The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-06-01

as mCcQ as one oOAe@A "Ae
cash. Remember the day, Monday,
May %.
W. E. JENKINsON.
The sweet Girl graduates. are s'lT'
just now.
Children's day will be celebrated at
New Zion on the llth.
Mrs. F. n. Wilson has returned nome
from a visit to York, her native nome.
Rev. M. Holladay, pastor OF the
Manning Presbyterian church, presch-
ed at Berlah, Florence county laS'
Sunday.
Mrs. Willie Mayes OF Mayesville has
heen spending several days in Manning
visiting Mrs. Barnett and Miss ANNE
Loryea.
Nj. /. I. Applet arrived home from
the St. Louis exposition last Moneay
evening. He reports the affair the
sight OF ones life.
Died at Kingstree oath inst, Mrs. M.
Caroline Gilland, mother OF hon.
Thomas NJ. Gilland. The lnterme9t
took place at Indiantown church yaro.
Forsick headache take Chamberlaln,s
stomach and Liver Tablets and 9ulcs
cure IS certain. For sale by The +. Is.
Iorvea Drug Store, Isaac M. Loryea,
Prop.
The Paxy;lle Academy will have its
CLOSING exercises June 9th. DR.. {. &.
Brown of Sumter will deliver the ad-
dress and Mr.. Louis Appel has been
;nvited TO deliver tie annual medal.
.Tpoee r. O. Purdy, of Sumter, Hon.
p. Carey. of Pickens, and Hon. }. +:
Rooos. OF Pickens, are the guests OF
M ". M. Plowden, and will take
few 6ays recreation at Brewlngton.
Married last Monday evening by
Rev. J. D. higgins at PaSvllle, MT.
=. D. Smith of Alcolu, and Miss Hattie
Stnkes of Brogdons. The bride Is
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. carson
StukeS.
Married last Sunday evening oy mag
istrate s. NJ. Youmans, at the nome OF
the brides parents, near Silver, Mr..
Charles F. Jenkinson and Miss Katie
Briggs, a daughter of Captain ana MIS-
W. S. Briggs
We see it stated in the Sumter papers
that Mr.. John G. Strange, son OF Mr.
Tom Strange, ST., Of Wedgeheld, 1or-
uerly of Manning, was hurt n raL-
.Yay accident out in Indiana, and hao 70
have leg amputated.
Died last Saturday night at the home
OF her nephew, Mr.. John q: P!oWoen'
Miss Leonora Plowden, aged 81 years.
The interment took place Sunday IN
the Plowden family burial ground IN
the Fork, Rev. J. 0. Cough othclaung.
The enterprising citizens of Greeley
vile were contemplating the erec9lon
of q cotton oil mill, but have DECIDED to
ORGANIZE a bank instead. we ratner
o1,ess the swallowing Of the Kingstree
mill by the Independent trust nao
something to do with the change OF
plans.
We are glad to see the town has put
q garbage cart upon the streets. IL IS
. Good Investment, something the town
has needed a long time. Now II coun-
ell will adopt regulations, so that cltl.
zens can have trash boxes N front OF
their. premises to be carted away, the
wards and streets can be kept II gooo
condition.
Miss Elizabeth r. Galluchat, daughter
of Hon. NJ. C. Galluchat viii be married
to MIR. Alfred F. Pauling OF Orange
hnro. at the Methodist church here on
the 18th inst. The ceremony will be
PERFORMED by Rev. Charles S. Fedder,
{. L. D., of the French Huguenot
church of Charleston.
Died at his home at Macbeth, Berke--
lev county last wednesday, General
Edward J. Dennis, Senator of Berkeley
county. The deceased, in his youth at
tended school at Summerton, and IRE
ouently spoke TO the writer when IN
the Senate with hiIn, of his friends and
schoolmates in that section.
Now that company 5eS been formed
IN attend to cemetery affairs upon g
hnsiness basis, the ladies should organ
;ze themselves into society to looE
after beautifving this sacred spot
Their GOOD taste and Judgment is need
ed for this work, and the company car
hear the expenses and look after the
labor, raise funds. etc.
Mr.. Melville Isreal, prominen,
brol,er of Charleston spent last Thurs
6av in Manning. accompanied by his
cousin. friend and booster, Col. Ralpt
Tlias. Mr.. Isreal has Travelled eXten
sively. and was quite impressed witt
o,r town, and its magnificent water, the
effect of which he thinks is as good a!
Keely Cure for his companion, Ellas
Both of these gentlemen are jolly gooe
fellows and we hope they will come
again.
Last Saturday night on Factory Hill
.Ioe Dyson, a white man, swallowed the
contents of a vial OF laudanum, with
suicide intent, and about O'Clock Sun
dav morning he died. DR.. 6. L. Dick
son was sent for, several hours lat
er but too late to revive the
unfortunate fellow, notwlthstand
inc the length Of time the poison wa:
The man, Dr.. Dickson made every effort
ia his power to save him. That Dyson
committed the deed deliberately is evi
denced from the fact that he drunk the
stnf. and told some people at his house
What he had done and where they
would find the empty vial.
Fewer gallons; wears longer; Devoe