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

Large Asul3 eOle oe3CS.
Kentucky Wonder Pole Beans.
tennessee Wonder, very fce Beans.
ariy Bristol Field Corn.
Golden Beauty Field Corn
Golden Dent Field Corn.
Snowfall Field Corn.
Cookies Prolific Field Corn.
Plain. Pop Corn.
Manning Grocery Co.
Pur*eyors to Particular People.
The farmers rcioc meets at Turbe-
vile today.
The Erwin fats on Church street are
nearing completion.
Read the sd. Of The Peoples Bank
and Trust Co.. IL this issue.
The paint brush IS Frightening up
the store fronts along hustlins block.
Mex: Friday is ST. Patrick's Day, ge.
out your green sprigs and necseIeS.
Quite = crowd will go to Sumter to-
morrow night TO witness The Matinee
Idol"
The merchants are preparing sor the
spring trade, getting their stores in
good order.
lie. everybody in the county begin
low 70 make preparations for the
.saunsy fair.
The brick for the Turbeville bank is
DOW 90 the ground, bu, the bank opec-
ed up today for business
There will be preaching st Rehobe;h
school house on next Saturday 6ight,
March IS. Public invited.
There are knocks which sink deeper
into mans soul than the kick OF
mule, but it Scou wears away.
- The barn and stables belonging 70
Mr. Frank Graham a, Piuewood were
destroyed by 6re last Friday night.
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fountain 10 the old court house. where
he will oe glad 70 hsre his friends call.
ss s The candidates for the Scottish de-
grees from the li,h 70 the 30sh will re-
:urn 70 Charleston OF the 30th OF this
month.
John Fleming, colored. found bunch
sof KEYS las. Monday and left them with
ns. The owner will call for them at the
pos; Office.
A survey has been made 70 rua the
& Alcolu railroad to the business section
Of Turbeville where depot is TO be
built
Our estimate OF the fertilizers 70 be
used in Clarendon for this year fell !a-
short. Instead Of $500. 900 it is nearer
100000.
The train from Columbia las; night
colii6ed with some cars at Wilson's and
DELAYED the Florence train uotii early
this morning.
The Home Bank and Trust Company
announces in this issue that it will open
Its doors for business on the 18th inst.
near the post Office.
The Peoples Bank began operations
this morning in the building formerly
occupied by the Bank Of Clarendon next
door TO J. &. Rigby's-
Mt. j. ". Reid, OF Colunbsa. Secre-
tary OF the Farmers Union, was IN
Manning Monday in connection with
business for the organization.
The ground has been broken fo- 3
store building next TO the old post Office.
Mr.. @. W. McRoy has the contract TO
build for J. 4. Weinberg, Esq.
Mr.. Morris Ness, 8 salesman in the
store OF D. Eirschman. who has been
on q visi. 20 his home in New York,
returned on last Monday night
The town will undertake TO build up
the piece Of read over OK Swamp as far
rs the place where the county began its
work to the Williamsburg line.
There are some whose religion car be
slowed away very comfortably n the
she'll OF mustard seed, but their pro-
fession OF p;ety IS boundiess.
a Young man by the name of Conway
was in Manning last Friday prospecting
for the establishment OF newspaper.
Mr.. Conway is from Michigan.
Mr.. c. a. McFaddin attended the
farm demonstration meeting at Flor
ence last week and he is enthusiastic
over what he heard from the speakers.
The county commissioners met last
Wednesday and selected J. q. Lesesne,
ESQ, 10 act as clerk for the present.
Mr.. Lesesne is also the attorney for the
board.
/, looks good 70 see so much building
going on these days, IS it shows a strong
faith in the towns future, and II in
spires confidence 20 those looking IN
this direction for business.
Owing 10 the heavy traffic in iertii-
izerS the railroads have been ovectaxed
TO the extent ,ha, passenger trains have
been making bad schedules. and freight
is greatly delayed in ,ransi,-
Nine. S2Eao 6eSpR2Eut, Que ol Iie
greatest actresses in the world. will be
ia Co.umbia .omorrox evening n the
play Of Camille, By Alexander Dumas
els. The seats range from 81 70 s3.
Gilbert Walden, the famous wild
wes, show man, will hold forth in the
graded school building Friday night.
Mr.. Walden has been 70 Manning sew
eral times and has always given good
show
Miss Salome Bookman. OF Columbia.
has taken charge OF :he Western Union
telegraph Office q, this place, il the
place OF Mr.. {. w. Wells who reSie ped
20 become cashier OF the Home Haot;