The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-01-21
Plant tobacco it will pay you.

Plant tobacco it will pay you.
Mr.. W. NJ. Turner is spending few
days IN town.
Read the big auction ad of lots to be
sold here on the 26th.
Mr.. T. F.Cofey mas just returned
f,om the stock market.
Mr.. c. C. Chewing of Andrews was
visitor here Monday.
We call attention to the new ad. OF
TIE Manning Grocery Co.
Edwin L. Hirsch, Esq, of Kingstree
was in Manning last Saturday.
Mr.. B. L. Chewing of Hel dersoa-
vile. is visiting frieads in Sumnertoo.
Nj. Wv. Odiorne OF Col,mbia
sben, Saturday night here with his
family.
Mr.. D. Hirschman will return the
last of the week from the nerthern
markets.
Judge A. j. Richoourg OF Summer
ton held preliminary examina alton. IN
NJ ..ning Monday.
Mr.. Sam Sprott, who has been laid
up With mumps the past TWO weeks, IS
able TO be out again.
There will be meeting OF the Civic
l. aeue az the court house next Tues
DAY afternoon at / O'Clock.
Mr.. C. A. McFaddin was called to
Lee county last Monday in the interest
OF the farm demonstration work.
Mrs. Earle, wife of Senator Earle,
spent the week end at Alcolu with her
college mates, the Misses Alderman.
DR.. Abe Weinberg OF Sumter came
to Manning Monday to take a olro
hunt this week with Mr. }. l.. MCLEOD.
This community is erati6ed to learn
that Mr.. Charlton DuRant's condition
is much improved. He has been
very i'll man.
Miss Mary Nash has been elected to
teach the third grade OF the Manning
graded school, in place of Miss Sou
song. resigned.
Bradham g. Son received a car load
s of splendid mules last Saturday, Man
ming has become one OF the best STOCK
markets in the State.
Miss Wannauaker of St. Matthews
has taken charge of the first grade OF
the Manning graded school, in place OF
Miss Richardson, resigned.
Sheriff E. B. Gamble was among the
visitors to Columbia last week. He at
tended meeting Of the sheriffs who
are memorializirg the legislature Tor
certain laws.
The genersl assembly got down to
work in short order upon its conven.
Z ing Tuesday of last week. All OF
the Clarendon members were at their
post " hen the savel fell.
Miss Margaret McFaddin who was
accidently shot in Columbia by the drop
pine of a pistol from the Office safe, has
about recovered from her wounds and
has been discharged from the hospital.
Clarendon Lodge Knights OF Pythlans
No. l73. cordially invites the public to
attend the Installation Of the newly
elected officers at the <. OF 2. Hall
next Tuesday night Jan. 9th at o:5o
O'Clock.
To discontinue your advertising is
TO shut of the power. The car Will
run for some distance by its own mo-
meptum, but the stop is certain. Tnere
is no such thing in business as perpet-
ual motion.
Hop. and Mrs. O. C Scarborough.
have issued invitations TO the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Eta, to Mr..
Albert Lewis Asbill OF Ridge Springs.
to take place in the Baptist church IN
Summerton today.
Mr.. r. NJ. Thompson, for many years
2 citizen OF OiaDta. but more recently
OF Greeleyville, was buried there last
Friday. Judge Thompson, as he was
known 70 his friends. was for nearly
twenty years magistrate IN Oianta.
F. Barron Grier Esq. a member OF the
Green wood bar, and former member
of the Manning bar, has been chosen
President OF the Sfa,e Bar Association.
Mr.. Barron lived here aod was stud
ent in the law Office Of the late B..
Pressly Barron.
The Manning Cotillion Club gave
their frstdance of the year Monday even
ing, and it was quite success. elsl
tors from Sumter. Summerton, Sar-
DINA and other places were here.
Music was furnished by Schumacher's
orchestra of Sumter.
Mr.. o. c.. Scarborough of Summer
tor, visited the capitol last Wedoes-
day, seeking 10 have legislation for the
Summerton graded school, aoo to talk
with his friends in the interest of Mr..
Ellison Capers. who was in the race
for Insurance Commissioner.
The home of Mrs. N. E. McRoy at
Foreston was destroyed by fire last
Thursday night. The fire was discov-
cred on the roof, supposed to nave
caught from sparks. A part OF the
contents were saved. The house and
contents were insured for $500.
Mr.. Geo. W. Williams aud family
left yesterday morning for Bishopville,
where they will make their future
home. Mr. Williams has accepted q
position as manager of the largest dry
goods establishment in that city. We
commend Mr.. and Mrs, Williams, also