The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-12-14

Miss Bloom Lark OF Texas, is here on
visit to her aunt Mrs. f. &. Ihomas.
There will be some important busl-
ness changes ID Manning next month.
Capt. w. C. Davis is in Charleston
attending the Grand Lodge OF Masons.
Mrs. Annie Kennedy of Sumter Is
visiting her sister Mrs. Reese near
Alcola.
Mrs. joseph Cockerall Of Columbia IS
in Manning visiting her sister Mrs. u.
NJ. Bradham.
Miss Mayme Harvin after spending
several weeks in Marion county mas
returned home.
John W. Higgins has received notice
of his appointment on the State con-
stabulary force.
Mr.. r. D. Thompson of the Fork: IS
visiting his daughter Mrs. Allce Con-
yers at Timmonsville.
McLeod's store is daily filed with
buyers CthluS deiN aIos1soS W
ance sale. Read his ad.
Mr.. &. 3. Tindal OF Greenville spent
last Saturday in Manning prior to leaE-
ING for his home Sunday morning.
On the 22nd, at the residence OF Mr..
II. Earyin, near Alcolu, w. 3. Cos
tin and Mrs. &C. Boozer will be united
in marriage.
The congregations which Rev. r. 1.
Grier serves have presented nm "lte
an elegant Summer buggy. q SET Oh
harness and a lap robe.
Our newly elected county officials
have received notices Of their elections
and are now qualifying to assume
charge on January first.
Died. near Foreston, Saturday 3nd,
instant, Mrs. Annie Richbourg. aged
81 years. The deceased was a sister-ln-
law of Judge ]. E. Rlchbourg.
The tournament committee is max
inc active preparations for swell time
on the a9th and the indications are that
this affair will be a great social event.
The friends of Mr.. A. J. Hicks, OF
Seloc. will be glad to know thai his
mind and health is about completely re-
stored, and that he is back at home
again.
Next week our college boys and girls
viii be coming home from the various
colleges, and until they return to their
books it will be d merry time among
them.
vennins's iewelry store is one of the
most popular places in town. because
he has such a nice lot OF pretty and
useful articles fer wedding and Christ
mas presents.
e. Louis Levi is selling out his stock OF
winter goods ct cost to get ready Tor a
large spring stock already bought. Boys
remember he keeps Huyler,s celeorat-
ed candies.
Died at Florence last Wednesday,
Mrs, Eleanor Lee, an aunt OF Mr.. ). NJ.
Lee of Alcolu. The deceased was S3
wears old, devout christian and low
ing mother.
The Charlotte Observer announces
the sudden death of John R. Wl5orn,
2 popular young travelling man. who
visits this town in the interest OF NJ.
Cohen & Sons, Richmond, Va.
Mr.. John K. Breedin was among the
law class last week which was admitted
to the Bar by the State supreme court
We wish this bright young man a sue
cessful career in his chosen profession.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Krasnof arrived from
New York to remain during the holl-
davs, and while here it IS his purpose
to unload his big stock before the Jan
uary s5ock-taking.
There will be Christmas tree at
Grange Hall, Paxville, Thursday eve
ning, December 22nd, at I O'Clock.
Refreshments will be served for the
benefit of the school. Come one, come
all.
DR.. W. NJ. Brockinton, who accom-
panied Clerk of Court Timmons to Bal
tinore returned home Sunday night,
and reports Mr.. Timmons as having
had an operation performed and is get
ting on nicely.
Aaron P. Prioleau, recent candidate
for Congress from this district, was con-
yicted IN the United States court in
Charleston last Monday. The charge
against him was tampering with the
mails when he was a mail clerk.
The local Woodmen are to sit down
to a banquet this evening at the Cen.
trail Hotel. The editor Of The TINES
regrets that previously accepted in
vitation to smoker" at the CONNER
cial Club in Charleston prevents hi:
attending, nevertheless he appreciates
the invitation.
Apain we call attention to the evil
of fast driving around our street corn
ers. Last Saturday negro, while
crossing the street was run over, and Il
was onlv miracle that he was not
seriously hurt. The council should pub
lish an ordinance against fast driving
upon our streets.
A gentleman from the PaNville Sec
tion called our attention to a piece Of
read on the edge of this town which
should receive the immediate attention
of the town authorities. He says that
inst beyond what is known as the Col.
Inns place the road is so bad that many
prefer to go elsewhere rather than
take the chances of begging down with
heavy loads. We hope the council will
look after this at once, and if they find
the bad road, extends beyond the town
limits, make arrangements with the
county supervisor to have it repaired;