The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-03-09

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W. E. JENKINsON.
Town Election tomorrow,
Miss Lizzie Smoot OF Sumter spent
Sunday. in Manning.
The church that is drawn by mules
cannot draw men.
Read Hirschmann's ad. this week.
He wants to speak to you.
Mr.. Alfred E. D'Ancona of Chicago
is here on a visit to his relatives.
Mr.. Annie Avant of Summerton is IN
Manning on visit to her relatives
Miss Glenn Herriot of Charleston is
in Manning visiting her brother Mr..
j. W. Herriot.
Died in Sumter last Monday Mrs.
Mary Sanders, widow of the late MAJ.
Marion Sanders.
Mr.. Marioa Conyers. a former Ciar-
endon man, now living at Timmonsvllle.
was here yesterday.
Mrs. J. S. Troublefeld and sister OF
Spencer, n. C. are visiting at Mrs. =
L. McElveen's this week.
Died last Saturday near Paxville Miss
Carrie Hodge daughter OF Mr. }. w.
W. Hodge aged % years.
There will be preaching at Fellow
ship church next Sunday at 400 p. m.
Rev. NJ. A. Connors viii preach.
E. y. D'Ancona, Esq, prominent
member of the Chicago Bar was here
last week visiting his sister Mrs. LOUIS
Levi.
The new board oj registration ap-
pointed by Governor Hayward is E. y.
Hodge, ". T. Kelly and G. I.
Worsham.
Turn out tomorrow and vote on the
Question OF surrendering the charter to
come under the general incorporation
laws of the State.
Watch out tor the next issue OF The
TINES. S. I. Till will have in hall
page advertisement and make things
hunmingly interesting.
Mr.. J. D. Gerald has bought from
MIR. C. r. Earvin the lot joining the,
Presbyterian church property, where
he expects to erect nice home.
Dr.. J. M. Fladger returned home yes
ter6ay from Baltimore where he went
for medical treatment. He was accom-
panied by his sister Mrs. Vacant.
Miss Carrie Pam of Chicago paid
Mrs. Louis Levi a visit last week, and
from here she returned to Summervllle
where she is spending the winter.
Died last Monday morning in Man
ming Miss Lou Andrews aged about 50
wears. The funeral took place at An.
drews chapel yesterday, Rev. A. n.
Brunson officiating.
Look out for Mr.. Louis Lewis spring
advertisement next week. He was too
busy opening no his stock to write this
week. but ladies he will have something
to say to you in next issue.
Walter Ryttenberg the 16 year old
son of the late Harry Ryttenberg, died
last Monday in Sumter from the effects
of injuries received from being thrown
from horse q few week ago.
The telephone connection between
here and Sumter has been out OF gear
for several days, caused we are told, on
account of clash between the county
authorities and the telephone company.
Capt. George T. Afford the old rail
road conductor, and later the hotel
man died at his home in Charleston
last Sunday. Captain Afford was we'll
known to the older people OF this Sec
ton.
Take look into the show windows
OF the Mutual Dry Goods Co., and there
YOU will see Turneristic display OF
beautiful dress fabrics and other things
to make women happy and drive men
to drink.
Last Friday Deputies G. S. Marshalls
Aldrich and Webster arrested and car
riea to Charleston a colored school
teacher from Jordon by the name OF L..
F. Aston who is chargedwith opening
a letter Illegally.
Died last Saturday in Georgia. and
har hodv was inferred in Sumter last
Monday. Mrs. S. A. Brunson, who will
be remembered by our readers as the
proprietress OF the Brunson House IN
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