The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-12-05

during this safe du.A G4OSe AAo
the cash will gather the plumos.
Sale will open promptly at 8 o cIock'
Wednesday morning. December l-1h'
and will run to Christmas.
W. E. JENkINSON co.
The Turbeville Woodmen will have
a banquet tonight.
Col. r. C. Richardson OF Plnewooo
has moved to Sumter.
Mr.. ". J. Turbeville OF Turbevllle
was in town yesterday.
The Cotton Association meets next
Saturday Itshou!d be Iully atS0enoeo.
There will be hot supper at the
Oakland school house. near Mr.. >. l.
Brogden's Friday evening.
Our correspondents should get
move on them, as we miss the newsy
letters. and so do our readers.
The hot supper at Trinity last Fri
dav nioht was great success. quite
/. a large patty went from Manning.
Itch cured in 80 minutes by Wool
ford, SANITARY Lotion. Never 1alls.
Sold BY W. Z. Brown & Co., Druggists.
There will be preaching at Fellow
I, shio church next Sunday at p. M; oy
:. the pastor, Rev. NJ. A. Connors. Fuo-
lie cordially invited.
Rev. \. y. Brunson former pastor
OF the Manning church goes to NAH NAN
street, Columbia, and Rev. y. A. enll-
lips from Bishopville comes here.
Married this afternoon at the home
of the brides father, near MouZon,
Mr.. A. r. Chandler of the Fork. and
Miss Lula Kennedy, daughter OF Mr..
James Kennedy.
gNIiss Mable Cauble OF GreenVllle, a.
ter visit in Manning to Mrs. n. u. |
Bradhan, has returned to her nome,
carving with her some trophies IN the
shape of hearts.
The friends of Miss Gertrude Brad
ham will be clad to learn that she has
fully recovered from her illness, and IS
now at home again, looking as though
she had been of to a health resort.
Married at the Clarendon hotel by
James NJ. Windhan, Probate Judge,
Yesterday morning, Mr.. S. w. Evans
of New Zion and Mrs. Emma Z. Bar
row OF Workman.
There will be preaching in the Man
ming Presbyterian church on next sun
day at 1I:30, a. M, and p. NJ, by Rev.
J. E. James, of the Central Presby- |
.terian church. OF Anderson. 5. e.
The skating rink isl now under the
management of Eddie Cuttlno and Mil
ton Mcintosh. These young men are
deserving Of patronage, and tney Will
show every courtesy to their patrons.
The appointments from the South !
Carolina Methodist Conference have
not yet been announced, and will not
be until the Creighton case is disposed
of. The appointments will probably be
announced tomorrow.
Died last Monday at the home of her
niece. Mrs. J. E. Kelly, Mrs. Mary Da-
Wis, relict Of the late Capt. 7, j.. NJ.
Davis, aged about 10 years. Rev. ). q.
Cough conducted the funeral service
at the old Harmony burial ground.
Dick Moore colored, was accidentally
shot at Pinewood last Sunday by Mr..
Perry. The ball, Il cahbre, entered
the thigh but broke no bone nor sew
cred any of the important arteries.
DR.. q. A. Mood attended him.
Mr.. E. 3. Brown, has resigned his
position In the clerk OF courts Office TO
read law in the Office OF Charlton Du-
rant ESQ Mr.. Brown will be missed
in the clerks Office as he was Q great
help to that efficient officer.
We are under obligations to several
friends for finding for US to complete
our file, the issue of October l9 1904.
Mr.. J. c.. Barrett of Manning was the
first to furnish us with this missing
rum5er, and his subscription was run
up one year.
The Ariel Ladies Quartet OF Boston
will give anHentertainment at the lnssl-
suse on next Monday evening. Dec. IL,
at SIS O'Clock. For reserved seats and
for tickets please see Mr.. c. r. Breedln
at the store OF the Manning Grocery
Co. We hope that all who have sub
scribed will pay Mr.. Breedin this week.
Tickets on sale now. J. G. DANIEL. :
The address delivered at the
celebration of the 10th anniver-
sarv of the building Of the prese ut
church building at the Baptist church,
BY Capt. D. J., ,Bradham was to have
been published in this weeks issue, but
it was impossible to get it set up which
we regret exceedingly. 1t is an inter-
esting paper and we will print it next
week.
MIR. W. f. Jenkinson OF the W. E.
.Jenkinson Co., when seen about the
bio sale to be conducted at their store
beginning on December 18th, said
that while he hated very much to sac
riice his new and elegant stock OF
merchandise they were forced to raise
$50, ,Ooo-in 10 days and had turned his
entire stock over to the Western Sal
vase Co.. with positive instructions to
sell the goods at panic prices.
Last Monday was salesday, and the
sheriff sold at public outcry the follow
ino tracts of land: 264 acres at the suit
Of Daisy Thomas ct al, Us Caddle {. Nc
E,Iveen ct al. for partition.
24$ acres ut the suit OF LOUIS Ap-
neIcv rs Lua.er Carter e. al foreclosure