The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-01-15
Musicale Friday night.

Musicale Friday night.
Ladies good shoes, 75c at Till's.
Musicale Friday night Institute Hall.
Mlllenry at half price, at Till'S.
Attend Musical Concert Friday night
at Institute Hall.
Millinery at half price. at THIS.
- Mr.. J. W. Oliver of Foreston was in
town Monday on business.
Mne's work shoes at cost at Iill's.
Miss Carrie DuRart is very i'll at the
home of Mr.. James Reaves.
If you want goods at your own price
go to Tllls.
Mr.. Harmon Noises house was des-
troyed by fire in Sumter last Saturday.
Now is the time TO buy your goods
from Till.
Don't fail 10 attend the Musical Con-
cert at Institute Hall next Friday
night.
S. 1. Till, the maker Of low prices is
selling out.
Clarendon's delegation in the legis-
lature left Monday and are all at
their places.
Scriven's elastic seam drawers. SOC
Der pair at Till'S.
Major Abe Levi returned home from
business trip to the North last Sun
day morning.
Look. yard wide heavy shirting,
sc per yard, at Till's.
The Epworth League of the Metho-
dist church has established a Sunday
school near the factory.
Plant Seed that will germinate.
Read advertisement in another column.
The r. B. Loryea Drug Store.
- There was large crowd of buyers
in Manning last Saturday, and our
merchants did nice cash trade.
Mrs. \. c. Graham OF Pinewood
drew the lucky number, II, for the
handsome doll at S. 4. Rigby'S.
- Married last Sunday afternoon, By
Rev. G. r. Whitaker at New Zion.
Mr.. Martin Turbeville and Miss An
ME Evans.
The freight train for Lanes was
delayed about four hours yesterday at
Alcolu On account OF the engine being
derailed.
The County Commissioners held a
special meeting last Saturday to get up
necessary data to furnish the Repre-
sentatives in the legislature.
Col. F. NJ. Nixon, formerly State
LIQUOR commissioner, and afterwards a
lender of money in the city OF Columbia.
was in Manning last Saturday.
Permission has been obtained to
move the post Office from its present
location. to the store formerly occu-
pied by S. r. Venning as lewelry
store.
Parties desiring to write to the
Senator, should address their letters to
the Senate Chamber, they will reach
us quicker than if they were address
ed Simply to Columbia.
The lovers OF deer driving had sever
al days fine sport last week among the
deer that were driven out by the fresh
ct on Santee. Supervisor Owens bag
sed fine buck.
$Sheriff Davis went to Charleston last
FRIDAY evening to consult with an oc-
enlist about his eye which has been
giving him trouble of late. He re-
turned home Sunday morning.
4 petition is in circulation for the re-
noval of the telegraph office from the
DEPOT up town. It is receiving some
approval from the officials. Mr.. G. W.
Wells will have the Office IN charge.
- On last Thursday night, Mr.. Edwin
Beard and Miss Eliza Coker made a
hasty call on Magistrate Turbeville Of
New Zion, and with promptness the
Salem Judge pronounced them man
and wife and sent them back home re-
joicing.
Inc consumer - Vic AuSA J0OSS "-
paint value. He gathers his wisdom
Slowly and at great cost, but his de-
cision is final. He has been testing
paints on his buildings these many
Years. and his conclusions are shown
bv his purchases of the Longman &
Marines Paints. The r. B. Loryea
Drug Store, Sole Agents for Man
ming.
From to-day on, Manning will have
better train accommodations. The train
which now comes from Charleston each
morning will arrive at $50 instead OF
9:O7 as heretofore, and returning from
Columbia at night will arrive at 6:o5
instead of 6:56. On Tuesdays, Thurs,
days aud Saturdays train Will also
come from Charleston at S:2l P. m. go
ing to Sumter, and each morning on
the same days one will pass Manning
at9 O'Clock going to Charleston. This
is a great Improvement and will be
much appreciated by the people OF