The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-11-16

Gail ana see Gne Sredt values w = Ats'
to offer in Gents Fleeced-lined Under
Vests Drawers to nlatch-4Oc. eacn, or
75c. for Drawers and Vest.
". E. JENKINSON co.
Mrs. Louis Levi left this morning for
an extend visit relatives in Sumter.
Mrs. D. Hirschman spent the past few
days in Barnwell with her sister Mrs.
Hei6en.
The election commissioners can get
the pay by calling at The lines once
after tomorrow.
DR.. C. B. Geiger has purchased a
very fine automobile of the Pope-Hart-
ford make. It arrived yesterday.
J. Ed Anderson was acquitted last
week in Sumter for the murder OF
Policeman S. F. Hurst Of Mayesvllle.
MIR. S. E. Metheny and family have
moved to Summerville, and the Hotel
Clarendon is now being run by Mr.. =.
F. Jenkinson.
Mr.. W. T. P. Sprott OF Foreston has
gone to Senaca, and will be back the
latter part of this week with car
load of fine mich COWS.
We are the recipient from Mrs,
Thomas Nimmer of fruit nuts and canoE
from Syria. he native land. We ap-
preciate her kind thoughtfulness.
Now is the time to look after the
purchase of fertilizer. If you contract
now YOU can avoid the delay OF snip
ments when traffic is congested on tne
railroads.
Cards are out announcing the coming
marriage in the Methodist Episcopal
church at Florence on 23rd inst, Miss
Belle Haynesworth and Mr.. Joseph
Taylor Hudson.
Mr.. W. F. Lyon one OF our tobacco
BUYERS has gone to his home IN Dur
ham n. c., and we hope he will return
next season in good health and with a
plethoric purse.
The demand for dwelling houses IN
this town continues to increase, ana
those owning desirable lots| Will not
build because the value OF the lana IS
more than the rental income.
The train loads OF bargains advertls-
ed in these columns by Jenklnson mas
brought good results, people from this
and surrounding counties are daily
visiting his store to make purchases
The vote in this county being cast
AGAINST biennial alsessions is an Indication
that our people read and think TOR
themselves, and are not easily caught
by the economical clap-trap OF hooy-
horse riders.
We were glad to see Mr.. E. D. Hodge
on our streets last Monday, after his
recent severe illness. Mr.. Hodge begs
us to State that being ii prevented him
from answering number OF letters re-
lating to registration.
Venning the Jeweler has his cases
filed with the prettiest lot OF Christ
mas goods we have seen in this town IN
wears, Just 60 and look what you can get
for vour friends to be married, or for
birthday or a Christmas present.
The whole County expects to do the
Sumter Carnival next week. Every,
!; BODY is talking about going to see "O!o
Pa'' in the great automobile race. he
will show the youngsters what a man
can do that has marrow in his bones.
The Paxville Missionary Society had
an oyster supper last Friday evening
and meGal contest. The supper turn.
ed into their treasury q nice sum OF
money. and Master Joe King, an eight
wear old son Of Mr.. W. N. King was
the prize winner in the contest.
The local Woodman Of the World
are iubilant over their accessions dur
inc this month. They have received
and accepted twenty-four applications,
and have in sight many more. IhlS IN
stitution is growing not only here out
everywhere. It's purpose is noble; ana
it's work good.
Again we would ask council to in
struct the police to stop fast driving
around the street corners, 1t IS DANGER
Gus to pedestrians, and it will not do to
wait until some lady or child IS serious
ly hurt There is no necessity 1or peo-
pie to 60 6ashing at rapid speed when
turning a street corner, and it should
not be permitted.
The attention OF our legislative dele
lion is called to the necessity to have an
act passed authorizing new registra-
tion of voters in this county. The books
Of the registration officers have been
handled roughly for number OF years
and ia order that the records may be
properly preserved we think a new
Registration should be ordered.
Arbor Day is to be celebrated at the
Moses Levi Memorial Institute next
Friday afternoon and the children are
making extensive preparations Ior
it. It would be a thoughtful act II the
children would name tree Tor MOSES
Levi. and one for each OF the trustees.
The exercises will begin at l2:3O p.
m An address will be delivered by
Charlton Durant ESQ. The public IS
cordially invited.
\ party composed of Hon. c. NJ.
Davis, J. D. Gerald, Willie Davis and
others had made arrangements to take
a duck hunt on Santee River, and
among the articles they take along IS a
ino of tar. They say the Jug Is hlIed with
TAR. but nowhere in any OF the BOOKS,
~ IN history is there recorded where a
State Senator carried tar IN a Jug
when he went on duck hunt. 1t ire
ouently happens that 1t IS hard TO get
the contents OF jug to stick, ana
+ is nossible that the Senator has every
confidence in the capacity OF the party,