The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-09-28

Mrs Walter Wilkins of Columbia is
visiting relatives in Flaming.
Died last Friday near Davis Station
Miss Ellen Thames aged about 70 years.
Misses Julia and sallie sheperd Of
Summerton spent Friday IN Manning.
Rev. J. NJ. Holladav will preach at
Harvins next Sunday afternoon at D
O'Clock.
Miss Nav Bradham is another one OF
Clarendon's young ladies attending
Winthrop.
Died Yesterday at Bonneaus, Mrs.
Buchanan, mother in-law OF ReV. L.
K. Moore Of Jordan.
Mrs. May Williams of Columbia IS IN
Manning visiting her parents Mr. ana
Mrs. F. n. Wilson.
Married Saturday 18th inst, at Sar-
DINA at the home of Rev. Robert BRAD
lev Mr.. Ellis Discher. and Miss Maggie
Green
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Heiden of New York,
is in Manning on visit to Mrs. u.
Hirschman. Mrs. Heidea was formerly
Miss Minnie Pagec.
Misses Pet Wilson, Corinne Barheld
and Lucille Iseman left last THURSDAY
for Columbia to attend the Presbyterian
College for Women.
Mr.. N. Fielder, of Blackville, agent
for the Phoenix Flour Mills, OF Evans,
vile. Ind. was in Manning today and
made US very pleasant call.
DR.. E.E. Pratt Phi. G. is now the
pharmacist at the Prescription Drug
Store at Summerton, having succeeded
DR.. S. Anderson Marvin. Ph. q.
Last Saturday was ''cotton day IN
Manning, about 400 bales was oousnt
here bv our BUYERS, and every oodE
was delighted with the prices.
Married Tuesday September 10th, at
Summerton, Mr.. Leon Fischer ana
Miss Susie Addie Broadway, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Broadway.
Mr.. S. C. Holiday OF Manning, son
OF Mr.. Jack W. Holiday has been ap,
pointed State Constable, and Will
have his commission IN afew days.
A. B. Stuckey of the Sumter Bar
and Messrs. F. L. Wilcox and J. P.
Mcneil of the Florence Bar were IN at
-, 10 Monday
Mrs. w. 7. Sellers of Fort Mill, and
her two little children arrived in Man
ming last Friday night to surplse Mr..
Sellers, and he has been so good 100.
Judge Parker's letter of acceptance
is strong paper, and will make good
campaign document that will appeal TO
the independent voter with more force
than to the partisan politician.
We are requested to state for the in
formation of those interested in piano
instruction that Professor Henry r.
Parker has returned from New York,
and will resume work in a few days.
The State Convention of the ". c. I.
e. convenes here tomorrow evening.
The town council did not decide TO put
on anv extra police, but some good
MIGHT result in the closing Of the dis
pensary.
Rev. Vernon I'Anson, pastor OF the
South Side Baptist church. OF Columbia
ORGANIZER for the Temperance Law and
Order League of South Carolina will
deliver an address in the Methodist
church next Sunday afternoon at .
O'Clock. Public cordially invited.
If babies health is dear to you,
Then let me tell you what to do.
Ere pain has racked its tender frame,
Just let t':TEETHINA" ease the same.
.!TEETHINA" Allays Irritation,
AiCs Digestion, Overcomesan Counter
acts the Effects of Summers heat, Reg
ulates the Bowels and makes teething
easy. and costs only 25 cents.
Rev. Aiken Kelly, who is we'll known
in this county, and who has had num-
Der OF escapades which caused anxiety
among his friends, has again disappear
ed. He was pastor of the North Au-
eusta Methodist church and 1t Is sup
posed he wandered away while under
mental ALTERATION brought on by worry
on financial matters connected with his
charge.
The State convention OF the W. c.
T. Z. will convene in the Methodist
church Thursday evening at S O'Clock
and continue to meet from day to day
for several days. There will be ladies
co.
one of the most beautiful towns IN the
State. Let each one of us determine
to show them that we also have one Of
the most hospitable towns in this State.
Everybody knows Captain Joe James,
and everybody likes him He is no
longer q railroad conductor, and in
stead of calling ''allaboard' he will
hereafter make his call 'come to see
me- at the Summerton Hardware Co.
store. where he will be glad to see his
friends. Captain James is one OF the
member OF this concern and will devote
his entire attention to the business, and
we bespeak for him fine patronage.
Read the advertisement of the Sum-
merton Hardware Company in another
column.
After about one years dilly-dallying
with the telephone company of Sumter
the Clarendon county commissioners
have at last had the telephone poles
near PaXville. which were in the pub
lie road, cut down, and we have had no
communication with Sumter since.
which is q great inconvenience, but we
are informed the Sumter company has
realized that they are not so many
after all, and has concluded to re-estab-
lish telephone communication with
Manning anu will have it. in working
order in few DAYS.