The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-03-23

There are some interesting articles
on the Supplement page.
The county board of equalization met
in the court house yesterday.
r. L. Bell Is turning out OF his shop
some very pretty lathe work.
Correspondents please get your mat
ter in early so as to insure puollcatlon.
Died last Saturday morning near
Pine Grove Mrs. Rebecca Welch, widow
of the late W. T. Welch.
Miss Camiola Wilder of St. Stephens
spent last Saturday in Manning visit
ing the Mccullough family.
We are shy this week on editorial
matter on account of the celebration OF
our 4-th birthday yesterday.
Nh. A.D. Hutchinson OF Tennessee,
q member OF the firm of Legg Il Hutch
inson is in town for few days.
The military affair at Pamela on the
2nd will be a grand affair. We thank
Col. Brailsford for cordial invitation
to be present.
Keep YOUR eye open for men who will
attempt to vote in our city election VINO
have not lived in the town long enough
to make them qualified.
Hon. S. ". Russell. a member
OF the legislature from Berkeiy mas "a
been spending a few days with MIR. l.
J. Stukes, his brother-in-law.
Mrs. Geo. r. Jones OF Davis Station
left last Friday morning for Aberdeen
n. c., to meet her son Mr.. f. L. Jones,
who is there at the bedside OF SICK
friend.
Complaint comes from Pinewooa that
THE TINES does not get there on Inurs-
day, the fault is with the railroads.
We send The TINES from here on
Wednesday.
Mr.. A. Loryea, accompanied by his
son Mr.. I. NJ. Loryea, and his daughters
Mrs. NJ. J. Barnett and Miss ANNE
Loryea, have gone to Summervltle Tor
a few weeks.
Mrs. Marx A. Webber of Spartanburg
arrived in Manning last Saturday and
is,visitsng her son Mr.. O. E. Weboer::
She is here to- look after the children OF
her deceased son..
DIED at Rome in Williamsburg coun-
ty, last Thursday, Mrs. J. F. CarraWay,
sister Of Mr.. F. n. Wilson o! TINS
place. The funeral took place at Union
church last Sunday.
Let there be mass meeting OF tax
PAYERS in the court house Friday alter
noon to discuss the advisability OF nom
mating municipal ticket. Every tax,
payer turn out. Four O'Clock IS sooo
hour.
Died last Thursday morning in Doug
las township Mr.. W. II. DuBose, IN the
64th year of his age. The deceased
went TO visit his son-in-law the MONDAY
previous, and while there was taken
Ill and carried home.
Married last Monday by the Rev. W.
J. Mccoy "a Concord township, at the
residence of her grandfather Capt r.
c.. McFaddin, MIR. Hugh Witherspoon
and Miss Eva Williams.
The Rogers-Grilley Recitals next
Monday night at Institute Hall, will be
the last attraction given by the lyceum
this. season, and, Judging fron the
press comments, will be one OF the best
ever given here by the lyceum.
Jeff Goodman, a negro who escaped
from constable at Eastover in Nov
ember 1900, was captured by Mr.. E. 5.
Gamble last Monday, and was taken
to Columbia this morning where a
sealed sentence is awaiting him.
A municipal ticket was brought to
this office for publication this morning,
>},4s. as no fee accompanied it we declin-
ed to put It in the paper. The rule oi
this paper is fee of S. for candidates
cards, money to accompany the adver-
tisement.
Dr.. D. O. Rhame the up-to-date drug
oist at Summerton has adopted the
bunch card plan to induce trade. he
has issued a card for FIVE dollars and
when the customer has bought that
amount from him it entities him to
6frv cents worth Of goods in trade.
Millinery openings are the fad OF the
times.
To prepare, takes..energy, taste, and
painting:
STYLES are varied and, whether single
or married,
The strain on the milliner bring;
fainting.
Its indeed gratifying to note wher
anv OF our Manning boys distinguish
themselves away from home. Mr.
Arthur L. Harvin, a son of Mr.. ". S
Harvin is a student at the Baltimore
college OF dental surgery, and is pro