The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-10-05
Iove,t's Boston Stars. October II.

Lovett's Boston Stars. October II.
Mr.. S. I Till is in Charleston on busi-
ness.
Miss Mayme Harvin spent Monday in
Sumter.
Miss Sue Mccullough visited Sumter
last Monday.
The city of Greenville is threatened
with a water famine.
Mr.. John Walker has accepted
position with The New Idea.
Editor C. W. Wolfe Of the hingstree
Record. spent Monday in town.
Capt. Thomas Wilson, Of Cades, was
here Yesterday, attending court.
Senator T. G. Mcleod. of Bishopville,
spent Monday night IN Naming.
The Boswell ginnery at Foreston was
destroyed by fire last THURSDAY
Col. W. \. Neal. of Spartanburg,
spent last Saturday in Manning.
Mrs. MCGEE and Miss Bertha Hodge
of kinestree are visiting IN Manning.
Miss Lannie Bell, OF Indiantown, IS
in Manning visiting the Misses BagnaIs.
We are glad to see Mr.. ". E. Jen-
kinson out again after his recent III
ness.
There will be no preaching at Dudley
Baptist church or at Alcoiu On next
Sunday.
Mrs. W. T. Sellers and children have
returned to their home. after visit TO
Mr.. Sellers.
Harmony Presbyterv is in session
here. Delegates are arriving upon
ever: train
Hon. Bernard McLoughlin OF the
Bishopvil]e Bar spend Monday nlght
in Manning.
There will be musical entertain
ulcuv LII llAS L 1i4S
evening, Oct.
I'D. Alsbrook, Esq, is now in charge
of the dispensary, with Mr. Clauoe
Chewing as clerk.
Wilcox 4 Wilcox, OF the Florence
Bar. were here yesterday engaged IN
the case of Wilder VS. Alderman.
Miss Grace Skidmore, OF Charles
twon. West Virginia, is in Manning
visiting her aunt, Mrs. E. S. Mcintosh.
Mr.. a. ". Lanneau OF Charleston
has been appointed assistant manager
OF the local oil mill, and arrived mere
this morning.
Mr.. \. S. Briggs, of Darlington,
spent several days OF last week IN Clar-
endon. We predict he will come back
TO his first love.
There will be preaching at Fellow
ship church next Sunday at / O'Clock
D. m. bv Rev. NJ. y. Connors. Public
cordially invited.
Mrs. Fannie E. Dunn OF Bishopville
is here on a visit to her brother Mr..
r. II. Davis who is convalescent from
his recent illness.
Nessrs. T. F. Coffey aud ". P. Hawk
ips are doing the St. Louis exposition,
and while in the great live stock city,
will buy their fall stock OF horses ana
mules.
The merchant who does not believe
advertising pays should ask Mr.. j. w.
Mcleod what that lady said about see
inq in THE TINES sl.00 gloves being
sold for IS cents.
Hon. J. P. Carey and Col. J. W.
Shelor of the Walhalla Bar were here
last night before Judge Dantzler in the
matter OF Hoyt Hayes convicted OF muir
der in Oconee county.
Married at the residence Of the
qrooms father, Mr.. T. S. McElveen
IN Williamsburg, by James Beard,
ESQ. q notary public, Mr.. J. \. Nc
Elveen and Miss Bessie Joye.
The town council should organize a
crusade against the cats now lnfestlng
this town. We know if council will
instruct the police these pests will be
driven away in a single day, and they
should be.
The case now occupying the atten-
ZION of the court is J. T. Wilder VS. D.
W. Alderman Sons Co. The content!on
is over small piece Of land over which
the Alderman railroad runs. There is
an array OF counsel on both sides, and
the case is being energeticallv con-
tested.
The entertainment that Is 10 be
GIVEN at the Pinewood Academy Fri
day evening October will consist Of
vocal and instrumental music. recita-
tions. etc. Everybody is invited. Re
freshments will be served. Proceeds
for the new Methodist parsonage.
Mai. Marion Noise of the Sumter
Bar accompanied by Sheriff Scarbor-
ouoh of Sumter, and Mr.. J. Ed. Ander-
son we're here Yesterday to apply for
hail before Judge Dantzler, in the mat
re- of the killing Of S. F. Hurst at
Navesville. On account of the Solici-
TOR not having had time to looking to
case. the hearing was postponed until
next Thursday.
Editer Brown, of the Barnwen Sen
incl spent last Friday in Manning in
snectine the local dispensary and
etfecting the settlement preparatory
10 making the transfer from Nr. +. b.
Brown to J. D. Alsbrook, his successor.
In speaking OF the financial conoltlon
of this dispensary, Inspector Brown
saws it was well and accurately kept
and the outgoing dispenser has mani
tested excellent business qualifications.