The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-05-20

Hon. 7. W. Bacot of Charleston spent
last Friday in Manning on professional
business.
Miss frankie Hodge has taken a posi-
tion in the Office of W. E. Jenklnson S
dry goods store.
After very hard fight, water has,
at last been secured in front OF the
Methodist church.
The editor spent last Friday at Mar
tins Lake, where fish. were plentl1ul,
and pleasure was great.
Capt. r. r. Hudgins Foreston's octo-
oenarian was in Manning Monday LOOK
ing as clipper as lad.
Mrs. II. D. Plowden of this place is
now in Cheraw where she Will spend
the summer with her sister.
MIR. Charlie Wells of Charleston is
spending few days in Manning with
his brother Mr.. J. L. Wells.
We regret to learn that many farm
ers in the Pine Grove section have
plowed up their tobacco. and planted
cotton in its place.
The school picnic last Friday was
dwarfed somewhat on occount OF ram,
but some of the children braVed the
clements anyway and had fine time
Cotton sold in Manning one day last
week for I0s, and the purchaser MADE
money on it as he struck the time wnen
the staple was booming. We hope ne
did anyway.
Mrs. Ada Wallace Unruh OF Oregon,
national organizer OF the ". {. /. u
will deliver an address IN the institute
Hall on Thursday evening, May u, at
$50 O'Clock. Ali are invited.
When YOU want pleasant physic try
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets. They are easy to take and pleas
ant in effect. For sale by The 4. B.
Loryea Drug Store, Isaac N. Loryea,
Prop.
The veterans came back from Colnm-
bia. delighted with their trip, and all
of them are high in their praises for
the people of Columbia, who they say,
went to great deal of trouble and ex-
pense to entertain them.
Tell YOUR friends that do not read
The TINES to subscribe now, SO tney
can get the beginning OF "Graustarh,
the finest serial story ever written. we
will give the opening chapters OF Grau-
stark June 3cd. Look for 1t.
Cards are out announcing the com
ine marriage of Mr.. Walter Dooley Ep-
person of Pinewood and Miss Leonora
Brouehton Lawrence Of Fulton, to take
place on the evening OF June sra at the
PRESBYTERIAN church at Pinewooo.
While absent on business trip to
Florida last Saturday, the store OF MT.
Solomon Krasnoff N Charleston was
closed by legal process at the SUIT OF
I. Blank, and from what we can learn,
Mr.. I. Blank is likely to have to answer
to suit for damages.
Hirschmann's business has increased
TO the extent that more room was need
ed for him to spread, and he IS having
a thirty foot addition put on, and when
completed, he proposes to have one OF
the incest millinery parlors in the
State. Watch Hirschmann.
twas unavoidable the leaving out OF
our serial story last week, and from eX-
pressions we have heard, the story Is
giving our readers much pleasure. The
Reformer will run about two weeks
longer. and then we will begin the pub
IicaJion of :;Graustark' one of the finest
serials ever written.
There are number former readers
Of The TINES not getting the paper
now, because we cannot AFFORD TO keep
them on our subscript lists without
getting pay for the paper. 1t IS our
purpose to clear our lists OF all deao
heads that they mightsry their nanos
1t beating elsewhere.
Paxville is soon to have brick man
ufacturing plant. Mr.. Louis Weinoerg
tells US that be is satisfied the clay at
that place is the very stuff for making
brick, and he will make an eNperiment
with $4,000 kiln, if successful he Will
organize company and make 1t per-
manent on a large scale.
Married this afternoon at the Jordan
Methodist church, Mr.. John w. Her
lott, of Manning, and Miss Tea Wells,
of Jordan, daughter of Mr.. L. l..
Wells. The attendants were Miss
Eff;e Wells q sister of the bride and
Mr.. F. W. Dickson OF Aicolu. The
ceremony was perfor led DT ..ev. E. X.
Moore.
The Paxville Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society OF the NJ. E. church
will celebrate the twenty-fourth ami
versarv with Silver Jubilee next Mon
dav evening, May 18th, at $50 O'Clock,
in the Methodist church. Mrs. John
Sanders, South Carolina missionary
lust from China, will speak OF the work
there. Everybody invited to come.
In the Sumter Court of General Ses-
sions last week, John r. keels, Esq.,
was convicted of assault with intent to
kill. This was the Groomstown war
case. The Judge suspended execution
of sentence and leaves 1t IN a position
of enforcement at any time: sort OF
suspended sword over his head, to come
down should he ever again violate the
law.
Mrs. Conyers Burgess Dye, wife OF
Mr.. J. C. Dye. died at their home IN
Jessup. Ca. at noon yesterday, after a
prolonged sickness. The burial took
place there today. Mrs. Dye was the
Youngest sister of Mrs. B. G. Pierson
of this city and daughter of the late
Samuel P Burgess. Another sister,
who has been living with Mrs. Dye. IS
now i'll with typhoid fever.-Sumter
Item. May 18th.
Maj. Abe Levi and Mr.. F. c: Thomas
took trip to Cheraw last week to IN
spect an Industry now new to this sec
ton, but which has been IN successful
operation elsewhere for some time.
The project is an apparatus to utilize
nine Stumps for the manufacture OF tur-