The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-04-19
REUNION FACTS.
Timely Information for All Who
May Take It In.
LIST OF BOARDING PLACES.
And Much Other Valuable lnTor'
nation TO the Prospective
Visitor to the Good
Old City.
Old City.

Old City.
The committee on programme, con
sis,ins of Gen. c. |. Walker, Chairman
ard Messrs. \. R. Marshall and }. C.
Hemrhili coadjutors, have prepared q
folder, which contains much valuable
information for the public. If YOU
have friends who contemplate visiting
the city during the Reunion get one OF
the folders and mail it to them. The
following is the information as com
piled up to date:
HOTELS, DcRauToR!Es, ETC.
The committee Oh information. L +.
Evans. chairman, vii; give veterans apo
visitors all needed information as to OBJ
tanning accommodations in the city. AID
ill place themselves at the disnosal OF
intending visitors to engage Tor them
suitable accommodations before their
arrival in the city.
The committee on information has
established headquarters at the south
east corner of King and Wentworth
streets, and sub-stations will be opened
| Monday, May S. opposite the South
! Carolina and Georgia, Atlantic Coast
Line and Plant system passenger de-
pots, and remain open day and night
until the close of the Reunion.
The hotels and boarding houses viii
receive visitors as usual.
poRMIT0RlES FOR MEN ONLY.
Reunion Hotel-Adgers wharf, (foot
! Of Tradd street, and B B.yces wharf. i'm
mediately north of Adgers wharf, have
b,en fitted up for pay dormitories, with
all practical convenienoes, where todg-
ing can be had at 25c per night.
Free dormitory for Veterans will be
fitted up on Commercial wharf, East
Bay, below Tradd street, for such \ ct
! eraps as cannot afford to nay for lodg-
ings.
The Roper Hospital, Queen street,
west Of Mazyck, (not used for years as
a hospital will be open for the accom-
modation Of men.
Catholic Cathedral Parish school,
| Sl1SCS, HOol AASHS'
DoRMIToRIES FOR LADIES.
Courtenay SchooI-Meeting street,
near Mary. by ladies' Of Spring Street
Methodist church.
Crafts School-Friend street, be.
tween Broad and Queen, by ladies OF
Hasel street synagogue.
High School-Meeting street: corner
of George, by Kings Daughters.
Mem minger School-St Philip street,
between Wentworth and Beaufain, by
ladies Of Trinity Methodist church.
Charleston College-By ladies OF
Second Presbyterian Church. .
No. l10 Broad street-By ladies OF
First Presbyterian church.
Caroline Wilkinson Home-Cannon
street, near Rutledge avenue, by ladies
of Holy Communion church.
Church Parties St. Andrews Luther
an church-By ladies of the church.
ST. Philips Church Home-ChIrch
street, corner Queen street, by ladies'
of the church.
Unitarian church Sunday-school
building-Archdale street, between
Queen aud Clifford streets, by ladies OF
the church
Most of the private residences in the
city will accommodate Veterans and
visitors.
Rates at hotels-From $3.50. to IS
per day.
Rates at boarding houses and private
houses-Sl.5 81 to s. 81 per day.
Lodging from 81 cents to sl.OO per
night.
Meals can be furnished at f:om %
cents to Is cents each.
RESTAURANTS AID EATING HOUSES.
For veterans without charge, the Con,
federate commissary will serve meals
only. Union Cotton Press warehouse,
East Bay, between Hasell aud Market
streets, two squares east Of Charleston
Hotel. Will serve meals at the follow
ing hours:
May l0--Dinner, commencing at u
o'clock Supper, commencing at b
o'clock p. NJ.
May II and 12-Breakfast, com
meucing at 6 a. m. Dinner, commenc.
ing at y NJ. Supper, commencing at 6
p. N.
May 13--Breakfast, commencing at 6
clock a. M. And other meals at same
hour as previous days if the convention
remains in session.
Meals-To accommodate tie ' eter
ans and other visitors many private
parties have arranged to furnish meals,
list of which are as follows:
R. II. Austin, opposite \. c. l.. de-
pot
J. H. Becrogc, opposite Marion
square.
Cooley, opposite A c. L. depot.
Ellis, 295 King street.
Hemme, 22S King street.
L. r. Murphy, l23 East Bay.
Olympia, 1867 Market street.
Palace Cafe, 275 King street.
Ristig, 1713 Meeting street.
Stelling, 145 East Bay.
Sandford's, 215 King street.
Sottille, opposite Washington square.
Weikert's, 539 King street.
Zissett's, 1926 King street.
D. 4. ANIME, King street.
Mills House, Meeting and Queen
streets.
Mrs. Cameron, II Bay street.
Mr.. Graft, Cannon and St. Philip
streets.
Mrs. Walker, II Alexander street.
Mrs. Sneed, II Alexander street.
Mrs. Riley, q Alexander street.
Mrs. Lynch, 139 Calhoun street.
Mrs. Westendorf, l43 Calhoun street.