The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-12-26

Miss Olivia D. Ingram is at home for
the holidays.
Mr., William Barron OF Charleston
Medical College is here.
Mr.. Guerry Stukes of Davidson col
lege is here for the holidays.
Mr.. ". E. Wood Of North Carolina
is here visiting his sister Mrs. w. NJ.
Turner.
Cadets Scott Earvin and Walter
Hodge of Clemson are at hone Tor the
holidays.
Mr.. J. Il. Timmons has been ap-
pointed by Governor Hayward Notary
Public.
Mrs. A. C. Davis of Camilla, Ca, Is
in Manning on a visit to Mr.. ana MRS.
Joseph F. Rhame.
Notwithstanding the scarcity OF
money, the dispensary is keeping up
it's usual Christmas record.
The TINES is out earlier this week
in order to give its working force an
opportunity to enjoy Christmas
Mr.. Martin Tobias, compositor on
the Florence Times, isspending Christ
mas in Manning with his father.
We are requested to state that the
freight warehouse here VIII be closed
on Christmas and New Years days.
The TINES editor got turkey from
W. E. Daniels, which weighed 81
pounds. ''He got a big one that time. "
Mr.. w. A. Dyson has been appointed
postmaster at Bloomville a statlcn on
the Northwestern railroad between
Wilson and Jordan.
Mrs. NJ. Charles Alexandra and Miss
Nora Smith of Charlotte, n. c., are
visiting their brother, Mr.. G. NJ. Smith
of Manning.
There was a big Christmas tree at
the Trinity school house last Friday
night with 'iBig-one'' playing the role
of Santa Claus
Misses Lucie Johnson OF the Green
vile Female College, Sadie Tisdale
and May Bradham OF Winthrop are at
home for Xmas.
The Bernheim Distilling Company OF
Louisville, KY, has the thanks OF IHE
TINES for remembering the editor
with case of wine as a Christmas
present.
There will be preaching in Presby-
terian church the 30th inst, by Rev.
Carr Moore of Warcenton, n. g., and
on January 6th, by Rev. r. F. Otis OF
Ccnyers, Ga.
The "Cantata" at Summeron was
unavoidably postponed, which was
disappointment to very many people.
Several from Manning had arranged to
witness the performance.
BIG Jim and Smiling Bill are surely
q happy pair, but oh, what a difference
there viii be when they wake up, and
scruuinize reality in the face, and pull
carpet tacks out of their feet.
w. e, Jenkirson informs us that his
cash sales last Saturday was record
breaker, il was the largest cash sale IN
one dav he has ever had since he has
been merchant. What did it? Ad-
vertising, of course.
The New Zion Mercantile Co. was
DESTROYED by fire Sunday morning.
Stock valued at about $500. store ST.
500: insurance 81, 800. This concern, has
onlv been in existence short time, and
was doing a fine business.
While attending service in the Bap-
tist church Sunday Mr.. P. W. Jayroe
was stricken with paralysis. When
the service ended, Mr.. Jayrowe remain
ed sitting, unable to rise which was the
first intimation had of his afiictlon.
The appointment of postmaster at
New Zion is being held up on account
of a protest of some Of the patrons
against the Office being moved. There
is no objection to the appointee, but tc
the place where he will move it, if al
lowed to do so by the government.
We would make a special reoues
for our correspondents to send US sheil
matter to reach US by Monday if posi-
ible, aud especially during our absence
in the legislature. Get up good, live
news matter and help Us out while WI
are away attending to the public busl
ness.
It is a measley character who wcult
ask friend to lift him out Of a. hole, b.
endorsing q note in bank so that he Cal
get money, and when the note become
due, treat the matter with such ind11
ference as TO force the friend wh'
helped him pay the note. It should b.
crime punishable with the chaingans
il it is not.