The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-06-14

Read Rhame's drug store advertise
ment-.
Mr.. H. D. Clark spent last Thursday
in Greenville.
Miss Matte .Appelt IS home from
Chicora College.
MIR. Henry Hardy, of Sumter. spent
Yesterday in Manning.
Mr.. Frank Barron of RHEIMS is visit
ing his relatives in Manning.
Died near New Zion last Thursday.
Mr.. Mac Morris, aged So years.
Misses MAY Bradham and Harrlette
Harvin are home from Winthrop.
Mr.. Z. D. Player has returned home
from a business college in Georgia.
Miss Lplie Harvip, who has been
teaching at Orangeburg, is at home
The man who eats cloves is never
Quite free from the breath OF Suspicion.
It looks like killing to see full,
grown man smoking a cigarette-ano
IL is.
Mrs. Meta Wells of Columbia is in
Manning visiting her aunt Mrs. NJ. NJ.
David.
Mr.. Presley Barron Of the College
of Charleston is here spending ms va
cation.
Mrs Katie Fletcher OF Winston
Salem, n. c., is in Manning visiting
relatives.
Miss Minnie McFaddin has closed
her school at Eastover and is at home
for vacation.
Miss Corinne DuRant OF Rome is in
Manning on visit to her brother Hon.
.Jno. S. Wilson.
Miss Gertrude Bradham and Lucie
johnson are home from the GreenVllle
Female College.
Died Tuesday of last week, near
Sardinia, Mary NJ, slS-months-olo
daughter of Mr.. q. F. McFaddln.
Died at her home, near New Zion,
last Tuesday, Mrs: Emma GIBBONS,
wife Of Mr.. J. P. Gibbons, aged aoou1
30 wears.
Colonel E. L. Wilkins and Colonel
D. J. Bradham left last Monday to at
tend the Confederate Reunion at LOUIS
vile, Ky.
Mrs. J. n. Robson, visiting her par
ents ltere, was called to her home at
Buffalo, S. c., by the illness OF her
husband.
The following are home from Glenn
son College: Herman Hugglns, julius
Clark. Jake Iseman, Linwood Walker.
Wilson Brown and Alphonso Rlgby.
We are informed that an effort will
be made at. Summerton IN the near
future to change the charter OF that
town so that a dispensary NAV be locat-
ed there.
The first cotton bloom of this season
reached US yesterday from the farm OF
Mr.. L. S. Barwick OF PaNyllte. >We
showed the blossom to several, and one
man said that was nothing, ne nao
plenty OF them last year.
Married at Pinewood last Wednesday,
by the Rev. L. L. Bedenbaugh,
in the Methodist church, Mr..
Il. G. .Brailsford and Miss Carrle
DesChamps, daughter OF the late
Hon. L. e. DesChamps.
Died last Sunday night, near Paxvllle,
Mrs. Hattie Broadway, wife Of Mr.. T..
B. Broadway, aged 10 years. The de-
ceased was daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson Brown, of Paxville, and sister
of Mr.. E. B. Brown. of Manning.
A conhagration started last Monday
afternoon at the D. W. Alderman Sons
Co., mills at Alcolu, and for while
things threatened to be serious. but the
we'll equipped fire service did its Work
so well, that only one house, the "dust
house" was destroyed.
AS will be noticed elsewhere, Capt.
R.B. Richardson has a call for the
members of Company c to assemble
on the 23rd of June. It will be well for
GUS ulSuOVlS w ANSSSHA> W
and save themselves and their former
Captain considerable trouble.
The railroad committee appointed
at recent meeting of citizens is made
up of men who have a personal as well
as patriotic interest in this town, and
the people may feel assured that every
thing possible will be done by that
committee to accomplish the desired
results.
The young ladies OF the town will
have an ice cream festival upon the
court house green next Tuesday after
noon. The proceeds go to the benefit
OF the Hannah Levi Memorial Library.
This is something al are interested in,
and should be patronized liberally: Let
everybody encourage the noble efforts
of these girls to help along good
cause
A store belonging to Fielder & Son,
colored, about four miles north OF Jor-