The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-06-27
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Miss Frank Hodgeis vlsitingin town.
Col. Jno. O. Brock was in town yester-
day.
Mr.. B. B. Mcintosh, of Salem. was in
town Monday.
Mr.. Jno. C. Bsgnal. of Wedgefeld,
spent Sunday in town.
Miss Anna Stansit, returned yesterday
from pleasant visit to Sumter.
MIR. and Mrs. J. D. Alsbrook, of Ben
nettsville, are visiting relatives IN town.
Mr.. James E. DAVIS has been quite sick
she past week, and IS still confined to his
bed.
-sir. Ben Harvir, of Oakland, returned
home last Friday from the South Carolina
College.
Misses jamie and Maggie Burgess, Of
Greeieyville, have been visiting at Mr.. 4. 5.
Conror's.
Misses Clara higgins Bettic Scott, and
Anna Lipsey are visiting friends aad rela-
tives in Surmerton.
Rev. James Mcdowell was in Sumter
Yesterday, attending an eIecutlTe meeting
of Harmony Presbytery.
-Messrs. Moses Grenewald and Sam Ise-
man, and Mrs Ellen Iseman, Of Spartan
burg, are visiting at Mr.. N. Lewis.
Miss Susie Lesesne has been spending
some time ct Jordan, visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Jos. Sprott, Sr. She returned home Mon
day.
Mrs. Martha Rhame, of Sumter, is Wis
ting at her sons, J. F. Rhame, ESQ. She
L. IaAp nt~
Her brother, Dr. J. VI. Sanders, and her
son, Mr.. J. a. Rhame. beth Of Magnolia,
were in town last week, on visit to her
and Mr. Rhame.
Governor Richardson viii be present at
the tsacher's institute, and will make an ad-
dress.
The ladies of Salem do not seem to fan
cy too much sponging by the candidates
Aunt Jerusha is certainly tired oft and we
suppose she IS right too.
MIR. a. II. Richbourg, who lives near
Aderman's mill, brought some cotton bolls
to this Office last Saturday He says he had
cotton blossoms on the 7th.
"A quarterly conference of the Mctho-
dist church will be held at Jordan, Satur-
day and Sunday, July 14-l5. Rev. A. Coke
Smith, of Woford College, will deliver an
address on education Saturday, and preach
the 11o'ciock sermon on Sunday.
Mr.. George H. Higgins will begin next
Monday to carry the star route mail for
Packsyille, Panola, Sommerton, and Jor-
dan, reaching the Offices in the order named.
The mail viii also be changed from tri-
weekly to daily This will be great con-
yenience to the people Of that section of the
county.
-Drs. Nettles and Brown examined Ap
Frierson last week to ascertain if ne could
be sent to the asylum, buthe was pronounc
ed sane. He won't go to the asylum OF
poor house. and an effort will be made next
to send him to the hospital in Charleston
We reckon Ap viii 20 to Charleston with
pleasure.
-Ap Frierson and his father were IL
town Monday soliciting subscriptions te
carry them to Charleston, so that Ap may
get into the Charleston hospital. Our citi
zens contributed literally and Ap wen,
down to Charleston yesterday. Ap:
wound is great deal better, and in shor
time he will probably be well.
"A correspondent in Salem writes us
"We have just heard the sad news, iht
death of Mrs. Mamie E. Mcleod, which
event occurred on last Tuesday 18th inst
She was the daughter of the late VIM. S
Hudson, of this county. and wife of Mr. B
F. Mcleod, Jr., of Lynchburg. Fer deatl
IS sadly regretted by host of friends ans
aequaintances both here and in Mannin'
where she was we'll and favorably know
and beloved, having attended school IL
Manning few years since.