The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-04-27


about the making, our Mrs. Weober: IN
charge of our dress making depart
mert, is turning out some OF the oest
work ever seen in Manning.
W. E. JENKINSON.
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Judge C H Simonton died in Phila-
delphia last Monday
Mrs, c. F. Williams of Columbia is in
Manning on visit to her parents.
Died last Monday near PaSvllle MISS
Lizzie Jennings aged ABOUT = years
Our printing force was cut down this
week bv the sickness of Martin TOBIAS.
The clerk of court is distributing the
pension money for the Clarendon pen
sioners
Mrs. r. NJ. Foster of Marion, Ala, is
in Manning visiting her sister Mrs. r.
n. Wilson.
Found-A kew on horse shoe ring,
the owner can have it by calling atthls
Office.
Mr. Edward Hirsch OF the Kingstree
Bar was in town yesterday on profes-
sional business.
Miss Marie Hodge who has been
teaching school at Suttors, returned
home on the 18th.
Married Yesterday by Rev D Hug
- Dox-r;lla Mr. Ron Rr9G Gham and
Miss Ethel Howle.
Hon. J. E. Burke of the Charleston
Bar was in Manning last Friday on
professional business.
Mrs Daniel Carraway OF the Home
Branch community died yesterday
morning at ! O'Clock.
Mr.. Eugene Smith OF Bishopville
spent Yesterday in Manning with his
sister Mrs J G Slaughter.
Died at his home near PaNville Mr..
J. D. Beatsou aged about 81 years. The
deceased was a confederate veteran.
Mr. Joseph Hirschmann Of New York
spent last Saturday in Manning on a
visit to~his brother Mr. D Hirschmann.
Mr.. Ernest NJ. Fuller of Harvard col
lege spent several days in Manning on
a visit to his wife, the sister of Mrs.
Thomas Nlmmer.
Some alarmist rang false alarm last
Saturday, and made the brethren
throw fit, only to find it was manu-
factured dream.
Rev. J. NJ. Holiday, pastor OF the
PRESBYTERIAN church, will preach in
the Methodist church at Harvin'S next
Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
The A C L will sell round trip tickets
from Manning OF May l6, II and Is
good to return May q for Sl.00, on ac-
count of the Old Soldiers Reuninn in
Charleston.
MrCJ Lesesne and his sister Miss
MAY, left this morning for Ninety Six
to attend the marriage Of their brother
W Lesesne who today weds Miss
Julia Anderson.
Among our candidates cards this
week appears that of E B Gamble. who
has been deputy sheriff under several
sheriffs, and who came within a few
votes of election four years ago.
Mr. B P Broadway, member of the
Board of Commissioners was in Paxville
Strengthening road lines. It seems to
be the purpose of the county authori-
ties to have all telephone polls moved
off the highways.
Died last Wednesday at his home at
Sardinia Mr.. A. T. Buddin aged about
36 years. The deceased was progress
sive citizen and man of sterling quail
tiles He was member OF the board
OF county commissioners, and will be
sadly missed in the county.
Clarendon has always given her
share of useful and prominent men to
the State and county, it is with pleas
ure we note the promise Of the rising
generation. Two of her sons have re-
Gently distinguished themselves in the
professional line. DR.. Lionel c. Stukes
graduating with honor with degree of
M. D. and Frank NJ. Harvin with honor
with degree OF Phi G. Summerton is
doing her best to get both OF these fine
Young men. DR.. Stukes recently visit
ed Summerton and everybody gave him
q very warm invitation to locate there.
Mr.. Harvin has already accepted g
position with Capers & Co.
The closing exercises of the Manning
Graded School will take place May %
and 80. The program has been ar
ranged definitely and is as follows: The
annual sermon will be preached by Rev.
Charles B. Smith, one of the foremost
ministers of the State and the present
pastor of Trinity NJ. E. church. Char
lesion. The annual literary orator this
year is to be Hon. Walter Hazard OF
Georgetown. He is known as an eN-
ce.tionally interesting speaker. being
deep. logical, fluent, brilliant and is
Georgetown's eX-State Senator. The
commencement program is strong
one and will be of unusual interest.
Burglars have been at work at Pine
wood. On last Wednesday night the
store of r. F. Epperson was burglar
lied and about 5000 worth of goods
stolen. So far there is no clue to the
to the robbers. \ part OF the goods
we're found hidden near the store. 1t
It is supposed that the thieves were un-
able to Get away with all they stole and
what they could not carry Off they hid
for future time. Mr.. Epperson has
offered reward OF s25 for the appre-
hensicn of the guilty parties, and un-
less they keep their tracks we'll secret.
ed. we think it will not be long before
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