The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-08-05
DRUG STORE
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Manning is st" with big IL
The gateway OF Eastern Carolina
Manning.
Mr.. Joseph Sprott has returned from
Glenn Springs.
To arouse a lion just pick up an ordi-
nary hand saw.
Remember the meeting OF the busi-
ness men this evening.
Let everybody get into the game OF
forcing Manning to grow.
! type-setser can secure employment
on THE MANNING TINES.
Mr.. A. Loryea and family have lett
for their usual summer vacation.
Evervbod~ go 70 the Veterans two
Gays picnic, beginning tomorrow.
There will be basket picnic at
Black River causeway oo the latn.
Messrs W. H. Creecy, L. H. barvin
and G. L. Thames have returned from
Glenn's.
Mrs. A. P. Burgess and children are
visiting relatives in Georgia Tor
month.
Messrs. Davis & Thames is a new
firm that will occupy the store next
to Leon Weinberg.
Gen. r. n. Richbours, OF Camden, IS
here in the interest Of establishing
life insurance agency.
Mrs. E. C. Horton and children lett
Yesterday for visit TO her sister, Mrs.
F. Z. Harrison, at AbbeGllle.
Rev. A. r. Woodson aud family, with
Miss Hattie Nelson, left yesterday
morning for Montreat, n. G.
The court house square is a splendid
place for men VINO imagine they nave
ideas to gather these days.
After visiting several points in the
county on business, Mr.. &. 0. 5. jack
son has returned to Manning.
The old Clarendon hotel property be-
longing to Mr.. r. II. Dayis was this
day sold to Messrs Coffey & Rlgby.
There IS no better tobacco market
than Manning. The buyers are here,
-and the competition justihes the best
OF prices.
MIR. II. 7. Hodge, hard working
farmer. near Foreston, had the mis-
fortune to lose a valuable horse last
Sunday morning.
In our next issue we will publish a
list of the prizes to be given bv Man
ming Business League for tobacco
brought TO this market.
The man or woman who obstructs
the growth OF Manning, that a selfish
greed may be graJi6ed is au enemy
TO progress and TO the town.
The hunting season has opened up,
and on last Saturday Mr.. E. r. Plow-
den killed fine deer in Black river
swamp near Mrs. Annie Nelson's.
Rev. J. W. Perry OF Sanford, Fla,
is visiting his son Mr.. J. w. Perry,
and on Sunday evening he preached an
excellent sermon in the Methodlst
church.
Bring your tobacco here, get the
cash for it, and then buy your goods
here. All classes of goods can be bought
IN Manning as cheap as any other
market IN the State.
The town council has bought the
Erwin property adjoining the town hall,
and will in near future erect an engine
house, which will be provided with
quarters for the fireman to sleep IN.
Married by Rev. D. A. Phillips, at
the Methodist parsonage Monday alter
noon, Mr.. W. P. Wannamaker ana
Miss Ida Bradham. The couple lett
on the evening train for Charleston.
Next Tuesday is the last day for
fling candidates pledges with the
county chairman. Therefore, all We
candidates that are, and those who
want to be, must have your pledges
fled by y o'clock noon, on next Tues
DAY.
Mr.. Scovar OF Lancaster is in this
county for the purpose of buying farm
ing land, il location, price and quality
suits. This gentleman is Just the kind
of man the landowners Of Clarendon
should offer au inducement to come
here. He is one of the most substantial
citizens of Lancaster.
Nod c,SSor1v in Co1l1nhia Monday