The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-07-31

4 nice Premium with every pur-
chase of SIS from US.
5000 yards of Sea Island Homespun
very nice and smooth, 40 inches wide,
only Z Lee. in this sale.
20OO yards Buffalo-Brown Home
spun at lac. in this sale.
Heavy Drill Homespun, the lOc.
grade, in this sale at s l-3c.
W. E. JENKINSON co.
D. Hirschmaun is back from New
York.
Dr.. W. N. Brockinton has returned
from the exposition.
DR.. Edward Barron OF Columbia IS
visiting relatives in town.
Mr.. }. L. Mcleod, now of Norfolk,
Va, spent Monday in town.
Mr.. J. NJ. Bradham and family have
returned from Glenn Springs.
There is need for an active lntelli-
gent health officer in this town.
Charlton Durant, Esq, left Monday
for New York on professional business.
II Greeleyville ca2 Lave 100000
cotton mill, Manning surely can have
$4,000 ice factory.
Mr.. Sol. krasnoff who has been
touring the north has returned home
again single and happy.
Mr.. Edward Reardon has resigned
his position in Wells barber shop, ana
is now a travelling salesman.
Mrs. W. NJ. Turner left this morning
for Cleveland Springs to remain until
her husband returns from the north.
Misses Louise and Florie Land of
Forestop were the guest OF Misses
Gladys and Helen Thames last Satur-
day.
The home of Rev. J. C. Williams,
colored, formerly OF Manning, now liv-
ing in Sumter was destroyed by tire
last Friday.
Mrs. J. F. Rhame, accompanied by
her daughter Mrs. A. c. Davis, re-
turned from the mountains last Satur-
day evening.
Our New Zion letter is omitted this
because it treats the subject OF the
Beulah picnic, this event had already
been written by the editor.
Mr.. Aaron Abrams our Youngest mer-
chant, who is occupying the store next
to the post office left Monday evening
for the northern market to buy his fall
stock.
The reports from the Sumter mfr
mary with regard to the condition OF
Mr.. B. II. Harvin are reassurlng. He
is improving slowly and is expected to
be out soon.
Mr., Perry Krasnoff hiked out Sun
day Morning for Goldsboro n. c. from
there he goes to the jamestown expo
sition and there on to New York to
pick up trade inducers.
The Summerton Mercantile Co., is
out in this issue with clearance sale
that is 3 price slasher- Ihey oaer
Lonsdale cambria at l3 cents which
cost US 16 cents a few days ago.
Married by Rev r. L. Grier, at the
home Of the brides mother at DuRant,
last Wednesday evening, Mr.. W. Z.
Daniels and Miss Margaret Muldrow
DuRant, q daughter OF the late j. J.
DuRant
Rev. W. T. Wyly, of Georgetown,is
in Manning, assisting Rev. A. r. Wood
son in a protracted meeting of the
Presbyterian church. The meeting is
preparatory to the communion service
of next Sunday.
Married in Sumter last Friday even
ing by Rev. J. P. Marion at the home
of the brides mother, Mr.. Lewis E.
Wood and Miss Jennie Chandler, =
daughter OF Mrs. T. Duncan Chandler
The groom is the court stenographer
of the 3rd, judicial circuit.
We most respectfully direct the at
tentiou of the good ladies who dis
cussed the ice and beef delivery mat
ter with US, to the communication OF
Mrs. Josie Sprott, in the hope they will
present their views. A question that
has two sides is always worth discuss
ing.
In the list Of comparative quarterly
statements from the county dispensaries
Auditor West reports Clarendon's one
dispensary as follows: "Gross sales
slO,52763, breakage s62.05, net profit
S2,OO69 90, gain "a per cent" If the
net profits continue to gain there is nc
reason why there should not be more
money for county, schools and town.
Notice has been received OF another
rural mail route in this county. 1t
will start frou Alcolu, going in a north
easily direction to W. q. Gaillards,
then south east to cypress Fork Church,
near z. r. Powders, and from there
it takes a westerly direction back to
Alcolu. The service is to begin Sep
tember l6 and it viii supply mail to q
large nun GER of people who are now
ten miles from a postofice.
The store formerly occupied by the
Dickson Hardware company, is being
oyerhauled for the W. N. Turner Shoe
Company, a new commercial institu
tion TO be started within the next few
weeks, to be managed by Mr.. W. N
Turner, for an exclusive shoe business
MIR. Turner goes north to buy direc
from the shoe factories. He propose:
to have modernly fitted up shoe store
and will keep stock to justify the peo
nle of the co,,ntv no'c;..- = is towI
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