The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-04-30
Mr.. A. 3 Galloway of Clinton is lr
Manning on fishing trip.


Manning on fishing trip.
The Woman's Missionary Society. OF
she Methodist church, Will Met u-x'
Friday afternoon d,re.:tiV after Use
service.
Mayor Gibbes of Columbia and Prof.
Rncker of the South Carolina UpiSer-
siry spent several days at Martins lake
last week fishing.
Mesdames C. r. Harvin and A. S.
Todd returned home Monday from
S.. Charles where they have been at
tending The missionary meeting.
Magistrate Bradham has so far re-
covered from his recent illness that W
look f,r h,n To be Out at his post sW'n.
which i gratifying to his friends.
Prof J. G Clinxscales of Woff"rd
college. and candidate for governor
will deliver the annual address at
the graded school commencement.
Do not forget the flower and refresh
men, sale pext Friday afternoon IT. :
O'Clock a. he sure recently Occupied
by,h- r gb.. Dry Goods Company.
There will be serv ces at the Epissa-
nal Chapel tomorrow AFTERNOON a. 4:SO
p NJ. Rev. Mr. Brown, from Ports
mouth, Va, officiating. Pubic Invited
The commissioners of election will
NEE, in Manuiny next Tuesday TO can.
yass the returns .: last Tuesday s eiec-
tiou and certify them TO the Secretary
of State.
Every box for the several precincts
in this county Went out hut all of toe
votes cas, did not amount 10 what II
cost tn get them, however, the law had
to be complied with.
On the 18th, OF this month Mr.. Jack
Clark whil- at the Alderman Sons Co.,
saw mill looking after some timber WAS
painfully hurt by being Struck with a
b,ard fr,m The edge saw. His leg wa
broken above the knee.
Judge r. " Memminyer has been
granite d ,hree mo tbs leave of abse nee
from The Stale. aud he and his fanny
sailed yesterday for France. where the
Judges mother is visiting Mr.. Lucien
Memminger. who is vice counsel gen'
erai at Paris.
The special election yesterday was
without excitement or Interest, 10 the
town it WAS hardly noticeable that Ill
el. ctiou WAS in pro reSs, and many of
thos. who cid v"t- we're REQUESTED tn
do So IL tie county the same lndid-
ereuc- was the rule
It Is say h,t~h n it rains IL pour>,
last week we mad nO trouble 10 g-ttlns
8 full edition with goou n-ws! matter.
hut this week ,h-re is Il dearth OF news
AID It is one OF The. difficulties of u news.
Dap-r To- get up ma ter of interest when
there is nothing to fi-d.
We direct atten' lou to The advertise.
ment OF J NJ. Chandler. c.oLhler, Sum.
ter, S e. IL max. 3 sprc,ait. OF
S,yleplus Cl0hing IL this Issue, and he
also carries full line of ever. thing in
clothiny and gents furnishings This
is reputable house and our readers
are inv!,ed to call oo him.
The aiies CT the Civic League are
after more ''m,u' TO help th.m carr,
oul their schemes 20 b-autif! the tnwu
On next Frida, afternoon al 3 o'c,ock
tn. v will have q flower sale AT wh ch
the, vii s. rye refreshments, which oi
cnur>-, will be >..Id also. The place
where this will iak- place Is 10 the store
recrrti, occupied by the Rigoy Dry
Go. d. Company. Let everybody pa
run,z. the >e ladies and help them IL
their good work,
The TINES editor received from Miss
& D. Evans, If Chattauooea. Tenn, q
COPY of THE Law of Magistrates,
which .he is he author 1T. and 1t is ln
deed ,. valuable production. aud in OH
opiu on. 10 LAWYER "r Ia, Dan shuu d OK
without this excellent v"lumn. Th'
auth,ress IS South Car Gilman. law
y~r b, professor. and one OF toe mos
scholarly !Ouug women it h Is ever beer
our pt-a>ure to meet. The gift IS high
ly appreciated by Us.
W. do not like to be constantly urg
ing our subscribers TO send us money
bl, W. have been entire y l-ni-nt 10 II {
mt of subscriptions, aud a$ the pcs
tai au b. rites have a>sum. d iurlSJlc
ton ov.r rhe lists of newspapers. re
quir g all n-~spap RS TO now carry OF
these list names Who are in arrear
more than Year. We would respectful
iy urge ,hnse WHO are behinH with u
tp serd Us enough TO At least keep .hei
subscri. .hiuns from being over due NOR
thar on. YEAR We shall regar! IL
persnu;,l fav. r If all of our readers viii
look al TIE iabe;, it will Indicate Il
them when th,-ir subscription expired
AID p,'>siol> Save Us the embara>>meu
OF slrikiny their names of. We do no
wAnt 10 lose subscrl Der, it Is part Q
our business, but the postal laws fore
Us to take deliuquents Oft, and we mus
do It or take the chances Of having tn
,a-r,,,,or bo rr. 4 fr,,rn the mails