The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-09-10
School opens next Monday.
Make your returns by the 10th.

Make your returns by the 10th.
The tobacco season closes here to-
morrow.
Mrs. Louis Levi has returned hon e
after spending the summer away.
The books for maxim g town tax re
turns close on the 18th.
Mr.. r. F. Epperson, of Pipewood, was
among the visitors to this town yesterday
Mrs. J. q. Hawkins and children of
Aiken are visiting relatives in this
county.
Nal. Abe Levi is back home again
and actively engaged oa the cotton
market.
A crowd OF young folks from here
attended "Mutt and JEFF" in Sumter
last night.
Mr.. Z. H. Earvin returned home
Thursday from visit to his wife's rel
atives in Tennessee.
Mrs. Maria Brown aud children re-
turned from their summer iaunt to the
mountains last Thursday.
DR.. J. q. Hawkins, of Aiken. arrived
yesterday morning TO spend his vacation
with his family among relatives.
Charleston had a severe hail and
rain storm yesterday. The wind blew
at velocity OF 62 miles 40 hour.
The Baptist congregation will have
protracted service all OF this week, and
it may run into the week to come.
Misses Marion Seabrook, of Edisto
Island. and Clarkson, of Columb bis, are
visiting Miss Matte Vennins in town.
D. G.. Shaw, of Sumter, is in St. Louis
buying lot OF fine horses and mules,
which is expected TO arrive about Satur-
day, the 18th. Call and see them.
Mrs. J. A. Weinberg and children,
after spending several weeks at the
North returned home last Thursday
night.
The tobacco sales on this market has
been for this season about l,500, 900
pounds, for which there was paid out
over 1925. .0o0.
Miss Lucille AIsbrook, of Spartan
burg, was in Manning yesterday on her
way to visit her uncle, DR.. L. W..
NettleS, at Foreston.
Mr.. W. NJ. Wilson, once a composltor
on The Times. died in Anderson last
Wednesday night, after undergoing an
operation for appendicitis.
Mr.. c. E. Joye, of New Zion, passed
through Manning last Saturday for
Charleston where he went for treatment
in one of the hospitals of that city.
Misses Martha ard Mozell Alderman,
of Alcolu, after an extensive travel
through the West and Alaska, return.
ed TO their home last Saturday night.
Died last Thursday evening at his
home near Turbeville, Mr.. Buddin
Welsh aged about IS years. The de-
ceased leaves wife and several chill
dren.
MIR. T F. Coffey OF Coffey & Rigby is
pow on the market for mules and
horses. Remember they always handle
the best and everything guaranteed To
be us represented.
The Rivers-Bul,man Quitting Com.
pany. Of Sumter. calls upon our read
ers to watch the space 10 The TIMES
where they will have something inter.
esting to say soon.
Rev S G. Stukes left Monday for
cept professorship in the Agnes Scot,
College, one OF the best known fem ale
colleges in the South.
Mr.. and Mrs J. W. Weeks, of Pine
wood, has formerly announced the be-
srcshal of their daughter, Miss Mary
Elizabeth, to Dr. Thomas r Liitlejohn,
the wedding will take place October
22nd.
We urge our advertisers to have
their copy in The Times Office not later
than Saturday noon, as it takes time &c
set an ad. properly, and what We do
we wish to do well, 50 that it may give
good results.
The State Board Of Canvassers were
in session Yesterday aud heard the
arguments for and against the estab.
lishment of the dispensary in the
counties of Sumter, Lexington and
Williamsburg. Both sides are repre-
sented by counsel, but up to the hour
of going 70 press the decision of the
board has not been reported. The
board continues 10 session today, and
it is presumed that which ever way il
decides the losing side will 90 into the
courts before the matter is finally