The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-07-11

l-2c.
Mems Black hose worth l0c the pair,
will 60 at &c.
Ladies nice colored bordered banker
chiefs will 60 at lc each. Everything
in Millinery department will 60 at a
sacrifice as all millinery must be closed
out. Everybody come to the great sale
and bring the cash with you.
W. E: JENKINSON co.
Mr.. J. H. Rigby has returned home
from Glenn Springs.
Mr.. Leon Weinberg struck the pike
yesterday for the mountains.
Mr.. David Levi and family left yester-
day for Eendersonville, n. c.
Mrs. J. G. Slaughter and daughter
left this morning for Mullins.
Mr.. W, T. Lesesne and family left
this morning for Brevard, n. c.
DR.. J. A. Cole has moved his dental
Office over the Bank Of Manning.
Mr.. David Levi and family left yes
terday for Hendersonville, \. c.
Captain ". C. Davis went to Sumter
yesterday to look after the ball tossers.
Miss Julia Clayton of Florence is
visiting the family of DR.. ". E. Brown.
Miss Jesse Curtis of Paxville was
one of the visitors to Manning lastMon-
day.
The first bale of cotton has been
shipped fromTexas and brought q cents
per pound.
Miss Carolee Nathen OF Charleston
is visiting Miss Corinne Barheld IN
Manning.
Professor J. C. Daniel is now shifting
the mountain breezes at Henderson
vile, n. G..
Charlton DuRant, Esq. has opened up
q suite of law Offices over the Bank OF
Manning.
The young people are rehearsing
every day and night for the Thursday
evening performance.
Solicitor J. S. Wilson went to New
berry last Thursday to argue bail mo-
tion before Chief Justice Pope.
WANTED: Three public spirited citi-
zens to represent Clarendon IN the
legislature. Apply now to the people.
Misses Fannie and Dora Lewinthal
OF Georgetown. are in Manning visit
ing their uncle's family, Mr.. A. Vein
berg.
Several OF Manning's base ball fans
went to Sumter last Monday to witness
the game between the locals and Sum
ter.
The friends of Mr.. J. NJ. Player OF
Sardinia were glad to see him in Man
ming yesterday. Mr.. Player has been
very sick man.
The Silver Democratic club will meet
at Silver next Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock to reorganize, full attend
ance is requested.
Hon. J. E. Burke OF the Charleston
Bar, and Major Marion OF the Sumter
Bar spent Monday in Manning on pro-
fessional business.
The entertainment for tommorw even
ing for the benefit of the ball team,
promises to be something good, and we
hope there will be large audience.
Died at Boone, n. c., last Monday,
Elizabeth, the one-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Coffey. The body
was brought to Manning for interrment.
Mr. Guerry Stukes, student at David
son. is at home for his vacation, and IS
in charge OF the telegraph Office for
MIR. Guy. ,Empie who has gone to
Florida.
harvey DuBese, an industrious colored
man living near Sammy Swamp, had
the misfortune to lose his house by fire
last Thursday night. Loss about S10O,
no insurance.
Rev. J. P. Marion, Jr., of the Sumter
PRESBYTERIAN church, and Rev. J. NJ.
Holladay of the Manning Presbyterian
church supplied each others pulpits
last Sunday.
Now that we have sunshine once
more, the farmers will have all their
time taken up in the effort to get their
crops released from the choaking grasp
of General Green.
Mr.. Harmon q. Windham of Sum
merton spent last Saturday in Manning
in the interest of The Advance, news
paper recently esta blished in that en-
terprising town.
The sacred bonds Of fraternalism be-
comes cankered with the rust OF hypoc-
risy whenever partisanship creeps IN,
and makes the solemn obligations OF
brotherhood a mockery.
The reports from all over this county
indicate that the recent rains have in
iured all kinds Of crops. Tabacco has
been cut short to considerable extent
so has corn and cotton.
The main thing in the way OF the AL
colu railroad to Manning IS the lack of
labor. We understand, as soon as labor
can be procued there will something do
ing in the railroad line.
Memorial services of Hon. James E.
Tindal will be held at Calvary Baptist
Church next Sunday morning, July
18th, at eleven O'Clock. All OF his
friends are invited to attend.
Everything is ready for the ragchew-
ing fest for tomorrow. The stand has
been put on the court house square, and
the little speakers will have their little
speeches attentively listened to.
The campaign meeting scheduled for
Manning tomorrow, promises to be
tame affair. Senator Tillman will not
be present, and the other speakers have