The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1912-11-06

'a'll1 stse.ihiit dleOOl! w.,
PurTeyors TO Particular People.
The Trinity Bazaar has been post
poned. -
Mrs. c. 4. MeFaddin is visiting the
family OF De- Jas, q. Hawkins in Aiken.
The Independents. candidate for
sheriff OF Greenvifle was defeated and
property So .-y-
aiss Matte Appelt .ssett yesterday
morning %. visissa college mate at
Liberty, SIC. =.
The bazaar which was to be held nm
dertbe auspices of the ladies Of Trinity
! has been postponed.
Married at the manse in Sardinia
]. last "Wednesday BY Rev. Hail.: Mr.:
Wesley Evans and Miss Lady Dukes.
The searcity.of news this week makes
::Stbe editor .ieel like he has BEEN playing
hookeY, or that his mind was taken mp
this week fgur,ng on the zelec sion fse-
suits. * ss;( !: = &5,Is s:z4s3 s'
The best looking couple in the county
Scan get 8 free Gekes TO the concert after
5 the circus by applying TO one OF the
young gentlemen that pass through the
audience - 70 =. ~ rc.,i- -
The sale put on BY the Rigby Dry
Goods Store is certainly proYtpgsa
great attraction for the ladies' as the
store IS crowded every day since tae
sale began
!. Last Monday was salesday, but the
sheriff did nos>haye as many sales as he
had advertised. the most OF them were
disposed OF Sbeforesthe sale by the par
ties Interested.
It has been deinately arranged to
take place on the evening OF the 3lst OF
this month, and arrangements are be-
!, ing made to make it the greatest social
event of the season.
81 s The asection here yesterday was more
like q; a;Qaaker meeting thanSa political
contest. There Wassshsolassly no ex-
ehsment land those es#ho did vote, did
! 50 from a1sense Of obligation.
The body of tie s26syear old daugh-
terot Mr.ana aadrs5$ E. Jenkinson Of
Kingssree, was brought to Manning
last Thursda9 evening and Inferred in
the Manning cemetery Friday.
: The Western Union Telegraph Co.,
had q gang ont last Saturday removing
poles from the streets, and it is said they
purpose taking the post holes to Sum
merton if Mayor Tisdale.will consent.
Those who are interested in hunting
Z zcsn find the law IN this issue, we publish
Sit>so that our friendsScan know that we
rememb berSIhem, eveEif they will noS
remember,ls and ourt rtondness for birds,
eans siI of our readers to go oyer
EVERY advertisement in this newspaper
.~and then give each and every merchant
that advertises in the home paper, an
opportunity to make good his advertls-
ed promises.
The Presbyterian church at eongre.
gstional messing last Sunday accepted
the resignation OF Pastor A. r: WOOD.
sson:in order that he may accept call
shat has Been made upon him in the
mission field.
: The ladies broach advertised in The
TINES last week as having heen found
:. wss the property Of Miss Bolton. one oi
the teachers in the graded school. I,
Z was sunburst OF pearls with a diamond
: in the center.
When you come to Manning to attend
the circus you caa fp6 your friends s,
the red lenonade counter. Do not at:
tempt to beat the man with the greasy
pig, if you do, do not fail to tell yonl
troubles to your wife at home. -.
The little colored boy who fell of
. the ferris wheel at the carnival las
week, was not killed as was reported
bu: he was severely hurt, and IS now
getting better. Had be not fallen OF
. his bead it. might have resulted Sc
riously.
The State and Federal Commissioner:
will meet in the court house next Tues
day to ta5ulate the returns OF the elec
= sion held on yesterday When thess
returns have been tsbulated the. ae
counts OF the managers wSfl De mad,
out and presented 70 the Gomptro}ie
General for payment, then checks wA
be forwarded to those who are entitled
TO them.
: A ioint meeting OF the trustees an
.>tescbers has been duly advertised TO
Saturday, November 9th, at u o'clock
as the court house. Hon. J. E. Swear
ireea< State Superintendent of Educa
. ton has promised to be present and ad
dress the audience. Every trustee an
teacher is expected to show his interes
in the welfare Of the schools OF tn
= county BY being present.
Manning has been paying more TO
cotton than any OF the neighborIn
towns including the nearby cities, an
Il as result the farmers are bringing tn
:, : staple here more than ever before. Co'
ton fetching u cents is 8 common pric
here these days and we look for a sti
greater advance before the week IS ou'
There is no doubt that the buyers her
are abreast OF the times and DO reasor
: able man can 6nd room for complain
? about the prices snd the grades.