The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-09-30

fetal Advertisements.
MANNING, S. c., SEPT. 50, 1908.
The school building has been very
much improved with dress OF new
paint.
Tomorrow is the Jewish fast day. and
the Jewish business men Will have their
places of business closed.
Mr.. ". G. King deserves much
credit for keeping Manning's cotton
market to high standard.
The largest crowd of the season was
in Manning last Saturday, and the
merchants did a thriving trade.
The way W. P. Hawkins & Co., is
selling wagons is a sign that the peo-
pie have plenty Of crop to market.
Mr.. Charles F. Jenkinson has resign
ed his position on the consta bulary
force and has accepted clerkshlp IN
Jenkinson.s department store.
On last Wednesday a COW belonging
TO Mr.. S. L. Stidham gave birth 10
twin calves. The COW IS seven years
old and is the mother Of 6 calves.
Ralph Bingham delighted large
audience last Friday evening at the IN
stitute hail. Those who heard hlln Tor
the first time laughed themselves
sore.
OYSTERS and cream will be served IN
PaSville next Friday night, October ?,
in the interest OF the Baptist church:
Owing to the weather the service will
be either on the church yard or at the
academy.
For a bilious attack take Chamber
lain.s Stomach and Liver Tablets anc
quick cure is certain. For Sale by The
L. 5. Loryea Drug Store, Isaac NJ. Lor-
yea. Prop.
Last Friday Mr.. T. E. Green. from
the Turbeville section, fell off from the
tram on Alderman's railroad and was
killed. The deceased was about 10
wears old. and was on his way nome
from Manning.
The trustees of this school ought to
investigate and see if Manning can
participate in the Peabody school fund.
The town is large enough ana we
think the attendance is also. Its worth
looking into.
Mrs. W. E. Jenkinson who is serious
" IN vas taken to DR.. Mood S lnhrmary
last Saturday night, and an operation
was performed Sunday which TO tne
DELIGHT of her family and friends she
stoo6 well, and al! of US hope 1or
speedy recovery.
Rev. J. NJ. Holladay of Virginia
preached two able sermons IN the
PRESBYTERIAN church last Sunday morn
inc and evening. Mr.. Holladay has
accepted the call to the pastorate OF
this church and the congregation IS
pleased with him. He lett Yesterday
FOR his Virginia home 10 BRING MS 1an-
lily to Manning
Bultman Brothers have IN this issue
an advertisement when we WISH oui
readers to carefully read. Tbs con-
cern is one of the most reliable Shoe
houses in the State, and 1t has mace a
wonderful success in the wholesale line.
They handle shoes direct from the FAC
tories and are in position to supply
merchants to advantage.
We learn that the farmers in Sumter
county have taken to the CLARENDON
idea. to hold their cotton seeo 1or
better price, and # they cannot get
fair price for them, they will put them
back into the ground. The agitation
of this matter has had the effect OF op-
enine the eyes of the farmers 20 1he
value of their seed. and IN this county
very few are selling.
Mr.. C. W. Pickering, who was one
of the salesmen in the Jenklnson oe-
nartnent store has accepted a position
fn the post Office to take the place OF
Mr.. Armon F. Mcintosh who expects
to 90 back on the road as travelling
salesman. Mr.. Mcintosh was in the
post Office one month and IN that snort
time made himself so efficient that the
nost master gave him up with great
reluctance. He is very worthy young
man. bright, attentive to business, cor
rect and courteous.
Everybody that visits Manning IS
struck with it's beauty, and its health
full water. and if our town authorltles
would clay the streets we would nave
an ideal town. The streets OF this town
can be clayed with comparative SINAI!
cost. and the outlay would be one OF
the hest investments the town can
make: we know of nothing which aoos
more to towns prosperity than gooo
hard streets, and as we are LOOKING
upward in the commercial and manu-
featuring lines, our town authorities
can aid very much by building gooo
streets.