The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-04-24

Oxfords just received, at very close
prices for the cash.
W. E. JENKINSON co.
The Jamestown exposition opens
next Friday.
s. O. O'Bryan, Esq. went to Colum-
bia Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bunyan Harvin OF sill
yer spent Yesterday in town.
Rev. Joel l. Allen of Dillon preached
at the Baptist church last SUNDAY.
The FIRE cistern in front of Mr.. W.
G. Kings residence is about completed.
Nh. r. E. Morris of Turbeville. is
one of the debaters at the Wotforo Col
lege commencement.
Rev. ). N. Plowden, OF Virginia,
conducted the service at the Presoy-
terian church Sunday night
Died in Summerton last THURSDAY,
Mrs. - Holiday, wife of Mr.. J. B.
HollaGay, aged about so years.
Mr.. II. L. Scarborough OF Sumter
was in Manning Monday attending the
funeral of his brother-in-law Mr.. }. d.
Walker.
The acts of the General Assembly
have been printed and distributed and
are now in possession OF the law officers
and Representatives.
The attendance at the Breach OF
Promise suit promises to be very large.
Get your tickets. 0They are on sale at
the Manning Grocery.
Mr.. Wilson Brown. who has posi-
ton in drug store in Florence spent
Sunday in Manning and Jordan with
his father and grandmother.
The tickets for the Moot Court, will
be on sale at the Manning Grocery, be-
ginning tomorrow. Secure them early
and thus insure the best seats.
Died Monday, at the home OF Mr.;
Willie Montgomery, Mr.. J. Mcdowell
Witherspoon. aged about 45 years.
The funeral took place in Mayesville
yesterday.
Married on last Wednesday by Mag
istrate J. E. Richbourg, at Brewing
ton Miss Annie Evans and Mr.. Edgar
S. Howell. The bride is the daughter
of Mr.. ard Mrs Wade r. Evans.
On account of the inclement weather
the Woodmen had no meeting last
Monday night, but viii meet next
Monday night and full turnout Is re-
ouested. There will be something do
ing.
Rev. and Mrs. John o. Cough left
Manning for their new home at John
ston, last Thursday. There were a
number of Mr.. Coughs former congre-
cation at the depot to see Mr.. and Mrs.
Cough off.
Married in Columbia on the 1Ssh inst,
at the home of the brides mother,
Rev. J. W. Daniel. pastor of the sum
ter Methodist church, and Miss Mary
Shuford Ragin, daughter of the late
Hon. I. NJ Ragln.
DR.. William Baker Furnan. OF
Charleston. who will be remembered
as being one of last wears ball players
for the Manning team, came up with
the medical college boys Monday, and
his friends here were delighted TO see
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Mr.. Robert Erwin, Youngest brother
of Mrs. r. G.. Gslluchat and Messrs.
Frank >and E. S. Erwin of this town,
now lives in Harrisburg, Penn, where
he holds a position with steel con-
struction company, is in Manning vls-
ting his relatives.
It would be well for council to give
more attention to drainage. The re-
cent rains have demonstrated the
necessity for ample drainage. An IN
spection of the low places by the board
OF health might enforce drainage even
through private property.
Did last Sunday, near Davis Station,
Mr.. Robert B. James, aged abomt 10
years. The deceased was veteran OF
the civil war, entered the army with
Co. I. 23d Regiment, S. c.. Y. The fu-
neral took place Monday at ST. Paul.
Rev. Herbert Jones conducted. the
service.
We acknowledge from Drs. c. S.
Breeder, Frank Harvin and Z. r.
Gamble, an invitation to attend the
annual commencement exercises OF the
Medical College of South Carolina N
Charleston, this evening. Messrs.
Gamble and Harvin will graduate 10
medicine and Mr. c. S. Breedin in
pharmacy
In order to suit the convenience of
large number of persons who have in
6icated desire to attend the trial of
the Breach of Promise Suit, it has been
decided to change the hour for the pro-
ceedings to commence from 5 O'Clock
in the afternoon, to S o'clock in the
evening. Let everybody be in their
seats at that hour, as the judge will
call the case promptly.
Mr.. J. W. Thompson, who left here
several weeks ago with prairie sloop
to 90 over land to 'ssQuat" on Canadian
government lands, got as far as Clinton,
and went up against a horse-trader
whose business methods were different
from those employed by the craft in
New Mexico, where Mr.. Thompson
was a cow boy many years. His con-
tact with the South Carolina trader
left THOMPSON minus mule anG prairie
slooD. but he had his dog, cigarettes
and feet left him TO continue the jour
ney.
We would direct the attention OF our
readers to the advertisement of The
Arant Co. Drug Store in CHS issue:
This establishment is well equipped
with frst-class stock of fresh drugs,
medicines, and all prescriptions en-
trusted to it are compounded oy phar'
nacists who are licensed graduates:
men who have stood their examinations
before board Of pharmaceutical doc'
tors. who gave them tie lawful author.