The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-11-28

Our stock OF Dry GoodS is complete
and we are ready to name very close
prices for the cash. Fine Dress Goods
and Silks and almost anything you need
in the fine dress goods line.
The only place in town where you
can oet an up-to-date Ladies hat.
". 3. JENkINSON co.
THE TINES IS unavoidably delayed
this week.
Mr.. S. w. Barron spent last Sunday
in Columbia.
Mr.. il. Mcleod spent Monday in
Columbia.
Mr.. L. D. Player of Florence visited
Manning this week.
All OF the stores will be closed to-
morrow, Thanksgiving.
Mrs. C. r. Harvin has returned from
a visit to Orangeburg.
Mr.. R. &. Davis is in Columbia as a
grand Juror in the United States Court.
Mrs. C. W. Pickering is visiting
relatives at Wake Forest. \. Z.
Rev J. o. Cough is attending the
Baptist State Convention at Spartan
burg.
Rev A. n. Brunson is at the South
Carolina Conference in session at Co
lumbia.
No response so far has come from the
bird hunters to our intimation that we
are fond Of birds.
Mrs. F. n. Wilson and her daughter,
Mrs. C. F. Williams OF Columbia, are
visiting relatives here.
It is gratifying to learn that Miss
Gertrude Bradham is recovering fro4
her recent illness.
Mr.. Claude Breedin is at home from
the Charleston medical college LOT
Thanksgiving holiday.
All the churches in Manning last
Sunday had large congregations. spe-
cial services in each.
There were large number or VlSl-
tors here last Sunday attending the
celebration at the Baptist church.
There will be refreshments served
at the Trinity school house next Friday
evening for the benefit OF the school.
There is soon to be put in operation
a mill at Foreston, Mr.. ". TIP. Sprott
~ r. q canSa mill
The young society people had a dance
in the Institute hall last Monday night.
Thomas orchestra furnished the muse.
The Ariel Ladies Quartet of Boston
will give an entertainment at the In
stitute hall Oh Monday evening. Decem-
Der 10th.
The money for the managers of the
recent general election is in hand,
ready for Disbursement. Those inter-
,ested will call at The TINES Office.
Wanted-a copy of The TINES dated
October 10Th, 1904 We need this issue
TO complete our files. Look among your
old papers and find this one for US.
Died at Bradham's mill last Thurs
day Mr.. Henry David, aged about 81
years. The body was taken to Greel-
evville for berlal.
Married this afternoon by Rev. r. L.
Grier, at the home OF the brides pa
rents. at Rarby,s, Mr.. L. D. Goodwin
and Miss Matte Powell.
The Social Club gave q very enjoya-
BILE dance in Institute Hall last Monday
evening. Music furnished by Thomas
Orchestra OF Columbia.
The teacher and children of the
Grange Hall school, near Mr.. W. W.
Gedding's shop, will give oyster sup
per at the school building on December
7th.
Among those here from Sumter last
SUNDAY to attend the service at the
Baptist church was Miss Mary Brun-
son, who formerly taught in our graded
school.
There will be hot supper (also
oysters> next Friday night, November
30th, at the new graded school build
ing at Trinity x Roads. Public cor
daily invited.
Mr.. r. D. Eothran has moved into
the residence opposite the Institute,
formerly occupied by DR.. A. S. Todd.
Mr.. A. C. Bradham viii occupy the
house vacated by Mr.. Cothran.
We have seen more two-faced men
within the past week than we had any
idea this town possessed. It is astound-
ing that they are not ashamed OF their
own deception. No wonder It has been
said. 'sall men are liars
Il is evident that our merchants are
anxious TO unload their very heavy
stock of goods. and by watching the
advertising columns OF The TINES
each week it will keep you posted
where bargains can be found.
Married at Honey Hill, By Rey Mr..
ParIer. last Thursday at the home Of
the brides parents, Mn. Lampley Net
ties and Miss Clinnie Henderson,
daughter OF Mr.. William Henderson,
prominent planter in Berkeley coun-
tv. Mr.. Nettles is a wellknown travel
ling salesman and has relatives in this
county.
Recently the editor of The TINES
has received letters answering the ad-
yertisement Of T. Rhem & Sons, RHEIMS,
S. c., asking US to write to the adver-
tisers for them. These people would
save time if they will communicate
with NIessrs. F. Rhem 4 Sons direct,
as we have no time to write letters for
others.
eIr. W. Thompson Wilder OF Manila,
Philippine Islands, is in Naming visit
ing his friends. "Old Tom" is always
- I'd or, N1annir.r arn