The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-26
Yours truly,

Capt. Thomas Wilson is here attend
ing court.
Miss Matte Applet has returned 70
Chicora College.
Miss Sadie Tisdiale has resumed her
studies at Winthrop.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Bowmon went to
Charleston last Thursday.
Mrs. Abe Levi is at home again from
her summer trip at the north.
Probate Judge Wirdham and MS
wife went to Charleston Monday.
MIR. C. w. Wells of Rocky Mount,
n. c., is visiting his parents here.
HI. stuckey, Esq, OF the Sumter
bar, is attending court here today.
Messrs. ). C. and W. NJ. McElveen
of Lake City is among our visitors.
L. Wilcox. Esq, of the Florence
bar is attending court here today.
Col. W. B. Wilson of Cades is in
in Manning today attending court
Miss Cornelia Plowden left last Mon
dav for Chicora college in Greenvlale.
On account of q rush of advertise
nents several communications are le15
out this week.
Rev. S. A. Nettles, editor OF The
Southern Christian Advocate, IS 10
Manning today.
Mrs. T. L. Wilcox OF Florence is in
Manning visiting her uncIe's 1am1ly,
Mr.. J. W. Mcleod.
There will be preaching at New Har-
mony church on Sunday at Il a. N. by
the pastor. Rev. r. L. Grler.
Mr.. Bancroft Lesesne spent Sunday
in Manning with his brothers. he mas
accepted position in Alcolu.
Died last Wednesday night near Jor,
dan, Mr.. Isaac White, aged about 80
wears. The deceased vas an uncle o.
Mr.. w. r. White of Manning.
Mrs. Joseph Sprott, OF Manning,
enjoys the distinguished honor OF nav
inc been chosen Vice-President OF the
W. C. T. e. of this State.
Found on Friday, 2lst inst, by Mr..
Il. D. Gibbons of New Zion on the
streets of Manning, W. O. W. pin.
Owner can secure same by calling at
this Office.
Thomas T. Hodge, formerly OF Man
ming, left Lynchburg Monday 1or S1r-
mingham, Ala, on his way to mobile,
where he will attend school at Wrlgats
Military University.
There will be hot supper at the
new graded school building at TRINITY
x Cross roads on Tuesday night OCT 2,
for the benefit of the building. Pub
lie cordially invited.
Rev. r. L. Kerr, a theological stu
dent. filled the pulpit in the Presoyte-
rian church here Sunday. Rev. }. NJ.
Holiday, the pastor, preached at
WinnSboro.
Now is the time to invest money in
lands. They will never be cheaper
than at present. We would advise
every young man to put his savings IN
real estate at present prices.
There is difference in news letters
and letters expressing some grievance.
The TINES always gives preference to
the news letters, and publishes the 9TH
ers when it has space to spare.
Mr.. Armon Mcintosh of Workman
has been advancing rapidly in the EN-.
pIov OF the A. C. L. railroad is at home
for a few days before going to Rich
mond to the position OF his promotlon'
The ladies of the W. NJ. S OF the
Paxville Baptist church will serve
oysters aud cream at the schoolhouse
on Thursday evening October 4th.
The public is cordially invited.
Rev. Tom LEIGH the evangelist, as,
sisted by MIR. Marshall, will open up
revival meeting at the Methodist
church Pinewood, S. c.. on first Sun
day of October, hours of services to be
announced later.
Died, at the home of her son, Magis'
trate S. NJ Youmans, last evening,
Mrs. A. McC. Youmans, relict of the
late w. NJ. Youmanss aged about IS
wears. The interment takes place al
Midway church this afternoon.
Mr.. F. Earle Bradham has moved tc
Turbeville where he and his wife have
taken charge of the Pine Grove school
Mr.. Bradham has experience IN scnool
teaching and the Pine Grove school is
among the best in the county, we hope
he will have a successful session.
Died in Sumter last Saturday morn.
. ing, Mr.. Marcus G. Ryttenberg, well
:. and favorably known in this county
Mr.. Ryttenberg had been one of the
most prominent business men in Sum
ter, and was also prominent in the
fraternal and secret orders. His body
was taken to New York for burial.
Long famous for strange and curiou:
forms of animal life to be found in NJ
other geological gardens, Cole Brother
triple menageries this year contain al
exhibit which is just now occupyin:
the attention OF scientists and natural
lists everywhere. It IS the only blacl
camel ever seen in captivity and tn
only wild one ever brought to thl
country. Prof. Knuede, who has give
a great deal of study to the subjec;
claims he finds this remarkable beas
a descendent of the few which survive
the storms; which about the year no
overwhelmed the village of the Cox
plateau and killed all of the people
at any rate it is prize of which an
show might Justly boast and yet it
but one of the many invaluable di:
plays made by Cole Brothers Unite
Shows. which are to be seen on Oct.