The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-08-17

". E. JENKINsoN co.
Mir. S. Iseman left this morning for
the mountains.
Mr.. S. II. Bradbam is back from
Glenn Springs.
Mr.. Joe L. Wells has come home
from the springs.
Mrs. P. B. Mouzon is visiting rela-
tives in Darlington.
Mrs. w. B. Mccullough is now at
Mineral Springs, Tenn.
Mr.. NJ. F. Heller of Kingstree, spent
Yesterday in Manning.
Leroy Lee, Esq, Of the kingstree
bar is in Manning today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rigby have returned
home from Harris Springs.
Miss Gussie Keels of Sumter IS q
guest at Mr. Joseph Sprott's.
Mr.. Robert Footman OF Greeleyville
spent last Monday in Manning.
Miss Jessie McLean has returned
home from the St. Louis exposition.
Mrs. E. G.. Alsbrook and family OF Co
lumbia are visiting Rev. S. A. Netties
at Branchviile-
Mr.. Charles Trescot Of Charleston,
is visiting his brother, Mr.. W. H. Tres
cot, in Manning.
Miss Carrie Askins, after visiting
friends in Greenville, has returned TO
her work in Manning.
We regret to learn that Mr.. Willie
Clements is very i'll with typhoid fever
at his home near Greeleyvllle.
Mr.. S. W. Barron will go into the
mercantile business at tSt. Charles. The
firm will be S. W. Barron & Co.
One OF the bridges at Black River
swamp is in dangerous condition and
needs the supervisors immediate at
tentlon.
DR.. Lionel Stukes has about recover
ed from his illness, and will soon be
able to get back to his practice at Sum-
merton.
Our readers should cut out the pollti-
cal eatechism in this issue and PROFOUND
the ouesriens to the candidates at every
meeting.
Mr.. W. NJ. Turner. manager ot~ths
Mutual Dry Goods Company, expects to
leave next Monday for the Northern
markets.
Tomorrow is the last day for filing
candidates pledges. The first meeting
takes place at Smiths school house IN
Salem Friday.
Miss Maude Smith, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in and
around Manning, has returned to her
home in Pinewood.
: The Successful applicants for the
Winthrop scholarships were Miss Sadie
Tisdall of Manning, and Miss Sallle
Andersonof Summerton.
The Manning Presbyterian Sunday
school, with their guests from other de-
nominations, had very enjoyable pic
mic at Brewington yesterday.
Those of our subscribers vino are be-
hind with US will confer great favor
ifthey will send US some money. we
candidly confess that we are hard up.
Died at Turbeville last Friday, Mrs.
Ada Green, wife of MIR. w. e. Green,
AGED about 25 years. The funeral took
place at Pine Grove church Saturday.
Died at DR.. Brockinton's Inirmary in
Manning last Saturday, Gary Ward OF
Aleolu. The deceased was a son OF q
widowed mother, and was her main
support.
Our town authorities ought to enforce
strictly the sanitary ordinances Of the
.own, and especially in the store lots,
where some of them are pest beds, and
Gesease breeders.
Died last Thursday at her home. Tur.
beville, Mrs, Sarah Turbevilie, relict o.
the late VIM. J. Turbeville,a age about 80
wears. The funeral took place Friday
at Pine Grove church.
There will be an ice cream festival
at the Oakland Methodist church or
the evening of the 25th inst, under the
auspices of the ladies of that church
The public is invited.
Professor L. W. Dick. now superin.
cendent of public schools at Abbeville
was in Manning yesterday IN the inter
est of the Presbyterian College fol
Women a. Columbia.
The Clemson scholarships for Claren
don are awarded to Herman 4. Hug
oins, son of Mr.. G. Higgins: Juliu:
Clark. a son of Mr.. S. J. Clark, both O.
Manning, and D. J. Holladav. son OF A
D. Holiday of PSnola.
We are requested by the clerk Of the
board of county commissioners to state
that parties who have not done so, car
pay 200 road tax to the county treas
nrer now, or they can give the county
S davs work on the public roads.
Mr.. Abraham Salaueh, whose home
is at Nanous. Brazil, is here on visit
70 his sisters, Mesdames Nimmer ano
Fnller. He came here direct from
Paris. on his way to the St. Louis expo
sition. Mr.. Salaueh is quite linguist
speaking French. Spanish, Greek, Ital
ian and Syrian. In South America he
is merchant and the fact that he ha:
been able to travel extensively is an in