The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-12-19

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fna1 lsreiry - 70 be closed out at Panic
pr;ras collar Rn,,ons. Cuff Buttons.
SICK Pt9s, ; MaSch onaasmS; naaaaSas Ind snd
chs, Delt boeN!es' o'Ga0.SS. Ia.aIm,. l III
,:1 eytsESa,.s a,; Ieeeso ieeu;n p,.;cas We want
the moaey and we must sell the iI Sooas
Some new creatlonS IN Laa'es :,,a,ts oe,.s'
lo>S ;he enlaSs ioa Sncif:a.s's no1;S np,Ss ~.
Guiding 4 full line OF fine works, must
be closed out at Panic Prces.
Il You need dry goooS: shoes, W.T. ts,e
is the place to core-everything sold
at Panic Prices.
". L. JENkNSCN co.
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No!- ~ ~ Lee u 0'tii'e' "''' - Wv =
MohoaS.
Ar. NyeF hfasaoH @ o. nisno'''i10
spena 9uno3S III ~" j.
". ,r,,a.a.,;s C,b,.ist,,.s and we
wish everybody wnoie Io5 OF JOY
NJ. u ( Mcintosh killed = hog yes
,ar5;s,, Is :; 49, - -;nns I the scales at 60l
nornGs.
NJ T y Hoy)e Of payviIle is NOV
incr ~ Esryi7,s where he will engage
IN iar,ninr.
IN, T. y: ,r,S 'Sft j, vi Sann;n" on professional
H,s;reSS y, '.' NTond9v
Mrs. Carrie Strickland OF Chester Is
- =. 1r,''11l-;T ~ IIoGGo
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.Tenkinsoa,s salvage sale is attracting
crowds from all over the country. and
sana;~a ne 1.o ,be 81 barG ines
s'''->''-'7 Wv ~
The college girls and boys will be
rolling home the latter part OF the
We" i0' '''''''-'' ; ~>>
Dr NT,,16row MONTGOMERY of Georgia
.has been visiting his relatives at Du-
po,,t,r ,voe in Nanninr Monday.
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,ba Sonsa oonosire the Presbyterian
.ebl;rch forrner]y occupied bv Mr.. r.
II Co-hrao
Miss Hattie Perry OF Wake Forest,
~ y ~ co,,ah - r. : O Pichardson and
- u pirSer;nr
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Mr.. w. J. Archer who has been
s,iperinrending the Manning bottling
$50 ba,.i,9 q closea dow
TO be married tomorrow at the home
OF Mr.. E. +. Coskrev by Rev. r. L.
Grier, Captain G. P. Lorick OF kershaw
S'-l>' - 80 -'''-
Mrs. John w. Odiorne. nee Harriet
Farvin. OF Newberrv is in Manning to
soand The HOLIDAYS with her parents
NTr an3 AIrs {. i. Harvip.
buiidinr. The Railroad Commission
has ordered the Atlantic Coast Line to
build it for the convenience OF large
patronage in that section.
The many 1nenGs OF NJ. sam floM-
sick ct the home OF Mr.. a. P. Burgess
and owing 10 his extreme age his i'll
ness is REGARDED serious.
49,, :
Cards have been issued inviting
friends 10 attend the marriage Of Mr..
Snrore n Sanohter Of Mrs. S.F, Sprott at
SpartsnburG On the 26th inst.
We were struck with the number OF
white families going to the cotton
mill. Several families have recently
rora,n NOV rr,sy anr 70 this year:s short CROP,
,-'O y
All member Of Clarendon Lodge h.
OF p. are requested TO be present at
the regular meeting tomorrow night,
as that is the time appointed for the
election OF officers for the ensueing
Alr. Thomas Nimmer had the mis-
fortune last Sunday to lose his chill
Grens pony. The horse had just re-
turned from Mr.. Strange,s fvneral and
dropped dead as it was embarrassed II
the ward.
Died last Thursday near Mouzon's at
the home OF his daughter, Mrs. Z. +.
Epps. Mr.. ". H. McElveen. aged about
rs wears. The funeral took place FRI
day al the family burial ground in
Sandy Grove.
Miss JAMIE Reardon, OF Workman,
soent last Monday in Manning. both
looking happy in anticipation OF their
coming marriage which takes place on
the 2pG day of January.
Died last thursday nlsh5 AZ "aVerlE
SeorgetoWh county: -Hcs: Hene L1cur