The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-11-25

their annual Thanksgiving psI4! W
morrow evening at the Institute Hall.
The following is the honor roll OF
Wilson school. Miss Gordon principal:
Misses Lille Piowden, Martha Plowaen
and Cammle koio.
Mrs. W. r. Sellers Left yesterday for
her home at Fort Mil. taking the
children with her, and little Willie IS
left here ali by his lonely.
In sending in communications for
publication. the writers will have to
write on single sheets and number them
50 the printers can handle them.
CoTev s: R,goy certainly have nice
lot OF horses and mules. They sold one
last week to . colored farmer for s24G
cash, and it was cheap at that price.
The Southern All Star Vaudvillee
Show came last Thursday. gave a bum
show, had trouble with the authorities
about license and lefJ we hope 1or Sooo.
Married this morning at Bishopville,
Mr.. II. A. Richbourg OF Summerton
and Miss Carrie Shuford OF Bishopvllle.
The couple will make their home N
Sumuerton.
There will be hot supper given at
Workman X Roads Friday night Dec-
ember II, for the benefit OF the Nork-
man Methodist church. The puo!lc Is
cordially invited.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
stomach troubles and constipation. FOR
sale by The r. 3. Loryea Daug Store
Isaac NJ. Loryea, Prop.
Invitation cards have been sent out
announcing the coming marriage OF
Or G. F. Williams of Columbia, and
Miss Nav P. Wilson OF Manning to
take place December Sth.
Our Thanksgiving turkeys have come
ON schedule time. Mr.. James A. Bur.
ress Of Foreston fetched US one, and
Nr. ". H. Gaillard OF DuRant another.
These be good Samaritans.
There is an impression abroad that
the invitations for the Thanksgiving
dance were printed and sent out on
Sunday. The Invitations were printed
in this Office, and were mailed ID the
postoffice on Saturday.
Married last Thursday at the home
of the brides parents. near sumter
Mr.. George A. Cochran, and Miss
E,nmie Singleton, a daughter OF Mr..
John W. Singleton, Rev. J. D. bug
gins of Paxville performed the cere-
mony.
Our readers ought to see Rigby's
stock of clothing. He carries the
famous s:Schloss Bros" goods, noted
the world over for their perfect fitting,
ard durability. II will pay any one
wanting q suit of clothes to look at
Rigby's.
Read Jenkinson's half page advertls-
ment in this issue Jenkinson, cramped
as he is for room, is determined not to
let his trade get away from him: and to
hold his customers be has made extra
efforts to get in a good stock, to sell at
inducing prices.
The farmers clubs should now hold
meetings to combine in the purchase OF
fertilizers. Every club in the county
by combining their means can save at
least 81 90 per ton, and in our opinion
the sooner they get together, appoint
one of their number to correspond with
fertilizer concerns the quicker Will
thev be il position TO have such IN
formation which will save q great deal
of money, and we suggest the president
of each club call a meeting immediate
" to consider this matter.
We cannot understand why it is, but
complaints are constantly reaching US
about subscribers not getting their
oaoer regularly. The TINES is sent
from here every week with systematic
regularity, and if a package OF papers
reaches q postoffice then every sub
scriber. who has not been cut off for
non. payment, should get the paper. 1t
Frequently happens that some neighbor
cets the paper and fails to deliver 1t,
and then again the paper sometimes
gets into the hands of 4 sucker who
hangs about a postofice to beat his
reading matter. We try hard to haye
our paper reach those who are honestly
entitled 10 it, but with all we can do,
the 6ead-beat and sucker will get ahead
OF u.s.
Tomorrow Hell Hole will be explored
bv q party of experienced hunters from
Clarendon. Whit Plowden was in
town Yesterday telling US about the
trip. He says the camp will be at
Plantersville in Berklev county and
the party will consist of E. r. Plowden,
". II. Plowden. II. a. Plowden, G. NJ.
Plowden. a. 7. Burgess. DR.. L-Dickson,
E.Daniels, several jugs dogs and other
parapnernalia for a first class hunt. Old
Whit is very enthusiastic over the
prospect of good time, and his refer
ence to what the party will carry along
brought glisten to his eyes that we
could imagine seeing him astrlde OF a
spirited Jug in He'll Hole swamp, and as
he raises it up hear the gluck, gluck,
oluck which follows such q move
men5 when elders. deacons and
layman are out on a camp hunt
with brother Whit as comnlssar-
ia.. II this party don't bring US some
Of the spoils of the hunt we viii tell all
about the bottle 10 the empty flour
barrel which took several men to lit
from the wagon On returning home from
a former hunt.
wANTED-Faithful person to call on
retail trade and agents for manufactur-
ino house having well established bust
ness: local territory: straight salary $50
paid weekly and expense money; previ.
Gus experience unnecessary; position
permanent: previous experience unnec-
essarv: position permanent; business
successful. Enclose self-addressed en-
velope. Superintendent Travellers, sos