The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-11-08

Woo! Suits at $1,000 per suit.
". E. JENKINsON co.
Thanksgiving Day is on the Both.
wan,ed--A big old turkey for Thanks
giving.
Mr.. W. r. Burgess of Sumter was IN
town yesterday.
We are shy on country correspond
ents this week.
Rev. s. a. Nettles of B-anchville was
here yesterday.
Mr.. Jim Richardson OF Pamela spent
Yesterday in town.
Mr.. r. D. Clark has gone TO Wilson.
n. c.. on business.
They have decided to make 1t on
Thanksgiving Day.
MIR. ". F. Lyon left last Friday for
his home in Danville.
DR.. and Mrs. L. W. Nettles OF For
eston spent Monday in 1own-
Can't. D. J. Bradham left last Satur-
day for Chicago on business.
Miss Harriette Earvin left last Mon
day to visit friends in Charleston.
Mr.. Charlie Wells OF Rocky Mount
spent Yesterday with his parents
Nessrs. L. D. Player and W. L.
Reardon spent Sunday in Clinton.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Bradham left yes
-er6.y 70 take in the Charleston gala
week.
We regret that our interesting story,
Uncle Terry" is crowded out TINS
week.
Miss I,ylie Rabb of Charleston isvis-
iting her parents Mr.. and Mrs {. X.
Rabb.
Mrs. G. L. Dickson. who has been
extremely i'll, is now reported to oe
better.
George W. Murray the convicted ex-
Congressman has skipped it is SAID, TO
Canada.
Miss Bessie HarVin fell one evening
last week at the skating rink and broke
her arm.
Rev. J. Knox Hair, representing the
Baptist Courier, was IN Manning last
Monday.
A. Manning, Esq, of the Sumter
Bar spent Monday IN Manning on pro
fessional business.
rIr. and Mrs. Jno. G Slaughter !eft
Yesterday for Mullins. to visit Mrs.
Slaughter's parents.
Hon. r. S. DeSchamps and Mr.. ..
D. Harvin, of Pinewood, spent the day
in Manning yesterday
Mr.. w. II. Mcclure, manager OF the
PEOPLES warehoure, left for his home
in Danville last Saturday.
MIR. J. Pope Moore left last Monday
for Wilson, n. c., where he VIII re
main the rest of the fall.
Mrs. J. n. Robson of Buffalo, S. c..
is in Manning visiting her parents, MT
and Mrs. A. 81. Breeder.
We regret TO learn of the serious Ill
ness of Mr.. Nelson Brown, one OF Fax
yilte's most substantial citizens.
Miss sebyl Odiorne OF Charleston is
in Manning visiting her brothers
Messrs. John and George Odiorne.
Mr.. W. T. Sellers, formerly cottor
buyer at this place, now located al
Chester, spent yesterday in Manning.
Mr.. W. NJ. Davis of the Fork handed
in to The TINES one dollar as an add
rional contribution to the assoclatlor
fund.
There will be preaching at Fellowship
Church next Sunday at O'Clock r. NJ
by Rev. II. A. Connors. Public cor
daily invited.
We have in stock printed trespas
notices for those desiring to post Lands
When you want to post your lands cal
at THE TINES office.
We want our readers to give clos'
attention to our advertising columns
our patrons are fixing to get the oeneh
of eleven cents cotton.
On last Monday L. S. yelling, a prom
inent farmer and merchant OF Darling
ton, declined to accept IL cents pount
for cotton for 200 bales.
The town treasurer's books close o.
the 18th, instant, aud those who 90 no
wish to pay penalty had better pa.
property and Communication taxes.
Do not forget the hot supper at th
Greenock school house Friday night
There will be a plenty of good thing
10 eat and the proceeds will go TO
good cause.
The Fidelity Mutual Life Insuranc
Company wants to pay the $4,000 pol
icv on Robert Keith Darsan life, bu
cannot do so until the body has bee
-exhumed.
We have been requested by Mr.. J
W. Hilton, of Davis Station, to than
those in Manning who contributed K
wards the building of the Davis Static
school house.
Rev. E. Z. Z. Tune will not fill hi
appointment at Dudley next Sunda
morning on account OF attending >Blac
River Association, but will be IN plac