The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-02
The hospital bazaar tomorrow night.

The hospital bazaar tomorrow night.
Fox chasing is the thing these nights
and early mornings.
Mr. Frank +. Barron of Charleston
spent Sunday in Manning
Cotton is going down, down. down,
and low grades are almost worthless.
Miss Eva Curtis has received her COM
mission and took charge OF the PaNviIle
post Office yesterday.
The carnival is here. and in the herd
are some familiar faces from cara!Fats
that were here before.
DR.. r. II. Drake, the celebrated eye
SD ,cialiss. vii! be in Manning Deem
Der Sth. Read his advertisement.
Married by Magistrate J P. Turhe-
vile. last Sunday, Mr. Joseph W. Glib
bon aud Mrs Laura r. Ho!laday.
The young folks had q very ENJOYABLE
leap year party at the home OF Mr.
Joseph Sproct, last Friday evening.
There was most delightful surprise
party ia honor OF Miss Salome Rllo
given at the home of Mr.. Perry hras-
notf last evening.
Louis Lewis 10 per cent profit sale is
attracting buyers from all over the
country. and those who buy become
walking advertisements for him.
Mr.. O. NJ. Ruark, of Baltimore, sang
beautiful solos at the morning and even
ing services in the Presbyterian church
last Sunday.
Jenkioson is out this week with
half page advertisement, naming prices
that he thinks will make his competl-
tors sit up and take notice.
The news has reached here tnat the
surgical operation performed on Rev.
James Mcdowell in Baltimore was
complete success, and he is getting on
nicely.
Again we will ask those who have
Given their notes for back subscription
TO settle up. as we cannot hold them.
we will be forced to place them with
our attorney IOr CoIiSCSioH.
The Traitor will De played in Co.
lumbia tomorrow night, and those who
have read the book will appreciate the
authors work the more bv attending
the drama.
Several from this town attended the
automobile races in Savannah. The for
est city is a prohibition metropolis. but
the Meaningless got very ''near-beer,
according 10 their own confessions.
State Auditor W. 3. West was in
Manning last week, and checked up the
stock in the county dispensary- The
county board is now in a position to dis
pose of the stock to some other county
dispensary.
Mr.. C. C. Chewing was released by
the board OF control, as dispenser yes
terday. The books OF the dispensary
show a clear balance sheet, and Mr.
Chewing goes out with clear showing
and full receipt.
Died in Sumter last Friday night Mrs.
Martha Delgar, rellct OF the late Capt.
W. r. Delgar, aged 64 years The de-
ceased was the mother OF Mr.. w. Il.
Delear, well known in Clarendon. She
also has relatives in Manning.
Bv over sight in working up the hon.
or roll of the Manning graded school
for the past Two months, as published IN
The Times last week, the names OF
Mabel Todd and Robert Wocdson OF
the seventh grade was omitted.
The Eastern Star" held their regu-
lar meeting last night and kicked up a
hilarious time Initiating candidates. II
the applicants for membership only
knew, all surplus articles tending TO
scvle and shapes would be left at home.
Attention is directed to the advertise
nenS of the Peruvian Guano corpora
tior of Charleston. This concern import
their goods direct and we would advise
ourreaders who wish TO use high grade
fertilizers to communicate with them at
once.
The Board of Trade has succeeded
in eevting several experimental! farms
established near Manning. Mr.. c. A.
NcFaddin will have the overseeing
and instructiug OF those who have
agreed TO comply with the require
mentS.
Council in renting out the public
Highways OF the town of Manning took
eood care TO have the tents placed
where none OF the members OF that
most august and gracious body would
be disturbed. for all of which let Us
be thankful il is 60 worse.
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