The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-01-11

Over Goats and children's Knee Pants
and Clothing.
A large stock OF Staple Dry Goods.
Come to see US.
W. E. JENKINSoN co.
Mrs. ]. S. Plowden continues quite
i'll.
Mrs. B. p. Fulton at the intirmary IS
extremely i'll.
DR.. L. W. Netrles of Foreston spent
yesterday in Manning.
Miss Rosa Steele of Yorkviile is Wis
iting Mrs. F. n. Wilson.
Miss Lydia Coppedge is in Manning
visiting the family of Mr.. I. N. BaSnai.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. Heiden. of Barn
well, are visiting the family OF Mr.. y.
Hirschmann.
Mr.D. Milton Reeves, of Georgia,
spent last Sunday at the home OF his
sister, Mrs. ]. S. Plowden.
St. Peters Lodge of Masons sat down
to very enjoyable oyster supper at lthe
Hotel Central last Wednesday n1gnt.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 81. Burgess, of Mayes-
vile. spent several days in Manning,
visiting the family OF Mr.. L. l.. WeAs.
Read McLeod's 1905 resolutions. they
are intended to make the trading pub
lie think. It is strong banter TOR COM
petition.
Died last Friday afternoon, Miriam,
the FIVE months old daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. E. NJ. Fuller. The body was
taken to Charleston for interment'
Miss Lizzie A. Harvin, formerly or
Clarendon, now Of Wilmington. n. q,
was in Manning nursing Mrs. J: ..
Plowden and left this morning for Flor
ence.
The Silver package Of The TINES
failed to reach its destination week pc
fore last, and the fault is entirely with
the mail clerks on the railroad. lt was
sent from here promptly.
The Andersoa-Reohr Recital Com
panv gave a very pleasing eatertaln-
ment at the Institute hall last evening.
1t was the finest musical aggregation
that ever visited this town.
We have arranged with Mr.. Il. w.
Finlavson, formerly OF .Cheraw, . y,
now Of New York, to send US a weekly
letter from the great metropolis, when
wehope will be an Interesting adoltlon
to this newspaper.
Blood Poison and Lock Jaw prevent
ed by applying Acid Iron Mineral 70
cuts or wounds at once. NO Home
should be without it.
Trade A. 7. NJ. mark on every bot
tie. Sold by Druggists.
The County Commissioners with
their attorney J. 81. Lesesne, Esq, will
meet at Pinewooo 23rd inst, to hold
court in condemnation proceedings, to
condemn a piece of land on the right
away of the railroad, for public ROAD
purposes. It is thought that the rail-
road will offer no residence to the suit.
The statements OF the banks IN this
county published last week showed up
3 healthy financial condition, and that
al of them are prosperlng, which should
be gratifying to everybody. The sue
cessful management of these, lnstltu-
tions are noticed everywhere and their
statements are a good advertisement
OF the county.
Married last Wednesday night, at the
home of the brides parents, near For
eston. Mr.. Junius A. Wise and Miss
Sarah Edith Kelly, daughter of Mr.. ".
r. Kelly. Probate Judge James NJ.
Windham performed the marriage ser.
vice. There was a large gathering OF
relatives and friends, and all enjoyed
a splendid wedding feast.
In the Senate, Senate Senator Davis
is on the following Committees: Con-
tineent Accounts, Chairman: Agrlcul-
ture. Dispensary, Engrossed Bills,
Roads, Bridges and Ferries. The
most important of which is the dispen-
sarv, IS it is expected there will be
considerable 6ispensary legislation this
session. The House has not yet an
nounced it's committees.
Mrs. J. L. PEBBLES, of Whigham, Ca,
here at the bedside of Mrs. J. S. Plow-
den, received a shocking telegram last
THURSDAY, that one OF her little sons
had been accidentally shot and killed:
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. d. A.
Autrey, they left for Whigham on the
first train. AS the sad news spread
over town everybody expressed sym
pathy for the stricken mother.
The Bank of Clarendon has done well,
its statement shows not only healthy
condition. but that it has in its first
wear made ten per cent. earnings. and
sent to it's stockholders dividend OF
six per cent, putting four per cent. OF
it's earnings to its surplus. An institu-
ton making such showing in its first
wear, is fine Investment to those able
to hold bank stock, and a good concern
to do business with. The stockholders
of the Bank of Clarendon are much
pleased with the earnings, and Its pros
pects for an Increased business.
Mr.. D. r. Reeves handed US letter
he received from Whigham, Ca, which
gives the particulars OF the fearful
tragedy which occurred to his grandson
last Thursday. Roland PEBBLES and a lit
tie friend went with the consent of their
parents, hunting in the morning: and
after enjoying themselves with the
sport all the morning. they started for
Mr.. PEBBLES 'sstill," both boys were
cold and numb, and Foland:s friend
walked ahead with his gun under his
arm and his hands in his pockets, and