The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-10-12

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word for it something IS DONG aV ''eN-
kinson Cos now. Come ana see Us.
W. E. JENKINSON co.
Died this morning in Manning, Mrs.
Postuma Dyson, aged 50 years.
Mr. John G. PEBBLES OF Whigham,
Ca. former citizen OF Manning spenO
last Saturday in Manning.
Mrs. Fannie E. Dunn, after visit TO
her brother, Mr.. r. II. Davis, returned
to Bishopville this morning.
Died near Tuoerville, last ThurSaay
Mrs. jamie Greer, wife OF NJ. william
Green. and the mother OF lion. -. L..
Green, aged about 55 years.
The Republican Congressional cam
naion orens ND in Manning next Mon
day J. A. Nolan the nominee, ana L.
T., Grant will be the speakers.
Mai. Marion Noise of Sumter appear
ed before Judge Dantzler last Saturoa!
and aroned a motion for bail ID She
case of T. Ed. Anderson Of MayesVllle.
Who is charged with the muroer OF
sam Hurst. Bail was granted IN the
sum of $1,000.
Nessrs. T. F. Coffey of the firm OF
Coffey & Rigby, and W. P. Hawkins,
~ the firm OF ". P. Hawkins q Co.,
returned home from St. Louis, ana 1oi-
sow;no them came in several carloads
0f>horses and mules.
The Shaw & McCullum Mercantlle
CO. of Sumter are speaking to the
neonle of this county through our col
INNS. These gentlemen know toe
rslne of Clarendon trade and they ask
tor a share of it. When in the city go
to see them sure.
Touis Lewis announcement this week
is orysy the salute gun to the opening OF
his trade campaign this season: Boys,
To,;s Levi is the only man IN to"n
Who knew YOU wanted only the best OF
candies. and he secured the agency 1or
Huyler's.
Mr. Max Krasnof, from New York
is here for a few weeks looking alter ms
Iocal interests. Mr.. Krasnotf has launch,
ed out into the wholesale. coal. ana
real estate business in the city OF Ne"
York but will continue adolng 10 MS
wealth in Manning.
Remember the oyster supper given
Sv the K. Of P. Lodge, at Pdne"ooo
"Wednesday night, Nonember 9th; 90
ont and epioy yourself for you will be
Searrily welcomed by the Knights.
Iadies cordially invited to be present.
Tell all YOUR friends. Busters Plckups
gives particulars.
The stubbs Brothers of Sumter high
art clothiers have one Of the prettlest
clothing establishments IN South Caro-
Ina and that is not all they certainly
carry a. tremendous stock OF clothing,
cents furnishings, hats and shoes, ana
Better still, whatever they sell IS guar
anteed. They are hustlers ana compe-
tition only whets their enterprise.
In our advertising columns our read
ers viii find the advertisement OF The
Minor Store, Sumter's largest dry goods
establishment. It is treat to oe taken
through this immense estaollsnmeo0' Il
Two great big stores into one. ana us
two floors filed from top to bottom.
The Minor Store is department store
that is unexcelled in the state and we
nree our readers whenever they go 10
the city OF Sumter to go through IL.
Have you seen those nobby suits lc
the store Of C. NJ. Davis q 60, II noV
90 there and let Mr.. Gerald snow you
how well he can fix you up with llttie
cost. He keeps the celebrated walk.
Over shoe, and everybody boasts OF
their durability and style. c. NJ.
Oavis g. Co., have one of the neatest
clothing and gents furnishings to be
fonnd anywhere, and they are catering
TO the public through these columns !,
Ioyett's Boston Stars gave very
rteasine entertainment last evening to
ean appreciative audience, at the. 1nstl-
tase hall. They have been here before,
and usually such companies do not
take as well on their second visit, but
ia this instance those who heard and
saw them before, agree that their en-
tertainment last evening was an I'M
provement on their very excellent per-
formance last season. All OF the mem
bers of this company are artists IN their
resoective lines, refined and highly
cultured.
ITnop the recommendation of County
Chairman W. c.. Davis, the Governor
has appointed for election COMMISSION
ers for Clarendon County the following;
State: I. T. Applet, S. ". Thlgpen,
Manning: and 7. N. Beard, New Zion,
Federal: c. T. Ridgeway, Foreston;
J. NJ. Montgomery, DuRant; and II. T.
Smiley, New Zion.
These commissioners Will meet 10
Manning next Saturday morning at IL
O'Clock in the Court House for the pur'
pose of organizing and appointing mana,
rers 70 conduct the State and Federal
elections. It is important that they
shonl6 meet next Saturday as the cleo
tion takes place November Sth.
Post Office Inspector ". !. .Marles was
in Manning gThursday unofficial business:
made thorough inspection OF the Man
nino Office. and made an investigation
of the matter relating to the tamper'
;no with one of the rural route boxes
We would advise those mischlevously
inclined to give the rural route boSe:
vide berth. and the ones that DID
rsmuer with the Touchberry box abou
two wears ago to keep their fun tt
themselves, as Uncle Sam will destroy
their pleasure if he finds them out. W.
found Mr. Marles an officer who knew hi:
duty and did it, at the same time he
was courteous.
Ouite a serious accident befell Mr.
Jnddie Plowden last Monday afternoon
near Mr. A. C. Davis glnrery, abou
four miles south Of Manning, The
Young man was hauling two bales O
cotton and was setting on top OF them
When the top bale fell, throwing him te
the ground, and caught his foot under
it. the hind wheel passed gianclnsly
over the back Of his head, MAKING al al
ugly wound Had the wheel struck MN
plumb, in all probability ms @ neae
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