The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-01-30

Orange blossoms in Manning next
week.
2000 wards good Sea Island HomeSpun
at Sc. yd.. at JenkinSon,s.
Miss Willie Rice of Alabama is
visiting at Mr.. D. NJ. Bradham's.
Great bargains to offer at Jenkinson's
from the 4th, to 10th, OF February.
MIR. Frank Zemp, who has been with
G.. NJ. Davis & Co., left Monday to take
q position in Charlotte, n. c.
If YOU have money to spend go to
JerkiLson'S store from the 18th to 10th
Februa v.
Miss Matte Gaillard is now the eff
cient steuograper and typewriter at
Wilson & DuRants law office.
Jenkinson will sell large assortment
OF Dress Goods at cost from 4th. 10th,
February.
There will be service at Fellowship
church next Sunday at ll:3O O'Clock a.
m. and $50 p. n. Rev. J. J. Meyers
will preach.
Jenk;nson will offer some great bar
gains in Shoes Of all kinds from the 4th
to 10Th of February.
Miss May Wilson and cousin. Miss
Mamie Anderson, also Mrs. Anderson,
have returned from a lengthy visit IN
Williamsburg ard Georgetown.
Jenkinson will sell Mems Heavy
Work Shoes at S1.00 per pair, from 4th,
to the 10Th OF February.
Mrs. DuBose, wife of Mr.. Warren
DuBose Of Shiloh section. while in a
temporary condition of insanity last
Monday night, jumped irco well and
drowned herself.
Jenkinson will sell Negligee Shirts
at SIC each. Mems Knit Un6ervests at
20c each, from Feb 4th to 18th.
Buford Gaillard. colored, was commit
ted to Jail by Magistrate Richbourg in
default of 500 bail for malicious mis-
chief in damaging Mr.. Alderman's bug
gy and harness at the Baptist church.
Jenkinson will have all of his bar
gains piled on tables in the middle OF
the store from 18th to 10Th February.
4 3-year-old child was burned to
death not far from Sheriff j. Ebert
Davis place last week. 1t was the
same old story of the mother leaving
the children in the house and coming
back to find one OF them burnt up.
Plant Seed that will germinate by
reading advertisement in another col
umn of THE TINES. The R. B. Lor-
yea Drug Store. Isaac NJ. Loryea, Prop.
\ UNIQUE entertainment known as a
''Povertie SoShul' will be given in the
court house Friday night for the benefit
of the Presbyterian church. The town
has never had anything like it before,
and everybody should get on their best
and go.
Jenkinson will have all of his bar
gains piled on tables in the middle OF
the store from 4th to 10Th February.
Cotton made powerful furry in New
York Monday. January futures gong
up TO twelve and half cents, but drop
ped back again. 1t was only closing OF
January shorts and squeezing out the
suckers. There was lot Of experience
changed hands Monday.
Jenkinson will have all Of his bar
gains piled on tables IN the middle OF
the. store from 4th to 10Th February.
Should you wish to improve the quail
MAGIC YEAST. Nothing like it for
producing a light, sweet, nutritious
loaf OF bread. 1t will retain It's moist
ure and nutty flavor longer than bread
raised with any other yeast put upon
the market. TRY IT. 1t
Infants Wool and Cotton Vests, La
dies Wool and Cotton Vests, Mems and
Boys Wool and Cotton Vests will be
sold at cost at Jenkinson's from tebru-
arv 4th to 18th.
Ladies Capes and Jackets, Gents and
Bows Clothing. Shirts, Drawers, Ladies
Wool and Cotton Vests will be sold out
at cost at Jenkinson'S from the 4th, to
the 10th, OF February.
The Kingstree Record is run by Mr..
c. W. Wolfe, and the Georgetown
Times bv Mr.. Josiah Doar. Mr.. Wolfe
has recently decided to establish a
newspaper also at Georgetown, and the
News and Courier suggests that per
haps the good people OF Georgetown!!
can keep the Wolfe from the Doar "
If he gets too hungry maybe the Doar
can shut him out.
1000 yd's standard Calicos at &c. Pure
Linen Heck Towels at l0c, each. Large
All Wool Rugs at 25c. each. Nice quail
ity Outings at 33c. vd. Bed Ticking at
&c. at tJenkinSon's. from the 4th to the
10th February.
Sometime ago Mr.. Robt. L. Bell had
his shop burned and lost all his machin-
cry and tools, but he was undaunted by
this and now he may be found we'll fix
ed in a good two story building and
fully prepared to do all manner of iron
work. Mr.. Bell has associated with
him Mr.. S. O. Mathis, another exper-
fenced workman, and they guarantee
satisfaction, especially in horseshoeing.
T. w. Wood & Sons Seeds are the
best for this section: farmers and gar
denerS realize this: best by test. all
varieties Plant Woods and they will
germlnate. Early Rose and Bliss
Triumph Seed Potatoes: twenty barrels
Just received. They have already been
endorsed by Clarendon County. We
are agents for T. W.Wood & Sons Gel
ebrate6 Seed The . 2 nn.aa D,,,er