The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-01-07

spent SUNDAY II Town.
The handsome residence Of Mr.. r
D. Clark is nearing completion.
Plant tobacco and sell it in Manning
The best market in the State.
MIR. Riff of St. Stephens was the
guest of Mr.. D. Hirschuann Sunday.
Krasnoff's closing out sale is attract.
inc buyers from all over the county.
l. is reported that there are several
cases of small pox in the Silver section.
We are told renewed efforts will
soon be made to N axe Olanta a county
seat.
The college kids have all about hik-
ed back to their books and bakers
bread.
It is easy to make q note and part
with it, but awful hard to meet and
pay it.
The college girls and boys left here
with tears in their voices last Friday
and Monday.
Get ready to figure out your income
so as to be prepared to pay the federal
tax thereon.
Davis Noise ESQ. of the Sumter bar
was in Manning yesterday on profes-
sional business.
Notwithstanding the bitter raw day
last Saturday the merchants did a
splendid business.
The town license ordinance reached
US too late for this issue, but it will
appear next week.
Mr.. Luther r. Mcintosh OF Rheims
spent yesterday in Manning, looking
the picture Of health.
Between the tax collector and the
o:ii collectors the Ordinary man has a
hard time at this season Of the year.
Miss Lulie Harvin has returned TO her
school in Columbia, after spending the
holidays in Manning with her parents.
For immediate sale, , Jersey Cows,
I and 2 Years old, fresh, heifer {
months. A. c. Davis. Da:is Station,
S. c.
I. l. Appel has been appointed by
council. supervisor Of registration for
the municipal election TO be held in
Aprii.
Mr.. anG Mrs. ]. 3. Burgess returned
home :,;st eight from Charlotte, where
Mr.. Burgess went ter medical treat
met.
Sheriff E. 3. Gamble went TO Coium-
bia last Thursday to attend the meet
ing OF the sheriffs, and they formed a
State organization.
The F. n. Wilson Insurance Agency
had its regular stock holders meeting
yesterday. and gave out checks for 4
&, so per cent dividend.
TIE stock holders OF The Bank of
Manning were made happy by receiv-
ing dividend checks for Is per cent
dividend 1or the year lSl3.
The Winthrop Daughters will hold
their regular monthly meeting Satur-
day afternoon at four o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Joe Davis.
Mrs. John DuRant of DuRant's who
has been in Colum bia hospital for
treatment has returned home very
much improved in health.
Mr.. c. T. Ridgeway of Foreston, one
OF the Supervisors of Registration has
been quite sick, but he was able to
come % Manning yesterday.
Married by Rev. D. NJ. Mcleod at
the parsonage in Sumter last WeGnes-
day, Mr.. T. Reynolds Owen and Miss
Mary Broadway OF Paxville.
Last Monday seemed to be broke down
stock dav, as there was quite number
OF racks, and wind broken ehorses and
mules sold q. public ouscrr from S5 up.
The W. Gordon McCabe Company OF
charleston has announced that 1t will
continue business. aud those who had
cotton with them will not lose a dol
lar.
The friends of Charlton DuRabt ESQ.
will be grieved 10 learn that he is
quite unwell, and SYMPTOMS OF typhoid
made their appearance. We hope he
will soon be out.
The Board OF Equalization will meet
in the court house on the 1Ich, inst,
and it is important that all OF the
members be present. See notice in
another column.
Magistrate A. J. Richbourg OF Sum-
. merton held court in Manning last
Monday in q case where the local Mag
istrate was disqualified because of rela-
tionship TO the parties concerned.
Sheriff Gamble got in behind a per.
ambulating blind tiger Monday and
seized from the buggy eight and a halt
quarts of booze, but the driver saw him
coming and made good his escape.
Died at Paxville last Friday night,
Mr.. William Geddings, aged about Is
wears. He was confederate soldier,
and good citizen. Rev. NJ. J. Kiser
conducted the funeral service Saturday,
Rev. Williams O; the Alcolu Baptist
church was here Monday, and he
seemed quite proud Of having in his
Sunday school last Sunday IN spite OF
the bleak weather. over ninety schcl
arS.
Burglars are roaming the country
Last Sunday night the store Of J. F
Cole g. Sons was robbed of quantity
of merchandise, and we are told that
on the same night a store at Olanta
was also robbed.
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