The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-03-30

Ladies. remember that our Mlillueis
line is the largest and stronges! we
have ever shown at this season o. Ine
year. Don't select your spring nat un-
til YOU see what we can do Tor you.
r. will paw the ladies to see the splen,
did line of White Lawn waists ana
Skirts we have to offer.
In short, our store is chock 1ullo OF ols
bargains OF every kind
Give Us a call When you come to town.
". E. JENkINSON.
Mr.. N. NJ. Krasnof LETT this morning
for New York.
Mr.. r. L. Fielder, one of Pinewood 5
merchants, was in Manning yestefc~s'
Mr., and Mrs. Il. H. Footman OF Gree
leyville spent today in Manning snop-
ping.
Died last Sunday near Wilson, an IN
fant son of Mr.. and Mrs. +. N. Tio"
den, Jr.
Mrs. r. S. Connor and her daughter
Miss Alice OF Charleston spent TO-DAY ID
Manning.
The teachers association met in Man
ring last Saturday and there was a une
attendance.
Mr.. \. Loryea and his daughter Miss
Annie returned home from Summer
vile last night.
Miss Estelle Connor of Charleston IS
in Manning on visit to the family OF
THE TINES editor.
MIR. John W. Heriott has accepted a
position in the furniture store OF WI:
ST. Krasnoff, and will have charge OF
the undertaking department.
Mr.. r. H. Davis celebrated his 4sth,
birthday last Sunday and had num-
Der of friends to partake OF an eAcei-
lent birthday dinner with him.
Rev. J. NJ. Holiday, pastor OF the
Manning Presbyterian churcn: VIII
preach at Harvin's next Sunday a1ser.
noon at i O'Clock in the Metnoolst
church.
Now that the ice is broken, candl,
-,sl-e | their announcements for the otfi-
ces thev want. The people are LOOKING
for them.
TIE display windows OF the Mutual
and of THIS are very pretty indeed.
Roth of these stores have made mucn
preparation to entertain their Visitors
tonight and tomorrow.
Married at the Baptist parsonage IN
Florence on the 22nd, inst, Col. W. ..
Wilson of Cades and Mrs. Bessie Ihlele
Saltnarsh of Chicago. Col. Wilson
was formerly of this county.
Hon NJ. /. Smith OF Camden, the
Speaker of the House OF Representa-
tives. has been invited 10 denver tne
annual address at the Summerton
Graded school commencement.
Mr.. 4. Nachman Of Darlington is in
Manning on a visit to his nephew MI.
A. Weinberg. Mr.. Nacnnan IS one VI
Darlington's retired business men, ana
spends good part OF his time tra'e1-
ing in Europe,
We are requested to announce that
the regular meeting OF the county
farmers association will meet in the
court house next Saturday. This notice
should have been published last week,
bpt through an oversight the secretary
failed to send US the notice.
Everybody should turn out to see the
DISPLAY of dress goods, laces and MILL
nerv at The Mutual Dry Goods store
this evening. These young men have
made elaborate preparations to show to
the people of this town and vicinity
what the very latest in fashions are.
The first gun of the county campaign
in this county comes from Mr.. l.. L..
Wells who announces his candidacy for
the Office of sheriff Mr.. Wells has
served the county in the Office OF school
commissioner, and as rotation IN ofhce
was a Reform principle he presents him
self for sheriff.
Openings appears to be an important
part of the dry goods and millinery
lines, and Mr.. S. I. TIL has gone to
considerable expense TO make a ais
plav which he regards the most at
tractive he has ever yet MADE; bis
store is next door to the Mutual, ano
there is friendly rivalry between the
two establishments. Both have ex'
nert millsners, and each believe they
have the finest, and Till says he car
prove by the public this evening that
he is correct.
The Rogers-Grilley combination, un'
der the auspices OF the local lyceQn
cave on last Monday evening at the In
stitute hall a very nice performance
Mr.. Rogers is harpiest of very high
order. and Mr.. Grilley IS an excellent
entertainer. His rendition of The las
of the Scot Guard was a magnihclen1
piece of dramatic elocution. The au
dience was highly pleased and grew
hilarious when he sang The Coloret
Lochinvar which was not new to them
but as presented by Mr.. Grilley it Wa
very comical. His song about the mar
who went shopping in a department
store with his two months bride wa
really good.
Jenkinson's opening cn Thursda,
evening. Friday and Saturday was
Grand affair. On Thursday evening th'
Town turned out en- masse and up to
late hour his elegant and elaborate dis
nlay OF goods was inspected. The mall
ettraction for the ladies was, of course
the millinery department. which
presided over by Miss Beulah William
of Georgia, assisted by Mrs. Beulal
Dinkips and Miss Matte Fielder. Tn
JenSinson store is without doubt one Q
the handsomest in this section OF tn
State. and he and his assistants deserv
much praise for the attractive displa
of Goods. The window decoration wa
done bv Mr.. c. f. Jenkinson: and
was a thing of beauty. The entire al
ranoement was excellent and we a
feei nroud of Mr.. Jenkinson's success
Giving to this sectioa such a magnlt
cent business establishment.