The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-01-04
Don't forget to write 1905.

ed Yesterday IRON Aulllns.
Every citizen should be at the cltl-
zens' meeting Monday night.
Miss Lulye Haryin returned MondaE
to her school at OrangeourS.
There has been some shifting around
Of clerks in the various stores.
Miss Virginia Galluchat returned
YESTERDAY from visit to Pinewooo.
Mrs. Glenn Wells of Columbia is VS.
itipg in Manning, her former nome.
DR. W, NJ. Brockington's inhrmary.
has been re-opened with full corps OF
nurses.
ST. Peters lodge OF Masons will sit
down to banquet to night at the Cen
tral Hotel.
The newly elected county officers
took charge of their respective ohces
last Monday.
Miss Margie Appelt has returned
home from very pleasant vlslV 10
friends at Mullins.
Misses Noneta Osteen and Nina Dove
Sumter, attended the Christmas mop
last Monday evening.
The school kiddlings returned to
their respective colleges yesterday.
They did not want to go either
Miss Olivia Ingram returned home
from Laurens last Thursday, after
very satisfactory millinery season.
There will be preaching at Fellow
ship church next Sunday O'CLOCK Oy
Rev. NJ. A. Connors. Public cordially
invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Thomas, OF
Charleston, spent New Years IN Man
ming with their daughter, Mrs. Wy.
Scott Harvin.
Mrs. D. \. Autry and. Mrs. 3: j..
PEBBLES, of Georgia, ate IN Mannlns
with their sister. Ms. ). 5. flo"oen:
who is very Ill.
Married at Orangeburg last Wed
nesdav Mr.. Frank NlcElveeu, formerly
of this county, and Miss Bertie Hughes
OF Orangeburg.
We owe our thanks to Mr.. 1. }.
Stukes for a 81 pound turnlp. Inc
LARGEST we have seen this season, out
itneeds pork ham.to ''bile" with IL.
Died at Spring Bank last Saturday:
Mr.. Erwin Smith aged about 30 years.
The deceased was an old Confederate
soldier, and a highly respected cltlZen.
We expected to publish the names OF
those appointed by Chairman Hodge TO
organize the townships into farmers
clubs. but they have not as yet been
furnished US.
The reports from Mr.. J. H. Timmons
who is at the University hospital at
Baltimore is not very encouraging. ana
II is feared the doctors viii not be able
to accomplish good results.
An agreeable movement of the DOW
els without anv unpleasant effect IS
produced by Chnmberla:n's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. For sale by The H..
B. .Loryea Drug Store, Isaac NJ. Lcryea'
Prop.
Manning had the largest crowd last
Monday we have seen here for years.
Farmers convention, and the celebra-
ton of emancipation day brought out s.
full complement of both races. 1t was
a big orderly crowd.
A gentleman was in town last Satur-
0av, looking for a site at the railroad,
with view TO organizing company
TO establish a wholesale grocery com
nanv. Those owning the available
PROPERTY put up freeze-out price.
Married last Thursday afternoon, at
the home of brides parent in Manning,
by Rev. J. N. Holiday, Mr.. Charles
r. Earvin. Jr., and Miss Susan-B. NC
Culloueh. The bride and groom took
the evening train for Charleston, with
the well wishes of host of friends.
Mrs. w. N. Turner left for Union
lest Friday where she will soon be join
ed bv her husband, and will make 1t
their future home. Manning reluct-
antlv give up this family for they have
many friends here. We wish them IN
their new home happy ard prosper
Gus life.
We are requested by Rev. T. G. Had
den to say that the colored churches OF
Clarendon county of every denomina-
tion are invited to Manning the 3rd.
FRIDAY in January to hear DR.. J. +.
Shepard lecture on the Sunday school
work Sessions will be held IL q. IN.
3p m. and s p. m.
All citizens OF the town OF Manning
should attend the meeting at the court
house next Monday night at i:3O O'CLOCK
TO hear the report Of the committee ap,
pointed to investigate the waterworks
proposition. This meeting should be
we'll attended as it is very important tc
every property owner in the town.
The town of Eorescon was taken by
storm last Wednesday night by crowd
OF Girls and boys from Manning, who
We're the guests of Miss Cora Sprott.
The party was about twenty strong and
the came away from the little town the
haupiest mortals we have seen during
the holidays. Everyone OF them report
the party at Miss Sprott's home ''great"
and . big. huge, immense time. These
youno folks were made up largely OF
school GIRLS and boys at home from col
leoes. and the attention given them by
the SprotJ family and other people II
The hospitable town was highly appre-
onInra1