The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-08-15
The State Lea que closes Saturday.

The State Lea que closes Saturday.
Mr.. S. I. Till visited Winnshoro last
week.
Mr.. S. L. Krasnoff has returned from
the Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. J., T. Brogd On are
Glenn Springs.
The penant race is now between Cam
den and Darlington.
Manning has given Stevens, Barber
and Lewis to Darlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Bradham have
returned from Glenn Springs.
Miss Fannie Blair of Atlanta is in
Manning visiting her college mate
Miss Matte Appest.
There will be no preaching at the
Jordan Methodist church next Sunday,
the pastor being away on that day.
At meeting of the Board of Control
held today Mr.. G. C. Chewing was
elected county dispenser and Mr.. Jno.
w. Herriott Clerk.
Mrs. D. Eirschmann has left for the
northern markets to purchase her fall
and winter millinery stock, and study
the art of millinery styles.
The ladies of the Packsville Methot
dist church will serve dinner and re-
freshments on Campaign day at that
oo1ooo T1,ocSav A AOpnSt H1St
Married at Foreston last Sunday, by
Magistrate J. E. Richbourg, Mr.. I. c.
Haley and Hiss Ella Holiday, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. &. Holladay.
Rev. L. A. Cooper of Charleston vii!
begin 8 series of meetings in the Man
ming Baptist church next Sunday
morning. Public cordiplly invited.
The best evidence of mans friend
ship for the people is his acts, and the
people should consider who it Is that
can always be counted upon to act
when public service is to be done.
Rev. J. ". Perry OF Anderson, was
in Manning last Saturday. Mr.. Perry
was, years ago pastor Of the Manning
Baptist church. and he also taught
school here. he has host of friends
who are always glad to see him.
The special sales are becoming quite
the thing these days, and we would call
special attention to the page ad. OF the
Krasnoff Mercantile Co.'S. dissolution
sale" Here is an opportunity for bar
gains, and we hope everybody Will
take advantage OF 1t.
There viii be picnic given bv the
members of the Brotherly Love Lodge
of free and accepted Masons, No. ~,
at Tinda}'s Mil on Friday 18th. Prof.
r. E. Brogdon will speak in favor OF
the Fraternity.
C. F. MACK, W. NJ.
The voters Of Clarendon county are
cautioned against any and every can
didate who undertakes to oesmlrch an
opponent The man who Is without
sufficient merit to appeal to the conf
dence of the people, should not work
himself into their confidence by SIAN
dering an opponent.
The State Pharmaceutical Association
met in Greenville Aug. Sth. Only
three out of twelve applicants to prac-
tice pharmacy in this State. passed the
rigid examination. Mr.. T. +, Rhame
of Summerton was one OF the lucky
three. He is a brother of DR.. D. O..
Rhame and holds position 10 his pop
ular drug store.
A man who is always identified with
public movements, and his efforts nave
proven him sincere, who has never
betrayed trust reposed IN him can
afford to feel that the people know
him, and any misrepresentation on the
part of an opponents friends must 1all
fat, and cannot have an Influencing
effect upon sensible people.
A chance is still open to the young
men of this county to get a Normal
Scholarship in the University of South
Carolina. An examination for that
purpose will be conducted by the
County Superintendent OF Education,
Friday, 81, 1905. Write at once for ap-
plication blanks, to, Benjamin Sloan,
President. Columbia, S G.
Through an oversight last week we
GSSlECGSo w OIS1IV1Ol - way SA~e]-A
incident in connection with one of the
members of the local base ball team:
Mr.. G. A, Webb was suddenly called
home, and mis- friends here appreciat-
ing his gentlemanly conduct wanted
him to feel that his stay amongst US
was enjoyed. Mr.. J. D. Gerald. one OF
\ our public spirited merchants led the
procession in securing for Mr.. Webb by
private contributions neat sum OF
money as g token from the citizens OF
Manning, and few Of Mr.. Webb's
special friends presented to him a
handsome pair of solid gold sleeve but
tons. These kindnssses touched Mr..
Webb and he begged Messrs. Gerald
and Mouzon to thank the people OF
Manning for their open hearted hos
pitality to him a stranger, and to say
for him that he was never made to fee.
more at home anywhere il all Of his
travels. He hopes some day to come
back, but whether he does or not Man
ming shall always have warm spot in
his heart.