The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-07-29

Leave Central Hotel corner 9:UU O. NJ anu D:
p N. for the passenger trans ana tne car WI. VII.
have been made with the agent at depot TO teIe-
phone when freight trains are approaching
Manning.
Fare. 10 cents each wav
Mr.. ". P. Hawkins is sojourning IN
North Carolina.
Mr.. ". Scott Harvin left yesterday
for GleDn Springs.
MIR. S. A. Rigby and family left this
morning for Glenn Springs.
Mr.. ". 8. Dickson has returned
home from Jackson's Springs.
Mrs. John S. Wilson is in Williams
burg county visiting relatives.
MIR. John W. Lesesne OF Ninety-Six is
here on visit to his relatives.
Mr.. H. D. Plowden is spending few
days with his family at Cheraw.
This is one week the public is due an
apology from US. We just cannot
help it.
Miss Celestine Nowrv OF Charleston
is in Manning visiting her cousin, Mrs.
E. S. Erwin.
Mrs. Rembert Mayes of N1ayesville
IS in Manning visiting her sister Mrs.
S. NJ. Reardon.
Mr.. Hugh Creecy went to Charleston
last Monday night to get an ocuilst TO
treat one Of his eyes.
Died in Savannah last Monday OF ty-
phoid fever DR.. William B. Bradley,
formerly OF Jordon, this county.
There will be a host OF applicants for
the. Two citadel scholarships, the eS-
animation takes place August Il.
The councils having grass moweo IN
the business portion of the town, while
the little boys are chasing rabbits IN
the residence portion.
The premium list for the next State
Fair has been issued. 1t offers many
attractive and valuable prizes. seno
20 secretary at Chester for copy.
The State Fair-of you week o!
pleasure, week of profit, a week OF
business and week of leisure, al com
bined. Exhibit there October 2I-3Otn.
One OF the finest places on the Allan
tic coast to spend a few days OF surI-oath-
inc is at the Isle Of Palms. Ihe rail-
roads are selling excursion tickets every
day.
Mr.. W. NJ. Turner has returned
home from the northern markets ana
in q few days the store of the Mutua!
Dry Goods company will be thing OF
life.
Rev. NJ. A. Conrors Of Summerton
will begin a series Of meetings next
Monday evening at Fellowship church:
The services will begin promptly at .
o'clock.
With the thermometer up to 9S IN
the shade, how in the name OF lceoerss
DO our readers expect US to be able TO
write editorials, and there is no news OF
consequence.
The State Fair affords fneopportu-
nitv to sell and to buy, the variety IS
from a peck Of peas to q pair OF PAGERS,
help swell the variety by making an
exhibit at the next fair.-October q
30th.
Last Friday evening Rev. Porter pas
tor of the Summerton presbyterian
church delivered an address TO the
teachers at the Institute hall. me au-
dience was small and the weather
warm.
The protracted meeting now going
on in the Baptist church will we IN
derstaud. close Friday night. The work
of the evangelist conducting the serV-
ices is highly spoken OF by those VINO
hear him.
II tobacco prices do not get better
the tobacco planting industry OF this
county will end with this year. We
know of number of farmers who have
already determined not to plant the
weed any more.
The dwelling and barn Of Mr.. J. E.
NJ. Hodge about i've miles west OF Man
,inp was DESTROYED by FIRE last night,
and nearly everything lost. There
was nc insurance, and the cause OF the
fire is unknown.
The new officers of the State Fair
promise to give every attention to eXhlo-
itors. especially to new exhibitors, and
they want to be kept very busy with a
large number during the next fair
October 2T-3Oth.
The State Agricultural and Mechan-
ical Society of South Carolina is the on
" organization of its kind in this State,
therefore, let us all determine now to
make the next State Fair a success IN
every department.
Died at his post Monday night ]. A.
Sullivan one of the stat OF the News
and Courier. The deceased was only =
years of age and was beginning to WIN
q, reputation as humorlst by MS
Nathan BeeswaX letters.
Rev. W. J. Snyder, at one time IN
charge OF Santee circuit arrived Ia
town aseMonday evening. He IS chap
lain of one OF the militia regiments that
was in encampment at Columbia. The
parson looks we'll in his uniform.
The management is working hard to
make the 35th annual State Fair re-
cord-breaker in the way OF exhibits, but
it must have the support OF all citizens
or the fair will not be what it should.
Give your aid now and keep giving 1t
until the fair is over.-Octooer 26-3Oth.
County Supervisor Ovens has at last
discovered that number OF men are
peddling books in this county without
having taken out a peddler,s license.
These men haye been working this
county for two or three months unmo-
lested. and now that one of them has
~ will ho ,,ocra nj aS +ac+