The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-10-15

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Dr.. and Mrs. Abe Weinberg of Sum-
ter spent Sunday in Manning.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ferd Levi of Sumter
spent Sunday in Manning with rela-
tives.
The friends of Mr.. Simeon Earriug-
ton will learn with regreat that he IS
quite i'll at his home near Workman
Mrs. f. C. Alsbrook wishes to rent
or sci! her residence property IN Man
ming. Her address is Spartanburg.
Sardinia is to have new mercantile
company for which charter has been
applied for.
a new bark has been organized IN
Sumter with Capt. A. L. Lesesne, FORM
erly of Clarendon as President.
Die st Sarais, Florence counry, on
the 9th, Mr. Drew Kirby, the father OF
Mrs. S. G.. Lee OF Manning.
The Clarendon Millinery store has
an expert milliner and the work turn
ed out is guaranteed to please.
The Clarendon millinery store is the
only exclusive store of the kind 10 Man
ming.
Mrs. James A. Toy, of Louisville
XIV. is in Manning visiting ber daugh-
tex Mrs / 2. NCLorG.
TIE Ea,v:pr!s4 scSooi eater-a:cn~Qt
was : Gu. success, J.-- *: ,eS :eaizeC 3
uice -GG .: Gocey which tGey VIII
so-s& 10 scnuni ood>e !iGuroyencnts.
We note the happy counteuance OF
our friend Mr.. George W. Williams,
since the arrival of bis son. He acts as
il he has the best and greatest ever.
Last Saturday was very busy day
with merchants of this town. On &C.
count of the Jewish holiday there were
q number of the stores closed.
Mrs. C. R. Harvin and daughter,
Miss Bessie, left Monday for Orange
burg to attend the Harvin-Culler mar
riage.
The ladies of the Methodist church
at Pinewood will give an oyster supper
Friday night l7th., in one OF the va
cant stores of that town.
The ladies of Silver will give an
oyster supper Friday night at the Sill
yer school house for the benefit OF the
school.
LOST: a white setter dog with short
tail, fiuder will please notify or return
the dog TO r. H. LesesDe Greeleyville
S. c., and a liberal reward will be
paid.
Mrs. J. N. Bradham has an adver-
tisement in this issue calling attention
TO the millinery handle by the Claren-
don Millinery store. Cali on her and
let her show you her stock.
The ladies of Wilson will give sup
per for the benefit of the Wilson school
next Friday night. and the public is
urgently invited. There will be bar
becue, chicken and everything else
good to eat.
Tobe married mex, Sunday afternoon,
at the Methodist parsonage 10 Manning.
MIR. J L. Napier, of Jordan, and Miss
Sarah Wells of Manning. The !icen>e
was issued Yesterday by Probate Judge
Wiudham.
The base ball fans were in high glee
Saturday when they learned that Phil
adelphra had won the worlds series.
New York did not seem TO be in IL a
little bit. aud many dollars pass d
banGs vi the sporting element.
The correspondents of The Times in
the several st ecriunS Of the county are
especially urged to send 10 their let
terS re- ular and often We want the
news from every quarter, and we want
it every week.
Mr.. !. F Cutter OF Davis Station
went into San;ee last Saturday and he
brought out au eight snag buck. Mr..
Cutter was appointed game warden for
this County by State Warden Richard
SOD.
The Florence County grand jury in
its DreSe DtmepC recon DmSnCS 10 Lne leg
islative delegation to have law en-
acted giving the county boards of
assessors the sole power 10 take re-
turns of property, similar t" the law
which IS operating in this county.
The local colored school Of Manning
opened yesterday morning with a
splendid enrolment The teachers
were all present 10 resume their work.
Thirty five more pupils were enrolled
at the opening of the school this year
than at the opening last year.
The grand jury OF Sumter presented
Magistrate q. E. B. Wells of that
city charming him with living in adul-
trs with negro woman. Magistrate
Wells was released on bond, and the
cas- was continued until the next term
of the court. Gov. Blease has refused
to suspend him until q petit jury rem
Gers verdict CT guilty.
Died at his home in Manning las,
Thursday night, Mr.. Henry c. Wind
ham, aged about IS years. The de-
ceased left a wife and two children
Thc iunera! took plare in the Mannins
cemetery FRIDAY afternoon. Rev J
A. Ansity pastor OF the Manning Bap
iss church con1 ucted the service. Th,
deceased Was native of Darlington