The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-09-16

Court next week, Hon. R. c. Watts
presi6es.
Mr. q. B. Tindal OF Grsenville spent
Saturday in Manning.
Manning is one OF the best cotton
markets N the State.
Manning is one OF the best towns IN
the State to buy goods IN.
Died last Sunday at Pinewood, Mrs.
Susan Kolb, aged about 80 years.
Mrs. J. E. DeMars is here visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs G. Z. Aarvln.
The managers in the primary will
call on Mr.. J. W. Windham for their
pay.
Manning is on the up grade, and the
good Lord helps those who help them
selves.
Miss Fannie Tinmons left this morn
ing to enter Lander College at Green
wood.
Hon. A. NJ. Lee. of Charleston, spent
last night in Manning on professional
business.
Died Thursday, Vera, two-year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lamartine
Newman.
Mrs. Fannie Dunn, Of Bishopville. is
in Manning on visit to her brother,
Mr.. r. 3. Davis.
The court house is now being used
by the congregation OF the Clarendon
Baptist church.
Rev. d. A. Phillips has returned
from his summer trip, and filed his
pulpit last Sunday.
Misses Beulah Wilson and Valve
Applet left this morning for Chicora
College at GreenElle.
Miss Minnie McFaddin has returned
home IRON Montreal 20 resume her
duties in the school.
State TreasurerR II, Jennings spent
last Sunday in Manning with bis grand
daughter, Mrs. S. /. Till.
The Clarendon Sentinel printing
plant mas been bought by Allen Uni
versity at Columbia.
Mrs. Simon Iseman, and her oaugh-
ter, Miss Lucille, have returned home
from their summer trip.
Mr.. Frank Mofett, assistant post
master, is spending q couple OF weeks
at Rock Hill with an uncle.
The stockings worn on the merry-go-
round frolic at Eendersonville had
holes in them. Amt it q shame?
Rev. W. S. Porter, of Sunmerton,
Will preach at Silver next Sunday eve
Ming at 5 O'Clock. Public invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Thomas, OF
Charleston, arrived yesterday on visit
to their daughter, Mrs. ". S. Harvin.
Council is determined to break up
gambling in this town, even # they are
forced to put white men on the chain
gang.
Judge Wilson was on a deer hunt
last week, and reports, well yes, re.
ports is a good word, that he had much
success.
The town council is contemplating 8
sewerage system. The board OF hsaltE
we are told, is about to condemn the
dry wells.
We are informed that Mr.. c. E
Sprott has leased the oil mill plant ane
will operate it on his own account II
the future.
The friends OF Mrs. Il. L. Wilson, O.
Jordan, will be gratifed to learn thai
hercondition is not as alarming as wa:
reported here.
Merchants, now is the time to secure
space for advertising. Remember it i!
the merchant who hustles that doe:
the business.
Mrs. T. NJ. Mouzon arrived hont
Yesterday from the North: where sh'
has been purchasing millinery for tht
W. z. Jenkinson Co.
Mrs. 3. N. Dinkins, after spending
the summer at her home in Williams
burg, is back in charge OF Jenkinson'
Millinery 6edarcment.
Work on the new school house begal
Monday, anG the builder, Mr.. Jones
saws he will have structure as goot
as the best in the State.
When James Everett learned he hat
won the corone-ship, it scared him s.
he high-balled for home and did no
show up again until Saturday.
Mr.. S. Guerry Stukes left yestecda,
for Princeton, n. j., where he goes t
enter Princeton College to continu
his studies for the ministry.
There is hanging in the window Q
the Bank of Manning a photograph G
the new court house, showing hoy
the building will look when completed
Mr.. A. J. Tindal was in Mannin
Monday and informed us that th
bridge over his mill pond is now i
travelling condition, and is ''as solid a
arock.'
The town council has re-afhrmed it
action with regard to the granting OF
permit to Messrs. Cotfey q Rlgoy t
to erect a wooden building next TO D.
c. B. Geiger's Office.
The fourth quarterly conference
the Manning Methodist church vi
embrace next Sunday and Monday,
and 2Ist, instant. Rev. W. T. Duncan
the Presiding Elder. is expected TO b
present, and to preach.