The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-10-14

lOe state Ialr Is OCCOOST. 70 W OVGil.
Remember the farmers rally Friday,
10Th.
Mr.. Carlisle Strauss Of Mayesville
was in Manning Monday.
The fox hunters are having great
sport these early mornings.
Sumter has declined TO vote on the
liquor question this year.
Miss Blackman OF North Carolina is
visiting Miss Lula Mcleod.
Mrs. S. r. Cole Of Barnwell is in
Manning with her sister Mrs. D. N.
Bradham.
Attention is directed to the advertise
ment of the Booth Live Stock Company
of Sumter.
they say if deer ever looks Hugh
Plow6en square in the face, that deer
is safe from harm.
There is not an empty residence in
the town. A good sign that Manning
is on her feet again
Mrs. Annie Arant of Summerton is in
Manning visiting her sisters Mesdames
J. Il. and J. W. Rigby.
The names of the managers of cleo
tion will be published next week. The
commissioners met Saturday
The farmers rally Friday should DO
the largest eyer held in the county.
Let every section be represented.
Mr.. Arthur E. Wilder and Miss jim
ME Robin were married at Hen6er-
sonville. n. c., on Sunday, October
llth.-Sumter Item.
The banks of this town will, we are
informed, in a few days be IN posi-
tion to loan money on cotton stored IN
the local warehouse.
Claren6on's contribution to the na-
tional campaign fund is about S15O,
which is far more than some Of the
larger counties gave.
Quite a number of Manning's young
folks attended the hot supper at Mr.. &.
G. Frlerson's last Friday night, and en-
ioyed themselves hugely.
Mr.. Junius Lowder, who had the
misfortune to lose his saw mill and
ginnery by fire at Jordan, is re-estab-
fishing his saw mill plant.
Mr.. r. F. Morris, who has been con-
nected with Clark's tobacco ware
house, is now in charge of the Pine
Grove School at Turbeville.
Mr.. S. Iseman went to Charleston
last night to Investigate the hazing OF
his son Clarence, who is attending
Porter's Military Academy.
The 5th district convention of Knights
Of Pythias meets in Sumter Oh the 26th
and 9th ipsts. There will be addresses
delivered by several prominent Knights.
Clerk of Court Barron is collecting
for the Bryan and Kern campaign
fund and any persons wishing to make
a contribution he will gladly receive
it from them.
The Manning Times was presented
with a life size portrait OF William Jen-
nings Bryan, the picture IS painted on
canvass, and is the work Of Mr.. Thomas
NJ. Young OF this town. Mr.. Young
never took an art lesson a his life, his
paintings is a natural gift, and is very
good indeed. The portrait is hanging
up in The TINES Office.
Charleston is going to have her an
nual gala week, beginning November
18TH. There is now large battleship,
Texas, at the navy yard, which
will be a great attraction. From the
personnel of the amusement committee
we look forward to a week of genuine
pleasure during Charleston's gala week.
Major and Mrs. Abe Levi went to
Philadelphia, called there on account
Of the illness OF Mrs. E. J. Isaacs, Mrs.
Lewis mother. Majog Levi returned
yesterday.
Professor Ira W. Williams of the
Department of Agricultural at Wash
ington will have some useful intorma-
tion for the farmers OF Clarendon
county Friday.
Everybody come to Manning mex,
Friday to hear Smith, Harris, Williams
and Weston speak. Let this meeting
show that the farmers of Clarendon are
wide awake to their Interests.
Mr.. B. Harris, president OF the
Farmers Union. is doing good work
all over the State, and he will meet
the farmers of Clarendon in Manning
on Friday the 18th, instant. Everybody
come.
The News and Courier Of yesterday
reports that Mr. NJ. S. Haynesworth O
Florence, the father OF Mrs. W. E
Jenkinson of this place, met with the
loss OF property by fire amounting K
$500.
We are requested 70 announce tina
the ladies of Silver will serve oyster
and other refreshments tomorrow even
ing at Silver, and that Rev. Mr.. Nola!
will preach at Silver on next Srnda.
evening.
Died at his home, at Boards station
near Turbeville, last Monday night, Mr.
J. E. Beard, aged about 50 years. Tn
deceased was a good substantial citizen
and his death will be mOurned IN tha
section.
Mr.. J. F. Ong who is building tn
court house, was here Saturday an
SAYS the rock for the building is on It
way from Indiana and he expects it I
arrive the latter part Of this week o
the first Of next, but until it does arriv
he will not be able 70 proceed with tn
work, This is mentioned so that thos