The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-05-15


Manning VS.. Pinewood on the 23rd.
Ladies will be admitted to the park
free on the 23rd.
Everybody should come out and root
for Manning on the 23rd.
Died near Summerton yesterday, Mr..
Gabriel W. Dingle, aged about Sixty
years.
Miss Sara Waters of Johnston is in
Manning visiting her sister, Mrs. Il. 4.
Boyer.
Governor Ansel has appointed Mr..
NJ. D. Beard, OF New Zion, q Notary
Public.
Young men do the liberal act this
evening by taking the Ladies to the
dinner.
Miss Clara Williams, of Georgia, is
in Manning visiting her sister, Mrs. l.
NJ. Mouzon.
Magistrate S. NJ. Youmans left last
Monday to enter an inhrmary in Char
lesion, where he will undergo serious
surgical operation.
One of the most interesting ball
games of the season will be played here
on Thursday the 23rd inst, between
Manning and Pinewood.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will serve an excellent dinner
in the Woodman hall over Lewis store,
this evening. Let everybody patronlze
this worthy cause.
The commencement exercises of
Chicora college at Greenville begin on
the 26th instant. Misses Cornelia Plow.
den and Matte Appelt are of the grad
uating class.
Dr.. E.. NJ. Carson has gone to New
York to take a post graduate course,
and has accepted the position OF IN
terne at Mt. Sini Hospital, where he
will have the advantage Of the best
medical and surgical practice IN
America.
The bankrupt sale conducted by
Shapiro and Levkof is attracting at
tention from all parts of the county,
and people are securing some excellent
values. The concern has new adver-
tisement in this issue which may be
profitable to read.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend the commencement exercises Of
the Manning Colored Graded School,
May q, % and p. We will begin the
programme at S o'clock each evening
in the Peoples Warehouse. r. E.
Brogdon, Principal.
The Orangeburg High school and
Summerton played Q most interesting
game OF ball last Friday at Summer
ton, resulting in score OF 5 to ID
favor OF Orangeburg. It was 8 good
game. much better than we saw in
Charleston the day before, between
Charleston and Columbia.
Rev. A. E. Woodson: pastor OF the
Manning Presbyterian church, is max
inc a strenuous effort to have a $4,000
note against his church paid by the
23u6, and as tight as the times are he
has succeeded in raising all but few
hundred dollars, and this balance he
hopes to have IL time to meet the ooll-
cation.
Petitions are to be put into circula-
ton soon to request the school trustees
of district NO. 9 to order an election on
the issue of bonds. The signers OF these
petitions must be freehold voters, and
if sufficient number is obtained the
trustees will order the election at
which none but qualified voters can
vote.
A most pleasant day was spent by the
TINES editor at Summerton last Friday,
and it was his intention to write a full
account of the exercises, but sickness
took hold OF him and prevented him
from performing this duty. However
the News and Courier had represen'
tative on the scene and he gave 9
splendid account which we reproduce
in this issue.
Rev. E. P. Hutson of Heath Springs
is in Manning, assisting Rev. D. A
Phillips in protracted meeting at the
Methodist church. Mr.. Hutson wa:
formerly a lawyer and a printer. Dur
ing the stormy days Of rs, right after
the government was wrested from car
petbag rule, Mr.. Hutson was the chic,
clerk of the engrossing department
There will be services every evening
and there should be full congregations
The stock of goods of J. L. Mcleod
recently adjudged bankrupt, was solo
at private sale yesterday to Mr.. Perry
Kransnof for less than 50 cents on tht
dollar. Mr.. Krasnoff bought thi
stock on speculation and has rented ths
Mcleod stand where he will conduct ;
bankrupt sale to dispose of the goods
He is now getting the stock ready TO
the largest bankrupt sale that has eve
taken place in this county, and w
want our readers to watch the adver
tisine columns of the Times to Sc
what Krasnof will offer the traoin
public: These bankrupt sales are
boon to buyers, for they give a gran
opportunity to buy goods cheap
The people of Manning are delighte
to have Hon. John S. Wilson back wit
them again. He has been a very l
man, but after about two month
under the care and skill OF DR.. Moo
at his ic6rmarv in Sumter his healt
has been sufficiently restored to +
back with his loved ones, and tn
friends Of his home, with every pro
pect OF his strength growing unit
when the time comes for him to :
upon the bench he will be fully r
stored 70 health, and be able to di
charge the duties of the high Office
which the people OF the State throug