The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-12-16

y m for me passenger trains, and the car will
also meet the freight trains. ArranseHetiies
have been made with the agent at depot 70 ttie.
phone whca freight trains are approaching
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Fare. 10 cents each wav.
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Mrs. Ida Cole of Columbia is visiting
her sister Mrs D. NJ. Bradham.
DR.. NJ D. Murray ofPinewood was in
Mannipg yesterday on business.
Mrs. E. NJ. Dinkins has gone to her
home a. Rome to spend the holidays.
!, crapdchiId OF Mr.. Lewis Robinson
OF New Zion was severely burned one
dav last week.
Died last Friday near Foreston: Mrs.
Hudlin Dennis, wife OF Mr.. Henry Den
MS, aged about 40 years.
Mrs. \. G. Gonzales Of Columbia
was visiting relatives in Manning, ana
returned home yesterday.
Robest Davis. q colored man well
thought OF. near Davis Station had the
misfortune to lose his house by hre last
Monday.
The barn OF AIr. J. Med. McFaddin
containing about 500 bushels OF corn
was destroyed by fire last Friday night
No insurance.
Read Louis Lewis cash sale adver-
tisement. Mr.. Levi is determined 10
reduce his large stock to make reaoE
for spring arrivals.
The dispensary sold on last SATURDAY
over $500 worth OF hell-brotn, ana se1
there were some in town trying TO se1
meat and -four on credit Tor sundays
dinner.
Married last Wednesday at the Bap-
tist parsonage in Summerton, oy heV.
NJ. 4. Connors. Mr.. c. b. IoucnoerlT
of Silver and Miss Belva hilton OF
Davis Station.
r, Fielder the wide-awake mer-
chant at Pinewood is selling OH MS
stock OF hats, shoes and clothing at &C.
tual cost. He is another merchant VINO
does not believe il carrying over o4o
stock.
When YOU want a pleasant purgatlve
trv Chamberlain S Stomach ana Liver
Tablets. They are easy to take ana
produce no nausea, gripping or other
For sale by The r. B. Leryea Drug
Store, Isaac NJ. Lorvea, Prop.
Died Last night at her home at Sar.
dina. Mrs Olivia McFaddln, vile OF
Mr.. S. E. McFaddin, aged about 81.
Her husband aud uwo children survive
to mourn her. Funeral at Midway TO-
morrow morning at II O'Clock.
Mr.. V. A. Sedgwick who had charge
OF the iail building has completed the
co1npany's contract, and left last Mon
dav morning for Carthage, n. C..wnere
he will build another jail. Clarendon
now has a comfortable modern jail.
A new card game is now out to take
the place of 'iFlinch." The game Is
called :'Trail'' and the pack OF cards IS
q combination of seven strong games.
Write to the Columbian Book Co.. At
lanta. Ca. and secure . pack OF these
cards for so conts.
DR.. Wm. Edwin Hall CT New YORK
will deliver lecture at Bethlehem
church near Davis Station on the l9th
inst. Tickets will be sold at the office
of C. NJ. Davis Is cents each. Or. hall
is good lecturer. full OF humor, ana
well worth hearing.
Camp Harry Benbow U. C. ": met
in the court house last Monday, and
the attendance was very good. The
following were recommended for a
county pension board, J, H. Mahoney,
+. n. Tobias, A. J. RlcAoourg, u. >.
Bradham, and DR.. G. 8. Gelger.
The town OF Mayesville has succeed
ed IN enticing from this community one
of Clarendon's best citizens Mr.: j.
Harmon Burgess OF Jordan. We have
no crudge against Mayesville. but II
she keeps on taking our people away
from US we will owe it a big one. MT.
Burgess moved from Jordan to Mayes-
Vile yesterday, but he Will return.
The get-rich-quick gang that sold
"salt pack cotton sometime ago, are
gradually being arrested, when they
will be given a chance to show cause at
the next term of court why they should
not so time" on the chain gang.
Those arrested 50 far are John Wilson,
head packer at Davis mill, Abram
House. uncle Of the fellow that sold the
cotton and Allen Pearson. Other ar
rests will follow which will create
sensation.
Mr.. T. r. Hamilton, manager OF the
Kimbal, piano exhibit here has gone
home for a few days, but will be back
as soon as his Shipment OF pianos ar
rive. His exhibit was not as large
here as he intended, so Mr.. Hamilton
decided to put in another lot in order
TO give more people opportunity to take
advantage of the cheap prices for high
grade pianos. He will notify you through
the columns of The TINES when his pi-
amos arrive.
We call attention to very pitiful
case in our town. There is a colored
woman called "Crazy Cornelia" that
can be found roaming the streets near
" every night in all kinds of weather,
and very thinly clad. We think 1t the
duty OF council to see that this poor
creature is taken care of. We think
her harmless so far as hurting anybody
is concerned. bat we believe she is
dangerous TO herself, and humanity de-
mands that she should be looked after.
The school library proposition will