The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-03-07
Mrs. G. L. Dickson left yesterday to
enter DR.. Bakers Infrmary.


Mr.. r. F. Horton has gone TO Min
cola, Fla, to engage IN the lumber BUS
mess.
MIR. A. P. Burgess is in charge OF the
auditors Office while that official IS
away.
Miss Grace Bailey, of Greenyille, is
in Manning visiting her sister, Mrs. j..
L. Wilson.
A Darlington grand jury refused to
in6ict Pegram Dargan for helping his
brother to commit suicide.
A communication from Hon. George
r. Jones on the ''liquor question" IS IN
avoidably left out this week.
There will be preaching at Fellow
ship church next Sunday at 4 ?. m: oy
Rev. NJ. A Connors. Public cordially
invited.
There will be Box Party at Turbe-
vile March l6, in the hall oyer 5. e.
Turbeville's store. Admission 10 cents.
Refreshments will be served.
Mr.. Charlton DuRant left yesterday
for Atlanta to consult Dr.. Calhoun the
famous oculist. Mr.. DuRant has been
sufferer with his eyes for sometime.
The ladies are rehearsing every
night for their minstrel performance.
They say it will be a hummer, and that
their Jokes were not hatched out OF a
last year birds nest either.
Died last Friday jain F. Walker
aged IS years, son OF the late 3. A.
Walker. The deceased had lived IN
Manning all of his life, was avery quiet
citizen, and had many friends.
Mayor Bradham gave the fire ladies
an oyster layout last Friday night.
We hope the boys will take an interest
in the fire fighting machine and that
council will give them every encour-
agement.
Those who have taken space in the
Bazaar Bulletin are earnestly request
ed 20 furnish this Office with copy tor
their ads. at once, as arrangements will
have to be made to getit printed and
circulated.
Has Summerton a man in it, Who has
the public-spirit 70 edit news column
in The MANNING TINES, who will
furnish weekly news letter? Ifso, We
should like 70 entertain a proposition
from him.
Mr.. C. D. Smith of Workman passed
through Manning on his way home
from Pamela, where he has been visit
ing his daughter. He was elated with
the Pamela section and the treatment
he received by the people.
In the spring time you renoyate your
house. Why not your body? Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea drives out
impurities, cleanses and enriches the
blood and pucifes the entire system.
IS cents. DR.. W. E. Brown & Co.
Mr.. W. E. Burgess is having erected
by Contractor o. W. McRoy TWO cot
tages on Church street, opposite Clark's
tobacco warehouse, for rent. There are
plenty of other vacant lots in this town
which could be similarly utilized with
profit to the owners, and with much
gain to the welfare, of the town.
We understand there is a movement
on foot to build q cotton warehouse at
Summerton. The merchants and the
bank are behind the movement. II so,
it will succeed. Merchants and bank
ecs of Manning look npon the business
interests OF your town. Towns busl-
ness interests, look upon your mer-
chants and bankers, what say you
Died at the home of his brother in
Manning last "Wednesday night, Mr..
John NJ. Russell, aged 81 years. The
deceased was native Of Virginia, and
came aere in the last stages Of con.
sumption. The climate benefited him
some but the disease was imbedded in
his system too deeply. The funeral
took place in the Manning cemetery.
Res. J. 0. Cough conducted the SER
vice.
Mr.. j. I. Mcleod has returned from
his purchasing trip at the north, and
ne did not CONE back with an empty
grip sack either, if the quantity ot
goods we see being opened up in his
store is any kind OF an indication. Mr.
Mcleod made personal selection o1
his spring goods. and he only asks a
visit to his store to convince the mos!
exacting that be is ''Itn for goods tha,
are cheap and goods that are good.
The Tambourine Drill, Club Drill,
and Woman's Minstrels will be giver
by al, home talent at Institute Hall or
thursday night, March p. Perform
aace will begin at $50 sharp. Reserved
seats, adults, 5Oc.: children, 35c. Gen
eral admission, adults, 35c.: children
25c. The object of this entertainment
is to raise funds for the services of {
band during the Library Bazaar. LIE
everybody attend this entertainment
and enjoy the evening, and at the same
time help a worthy cause.
The contributions for the bazaar con
tinue to come in right along and every
thing bids fair for the enterprise to b.
a bowling success. Nothing succeed
like success, and even those who wer,
disposed to be pessimistic are now, OF
realizing the bright prospect, becom
inc among the most enthusiastic. Thert
is to be baby show feature added t.
the attractions, and the rivalry to hav'
the prettiest baby Will be fierce. thi
nay not be giving square dear' t
all. but then there are other feature
tc amuse for the ineligibles.