The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-10-18

Next week is Fair week in Columbia
Mr.. S. r. vennins spent Sunday IN
Sumter.
Everything is lively in Summerton
this week.
Rev. r. \. Sublett of Summerton
was in town Yesterday.
Died last Friday an infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. ). w. Walker.
The Manning Social Club will give
dance tomorrow night at Institute
Hall.
Hon. Jerome P. Chase, of Florence,
is in Manning visiting MIR. J. w. NC
Leod.
DR.. W. B. Afford, prominent den
tist of Sumter, died yesterday at brig
ham, S. c.
Captain W. C. Davis left last night
for Rocky Mount, n. c.. on profes-
sional business.
Bishop Capers will hold services at
ST. Marks church next Friday morning
at ll:30 O'Clock.
MIR. Marion Bradham had one OF I'm
gers broken last Monday, in a job press
in The Farmer Office.
A party from here will go to Char
lesion tomorrow to attend DlNon'S
play. ::The Clansman."
a large crowd OF Meaningless and
Summertonian's attended the CLANS
man" in Sumter last night.
Capt. Joe Bates and wife of Eastover
spent a few days of last week in Man
ming visiting their relatives.
Died last Thursday, near Sardinia,
James McFaddin Wheeler, five year
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry j.
Wheeler.
There will be an ice cream and oys-
ter festival at Home Branch church
next Friday night, for the beneht OF
the Sunday School.
Died at Clinton, on last Thursday:
Rev. W. A. Pitts, OF the South Caro-
lima Conference, a son-in-law OF hon.
c. N. Davis, of Summertou.
The friends and relatives of Mrs. j..
S. Lowder, now in Columbia, and who
has been very i'll, will be pleased to
learn that she is convaleScent.
Mr.. J. W. Rigby of the firm OF Coifey
& Rigby left today for St. Louis to pur-
chase horses and mules for this market.
Mr.. S. A. Rigby accompanies his son on
the trip.
Miss Louise Brunson, daughter OF
Mr.. Joel E.. Brunson, was run over oy
a hack in Sumter yesterday on Main
street, but fortunately she was not
seriously hurt.
Married last Wednesday by Rev.
James Mcdowell of Sumter, at the
home of the brides father, at Sardinia,
Mr.. Ernest Rose and Miss Vida McFad-
din, daughter OF Mr.. r. l. Mct'ad-
din, Sr.
Died last Saturday at the Mood-Os-
teen Intrmsry in Sumter. 3. B. KING
of Rlmini aged about 50 years. The
deceased was a merchant at Riminl for
number OF years, and contracted
henorrhagic fever OF which ne died.
Found dead in Grant Williams field
last Friday near Davis Station, Peter
CLARK, we'll to-do negro. Clark had
been over to Williams house Oh visit
Thursday night, and it is supposed he
was stricken suddenly while on his way
home.
Rev. S. A. Nettles, in last Saturdays
News and Courier has very able pa
per relating to the legislative history
of the dispensary. Mr.. Nettles is a
prohibitionists, and had much to do
with the legislation which finally re-
suited in the dispensary. He believes
the institution is doomed.
Died in Summerton last Sunday, Mrs.
II. r. Avant, wife Of Mr.. E. T. Avant.
The deceased formerly lived in Man
ming, where she enjoyed the love and
esteem of many friends. For number
of years her health has not been robust.
but her recent illness was of so short
duration, that the news of her death
came as a severe Shock to her friends.
4 big steal was discovered yesterday
in the State treasurer's Office in Colum-
bia. A warrant has been issued for
Daniel Zimmerman, former clerk
The discovery was made in looking up
some State bonds, and it was found
that several thousand dollars worth
had been stolen. This shortage it is
alleged has existed undiscovered for
several years. Zimmerman cannot be
found. The peculations are variously
estimated from $4,000 to oyer $40, 900.
4 thorough examination may show up
considerably more.
Captain W. C. Davis, about midday
Yesterday brought US a very lengthy
typewriter article in reply to an edi-
torial of last week relating to the case
Of Fielder VS. the Northwestern rail
road, also to the Interview had with
Captain Thomas Wilson relating to his
railroad coming to Naming. This
article reached US too late for publica-
ton in this weeks issue, but it will ap-
pear in the next, and this connection
we will state that hereafter when there
appears anything in this paper which
person desires to make reply to. they
should not wait until the eve of going
10 press to bring in their matter, but
should send or bring it in as soon after
the paper is published as possible.
Those who will reply to articles in The
TINES need not be afraid by putting
their matter in early we will take un-
a,,a adrantaoe of them in any answer