The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-02-28

Read Krasnoff's big ad. this week.
Mr.. S. L. Krasnof spent Monday in
Charleston.
Hon. A. B. Stuckey OF Sumter was IN
town Saturday.
MIR. Frank Barron OF Rheims spent
Saturday night in town.
The Woodnen had a big chase IN
sheir forest Monday night.
County Supervisor Ovens is now able
to sit up but he is very weak.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Wright and Miss
Brown, of Sumter spent yesterday 10
town.
Mrs ". J. Troubleield left Monday
for Florence, where she will make her
future home.
Miss Edna Brockinton entertained
the Social Union last evening very
pleasantly at her home.
Died last Thursday James Banding,
a respectable colored man in the FORK
section, near "Appelt's Mill.
Eirschmann has just returned from
the northern markets and is pillng up
new goods. Read his ad. in this issue.
The summerton Club of cotton grow
ers will meet next Saturday at IL
O'Clock q. ru A full attendance IS re-
auested.
ssHer Ladyships Niece" will be play
ed at Summerton Academy on Friday
evening March 9th, by Pinewood local
talent. l-'
Tuesday night of last week the barn
of Mr.. julie Barrow, near Workman,
was destroyed by fire, together with ooo
bushels OF corn.
We regret to learn that Col. j. NJ.
Knight. of Sumter, is in feeble health.
Come to Manning and drink arteslan
water, brother.
Mr.. Braxton Thompson, of Beulah,
spent last Monday in Manning, Quah..
tying as administrator OF the estate OF
late S. r. Epps.
Mrs. W. J. Perkin OF Canada is at
the Naming Hotel. This lady is here
for her health. and we are GLAD to learn
she is being benefited.
Mr.. Hugh Haynesworth, OF the Sum
ter Bar, is here today on business, IN
connection with the estate OF the late
DR.. S. C. c. Richardson.
We regret to learn that DR.. c. Fred
Williams of Columbia was attack last
Sunday wi4h appendicitis. He was
operated on successfully IN the Colnm-
bia hospital.
Mr.. Walter Harrington of Workman
is stepping high ever since last Satur-
day, and he now throws his thumbs IN
thearm holes of his vest every time ne
refers to his son.
J.H. Rigby wants TIE TINES read
ers to call at his store and look at a
large and beautiful line Of wash goods
Just received. Rigby belongs to that
class of merchants who belieNe IN buy
ing and selling fast.
Read the advertisement of D'Ancona
Co., Chicago, the celebrated clothes
builders. Louis Levi is taking orders
for this concern, and the beauty OF 1t
is, if the clothes do not fit you don't
have to take them.
MIR. Robert L.~Burns, formerly sof
this town, now of f-Brenhau, Texas, IS IN
Manning, Representing an advertising
scheme, The X Ray card. The w. +:
Jenkinson Co. has had a number OF
these x Ray cards printed to dlstrl-
butte to the public.
Married last Saturday afternoon by
Rev. J. C. Yongue in the Methodist
narsonaee at Summerton, Mr.. I. Y.
Easion and Miss Louise Davis. The
Groom is a prominent young merchant
Summerton, and the bride is the ED
est daughter of Mr.. JEFF NJ. Davis.
W. P. Hawkins & Co. have IN their
stables g fine lot Of horses and mules,
and they are selling them too. Why?
Because the quality is good and the
price reasonable. Take look at their
assortment Of Hackney buggles. 1t Is
surely fine lot of strong and stylish
vehicles.
The spirit of Summerton is not only
commendable, but it is worthy OF lml-
tat,on. An election has been ordered
to bond the school district to raise
$4,000 for g suitable public scnool
building. Manning should build
$4,000 building and do away with the
present uncomfortable smoke house.
Thieves have been doing thriving
business in the Workman section dur
ing the past week. The smoke
houses OF Mrs. Bette Thompson where
six pieces OF meat were stolen, and ..
C. Cantey's where four pieces were
lifted, besides, a number OF potato
banks have been robbed
After this issue we will cut Off those
who are behind with US for more than
a year. They have had sufficient notice,
and when their names are cut off they
have only themselves to blame. We
are happy to announce those IN arrears
are few in number, and within the past
month we have added more new names
than we will have to cut off.
There is much complaint about the
condition of the roads leading into
Manning and on account of the illness.
of the Supervisor we would not add 10
his discomfort by saying anything
about it, but he is better now, and pub
lie safety demands that the roads be
looked after. and if he is unable yet to
personally direct the work he should
call upon some member Of the board.
The public work must go on.