The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-06-30

9TH.
The reports from Florence continue
favorable about Mr.. J. ". Mcleod
condition.
Mr.. z. E. Harsse has purchased the
rssi6epce OF Mr.. c. +. N!lElnS on
Church Street.
Miss Margaret Henderson. OF Char
lot.e Is in Manning visiting her uUc!e.
Mr. \. $. Briggs.
Mr.. w. P. LegS has bough, the house
and .os 0: Mr. J. s. Dickson. who IS DOW
do;ur business in North Carolina
Mrs G [. Dickson has returned home
t-ou. Edse6ei6 where she has been II
attendance as delegate 70 q missionary
convention.
The Manning board OF trade has en-
tended IN invicaS!on 10 Congresssman
Lever 20 be il Manning on the 18th. and
take part ia tie farmers meeting.
1871 bushels OF oats oo 25 acres was
the oa. crop made by Mr.. ". 7. Les
esns this wear. which IS about 20 bush
els 20 the acre. ProGt2b'~ farming
Rep, for pos: Office boxes expire
rhis 6av, and those who have DOT renew
ed hy rnoroing, will ind their mail II
the general delivery. instead OF the
boxes Pay YOUR box rens-
Rev. F. q. Shuler IS conducting
prosracted meeting foc Rev. Leonard at
Mccall, and Rev. w. 5. Stokes ws!s
preach in the Methods: church here
next Sunday morning and evening.
Died g. the home OF her son, Mr.. Cal
vim Baocets near B!oomvi!!e, Yesterday
afternoon, Mrs Ann E baggess, reiice
OF the late s. q. Baggett. ased - years
of age. The burial took place at Oak
Grove church today.
On Sunday night July i,h, Rev. VIM
G,vneSvor,h will assist Rev. J. \. To
Ia-to or6ain the deaconS IN the Baptist
church at Pinewood. The exercises
..lss place in X. OF P hall 1t $50
O'Clock, public cordially invited.
The entertainment: tomorrow evening
in she auditorium OF the school house
promises 70 oe very pleasing. There
have been several rehearSais, al OF
which were satisfactory. A part OF the
proceeds go 20 the hospital association
Died in Kingstree last "Wednesday
afternoon, Mrs Mary J. Porter, retIct
OF the late Edwin J. Porter, Esq. The
deceased had numbers of friends n this
co.nsy. and maHy years ago lived 10
Nsnn;cp where her husband prac:iced
Law.
THE TINES editor will be away next
week attending the meeting OF the
State Press Association at Greeavi!le,
aad he would be pleased 70 have all
communications for the next issue sent
in before Monday, so as 20 icsare pub
location
The friends OF Mr.. S. ]. Bowman
were delighted 70 see him out n MS
rolling chair oa the streets yesterday.
The old war horse seemed as much
pleased 70 be out IS little boy wit
oessins ball game when his side Is
winning.
A,a meeting Q. the Clarendon Bap-
,iss congregation last Thursday it was
decided TO erect church building at
cost OF not less than $4,000. The edifce
wiz; be erected on modern plans and
Will probably cos. twice the amount
mentioned when COMPLETED.
There escaped from the cha!nGang
last Thursday Joe Woods, who was
serving = three-year sentence for Steal
inc cotton from The D. ". Alderman
Sous Co., q. AlcolE. y reward OF SO
will oe paid by Supervisor NcFaddln
for his capture and delivery.
II Clarendon has an old Confederate
soldier who would like TO be taken care
OF the res. OF his days 81 the soldiers
home in Columbia, ii he will make It
known the matter can easily be arrang-
ed. Each county IS entitled TO two, and
50 fa- Clarendon has no one there.
Manning has fire company that has
saved thousands OF dollars worth OF prop
ersy: a benefit sectertainmeItw would help
the bows who risk their lives 70 save
the property Of others The tire comp
any is OF practical benefit and is deSecr-
ing OF all the help the patriotism .; the
people OF the town can give.
There was meeting last evening and
i; was decided TO have = meeting IL the
inseres. OF the laymenS missionary
noyeuea, August 10 and II. There wall
be here TO deliver addresses, some OF the
leading laynen Of the various denom!-
nations in the State. The details and
nanes OF speakers viii be published
cater.
To De married q, six O'Clock this even
inp br Rev. c. ". Blanchard, II the
home of the brides mother, Mr.. c. NJ.
Parrot: of Sumter. and Miss Malvoia
Walker. The couple will leave this
evening on 2 tour 20 the mountains OF
North Carolina. and they carry with
them the good wishes OF the community
where the bride is highly esteemed
Keep an eye Oh the advertising nat
ter sent out. and distributed by nerch-
ants putting on sales, If YOU find their
printing was done away from home, 1t
S = bad place 70 20 to trade. Because.
merchants wanting TO do the right th!2g
always patroaize home. Abrams had
his printing doae in Manning and he
proposes 20 create whlrl wind 10 pT,ceS
- his special sale
We would sugses, 10 council, they
will be doing pleasing duty to vast
majority OF the people Of this town, il
they will have the earth loosened around
the oaks on the streets so that moisture
can reach the roots. and save the trees
from dying. The middle row OF trees on
Brooks street make largely for the beau
tv Of the town, and the hard cruS; sornc-
ed =: the base OF these trees by the clay
should be broken now while there Is
still chance 20 save them.
Il is hoped that every farmer wheth.
er he grows tobacco or not Will attend
the mass meeting in Manning on july
18th, an6 hear the addresses OF the dis.
tinguished visitors We are satisfied
these gentlemen will bring aoou, large
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