The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-02-25

Miss Hattie Aud of Eastover is Wis
ting Miss Lii. Harvin.
Court meets in Manning March 23rd,
Judge Gage will preside
Died on the 10Th. at his home at
Springbank Mr.. J. L. McElveen aSeo
66 years.
Rev. W. \. Rogers of Wofford col
leee spent a few days of last week IN
Manning.
The barn of Mr.. Walter McFaddin in
Sandy Grove was destroyed by ire last
Sunday night.
Mr.. Stephen Thomas Jr.. and wife OF
Charleston are in Manning visiting
Mrs. W. S. Harvip.
Married on the 18th inst, in Sumter
Mr.. E. E. Spann OF Greeleyvllle, ana
Miss Caro- NJ. Hogan.
Mr.. W. P. Legg has returned nome
from a visit to his parents in Georgia.
He says there is where he went, but
Mr.. E. P. Briggs, who was recently
appointed postmaster at Silver, has re,
stoned the office and his successor Will
soon be appointed.
There is a bright outlook for Sumter
to get a trolley system similar 10 1ne
project Doctor Salley OF Plnewooo suS-
gested for Clarendon.
The dance given by the young people
last Wednesday evening was great
success, and there were quite large
number of visitors in attendance.
The late editor n. G. Gonzales was
insured in the endowment rank OF the
Knights of Pythias for $4,000, which
was all of the insurance he carried.
County Superintendent OF Education
S. P. Eolladay, requests US to announce
that he will only keep his Office open on
Saturdays hereafter. until further no
tice.
Mr.. Irving A. Ryttenberg of Sum
ter, well know to many OF our reaoers
was married 20 Miss Pauline L. Sny-
dacker ir the city of Chicago on the
10Th inst.
Died last Thursday at MS home IN
Lvnchburg, Mr.. Henry '. Anderson,
AGED about 40 years. The deceased was
a nephew OF Mr.. ". NJ. Mcknight OF
Workman.
Died last Friday in Columbia, Mrs.
Mary Lackey, wife OF Mr.. Nllllam
Lackey OF Pinewood. Her oooy was
brought to Bethel church last SUNDAY
for interment.
Mr.. Max NJ. Krasnoff left Sunday, for
New York and other markets to ouy
his spring stock, Mr.. Krasnoff says he
will bring back stock OF traoe-maSers
and perhaps wife II he strikes q oar
gain.
Somebody left two ladies waists al
Or ". NJ. Brockinton's drug store
about month or so ago, the owner mas
never called for them. Inc ooctor
would like for the over to CLAIM 1he
property.
One of the most interesting places to
visit in this town is the Manning
Hosiery Mil. The superintendent, Mr.
8. E. Randall, has we'll trained lorce
under him and he is turning out eAcel-
lent work.
Died last Saturday on Wampee plan
tation, Berkeley county, Mf. R1cnaro
Y. Macbeth. a brotner-ln:law OF I5r.
WI. Gaillard of DuRant's. Inc oe-
ceased was buried in Charleston Sun
day afternoon.
Died in the city OF Sumter 18th inst,
Mr.. F. A. Tradewell aged about s6
wears. The deceased was veteran OF
Florida Indian: and the war between
the States, and highly esteemed os
host of acQualntances.
We note with a degree of pleasure
an announcement in The County
Record of Kingstree, in a Charleston
advertisement. that ''Christmas IS com
ine.', We hope the advertiser will en-
Joy it when it arrives.
The shock felt in Manning last Wed
nesdav night was rot the result OF an
EARTHQUAKE as some thought, it was
only the fall OF heavy-weighted young
man from PanoIa who slipped on the
Yaxed floor at the dance.
Greelevville is to have a cotton OH
mill and already $4,000 OF the capital
has been subscribed We understand
this mill is to keep out Of the clutches
of both trusts and proposes to save tce
farmers that -';freight from Coiumola
basis"
A kitchen on the premises of Will
liam James, belong to Mrs. NJ. E. Wal
ker. caught on fire last Thursday from
defective due. If the wind had been
blowing and the fire had gotten under
way, fried meat row would have oeen
consumed, together with other prop
erty.
Died at the Baker Infrmary in Sumter
Yesterday, Mr.. Ben P. Kelly Of Wedge
field. The body was brought to Man
ming last night and inferred IN the
cemetery this morning. The deceased
was so years of age and was member
of the Manning Guards IN the war be-
tween the States.
The scratch Of a pin may cause the
loss of limb or even death when bIooo
poinoning results from the injury: All
danger of this may be avoided, how
ever, by promptly applying Chamber
lain's Pain Balm 1t is an antlseptlc
aud quick healing iniment for cuts,
bruises and burns. For sale by The
r. B. Loryea Drug Store, Isaac NJ,
Loryea, Prop.
The Floyds gave very pleasing per-
formance last night at Institute hall.
Mr.. Floyd is magician of no mean or
der, and Mrs. Floyd's exhibition of tel
epathy was very clever indeed. Mr..
Donald NJ. Hastings piano execution
was much admired. The trunk trick
was the best of the kind we ever saw,
and the rapidity with which it was