The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-07-06

Miss Beulah Williams the young lady
in charge of Jenkinson's millinery lett
for her home last Thursday.
Miss Hattie Perry of Wake Forest.
N. C..is in Manning visiting her sisters
Mrs. Cough and Mrs. Richardson.
e Capt Thomas Wilson of Cades and
AIessrs. P. A. Wilcox and F. L. Wilcox
of Florence were here last Monday.
J. Pat Carroll charged with the mur-
der of George Cau6eld IN Charleston
was tried last Wednesday and acquitted.
"a Hon. James E. Tindal one OF the dis
gT-act delegates to the National Demo
cratic Convention left last MONDAY 1or
ST. Louis.
= Mai. Abe Levi and wife after spend
INC g. couple of weeks at the exposition
IRE now summering at Mount Clements,
Michigan
q Col. Tom Avant passed through Man
ming last Sunday from San Fran on ms
way to Su.hmerton. He looks well and
prosperous.
There will be preaching q Fellowship
church next Sunday st 800 p. %. oy
Rev. NJ. A. Connors. The public cor
ssaially invited.
- The murder roll continues to IN
crease, Last Saturday r. B. Wallace.
. foreman of the Dillon Herald was killed
: by viii Jacobs in the suburbs OF Latta.
One Of the biggest games Of ball OF
S the season came off last Saturday at
Z DuRant's. between the Fork ana
: Workman. Score 25 to 10 in favor OF
Che Fork.
IA The much guessed marriage-to-be on
sSsuly 3rd, failed to come OF on account
ss,f the would-be- groom not having the
he courage to brace the old man Tor
4 his consent.
# The GLORIOUS Fourth was quietly
spent in Manning, nearly all OF the
stores were closed and but for the
iurors walking about the court house
3 square, the dav looked more like Sun
day.
&. Miss Eleanor Clary, The Mutual Dry
3 Goods Co.'S, nilliner lett for her nome
4 at Harrisonburg, Va, last Monday.
Miss Clary made many friends here,
!. and they will expect to see her return
| to Manning this fall.
e The dispensary being closed last
Monday created such, a very large
3 thirst among the men, that NUMBER
IN wives needed stimulerts. 1t IS
SIS ;range that when some men get
hirsty it makes their wives sick, out
Isl 5does.
~ Mr.. S. L. Krasnof has returned home
Nashville where he has been at
tending embalming lectures, and IRON
St. Louis where ne took IN the great
sights of the exposition. Mr.. .Arasnot
saws, the exposition is the entire world
condensed so that the human mind can
take it in.
Married at Sumter last Thursday
afternoon by Rev. J. D. Hugglns OF
:Paxville, Miss Helen Brown and Mr..
Geo. N. Sibert. The bride is a daughter
of DR.. C. c.. Brown, the groom is con-
nected with Sibert's drug store OF that
city and is very popular.
Manning and Jordan crossed bats on
the grounds of the former last Weones-
6av. score Is to in Manning's favor,
came called on fourth inning, rain.
Battery for Manning, Jake Iseman and
Joe Dickson. Jordan. Rawllnson,
Young, Davis and Mcleod.
John H. Earle, candidate for railroad
from drowning last Saturday afternoon
in Black Creek, rear Darlington. he
was seized with cramps, and Mr.. G.. 5.
Mccullough discovered his condition,
plunged in and rescued him from a
watery grave.
Mr.. C. n. Allison oflAsheville, n. c.,
who is general manager for the Greel-
eyville Theatrical Company was IN
town today arranging for the play Of
Ten Nights In A Barroom, to be given
in Institute Hall Wednesday night
July Il. This is a fine moral play and
has met with great success. Benefit
Greelevville Methodist and Baptist
churches.
Mr.. Caleb DuBose while on a hand
car on the railroad OF the u. w. Alder
man Sons Co., last Monday fell off and
was badly bruised, and rendered un-
concious for about three hours. Mr..
James Beard and others came to him
and kindly ministered to his needs.
We are requested by Mr.. DuBose's son
to thank those who attended MS fatner
IN his misfortune.