The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-08-03

Mr.. 5. Il. Bradham is at Glenr
Springs.
Mrs. H. D. Plowden continues to be
desperately i'll.
Mr.. W. D. Colcloush OF Sumter spent
last Friday in Manning
Mr.. Murrrett Mouzon returned Mon
day from Glenn Springs.
Mr.. Herman Bradhar returned yes
rerday from Glenn Springs.
Mr.. Bancroft Lesesne Of St. Paul
has returned from Glenn Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Briggs OF Oar.
}ineton are here visiting relatives.
Mrs. J. C. Slaughter has returned
home after visit to her parents al
Mullins.
Misses Annabelle and Ella May Coney
of St. Georges are visiting at MI. Y. f''
Harvin's.
Mr.. Grant of Goldsboro, N. c. is N
Manning visiting his daughter MIS-. u
E. Wilkins.
Mrs. A. F. Pauling of St. Matthews
is ct the bedside of her friend Mrs u.
D. Plowden.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Rigby and Nrs.
r NJ. Bagnal left last Thursday 1or
Harris Lithia Springs.
Mr. w. Roger Mcintosh is back at
his old position, keeping BOOKS for
the PEOPLES warehouse.
Mr.. Theodore Richbourg, a former
C,erendon man, now of Elliott's spent
last Saturday in Manning.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. James OF Brog-
don spent last Monday in Manning VS.
itinc their son Mr.. G.. 81. James.
Rev. w. B. Baker of Bennettsyille
spent last Thursday in Manning and ne
was much impressed with cur town.
The Black River Union held
its session 10 the Manning Bap-
tist church last Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. W. 81. Mcclure who was one OF
the favorite tobacco buyers on TINS
market two seasons ago IS back again
We reoret that we are unable TO pub
lish q communication from Hon. geo.
r. Jones this week, but it will appear
next week.
The Improvements on the Rigoy
store is but an indication OF what Will
be done when Mr.. J. H. Rlgby returns
from market.
An army OF candidates pulled out
YESTERDAY for the political Mecca:
Salem. The generous inhabitants OF
that section are to be pltled
Mr.. J. W. Mcleod bought the Till
stock of goods, and will continue tne
business on. Mr.. Till is with him and
will be glad to see his friends.
The friends OF Mr.. J. E. Scott were
clad to note his improved condltlon 10
health, and were delighted to again
greet him on the street.
We are glad to note that Mr.. Doug
las Richardson has sufficiently recov'
cred from his recent illness to be able
to return to his work in Columbia.
Col. J. C. Darlington former editor 0;
+ha cna rtanhuro Herald, spent several
days of last week in Manning securing
subscribers to the confederate rolls.
Mr.. Harry L. Benbow, Jr.. OF Mil
leeeville. Ca, with his family are visit
inc relatives at Summerton. Mr.. Ben
bow spent last Saturday in Manning.
Capt's J. A. James OF Summerton
Frank James of Denmark and DIR. Wll
lie James of Cheraw were here las
Monday to see their sister Mrs. Il. u
Plowden who is very Ill.
Mr.. J. w. Mcleod will soon beglr
the erection of handsome brick store
on his lot next to the express Office
The store we understand is to be occu
pied by Mr.. Tom Nimmer.
Lost. strayed or stolen, one Of Man
nine's Young wi6owers. whose appear
ance on our streets has been missed fo
several days, and no one seems to know
ANYTHING of his Whereabouts.
The town council has elected MIR
a. c.. Harvin street commissioner. Mr.
Harvin has had great deal OF eX
perience in managing labor and we re
card the selection wise one
Mr.. F. L. Wilkins has returned iron
trim to Indiana. Illinois and the St
Tonis Exposition. We are told he doe
not think the Democrats have a show
inc to carry either Indiana or ILLINOIS
4 new rural free delivery route wen
into effect last Monday from Silver
which does away with the Pamela ant
Felder postofices. Mail for either o
nose points should now be addressed II
Silver, r. +. d.
Rev. J. N. Holiday and family LET
Yesterday for stay on Sullivan,s Is
land. While down there, Mr.. Holla
viii preach for DR.. Sprunt in the FRS
PRESBYTERIAN church in Charleston
Who * TO take his summer vacation.
We are requested by Joe Brunson,
colored man, to state that he lost ret
covered memorandum book which i
valuable to him only, and he will b.
very grateful If the finder will eithe
leave it at this Office or give 1t to him
There was due bill in the book.