The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-10-26

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Twentv dozen Ladies' fine Kid Gloves
in all shades, 81. 25 Values will go for 81;
every pair warranted. =,
Our Millinery department Will nave
some bargains to offer that CANNOT De
obtained elsewhere.
". E. JENKINsON co.
Otterbein Quartette at Institute hall
next Tuesday night.
Watch for Jenkinson's train-load o..
bargains next week.
Mrs. Fannie Moore is building nne
residence at Greeleyvllle.
Rev. J.-M. Holladay leaves tomorrow
for Indiantown to preach
There will be a s'box party" at Mr..
2. W. Cutters, near Paxvllle.
FONDA a bunch Of keys, which the
owner may have by calling at TINS ounce.
Read W. NJ. Graham's Auction horse
sale to take place November ISL IL
Sumter.
Don't fail to attend Otterbein Male
Ouartette at Institute Hall, iuesoay
night, Nov. l.
There should be an ordinance, ana II
enforced, against last DRIVING N s'ioni'o
the corners of our streets.
Rev r. A. Sublett OF Summerton
loft yesterday for Anderson where ne
will hold series OF meetlnss.
Miss Bertha Roshandler OF New
yort has arrived to assist Mrs. y.
Hirschmann in the nllllnery oep@iO
ment.
Rev A. n. Brunson, supplied the
Camden pulpit last Sunday, ana MS
nu;pit was filed by Rev. E. Z. moore
OF Jordan.
Rows. YOU are not in it unless you are
ab1e to carry s box of Huyler's to your
hest girl. Louis Levi has just received
fresh supply.
There will be q hot supper at Home
Branch on Friday night, November
4th for the benefit of that church.
OYSTERS will be served.
wby is it that our Manning merch-
ants are selling more goods now tnan
ever before? It is because they aoVer-
tise and sell at living profits.
There are numbers of farmers through
ant this county who have determined
~ hold cotton for better prices, ana we
he1ieye thev Will realize their w1snes.
..O1d Rock" has begun the collectlon
of taxes. and says if the people WILL pay
M now instead of all waiting until tne
last moment it will aid him very muca'
and be better for them.
The town council is calling for taxes.
PEOPLE do not mind paying taxes when
rhey are getting something for their
money. The claying Of the streets Is
money well spent.
Died near Sardinia, last THURSDAY,
Mrs. ssBunch'' Wingate, wife OF Mr. j.
N. Wineate, and daughter OF MT. :, E.
S. Kennedy, aged about 40 years: Inc
funeral took place at New Zion frloay'
Two accidents befell citizens Of
Greeleyvine last Monday, Mr.: q. 4; 4;
Joiner had finger cut off at the mill
ofthe Mallard Lumber Co., and MI.
T. J. Hogan was painfully hurt oy a
fall.
tenant house on the place OF Mrs:
Mr., Alsbrook, occupied by Mr.. JET
RarSald. R was burned last Monday night
while the Barfed family were away
The entire contents OF the mouse "as
destroyed. It is supposed the nre was
incendiary.
Married at the residence OF the
brides father, Mr., J. G. Emerson, a.
4:l5, p. NJ, October 10th, Miss Lou fT1-
erson to Mr.. W. J. Stafford, or Oazgu, zg,
Rev. J. D. Huggins officiating. Inc
bridal party left Immediately to atteno
the reception at Mr.. Stafforc's nome
that night.
Parties desiring to buy Peruvian
cuano may find it TO their interests 10
confer with The TINES editor, as ne
is in a POSITION to make contracts. we
would advise that contracts should oe
made early so as to get the advantage
of shipments before the railroads oe-
come congeSte0.
It is said that there is a cause for a
certain young lady making frequent
visits to Manning now from Alcolu,
and her friends Will soon be made aware
of it. Venning has made special pre-
parations for just those kind OF enter
tainments. Go and look over his line
of beautiful present-goods.
We shall be pleased to talk with our
farmer friends about high-grade Peru
Wan guano. We can make contracts
now for these goods that is guaranteed
to analyze $50 ammonia; $50 total
phospnoric acid and per cent. potash,
and a complete mixture which is eX-
pected to analyze 325 ammonia; 3:25
potash, and is phosphoric acid. If you
want these goods, call at The TINES
Office.
Last Saturday was another fine trade
day in Manning. All of the merchants
did big business. One merchant told
us that his sales for the week agsre-
gated $1,000 cash, and his collections
were never better. This merchant is
a. strong believer in printers ink, and
our next weeks issue will contain big
advertisement offering whole train
load of bargains. The train has already
arrived and the public will see it next
week.
Ata congregational meeting in the
PRESBYTERIAN church last Sunday, Mr.
D. C. Shaw, of Alcolu, was elected ar
Elder. This is a splendid selection, a:
Mr.. Shaw will make progressive
of6cial. The congregation also increas