The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-06

cash prices, attend W. +. JenSlnson
Co. Great Holiday Sale.
w. E. JENKINSON co.
Mr.. L. r. Mcintosh is improving
very slowly.
Mr.. Thomas Nimmer is confined to
room with pneumonia.
Mr.. Frank Mofett attended the Bap-
list convention in Columbia last week.
There was quite an ENJOYABLE dance
given at Institute Hall thanksgiving
night.
Mr., Ingram Wilson of Woford Col
lege spent Thanksgiving with ms
parents.
Mr.. Milton Weinberg OF the South
Carolina College spent last week IN
Manning.
Miss Lula Mcleod Of the COLUMBIA
Female College visited her parents IN
Manning last week.
The Carnival has come and gone.
The management was disappointed Will
the financial results.
Last Monday was sales day, and the
Sheriff had no land sales to MAKE
good sign Of prosperity
Merssrs. S. ". Barron of St. Charles
and 7. W. Thames of Wysacky spent
Thanksgiving at home.
Messrs. F. G.. Thomas and T. F. Cot
fev have returned from Oklahoma: and
thev say they had delightful trip.
Misses Lcuille Iseman and Corrinne
Rarfeld from the College for Women
at Columbia spent Thanksgiving al
home.
The Young men of the town propose
giving minstrel performance IN the
near future. They should be encour-
aged.
There will be preaching at Fellow
ship Church next Sunday at +. ". oy
the pastor, Rev. NJ. A. Connors. Puo-
lie cordially invited.
Married by Rev. S. A. Nettles last
Thursday evening at Foreston, Mr. Whl
Nettles to Miss Lula Cantey, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. B. O. Cantey.
Married at the Baptist parsonage,
Summerton, Nov. %, by the Rev. NJ. A;
Connors, Mr.. Harris G. Chewing ano
Mrs. Fannie Dingle, both Of Clarendon
county.
A tract OF land in Sandy Grove town
ship known as the "Blaney Johnson"
land, and recently bought at public
sale by Louis Appelt was sold last Sat
urday to Mr.. J. T. Cole OF Seloc.
We call attention Of the advertisement
of Capt. W. c. Davis attorney for Miss
Sarah Harvin of valuable tract OF
land for sale. This place is in splen-
did section and an excellent investment.
Married in the Presbyterian church
at Mayesville last Thursday evening,
Mr.. W. Il. Burnside, Of Lynchburg,
and Miss Annie Burgess, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harmon Burgess,
formerly Of Clarendon.
The home Of Mr.. r. r. Jenkinson
was entered about midday LAST Thurs
day while the family was out and robbed
OF considerable clothing, some other
articles and money. The thief was evi-
denly familiar with the premises.
Last Sunday night couple OF tramps
stole some money from Mrs. +. NJ. Flud,
who runs a restaurant in this town.
While Mrs. FLUID was serving one OF
ohem with supper his partner snatched
bag of silver and made his escape.
The property in the Fork section re-
Gently advertised in these columns be-
longing to Mr.. W. NJ. Lewis was sold
to Mr.. Milton Graham, OF Davis Station.
Mr.. Graham is a good farmer and he
will be good addition to the Fork.
Jenkinson's big sale continues to
draw large crowds to his store daily:
Then tell US advertising does not pay !
Those who think so should look into
Jenkinson's store and see the people
buying goods.
Girls, did yon notice the number Of
stays at the ministries last Saturday
night? # it had been free show, the
last one of them would have borrowed
sheet OF paper and an envelope
to make an engagement to take you
out. The ministries charged admission,
but their laundry bills come due on
Saturday nights.
Last Monday morning Mrs. F. J. Ay-
cock, of Davis, widow. approached US
on the street and handed US dollar as
her contribution to the Cotton Associa-
tion fund. This lady said she was bene-
fted and felt it duty to subscribe.
A letter received from Hon. J. r..
Lesesne Monenelier, Oklahoma, says be
has been put on a committee to attend
to the affairs Of the land company, and
will probably be out there for ten days
longer, possibly two weeks. He says
the sale of lots is a grab game and the
purchases were made ir different
locations.
Barlow's Minstrels gave a perform
ance here last Saturday night to fairly
good audience. The performance, con-
sidering the cramped condition OF the
stage, was excellent This company
can play a return engagement to a
packed house if they will come back
any other than Saturday night. Every
body was pleased with it.
Is there any gambling going on in
this town? This question has been put
to US recently, and we are unable to
answer it, but the authorities should, if
the thing is going on, see to it that it is
broken up. We have no desire to DIS
turb the pleasures of our young men,
but if they are being led into vices which
can only result in injury to them it is
for their good that means be adopted to
put a stop to it.