The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-03-01

Read the white goods sails. advertise
men: Of J. r. Ricby. Mann,a:'> Youn-
Reliable Mr.. Rigbv seldom makes =
boast OF wha: he intends 10 80 but -o"N
ahead AID does il. Ii this :,>:!a IL. pro
poses TO give The ladies an opportunity
to .et glad and :. vs:; 10 his store VIII
show Z ,nasni:icca. lire % everv,hl0.
in white goods. He has ;he pret:!e>t
g: lareS, e,nbroIderIeS. assertions. lawns.
ca,nbric and ..ll other material ~ ulikc
tha. even: JUS, what those cou,emp.a;-
in- i: would like 20 have. Nead his
advertisement and then go and see FOR
yourselves. IL vii! pay you.
The new society recent!r organized
bv 4 number ot Young ladies in Man
riac held Z delightful meeting last
SATURDAY. afternoon ct the home OF Miss
May Bradham. There was very in-
:eres,ing literary program. participated
in By = number OF the members. 70!
lowed by dainty refreshments Ser:ed
BY the hostess. /. is ictenced that the
programs At the successive meetings
will be varied with vocal AID icStru-
mental music. and g. times the muS!ca!
features viii! predominate over the liter
arv features. The society has been
named the Literary Circle. and meet
ines vii, De held =: the severa! homes
of;he members OF The second aad fourth
SATURDAYS Of each month. The next
meeting will be At the home OF Miss
Ria Lee Bowman.
Again we should like 20 di-ec: a;ten-
sion 70 the manner 0! getting appoint
rnen,s for Notary Public. AZ ap2lica-
tioa ir regular form mus: be made,
which application must have the en-
dorsenent OF one Of the legislative dele
CATION. This must be forwarded 20 the
governor. who. II he makes the appoint
men,, wil! have the Secretary OF State
70 notify the applicant. and farnish him
with = blank oath. This oath must be
taken aoc together with the fee OF -
sent to the Secretary OF State before 2
commission IS issued. We mention this
as we are receiving money from parties
and i, necessitates Us 70 send il back 20
ch> =.
la last weeks TINES mention was
made By US @. the Peoples bsak which
had an announcement in that issue: in
directing attention TO the advertisement
we made reference 10 the institution as
being independent. having no connec-
ton with any other bank. This is true,
but some have construed il 70 mean tha.
we were hin,ing at one OF the other
banks here, which is not true. When
the promoters Of tie Peoples bauk were
considering the possibility OF establish.
ing third bank, some parties from
Sumter came 70 Manning and offered
their assistance. These gentlemen were
interested 10 bank at Summetou which
was being operated aS branch OF one
OF the Sumter banks, and because OF
this the impression might have been
made tha, the Peoples bank is 40 ius,i-
tuition promoted by Sumter capital. We
had 10 idea OF trying 70 throw hints At
,ne other banks now here or which may
hereafter be established. but simply
meant 70 emphasize the independence
of the Peoples. and TO direc: attention
to its being made Up Of local, or rather
county capital. We are Informed there
will be still another bank in Naooing.
and We must presume those who have
lauoched out into these enterprises
know wha, they are doing. but as We
are not 3 stcckholoer in either we have
no personal inseres; iu them except
general interest and wish that al
OF them may succeed.