The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-06-22

Mrs. Maggie Ridgill Of Sumter Is IN
Manning visiting friends.
The local magistrates Office bids fair
to be interesting this primary.
Several from here went, to see the
ball game at Summerton last trloaS.
Messrs. J. K. ~Breedin and D. \.
Rra6ham are now athome from college.
We regret to learn that Mrs: J. G.
Lanham of Summerton IS still quite ILL.,
There is an effort being made TO re-
vive the lodge of Knights OF Pytnlas 10
this town.
A complimentary picnic to Miss A.
E. Thompson was given at bre"lns'on
last Thursday:
Died, last night, Daisy, the nine
months old daughter OF Mr.. ana MIS-
J. F. Dickson.
The men who have recently nao
their hair clipped are giving the mes
a generous show.
DR.. 3. Elsas of Charleston spent last
SUNDAY in Manning visiting the family
of Mr.. a. Loryea-
The depot at Gourdins was struck oy
,iohtnine-~ last Saturday afternoon ana
totally destroyed by ire
Died in Manning last Sunday night
( Ms Sue Wells, better known as MISS
Sue Newman aged about 50 years
Nr r H Loryea of St. Matthews,
Who has been visiting his relatives
here, returned home last MONDAY.
Can't ". C. Davis went to George
town Monday night to make appncatlon
for bail before Judge Aidrlcn IN 1ne
Collins case.
Mr., Henry L. johnson Of New Zion
is announced this week Tor county
supervisor. He made s. very strons
race two years ago.
Don't fail to go to the Institute TO
morrow night to see Glloer5 Walaen
and Miss Elma Laredo IN their "onGsr-
full Wild West feats whlch are ALIKE
entertaining to both old and young.
The colored Baptists Of Taw Cav
church, near Summerton: NAG ~ caIy
day'' last Sunday and raised Siz.oO 1of
painting their church. Rev. ). z. daT-
mon, the pastor, takes much prloe WIN
his charge.
We have letter from Prof. Z. =:
Boyd, in which he requests Us 10 sssCe
that he viii prepare a statement oE
next weeks issue relative to the use OF
rhe schoo1 library by the boys ana glrls
Of this town.
Tha Sumter Item says: Invitations
have been issued to the marr2age "
Miss Dora Harney to Mr.. John frlef-
son Anderson on the evening OF June
Both, in Trinity Episcopal church. ha1-
tiesburg, Miss.
The campaign meeting is "a progress
while we are at press. when prevents
our giving an account OF 1t 1urtner
than to say that there were present
about 800 people, and the main interest
is in the speeches OF the cancloates 1or
railroad commissioner.
Elsewhere there appears in these col
umns the announcement OF j. =. Ian
ham & J. A. James, who are ABOUT 10
open at Summerton general hardware
hI,siness. Both of these gentlemen are
veil known and we can oespeah 1or
them generous patronage.
Bows. an opportunity is offered for
rwo scholarships in the normal de-
nartment in the South Carolina col
iege. The exapination for these
scholarships come of July 10. for
blanks write President Benlamln
Sloan, S. C. College Columbia. write
at once and get ready.
Judge Aldrich granted bond at
GEORGETOWN yesterday to Forest Col-
Inns. charged with homicide, IN tne
sum Of $4,000. The bond was promptly
signed last evening as. soon as Capt. w;
C. Davis arrived with the papers, ana
Collins went to his home at Alcolu.
In This issue we announce another
candidate for the legislative honors.
Wr ". J. Muldrow, a member OF the
low f1rm OF Wilson, DuRant & Muldrcw.
This candidate has had excellent edu.
cational advantages, is a graduate OF OF
the University OF Virginia, where ne
took very high stand.
We must apologize TO Hon. Geo. 4.
ZONES for not being able as promised, TO
nnbl;sh his very fine communication on
he dispensarv this week as we fully
exnected to do, but unavoidable cir,
eumstances prevent. however, we Will
haTe it in our next issue if our force is
made to work oEer time.
We have recently received few re-
quests for postohice addresses to be
changed on our mailing lists, and would
ask that where change OF address IS
desired the requests be accompanied BY
The the mans OF the postotice where the
naner has been going in oroer that the
Change can be promptly made.
Every secretary OF Democratic
clnb should confer with his president
o ,,o~-ise6 roll. All per-