The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-12-16
It is coming. What2 Christmas.

It is coming, What2 Christmas.
The railroads will put on reduced
rates for the holidays.
MIR. and Mrs. }. A. Weinberg are now
':av home in their new residence.
He who hattereth not and telleth un-
pleasant truths IS either q liar or a 1901.
There are quite number OF Semi
noles 10 this town and they are not IN
dians either.
Birschman's windows are showing
nice display OF Christmas trlnSeSs 1or
the children.
Mrs. E. Haas, of Brunswick, Ca, is
in Manning visiting her daughter,
Mrs. S. NJ. Barfe:d.
There will be call meeting OF the
Farmers Union next Saturday at
Trinity at ; O'Clock .. m. y foil attend
ance is requested.
Be not deceived, oh We, who sit IN
high places, lest those who are SAYING
words OF c>rnforG TO your faces are re-
wiling you behind your backs
The 10 per cent proit sale OF Louis
Levi has been extended 10 January loth.
The trading public can get genuine par
gains at his store.
Rev. T. T. Walsh will ofHciate at
Masonic Hall morning and evening next
Sunday, 20th inst. IL p. NJ. and 3:4o p
m. Public cordially invited.
Mr.. N. Kalisky, a formermercnant OF
this town, was in Manning yesterday.
'sM. k looks natural, although tath-
er Time has been powdering his halr.
There are quite number OF stran-
gers in town. Wonder II they nave
any gold bricks to sell, II they have,
the Seminole stockholders may do BUS
mess with them.
Should Rutledse county succeed and
make Lake City the county seat, there
can be no county seat at Olanta, nei-
ther can the Sandy Growers attach
themselves TO Williamsburg.
The turkey supply has been sosgreat
Oh this market that prices nave lower
ed, if it keeps on. the birds will be so
cheap that it will be easy TO give big
one TO :he TINES editor.
The college boys and girls are now
looking towards home, and will soon
come rolling in, happy and hungry. Let
EN- come we don't mind, so long as the
neighbors will hand something over The
fence.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. J. ". DuRant, announcing
the marriage of their daughter, Louise
TO DR.. Edgar Plowden DuRan5 Monday
evening, December, 2lst., at seven
O'Clock. First Methodist church.-Sum-
ter Item.
Misses Hannah Wilson, OF Darling
ton. and Annie Timmons, OF Columbia,
were the guests OF Miss Bertha Briggs
ia Manning, and left for their respec-
tive homes, leaving behind them num-
Der of new " made friends, at least one
apiece.
The sheriff made several land sales
last salesday, bid IN by the gentlemen
of the barr We hope the fraternity
will not forget Christmas is near at
hand, and officers and the editor want
to take advantage OF the specia! holiday
sales.
Krasnoff is always looking out for at
fractions. Read his ad this week ana
YOU will see where he proposes TO de-
vote TWO hours each day from tommor-
row to auction off Furniture. hrasnotf
has a largeand fine stock OF furniture,
and he is giving everybody a chance TO
get bargains.
Christmas shoppers are wasting time
to 90 TO other towns 10 buy for the holl-
Gays. Look over our list OF advertisers.
ard from any of them YOU can get what
you want at the most reasonable prices.
There is no need of going away from
home to buy. PatronlZe your nome
town. 1t is your duty, as well as your
own Interests.
It was a source of disappointment TO
THE TINES editor, that he could not
attend the banquet OF the New Zion
Woodmen, last Friday evening, but he
is eratifed 70 learn that they had a
most delightful time, and heard some
excellent speeches. the one delivered
by Professor Marsh is especially well
spoken OF.
Atthe regular meeting of Summerton
lodge Of Knights of Phytias, the follow
ing officers were elected: Z. ". Evans
c. C.:J. NJ. Plowden, v c.: Dr.. D: 0.
Of
w: T. Covingvon, K. of R.: A. r.
Brown, NJ. of F.: H. P. Troy, n. OF f.:
Arthur Fisher, N. A; J. 4. Way, /. G.;
J. E Tenant, 0. G.: L. I. FISCHER.
trustee.
Rev. W. B. Duncan and family, after
spending a few days IN Naming with
Mrs. Duucan:s mother. let last Thurs
dav FOR Charleston where they 60 to
their new charge-Bethel church. 4
committee received them at the Union
Station. ard conducted them to the par
sonace, where the ladies Of the consre-
gaticn had az elegant spread TOR their
new minister and his family
We found on our desk last Saturday
morning some legal documents evident
" belonging to the records OF Williams
burg County. they date back tc the
courts of 1860 and 1861, and seem to be
confessions Of judgment in cases OF Am.
brose ard Holt VS.. VIM. China, Roll
5.646, Jonn I. Scott VS.. VIM. \. China,
Roll 5,647, James Harper Us. Joseph
Lewis. Roll 5.64S. The papers were
soaking vet and smelled strongly OF corn
whiskey Any party interested IN them
may have the same sent by forward
ing to lis an official stamped envelope.