The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-08-30

The people who object to bowling be-
cause it is worldly, ought to die, they
arc really TOO good for this earth, un-
! less they will devote their saiutly lives
toscheming how best to do their fel-
! bowman. and make the most out OF his
misery.
Dear GuS:-I have solved the moth
i crin-law problem: just give her re%ur-
larly HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain lea:
! it will make her healthy. happy ana
docile as u lamb. 23c. Tea OF Tablets
at Dr.. W. F. Brown 4 Co.
Lost last Friday, either ut the cotton
growers picnic in Salem. or between
Manning and Coles Nil! via Alder
mans railroad, ". O. ". badge, the
j finder will confer a favor by returning
! u to Mr.. \. c. McFaddin. Manning, or
/! leaving it at this Office.
Mr.. HID. Plowden is circulating a
petition for the establishment OF rural
| free delivery route No. , from Man
MING through the Fork around by
| Brewineton and back to Manning.
This is very important section of this
county far removed from postottices.
If YOU are troubled with dizzy spells,
headache, Indigestion, constipation,
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea will
ma. YOU well and keep you well. II
it fails. get your money back. That's
fair ;355c at DR.. ". E. Brown \ Co.'S.
We regret that on account of some
of our force being away on vacation,
we are forced to leave out several COM
mucications this week, among them
is one from Hon. Geo. r. Jones, and
another from Bishop Alsbrook giving
on account of his tour in tho West.
The whole town of Summerton was
shocked and sorely distressed at the
report Of the death of Mrs. II. A. G.
Walker. which occurred at her former
home at ST. George. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker had greatly endeared them
selves to the people of Summertop. &.
Miss Monte Corbett of Paxville, the
twice winner of the "Appelt Medal" at
the Paxville academy stood an exanli-
nation before the county board, and
won first grade certificate. Miss
Corbett has been elected teacher for
the ST. Paul school. We wish her the
success her studiousness at school de-
serves.
We are told by Major y. Levi that
by December there will be an arrange
ment made to store cotton here at
nominal cost. He is interested in two
properties here that can be utilized for
warehouse purposes, and when the
farmers want to hold their cotton he is
satisfied the accommodations will be
ready.
Messrs. A. Lorvea. I. NJ. Loryea and
Miss Annie Lorvea, returned home last
Friday night from Herdersonville. The
elder Mr.. Loryea had an accident
shortly after arriving at Henderson
vile. He slipped down q stair case
and fractured one of his ribs, which
caused him much pain, and it was mir
aculous that it it did not result more
seriously on account OF his extreme Old
age.
1t will be gratifying to the tobacco
growers to know that instead OF one
Warehouse in this town there are now
two. Messrs. W. H. Mcclure and j. q.
Slaughter, with corps of competent
assistants, have opened the Peoples
Warehouse, and they did not 60 into
this venture for fun. They mean busl-
ness, and being experienced tobacco
handlers, they should and will, we have
no doubt, make the market active to
the advantage OF those interested. Wei
are glad to see the two warehouses
opened and hope both will do. a fine
business.
The tobacco solicitors from this mar
ket do not have the easy snap some peo-
pie think. Last week Mr.. Pope Moore
was bitten by dog over near New
Zion, and on last Monday Mr.. r. D.
Cothrau intruded himself upon a con-
gresation of bees at Simon Reardon's
near Midway, and he had to make the
fight of his life to keep from having
his beauty marred by the pesky. little
insects. Now some curious people will
want TO know what business Cothran
had in Simon Reardon's cotton patch,
but it is enough TO know that he was
there trying to attend to his own bust
ness.