The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-11-23

15c. for Drawers and Vest.
We. JENKINSON co.
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving.
Fewer gallons; wears longer: Devoe'
Clarendon people have flocked to the
Sumter Carnival.
Sumter's Carnival is Clarendon's
Carnival too Everybody go.
Manning will be well represented at
the Sumter festival tomorrow.
Mr. w. P. Hawkins is now in st.
Louis buying another car load OF horses
and mules.
Read Jenkinsons half page OF ele-
can't bargains. You cannot GOWN q
working man.
MIR. Ned Rhodus and W. NJ. O'Bryan
returned from a business trip to 81.
Louis on Wednesday.
Mai. Marion Noise of the Sumter
Bar was in Manning last Monday on
professional business.
Miss Emma Ayers, of Salem, Va, Is
in Manning on visit to her sister,
Mrs. J. N. aolla6ay.
The Washington and Lee University
and the South Carolina College teams
will play foot bail in Sumter tomorrow.
Miss Marion Hicks Of New Zion after
an extended visit to relatives at R!oge-
way, returned home last Monday nlsnt
The congregation of the New Market
church. near Greeleyvllle are recover
inc and making other repairs on their
church building.
Miss Lola Brown, OF Pinewoodc, was
the blue ribbon prize winner IN the
ladies', driving contest at the carnival
in Sumter yesterday.
Do not miss the special sale OF Doug
las celebrated shoes at hrasnons S. lne
opportunity to get this shoe Tor tne
price is not often had.
A mule ran away with Elliot Frierson
last THURSDAY in the st. Marks section
which resulted in Mr.. Frierson getting
painfully hurt, and his right arm
broken.
There will be a not supper at the
Home Branch church Thursday night
December lst. for the benefit OF the
church. OYSTERS and everything else
good will be served.
DR.. I: NJ. Woods passed through
Manning last Monday on his way 70
Charleston to take his little son to a
specialist for the purpose of having a
cancerous mouth eruption removed.
Mrs. Pauline Team, wife of DR.. J. W.
Tear, Of Ridgeway, and Mrs. Olln saw
YER. wife of Dr.. Sawyer of Georgetown,
arrived II Manning last Monday night
an their wav to visit their sister at
New Zion, Mrs. G. NJ. Hicks.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. M. O'Bryan of Heinemann died on
Tuesday 18th, and WAS buried at Elcn-
1oon6 church Wednesday, Rev. r.. l..
Grier officiating. Special services
were held at Brewington on Saturday
and Sunday.
It was our pleasure to enjoy on last
THURSDAY an excellent dinner IN honor
of Mrs. J. Fl. Meningitis olrtnday.
We wish for her many, many more
Years of happiness and prosperity, and
that she will always look as young ana
fresh as she does today
We the undersigned merchants OF
Summerton hereby agree 70 close our
stores on the 24vh and give to our clerks
holiday and Thanksgiving Day:
7. F. WAY, ". D. McClary, Jr., 5.
M Colclough & Co., 0. G. keels, Sum
merton Hardware Co., Bank OF Sum
merton. W. c.. johnson, 7. S. Rogan,
George Joseph, Shaleuly Bros, James
Jones, James Brown.
Some fellow tired OF walking stole a
bicvcle from Mr.. P. B. Mouzon and
pulled out, as twas afterwards learned
for Foreston, Mr.. Mouzon ascertalned
nv telephone the thief was in Foreston.
He told the authorities over the wire
to hold him and he would send war
rant. but before the warrant reached
Foreston the bicycle thief grew I'M
oatient and declined to wait and left
without leaving any address where to
communicate with him in future. Mr..
Mouzon recovered his wheel.
We want our readers to note in the
: Peruvian guano advertisement that the
ANALYSIS which was expected, to be
3.25 ammonia 1925 potash and Is per
cent phosphoric acid is now guaranteed:
These goods have been analyzed and
the Guarantee goes with the sale.
Those wanting these goods should not
wait until the cargo's have been sold
and then get disappointed as many dld
last wear. We are prepared to take
orders now and have already signed a
number of fcontracts. Come early and
be with those who will get their fertlll-
yer before the rush sets in.
Mrs. Julia Delmadge of Denver, Col,
arrived last Friday night on a visit to
her parents Mr.. and Mrs, S. II. Tobias.
near Foreston Mrs. Delmadee left
this county several years ago with her
norents and emmigrated to Colorado in
COMPANY with Mormon elders. The
nsrents. Mr.. and Mrs. Tobias after un-
Sereoing many privations, and suffer
inra longing for home. kindred and
friends returned to Clarendon thorough
" convinced, that the professions to ln-
Snce our people to 60 to Utah and Col
orado. are not verified by experience.
the daughter. however. remained ana
married. and with one of her children
is here to see her kindred and friends.