The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-05-16

". E. JENKINSON co.
Hon. J. H. Lesesne was in Sumter
last Thursday.
Mr.. Jno. W. Odiorne visited Live
Oak, Fla, last week.
Hon. Philip stoll OF hinssSSee spent
last Sunday in town.
Mr.. Bancroft Lesesne of Sumter was
in Manning last week.
Charlton DuRant, Esq. spent last
Thursday IN Sumter.
MIR. O. B. Rosenger of Orangeburg
spent Yesterday in Manning.
DR.. Arthur Harvin is at home from
the Baltimore Dental College.
Mr. and Mrs. ". H. Creecy have re-
tnrned from their bridal tour.
Died last Monday at his home near
Midway, Mr.. David Dukes, aged about
40 years.
Mr.. c. r. Sprott attended the sale OF
the Independent oil mills at Darlington
last Friday.
Fritz Bultman OF Florence and Bill
Furman of Charleston have reported to
Manager O6iorne for work.
Mr.. P. C. Cochran and wife have re-
turned home from Baltimore where
MrCochran went to consult physicians.
The home of Mr.. T. D. Gamble near
Kingstree was destroyed by fire last
Thursday and he practically lost every
thing.
Il is with sorrow that we learn Mr..
John NJ. Player of Sardinia IS very III
in Charleston. BE has typhoid fever,
together with other ailments.
The Golden Gate Lodge No. 10 A:!F.
N. and O. E. S. colored. OF SARDINIA
will give banquet on the 10Th inst:
A full attendance is requested and good
order is assured by J. c. Cooper. ". NJ.
Atthe Georgia chautauqua at Alba
nv. Ga. on the 18th, Of last month,
there was large military demonstra:
tion, and Mai, A. C. Davis formerly OF
Manning acted as national guard AIDE.
Died Yesterday morning, Charles s.
Geieer, the lS-months-old son, OF Mr..
and Mrs. DR.. J. F. Geiger. The fun-
eral took place yesterday afternoon.
Rev. A. n. Brunson conducted the
services.
Read Captain D. J. Bradham's notice
in another column, where he IS ofer-
inc valuable property for sale. He
proposes to make this sale right away,
or withdraw the parcels from the
market. Here is good opportunity 1or
some one.
WHY take a dozen things to cure that
cough? kenne6y's Laxative Honey
and Tar drives the cold out through
YOUR bowels. Sold by The Arant Co.
Drug Store, successor to The Il. B.
Loryea Drug Store.
The Alcolu Railroad Company has
made several prospective surveys re-
Gently: the last one viii strike Man
nine about four miles off. This would
rot be refreshing to those. who are
anxious for more railroad facllltles LOT
this town.
The members of the Manning bar
would have the present court -heuse
pulled down, and modern brick puIld:.
5no erected in its place. The cost OF
such building woul be $780, to>s4O,-
coo, and it would be an ornament 70
the court house square.
The candidates are beginning to get 3
little life into themselves as our canol-
dates column will show. We nave
heard of two candidates for the legs
iasrpe that will soon announce them
selves as soon as they can tcd oht
whether or not they have been taoooeo
by the stable statesmen.
CAPTAIN D. J. Bradham informs US
that he received card from the con-
mictee at Columbia. informing him
that Camp Harry Benbow will be en-
tertaine6 by the Wade Hampton Camp
OK Columbia. This is a compliment to
Clarendon. and it is hoped that this
county will be largely represented.
Mr.. Oliver Plowden, of this place.
now living at Los Angeles, California,
has applied for position as conductor
On the Los Angeles railroad. The com,
aanr wrote to several in Manning, and
Ell RESPONDED With the very best OF
Recommendations ICs the young man.
We hope he will secure the place.
Died at the home Of her daughter
Mrs. J. T. Stukes, in Manning last
Friday, after lingering illness, Mrs
Sarah E. Eudnal, wife OF Mr.. I. B.
Hudnal, aged about "A years. The de-
ceased was most patient sufferer, ano
ready for the call. The funeral took
olace in the Manning cemetery, con
iuated by Rev. 4. n. Brunson, assisted
by RaS, : II. Holiday.
The banner presented to Harry Ben
bow camp, by the ladies has been Ia
ken Oft from its staff and misplaced Sc
that Captain Bradham was unable L
carry il to Columbia this morning. I,
wasa great disappointment to him ant
his comrades. Anyone knowing wha
has become of this banner will confer {
favor upon the Veterans by informing
Captain Bradham.
The veterans left this morning 10
the reunion. The crowd was not a
large as in former days, but fully as en
th1siast;c.
The Panoia pase ball team defeate
the Summerson Club last Saturday ma
18th. in 2 very one sided contest, tn
score being II 10 2. The Summerto
bows inability to Dat together with ba
fielding lost the game for them: an
the combined forces OF Can1ey, Mathi:
Richbourg and James in the box wer
Insufficient to check the determine
and victorious Pamela boys, who bate
the four pitchers out OF the box, whic
steaessitated the calling OF the game 9
the seyenth inning. The Pamela boy
presented a very handsome appearance