The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1912-11-27

Tomorrow Turkey gets it in the neck
Miss Augusta Applet returned bone
Monday from visit to friends IN Cnas-
lesion.
Mrs. Perry Krasnof OF Sumter, is
visiting the family OF Mr.. Max Kras-
non in Manning.
Remember the bazsar tonight at
Trinity school hcase. Let everybody
go and enjoy themselves.
Mr.. D. NJ. Bradhsm LETT Monday for
Black Mountain, N. c., on hearing the
news OF bis cons misfortune.
The DR.. G. L. Dickson drug store is
putting in 8 new front getting ready to
make nice display for the holidays.
The high school bows and girls that
went 70 see the battleships are enthu-
siastic over the srip, but It was hard
TO convince the curious that the super
inteudent was along with them.
There viii be . Thanksgiving service
at the Bsptis. church, Thursday morn
ing, at II o'clock. The public is lnvlt-
ed, especfslly the congregations OF toe
other Two churches. Special music will
be rendered by the choir, short service
come.
Shaw and McCollum Mercantile Co.,
are advertising in this issue big sale
for next week on coat suits, coats and
furs and their prices will be OF interest
to the ladies' They have large stock
70 select from. but it will be wise TO 90
early to get your size.
The Manning Shrine Club and their
guests will assemble at the depot this
evening to board their Pullman at 8
O'Clock. Mr.. F. L. Wolfe has been ap-
pointed geueralissono coDmissariatte
and be will look after tucking the boys
away in their little bed just as nice as
Mamma used to do, lacking the shingle.
Married at the home of the brides
parents at Vance, S. G., last Wednesday,
Mr.. p. Leslie Tindal of Pinewood, and
Miss Leila Norris. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. L. S. Barrett The
groom is son Of the late Eon. james
E. Tindal, and he Is one OF the most
prosperous and promising young men
of the county.
The South Carolina Methodist Con
ference is now in session IN the city OF
Anderson. Rev. F. e. Shuler OF the
Mapniug church went up yesterday.
The querry here is who will the Bishop
send to Manning TO step into Mr.
Shuler's place? He will have TO be q
big man to give satisfaction, no two by
four will suit this town.
Black Mountain, n. c., known to our
readers because OF 50 many visiting that
section in the summer and because there
is living there two families from this
town, Mrs. Anna Davis and Mr.. Ingram
Bradbam. The latter is 10 business
there, and was victim of con8agra-
ton which swept that town last Mon
6s7 morning. We are told that Mr..
Bradham's loss is very hesvy, his store
with it's contents, his livery stables,
four horses and Two mules, on none OF
this property did be carry Insurance.
Mr.. D. N. Brahham OF this town owns
the buildings, on which he had about
one-third insurance.
Died in Manning last Thursday
morning P. D. Graham, Esq. ageo
about "a years. The deceased was i'll
but ew days, possibly q week. bu.
his ailnent developed into pneumonia
and his being OF a frail build his con.
stitution could lot Withstand the rsv'
ages of the disease. The body was
taken to the home OF his mother 81
McClellenviile for interment. MIR.
Graham came to Manning as clerk IN
The law Office OF Charlton DuRant,
ESQ.,, and recently he was taken into
the firm as partner. BE hsd 8 splen.
did legal mind and gave promise OF q
bright future. The young man made
many friends here by his genteei dispo-
sition and his uprightaess. HIS death
is deplored by all, in fact has the
cutting down Of this bright young life
cast 3 gloom over the entire town. The
body was accompanied IS far as Lanes
BY Charlton DuFant, Esq, his Law
partner and Mr.. E. 3. Brown, who
were warmly attached to him
All live wide awake merchants real
ize that it is not good business to carry
over stocks OF merchandise, and that il
is good business 10 turn over good:
without regard to profit st time like
this, therefore, Mr.. j. q. Rigby, Nan.
ning's Young Reliable, has arranged
With 8 stock selling concern to throw
his entire stock upon the market ape
give the advantage to those who have
been his msinsrsy all these years rathel
than to box them up for another season
So here is an opportunity TO buy gooe
goods cheap, an opportunity OF getting
the best for less money than some sal
the cheapest. It would be needless fol
US to tell the people OF Clarendon shs
character of goods handled by J. q
Rigby, every ybody knows that ne is The
Young Reiiable snd that be has anc
continues TO live up to 8 trade mark he
inherited from his father. Horton Rigby
is ,eaious Of his right to advertise him
self "The Young Reliable" and those
who do business with him know it
therefore, they are taking no chances
when they come TO Manning TO take ad
vantage of the "Bie Sale" be has pu
on. Read The full page advertissmen
in this issue and then come in with you
purses to stock up for the family.