The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-03-20

Brewington and Martin. lakes afford
good fishing now.
Mr.. Hardy B. Richbourg: OF Sum
merton, is quite Ill.
Mrs. A. I. Barron has returned nome
from her visit to Orangeburg.
Hon. J. W. Ragsdale OF the Florence
Bar was in Manning Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Heller of King
stree spent Sunday in Manning.
The recent FIRE loss of Mr.. A. I: Bar
ron has been satisfactorily adjusted.
There will be services in the Pres
byterian church next Sunday morning.
Mai Marion Noise and Davis Noise
of the Sumter Bar were IN to"n MOI
day.
ladies. patronize the shirt waist
sale. the money spent is for a gooo
cause.
Mr.. Henry Hardy one OF Sumter,s
prominent business men was mere
Monday.
DR.. Arthur Harvin, formerly OF Man
nino, RECENTLY located in Sumter, has
moved to Camden.
Hon. C. NJ. Davis of Suumerton IS at
the St. Francis Xavia 1nhrmary IN
Charleston for treatment.
ssNobody knows the answer" Is one
Of the latest popular airs now gong
the rounds of song lovers.
Mrs. T. M. Minis of Silver has been
quite i'll, but her friends will be glad 70
learn that she is conyalescent
The new street opened up through
weinberg town" will open up some
more building lots for DEVELOPMENT.
The stores at Pinewood have started
TO closing up at I o'clock, p. n., until
August 18th, except on Saturdays.
Messrs. 1. C. Strauss and c. Z. Cut
tino of the Sumter Bar spent Monday
in town on professional business.
The Bank OF Manning announces,
from April lst, to September lst, the
hour for closing will be 2 O'Clock p. N.
Rev. r. A. Sublett OF Summercon is
off on tour of evangelism through
number of States including Oklahoma.
The morning train from Charleston
reaches here S:53, which IS nine minutes
later. No change in the evening
schedule.
There is rumor afoat that mod
ern residence may be erected on the
lot recently sold by the Naval Stores
Co. 1t depends.
Several from Clarendon took part in
the convocation of shriners last Thurs
day in Charleston, and all OF them re-
port g 'shot time. -
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will haye shirt waist sale at
Brown s. Cos, drug store on the alter
noon Of the 26th. ct O'Clock.
Married by Rev. J. O. Cough on the
9Th inst. at the home OF the brides
mother on Santee, Mr.. J. Ei. Barrett
and Miss Hattie Gutter, daughter OF
the late John W. Cutter.
On last Saturday the home OF Mr..
Sam McCIearv about three miles from
Kinestree was destroyed by fire. Mr..
McCleary has friends in this county
who will regret to hear Of his loss.
Hon. Jno. S. Wilson is to undergo an
Operation at Moods inhrmary in Sum
ter tomorrow, for gall stone, very
delicate operation, but the doctors
speak eacouragingiy OF his recovery.
The Pinewood Knights expect to
have swell time next Wednesday
NIGHT. and the Times editor acknowl-
edges the compliment OF an invitation
to be one of the visiting brethren and
guests.
We have sent out number OF bills
for money that we are needing very
much, but not as much as an echo do
we hear. How 90 business men expect
US to continue If we get 10 response to
our claims9
We notice from the Kingstree
Record that Mr.. F. C. Thomas of Man
ming has recently bought two corner
lots in Kingstree's burnt district and
that he will proceed to build two story
brick buildings.
We are told that shad have begun to
run up Black River, but there is a
strong, substantial doubt lingering in
the mind of The TINES editor, and
will so continue to linger until some
Salem friend ''Shows him"
Any person finding chain with a
mail box key fastened to it will confer
a favor upon Mr.. Hugh Creecy by
leaving it at the postoehce. The key
belongs to rural route mail box and
was lost in the public road along the
route.
summerton's town council consist:
now of MIR. Richard 3. Smith, Inteo
dant; with Messrs. T. S. Rogan, S. N
Colclough, Il. a. Tisdale and w. w
Anderson Wardens. These citizen
were recently elected to succeed them
selves.
We are requested to announce tina