The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-15
Judge r. O. purdy OF Sumter, was il
Manning Monday.

Judge r. O. purdy OF Sumter, was in
Manning Monday.
Cotton comes rolling in. because this
market gives all that is coming for It.
a pretty girl is the very idea TO have
behind gents furnishing goods coun7
ter.
Miss Sadie Smith, of Laurens, is DOW
in the service Of the Risby Dry Goods
Co.
Mr.. Julius Levy, well knowc srav-
cling man, died il Georgetown yesSer-
dav.
Miss va,lye Appel hiked out for
Chicora College at Greenvilie this
morning.
sens,orJ. e. Clifton o: Sumter, spent
Monday in Manning oo professional
business
Mrs. T. s. Eaynesworth Of Florence
is in Manning visiting her mother Mrs
Louise Eaggics-
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Thomas OF
Charleston are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. ". S. Esrvin.
There was large congregation out TO
hear Rev. James Mcdowell last Sunday
In the Presbyterian church.
Died as Pinewood last Sunday, Mrs.
3. D. G.;Fic. The funeral took place IN
the Weeks family burying ground.
Mr.. and Mrs T. T. C:offey are in ST.
Louis, where Mr.. codey IS purchasing
horses and mules 70, Cogey i Eisby.
Mrs. Beulah Dinsics and Mrs. Coriane
DuEau: o! Rome, are II Manning 81 the
bone Of their brother Judge Wilson.
Work IS progressing on the sewerage.
and it viii probably be 9 paying invest
mens 70 the stock holders of the u. ?.
c., CO.
The Jewish merchants OF this ,own
viii have their stores closed Saturday
the 24,h On account OF the day OF atone
mert.
Died st her home in Society Hill. Mrs.
Elizabeth Jamisoa ages 81 years The
deceased was the mother Of Mr. Jami-
soo Gf this cowu-
The family Of the late John z. Strange
has requested THE Tines 70 thank the
people Of the town who wereso kind 20
them In their affection
Mrs. T. II. Mouzon IS now prepared
p NJ IoSs ,I1S hoS &c lnr,t
TOO sweet for anything" at the JenSic-
SOD millinery department
The Jewish day OF asoncmens falls Oh
Saturday 4eeE, when the merchants OF
that faith viii have sheir places OF bus
iness closed. It IS day OF fast.
Those who expec: 70 qualify as teach
ers during this fall should note the card
OF the county superintendent IN this
weeks issue o. THE MANNING TINES
Rev. James Mcdowell IS TO preach in
Bethel church next Saturday and Sab
: bath, the 18th and 10th instant One Of
the churches he vas recently pastor Of
Look at the label on this paper It
vii. tell you II you are in it for build
ing lot IN the town Of Manning 70 be
given way by TIE TINES, this winter.
Misses Pet Wilson, Corinne DuRans
aad Joe Hall went 20 Sumter Monday.
well, i. IS none OF our business what
they went for and therefore will not
say
Died on las. Saturday il the Sumter
Insrmary, Mrs. Mary Cato, youngest
daughter OF MIR. Caleb c. DuBose OF
Midway. The burial took place in Sum
ter Sunday.
Il Mannirg's merchants would only
secure the services o. 3 Srst class dress
maker, much os the dress goods trade
now going 70 Sumter would remain
where it belongs, At home.
Cotton is not bringing the price now
that is did, bu. the farmers need not
get alarmed. the price viii come back,
and 90 higher. 10 spite OF the Stiffness
OF the suckers who bit at the 10 cent
bait
a pew load OF mules and horses will
arrive Saturday. Come and see them
before buying. Some nice mules and
good buggy horses among them. F. G..
Thomas, Ma :aing, S. c.
Il is again runore6 that the Alcolu
railroad IS coming 70 Manning. and we
think that the Aldernans will have 70
bring their road here just TO put stop
TO these persistent reports
The grippe has embraced THE T1NEs
editor, and it IS less insp!ra,icg than
the embraces Of those we haye 2 great
er iondaess for. Therefore II this issue
is not up TO- the standard, the grippe
did IL
There IS young chap in ccwn who
does aos seem able &C ca6ersaap6 why
it was ,ha, all the girls ne asked 10 sc
out with him Monday night had = pre-
yioas engagement. Some Of the girls
should tell him 20 ''snoke up.
There are times when mans ousi
ness is set fox trap TO catch the peo
ple's noses IN, so if there happens 70 oe
=, ,,,.c-y IN tho re;pb b0rhOOS go IL tbs