The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-09-27

UT Levi bIOCk,
Miss Lulie Harvln has returned 70
her school in Columbia.
Mrs. Walter e. Wells of Florence. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. S. L. Davis.
Miss Lillian Hamer of Bennettsvile
visited the Misses Bookman last week.
Mrs. Z-igler OF Orangeburg, is in
Manning on a visit to her son DR.. }. A.
Zeigler.
MIR. and Mrs. L. II. Harvin arrived
bone from their wedding tour Monday
evening.
Mrs. Herbert Watson OF Greenwood
is in Manning with her daughter Mrs.
G. NJ. Smith
Mrs Mae Strange Hite, of Columbia,
is in Manning visiting her mother, Mrs.
J P. Strange.
N. C. Galluchat, Esq, of Asheville,
n c., is spending a few days III Man
ming ou business.
Mr.. C. A. McFaddin left last Monday
for Clemson to attend the meeting OF
farm demonstrators.
Last Saturday was busy day with
the merchants, some OF them did a
record breaking business.
J. Gordan Belser, ESQ, of Columbia
with his family spent Sunday in Man
ming at Judge Wilson's, his father-in-
law.
We have in our Office copy of the
Clarendon Press of date March 26th
1868, which was sent US by Mrs. H. T.
LeGrand.
1t is said that the new plant OF the D.
W. Alderman Sons Co., at Alcolu, while
not the largest, is one of the best equip
ed plants in the State.
The postofice box rents are due, and
those who do not pay bv the last day OF
this month will be Inconvenience by
ing their boxes closed up.
Died last Saturday at her home near
PaxVille. Mrs. Alice Ards. wife OF Mr..
J. r. Ards. aged about Il years. The
funeral took place at Paxville Sunday.
Died last Friday night, Amelia 10
months old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. r. Breedin. The funeral took place
in the Manning cemetery Sunday
morning.
The State convention of the Womans
Christian Temperance Union meets IN
Manning and the ladies are making
elaborate preparations for their enter
tainment.
Mrs. J. N. Bradham's millinery open
ing takes place next week, and she has
splendid line of ladies' goods IN her
store. The opening takes place October
5th and 9Th.
Owing to mishap to our engine this
week we have been considerably delay
ed with the work in the Office, and offer
this as an excuse for not having a bet
ter paper this week.
The tressle over Bear Creek near
Wilson's Mil was burned some time
during Sunday night and caused the
train from Charleston to not reach
Manning until late Monday morning.
Died at her home in Summerton last
Sunday morning, Mrs. Eliza G. Tindal,
reject of the late Hon. Ezra A. Tlndal,
aged about IS years. The funeral took
place at Summerton Monday morning.
The Jewish merchants of Manning
will have their places of business closed
next Monday on account OF the Day OF
Atonement. All OF them will close en-
cepting MIR. Krasnoff. who does not OBJ
serve the day.
Married Monday evening at the Bap
tist parsonage by Rev. H. K. Williams,
Mr.. w. T. Kennedy and Miss Elizabeth
Worsham, both OF Sandy Grove. The
couple left here yesterday for Charles
ton for few days.
Hirschmann's millinery opening takes
place Thursday and Friday OF next
week, and Mrs. Hirschman who gave
the selection Of the stock her personal
attention, proposes to make the opening
an event with the ladies'.
It begins to look as if the meetings
held in the interest of raising the price
Of cotton is having the opposite effect,
and those vino have October notes &c
pay and must pay them are coasiderab'
ly worried over the decline.
Read krasnoff's Greatest Special Sale
advertisement this week, he does not
make any hip-hip hurrah statement;
but he comes square out with the prices
so that he who runs may read and kno"
just what 20 expect when he comes tC
Manning with the moZuma.
The tobacco growers OF this county
received for their product this year 8
handsome return Notwithstanding there
was short yield. Mr.. ]. Il. DuBose O
New Zion, from A acres received $3.50
and some of his neighbors got more
This is what we call profitable farming
Cotton thieves are out. and q small
dose OF buck shot might relieve them o.
their attiic,ion to 60 about to steal thai
which honest people have been laborine
TO make these hot months. Last Sunday
night 4 bale OF cotton was stolen from