The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-10-08

We urge our friends in all sections
OF the county to give US the news.
The colored Graded School OF Man
ing opeps Tuesday, October l4th.
This issue OF the Times is the largest
paper ever published here in Cla rem.
don county.
Mr.. John Cuttino of theF United
States railway mail service spent yes
tsrday in Manning with his mother.
Mr.. I. Bradham of Black Noun
tain, n. G. is iu Manning visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Brdham.
Married to-day by Rev. Nv. T.
Patrick, at Jordan, Mr.. Tillman Hutt-
on, OF GreeleYville, and Miss sInez
Richboury, of Jordan.
Mrs. Nj. Z. Barnett, Miss Annie
Loryea aud Mr.. Isaac Nj. Loryea have
re5urnd home after spending the sum-
mer in the mountains.
Surveyor Palmer of Sumter is max.
ing survey OF Turbeville with view
of making it an incorporated town.
A charter will soon be applied for.
Mr.. J. W. Thsmes, formerly Of Man
ming, now in the cotton buying busi-
ness at Mayesville, has been chosen
the Mayor of that municipality.
In the ad. OF The Manning Grocery
Co., of last week there appeared IS
ounce package buckwheat -four 80
cents, when it should have been 30
cents.
Mr.. J. E. Alsbrook, farmer living
in Plowden's Mill tow nship lost a fne
mule last Thursday. This is the
second mule Mr.. Alsbrook lost this
year.
MIR. Marion ". Seabrook, of the
Sumter bar, is soon to be marie to
. Miss Apnabelle Mills at Stateburg,
NC. Mr.. Seabrook is frequent
visitor to Manning.
Mr.. W. L. Blanchard, the famous
photographer OF Columbia expects to
be in Manning in the near future TO
make photographs. Babies pictures
are specially with him.
Died last Friday near Remberts Mrs
Mollie Mahoney, relict OF the late
Dallis f. Mahoney, aged IS years. The
funeral took place at Calvary church
Saturday.
The 45th annual fair OF the State
rsAgricultural g. Mechanical Society
will begin October 9th. and end on
the 3lst., The officers think this will
be record bleaker in attendance.
The ladies of the Jordan Presbyte-
rian congregation will have an oyster
supper at the Jordan school house next
Friday plight. and they ask a large
patronage as the proceeds 60 for
church purposes.
The Monroe, N. c. Journal cootains
very interesting sketch OF Mr.. Alon-
GOV. Williams, formerly of this eoun-
ty, which we shall reproduce as soon
as We can spare the space in our
columns.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.
and Mrs J. W. Weeks for the mar
riage of their daughter, Mary Elizs-
beth to DR.. Thomas Russell Littlejohn
Wednesday afternoon, October End.
in the Presbyterian church at Pine
wood.
Caps. D. J. Bradham celebrated his
lind, birthday last Monday, and he
had with him all his children, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. J. Hogan of GreeIeyville, and
his son Mr.. Judson Bradham OF Greel-
Aeyville, as we'll as his children who live
with him.
Mr. Edward S. Burgess, of Ports
% mouth, Va. native Of Manning, now
holding position OF high trust with
the Seaboard railway company, was in
Manning several days OF last week and
made a pleasant call on the Times
editor Saturday.
The ladies OF the DuRant section
will serve barbecue, and regular old
time country supper, at the Enterprise
school house, DuRant Station, next
Friday night. The public is cordially
invited TO be present and patronize
good cause, the proceeds are for the
fur nishing of the new school house.
Mr.. B. C. Crawford of Alcolu killed
a 6ne deer last Saturday in the Fork
near Mr. S. E. Nelson's place. There
were number of hunters in the party
and all of them took crack at the
deer, but there was nothing doing a.
mong them until Mr.. Crawford lifted
his fuzee.
St Peters Lodge of masons congre-
gated last Wednesday evening and
with other masous from Summerton
and elsewhere repaired to the Dixie
Cafe and enjoyed smoker. Captain
w. C. Davis and Charlton DuRant
ESQ. responded to calls for speeches,
and a pleasant evening was spent.
Dr.. ". Scott Harviu, of Manning.
and Miss Georgia Carolina Cutler, OF
Orangeburg. are to be married next
"Wednesday afternoon q 4o'clcckiu the
St. Paul Methodist church at Orange
a burg. Invitations have been issued
~bv the bride-elect's mother, Mrs.
Georgia c. Cutler.