The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-09-13

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Miss Taylor OF Columbia is visiting
the Misses Rabb.
Mr.. Tom Nirnmer is spending this
week in Charleston.
Miss Dimple Allsbrook OF Columbia
is visiting in Manning.
Work in the Masters degree tonight
at St. Peters. Turn out.
Attend the cotton association meet
inc in the court house next Monday.
Miss Edythe Ware OF Charleston is
visiting the family of Mr.. a. h. Bree-
din.
Mr.. Jno. W. Lesesne, cashier OF the
Bank of Summerton. spent TO-DAY IN
town.
Mr.. J. D. Gerald is in the Northern
markets buying his fall and winter
stock.
Hon. C. NJ. Davis is at the North
buving goods for the Summerton Mer-
camille Co.
Miss Myra Mower of Newberry is in
Manning visiting her school mate MISS
Pet Wilson.
Miss Bertha Briggs OF Darlington is
visiting her uncle Mr.. W. T. Lesesne
near Manning.
Mrs. Hennie Knight, wife OF Editor
A. W. knight of the Bamberg Eeralo
is visiting her mother Mrs. S. }. Legg.
Miss Fannie Lewenthal, OF George
Town. spent Yesterday in Manning, VS.
iting her cousin, Miss Nettie Weln-
berg.
Died in Sumter yesterday, Bennle
Carpenter, son of the late w. 4. Car,
penter. aged about 30years. The funeral
took place at Oak Grove church today.
Schools opens here next Monday.
Bows and girls you have had lots OF 1un
this vacation now get busy and heip
the teachers excel the schools past
record.
Married by Rev. J. O. Cough last
Thursday evening, at home, Mr.. w; +.
Hawkins, and Miss Lizzie Altman. Inc
witnesses to the marriage were Mr..
Hawkins relatives
A shooting fracus took place last
Monday night beyond the Harvin KNIT
TING mill. in which Ned Blackwell shot
Boston Gamble, both colored. The shot
man was not dangerously wounded.
Yesterday morning we received a
telegram inquirlng about the truth OF
3 report in Sumter that lynchlng had
taken place near Manning. We wired
back there was no truth in such re-
port.
The Manning Social Club gave a
very fine dance last evening, at which
number of visiting ladies and gentle.
men were present. The music was
furnished by the Thomas Orchestra, OF
Columbia.
Married Yesterday at the residence OF
the brides parents in. Kingstree, Prof:
G. T. Pugh. former superintendent OF
the Manning graded schools, and Miss
Lila Wayne Epps, daughter OF Mr.. anc
Mrs. James Epps.
Died in Manning last Monday Mrs.
Sallie Tobias, wife of Mr.. W. L. 10;
bias, aged about So years. The funeral
took place yesterday in the Manning
cemetery. Rev. a. n. Brunson con
Quoted the service.
A tenant house occupied oy Frank
Scott, on the plantation OF Mrs. =. b
Sauls. was destroyed together with Its
contents by fire last SATURDAY. morning
All that was saved was three quits
one cup and one chair.
\ colored boy BY the name of Samuel:
from the Fork section died suddenly
near Mr.. +. F. Bradham, about three
miles northwest of Manning, last Mon
day night. The boy had been picking
cotton all day apparently we'll.
The trustees of the Moses Levi Me
mortal Institute have elected to sue
ceed Miss Brunson. released, Mis-:
Annie r. Cunningham of Farmville
Va. Miss Cunningham is a graduate
of the Virginia State Normal school
and she has very excellent testimonial:
as to character and ability.
Died last Saturday morning at hl
home near Manning. MIR. Joseph "
Stukes, aged about 73 years. The fun
eral. attended by large corcourse
friends, took place at old Gethsement
church yard on Sunday. Rev. A
\. Brunson conducted the funera
service. The deceased was a con
iaderate soldier, one OF the OF
Sprott Guards, which was afterward
Known as Co. I. 23., regiment. He Lex
simple pious life, and was highly es
eemed by his neighbors.
In the recent examination for tn
Winthrop scholarships. dissatisfactio
has arisen, and the matter has been re
ported to the President of Winthro
college, with the request that a ne'
examination be held. The complain
comes from Mr.. T. J. Tisdale who's
daughter, a very bright young lad
and hard student, spent the past ye--
st Winthrop where she stood well, an
al the local examination her mark
turned out far below those made at th
college. Mr.. Tisdale claims that tn
county board did not attend The exam
.:a.;ar n,ad that when all the cir]