The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1907-07-17

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grade, in this sale at l-3c.
". E. JENKINSON co.
Who of our friends will bring US ;he
largest watermelon this year:
Mr. and Mrs. D. Hirschmann are IN
New York to buy their Iall stock.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Bradham left
Monday morning for Glenn Springs
Miss Joe Hall entertained last even
ing in honor of Miss Zella Scarborough.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Erwin have re-
turned home from their pleasant trip
north.
The Manning tobacco market Will
commence regular sales on Inursoay'
July 18th.
Mr.. F. B. Moffett. after a ten-days
vacation, has returned 70 ms post 10
the post office.
Alderman Il. B. Tindal of Greenville
spent the week end upon his plantation
in Clarendon.
Capt. w. C. Davis and wife left this
morning for Nova SCOTS, Montreal ana
other points in Canada.
Mrs. S. E. Ingram has returned
hone from visit to her daughter Mrs.
F. E. Harrison at Abbevllie.
Miss Dora Lewnthal, of GEORGETOWN,
is in Manning visiting the family OF
her uncle, MIR. A. Weinberg.
Messrs. J. L. Broadway and W. E..
Davis. of Davis Station, have been TAX
inc in jamestown exposition.
Mr.. W. F. Lyon, of Durham, n. c.,
BUYER for The American Tobacco Co.,
is now on the Manning market.
Died at her home near Paxville. last
Monday evening, Mrs. Nellie Hill, wl1e
of Mr.. John r. Hill, aged about ~
years.
Rev. David NJ. Ramsey D. D., OF the
Citadel Square Baptist church IN
Charleston is conducting protracteo
service in Summerton this week.
County Commissioner B. ?. Broad.
way of Pinewood is on the "warpatn
at jamestown, while his wife IS visiting
relatives at Wilmington.
Mrs. Perry Krasnof and child are
visiting relatives at Go!dsooro, n: ~
and will be Joined later by Mr.. hras-
nof to 60 to several northern cities.
Invitations are out announcing the
coming marriage of Mr.. W. E Daniels
and Miss Margaret DuRant, at the TO-
be brides home at DuRant on the
9th inst.
The town council will put brakes
upon the speed OF automobiles, and
While they are at it, why not stop the
fast driving around the street corners
with horses.
Perry Krasnoff hit upon a nice plan
TO advertise his business at the picnic
last Friday. he gave away an elegant
manicure set. Miss Maggie Woods
drew the lucky ticket.
The barn and stables OF Mr.. J. NJ.
Broedon, near Brogdons were struck
by lightning Monday. The stables
with large quantity OF produce were
burned Loss about $1,000
The beneficiary appointment to the
South Carolina Medical College at
Charleston for this district went 10
Marion Palmer OF Charleston. There
were several Clarendon applicants, but
as Clarendon had just had the appoint
ment we did not believe it would come
to this county this time.
One of our Manning Astor's has
patented twine stand which, like his
real estate, he is waiting for some one
else to develope This same genius
has real estate in town, if fercllized
would raise as good cow peas as any
land on the sand dunes OF the Spark
man place. which is also being held for
Development in the sweet bye ano oEe
If. after this week YOU find The
Times has not reached you. do not
blame the postmaster, put the blame
where it belongs, and that is upon
yourself for being several years IN
arrears, and showing no disposition
whatever TO pay this debt. The Times
is tired of losing money on people who
act as if they are in this world to get
the laoor OF others for nothing. The
label On your paper~will show you when
YOUR time expired. and you owe US
from that date and we need the money.
THE TINES editor regrets the pleas
ure he missed bv his enforced absence
from the Manning-Salem picnic. He
was anxious to attend this affair so that
he could have an opportunity 10 have a
heart to heart talk with the people OF
Salem, and urge upon them the necessity
to bring their trade to the county seat.
There is always healthy sign when
the people of county take pride in
their capital. Manning is the county
seat and it belongs tothe entire county,
as Columbia belongs to the State, and
Washington to the United States. AL
things being equal Manning Should
have the preference in trade, because
as the county seat strengthens the
county grows stronger with 1t, weaker
the county seat and every portion o
the county is affected.
While we plead with the people K
stand by the county seat we, at the
sametime, would not have them come
here to trade if our merchants 90 no
manifest an appreciatire spirit. The,
must offer inducements, they must sci
cheaper than your nearer villages, the.
must pay full market value for you
produce, and they must give such treat
lnent to the trade as to merit patronage
All of which we believe they will d