The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-01-12

Leap Year, and not wedding yet in
; town.
Blanks of all kinds can be had at The
Times Office.
Here's hoping prosperity, don't STUN
! Bile and break a leg.
There viii 5e total eclipse of the
sun on February the third.
Judge John S. Wilson is holding
court in Charleston this week.
Tne moon is due 10 be in partial
: eclipse on the 10Th Of this mouth.
Court convenes here Monday the
24th. See jury list in this issue.
- The Times editor has a good horse
/ hes>wiil sell cheap. If Interested see US.
Read the town license IN this issue
and then 60 over to the clerk and pay
sup
Quite a crowd Will 60 to Sumter to-
night-o see, when Dreams Come
True
When wanting good car and a care
full driver, ring The Times Office we
do livery.
II is. reported that the legislature
wi 7 eut the gallon-a mouth to quart
month.
Remember Co,hrsn has tobacco seed
at the Home Bank and Trust Co. for
free distribution.
The sale of live stock on the stree,
slass Saturday Drew large crowd and
the bidding was spirited.
Press reports inform us that Belgium
IS still in need of financial aid SO are
we-kics in with the coin.
Hon. L. r. Tindal of Summerton,
one OF Cl6rendon'S abiest men, was a
visitor to Manning Monday.
Mr. Thomas Nimmer will close out
his grocery business and retire from
mercantile life about the first OF March.
Some men are great. others are near
great, but the greatest of all is the
man who doesn't relate that be is great
Our delegation is now in Columbia
and we viii try and give to our readers
everything each member does, or tries
10 do.
The store recently occupied by the
Player Furniture Co. is being remodel
ed and will be occupied by Katzof's
Barga1r Store.
The Removal sale ut The New Idea
Co Lass saturday, drew q big crowd OF
bargain hunters. and they all went
8 away much pleased.
We have received copy of Cover
nor Manning's address to the general
assembly in advance. but it is too
lengthy TO reproduce.
Died last Friday at her home in Davis
Station, Mrs, Amanda G. Stukes. The
deceased was a young lady and had
only been married about one year.
Married Sunday in Sumter, Miss
Ethel Mccullough and Mr Oddie
Brown, both of Taft Miss Mccullough
is sister of Mrs. Sue Harvin of Maj
ming.
Died last Friday, Jeanette Boyd.
eolored. The deceased was member
of one OF the oldest families in Man
Mug. and well known by the white
: people.
County candidates are gradually
coming out in the open, we hearo OF
4 another last week. We hope the WOODS
Its onlv $500 per.
The new automobile FIRE truck re-
Gently bought by the city, will arrive
in a f-w days; the boys will show the
, people o@e 81 finest FIRE fighting ag-
greg: ;o2s i1 the State.
$.G:aa. G2s. Carrigan, Jr, the four
e., ,.;, % OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.
1.sscS,., 81 Summerton, last Monday
= Nag -, ~. ., o'clock, and was buried
a c;;... cry at that place Tuesday
= ~, 2. y. Blanchard, who was at
rin,a .ccated in Manning. is now
= ~ h.s daughter. Mrs. Paul AL
~ -,.a.o u alcoiu, and will preach 10
F., Sara;St church at that place next
o-nrino
Varied iu Columbia last Saturday,
= .5nHa 5. Cuttino and Miss Eunice
s.a. H.r Cuttiuo is formerly OF Map
-. gaG3 ne OF our most popular
,n,s. Ese : now II Superintendents
,seiz.s ,5-ice in Charleston, posuotlce
aer,Gsa:.
-ee : ce arm was sounded about 3
.,."2- S..aday morning. the COMPANY
:,e--5at.:2 ocomptly, and found the 1T
- az room house in the yard on the
s.IcIGcosh iot. and occupied by Jim Mil
- cHi1~ad on fire. The building was
cs-c ..-,e Destroyed.
81 = citizens met with the delegation
- s.atJTday in the court house. After
x 21ssiTc ne game laws for sometime
'-,..9 ~as instructed to have the
"a hanged so as fish legally
:,l.c= be sold any time of the year
ne * r season TO run from Sep
s t,e. =. January.
y. &c De able to tell whether your
.res trough, your pockets or not:
y~55p aer a sweet little note tell