The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-01-13
Manning Street Car Schedule.

NoEN1uS Sl1SCI SS4 SSoSe3-S'
Leave Central Hose! corner 900 a. m. and Ga
p. n. FOR the passenger trains, ana the cas WI =
also meet the freight trains. Arrangement:
have been made with the aSen. at depot 70 teIe
phone when freight trains arc approachlns
Manning.
Fare. 10 cents each way.
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The legislature met yesterday.
Big Minstrel Show Tuesday, 10.
Read Minstrel ad. in business loca
column.
Mir. W. ". Kennedy of williamsburg
spent yesterday in Manning.
Mr.. W. r. White, one OF Manning:
Oldest citizens, is quite sick at MS
home.
Mr.. Johnnie Cochran was severely
hurt few days ago by being kicked oy
q horse.
We\recret to learn OF the extreme
illness Of Mrs. W. L. Brunson OF sum
merton.
Mr.. L. F. F;radham of Clarendon has
taken a position with a concern at Elm
malane, Ga.
Misses Louise and Julia Clayton OF
Florence are visiting their uncle Dr.
W. E. Brown.
Mr.. Joe Rigby of the firm OF Cotfey q
R:gby has gone West for new 4ot OF
horses and mules.
DR.. Edwin Hall OF New York helG q
down the boards at the Institute Hall
last Monday night.
Died last Wednesday at PaSville a
two wear old daughter OF Mr.. and MRS.
Friendly S. Geddings.
Capt. P. P. Gaillard, representing
the Southern Cotton Oil Company, was
in Manning yesterday.
Mr.. Bert Marshall, the Minstrel man
is in Manning. he puts on olg sno"
the 10Th, in Institute Hail.
There is a strong probability OF a
wholesale grocery being establlsneo az
Paxville in the near future.
THE nrice of-cotton seed is steadily
a6vancinc. We have heard OF some
farmers being offered 30 cents per
bushel.
Mr.. c.. P. Mcknight and family OF
Paxvilie, have bought farm at kldge-
way. S. c., where they Will make thelr
future home.
Died at Magnolia on the Sth inst,
Mrs. A. J. Hudson, aged about 70 years.
She was the mother OF Mrs. /. l..
Hodge of this place.
The Manning farmers club will have
an important meeting in the court
house on the 23rd inst. There should
be full attendance.
Messrs. r. J. Alderman OF Alcolu,
and W. T. Z. Sprott OF Foreston are on
the petit jury of the United Sta1es
court now in session at COLUMBIA.
Hon. J. II. Lesesne left yesterday
morning to attend the Legislature ana
has promised to give our readers Iet-
tiers from the capitol for their ln1orma-
ton.
The town is beginning the claylng
process for good streets and IN a snorI
time it will be demonstrated that al a
comparative small expense Manning
can have good streets.
The Paxville and Home branch
churches remembered their pastor,
Rev. ). D. Higgins, during the Christ
mas5ide and gave him, one a nanosoine
rug, the other a splendid lamp.
DR.. J. E. Masrow, ocuiist and optl-
clan. who spent the past week IN Man
ninr has cone to Georgetown to M an
engagement. He will return to Man
nine little later and will give notice
of his coming.
Those who do not get TIE TINES
this week will know that we have made
another slash into our subscription
lists. in order to Gull out the class VINO
are careless about paying for tnelr
county paper.
When bilious try dose of Chamber,
lain,s Stomach and Liver Tablets ana
realize for once how quickly hrst-class
rn-to-date medicine will correct the dls-
order. For Sale by The r. B. Loryea
Drug Store, Isaac N. Loryea, Prop.
The morning train from Charleston
has changed its schedule, and DOW ar
rives in Manning at S:44 instead OF 9;l4
% heretofore. AS a consequence the
morning mail closes at the postothce at
$50 This will make morning letter
,-,;-arc oet q hustle on them.
Married on last Wednesday evening
atthe residence of Mr.. and Mrs. w: a.
Avant at Summerton. Mr.. Ashley Rich
boure OF Summerton and Miss Emma
ora Word of Baltimore, Nd. The SER
vice was performed by Rev. >. y.
Cantev, assisted by Rev. G. G. Herbert.
We ask our subscribers who are get
tinr the Farm and Home to pay no
attention whatever to the duns that
naper is harassing the people with:
Our contract with that paper expired
lono AGO and they have no right to be
6nnnine the subscribers Of THE MAN
MING TINES.
twas stated in last weeks TINES
that ST. Peters lodge would meet feo,
ruarv lst., this was mistake, the neNl
49,, ,gl.:.n. .;i.lt.,.r will be held on
,a5 yecin9 9 - :.::;.-2 lth, when IL Is
:,aa:.G .He.,s -! oe q I'll attendance:
NJ ~, s::.,rti;l>.>: has been oroereo
-: ;:.e ;;es,,gse
T.: d body OF q
.s,,.a &,,,. -. CO. -es near sum
.o, fau- DAYS 400. has piveu rise tc