The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-08-21


News items are scarce product this
week.
Mr.. J. II. Burgess of Mayesville is
in Manning today.
Mrs. Shelby Davis is in Gaffney on a
visit to her parents.
Mrs. Abe Weinberg is in Manning
visiting her parents.
Cotton is worth today l33 cents per
pound basis middling.
Miss Julia Sprott has returned home
from her summer trip
Mr.. FRANKIE E. Barron has returned
from his summer vacation.
Mr.. A. C. Bradham arrived home
from the mountains last evening.
Charleston in double-header in
Savannah yesterday came out tail-ender
Mr.. Thomas Nimmer has gone to
drinking Glenn Springs water. Pity.
Mr.. J. A. White, one of the TINES
force is confined TO his home by sickness.
The rains have done much damage to
the crops, causing cotton to rot and sheo.
The Manning grocery is offering
tempting prices. Read the advertise
,nent.
There was s. lively party at Tindal's
mill last night, they had lots OF fun but
no fish.
Captain W. C. Davis and wife have
returned home from their trip to
Canada.
In less than one month the children
will get back 70 school. Kids amt
you glad?
The friends Of Miss Hattie Bagnal
will be grieved to learn that she IS
quite sick.
Mrs. J. O. Cough of Johnston is IN
Manning visiting her sister, Mrs. G. w.
Pickering.
!. a. Weinberg, Esq, after q visit to
the water resorts and New York IS
back home.
It is said the cotton crops in this
county have fallen off 25 per cent with
in the past two weeks.
The members of Manning Fire De-
partment are requested to meet at the
city hall tonight st $50 O'Clock.
Mr.. Ben Herman of Goldsboro,N. c.,
brother OF MIR. Perry Krasnoff, is in
Manning with a view to opening up
barber shop.
Miss Grace Brogden, of Brogden's,
and Miss Blanche James of Sumter are
ia Manning visiting their college mate
Miss Matte Appelt.
MIR. Walter B. Logan, of Charleston
spent last Monday in Manning. Mr..
Logan is the travelling Representative
of the new fertilizer factory in Charles
ton.
The merchant who lags in his adver-
Using shows signs of trying to work on
his old stock, AMI the people notice it.
Penurious advertising is money thrown
away.
State Auditor West after inspecting
the local dispensary said he was well
pleased with the management, and
pronounced it as we'll managed as the
best in the State.
In order to have quiet election IN
Greenville yesterday the Mayor had to
get the express companies TO hold up
bring in LIQUOR for the day. Greenvllle
is prohibition county.
Mr.. W. NJ. Turner. manager OF the
Turner Shoe Company, soon to open an
exclusive shoe store, formerly occupied
by the Dickson Hardware Co., has re-
turned from the market.
The appointed meeting last Sunday
TO call a pastor for the Manning Baptist
CONGREGATION resulted in no action be-
ing taken, and the matter was deferreo
to some other date.
Died near Summerton last Monday
evening. Mrs. Mary Dingle, wife OF
Mr. Selwyn Dingle, aged about 4S years.
The funeral took place yesterday at
Summerton Rev. E. S. Jones cond ucted
the service.
Married at St. Patrick's church IN
Charleston last Wednesday, Mr.. q. j..
Kennersy and Miss Florence G. FltZ-
Gibbon. Mr.. Kennerty is well known
here as the genial representative OF the
Cable Company
The applicants for positions of rural
mail carriers should understand that
postmasters have no voice or influence
ir the appointments. It is solely mat
ter of civil service examination, judged
bv a commission in Washington.
marty brought communication to
this paper last Monday morning in
which he denounced one OF his neigh
bors. The article was signed but II
was refused publication because the
TINES IS not tub to wash dirty linen
nor is it the place to gratl1y private
grievances.
MIR. Max Bichover, q very intelligent
Young Russian, who has been clerklns :
in the store of Mr.. Perry hrasno1. le1'
here last Sunday morning Tor Nasn
vile, Tenn, where he will seek posi-
tion that will enable him to pursue ~:
English studies and prepare hlmsel1 1ol
entrance in university.
The State supreme court has handed
down a decision in favor of the D. W
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