The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-10-17

herter line of Gents Fleeced Under
Wear with Pants to matcn al 100 ea0N
or 80 a suit.
Yours truly,
". E. JENKINSON co.
Mr. 5. A. Earvin Of Privateer spent
SUNDAY in town.
Mr.. Hyman KrasnofT spent last Sun
day in Charleston.
Pawnee Bill will give two exhibitions
here next Saturday.
;Soth county and town tax BOOKS are
omen for the collection of taxes.
The election Commissioners mel anu
ORGANIZED in the court house last MOI
day.
The happiest man in town is Mr.. T..
n Eorton who is the father OF a
daughter.
Mr. E. 3. Rhodus one of Klngstree' S
most prominent business men was IL
Manning last Monday.
Miss Catherine Clayton OF Florence
is in Warning visiting the family OF
her uncle. DR.. W. E. Brown.
Mrs n L. Scarborough OF Sumter
was in Manning last Monday VlsltlnS
her mother Mrs. NJ. E. Walker.
Hon. 2. D. Smith, president OF the
Cotton Growers Association WILL take
unto himself wife the last DAY OF 1nls
month.
Died in New York last night, Mrs.
Jefferson Davis, reiict of the late
President of the Confederacy' Jener-
son Davis.
The friends of Mrs. W. d. Gamble
will learn with sorrow that she IS very
IN at the home of her father, Mr. u. L.
BURGESS at Workman.
The law firm Of Bellinger and WEIGH
of Columbia has been retained TO oe-
fend Geo. Spiven the white man
charged with being an accessory TO the
murder of J. E. Gaillard.
Last Saturday our streets took upon
themselves business air. Inc Town
was full of shoppers, and our merch-
ants did a splendid business. 1t was
the best trade day of the season.
Cards are out announcing the coming
marriage of Miss Annie Brunson
Fairey, and Mr.. Ellison DuRant smith,
TO take place in the Presbyterian
church IN Florence "Wednesday even
ing, October 3lst.
There will be no preaching or Sun
day School at the Presbyterian churcn
in Manning on Sunday morning, oe-
cause of the dedication services II sum
merton. The evening union service
will be held at S o'clock.
The residence of Col. r. G. Richardson,
three miles from Pinewood,, was @ des-
troved by fire last Thursday. ine
ORIGIN of the fire is unknown. Mr..
Richardson had no Insurance on tee
building.
Charleston is to have gala week,
that viii excel anything OF the kind
ever before attempted, and we know
of NO better place for Rube to go to
enjoy himself, than to Charleston our-
ing gala week.
The Woman's Missionary Society OF
Home Branch church will serve an
oyster supper at the school house, Oet.
Is. The Sunbeam society Will also
serve dalnties, proceeds for missionary
purposes. Everybody is invited.
Rev. +. III. Holladay will not preach
at Harvins on Sunday afternoon. The
Presbyterian church at Summerton
will be dedicated that day, and all are
invited to attend the cedlcatlon serv-
ices. Mr.. Holladay will be at Summer
ton.
Friends of the TINES we beg you tc
look at the labels on your paper, ano
those who are in arrears will be DONG
US a kindness to bring or send US some
money. We are very much IN need ol
Il as we have demands upon US that are
pressing. Help the needy.
Mr.. W. I. Eudnal, one of the road
oyerseers wishes it stated that the DOG
REV. NJ. Holladay and Mr.. S. E
ingram cot into Sunday week ago wa:
not on a public road, but IN a nelghoor
hood road which does not come under
the county authorities supervision.
The State supreme court, in the case
of Wilson VS.. Alderman render de
cision affirming the verdict OF the jury
in a case tried in Florence, where vii
son sued Alderman for $50, 600 damage:
demurrase, and cost Of court expenses
and the jury returned a verdict giving
Wilson actual damages.
Mr.. G. W. Compton OF Sumter
handed us a pocket book containing
some money which be picked up upor
our streets last Saturday. The owner
can have same by calling at this Office
We keep the pocket book for twt
weeks, and if not called for it will be
returned 70 Mr.. Compton.
Magistrate Youmans was engaged
last Monday and Tuesday in hearing /;
case of W. G. Davis executor the es
tate of John Walker deceased, agains
Mrs. NJ. E. Walker, for recovery o
money claimed by the plaintiff to be
lono to the estate. The jury rendered
a verdict for the plaintiff for SO. No
tice of appeal was given.
Beginning next Tuesday those seek
inp pleasure will be making ior Colum
bia to attend the Greater Fair. Th
management this year promise much
and if it succeeds by half the fair vii
be a great one sure enough. IN
Columbia fair is the place 20 NEE