The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-11-29
The Carnival is in full bloom.

The Carnival is in full bloom.
Jepkinson's great Colossal Sale is in
full blast.
Miss MAY Harvin of Silver IS visiting
Miss Sarah Harvln.
Miss Olivia Ingram OF Laurens Is
visiting her parents IN town.
The Pinewood people sent in NICE
contribution TO the cotton sro"e''
fund.
Married last Wednesday at Mouzons,
M lanes Burgess, and Miss Selma
Burgess.
Rev. J. M. Holiday will preach at
Haryin's at 3 O'Clock Sunday. ana At
Alcolu at I:3o.
Died last Sunday morning Vivian, the
two months old daughter OF Mr. ana
Mrs. W. T. Chewing.
Mr. penrv Applet, of Darlington.
spent Sunday and Monday in Manning
with his brothers family.
Barlow's Minstrels. consisting OF
troupe of s. artists, will give perform
snca in the Institute Hall Saturday eve
ming, December I'd.
TO be married at Foreston. to TO-
morrow, Mr.. Will Nettles, and Mss
Lula Cartey. daughter OF Mr. ana MIS-
B. O. Cantey.
To be married, tomorrow, at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, Mr; Z. ~
Horton, and Miss JAMIE Ingram, dauSh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Ingram.
Jenkinson's colossal sale is the thing
nowadays. The men are rushing tnere
for clothing and the women are 1ranClc
10 strike the wonderful bargains.
There was quite an enjoyable recep-
SOW tendered Mr.. and Mrs. q. II.
Bradhau last Friday evening, at the
residence of Mayor D. NJ. Bradham.
Mr.. L. r. Mcintosh, Clerk Of 1--we
Oak Camp, No. 1S1, W. O. W, being
confined at his home sick, all members
are urged to hand or send their dues IN
to A. I. Barron. Acting Clerk. at once.
Several of our subscribers complain
of not receiving last weeks TINES. we
sent. it out from here promptly. line
fault must be in the railway mall SER
vice.
TIE Van Ambure circus gave two
performances here last THURSDAY to
large audiences, and their work was
very fine. The trapeze and acrobanc
performances We're well above the
average.
There will: be an oyster supper given
at the Pamela Academy on the otn OF
December for the benefit OF the Sum
merton Chapel. Oysters and otner re-
freshments viii be served. Admission
10 cents.
Married Yesterday afternoon, at New
Harmony Church, Mr.. r. E. Thomp-
son. and Miss Bessie DuRant, daugh-
ter of the late Joseph DuRant. Rev. ).
NJ. Holiday, assisted by Kev: Il. L.
Graier, ohciated.
The future spectators are the happi-
est of mortals these days. That long,
far.away look has left their countenan-
ces, and some Of them are even oferlng
to set 'em up to two-fers. Prosperity
brings out many mans good traits.
The Georgetown Centennial, which
will take place on December 10Th, offers
a rare opportunity tor many who have
never seen that quaint old City by the
Sampit'' to catch Whit of salt air and
test the merits of the climate OF a region
that is becoming famous as a winter
resort.
In the court Of common pleas at
Florence, jury awarded the Thomas
Wilson Lumber Company verdict OF
$1,000 damages last Saturday, against
the D. W. Alderman Sons Lumber Co.
The suit was for $50, 900 for tearing up
the Wilson railroad track near the
Clarendon line in Salem.
Clarendon has lost one of its good citi-
zens in Mr.. Jesse S. Plowden, who
moved to Greenville last week. Mr..
Plowden was born and reared in Clar-
endon and comes from one OF our best
families. He is an Industrious man and
q first class citizen IN every respect.
We wish him much success in his new
home.
On last Monday afternoon Probate
Judge James NJ. Windham had the
distinction of performing a marriage
ceremony at his home for q Syrian cou-
pie. The contracting parties were Mr..
Elias Audrey, of Georgetown. and Miss
Faceedia Courie, OF Sumter. The cou-
pie are young and have all the appear
ances of responsibility.
Van Amburg's circus presented two
performances here last Thursday, and
they were pleasing to large audiences.
The acrobatic and trapeZe artists are
as fine as have ever travelled South.
Van Amburg gave good clean show,
and as free from fieece-grafts as any
a number OF the. company and found
them a clever-lot of gentlemen. Should
Van Amburg come here again: we feel
sure he viii have even larger audiences.
Miss Berta Pringle and Mr.. ". c..
Johnson were united in marriage at
$50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. W. Pringle. the brides
mother. on Kendrick street, Rev. c. c.
Brown. performing the ceremony. The
marriage was a quiet affair and was
witnessed by the family and a few
friends. After the ceremony refresh
1nents were served before Mr.. and Mrs.
johnson left for Summerton where
they will make their home.-Sumter
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