The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-08-30
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BELONGS TO
". L. JENKINSON co.


E,rss are q scarce article in this town
Watch cat for Uncle Terry next
week.
Mr.. Dow Player has returned from
Glenn's.
Mr.. r. G. Wells has returned from
Glenn's.
Mr.. ". J. Troublefed has returned
from the Springs.
Tell YOUR friends we begin q bran
new serial story next week.
Policeman c. +. Jenkinson of Mayes-
willie spent yesterday in town.
Rev. P. 3. Wells OF Abbeville spent
last Friday in Manning.
Miss Julia Clayton of Florence IS Wis
itine her uncle DR.. ". (. Brown.
Mr.. r. c. Bradham has returned
from a visit TO his sister at SmltnTllle.
Rev. J. P. Inabnit filed the pulpit OF
the Methodist church here last SUNDAY.
Died in Manning last Wednesday,
Mrs. Sarah Pack, aged about 20 years.
Mr.. Joe Bernstein OF New York has
accepted a position with D. hlrscn-
man.
Mr.. J. S. plowden has returned home
improved in health, if not IN appear
ance.
Rev. r. L. Grier after spending his
vacation at Rock Hill, has returned
home.
Mrs. r. c. Blanding OF DuRant IS in
Manning visiting her sisters Mesdames
I. l. Baghal and ". E. Brown.
Mrs. Il. j. Isaacs and Mrs. Julia Levy
and her son Jack, came home last
Thursday from the Isle Of Palms.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Lesesne and J..
McD. McFaddin came home from the
mountain resorts last Sunday night.
Mr.. S., L. Davis has accepted posi-
tion in the store OF Mr.. J. 81. R!goy,
and will commence work next Friday.
The authorities have promised to
have the heating arrangements at the
Institute in good shape for the coming
term.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. Bradham and
daughter, Miss Gertrude. and Miss
Gussie Appel have returned from
Glenn's.
Messrs. S. A. Rlgby and J. H. Rigby
are back from the northern markets,
with great big fall stock arriving
every day.
We are short of force this week, and
it necessitates our leaving out some
matter which we should like to pub
ish this week.
Mrs. W. C. Gerald, mother OF Mr.. j..
D. Gerald, aud his daughter, Miss Fan
ME, Of Camden are on a visit for few
weeks at Mr.. Gerald's.
The way goods are arriving at J. W.
McLeod's store, S. /. Till must have
bought a record breaking stock while
in the northern markets.
Bring YOUR tobacco TO Manning get j.
handsome price for it, and be sure to
call at The TINES Office and have your
subscription date extended.
Mr.. ]. Walton Thames, VINO has been
a salesman at Rigby's for several years.
has accepted q position with y. a.
Strauss & Co., at Wysackv.
ANY man who cannot be pleased with
the style, price and quality of the bug
gies and wagons at Coffey Il Rigby's
simply is without appreciation.
Read the advertisement of Messrs.
Coffey & Rigby. They have just re
fine lot of vehicles and they
say they are going to hustle for the
trade.
The ladies of the PaxviIle Baptist
church Will have q, festival at the Pax
vile academy next Friday night. The
cause is good one> and everybody
should attend.
Adam Gibson one of the colored
brick masons on the Presbyterian
church was stricken with paralysis and
died Yesterday in q few hours.> He Is
from CoIum bia.
Rev. J. VI. Holladay arrived Aome
last evening, and requests US TO-, an
nounce that he viii fiji his pulpit l,eS1
Sunday morning, Harvin'S at +:30 p.>[n
-Alcolu $50 p. N.
Watch out for our next issue. \ new
serial story will be commenced, ano
everybody should be sure to read the
first number. Uncle Terry is the name
OF the story and it is alright.
1t will wash and not rub OIL
This complexion all envy me:
It's no secret so I'll tell
Take thou Rocky Mountain Tea.
Sold By Dr. w. Z. Brown & Co.
Rev. \. \. Brunson will conduct the
prayer meeting at the Methods
church TOMORROW afternoon, and h
will fill his pulpiJ next Sunday. Mr.
Brunson and family arrived home yes
terday.
A little forechought may save you ne
end OF trouble. Anyone who makes i
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