The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-03-31

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hon. f. S. DeSchamps OF Pinewood,
wss IN Manning yesterday.
Treasurer Wells was the busiest man
lecting taxes.
Hon. j D. Cappelman OF Charleston,
addressed the Sunday School Conveu-
tion last night.
Misses Annie airsehmann and lrua
Weinberg. of Converse College IS at
home spending Easter.
. Loss-ooe ps,r o, spscsac!es, os
please leave with Mr.. A. Z. Bradham.
Miss Mary RldgiH was among Sne
visitors to Florence inarsday ana Fri
Cay attending the STATE 1eacners Assn
Sneau sGa'noie IS soie 70 % oas
again, out ne IS hos strong, aIe WIZ
have to De very careiui Win nlmSeH
for several weeks.
Manning IS soon TO have new COM
Goods 20: The corporatoEs are Nessrs'
"a. LAWS ana aernsa Deoro".
twas Inc Times eoltors pleasure 70
oe guest OF Ar. h d. Davis !ast pun. @
Gtr to hetp aam ceieossie nus osta
D; rihday. MY. now these cnapS 40 get
old.
= The Manning basket ball team VIII
go TO Kingstree Friday 9th, to play tnel
Kinsstree team. a big crowd Is ex-
pected TO so from here to root Tor the
Manning girls.
81 Mrs. Alfred D'Ancona of Chicsgo and
children, .are in Manning visit
ing her brothers and sisters. MIS-.
OF the late Moses Levi.
Is is common report that Captain w.
C. Davis has purchased from Mr.. j. a.
Weinberg the splendid property Known
as the Lenard Block for S1S, 400. This
is about the largest. real estate move
mens that has been pulled off in Man.
ming in number OF years.
Supervisor W. r Davis has written
TO fhe Secretary OF State for q certified
copy of the law fixing q license for nom
resident truck. owners and when i'll
comes he viii send out Instructions to!
The magistrates. and rural police as to3
what is expected from them with re-
gard 10 the enforcement OF this law.
Hon. o. G. Scarborough has been ap-
pointed hY Governor Manning dele
gate to the National conyentaou OF as
q member Of the board OF directors OF
the STATE penieenS,arys ana ateeno'nS
this convention VIII give MN an oppor
tunity TO learn much about the conduct
of penal institutions.
We direct the attention OF our read
ers 70 the advertisement Of The o. S.
Woclen Co which has store in Sum
ter convenient to take the measure
ments OF those desiring their clothes
made 10 order for Sf5 per suit. Mr.
Gillespie, the local manager viii take
his-immense assortment OF faorics-
Mr.. w. u. Young, VINO mas oeen tae
guest OF Mr.. a. Z. DaTls since January
left Monday TO tour Georgla, t9orida
and Cuba, after which ne hopes TO re-
turn 70 Manning some time In july
with one OF the curing stoves to demon
strate his apparatus with the golden
weed itself. In all probability ne viii
select some farm in the Salem section
at central point to make the demon
stration Of curing tobacco with his new
method.
The county authorities of Orange
burg, have arranged to borrow $50, 600
from local bank at an interest rate OF
2.74 per cent. Orangeburg will con-
duct her affairs on a cash basis, and oy
this help of the local bank that county
will save lot of money. When this
county is 10 need. of Noney the local
banks make pay s per cent if they
will lend at all. Orangeburg IS just
across the river from Clarendon, but
the dividing river ought not to make
this difference in interest rates.
Bible Class of the Manning Methodist
Church aud similar Glass of Trinity
Church of Sumter. Sumter von FIRST
Blood by score OF so to 50 on Sunday
March 21st. but on last SUNDAY Man
ning oot more than even by an attend
ance OF s6 to II. The Sumter people
are very much interested and claiming
thew viii win, but they are against a
crowd that has formed the habit of GO
ing what they. set out to do, and in this
thew have set out to beat Sumter, and
Sumter Is liable to get beat,
Married last Sunday afternoon, by
Rev. s. z. Notso. at the home of the