The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-01-30

e pOSuSI.
We mean business, so get your money
ready.
Sale opens on the 18th and will run
to the 23rd OF February.
W. E. JENKINSON co.
Smith speaks here Monday.
One big day in Manning--Races.
Don't miss the horse races here to-
morrow.
1. c. Strauss. Esq: OF Sumter was IN
town Monday.
Mr.. Max NJ. Krasnof Of New York
was in town Sunday.
Several from here attended the sale
at CANDLES yesterday.
Mr.. J. W. Rigby is off this week
buying horses and mules.
Hon. J. W. Ragsdale OF the Florence
bar spent Monday in town.
Miss Carrie DeMars Of Orangeburg
IS visiting Mrs. A. I. Barron-S
Court convenes in Manning February
1lth, Judge J. C. Klugh presloes.
MIR. W. B. Dickson left last night
for few days stay in North Carolina.
Mr.. Ingram Wilson, principal OF the
Hickory school, visited Manning last
week.
Mr.. j. W. Mcleod is erecting large
brick store on the lot adjoining Nc
Intosh's market.
Mr.. ). W. Kennedy is moving his
family to Rhem, S. c., where he has
position.
Died last Thursday, Clyde Claton,
the three weeks old child OF Mr.. anc
Mrs. W. T. Chewing.
Some valuable prizes will be shot OF
here tomorrow, such as guns, r1es,
pistols, horses, etc.
Mr.. Wilson Brown left Monday for
Florence where he has accepted a posi-
ton with the Lake Drug Co.
The Clemson car will be here tonor-
row. All of the farmers OF the county
should attend this institute.
Miss Annie Leekie charming young
ladv of Chester is spending sometime
with Mrs. T. NJ. Mouzon.
Mr.. WI Osteen shot and killed
Dave Gamble, one of his hands, last
Thursday in Sumter county.
Mr.. Perry Krasnof of Summerton
has moved his family here. Mr.. kras-
nof will take charge Of the New lcea.
Everybody come to Manning next
Moudav. to hear Mr.. E. D. Smith ad-
dress the Cotton Growers Association.
Mr.. L. r. Mcintosh has moved
into the house recently oc-
cupiod by Mr.. J. D. Gerald on Brooks
street.
Married Tuesday evening CT last
week in Columbia, Mr.. Alex Brough-
ton of Sumter and Miss Rosebud Gold
smith of Columbia.
Mr.. John J. Conyers of GreenYille
has been in town for several days. Mr..
Convers is one OF the best insurance
rnen, in the State.
At a meeting of the congregation OF
the Baptist church Sunday, the reslg-
nation OF Rev. J. O.. Cough was accept
ed to take effect January l, 1905.
Hon. John S. Wilson who has been
real sick for the past two weeks, Is aole
to be out again. he is receiving. the
concentrations OF his many friends
upon his well earned promotion to the
bench.
Misses Jane Purdy of Sumter and
Clara Taylor OF Charleston returned to
their respective homes yesterday alter
spending sometime with Miss Pet Will
son.
Married last Thursday at Abbeville,
Mr.. CIV. Kendall and Miss Marguerite
Ann Sign. The couple LETT Immediately
for their future home IN Durham, n. u,
where Mr.. Kendall is prominent mer-
chant.
Died in Columbia Sunday, Miss S. J.
Coker, aged 81 years. The funeral TOOK
place at Oak Grove church Monday,
conducted by the Rey. Mr.. Bailey OF
Sumter.
Bad weather now may be expected II
the philosophy of an old darkey IS cor
rect. He was heard to remark the other
dav. "Whenever you see dat Jlnkson
eagle wild it tail pintin' next de spen-
sary, de debil is goin' to be played Wiz
de weather"
Mr.. Gaillard prominent real estate
dealer OF Berkely county spent Monday
in town prospecting. Mr. Marlborough
of Spartanburg has been in town lately
on the same mission. These are some
of the results of the enormous yield OF
corn made by Mr.. a. J. Tindal.
Much to the regret of the congrega-
tion OF the Presbyterian church, Rev.
r. F. OTIS of Conyers, Ga, did not &C
cept the call rendered him sometime
AGO. The churches of which he is now
pastor refused to give him up, conse,
ouently Mr.. Otis felt duty bound te
remain at his present work.
Died at Kingstree last Thursday, Mr.
Julius G. O'Bryan, aged l9 years. Tht
funeral took place at Richmond, VII
liamsburg county. Rev. Z. L. Grle,
conducted the service. The deceased
was a son OF Mr.. W. NJ. O'Bryan o
Hieneman's, and brother to S. Olive,
and ". N. O'Bryan of this town.
The new Supervisor has commences
operations by starting upon his othcla
career on the road leading aeros
Black River to Sardinia. This road ha
been in course OF construction for
number OF years, and it has cost tn