv Sauers. Of Baltimore. has
arrived 10 take charge o. MIS-. J. NJ.
Bradham'S millinery store. neN; COO:
10 the pos: Office and the goods are
coming IN now on every train. Miss
Sauers is an expert milliner and IS
fresh from the center OF fashions
Turbevi!ie has gotten on the lecture
platform, map, and on mex: Tuesday
night Miss Eva l.. DuEn.Es, humor!Se
an0 dramatic reaG:., will entertain her
audience in the Knights OF -'y,hlas hal!
=, $50 o'clock Admission for men
80 cents and boys under i. = cents.
Ladies aud children free
The town of Sumuertoa had It's cleo
ton for municipal officers la Wednes-
dav, The following were selected: in-
:endan,, q. 4. Tis6ale: Wa-decs. y. h.
Eichbourc. - Trueluck, Il. {. Car
ricao, -ir.. and J. " Broadway. Tae
board OF health IS Drs. L. ". S:ukes,
T. J. Davis. and 0. G. Heels.
The holders OF boxes in the post Office
are requested 20 pay their box rent
dues as the las, day Of this month eaas
the present quarter. and the post master
is withou. discretion 10 the matter. AL!
rents not paid on the morning g. the
frs, Of April, those boxes must be closed
and the keys surrendered.
Mr.. f. S Ingraham, CT Columbia, 5.
c., now a local salesman with the firm
OF C. NJ. Davis 4 Son. ac Davis Station.
S. C. and Miss Annie L. Wise. OF Barn
well county. cne OF the ethcien, teachers
in the Davis Station Graded School.
were Quietly married by Rev J. ".
Bailey ia the Methodist parsonage Ut
Jordan. on Sunday afternoon, March L.
We made mistake last week in stat
ing that the dynamite demonstration a.
Aicolu wss 10 take place on the llth.
II should have been the Sod. This
vii! be very interesting experiment
10 the farmers, and it is hoped there
will be large crowd AZ .Alcolu on the
22cd
II some one would give US cue 10
Sc. our think box 70 working we 0ish:
pe, out more readable matter. bu.
when there is absolutely nothing doing
In the news line. and when we are do
ing our best 70 steer clear OF politics,
We need assistance 70 get ideas 20 form.
ulace readable article.
The county commissioners are having
the road laws put in pamphle: form 10
be distributed 10 the road overseers SO
that they may know fully their duties
and their au:horic:. The laws so Tar as
they efec. Clarendon have been care
fully condensed by the countys attorney,
J. H. Lesesne, Esq.
The case 10 the supreme court o. E.
J. Touchberry against the North West
ern Railroad was decided against the
railroad, the judgment Of the circuit
cour, was affirmed. There are several
OF these suits asains: the same company
growing ont Of 3 similar cause. We
presume these will be settled now.
Some ,niScreant entered the old court
house building after the banquet and
carried of large portion o. the eat
abies left: not satisfied with taking Oh
the food meats. e,c.,-:hey car
cied awsy bowls, plates, and other
things. The ladies who owu these YES
sells will gladly forgive the robbers il
they will only return the dishes taken
away.
TIE March u.setipg OF the Maanicg
Auxiliary Home Mission Society Will
be held at the Methodist church the
18th inst. at O'Clock, p. m. Come 70
this meeting. dear ladies, members, and
others as visitors. We think we can
promise you pleasant and profitable en-
;ertainment for one hour. Mrs. Smith.
Secretary.
There passed through this town from
Mr.. ". T. Lesesne's plantation drove
OF cattle which was pleasing SIGHT.
These were Tennessee cattle that be
had bough, 10 fa,,en on his farm, and
they were rolling fat, TOO. He sold 70 a
buyer for the Baltimore market. The
twenty eish: head averaged l226 pounds
and were sold FOR u cents per pound.
Last Sunday nigh. at Alcolu, Mr.. J.
NJ. Bagnai had the misfortune 10 lose
all he had by FIRE 10 the house "hich
he was occupying and had rented from
Mrs. ". E. Hodge. Besides his furniture
he los, 81 10 money. The loss is q
severe one 20 Mr.. Bagnal, as be IS 9
cripple man and tries hard 10 make 3
support for himself.
Died Sunday in Manning, Annie
jenkins, widow OF the late Rev. l. NJ.
jenkins, colored Baptist preacher.
The deceased was very respectable
woman and had gooc friends among the
white people Ever s!uce the death OF
her husband she tried hard 70 raise
her childrent properly, and 20 cooc uct
themselves in becoming manner.
The old school building has been
given 70 the colored people, and the
work OF moving i, has begun. The
building will be located in the western
part O. town abou, the edge OK the
incorporated limits, splendi6.loca;ion.
J J. Scott. coloree, contractor trcm
Goldsboro, y. c., has the contract for
the work.
The census report vii! show Man
ming less than two Thousand, bu, the
next census will show up twice that
number We have only recently start
ed 10 grow. Good crops and high prices
has put ginger into the people 70 de-
velop what they have, and The work
goes steadily on. as is evidenced by The
,,ohcr of per S-o-es IN rha course Os