The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-04-25

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Welsh Neck vs.. Manning Thursday
and Friday.
Mrs. J. C. Daniel has returned home
from Union.
Hon. Philip stoll OF kingstree spent
Sunday in town.
DR.. Lionel Stukes OF Summerton was
u town Monday.
DR., D. O. Rhame of Summerton was
in the city Monday.
Thursday and Friday will be base
ball DAYS in Manning.
Miss Bertha Briggs visited Sumter
and Florence last week.
CaDG. /. j. OdS9 iSb1 49,
in Charleston last week.
DR.. W. NJ. Brockinton is attending
court in Sumter this week.
Mrs. C. L. McElveen and ealloren
are visiting in Wedgefeld.
Mr.. venning of Sumter is visit
mo his son Mr.. S. r. Fennlng.
Miss Leah Lester of Statesboro, Ga,
is visiting Mrs. a. C. Bradham.
The South Carolina State League
opens June II and closes August ~.
Several from here attended the Easter
ball in Sumter last THURSDAY e'enins.
They are catching many pan hsn al
Home Lake, Brewington, and Narelns
Lake these days
Re1J Nelson Brown will preach IN
Paxvilie Methodist church SUNDAY
morning April 20, at o'clock.
We are glad to announce that Mrs.
James F. Dickson, who IS extremely
III, gives hope of improvement.
AS GOOD drugs as money can buy ana
properly compounded at Rhame>s Drug
Store, and cost the same as elsewhere
Mr.. J. Brunson, a. former citizen
of Manning, now living 10 AooeV!lie,
spent several days Of last week IN Man
ming.
DR.. Philip Wineman, who served the
I,o-vea drug store as pharmacist, mas
moved back to Charleston, his former
home.
Greelevville is to have theatrical
performance on the evening Of the 2Ith.
THE Deacon" is the title OF the play.
Local talent.
Some enterprising citizen with mon
ey should start brick kiln IN or near
Manning. The material is here, ana
il will prove a profitable investment.
Last Friday Rev. J. N. Holiday re-
ceiyed the sad intelligence that MS
father was dead. He drove TO Lanes
to catch train for Virginia to attend
the funeral.
Died at Pinewood the 18th inst,
Ionic, the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. M. Cubbage aged months. Inc
deceased was grand-chlld OF Mt. Z.
c.. Cochran.
EVERYBODY come to the ball games
Thursday and Friday. Odiorne will be
in the box for the locals the first game
and Shuford the second, with Dickson
receiving both.
Elsewhere we give our readers some
OF the most prominent places recently
destroyed by the earthquake in San
Francisco. These scenes were 1urnlsh-
ed us by the American Press Assocla-
tion.
Died last Friday Francis Willard;
ten months old daughter OF Mt ana
Mrs. Joseph Sprott. The sympatnles
of this entire community go out 10
the family in their hour OF oereaVe-
ment, shut they understand, us tnelr
consolation"
Whatwill our merchants do about
the cotton warehouse proposition? Are
they determined to wait Until they are
convinced that their cotton business
has gone to where the farmers nave
storing facilities? Get together men
and save money by spending some.
The closing exercises of the Moses
Levi Memorial Institute will begin
Sunday June 3rd, Rev. Melton Clark OF
Florence will preach the baccalaureate
sermon. and on Monday evening Hon:
E. Fl. Aull of Newberrv, president OF
the State Press Association Will deliver
the annual address.
There was bevy OF beautiful girls
in>town from Turbeville last Saturday,
one of them had the Pine Grove male
teacher whitfield down6ne, ,andthe other
teacher was buying embroiderles and
laces for the commencement exercises
OF Pine Grove school, and proved it by
one OF her companions.
The longest trestle over Black River
on the Central railroad, near Manning
was destroyed by fire last night, as the
result of criminal carelessness. 1t is
supposed that fishermen built up fire
upon the trestle for a light, and left
the fire burning when they got through
fishing. The railroad not only has a
heavy money loss, but the train sched-
ules are disarranged, which is an ad-
ditional loss to the company: severe
punishment should be mered out to the
guilty.
\ white man representing himself
asJ. P. Poole soliciting orders for
pictures, some weeks ago hired horse
and buggy from Langston's livery sta
bic here, drove to Sumter county sold
the turnout for SO to ]. J. kolh and