The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-04-10

Gents Linen Collars and CGtfs IN all
the new spring shapes.
Did YOU know that Jenkinson Co. IS
always on the lookout, wide awake and
ready to pick up every dollar that
comes thatway. Give US call.
W. E. JNKINSON co.
Manning has again contracted for q
lyceum course.
Hon. John S. Wilson's condition con-
tinues to improve slowly.
Miss Bessie Eanckel of Charleston
spent Friday in town as guest OF Miss
Hattie Bagnal.
Miss Albertiae Loyns, of Sumter
is in Manning visiting her cousin,
Mrs. S. NJ. Barfeld.
To Rent-A four room cottage on
Church street, one block from court
house. Apply at this Office.
Mrs. }. s. Eron and Miss Pauline
Goldstein of Kingstree, were in Man
ming visiting Mrs. Aaron Abrams.
Miss Lucille Iseman of the Presby-
terian College for Women at Columbia
has been spending few days at home.
Messrs. J. NJ. Woods and S. ". Bar
ron left last night for Georgetown to
attend the knights Of Pythias conven-
tlon.
There will be preac hing at Fellow
ship church next Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock by Rev. J. N. Tolar. Public
cordially invited.
The. Times editor has not got that
Salem shad yet, but he caught nioble
in the shape OF promise, and every
little helps.
Those who attended the performance
OF the Pariand-Newhall Company, were
very much pleased. The singing es-
pecially, was particularly good.
There will be service in the Presby-
terian church on Saturday morning at
II O'Clock, preparatory to the COM
munion service on Sunday.
The opeuing ball game OF the sea-
son was PLAYED between Charleston anu
Macon last Monday and Charleston
won Manning won FIVE games last
year.
The county dispensarY will soon have
new and enlarged quarters to do busl-
ness in, and be away from the ramshac-
kled FIRE traps that are menace to the
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ. Fuller, VINO have
been in Manning visiting the family
of Mr.. Thomas Nilnmer, returned to
their home in Brooklyn, n. Y, this
morning.
The short crops OF millinery has
caused a very considerable advance IN
prices. Do not let it-worry you, we be-
liere q woman shows to better aovant-
age bareheaded anyway, unless she
happens to be bald.
Rev. II. W. Bays, D. D., Presiding
Elder, will hold quarterly conference
on the New Zion charge at Workman,s
on the l7th, instant, and will preach
the night before (l6th) instead OF the
18th as heretofore announced.
The Womans' Missionary Society OF
Home Branch church will serve an
ice cream festival at the. Home Branch
school house on Friday evening, the
10Th, inst. The proceeds will 60 TO
mission work. The public is cordially
invited.
e. A new postohce was established an0
opened for business on the Wilson and
Summerton railroad last Monday,
known as Bloomville, with ". a. Dy-
son as postmaster. The postoflce is
situated at Thomas lumber mill be-
tween Wilson and Jordan.
The Florence Times Of Monday says:
Questionable society ladies at Aiken,
were Jockeys, and rode as riders with
trousers on; IN a race the other oay
of course, they were Northerners. !"
Suppose the ladies had been Southern
ers, would Editor Aver have them
riding without trousers:
Rev. A. r. Wcodson has assumed the
pastorate OF the Manning Presbyterian
church and preached his first sermon
as pastor last Sunday. We are sure
the people of Manning gladly welcome
Mr.. Woodson and MS family TO Man
ming, and we hope his coming here
will be blessed with success.
ThereSwill be an entertainment at
at the Institute hall on Friday evening
at S O'Clock, for the benefit of our
school library Tickets will be on sale
on Thursday morning at the store Of
Grooary ca
Reserved seats 33c, children zoe.
General admission, twenty-five and
fifteen cents.
We are told by those who attended
the exercises at the Trinity school last
Friday night thatthey were so high
" pleased that an effort will be
made to get Mrs. Hutto to have
the performance repeated. a num-
Der from Manning would have
attended but for the entertainment at
the Institute the same evening.
Governor Ansel declined to issue g
pardon for 4. Manson Turner OF Sum
merton. convicted at the last term o:
court on the charge OF adnltry, ano
sentenced to one year imprisonment
and 500 fine. Turner IS IN the county
iail and has been ever since MS con
vict;on. Solicitor Wilson recommen
ded the pardon but Judge hlugh' tne
trial Judge, refused.
Rev. John O. Cough has accepted
call to the Baptist pastorate at John
ston, and will preach his farewell ser
mon at the Manning Baptist caurcf
next Sunday morning. MIR. Cough wa
pastor OF the Manning church for L
years, and it was through his efforts To-
church grew and prospered: he i
without dou ot splendid pulpit orato
and a large portion Of his cOngregatlol