The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-11-19

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Fare. 10 cents each wav.
Mr.E. P. Briggs has been appointed
post master for Silver.
Capt. John A. Kelly Of hlnstree
Bar IS in Manning attending court.
Managers of the recent genera! cleo
tion can get their money at IFE I1MEs
Office.
Inez q twelve year old daughter OF
Mr.. r. S. Fleming of New Zion Is eS-
tremely Ill.
Tudoe Robert NJ. Thompson Of Beth
lehem. formerly citizen OF Manning
is here attending court.
Married at Foreston on the 9th inst,
Capt J. C. Flagg of Wilson and MRS.
A Wilson of Foceston.
# some one don't send usl a string OF
birds soon we will lose faith IN telllnS
dreams before breakfast.
There will be hot supper at Mr.. J.
Il. Garland's next Friday night for the
benefit of the Sardinia school.
A little son of Mr.. Jehu Smith OF
Turbeville got one OF MS legs oroAe
last Thursday by falling from piazza
A large bunch Of keys was found IN
the public road by Mr.. W. L. Hudnal,
who would like the owner to call 1or
them.
The people of Sardinia saw the fall
inp of a meteor last Saturday night,
and it gave man living on Mr.. w. L.
Roses place bad cold.
: The New Zion school IS wanting
teacher to take the place OF MISS Lee,
of Summerville who has been released
to accept scholarship in college.
At an entertainment at Pamela last
Friday evening a cake was voted Tor
the most popular lady, and 1t was
awarded to Miss Geiger, and brought
$3.50.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riaoe of Mr.. Ashley Avant OF Summer
ton. and Miss Annie Harvln OF TINS
place, at the Presbyterian church Zo1n'
inst at 6 o'clock p. m.
Married last Sunday by Rev. NJ. A.
Connors at Calvary church Mr.. Lee
Patterson, and Miss Lee Davis. Inc
couple have gone to Georgia on q VlslV
TO the groom's parents.
The pensioners in Clarendon county
received, according to the Comptroller
Generals report S3.669.15 this year. A
nrettv fair sum if it only reached
those the law contemplated.
Married at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. C. Butler at Silver. by Rev. J. u.
HIGGINS on the 18th inst, Mr.. Willie
Swan and Miss Miss Belle Butler,
daughter of Mr.. Moses Butler.
Rev. B. Wells of Manning will
preach at Paxville Methodist church
on Tuesday evening November %, 1880
O'Clock. Everybody 60, hear a good
sermon and be assured OF warm well
come.
Died Yesterday morning at New Zion,
Anderson Fleming, son OF Mr.. y: >.
Fleming, aged about Is years. This
is the second son Mr.. Fleming has lost
recently. We extend to him our SIN
cere sympathy.
By special request of the ladies OF the
W. C. T. U, the pastor OF the Metho-
dist church will preach a sermon on
Temperance on next Sunday morning
at 1880 O'Clock, a. m. This is the day
set apart as National Temperance Day.
Mr.. W. S. Harvin has obtained a
grant from the town to put IN an elec-
tric light plant, to furnish lights 1or
the stores and private dwellings. we
hope he will begin operations soon,
with the project in Mr.. Harvin's hands
it will succeed.
Sumter is getting Jealous of Manning,
and is now trying to gel, a tooacco
warehouse built. The more houses the
better, but Sumter will never see the
= dav when she will be as good a tobac-
co market as Manning; the reason IS,
our people are the tobacco makers.
DR.. A. D. Epps of Greeleyville, has
made a correct diagnosis OF our all
ment without a personal examination
by the long distance mental telegraphy
process. He sent to US for our con-
sumption a German carp which he
caught in Santee yesterday, and which
weighed when cleaned 133 pounds. and
considerably less after dinner today.
Krasnoff has struck a New Idea"
sure enough. He recently took little
trip and combining business with pleas
ure, struck up with a bankrupt stock OF
gold mounted french briar root pipes
with genuine amber stems-they are
very pretty and as cheap as dirt. A
lady can present her husband with one
of these for little money. and at the
same time, be getting something which
will please him, if he is smoker.
Last night while strolling about
looking for something to pick up, we
dropped in at the Manning Grocery
Company's store, and there saw a
crowd feasting their eyes upon a lot OF
5lb fruit cakes, Captain Bagnal dis
covering our anxious looks, and rather
than run the chances Of having to .ap'
pear in court against Us, he handed US
one of these delicious cakes, with his
compliments This is the first time
''we took the cake with the proprle.
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