The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-11-01

Mr.. Ben H. Harviu spent yesterday
10 town.
Manning sold more tobacco this sea
son than ever before.
Miss Mayme Harvin has returned
from visit TO Hamer.
Col. w. F. Early Of Darlington spent
Yesterday in Manning.
Mr.. C. X. Rabb has returned from
business trip to WinDsooro.
We want our correspondents TO get
busy now and send us news.
Quite party from Manning went 10
the Baptist Union at New Zion SUNDAY
on the Alcolu excursion train.
Died in Manning last Wednesday
nioht, Sallie, the - months old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs A. J. White, Jr.
Mr.. Leland Moore, OF the Leland
Moore Paint and Oil Company OF
Charleston, spent last Friday in Man
ming.
The Town Council made a good start
towards cleaning up the streets, put the
mule and scavenger cart are still taxing
the rest cure.
A telephone message reached here
about 8 o'clock, p. m. that Mr.: sam
Robert Epps committed suicide IN
Salem today.
Those that attended the State fair
from hereabonts came back full, OF
praises for the management OF the
great institution.
When YOU see merchant in the blues
because business is dull tackle him with
roll OF bills and he will surrender to
you in short order.
\ telegram reached here yesterday
calling Mrs, H. w. Minis to the dying
bedside of her mother, Mrs. Is. r.
Thompson. at Elloree.
The protracted meeting at the Meth
odist church is attracting large congre-
cations. Rev. J. G. Beckwith OF Flor
ence is assisting the pastor.
The Clark warehouse is rapidly filing
10 with cotton that is being stored 1or
higher prices. There cugnt 10 De i
warehouse at every shipping point.
The supreme court gave out last
Monday denial for a rehearlng IN the
caee of the State against Geo. w. Mur-
raw, and this means that Murray must
serve his sentence.
The bird hunters are now at liberty
to shoot the feathery tribe, ana the
first one that brings a string Oh pat,
ridges to.the editor shall be proclaimed
ly-good-fellow." Now get busy.
Mr.. James N. Windham has accepted
the agency of the Hartford Lille lnsur-
ance Company, one OF the best IN the
United States, and one OF the lew lnsur-
ance companies not connected Win
scandals.
Died in Sumter last Sunday, Mr.. E.
A. Lowry, aged 46 years. The deceas,
ed at one time lived in Manning, ana
edited the Clarendon Enterprise. be
was man of quiet, modest. manners,
and. well thought OF.
Hon. Joseph F. Rhame and Captain
W. c.. Davis were in attendance upon
the court in Sumter last Monday 10
argue motions for new trials in the
cases against the Northwestern Rail
road.
Those interested in the study OF hog
ology will be pleased to learn that Mr..
w. r. P. Sprott proprietor OF the For
eston Jersey stock farm, won three
prizes for his ''Duroc-Jersey' pigs at
the State fair.
Died at her home near Pinewood on
the 18th, inst. Mrs. Pauline Broadway
wife of Mr.. Ben P. Broadway, aged
about 45 wears. The deceased was a
most estimabIe woman and beloved oy
all who knew her.
The friends of Mr.. r. E. Smiley, OF
New Zion, will regret to learn that ne
is very iii with typhoid fever. Miss
Barrineer, trained nurse. is assisting
DR.. Mood in attending him. We hope
he will soon recover.
Henry Tindal, once prominent
negro, but who could not stand tempta-
ton. and was sent to United States
penitentiary, this morning committed
a rape upon a eleven year-old girl, al
Paxville, and skipped.
There is to be double marriage this
evening near Jordan. MesSrs. William
Holladay and Smith Holiaday, twc
brothers, are to marry two sisters
DAUGHTERS of Mr.. I. n. Tobias. Rev
S. D. Bailey will tie the knot.
George W. Murray, the convicted
ex-congressman from Sumter, has made
disposition OF his vast property inter
ests, so that in event that he must &C
to prison or serve on the chalngang
his business affairs will continue run
ming.
Died in Charleston yesterday morn
ing, Mrs. Agnes Thomas, wife OF Mt
Stephen Thomas. Jr. The deceased
was sister-in-law of Mrs. W. S. aar
vim of this town. Mr.. and Mrs. w. S
Harvin are in Charleston to attend the
funeral.
In directing attention to the adver
tisement Of S. L. Krasnof, we will sa,
that this concern is the mecca now fo,
housekeepers. krasnof certainly ha:
q most complete and up-to-date essab
lishment, and his prices are as low a.
any market in the State. You VII
miss it if you dc not inspect Krasnoff'
stock.
We are informed that the Carniva
Company is coming, and since they vii
come against the protest OF many cltl
zens, and are forbidden the use OF TIT
court house square, would 1t not be
good idea to scatter the attractions o.
pitching tent in each Councilman
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