The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-11-06

inc to be found IN this town at our
store. from S125 to S. per Suit.
Ladies, we have the most elegant line
OF Hats ever shown in this town at the
prices we offer them.
Do YOU need a new set of Furniture,
an Iron Bed, or a nice Suit OF Chairs,
YOU can get them right here at our
store at the lowest prices.
Do YOU need a nice Organ for the
church or for Your house: You can get
it right here from US just for one-hal1
YOU can get it from the agents tnat
travel the country.
W. E. JENkINSON co.
Remember the living picture show
tonight.
Mr.. r. D. Clark returned Saturday
frc-a the exposition.
The eamesters are making the birds
seek cover these days.
EVERYBODY is going out to see the
living pictures tonight.
Dr.. J. 3. Richardson OF P1neWooo
was in Manning yesterday.
Hon. O. C. Scarborough OF Summer
ton spent Monday in town.
Mr.. E. r. Plowden killed deer in
Black River Swamp last week.
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infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. CraW-
ford.
There will be preaching at Fellow
ship church Sunday at 1 p. M, by the
pastor Rev. J. n. Tolar.
A few cents worth OF cheap paint on
a store front will not answer IN the
place of newspaper advertising.
Mrs. Joseph Sprott, State President
of the W. C. T. U, left last Monday to
attend the National Convention at
Nashville, Tenn.
Do not forget that Miss Mary T.
Nance will deliver al address at Pax
vile tomorrow evening. The acao-
emy should be packed.
Died last Thursday at his home near
Seloc, Mr.. T. r. Robertson, aged oo
years. The funeral took place Friday
at Gibbons burying ground.
The clerk OF the court sold at public
outcry last Monday the lands OF the es-
tate OF $. R. Epps which brought 5000
Charlton DuRant ESQ.,. as attorney was
the bidder.
DR.. J. F. Geiger of Lexington, The
father of Doctors Charles 5, and J.
Frank OF this place, has been quite III.
he is now in Manning at the home OF
DR.. Charles 3. Geiger.
Judging from appearances a pretty
visitor to this town has captlvateo a
Young professional man which report
SAYS IS already engaged to be married
A hint to the wise IS as effective as
kick from a mule.
The Ladies Aid Society OF Bethel
church will give festiv 1t the home
of Mr.. G. W. Burgess 1. nrsday, night
November 2lst. The supper will con-
sist of barbecue. turkey, salads. etc.
The public is cordially invited.
DR.. John Kline OF WATERFORD, spent
Thursday night in Manning to visit his
fathers boyhood friend Mr.. Aaron Lor-
yea. DR.. Kline is a very pleasant gen
tleman, and his unexpected visit was
happy surprise to the Loryea family.
We have received a communication
from Charleston nominating a gentle
man for Office. This letter containing
this nomination was shy Of our fee five
dollars for candidate cards, and will
therefore not be published until the
necessary incent we is produced.
There will be hot supper at the
home OF Mr.. S. W. Mcintosh on Friday
night the 22nd inst, for benefit of the
Workman Methodist church. The
public is cordially invited to attend and
spend pleasant evening and at the
same time help out good cause.
At this season of the year the mails
get quite heavy, and the patrons of the
Manning postoffice can be of much help
to the working force if they will deposit
their mail earlier. By doing so mis-
takes are avoided, and a prompt des-
patch of mail matter is assured.
There was a shooting scrape In Sum
merton Monday evening in which Gus
Watson was killed by Silas Wilds, both
negroes. Tha murderer Immediately
LETT for parts unknown. coroner Tobias
held an inquest, and the jury rendered
verdict charging Wilds with the muir
Ger.
The town authorities should not per-
nit the fire company to have the hre
bell rung unless there is fire. Last
night the regular fire alarm was given
calling the iremen for practice which
unnecessarily alarmed the people. A
signal. say of three taps of the bell for
practice might do, but it is wrong to
wiring an alarm unless there is a fire.
1t is never done il any town.
Clarendon made an ex, ;llent show
ing at the State fair this year. Mr..
W. r. p. Sprott of Foreston, who of
late years has devoted much attention
to stock raising carried off two first
prizes for hogs, and a first prize for
butter. If more farmers would give
attention to such matters they would
be more independent, and the editor
would occasionally get q ham.
The missionary societies OF Harmony
Presbytery, held a convention in the
Manning Presbyterian Church begin.
.nc last Sunday Rey. ". 5. Noel
waine, missionary to Japan preached
morning and evening In the afterno on
Rev. F. II. Ward!aw delivered an ad'
dress. Monday morning Rev. W. S
Porter OF Summerton opened the eSer
cises with prayer. The following officers
were elected: Mrs. \. r: Woodson,
Mapnins. President: Mrs. J. r. Wilk,