The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-08-04

Mrs S. Weinberg and daughter 81
Wedgeseld, are visiting Mrs. c. s.
Geige-.
The friends of Mayor P. s. Mouzon,
via, be pleased TO learr tha. he is i'm
proving.
Mr.. e. Davis, left yesterday 20
spend couple OF weeks at Glenn
Springs-
Miss Net.ie and Lillian Pack OF Green
vile. are visiting their aunt, Mrs. ".
E. Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Eollsdsy, left
this morning sor their summer bone 3:
Glenn Springs
S. Oliver O'Bryan. ESQ, left for
Glenn Springs 70 coax growth OF hair
on that bald pate OF his.
Mr.. 4. Lorvea and daughters, Mrs.
N. L Barnett ani Miss Annie Loryea,
left yesterday for Saluda, y. c.
Mrs. c. C. Fishburne, O; Columb;a,
is in Manning visiting the family Of
her uncle, Judge John 5. Wilson.
MIR. F. C. Thomas acS family, left
yesterday TO travel in the op-couutry,
taking u Glenn Spriogs, and the nouc-
aainS-
There wiz be preaching 81 Fellow
ship church next Sunday afternoon st
o'clock, By Rev. c. ". Blanchard OF
Manning.
kindly look up yorr old newspapers
and see if you cannos End for Us a copy
OF TEE TIES dated April I, we need it
70 complete our fle.
We regre: 70 Learn tha: NJ. T. u.
Beard who had been very IL, and was
cocvalescent has suffered relapse and
is now extremely lit.
Married BY Rev. c. A. Waters, pas
tor Of the First Baptist church, July
e6th, Mr.. ). Milliean OF Atlantis, Ga,
and Miss Sadie June Vi Manning.
Mr.. J. ". Thames, Left this norniag
for the Springs, and On September !ss
he goes on tho Ms--esville cotton mar
kes 70 represent the Sprunss OF Will
mingtoa.
It is thought that Manning viii have
about 800 visitors for the .asmen's meet
ing which will be held oo The 10Th and
11th. All Of the homes 70 sowa will be
thrown open 70 the guests.
The establishment Of q new bank is,
weare informed, practically q certainty.
The stock IS being subscribed to rapidly.
Il will be decided whether It shall be
Nacioosl or State bank in few days.
Mr. r s. Snyth, former president
OF the Bank OF Sumnertcc, has sold out
his interests ir that :own, and moved 70
Charleston. Clarendon does not like -
lose 50 worthy citizen, but congrace-
lates Charleston on the gain
Died nesr Tur5eYille last Saturday
night, Mrs. Melt Welch, wife Of Mr..
VI. II. Wslch, aged about IS years The
funeral took place at Horse Branch Bao-
list church. Reg. MIR. Coroet. Of Tim
monsviLe conducted the service
The Misses Alderman, entertained
ramber Of their Manning friends at
Ian psrsy lest Friday evening at theis
home in Alcolu. The young folks CO.
loved themselves immensely, and Misses
Margaret and Nozelle Alderman made
charming hostssses.
County Supervisor McFaddin has put
the roadway 70 Black River in excel
lent condition, and now he is putting IN
vSluable work On the ola Georgetown
soad- The rosdS leading into the coun-
ty seat are gradually being improved.
which is appreciated By the general
public.
The county farmers union met ic the
Woodnea hall last Saturday, heard the
reports Of the delegates 70 the State
Union, and transacted other business
The union In this comfy is principally
confined 70 the For* and Salem. The
whole county should be IN this organ.Z-
alton. It's purpcse IS oeoeScis!.
We urge our readers 70 watch the ad-
yereisipg columns Of The TINES from
row on. The hive np-to-dsee merchant
who have attractive goods, new and
fresh will let It be known through these
columns, the other fellows are satisfied
with per annu,ns, and buy their goods
70 suit that trade.
From every section Of the county the
Good and cheering report comes tna.
corn is safe and plentiful, cotton IS
trui.ing rapidly with the prospect OF
bumper crop, and high prices. There
should be splendid fall business: it is
I'D 20 the merchants 70 draw the .-a6e
here, and we believe they bave deter
4 -, Sri
hump this season.
We are informed tha. Dr.. 4. e. VIII
l;ams, J. S. McClain and Mr.. Smith
propose 70 be st the Sandy Grove aux
oc the 18th TO see 70 IL that the voters
O. that township vote themselves into
Eu:le6se county. We hope the voters
of Sandy Grove Will teach these gentle
men. they are capable OF knowing what
thew wan: 10 do, aoo how 70 vote with
ont their presence or aid. Those inser-
ested in Lake City town lots are max
ing . desperate effcr: 70 win Sanoy
Grove. Study the map which is print
eo IN this issue, and it will De seen how
badly the proposed Eu,iecge IS shaped.
Poor old Jim Ridgili, come from Sum
ter las. Monday evening with gallon
OF gir ,r his vslise only TO have it taken
away from him o. arrival by Policeman
Clark. On Jim's arrival the policeman
asked hius If he had liquor 10 that "a
Use. and wneu jim said ''yes sir" Mr..
Clark coctisca.ed it, leaving Jeetns with
thirst 70 quench with a-tesian water,
and a prac:ica, object lesson in temper
aoce. Jim hsd no business with liquor
no way, be is 100 black to be drinking
booze. that stuff IS intended for rich
people anyway. Had Jim srans-
ported that liquor inside OF himself
with nothing but his breath 70 expose
him, be would have come out ahead o'
the game.