The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-01-25

MIR. ). Z. Husbands Q: Fores,on. who
was one OF the jurors drawn 20 serve
this week, was :aken 70 Sumter .a>:
Sunday and operated on for appenclci-
us. The latest report is that he was
getting a.cas very nicely.
MIR. j. \. Chambers. = pro@incn;
citizen o: [ aion.i> in Manning MS zee =
on :. visit 20 his daughter, Mrs. T. s.
Chandler. Mr.. Chambers : vr',y
much pleased with Manning. He says
Caion is thinking OF bul!d;aC = court
house something like OURS.
Died j, about O'Clock last Sa;urda:
;norciug a: :he home OF his 'noine: 70
Manning, Nr. Homer L. Walker. >oa
OF the late s. \. Walker. after ha-
cerins Illness from tuberculosis me
remains 0. the deceased were Inferred
in :he city cemetery SATURDAY i'ie''
moon. the funeral services be:oS ;on'
6uc:ed !: the crace-
Regular correspondents or Others
sending in aews matter for this pape:
will please direct !; 20 The TINES aau
60: 20 the editor personally. |; VII!
thus be much >:.rec OF appearic" IN the
paper. The editor is sometimes out OF
town and mail is DELAYED n reaca:u:
him, bu, mai! for THE TINES reaches
the office promptly.
The kirss,ree Record says: Or.
James Mcdowell o! Sum,er.who preach
ed il the Presby teriau church Satur'
day and Sunday. spen; Sere-a! Gays
pleasantly here renewing bonds al
friendship with our people, who love
and revere this S,a!wa-t soldier OF the
cross for his noble character aud BIS
looc record of faithful. service N the
Masters cause.
Mr.. X. Read. the we'll Known dry
Goods merchant, who had been 70 ouSi.
ness il Charleston continuously io'
sis.v wears. died ia ;ha. city last Mon
day. aged 80 years. NJ. Read was :.
native o. New Aampthire. bu' hao
been living in Charleston since 1850.
He had the distinction OF being the
oldes, dry goods merchant! activity en-
gagged in business II the United States
Arshe request o; the Saraca Class
the pas;or decided 20 change the uSua!
prayer meeting service on "Wednesday
night, ioto teaching regular course
O: Bible study, taking The bio.e as 4
whole, beginning with JenDeSiS auc 60
ing through Revelations The pubic
in general are invited 70 attend ser
vices, beginning mex, Wednesday nieh'
=. S O'Clock. Fritz Iouog, Press te-
porter.
An the ladies concede that The Rig.
by Dry Goods Co.'S store Is one OF
the mos, attractive business houses II
,owo and :hey will oe specially inter
es,ed in the big halt page advertise
men, OF this house that appears n The
TINES this week. The familiar Slocau
is IS true now as ever. that 1T pays to
trade I, the R!gby Dry Goods 90. $
Note carefully the announcement MADE
this week and be sure 70 take adrant-
age OF the choice goods ;nat are Of
fered.
None of our readers will fail 10 see
the big halt-paSe advertisement OF j.
NJ. Sra6haul & Co.. which appears ic
this issue. This huSt!iag arm started
on, on big scale and has been doing 1
big business from The start oi. the
management, is determined 70 &C a
sill! bigger business If the right goods
and right prices will please The trade
Every one should cai! 81 the big oasy
corner sad ses for themselves ihe
choice l:ne CT goods rkaS IS kept e
every department, asc so;e the price:
.. which The goods are oaecca.
IL order 70 conduct 81 active. f'go
rous campaign 10 the .nteres, OF the
bows core clubs throughout the State
Ne. IRA W. Williams. OF The Cal.ec
States LsSm demonstration work, VII!
have Two experienced assistants. NJ
". q. Barton xiil ,,sse the upper par;
OF the State and Mr.. l., \. Baker VII!
wSrk 10 the lower section. sac-;s vii!
be made % arouse more extended 10
,eress TO sec:ts .ew members. and &c
so instruct and disee: :he boys as to
make the work Gore s;2l-: success;
even tkaa ,:ss years proud record. 20
10. bows, aad do lae best you possibly
can. Il Will pay so4 handsomely in
the end Il ySa do DOT Ria SisS!s prize.