The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-01-26
Weinberg's Grocery.
Where quality reisrs,

Miss Anoa Se,ser, Of ST. Matthews,
is visiting =: Dr.. j. Z. Geiger's.
Miss May Harvio and Miss Lucille
Isenan wen. 70 Sumter this morning.
Mrs. n. E. Pipkin has returned from
an extended visit 70 relatives 10 Will
iiamsours county
Miss Annie McCrary. 0: Pendleton,
is visiting Mrs a. +. Woodson, at the
Presbyterian incoSe-
Agricultural and Cha,,el Mortgage
blanks, the oew and approved form.
are COW X stock q: this Office.
Died, yesterday afternoon near Bloom
vile, the little ewo-year old daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Richoou-s.
NJ. Frank Moset. chief clerk in the
Manning pos,cMce. IS back al his post,
after very pleasant vacation.
Miss Ai,eeo Eowle. who is engaged
10 teaching the Sunny Side schoo! near
?rivaseec, spent last Sunday Ct home.
Rev. c. W. Blanchard preached ic
the PRESBYTERIAN church last Sunday
morning in the absence Of the pastor.
Ar. Elizs Appel has been re-appoint-
ed hy President Taft and confirmed by
the Senate IS s-oSctIaSter 81 M2cnlnC.
Regular monthly meeting OF the La
dies Missionary Society at the Presoy-
teriaa Church Friday a!cerrcoa II $50.
The Legisla:ure Of South Carolina
passed through Manning on q special
train this morning, bound for Charles
,oa.
Mr. W. B. Bass and family are now
occuSyins the house on South Brooks
street, recently occupied by DR.. J. r
Aranc-
Mrs. 4. ". knight, o: Bambers, is
ID Nsnring ca = visit 20 her mother
aod sister, Mrs Sallie Legg ard Mrs
2 e. Je1kinson.
Mrs. 81. u. kcasnoF and little son,
Edwin Lionel, and her sister, Mrs. NJ.
Beck, left las. Sunday 10 spend mouth
with relatives 10 New York.
Mr.. J. E KELLEY is having encou-as-
ing success in organizing the Boys Corn
Clubs 10 this county We hope 70 give
some particulars as 10 the progress OF
the Uora II our Dex. issue.
Only . few people in Manning saw
me comet that suddenly appeared last
Saturday evening. but Z great .naoy
have seen it since. Like all other
comets, nobody knows where i, came
from or where Ii IS so!cg. II IS hoped
rhas this one will grow brighter and
more conspicuous.
There has been full round inooa
shining all night every nigh; since
Satu-da- al.honsh accordiog 20 the
almanac the U.oo3 was GOT 10 be full
unit! yesterday. This IS an unusual
phenomenon. but IL IS not supposed 70
have anything TO DO with the co-iuci-
den: appearance O: the comet
Monday evening abou, 6 O'Clock on
Mr.. Wal!ace PlowGen'S place, four
miles East OF Manning, \ young negro
named BIZ! Young. either FELL dead or
died after taI!ia. 10 = tit. Coroner Bag
ge,t was noioGcd, but after :nvestlga-
tiou decided that an Inquest was no'
oeceSsarv. The deceased was subject
10 fits.
Mrs Eliza Brewer, wife OF NJ. Law
renee Brewer, died i, her home near
Bioonv;,le las. Friday af,eraoon. her
death being due 70 heart failure follow.
inc 20 attack OF grip. She was abou, )
years old and lea-es her husband, ooe
daughter and four sops. The remains OF
the deceased were buried at Oak Grove
90 Sunday
The Greensboro. y. c.. News OF the
lSIA inst. gives al account Of the death
OF Mrs. Aca Garland Hunter. who WIS
born and reared az Sardinia, in this
county, and who died on Sunday morn
ing. January 10Th. following stroke o.
paralysis the day before. She had beer
living in Greensboro for about thirty
wears, but as the cultured and lovely
Miss Ada Garland she Is well ceraem-
bereG BY many Of onr readers. Her huS
band. the late J. 5. Hunter. Z prominent
aud successful business man, and ao or
" daughter precedaa her 70 the grave
: some years ago, and She now leaves four
Soos 20 Dourc an irreDarable loss. Mrs
Hunter was gifted with rare nuslca
talent and literary tastes and "aS al un
,iriug worker in the church and Sunda!
school, Seyera; relatives wen: from