The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-07-12

il which means better merchandise,
and more merchandise, for less money,
than YOU ever bought in Manning
w. E. JENKINSON co.
Mr.. w. T. Sellers spent last Satur-
day in town.
Mr.. S. r. venning left yesterday for
Glenn Springs.
Mr.. S. r. Venning left yesterday for
Glenn Springs.
l. C. Strauss, Esq. of the Sumter
Bar was here yesterday.
Mr.. W. E. Jenkinson spent Sunday
and Monday in Charleston.
There will be soldiers reunion at
Beulah on Saturday, July 18th.
Messrs. ". H. Creecy and L. D.
Player spent Sunday in Sumter.
High price cotton is putting our
farmers in smiling condition.
Mrs. II, E. Vaughn OF Mullins is Wis
iting her sister Mrs. J. G. Slaughter.
Miss Katie Clark OF Sumter is here
visiting her sister Mrs. P. B. Thames.
Miss Alma Nathan of Charleston IS IN
Manning visiting Miss Corlnne Bar
field.
Miss Lucille Alsbrook Of Columbia is
visiting relatives and friends IN Man
ming.
Mrs. r. o. Purdy, OF Sumter, is in
Manning, visiting her sister, Mrs. j. 5.
Wilson.
Mr.. C. r. Sprott. local manager OF
the oil mill, spent last Monday 10 OAR
lington.
Mrs. Hugh McKelvey OF Greenville is
here visiting her mother, Mrs. Simon
Iseman.
Mr.. A. A. Strauss of Mayesville
passed through Manning yesterday N
his automobile.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. 1. V.
SlOWQSu, WllO Las Oe0u ~ oeSSSA SoS--
Ill, is improving.
The W. O. W. Camp here will play
Summerton Camp game of ball next
Friday at Summerton.
Mrs. J. NJ. Nelson of Cordelle, Ca,
is in Manning visiting her mother-ln-
law. Mrs. S. A. Nelson.
Mrs. D. Hirschman is in New York
and will visit other markets, buying
her fall millinery stock.
Mr.. Joe Dickson left yesterday for
Kingstsee where he plays TWO games OF
ball with the Bishopville team
Mrs. Charles E. Brewer and children
of Wake Forest, n. c., are visiting her
niece Mrs. Chas. W. Pickering.
Ex-Comptroller General J. P. Der
ham of Horny is in Manning checking
up the county's fiscal department.
Rev. L. L. Bedenbough of Pinewood
is assisting Rev. S. D. Bailey in a pro-
tracte6 meeting at Jordan this week.
President Hodge is working hard to
make the cotton growers picnic a
huge success. Let everybody help him.
Jenkinson is preparing TO- make a
record-breaker with his mlll-end sale;
read his big advertisement IN this
issue.
In the failure OF the Independent Oil
Company, several OF our citizens are
hurt to the extent of several thousand
dollars.
Mrs. C. L. McEiveen and her two
little daughters, Ruby and Louise, are
visiting her old home at Wedgehelo
this week.
DR.. J.. A. Clifton will dedicate the
Methodist church at Jordan next Sum
day. He will also preach at night.
Public invited.
Mr.. J. c.. Marshall, of Pittsburg: Pa,
civil engineer Of the B. T. o. rail
way system, visited his sister, Mrs. r.
L. Grier, last week.
Rev. W. L. Boggs, of Greenyille,
representing Chicora College, is can
vassing this section in the interest OF
that excellent Institution.
The farmers of the Sardinia and New
Zion sections are to have meeting to-
day at ". D. CANDLES to take steps IN
the cotton warehouse matter.
Manning and the Fork played dou-
ble-header last Friday in Manning.
The Fork losing both: first game the
score was II to s, second 10 to l.
The Manning Brass Band has secured
the services of their former teacher,
Professor w. S. Shoemaker, who will
instruct them every Thursday night.
Clark's tobacco warehouse is now
ready for business, and it will not be
long before the yellow leaf will be put
ting money into our merchants tllls.
The ". o. W. of Paxville are to
have picnic tomorrow. THE TINES
editor is prevented from attending on
account of q business engagement.
Sorry boys.
J.P. Brunson OF Paxville writes US
that on July 4th game of ball was
plaved between Paxville and Pumpkin
Hill. Score in favor OF PaSville 10 to l
All colored.