The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-06-20

Executive committeeman, read the
county chairman's notice.
Miss Marie Bristow of Darlington IS
visiting Miss Bertha Briggs.
Mr.. ). 81. Loryea of St. Metthews is
visiting his father in Manning.
The political canvassers for State Of
fees opened the ball yesterday at 81.
Georges.
Mrs. W. T. Aycock Of Barnwell IS IN
Manning visiting her sister MRS. W..
N. Turner.
MIR. and Mrs. Heilman, OF Barnwell, ;,
are in Manning visiting the family OF
Mr.. D. Hirschmann.
Another cotton bloom has reached
this Office. This one from the field OF
Siah Bcunson of Jordan.
Misses Kate Jennings Of Columbia
and Mabel Curlee Of Wlnnsboro are
visiting the family of MIR. S. l. Till. ,
The marriage OF Miss Harriet Har7in
and Mr.. John Odiorne takes place IN
the Presbyterian church this evening.
Miss Massey Lee Estes, compositor IN
this Office, was called to Fairfield last
Monday by the sudden death OF her
father.
The Pamela boys went over to Elloree
last Saturday and got 1t where the
souaw wore the beads, score TO IN
favor of Elloree.
The indications are that our farmers
have lost all hope OF getting 10 cents
for cotton, and they are turning loose
their holdings fast.
Alta meeting of the base ball associa-
ton in Sumter, which was attended oy
Captain W. c.. Davis, Dwyer, a pitcher
for Camden, was black-listed for funny
work, and Taylor Of Orangeburg was
suspended.
Died last Sunday near New Zion,
Judson Gibbons, after an illness OF three
weeks with typhoid fever. The de-
ceased leaves wife and nine children
The burial took place Monday at the
Gibbons family burying ground.
Silver and White clubs were not rep
resented in the Democratic convention.
They should now meet, elect their OIL
GERS and member for the county e&ecu-
tive committee. Unless they are Or
ganized they will not be able to vote IN
the primary.
Tt will not be long before the mail
service on the Central railroad in the
morning will extend from Orangeburg
to Lanes. This will give US double
daily service. The Chamber of Com
merce of Sumter is entitled to the
credit for. this concession from the
government.
We have received letter from a
member of the legislature IRON Mari
boro county commencing us for our
editorials upon the liquor question, but
this kind letter is so personal IN its
nature we cannot give it to the public.
We can assure the writer his ccmpll-
ments are appreciated.
The local electric light plant, through
the efforts Of Electrician Odiorne want
to put on day>current to furnish fans
for the hot weather. These electric
fans are great comforts. and we hope
the patronage will be sufficient to war
rant the enterprise. Every store and
Office should have an electric fan. The
cost is very little compared to the com
fort. There is many a man who has
gone before, who would give fortune
for one of these fans for just little
while.
Prot. C. L. Pribble, publisher of a
scientific journal in Topeka. Kan, is in
Manning, and has been prevailed upon
by some OF our leading professional
men to give lecture in the Institute
hall Friday evening. Professor Pribble
is a young man of wonderful attain
ments. BE has the very highest Gre
dentials, and wherever he goes he car
ries ava with him the hearty endorse
ment of those who have heard him. His
lecture on Friday evening will be,
Manning, Malaria, Mosquito, Music. "
The evenings entertainment will be
divided into two parts, an illustrated
discourse, Malaria and Diseases as
Spread by Manning Mosquitoes" and a
Musical Recital. Tickets can be bad
at the drug stores.