The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-06-08

Hon, John S. Wilson is attending
court ct Bishopville.
The Musual boys are making Things
hmm. ladies read their ad.
Mr. w. E. James. Jr., of Charleston
spent last Sunday in Manning.
The Paxville academy will have us
o,os;ng EXERCISES tomorrow evening.
Miss Eva Sires of Charleston IS IN
Nannino visiting Miss Fannie Thames.
The Institute hall was the scene OF
opite q social event last Friday evening.
We are glad to report that Mrs. q.
MCKNIGHT. who has been quite SICK, Is
convalescent.
Miss Pet Wilson returned home 1ron 4
college last Thursday evening to speno
her vacation.
Ed Brown got it in the neck last Mon
day while playing baseball on Tue
school grounds.
We have several extra copies OF TINS
issue on hand containing Hon. Waiter
Hazards address.
The Kingstree Mail says, "Mrs. NJ.
r. Alsbrook of Manning is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. P. A. Aisbroos.
There is a fine chance for a bright
rlrl to win a scholarship at Winthrop.
Examination takes place July 5.
Miss Bertha Stelling Winthrop
student is spending a lew Gays oece
on her way home to Charleston.
Mrs. Aledan lAveilhe O'Connor, re.
lict of the late Hon. NJ. Z. ONonnoi'
died in New York last THURSDAY.
Mr.. T. B. Hudnal OF Midway, Fla,
arrived in Manning yesterday on visit
TO his daughter Mrs. ). T. Stukes.
Misses Leah Thompson and Eugenla
Mayine of North Carolina are visiting
The family of Mr.. W. B. Mccullough.
Greeleyyile has a charter for bank.
cenital $4,000. T. W. Boyle, E. 3.
Rhodus and S. J. Taylor corporators.
Rev. J. NJ. Holaday left Manning for
Clinton last Monday to attend a meet
ine of the trustees of the Presbyterian
College.
Dr. G. A. Neuffer of Abbeville passed
throurh Manning on his way nome
from the NeuFer- Richardson marriage
at Summecton.
The building and loan association
INST ORGANIZED will be an incentive to
home building and cause young men to
save their money.
It is reported that Mr.. G. r. Sprott
viii be placed in charge Of the local
oil mill. he is now superintendent OF
the Kingstree mill.
The business OF the Manning post Of
fee has increased to the $1,000 class.
This is an indication Of an increase II
ell avenues of business.
There will be preaching at Fellow
ship church next Sunday at o'clock
o. m. Rev. NJ. A. Connors Will preach
Public cordially invited.
There was q delightful social last Mon.
day evening at the residence OF Mr.: Z.
R,Earvin, given in honor OF Miss Ber'
tina Stelling OF Charleston.
Mr.. Yates, representing The Bible
Institute Colportage OF Chicago, estab,
Ished by the great Evangelist DR.. L.
Moody is in Manning for q few days.
Mai. and Mrs. Abe Levi lett yester
6av for St. Louis where they viii ''do
the exposition. for couple of weeks
and then proceed to the summer resorts
Died at Jordan last Sunday night
Minnie Lee, a 1e months old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. 0. Lowoer. The
burial took place at Oak Grove church
Monday.
Judge Purdy's fishing party returned
from Brewing ngton last Thursday, re
porting a great time and an abundance
of fish. Their next annual outing vii
be at Scott's Lake.
On account of being crowded for space
this week we were forced to cut some
communications Of some very interest
inc reading. We hope our correspon
dents will appreciate our excuse.
The State campaign meeting will be
in Manning on the 22nd inst. 1t vii
be very tame affair, as there is nt
opposition to any OF the State officer:
aside from railroad commissioner.
When man is so gangrened with
malice that he is constantly seeking
where he can injure the object of hi:
prejudice, such man IS dangerou:
scoundrel, and doubly so, if he pro
fesses pieJy.
We have had several kind expires
sions for MIR. John W. Huggins, from
citizens after they read OF his humane
conduct and management in capturing
an escaping prisoner from the gang
tt was wholesome lesson.
Died last Saturday morning atAlcolr
Mrs. Mabel Gresham. wife OF Rev. G.