The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-07-24

C2QCS UoSS.
= nice Premium with every pur-
chase of SIS from US.
5000 yards Of Sea Island Homespun
very nice and smooth, 40 inches VIDE,
only 1-2c. in this sale.
1000 yards Buffalo-Brown Home
spun at lac. il this sale.
Heavy Drill Homespun, the Zoe.
grade, in this sale at 1-3c.
". E. JENKINSON co.
MIR. and Mrs. J. H. Hawkins are vls-
iting relatives at Lynchburg.
Mr.. J. H. Loryea of St. Matthews is
visiting his father Mr.. a. Loryea.
Miss Octavia Dove of Sumter is IN
Manning visiting Mrs. j. a. Cole.
Rev. W. E. wilkins. of Columbia,
spent last Monday in Manning with ms
parents.
Mr.. C. r. sprott left yesterday for
Asheville, Spartanburg and Glenn
Springs.
Miss Alice Hurt of Georgia IS in
Manning visiting her friend Mrs. l.
NJ. MouZon.
The Presbyterian Sunday School had
an enjoyable picnic last Friday at
Tin6al'S mill.
Clerk of Court A. l. Barron has
pulled out for his summer vacation at
Glenn and Chick Springs.
Mrs. J. 4. Rigby and children are in
Jacksonville, Fla, visiting MRS.
Rigby,s sister, Mrs. Ashley Avant.
Mr.. j. G. Slaughter and family OF
Mullins have moved back to Manning.
We are glad to welcome them back.
Mr.. S. w. Barron left today for Tim
roonsville, where he has accepted a
position with the John McSween Co.
Rev. A. r. .Woodson is in the coun-
try near St. Charles conducting meet
inc this week, he will return Satur-
day evening.
Mr.. "Dolf'' Loyns of Sumter has &C
cepted a position in 'Wells tonsorlal
parlor." He is q graduate of an Atlanta
BARRIERS school.
First Sunday in August is communion
Sunday at the Presbyterian church.
Let all the members be present. A.
f. Woo6son, Pastor.
Miss Massey Lee Estes has returned
home after an extended visit to At
lanta, accompanied by her sister Miss
Azalie, of Darlington.
Mr.. Magnus Smith and his family Of
Texas is IN Manning visiting his sister
Mrs. F. C. Thomas. Mr. Smith is
member OF the Texas bar.
The three year old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. C. L. Cuttieo Of Sumter drank
some concentrated lye last Saturday.
It is in serious condition.
Rev. P. 3. Wells of Darlington a
former beloved pastor OF the Methodlst
church of this town made hurried
visit to Manning yesterday.
Messrs. r. H. Davis, J. D. Holiday
and J. n. Riggs have our kind thanks
for some splendid warermellons which
our family enjoyed hugely.
The friends OF Mr.. John S. Evans
will regret to learn that the doctors at
the Mood In6rmary found it necessary
to amputate one OF his fingers.
DR.. A. 3. Williams Of Lake City, for
many years State Senator from Wll-
liamsburg county was in Manning yes
terday on business. He was coIlegue
of The Times editor.
Next Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday evening at $50 Rev.
VIM. Wyly Of Georgetown will preach
at Presbyterian church. The puohc Is
invited.
Mr.. Thomas T. Hodge of the Uni
versity Military school of Mobile, Ala,
after spending part OF hisvacation with
his parents at Lynchourg. S. c., IS now
visiting relatives in the Fork.
A cotton limb taken from the field OF
Mr.. J. D. Gerald near St. Paul, meas
ures four feet long and is ladened with
fruit. Gerald is a progressive farmer
and has grand crop.
MIR. and Mrs. Friar of Florence came
to Manning last Sunday on q visit to
their uncle. M. J. ". Mcleod. They
had a hired livery team from Sumter,
and when they reached the outskirts OF
this town one OF the horses hltched to
the carriage sickened and died.
Among our visitors last Thursday
wes Rey. A. N. Brunson, former pastor
of the Manning Methodist church, now
pastor of the Main Street Methodist
church and chaplain OF the State Sen
ate. Mr. Brurson has many friends IN
Manning who are always glad to see
him, we hope he vii! come back again
soon.
A saw mill recently installed at Sill
yer, belonging to Mr.. W. S. Harvin,
was destroyed by fire last Friday night.
The fire is a mystery. The sheds were
all of green lumber, having just been
erected, and there was no chance for
ienitipg from furnace or smoke stack,
some think it was the work OF an IN
cendiary. No insurance.
The title OF Colonel was awarded tc
Mr.. E L. Wilkins, of this town by the
commander of the United Confederate
Veterans, but in the lightof precedent:
he is now entitled to promotion 1or
having, on last Sunday night, on re
turoirg home, killed rattlesnake or
the sidewalk near his house. There
fore, from now, and hereafter, 1t is Gen
eral Wilkins.
There was a large capture of liouo'
in Pee Dee river a few days ago by The
Darlington sheriff. Several barrels 0
the thirst-ouencher was found doatlns
.ha stnaorn making its way Z