The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-10-11

Everybody visit Summerton Bargain
week.
Darlington voted out the dispensary
yesterday.
Mr.. L. D. PLAYER spent last Friday
in Mayesville.
Mr.. S. w. Barron OF ST. Charles was
in town Yesterday.
MIR. A. T. Sublett of Summerton was
in town last Friday.
Hon. c.. NJ. Davis of Summerton spent
yesterday in Manning.
j. Cantey, Esq, ofSummerton was
iin Manning last Friday.
Miss Daisy Follin of Charleston Is
visiting Mrs. J. 81. Rigby.
Mr.. Fred Lanham of Summerton
spent last Friday in town.
Hon. T. 5. Frasier Of the Sumter
Bar spent last Thursday IN town.
Mrs. F. L. Wilcox OF Florence is Wis
it!ng the family Of Mr.. J. W. Mcleod.
Mrs. Il. D. Chase of Florence is Wis
itins the family OF Mr.. J. W. Mcleod.
Messrs. W. J. Muldrow and Manning
Richardson OF Summerton was in town
yesterday.
a. Markley Lee, Esq, OF Charleston
spent Yesterday in Manning on pro1es-
sional business.
The quarterly report of the County
Commissioners, reached this office TOO
late for publication this week.
Misses Mabel and Eunette Bethune
left on the 2Oth inst, to attend the
Orangeburg Co-Educational Institute.
Rev W. a. Pitts, son-in-law OF
Hon. c.. NJ. Davis, is desperately III,
and was taken to his mothers home at
Clinton.
The ladies of the Paxville Methodist
church will serve oysters. sanoWltcnes
and coffee Friday night at Academy
from O'Clock until 1880 O'Clock.
There will be preaching at Salem
Baptist church near New Llon next
Sunday morning at II O'Clock and IN
the evening at 7:3O O'Clock by the pas
Tor Rev. E. L. Z. Tune.
Died in Kingstree last Saturday, Mrs.
Mary G. Erwin. wife OF Rev. +. Z.
Erwin Pastor of the Presbyterian
church of that town. The funeral ser
vices took place at Indian town SUNDAY.
One of Charleston's most prominent
merchants and property owners. MT.
Lee Loeb of the firm of Louis Cohen
4 Co., committed suicide on last Sun
dav at his home on Wentworth street.
Misses Lyl Harvin and Bertha
BRIGGS and Messrs. T. NJ Wells, Dow
PLAYER. Edward Reardon, Herman
Bradham, Leon Weinberg ana Luclus
Harvin attended very enjoyable mop
in Sumter last Thursday night.
Died at Pee Dee last Wednesday Mr..
D. G. Outlaw, aged about % years
The deceased formerly lived at Alcolu,
and then went to Georgetown: His
body was taken to kinSton, n. Z. LOT
burial. He was q Master Mason, a
member of St. Peters Lodge No. 81 OF
Manning
Clemson College will hold Farmers
Institutes in a number of counties this
fall and winter. Those citizens who de-
sire an Institute held in their commu-
nity are requested to send their appll-
cations to J. n. Harper, Director OF
Farmers Institutes. Clemson College,
S. c., not later than Nov. !, 1905.
A town government with an income
of $4,000 per year, is not so hard up
but that it can furnish street sprlnk-
Ter without the aid OF private subscrip-
ton. The town has couple OF mules
rhat do not seem to be much occupied,
and one of them could be hitched to a
street sprinkler, and the other to a
garbage cart to keep the streets clear
of loosepaper and other unsightly de-
bris.
We woul6 direct the attention of our
readers to the magnificent display of
beautiful things at Venning's jewelry
store. venning certainly has many
articles of value and beauty to attract
those who have longing for jewels,
silver, and cut glass. 1t will pay you
to 90 to this store and examine the
many things he has in china cut glass
and other wares for the household, and
his collection of watches, fine jewelry
and novelties are sufficient for the most
fassidious to make selection. either
fora betrothel, marriage, Or birthday
nresent. We can safely say that Ven
hing IS now carrying stock the equal
Of anv iewelry store in this section OF
the State.
The millinery openings in Manning
last Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
at atJenkinson's and the Mutual was a
GREAT event with the ladies and girls,
iensinson had band of music, and
The Mutual Dry Goods Co., gave away
chrvsanthemuns for souvenirs, and
wherever you would go you would meet
no with these floral novelties. Jenkln'
con with his usual 'sget up" had his
store well prepared for the occasion
and many of the latest designs OF his
millinery department. were selected
The Mutual put on additional holiday
attire for their "Opening'' and they
not only had their store up IN splc ano
span order. but all the pretty girls they
could find disengaged, were secured By
them to assist the ladies in putting
their hats on straight, and advise those
bewildered by the many pretty designs
Both openings were successful. ootn II
display and sales.