The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-01-20

The front of Aaron Abrams store is
being remo6eled.
Mr.. D. 4. Shaw, of Alcolu, was IN
Manning for short while last Sacur-
day.
The banks were closed yesterday, the
anniversary OF Lees birth being legal
holiday.
Mr.. Ralph S. DesChamps, OF Pine
wood, was in Manning on business last
Monday.
Miss Alice Clark, OF Virginia, is Wis
isine the family of her brother, Mr.. f.
D. Clark.
Cotton ginners' reports are being
collected this week for the use OF the
government.
Mr.. Roger Mcintosh is now on the
road travelling in the interest OF large
commercial house.
MIR. J. 5. Nelson, of Sunmerton, IS
now connected with the office force OF
Charlton DuRant, Esq.
-Liss Marie Plowden, OF Whining
ton, n. c., is guest at the home OF
Mr.. Wallace NJ. Plowden.
Miss Genie Adams, OF spartanburg,
IS visiting her brother, Mr.. Alex.
Adams, at the home of Mr.. L. 4. Nc
Intosh.
One OF the black fire engine horses
has been reduced to ranks. He is now
working to a wagon with mule haul
ing sand.
TT. Cofey is now in ST. Louis, where
he has gone to buy car Of mules. He
will be back the last of this week or the
first of next.
Mr.. D. r. DuBose, a prominent farm
er and merchant.and an excellent cltl-
izen of Sardinia, was IN Manning on
business last Friday.
Messrs. L. C. Mason and F. A. Wells,
Of the thriving town Of Summerton,
spent Sunday in Manning, much to the
pleasure of their friends.
DR.. W. Eagood Woods, the popular
young Salem physician, was in Manning
last Saturday as the guest OF his broth
er, J. McSwain Woods, Esq.
Senator Carlisle, of Spartanburg, is
in Manning on visit to his brother-ln-
law, Mr.. Alex. Adams, who has been
quite sick during the past week.
Work is row progressing on the Sec
ond story of the new court house. The
handsome features of the building show
I'D more and more as the work progress.
Mrs. Beulah M. Dinkins has returned
iron Columbia where she visited her
relatives, DR.. C. F. Williams and fami-
". and has gone to her home at Rhames.
The Mason Newcombe Stock Co.. will
give a show for three nights in the In
stitute Hall, beginning Monday, 18th
instant. The company comes well recon-
men6e6.
Mr.. T. g. Hudson, Confederate vet
eran of IS years and a widower for the
second time was married last week at
Privateer to maiden lady Of Is years,
Miss Eliza Rogers.
Mr.. Alex Adams, OF Spartan burg,
who came here TWO weeks ago to assist
in conducting W. e. Jenkinson Co. S
special sale, has been quite Ill during
the past week, but is now much better.
Died on Wednesday of last week, at
Mount Vernon, at the home OF Kew.
Charles Montgomery, Mrs. Laura A.
Montgomery, widow OF the late Robert
Montgomery, aged II years. The tuner
al took place a5 Concord church last
Friday.
Capt. J. .. Eoyle, of aarvin, was in
Gown on business Monday. He says ne
Is sure going to reduce his cotton acre,
age this year and give more attention
SO hog andhominy. He raised more thar
enough corn last year to run his farm
this year.
Senator Applet came down last Sat
urday night and spent Sunday at home
returning to his duties il Columbia
Monday morning. The House OF Rep
resentatives took a recess from Satur'
day until this morning, but the Senate
decided to continue daily sessions.
DR.. J. F. Geiger, having sold his res
Sdence to the Clareadon Baptist church
for the use Of their pastor, is moving ou'
this week. DR.. Geiger will occupy the
Leee house, opposite the Graded Schoo
building, until the completion OF his new
house. which is now being built next K
G.. r Harvin7s.
The County Dispensary Board OF Con
troll has not yet been able to close ou
the stock of liquors that was on hane
when the dispensary was closed las
Fall. Il is hoped that the Legislature
now in session will pass some measure
that will enable the board TO close ~
toe business. In the meantime the rem
bill is mounting upwards.
Beginning last Sunday, January 18th
all Sunday express service is suspend
ed on trains 81 and So of the Atlantic
Coast Line between Charleston AM
Greenyille. The movement which cuI
minated in this order was started re
Gently bv Mr.. C. r. Harvin, agent Q
the Southern Express Company at Mar
ming.
Married at the home of the bride
father, Mr.. John Graham, Jordan, 5
c., on last Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clocs
by Rey. Mr.. Godbold, Mr.. Richard "
Chewing and Miss Annie Graham. Ih
bride is an attractive and popular youn
woman, while the groom is sterling
worthy young farmer. Both have tn
congratulations and best wishes OF man
friends