The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1916-01-26
Don't forget to pay your license.

Don't forget to pay your license.
Mr.. J.. B. Hudnal Of Olanta spent
Yesterday in town.
Mr.. Hirschmann is now on the
northern markets.
: Rev. McLendon is holding meeting
in Lake City this week.
The Clarendon Motor Co.. received
this week four car load Of Ferds.
Quite a crowd attended the "Choco-
late Soldier in Sumter Monday night
The House has passed the TWO cent
rate bill, and it is now before the Sen
ssa.
Mr.. b. Rigby visited Charlotte
last week, making the trip by automo-
bile.
EVERYBODY can eat eggs again now,
the market has dropped to Is cents per
dozen.
Mr.. Moore of Charleston visited his
daughter Miss Francis Moore IN Man
nlng this week.
Joseph F. Rhame, Esq, fcrmerally
Of this place but now OF BlsnopVll!e'
was here Monday.
E. M. Brsdbam has been appointed
Magistrate at Pinewood 10 succeed A.
P<fomer. sesigned-
The library association will meet at
the court house Monday afternoon,
January 31st at o'clock.
We understand some people are buy
ing I've AND mixing it in order to get
some potash for their crop.
Aposlt's Auto Service sends you any
where in the city limits for. one dime.
Save shoe leather and ride.
The Manning Library will be open
Tuesday and Saturday afternoons from
$50 until $50. Beginning February the
6rss.
The memorial services Of the late
Senator Louis Appelt will be held 10 10
the senate chamber tomorrow at l2:5o
o'clock.
Mr.. W. Rigby returned last week
from the western markets, where ne
purchased one OF the finest bunches OF
mules ever brought to this county.
We again call attention that Ex-Gov-
ernor Blease will speak in Manning on
Monday February 7th. That is also
salesday and big crowd is expected.
iryisasions have been issued toshe mar
riaee of Mr. Leon Weinberg OF Man-
Ming and Miss Cornelia Sampson
Enrich of Georgetown, the ceremony
taking place on February 3rd.
The case OF Willie Be6hune was ar
gued this morning before Judge De
vore for new trial, and the Judge
Z withheld his decision until this after
noon, too late for US to get it IN this
issue.
Beginning with this issue OF The
Times We will print all of our paper at
home. For twenty-five years our out
side has been printed in Orangeburs,
INIT we have decided to make this
change, and hope it will meet the ap-
prevail OF our readers.
DR.. James Mcdowell OF Yorkyille,
was in Manning last week. visitiog
friends and looking after his business
interests. DR., Mcdowell was born
and reared in this town, and always re-
ceives the glad hand when he comes to
his old boy-hood home.
The Teachers meeting will be held
here next Saturday at eleven O'Clock.
A good attendance of the teachers is
desired. Study the topics. and be pre-
psred to offer something for the gooo
of the profession and the advancement
of the cause Of education.
On last Friday night Willie Rhodes
was cut to death by Prince Antny, both
colored. at Sardinis. Antny made his
escape and has not been located yet.
The coroner went over and held the
Inquest, and the iury's verdict was IN
accordance with the above. Willie
johnson, George Wilson, Gage Antny,
Brcnson Cooper and Malicia Johnson
were held as accessories to the murder.
A Tribute.