The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-11-18

Asnew hardware store has been open
ed up at New Zion 81 -. -, =,
The town tax books are now ready
for the; collection OF tewu taxes 80
There will be q meeting of the civic
league atashe court; house on Tuesday.
24tha .gas 81 80 go s-sas SIT '&t; IS
lied this morning as,his:: home near:
New Zion, Mr. P. P. Rowland, aged
about so years ,2e.JssE 5G,s 3aeg2i5 3;
EyeryT ~ farmer should plant, some
wheat, and every lien merchant should
urge hfs customers to plant Il. :. -.
Mrs.J "A. Zeigier who has been VS.
= ting Friends.ia Manning left for her
hone:ino Celumbis last Friday: -. -. =
4ssis estimated there win be- one.
thousand acres OF twheat2 planted IN.
4 Clarendon for the coGSng year. :, '5.s ;.
Clarendon up: 70 November 9th,;
pinned s4,0z4 bales. Of cotton. as:asainst
$3.50 last year to the same date. -
Rev. IS. E. McIendon, the ,evange.
list. IS conducting q very snccess1nL
meeting at Whitmire,, IN &eWoerry
coanty. $40 g;S.@f zac3S 5gs:ts Il.
As q result of proper advertising, The
Passine theatre was filed to standing
room capacity last ThursdaE night 70
see sofa- soaaa. slii ,s3's at;se:G SO
Judge 7. N. Windhan went to Co;
lurnbia last Friday to meet witness to
prove the VIII Of the late Thomas hon =.
Harvih, A.E+ ,.a.,sisss,.s
The general election money is being
Maid out at TIE Times Office for the
commissioners of Che State and Federal
election.
Fhe grain planting campaign in this
Z State5w will; accomplish a; great gooo:
The grain culture should be encouraged
in.eyery way. :>8szst:,a tzsstt7
The new medical college in Charles,
ton, erected by the citizens. vas; trans
ferred to the. board of trustees TINS
morning with appropriate ceremonies:
NE, W. H. Trescott, former rssid-
emit of Manning after q visit to his
wise,s relatives in the county returned
to his home in Charleston last Sunday
evening. .ys,r : ;s..ssz ~. SO ~
Thetown has placed s number OF
garbage cans on the streets, which IS
: = good thing, but unless they are put
touse they amount to that much money
thrown away. ';,s' . >, 80 80. -.
The property assessments for Clar-,
epdtn connGy9asa shown By the report
of5Comptroi:er General Jones m a. 1915
wasS4. .049,25G and in 1914 s., ,235, ,sS0, an
increase ofS1Ss,740. 5sza.ai5.;s : ,.sss.
Married at the home Of Probate
Judge J: M. Windhan, lsst Thursday
evening. Mr.. Ulysses. 7Jupe? and Mrs.
Rympha Kasell. Judge Windham per-
formed the ceremony: rs %5e.3 ut
The Manning shriners. expect TO be
in Florence on Thanksgiving Day N
full force. TIE F1orentines are making
elaborate preparations to give the vlsl-
tors IS hot time in the old town." ~
The sportsmen were. out in full force
last Monday, the first day under the
law that they could shoot birds, But
they could not have done much, or
rather We did not get any OF the loot. :,
The farmer who has wheat and oats
for sale next year will be. better oh
than the one who has only cotton
Wheat and oats viii. bring top notch
prices next year whether the war stops
Or not. >.~::;. - .a.::; ;,r,, ..,eEc125z-
Aamost despicablec character is one
who eEerhears conversation and goes
off to repeat itzfor the purpose of max"
ing trouble There are such. IN Man
ni5g but we are thankful to say there
are but few. >-------
Died suddenly last Saturday morning
ot+be home of her sister Mrs. Saille