The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-04-06

bargains of every kind.
Give us q call when you come to town.
W. E. JENKINSON.
DR.. George a. Dick was elected
Mayor of Sumter.
Mrs. J. G. Slaughter and daughter
have cone to Mullins on visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". T. P. Sprott OF
Foreston spent Yesterday IN Manning.
Il is reported that Hon. Jas: Norton
will oppose Scarborough for Congress
Mrs. S. A. Barviu of Privateer is Wis
itine her father Mr.. W. Scott HarVln'
lack Frost visited Manning yesterday
morning and took a bite at early Fess-
tables.
Mr.. Ashley Avant, Sumnerton's busy
bee spent several hours in town thls
morning.
Miss Tulve Harvin and friend, Miss
Cannon OF Orangeburg spent Easter N
Manning.
Rev A. n. Brunson preached an able
Easter sermon last Sunday to large
congregation.
Some of the graded school children
spent a very pleasant day at bre"lng-
ton last Friday.
Mr.. J. J. Croswell. the route agent
for the Southern express company spenV
today in Manning.
DR. + T. Stukes of Lloyd Fla, IS IN
Manning visiting his parents MI ano
Mrs. J. T. Stukes.
Mr.. L. NJ. Ridgeway of Charleston IS
visiting his brother Mr.. G. 1. hlose-
way near Foreston.
Mrs. Ella Butler OF Chattanooga,
Tenn. is at Silver visiting her oro1nec
Mr.. NJ. c. Butler.
Miss Ada Bagnal, who has been quite
III. is convalescent and was aole 70 oe
riding out yesterday.
DR.. J. NJ. FIadger's condition is NOT
at ali satisfactory, and he was taken to
Sumter this morning.
Mr. Ingram Wilson came home IRON
Wofford college quite sick, but we are
glaG to say he is recuperatins.
There will be preaching at Fellow
shin church next Sunday at 200 P. m
Fer. N. A. Connors will preach.
Johnny Weeks, sailor in the United
States Navy. arrived in Manning ias'
night on visit to his sister, MIS- II. l.
Bell.
Among the newly announced candl
dates this week is Mr.. E. D. Hodge wne
is soliciting support for the once o
sheriff.
Miss Pet Wilson of the Presbyterian
colleoe for women. spent Easter a
home. and returned to Columbia yes
terday.
Mr.. J. D. Gerald is hauling the ma
terial for handsome residence o.
Brooks street near the Presbyterian
church.
4 tenant house on the farm Of Mr.; J
w Mcleod was destroyed by FIRE las
THURSDAY, and the tenant lost every
thing in the house.
Hon. A. Markley Lee, of the Law
firm of Smythe, Lee and Frost OF Cnar
lesion, spent last Thursday IN Manning
on professional business.
The town election comes OF mex
Monday and the voters Will nave
choose between men instead OF issues
So it is case OF playing the game Q
blind mans buff.
Owing to the indisposition and
nreat deal of important work OUTSIDE
~ newspaper Office this week, th
..,..r has not been able 10 give q
~ of his attention to the paper a
ually does.
the candidates column will be see
ards of Mr.. Archie 1. Barron an
II. Timmons Of Manning, an
Charles NJ. Mason Of Foreston, ar
cling themselves as candidates 10
flee of clerk Of court.
3. AIouzon is moving his grocer
store formerly occupied by MI
Srasnoff. The store he formerl
1ied was too small for his lncrea:
usiness. and now with larger qual
le will be better able to handl
'ade.
Peters lodge after balloting upo
20 applications last Wednesoa
no. sat down to a magnificent
red oyster supper. MIR. A. =.
.s-.:..e served the supper and we W.
he cannot be excelled anywher
ysters were fine and Harry LesesE
ives.
,didates cards for publication
,aper must be accompanied wit
-e have no credit or gratis list
Tusiness. The man who has n
snoueh in his candidacy to pa
for the publication of his a
ement in this newpaper, had be
ak some other means OF maklr
If known.
are anxious for correspondent
every section OF the county, b
E.,sw we can publish their commun
they must be in printable shap
desk is one signed &c, which
uy spelled, and its sentences
that it would take more TIN
e have to spare to edit it, and
.e to present it to our readers
- received the writer would new
; us. We therefore decided n
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