The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-08-23

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for Glenn's.
CAPT. D. }. Bradnam and family have
returned home.
NrLC. Ingram OF Dillon visited
Manning this week.
Mr.. 7. H. Harvin of Silver spent las
Sunday in Manning.
Mrs anna NJ. Davis has returned
from Hendersonville.
Mr.. LcGrand Harvin OF Hauer vls-
tied Manning this week.
Mr.. W. H. Creecy spent several DAYS
last week in Charleston.
A1essrs Lucius and Percy Harvln
have returned from Glenn Springs.
Mr. w. G. King and family are back
from from G]enu's and Lake IoNa"ay.
Nessrs Sam Hogan and Mood Con
nor of Greeleyvllle spent yesterday 10
town.
Major and Mrs. abe Levi returned
home last night from an eNeeAoeo 'ool
OF the great West.
Cant w. C. Davis and wife are now
at home after trip to the mountains
of North Carolina and Hot springs:
Ark.
The kids OF Greeleyville and Man,
ming PLAYED bail yesterday on tne local
diamond. Score in favor OF Manning
Il to 5.
Mr. w q. Jenkinson and his daugh-
>er Martha. left last Sunday night 1or
rhe North. They will visit Niagara
Falls and Canada.
Hon + H. Lesesne has returned
home from North Carolina wnere ne
Went on business, and Glenn Springs
where he got rid OF 1t.
Died near Brewington last Thursday,
William J. Kelley, aged about ~ years.
The burial took place at Home branch
church Saturday morning.
Miss Lucille Iseman after ! visit to
relatives in Virginia returned nome
last Monday evening, accompanied o!
her brother DR.. Everett lseman OF
Washington, D. Z.
We direct attention to the new ad.
of the Strauss Rogan Co, ct summer.
TON. Mr.. T. G.. Rogan Is the manager OF
this company, and he has merlted the
reputation of being hustler.
It will wash and not rub OF
This complexion all envy me:
It's no secret so I'll tell
Take thou Rocky Mountain lea.
Sold by DR.. W. E. Brown q 90.
suneryisor Owens On yesterday sold
10 Supervisor johnson OF Georgetown
county 5 mules for 5000, and one wagon
for SIS. The money from this sale Will
90 into the county's general funo.
Summerton caught the first bale OF
this wears Clarendon cotton last Fri
dav. It was raised by A. J. Geddlngs
and bought by c. N. Davis for the
Summerton Mercantile Co. for l. cents
per pound.
The cotton crop of Clarendon will not
be over IS per cent of last year: The
WELD is short, and besides there Is some
Kind of insect destroying the bolls. We
presume the same conditions exists all
over the State.
Married by Rev. J. C. Ioungue OF
Summerton Tuesday evening 18th inst,
at the home of the brides mother near
Davis. Mr.. Wander Stukes and Miss
Plac,da Shorter. The couple broke
out with measles the night OF their
marriage.
Dear Gus:-I have solved the moth
er-in-law problem; just give her regur'
larly HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea:
it will make her healthy. happy and
docile as lamb. 25c, Tea or Tablets
at DR.. w. E. Brown & Co.
Mr.. C. W. Pickering left Manning
last Saturday for Salleys. IN Aiken
conntv, where he will engage in the
mercantile business. His wife will re-
main here until September lst. Mr..
Pickering was a most efficient clerk in
the local postofice and his employer re-
lucrantly parted with him.
Manning has at last been struck by
the bowling alley craze. but it may
serve great purpose. If 1t succeeds
in drawing out the cankered sweat
from those who doubt the propriety OF
engaging in servicable and profitable
labor, it will do that which favorable
opportunity has fallen down upon.
If YOU are troubled with dizzy spells,
headache, indigestion, constipation,
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea will
make you well and keep you well. Il
itfails get your money back. That's
fair. 35c at DR.. W. Z. Brown & Co. s.
Died suddenly yesterday morning. at
her home in Foreston, Mrs. Mary J.
Land, widow OF the late Maj. C. S. Land,
aged about 20 years. Mrs. Land attended
preaching yesterday morning, and
while in church became i'll. She was
taken home, and expired in short
while. The funeral took place in
Foreston today.
Died after an illness OF but a few
hours last Thursday at the Jervey
House in Sumter, Gussie Cole, an
adopted son Of Mr.. and Mrs ". II. Cole
OF St. Matthews. The funeral took
place in Manning Friday afternoon
The services were conducted by Rev
J. NJ. Holladay in the Methodist
church. This little bov mad eater
some grapes Thursday morning anC
went to Sumter Shortly after arriv,
ing there he became i'll. Everything
possible was done, but to 10 avail. Hi:
adopted parents were very much de-