The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-01-24


be clad to show you.
Great Slaughter Sale of all Winter
o000s' W. E. JENKINsoN co.
BARLOW and Wilson Friday night.
Mr.. W. T. Sellers spent last Satur-
day in town.
Mr.. Sam Barron OF St. Charles spent
Monday in town.
Mr. John J. Conyers of Greenville is
in Manning with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Burgess of Mayes-
vile spent last Thursday IN town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F. Rhame re-
tnrned home from Florida this morning
Died on the 10Th inst, Laura Placida,
q Is months old daughter OF Mr.. 5. U.
Dennis.
Everybody 60 out to the Ministries
Friday night. 1t is guaranteed that YOU
will laugh until your sides ache.
The mirsrels to be here next FRIDAY
nioht is a first class troupe and coulo
only be secured with q guarantee.
Frank B. Hayne wires today that
farmers should not accept prices offered
for cotton, as the government report IS
only 1000 over expectations.
Supervisor Owens has been confined
to his home with sickness. but we IN
derstan6 he is now better and will be
able to be out in few days.
Mr.. Henry Childers, of Jordan,
brought US two turnlps this morning,
one weighing l-2 and the other
pounds. Who can beat 1t, with pork
ham?
Married by Rev. S. D. Bailey last
Sunday at the Methodist church at Jcr-
dan, Mr.. J. P. Childers and Miss Lucy
Graham daughter OF Mr.. John +. 0ra-
ham.
Died on last Friday in the Fork sec
tiou Mrs. Margaret E. Wilder, aged Of
wears. The burial took place in the
Brunson burying ground IN Sumter
county.
Rev. Sam Jones the great platform
orator and lecturer will entertain the
people Of this section in Manning about
the middle Of February. The date Will
be February 10Th.
We do not blame any young man for
Getting Hurt, providing it is not the
result of carelessness. if we could call
back 25 wears. we TOO would risk the
chances of getting Hurt.
Hawkins Il Co., have received very
nice lot of horses and mules,a and they are
certainly selling them. Mr.. W. P.
Hawkins made personal selection OF
this stock and every one OF them are as
slick as ribbons. Hawkins won't han
die anything he cannot guarantee
The W. E. Jenkinson Co., has made
a contract to have installed in its build
ans plant to generate electricity to
furnish lights. and power to run fans Tor
the comfort of the customers during the
hot summer days. This is but one
other of Jenkinson's progressive busl-
nees ideas.
There was an oyster supper at the
Paxville Academy last Friday evening.
which was we'll attended. The proceeds
were for the benefit of the school. The
crowd was delighted with the recent
addition OF portrait to hang. in "Ap-
pelt Hall'' and a section book case, a
gift to the literary society and school,
Everybody should come to Manning
the 5tb, OF next month to buy the lands
that are advertised in these columns.
The trustees of the estate OF Salinas
are Offering 81 pieces Of land. and with
the present demand we would be great
ly surprised If these lands failed to
6nd purchasers.
Died in Charlotte, n. C. Mrs: Maggie
Durham, relict of the late Major Scion
A. Durham of Marion county. Major
Durham was we'll known in this county
to the Confederate veterans. He was,
if we remember correctly, with the
23rd. regiment under the command Of
Col. Harry L. Benbow.
Everybody is asking the question.
::What are you going to do about your
tax returns?'' Were it noe such a Sc
r;ous matter it would be amusing to
note the inventive genius of man. and
especially some who profess religion.
and see how they can twist and sQulrm
their consciences to evade the law and
their oaths. We have heard sugges-
tions from some supposed TO be pious
men, which would put to shame the
most shameless hell-bound trickster,
and vet these good men think they are
conscientious If they only swear far
enough to keep out of the penitentlary.
On next Friday evening Manning will
have the rare opportunity OF seeing and
hearing Barlow & Wilson's minstrels.
We think we are safe in recommending
this aSregation Of fun-makerS. from re-
ports we have seen OF them IN the
nress. and also from statements Of some
who have seen them. There are 10 peo-
ple in the show: they give grand
Street parade, and those who love good
Sinoino. dancing and mirth-provoking
clean iokes will be sufficiently enter
tained. Now boys, show Your gallantrv
where it costs something. the boys Of
this town are no cheap skates and when
a GOOD thing comes along they know
, how ito do the proper" We would
ask for the protection OF the country
viii attend this show, that
: casgcil have watchman on the
arosaas to watch the vehicles to pre-,
.ss9gss Stealing frons them, -as-S very
safsen done when vehicles are leIy on!
snprotsste6. The Institute hall shoulc
pSs;ssd next Friday evening. s
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