The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-10-28

Publishes All County and Town Of
ficial Advertisements.
MANNING, S. c.. OCT. IS, 1908.
A~~ Advertisers Will please re-
sEsGsS member that copy Tor Il
change of ad. MUST De IN
this Office bv Saturday Noonln order TO
insure publication the following week.
Manning Street Car Schedule.
Leave Central Hotei corner 900 a M anc n:i2 ''
D. m for The passenger trans. ana Ilie %.
!,iSo nee. n" freight trains. Arrangements
have been made with the agent at oepot 10 sf..
phoa. when freight trains are "pPsoie-''-i7
.,.aGunG
Fare 10 cents each WAY.
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Mr.. \. S. Briggs of Darlington Is
here on business.
Editor H. c. Osteen OF the ou'n'e'
item IN town Cl DtISihiS-T'
Id. Jennings. ESQ. OF the Sumter bas
soeot Monday night II Manning.
Married at summe-ton last THURSDAY,
NJ. 10 Ernesr rl Tisdale. and Miss Gertrude
Webber.
NJ, \ Nachman OF Darlington Is IN
Manning visiting his nephew NJ ~
Weinberg.
The court house has been very neatly
f11ed ap and now presents an inviting
appearance.
Pav Thomas Leitch will aid the pas
,or Of the Methodist church IN con,
6ucting protracted meeting th'S anu
next week.
Married last Sunday afternoon, by
Rev. J. O. Cough. at the home OF the
brides parents. Mr.. Henry Touch perry
and Miss May Riggs, daughter OF MI
J. n. Riggs.
Fora pleasant physic take Chamber
laip's Stomach and Liver 1ao1S.s,
Easy 10 sake. Pleasant in effect: for
sale bv The r. B. Loryea Drug store
Isaac NJ. Loryea, Prop.
Mr. J. Z. Graham OF Foreston lett
with Us four of the largest sweet posa,
toes we have seen this season, ana ne
saws if anyone brings US anything ~
heat, them he will come again
There are numbers of inquiries com
;nc 10 US with regard to Ianos III t,,os
coEotv and if any OF our readers conteln.
nlate selling we would suggest tles
make the same known through these
columns.
On Tuesday OF last week Mr.. Hey
var1 COker, OF Turbeville. met with a
na;nfnl accident while working a corn
shredder. His hand come IN contact
With the blades and was severely cut
that il mad to-be amputated.
There will be festival at the oio
,ersonaqe near New Zion church for
tbe henefit of that church Friday eve
n;nq November 9th. The pubic Is
cor9;a1Iy invited. and the editor returns
thanks for special invitation to at
tend.
We urge our readers to care1ullE
read our advertising columns. Our
merchants have large stocks, anu :ns
fall season is drawing to close. "nlcll
ca,1ses them to be anxious TO unloaG' III
or6er for them 10 be ready Tor tnelf
spring STOCK.
The price of cotton seed is now at
49, 200 where in the opinion OF
many farmers there is absolutely no
excuse to sell, and large malorl1s;
white and colored. will have thelr seeu
TO use for fertilizers and the lanoS Will
oet what belongs to them.
Mr.. Robert L. Burnes. now OF Parls:
Twas. formerly of Manning, IS visiting
relatives in the county. Mr.. bu.nee
i a famous gun-shot, having won man!
nrizes n contests. and IS rateo one VI
shors in the United States. He IS the
nictnre of health, and his many lrlenos
bere are delighted to see him again.
The Wateree Baptist ASSOCIATION
fcolored( was largely attended here last
IveeE and on Sunday the town was
orerAowine with visitors, numoe o!
go hredern'' was full lob de splrlt
indoinr from the way they INDUCED IN
fast driving through our streets, ouV as
wnole the department Of the immense
crowd was good.
Capt. Edgar n. Plowden OF bre"los
ron the section where black jersey cat
rIe are raised, sent us a message yes
ter6ay to write to Rev. 7. 3. Wells
when he goes over to Jerusalem 70
hreak into Jacobs tomb and fetch BACK
the staff and give it to him, as ne Is
getting along on the shady slde OF NE
now. and the staff will aid hlm 10 ooS-
eine through the swamps.
Manning has bought more tobacco
this season than at any 1ormer season.
The price has been low, but the 1aul1
was not with our warehousemen, they
did all in their power to get gooc
prices. and the many thousands OF
scrap. now piled up in their warehouses
show couclusively that unless the
prices take an upward turn, the ware
housemen in trying to help the grow
ers. will lose money.
\ communication from Pinewood re-
GueStlng the name OF ;Suou -
received. and we will say Tor the
writer's information. IS not entitled
10 the name, if however, he desires 10
answer Anon" he IS entitled 10
the use of our columns. Anon. made
certain charges against a magistrate
and as citizen he has right to 40 so;
the magistrate is entitled to oe1eno
himself through the same medium.
Manning as cotton market is SECOND
70 none in the State, and we feel that
it is due to our cotton buyers TO state
the Improvement is due TO the awaken
iur of our trade interests. Mr. w. ".
King has this season made arrangements
bv which he was in position to buy cot