The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-03-18

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daughters-Guess who?
Capt. J. A. James of Summerton,
visited Manning yesterday.
Mr.. r. C. Carrigan of Summerton
came over to Manning Monday.
Mr.. Louis Levine of Charleston spent
Sunday in Manning with relatives.
See the Misses Haley for dressmak-
Jog at Rigby's place, phone No. liz.
Did the time for paying taxes slip up
on YOU, if So the sheriff will get you.
Miss Lulie Harvir OF Columbia spent
Saturday in Manning with her parents.
MIR. and Mrs J. J. Broughton OF
Pinewood paid Manning visit Friday.
Hon. J. 81. Burgess OF Summerton,
Was in Manning on business yesterday.
Read the change OF ad of the Man
ming Hardware Co.,, it will interest
you.
We call attention to one OF the town
tickets being changed, which was re-
quested.
Mrs. Geo. W. Williams OF Bishop
vile, is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. Z.
Bradham.
s.Dee" Lesesne, the prophet, OF
H;p1e,roo- ras c;s;tor to Manning
last week.
Mr.. Jerome Chase of Florence visit
ed the family OF Mr.. Geo. W. Wilcox
this week.
Mr.. C. E. wilkins, who is now 10
Gated 10 Mississippi, is visiting his pa
rents in town.
Messrs. J. ". Thames and r. S.
DesChamps of Mayesvillespent Sunday
afternoon in town.
Mr.. Arthur Cutter of Davis Station,
who has been i'll with small pox, is
able to be out again.
We note big sign on our street
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hope, will be adherd to.
Policeman Frank Clark OF Blackville
visited his parents Mr.. and Mrs. S. j..
Clark in town last week.
We call special attention to the new
ads. of The ID. J. Chandler Clothing
Co. and McCollum Bros, Of Sumter.
Mr.. E. r. Jenkinson left Sunday
NIGHT for New York and other north
ern markets to purchase his spring
stock.
Died at his home at Bloomville last
Saturday, Mr.. Henry Bell, aged about
Is wears. The funeral was held Sun
day at Oak Grove.
Mrs. S. Oliver O'Bryan went to Co
lumbia Yesterday 20 see her slster-in-
law Mrs. Julius Davis, who is in hos
pital in that city
Messrs. F. P. Burgess and H. h.
Higgins. and Misses Carrie Lou Con
ner and Frances Moore spent Sunday
afternoon 10 Sumter.
Mr.. Aaron Abrams has rented. the
Nettles store, and will let the people
hear from him through the colums Of
The Times now shortly.
Miss Rash of Baltimore has accepted
position as milliner in the store OF D
Hirscbmann, and took charge OF heI
department yesterday.
Wanted-A couple or two young mer
to board, and occupy a large IRON
room comfortably furnished. Apply Il
Mrs. r. B. Lyons, Manning, S. G.
Mr.. Il. C. McKelvey, who has beer
express agent at this place for aoou
two wears, has retired from the Office
and his successor takes charge today.
Mr.. ". E. Horne died at his home
near Bishopville on last Wednesday
He was in his 64th. year, and th'
father OF Mrs. W. E. James OF Sum
merton.
a little daughter OF Mr.. J. n. Ioocn
berry was severely burned last Frida.
at the Mecca hotel: The child's dres
caught from the fire place. It is doln!
picely.
The Pastime theatre will in few
days move into its new quarters, mex
door to the present location, which vii
be one of the most up-to-date plctur
houses in the State.
Miss Evans Of Baltimore, MILNE
for the Clarendon Millinery Store
came in yesterday, and will be glad t
have the ladies OF Manning aud Clar
endon to call on her.
The Governor notified the Secretar
OF State Monday that he bad suspenoe
A. H Kirby, the veteran SpartanburI
magistrate, for ''incapacity, miscor
duct, and neglect OF duty"
Died at his bone near New Zion Ia:
Friday Mr.. Hugh Baker, aged i
vars. the funeral took place at Mic
way Saturday and Rev. w. E. Gibbo
conducted the service.