The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-11-30

est prices
Did YOU say you needed a nice set
of furniture Jenkinson Co is the place
to get it.
W. E. JENK1NsON co.
Wanted--the biggest turkey in the
county, who has him?
Mrs. DR.. Weinberg, of Camden, IS IN
Manning visiting relatives.
Mr.. Giles Winstead OF Mullins spent
Thanksgiving day in Manning.
Everybody came back from Sumter
full-of praise for the carnival.
The Manning Social Club will give
their second dance OF the season tonight
at Institute hall.
Miss Corinne Barfeld after spending
Thanksgiving with her parents, re-
turned to college last Sunday.
Mr.. Henry Applet, of Darlington,
travelling for a New York clothln e
house, is in Manning to-day.
Rev. J. NJ. Eolladay will preach at
Harvins on next Sabbath, December
4th, at O'Clock, in the afternoon.
Acid iron Mineral is working wonders among
the afflicted 1t is curing your neighoor' why
notyou: Price only 50 cents. Try it. Sold oE
druggists
Mr.. A. Loryea, accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs. N. Barnett, and MISS
Annie. LETT last night for visit to
Charleston.
Tom Nimmer is selling more baking
powder than any house IN town, al
because of those pretty pictures he
gives away.
Jenkinson says his December sales
will be a record breaker. He Will
offer bargains that cannot be duptlca-
ted in the State.
Notwithstanding the fact that
hunters are now allowed by law to
: hunt we have yet to learn that any
birds have been killed.
We wart our farmer friends to confer
With us when they want to buy guano.
potash, soda and kainit for cash. we
are in position to save them some
money.
Come to Manning and see the beau
tiful lot of horses and mules brought
to this market by W. P. Hawkins, on
his return from the worlds fair. They
are daisys.
Hon. J. 3. Morrison Of Fairfield, one
of the fertilizer inspectors for Clemson
college after inspecting the local mill
on FRIDAY passed through town on his
way to the ST. Paul mill.
The local camp OF Woodmen are GER
tainly doing some heavy wood chopplng
at, this time. Their record for the
month of November is 81 applications,
with prospect Of more IN December.
Rev. T.. l.. Bedenbaugh will preach
on the 1st Sunday in December at
Paxville at IL O'Clock, a. NJ, instead
of $50, p. NJ: also Rev. b. Browne,
Presiding Elder, will preach at Pine
wood at II O'Clock, a. m.
Married by Rev. ]. D. Higgins, at
the home Of the brides parents, near
Paxville, last wednesday evening, Mr..
r. Bruce Bradham and Miss n. Cor
nelia Brown, a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. N. Brown.
Lost-Strayed, or stolen, a newspa-
per correspondent of The TINES,
known as ssBuster." Anyone finding
the Individual will confer favor upon
an anxious multitude of readers who
always enjoy his newsy letters.
Thanksgiving day in Manning was as
Quiet as Sunday, not because the peo-
Die did not do any celebrating, but be-
cause they betook themselves to Sum
ter where the doors of pleasure were
thrown wide open.
We would like for the members of
the white ribbon society to look up
their bylaws and see if there IS any
rule which permits members to drink
punch when away from home. II punch
drinking is permitted our application
goes on t!e.
The telegraph authorities have at
last given permission for the establish
ment of an Office in the business centre
Of Manning. Mr.. c. W. Wells will
have have charge and he being an ex-
pert operator. Manning viii have q
good service.
We regret to learn of the sad accl-
dent which befell Walter Burgess OF
Sandy Grove. This young man was out
hunting Thanksgiving day and by
scme means his gun went off accident
", and the load hit him in the leg,
causing very severe wound.
On tomorrow morning an interested
party will make some artificial stone
on the ward of the Presbyterian church.
This stone is made of sand and cement,
and it is claimed that it is better than
brick and cheaper. Anyone interested
in the matter can see the process and
product.
Mr.. J. D. Smithdeal, Of Columbia,
will give a musical entertainment at
the Paxville Academy next Friday
Night, December End, at 1870 O'Clock
An admission fee Of 10 cents will De
charged. Refreshments will be served
after the entertainment for the benehI
of the school.
Mr.. r. C. McCaw, representing Per
uvian guano, spent yesterday IN Man
nino. Mr.. McCaw will return here
next Tuesday to attend the meeting
of the Farmers, and he hopes to be
able to convince them that his goods
are not only meritorious, but that ne
can save the farmer considerable
money.