The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-07-15

Glenn Springs.
Mr.. J. W. Thames of Wysacky was
in Manning this week.
Misses Lplye and Bessie Harvin are
visiting in Greenville.
DR.. Arthur Earvin OF GreenvIlle Wis
tied Manning this week.
Miss Annie BraiIsford Of Orangeourg
is visiting Miss Bertha Briggs.
Miss Ermine Burgess OF Portsmouth,
Va. is in Manning visiting friends.
Mr.. ]. H. Loryea, OF ST. Mathews. is
in Manning on visit to his father
Miss Alice Woodson, OF Missouri, is
visiting her brother. Rev. a. Il. WOOD
son.
Messrs L. Il. Haryin and S. Oliver
O'Bryan left this morning for Glenn
Springs.
Jenkinson has put on great big sale
to move his summer stock. Now Is the
time for bargains.
his daughter Mrs. Nimmer, returned TO
Charleston Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. O. Ingram of Sum
ter are in Manning visiting the family
OF Judge John S. Wilson.
Misses Minnie and Druciila Gee OF
Santuc are in Manning visiting their
sister. Mrs. J. II. LeSeSne.
Rev. A. R. Woodson left last Monday
for St. Charles, with the "Sons OF Dan
iel Boone" for camping trip.
Miss Mary Purdy OF Sumter AID Miss
Bessie Snow of Williamsburg are the
guests ofJudge Wilson's family.
Ex LieutenantcGovernor and later
State Treasurer ". II. Zimmerman
died al his home in Batesburg last
night.
Just think of it. Thermometer regis
tering 96 degrees in the shade today,
and vet, snow seen on the streets this
morning.
The young folks had a nice evening
of it, in honor of the visiting young
ladies, on the beautiful shaded lawn
at the Thomas home.
Clerk of Court Barron is occupying
temporarily the store next door to the
postofice. There will be temporary
Office put up for him in few days on
the square.
The Rev. ". J. Mckay, D. D., is to
preach in Midway church next Sab
bath, July 10Th, at II O'Clock A. NJ,
and in Bethel church the same DAY at
O'Clock P. N.
At the town treasurer's Office today
was good place for an expert kodak
operator. The change OF countenance
when forced to part with money 10 eX-
change for license.
It is now Magistrate Woods. Gov
ernor Ansel has commissioned j. Nc
Swain Woods, Esq, to FIJI the unex-
pired term made vacant by the reslg-
nation OF J. H. Lesesne, ESQ.
Captain and Mrs. ". c.. Davis left
last Thursday for st. Paul, MINI. to
attend the meeting of the Shriners,
from there they go to the famous Yel-
low Stone park in Wyoming. They will
be gone about thirty days. a fine trip.
Mr.. W. F. Lyon, the well known
tobacco buyer, is again on the Manning
tobacco market. He with Mr.. Nc
Guirc. and about a half dozen other
BUYERS will give this market q compe-
tition that should be gratifying to the
producers of the weed that makes man
spit ember.
The contract for moving the court
house was awarded to Messrs. Beatty
& Beatty OF Geore eetown. Mr.. Louis
Poniatowskie is the foreman in charge
OF the work. This concern will probably
contract with the school trustees for
the removal of the school buildings,
and with the town for concrete SIDE
walks.
For the benefit of those who are can
didates or contemplate being candl-
dates for county Offices, we viii say
THE TINES editor will p csi5irely take
no part for or against any man. He will
vote the same as other voters, but for
obvious reasons he declines to help
elect, or defeat any aspirant. 1t IS
hoped this will be sufficient to put a
stop TO misrepresentation.
The Court House Commission and
County Commissioners met together
Yesterday, and agreed TO sell the court
house building at noon today at public
outcry, conditioned that the building
be moved upon the lot of the purchaser
and the county shall have the use OF it,
without charge until the new court
house is completed and ready for occu-
pancv. D. NJ. Bradham was the pur-
chaser. Price 81 900.
The notices OF tho commander OF
Harry Benbow Camp, Confederate Vet
eraus should be read with interest. and
we are urged by Commander Rich
bourg TO specially extend an invitation
10 all OF the ladies and gentlemen
throughout the county to join in this
camp on the 9th and Ith of August at
Brcwington lake. Here is an oppol'-
tunity to do something to give the old
soldiers q good time, and also make it
pleasant for the younger people. ln-
stead Of the veterans going OF to j
State encampment this year, II was de-
ciQed bv them TO assemble at Brewing
ton for TWO days and camp out. They
were promised the attentions OF patrl-
o;c people and we hope everybody will
feel i; q patriouic pleasure 10 90 to
Brewinrton and give the vets what