The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-08-08

closed Wednesday Aug. 10 to arrange
the stock for this great bargain event.
W. E. JENKINSON co.
Mr.. W. E. James of Darlington was
in town last Friday.
Mr.. L.,R. Mcintosh spent Monday in
Charleston on business.
Mr.. L. q. Harvin left this morning
for Een6ersonville, n. C.
We have not heard as yet the result
Of last Saturdays caucus.
Mr.. C. E. Wilkins is spending his
vacation on Suli!van's Island.
Rev. J. NJ. Bolladay and family have
taken their summer trip to Virginia.
Do not allow foolish prejudice to in
auence you, Vote as your best judge
ment dictates.
Mr.. Gerald of Camden is in Manning
visiting his son Mr.. J. D. Gerald.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Jeffords of Orangeburg is
visiting the family OF Mr.. A. I. Barron.
Rev. A. N. Brunson and family are
spending few weeks with relatives at
LaurenS.
Mr.. I. C. Owens is announced for re-
election to the Office of County Super
visor.
Rev. G. r. Gresham, formerly of this
town, now living at Elonia spent Mon
day night in Manning.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Wilson have re-
turued home from their trip to Green
vile and Society Hill.
Prof. G. T. Pugh, representing the
Columbia Female College, is IN Man
ming, where he has many friends.
Mr.. O. C. Scarborough OF Summer
ton, is announced in this issue as a can
didate for House of Representatives.
The tobacco barn belonging to Mr..
Presley Mcknight, near Workman,
was burned last Saturday morning.
There will be no preaching at Eel
lowship next Sunday, on account OF the
pastor being away on his vacation.
The large Job press for this Office has
arrived at the depot, and we sincerely
hope it can be installed without any
mishap.
Miss Mayme Harvin has returned
from Dovesrille, where she attended
the marriage of her brother Mr.. Le-
Grand Harvin.
This is one election that manhood
should assert itself. It is a poor man
indeed who will permit politician to
barter away his vote.
Don't, fail to read Jenk inson's Big
Red Letter Sale advertise ment IN this
issue. Jenkinson is determ ined to IN
6uce trade to his store, at ny price. =
Capt. W. C. Davis and wife sailed
IRON Charleston last Saturday for New
York, and from there they will make
an extensive trip through the North:
There is absolutely no doubt that if
certain politicians are permitted to
have their own way, the slated ticket
will misrepresent Clarendon IN the
next General Assembly.
Died at Allendale July 31st, Jessie,
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. J. D. hug
gins. TIE TINES editor extends his
sympathy to these old friends, in this,
their hour of trouble.
Rev. S. D. Bailey will begin a pro-
tractsd meeting at Live Oak church on
Thursday night 10th inst. He will also
begin protracted meeting at Foreston
Monday night Goth inst.
Mr.. D. S. Floyd of Turbeville sold q
load of tobacco at Clark's Warehouse
last week for an average of Sf7.00 per
hundred. If you want the worth OF
your tobacco sell at Clark's Warehouse.
Mr.. Ed. Turbeville sold his second
curing OF tobacco yesterday at Clark's
Warehouse for an average of 13c.
Tobacco IS selling high give Us a trial
we will do the rest. Yours for high
prices. r. D. Clark.
MIR. T. M. Mouzon and family, who
have been living in Sumter for some
time have returned to Manning. Mr.
Mouzon has accepted his old position,
as bookkeeper, for the W. E. Jenkln'
son Company.
The Woodmen Of Manning will un.
veil a monument to the late Sovereign
E. E. Smiley at New Zion church next
Sunday. Sovereign W. NJ. Turner vii
be master of ceremonies and j. NJ
Woods will be the orator.
The County Republicans held then
every other year convention Monday tt
keep up the semblance of an organiza
too, and to send delegates to Columbia
The delegates are z. A. Stewart, JUL
US DuRant, and S. NJ. Walker.
The New Town Democratic clubs de
sire, through the columns OF IHE
TINES, TO extend a warm welcome K
all the candidates to meet at The Smith
school house the day prior to the meet
ing at Boykins. NJ. D. Floyd, Pres.
Died yesterday morning at his home
in the Fork, Mr.. A. e. D. Chandler
aged about IS years. The deceased
had been in feeble health for numbe!
of years, and was almost blind. AZ
was an old Confederate solder, a amen
Der OF 7th regiment S. c. cavalry.
The dam across "Appelts Miil'' W.
have been assured by Supervisor
Owens, will be repaired this week, ant
in repairing it he will straighten ou
the road and cut of about 80 yards o
travel. All arrangements have beer
made for the work to be finished thi
week.
The Mutual Dry Goods Company i
to have special sale, and we inVit
attention to the advertisement il
this issue. This concern carries an ex
cellent stock. and they are maxim!