The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-09-02
Naming Street Car Schedule.

phone when freight trans are approaching
Manning.
Fare. 10 cents each wav.
Cotton sold for ll9c in Manning to-day.
Mr.. F. C. Thomas has returned from
Glenn Springs.
Mr.. W. C. DuRant has returned home
from his summer vacation.
Farmers, always put your cotton on
the market, it will pay you
Captain A. L. Lesesne Of Silver has
returned home from Skyland.
DR.. Geo. L. Dickson and wife have
returned from Glenn Springs.
Miss Daisie Follin of Charleston is IN
Manning visiting Mrs. J. w. Rlgey.
Mrs. Simon Iseman and daughter
Lucille are back home from the noun
tains.
Mr.. A. Loryea and Miss Annie Lor-
yea have returned home from Waynes-
vile, n. G.
Mai, Abe Levi and family came home
this morning from the Northern sum-
mer resorts.
Died last Saturday an infant daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lamlntlne New
man, aged abouSone year.
Miss Maude Pack, a daughter of DR..
C. H. Pack of Greenville, is in Manning
visiting Mrs. NJ. E. Walker.
The Manning Social Club gave very
ENJOYABLE dance>last evening IN honor
of Miss Ethel Carson OF Sumter.
Died last Saturday, John, the Is months
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. John W. trler-
son, in Sammy Swamp township.
DR.. and Mrs. W. E. Brwn, Captain 1.
I. Baenal and W. Scott Harvln have
returned home from Glenn Springs.
Mr.. J.-H. Montgomery, formerly OF
Clarendon, now practicing law IN Slr-
mingham, Ala, was in Manning last
Saturday.
A rush of advertisements coming IN
late has crowded out considerable read
ING matter and especially our entire
editorials.
Mr.. II. T. Hodge hard working far
mer living near Foreston, had the mis-
fortune to lose a very fine mule last
Thursday.
Mrs. F. C. Gerald accompanied by
her daughter Miss Matte OF Camden
and Mrs. A. E. Gerald and daughter
are visiting the family OF Mr.. Jno. D.
Gerald.
For a bilious attack take Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets ana q
quick cure is certain. For Sale by Ihe
4. B. Loryea Drug Store, Isaac NJ. Lor-
yeas Prop.
Mr.. A. J. Plowden, a son OF Mr.: John
C. Plowdeln LETT last Monday night 1or
BROKER, Ca, where he has accepted a
position. We wish him much success,
as he is very exemplary young man.
The first bale Of cotton to reach the
Summerton market weighed GIT pounds
and was bought yesterday by Dr. w.
W. Anderson for l3s cents: The grace
was good middling and glnned at the
Summerton glnnery.
Till & co. certainly mean to make
stubborn pull for the trade this season;
Just look at their advertisement ana
then visit their store and you vii! pc
convinced that this concern is well IN
to the competitive push.
We desire to call attention to the ad-
vertisemeut in this issue OF the Shaw
McCullum Mercantile Company OF sum
ter. These young men are IRON Clar-
endon, and deserve a good patronage
from those who trade is Sumter
There is no better equipped iewelry
establishment in this part OF the State
than that OF Mr.. S. R. Vennlng, he
keeps a well assorted stock OF every
thing in his line, and there is no need
for anyone sending off when they want
to buv ANYTHING to adorn themselves or
to present to relative or friend. Reao
his advertisement.
The congregation of the Presbyterian
church in this place, had a congrega-
tional meeting after service last sunday
and extended call to Rev. J. NJ. Ho!la-
6av. OF Virginia, to the pastorate OF this
church. Mc. Holiday has served some
large congregations in Virginia and
North Carolina and has been highly
recommended to this congregation.
Mr.. John K. Breedin. who has for
the past two years held a position IN the
Manning postof6ce has resigned that
position to 60 to Virginia to attend the
Washington and Lee University. Mr.
Breedin is bright young man, and we
feel assured that he will make his mark.
r. has been our good fortune to be close
ly associated with him, and with sincere
pride can testify to his high character.
In calling your attention to the an
nouncement of Louis Levi in this weeks
issue of THE TINES, we will state that
it is unnecessary for us to tell the peo-
ole of Clarendon who Mr.. Louis Lew
is. He is known to the entire trading
public. and when he advertlses an ar
ticle the people know he means what ne
saws. We want our readers to watch
his advertisements this season as he Will
make it worth their while.
What came near being a fatal acci.
dent happened last Friday on the Jacks
Creek bridge A team belonging tc
the Penn Lumber company of Sumter
while crossing the bridge was hurled
into the creek by the bridge falling in.
The team miraculously escaped serious
injury, only getting some bruises. The
bridge was built about FIVE years ago out