The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-07-13

They have decided 70 postpone it until
frost.
What has become OF our correspoo-
dent st Paxrille?
The State campaign meeting 10 Man
ming will be on the @nd.
Do send US some good live news items
from the several sections OF the county.
Mr.. Louis Lev; and Mr.. Hugh Nc
Kelrey are rusticating at Glenn Springs
Miss Naaheim OF Marion. is visiting
in Manning as the home OF Mr.. S. j..
Bowman.
Miss Jennie Chandler OF Sumter, has
been in Manning oa visit to the Misses
Brockinton.
MIR. W. Weeks. Pinewood' capital
Isl and banker, was in Manning Monday
on business.
The friends OF Mr.. C. F. Holladay will
be panied 70 Know that he IS Il! WHO ty-
phoid fever
Mr.. W. S. Harvin. who has been p
Glenn's Springs, IS at home again I'M
proved by the trip.
Il has jus: been discovered why lsdles
do not wear red scarts 10 public 10 the
GOOD old summer tine.
When it is Sizing hot. is i; any Won
der that language becomes confused, and
men are made 70 say bad words:
DR.. and Mrs. Abe Weinberg OF Sum
ter, are 10 Manning visiting their par
er,s, Mr.. and Mrs y Weinberg.
Mr.. Almond Mcintosh and wife Of Co
iunbia, are IN Manning visiting the
family OF his brother, Mr. L. + Ncin-
cosh.
There appears in this issue the an
nouncement OF Mr.. J. ". Rercio: as
candidate for the position OF Magistrate
for Manning.
Since the charge fudge Memminser
We notice some men are eating cloves
lest their breath might expose the po-
session OF liquor.
Miss Mealaie Simoos Of Washington,
D. c., and Miss Monte Sinoos OF Char
lesion, are visiting their aunt Mrs T.
s. Lyons st the Central Hotel.
The tobacco growers are now curing
the yellow weed. and it will not be long
before they will be on the market with
It, and put no1ey into circulation
The friends OF Mr.. Allen McFaddin
will be pleased TO learn that he has re
covered from his recent illness, and tina.
he is able 70 be out at his business.
Guess i! you can. who it is that will be
employing dressmakerS and miilioers
for ID occasion 70 take place the first
week in October. !, amt no widow eth.
er.
Hon. B. Harris, State Inspector Of
Pure Foods was in Manning yesterday
on official business Mr.. Harris was
formerly State President Of the Farm
ers Union.
Mr.. Fritz Young. clerk IN the Man
ming poscoltce. IS of OF = TWO weeks
vacation and he ief: here Sunday 10!
Cincinnati. Ohio. and ne war'ac tag
ged neither.
Have a meeting Of the automobile
owners to arrange for the reception O.
the Evening Records good road 5 tour
ISIS, that are 70 reach Manning on Wed
nesday 9th
Rey. \. l.. Woodson, Messrs. W
Scott Harric and ". c. Davis had ;
delightful breakfas. OF Tuesday morn
ing with Mr. and Mrs Mcdowell Nc
Faddin, BY special request.
In this issue among the candidates TO
the legislature. is the card o. M-. J. D
.Alsbrook. This gentleman Is 10 s:ranS g
er 70 the people OF Clarendon is he Ia
been il public position before.
Judge J. 5. Wilson has returned !-oa
holding court 1T Wal,ecboro. Ee wen
70 Rome. ic Williamsburg county. u
visi, his relatives Tor few days Tn
Judge is cow having his summer vaca
cion.
The friends OF N- T. T. Piowden VI!
De pleased 70 see his card aunoUnc;n
his candidacy Cor the Legislature. Nj
P!owden has served % that body before
and if elected will be no novice II !a'
making.
Among the Florida cXcursion!s,S tha
left here yesterday Was Willis Dar!:
who has been carrying the mails stead