The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-01-14

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Manning is to have an up-to-date
bakery.
MIR. a. J. Rig5y of New Zion spent
Sunday 10 town.
The General Assembly was called to
order yesterday at noon.
DR.. Plumer Clark of Davis Station
spent Sunday afternoon in town.
The town license books are now op.
en- at the Home Bank and Trust Co.
We hope to see Manning the leading
tobacco market OF the State this year,
Messrs. Harry Curtis and S. W. Bar
ron visited Paxville Sunday afternoon.
Remember the books for town license
are open at the Home Bank and Trust
Co.
Mr.. J. C. Geddings, OF Pinewood, was
in town yesterday in search OF stolen
mule.
Mr., A. O. johnson, OF Turbeyille, has
moved to st. George, where he WILL 60
in business.
The friends of Charlton DuRant,
ESQ.,, will regret to learn that be IS
still quite sick.
DR.. F. Williams OF Colunb nbia, ,zssas
in Manning Thursday night on pro-
fessional business
Dr.. Edward Barron Of Salley, spent
Sunday night in Manning with his
brother Mr.. A. I. Barron.
Mr.. J. B. Eudnai and family left last
night for Andrews, S. c., where they
will make their future home.
- The Times wants all the business it
can get, and win eodeayor to merit
same on purely business principles.
Married by the Clerk OF Court in
Sumter last Saturday, MIR. J. E. Hodge
and Miss Lauretta Baker: both OF Pax
vile.
The Times editor IS in Columbia In
attendance upon the general assembly.
Look for his capito! correspondence
next week.
Mr.. f. L. Jones OF Baltimore was in
Manning last Saturday accompanied
hy his mother Mrs. Geo. r. Jones OF
Davis Station.
MIR. Reece Joy prominent farmer
of Lamar has been spending few days
in Manniog visiting his daughter Mrs.
C. NJ. Taylor.
The latest report from the bedside
OF Mr. J. Sydney McFaddin who was
suddenly stricken last week is that he
is improving rapidly.
Katzoff is having the Abrams store
gosten ready for occupancy, He says he
IS going to market and buy an up-to-
date stock for that store.
Mr.D Hirschmann is in New York
Z buyine his spring stock, he will tell
you all about it through the colums OF
The Times when he returns.
It took only three minutes for g jury
20 exonerate Attorney General PEBBLES
in Columbia yesterday, for the accl-
dertal killing of Robert Marshall. y
The fFfsads7or DR.. L. NJ. Woods win
be srasihed to learn that he is gradu-
ally improving, and that there Is 3
strong hope he will get strong again,
Capt. S. Y. Barues:of Foreston was
in Manning Saturday, and insists the
stars he saw recently were the prettlest
he ever saw, and it was no dream
: either.
DIED in Columbia at the hospital last
Thursday night Mr.. A. L. Bounds who
was a frequent visitor to Manning the
past year. He was friend'o OF the MOL
iets family OF this town.
sdr. D. A. johnson, who lives about
ten miles east of Manning7 paid US a
visit,NIouday, and says the people in
7 his section are preparing to plant
more tobacco this year than ever.
Inc 4luSS WALL w ISo WI D e>S
prices 10 meet competition. Hnen 10
need of legal blanks, stationary or any
thing else io the printing line let this
Office give you figures, ana snow you
Inequality OF material.
The whole county should be in Man
ming on the 18th, to celebrate the lay
ing of the corner stone Of the Confed-
crate monument. The masons Will
participate in the ceremonies. and ad-
dresses will be delivered by prominent
speakers.
Among our new advertisers this
week will be found the Dixie Cafe, and
Leon Weinberg, who sells ''everythlng
good to eat" Keep a watch on their
ads, they will tell you something every
week. Also D. NJ. Bradham & Son,
and The Oriental Cafe.
The board of managers of the South
eru Christian Advocate voted to con-
tinue Rev. P. F. Kilgo, as editor for
the present. The board consists OF Rev
Nj. P. Meadors, Rev. Marion Dargap,
Rev. J. NJ. Steadnan, snd Messrs::
George G. Hodges, J. W. Hamel, and
J. Fuller Lyon.
The lands adjoining the home OF Mrs.
L. N. Bar6eld have been surveyed and
plated into building lots preparatory
to an auction sale to take place in the
near future: These are splendid lots
conveniently situated near the bust
ness part of town, and they should
br.ng good praces.
The family OF Mr.. S. G. Williams
who live a Short distance from town
got badly frightened last Wednesday
night by the discovery OF fire IN one OF
the bed rooms OF cheir home. Coosld'
cradle damage was done to the bed
a;nnr hut hr the timely discovery the