The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-06-17

have been made with the agent at depot to te!e-
phone when freight trains are approaching
Manning
Fare. 10 cents each way.
Work has begun on the oil mill at St.
Paul.
There is nothing doing in the local
news line.
Miss Marie Hodge is visiting in
Florence.
The college boys and girls are at home
for the vacation.
The Hotel Central is being we'll filed
with strangers every day.
Miss Nettie Cohen of Washington D. c.
is:visiting the family of Maj. abe Levi.
Court convenes here Monday, June
29th. with Judge Earnest Gary on the
bench.
Every business man should attend the
business mems meeting next TUESDAY
evening.
Solicitor Wilson is off again on his
official tour. Court is in Georgetown
this week.
Rev. J. P. Inabinet and wife of Lykes-
land are visiting Mrs. Anna NJ. DAVIS
near Manning.
Manning needs an ice factory and we
wish that some OF our enterprlslng@ cltl-
zens with capital would take the matter
up.
The editor of The TINES returns
thanks for kind invitation to attend a
masonic picnic at Foreston on the 10Th
inst.
The tobacco crop OF Clarendon bids
fair to be as good as it was last year: and
we see no reason why the price should
be less.
Wells tonsonal parlor has undergone
considerable Improvement. Inc car
penter and painter have been getting IN
some fine work.
Tobacco has already been sold on the
Timmonsville market, but wait a couple
of weeks and Manning will have plenty
of the real thing.
Do not forget to tell your friends that
it is proper to show an interest IN our
school affairs by turning out on Satur-
dav. 27th inst. and vote for three trus-
tees.
One dav last week cotton sold IN the
city of Spartanburg for IL cents. II
cotton will average 10 cents this fall
farmer and merchant alike will nave
prosperity.
We are informed that Mr.. Joel E.
Brunson of Kingstree Is contemplating
move to Manning, and we hope he will,
as he will be welcomed acquisition to
our town.
Elsewhere we publish the valedictory
address delivered by Mr.. Neugent 3:
Hicks of New Zion, at the commence
ment exercises of the Sumter Military
Academy June 3rd.
Governor Heyward, upon the recon-
endation of Supervisor Owens, has par
doned jim Wright, colored, IN Jal! lot
COW stealing. The unfortunate man Is
very i'll with gangrene.
We have Just received a new lot OF the
latest style type for wedding Invitations,
also large supply OF wedding station
ery. Those contemplating trip on the
matrimonial sea will please keep this II
mind.
To leave the school property as it is
will endanger the fire policy that IS be-
inc carried on it. The council should
see to it that the building is properly
closed, and some one should be employed
to look after it.
What we want OF feller-man is to be
so amiable dat he will take most OF our
burdens on his shoulders, an yit so un-
selfish as not to unload anv Of his upon
us. an hence our many disappointments
in fe.-Detroit Free Press.
News has reached US of the death OF
J.Rembert Harvin at Ocala, Florida. on
June 1st. The deceased was formerly
of this county, and was young man with
a very brilliant mind. He had been
living il Florida for number of years.
We are glad to see the call in this IS
sue to our business men to meet aud Or
ganize q board of trade, and we hope that
every man who has any business inter-
ests here will attend the meeting. The
people throughout the country are
watching 70 see what the business men
of Manning are going to try to do.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are Just what you need when
YOU have no appetite, feel dull after
eating wake up with bad taste in your
mouth. They will improve your appe-
tite. cleanse and invigorate your stom-
ach and give you relish for your food.
For sale by The r. B. Loryea Drug
Store, Isaac NJ. Loryea, Prop.
A class of Presbyterian Sunday school
scholars, composed of Edna Brockinton.
Pauline Wilson, Beulah Wilson, Susie
Harvin, Clara Harvin and Gussie Ap-
pelt, left this morning to spend week
with their former teacher, Mrs. Sep.
Haryin, at Privaoeer. The children left
in Jolly spirits and are anticipating
bic time near historic Groomstown.
Bv active competition Manning has
reached out and brought to this place a
large volume of trade. Our merchants
deserve credit for this, and if they will
: be as enterprising in drawing cotton
here, they will realize greatly there
from Goods can be bought in Manning
as close as any market in the State, com
petition did the work, and competition
will make our cotton market the same
way.
Mortimer Hawkins of this town left
here last Saturday to enter an appren-
ticesbip in machine shop in Richmond,
Va. The young man hasa natural turn
for mechanics, and from childhood he