The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-08-31

are closing them out at COSl.
W. f. JENKINSON co.
.:Old Rock was surely elected on
the first ballot yesterday.
Mrs. W. B. Mccullough has returned
home from Mineral Springs, Tenn.
Miss Alma Smith of Mullins is here
visiting her sister Mrs. J. q. Slughter.
He who votes for the candidate OF
his choice votes as q free man sooulo.
Mrs. NJ. E. Burgess and Mrs. W: B.
Dickson are back home from heoder-
sonville.
NJ. |. NJ. M.Ioryea, his father and SIS
ser Miss Annie, have returned nome
from Saluda.
The Baptists of the New Zion section
are carrying on q very successful pro-
tracted service.
Caterpillars are doing consider dam,
aoe to cotton In the Pamela, Fielder ana
St. Paul section.
St. Peters Lodge No. "a meets IN
special communication tomorrow even
ing to confer degrees.
nv Tom Nimmer has moved into the
store between the ''Clarendon" and the
Manning Hardware Co.
Mrs ]. W. Mcleod and her daugh-
ter Miss Lula returned home from 81
Louis last Monday night.
Mrs. Fronie Hawkins of Magnolia IS
in Manning visiting her sons Messrs.
W. P. and J. Il. Hawkins.
Mr.. W. G. King who has been recpp-
Grating at Glenn Springs ana the
mountains has returned home.
The decks are now cleared Tor actlon,
ali surplus has been removed ana tne
final vote comes off September 1oen.
The mail for this place was carried
by last Sunday morning, on account OF
the mail clerk getting left IN Charles
ton.
Merchants don't wait until the sea-
son is well under way to advertlse, 40
so now so that the people may be
posted.
Dr II. Porter is delivering excel
lent sermons this week at the baptlst
church: and the attendance IS large
and interested.
Mr.. G. NJ. Smith of Laurens an eNper-
fenced dry goods man-dress goods
speciality has accepted a position with
Mr.. S. A. Rigby.
Rev. J. Porter of Missouri In con-
ducting continued service at the
Baptist Church, and it IS sad ne IS
preaching very able sermons.
There will be preaching in the Pres
bvterian church next Sunday, by the
pastor. Rev. J. NJ. Holladay. He Will
preach at Harvin's at p. m-
The Gerald residence now nearing
completion is certainly an ornament to
the town. It is different from any
house in town, and one OF the strongest
built.
Contractor McRoy is building for Mr..
il. Wilson very neat two story resi-
dence on railroad avenue, and wnen
completed will add much to that portion
Of the town.
Mr.. Alonza Billups OF Aliceville,
Ala. is near ST. Paul visiting his
brother Mr.. r. r. Billups, Sr. These
TWO brothers had not seen each other
in 81 years.
The election here yesterday was car
ried on quietly, very little excitement
except among the heelers who were
irving to give their candidates value
received for past and present favors.
find nothing better for liver de-
rangement and constipation than Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
[. F. Andrews, Des Moines, Iowa. For
sale by The r. 8. Loryea Drug store,
Isaac NJ. Loryea, Prop.
Now that the candidates are culled
out the voters can make a selection
much easier. Vote on the 18th for the
men OF yourchoice. 1t is your privilege
which YOU should exercise with inde-
pendence. We all cannot get our
choice, some must be disappointed.
The Manning Oil Mill has an adver-
tisement in these columns which will
be of interest to our farmers now that
the ginning season has been opened.
Mr.. C. r. Sprott, the resident man.
ager. is well known and he will do his
utmost to make friends for the mill.
Married last Tuesday evening at the
home of the brides parents az Milledge-
Vile, Ga., Mr. Porcher Mitchum, an
euterprising farmer and business man
of the Jordan section of this county,
and Miss Henrietta Skinner, of Mil
ledeeville The couple arrived home
last Wednesday night.
We were very much surprised at the
excellence of the work turned out at
r. L. Bells lathing machine. A few
days ago we paid visit to Mr.. Bells
shop. and we saw as pretty lathe work
aswe have ever seen IN any city. He
makes all kinds of ornamental wood
work, pillars, columns, posts, balus-
trades, etc.
Manning ought to put in force her
raorant ordnance There are too
many loafers lettering about these
streets and especially about the restau-
rants. The town should either give
them work on the streets or make them
work for people off of the streets. Slop
ho6y. colOred and white.