The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-06-21

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Weinberg, Esq, was soid,o MIR. Ihona;
Nimmer last Thursday. The Laundry
will probably have 20 seek other quar-
ters.
Married Yesterday afternoon at thi
home of the brides mother il Sumter
Mr.. Leon NJ. Galloway OF Manning. ant
Miss Nellie Chandler. Rev. T. II. Shu
Ter. pastor OF the Manning Methods
church performed the ceremony. Be
sides the family OF the groom. severa
friends from Manning attended the
wedding.
Married last Wednesday evening a
the Presbyterian church in Summer
ton, Mr.. \. Judson Plowden, and Nils;
Sarah L. Nelson. Rev. James Nc
Dowell performed the ceremony. The
affair was quite elaborate, large nun
Der of attendants. and i splendid re
ception at the home OF the bride:
mother Mrs. c. Fl. Nelson.
Owing to so many delinquents on our
subscription lists il will be impossible
for The Times editor TO attera the cor,
ronation exercises in London but we
will be represented at that function by
DR.. Haeood Woods who is taking a
special postgraduate course ia medicine
in England. Dr.. Woods is a Clarendon
man who has attained high stand in
his profession. and to have him repre-
sentiag The Times on the occasion OF
King George putting 90 his golden hat
is quite distinction.
There was fashionable wedding in
colored solored society 10 Manning
last Wednesday afternoon. the con-
tracing parties were James Deal in
the United States railway mail service
and Rosa Mack the daughter OF Caro-
line Mack. Rev. A. T. Wooasoo. pas
tor of the Manning Presbyterian
church performed the ceremony, in
the place of Rev. Il. c. DeLaine who
was unavoidably absent, and no other
colored minister was obtainable which
was acceptable 10 the couple
This is e mighty tight time with Us,
and we will appreciate it greatly If those
OF our subscribers who are behind With
their subscriptions will send or bring
US some money. Those we owe are in-
sistent and we must pay even If we have
to borrow and pay interest. they VII!
not look at our delinquent list and be
satisfied when we tell them these are all
GOOD. Come friends, look at The label
on your paper, it will tell you the date
of the expiration Of your subscription,
or rather the date from which you are
dra ne Give rs a lift
Read the half page advertisement of
The D. j. Chandler Clothing Co., OF
Sumter. It is one of their great clear
inc sales which is always attractive TO
the trading public. This concern makes
it a rule to clear of 4 seasons goods be-
fore the season wanes so as to be ready
for the Fall receivings. To make their
clearing sales a success they put the
prices down so as to make it an induce
ment to buverS, an attractive Invest
ment to those who like good clothing.
Take advantage of the offerings OF this
reputable concern. II will pay YOU to
do so.
The persons seen down at the swamp
recently was not party OF surveyors
for new railroad for Manning, but they
were there inspecting the cause for the
annoyiug stenches that are waited into
the nostrils OF people living in the di-
reccion of the swamp. The dry weather
is largely the cause Of there being no
water at the terminus Of the sewerage
drain but this can be remed!ed If the
council will take the matterin hand, and
REQUIRE those who nave the franchise TO
cut ditch to another one Of the runs OF
the swamp. This matter should nos be
delayed.
The coming social event in this town
takes place Wednesday evening 2sth
inst in the Methodiss church when TWO
OF Manrine's most popular young peo-
pie will be united in the holy bonds OF
matrimony. The fortunate couple are:
S. Oliver O'Bryan, Esq a rising law
yer and prominent citizen. and Miss
Frances E. Davis. whose merited popu-
larity IS only exceeded by her masnih-
cient wonanly character. Miss Davis
was for number of years a teacher IN
the graded school and by her splendid
bearing she won not only the hearts OF
her pupils bat their parents rs we'll, and
while all will feel the loss TO the school
there is rejoicing everywhere in this
promised happy union.