The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-13
Mr.. L. D. Player will be GLAD TO serve
his friends at J. W. Mcleod $.

MIR. D. Player will be GLAD TO serve
his friends at J. ". Mcleod $.
Mr.. George Odiorne has accepted q
position in the store OF d. HlrSch'nan"'
Mr.. J. II. Loryea. OF St. Matthew $.
i in Manning visiting his father, : family
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Broughton. OF
Pinewood, spent yesterday in Manning.
Rev. J. NJ. Holladay preached for the
Sumter congregation OF PreSbyterlanS
last Sunday.
Mr.. S. Rogau and DR.. D. O. Rhame,
of S},mmerton. have been drawn upon
the United States grand jury
Mrs. Joseph F. Rhame and Mrs y.
G. Davis left last evening for tuStlce'
Florida. to spend the winter.
The teachers of the county will please
remember the meeting at the institute
hall on Saturday. December 10TH
DR.. W. H. McPheeters OF the PleSby,
teyian Theological Seminary preacheG
in Manning last Sunday morning ana
evening.
Mr., \. O. Antley, formerly book
keeker for Mr.. 3. \. Johnson, has ac-
cented q position with The r. =. Lor-
yea Drug Store.
We have lust received very inter-
esripo letter from Hon. J. &. Lesesne,
who IS now in Enid, Oklahoma. IL VIII
appear in our next issue.
There will be preaching al Salem
Rantist church near New Zion next
Supdav at II a. m. and 80 p. m. by the
uastor Rev. T. L. K. Tune.
BE sure and see Rigby's Santa Claus
window, it is one OF the prettlest DIS
nlays ever seen in this town Mr.
smith is an artist in this line. and Ger
tainly deserves credit for such gooo
taste.
The merchants here are now display
ing Christmas goods There Is much
rivalry between Rigby and JenklnSon.
both claiming TO be headquarters for
santa Claus. and both have right 70
the claim.
The entertainment at McFaddln schooi
house in Sandy Grove which was 10
have taken place on the 9th was deferred
on account of the inclement weather
and Will take place on Friday evening,
the 18th instant. Miss RUDY P!att, the
principal, promises on this occasion an
evening of pleasure.
The Lonefellow Literary Society will
present play, The Snow-Cap sisters
IN the Institute hall on the IhorSoaE
evening. December =, at So.clock. y
small admission Will charged. Inc pro
ceeds will go toward paying Oil oeoI
on some books that were bought Jor
the Library about q year ago. Inc
public is cordially invited to be present
Married at Ocala, Fla, on the Sta.
instant. Mr.. Perry krasnotf. formerly y
of Manning, and Miss Eliza Hilb. OF
Ocala The groom has become pros
perous merchant in the city OF Ocala.
and his friends here congratulate MN
upon his success in life, and wish Tor
him and his many long and happy days.
The Atlantic Coast Line has at last
Given US a double daily passenger ser
Vice from Creston to Lanes, beginning
last Monday. People from all points
along this line can now go to Charles
Ton every morning and return the same
dav. This should be Of great service
10 the people of Salem. in coming to
Manning. it will do away with 4 long
and tedious drive over bad roads.
Last Wednesday afternoon Mr.. J.. u.
Plowden. of the Fork, while driving
across Black River causewav was over
taken bv an automobile from Sumter.
His horse became frightend. overturn-
ing his buggy and throwing him into
the swamp. Mr.. Sol Ryttenburg: VINO
was in charge of the machine. brought
Mr.. Plowden TO Manning. where he got
medical attention. He was painfully
hurt and is still suffering. The auto
mobile party was very much distressed
about the accident and did everything
they could TO alleviate Nh. Plowden' ;
sutferingS-
On the plantation Of Hon. James t.
Tindal near Fielder Tuesday night OF
last week Willis Richardson was shot
and killed. Magistrate Ragin OF Pine,
wood held the inquest. and the jury
charged the crime TO Enoch Singleton
with Grant WitherSpoon. James Ander'
son and July Nelson accessories before
the fact. Magistrate Ragin, with his
Constable. J. NJ. Lowder. brought tbs
prisoners TO jail yesterday. They alsc
brought and lodged in jail David VII.
lians. who is charged with burglary nnc
larceny. breaking into and stealing from
The cotton house of Mr.. J. J. Broughton
Some miscreants upon mischief bent,
on last Saturday night, entered the
Garden of Mr.. c. c. Thames at Silver:
attached to the post office. pulled W
the cabbage and other vegetables. car
ried them i considerable distance K
where Mr.. Thames lives and put them
down in his piazza. They also went tt
his stables and turned out his horses.
and scattered them over the commun
iry. This is malicious mischief. punl
shable by law. \ few nights before
so we are informed. a burglary OF the
most Office was committed, the entrance
being made through breaking n at q
window, about six dollars beionglns
70 the post Office being stolen. Mr.
Thames should look up his regulation:
AID he will find where he IS required
10 report 10 the post Office Department
depredations upon q post Office, anc
this Department viii see to il the burg,
lar has no smooth eNiStance from no"
on. # the party that entered the pos
os;ca iS canuf1t il means q lone tern!