The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-01

For the benefit OF those rot Please
with the present fertilizer law, we vi
say the &C, was passed with ihe Farm
;! crs Cnion enGorsement.o 50 rcpresef
ted in the legislature !a>: winter.
Died on the 25rd instant. Mrs. Sa.tI
Jervev Discher. wife OF Mr.. ". II
Discher, aged about >ixty I'VE years
The burial took place !; New Zion. kev
e P. EusSon conducted The service.
Died this morning, Phyllis, ln.an
daughter OF OF Rev. and Mrs. C..A
Waters. T, body will be taken TO Mis-
sour, this evening. We extend on
sincere sympathy 10 the afflicted ones
The State Supreme CousthaS decide'
the case OF $ w Gowdy a:ai:'S; Ellie:
Gowdy, in favor OF "a" plaintiff >. "
Gowdr. Chatltca Du,tan. Esq. repre-
sented the winner. Jos Z. khamc ant
". c. Davis the loser
She has such lovely treS>eS.
!Aud wears such pretty dresses.
Wha: = pity il is she drinks:
Her hair il beautiful gold.
And her air is 20, a. all bold,
Su; bv George. o! him she thinks
Those who own automobiles mad just
as well remember that when The tow.
Of Manning is reached, the law mad Oct
ter be complied with. Mr.. lngman oi
Florence Was pulled here one day las;
week. and fined so for not having had
bis machine registered IS the law re-
Quires-
Il IS 10, so dangerous 70 cal! ''-A wo-
man q devil iucarnatc" !c Atlanta, be-
cause the juries are made up OF heart
less men, and they render verd:cts toa:
q woman is "a devil incacnate. What
good kind OF q woman IS i that would
not prefer being II Manning
The advertising columns OF The
TINES is the place 70 iud out the class
OF merchants who are ap-to-da,e. and
really cnxious TO DO business. When
YOU want 70 make purchases, the store
seeking YOUR business is where you are
likely 70 ge, the best bargains.
The fearful noise heard = few even
inss ago. was not the cry OF murder or
the alarm OF fre: but it was discovered
upon investigation. &c be practice
for the coming concert Cor the oeneS;
Of the Manning Fire Department, the
numbers TO be rendered II this concrri
will be especially t:ae, and every one
should so ou. 70 hear IL
s. 4 johnson is out in this issue
with an advertisement directing the
attention Of the trading public 70 his
store, ao6 to le, i, be known that he is
prepared TO compete for the cash trade.
&c has the goods End is IN position 70
give the prices. Al that he asks is 70
Be given Z trial. Go TO JohnSon'S with
the cash aad ne will treat you right.
a certain man in this town went 10
the depo, last Saturday TO meet his
wife who had been away for month,
and the fellow really looked as II ae was
glad. Goodness air. it funny how some
men try 10 fool their wives: Why ttis
old chap looked like he was swelle1
with pride, and his face had the So
pearance Of the full moon il August.
By George, it IS SO.
Manning is becoming quite cosmopcl-
ican, We have foreigners and natives,
different nasioaaliciss are represented.
the German, Russian, French, Austrian,
Syrian, Greek, ChiRaman. The vari-
ons religions are Methodist, Baptist,
Presbyterian, Episcopalian, Jew, Ro-
uan, Catholic and Greek, Catholic thus
showing that we are gradually becom-
ing Of consequence, and entitled 10 9
place on the ioterS.:iooal map.
The Farmers Bank and Trust Co.. Of
Sumter has established branch a.
Summer,on and have an advertisement
IN this issue. They offer plenty money
70 borrowers thing many are looking
for. This bank is strongly Differed,
several o. the officers are well known IN
Clarendon. These gentlemen are sue
cessful business men and 60 upon the
principle that business worth the con-
f6ence o. the people Is worth a6ver:is-
ing, hence they come into the peoples
paper TO so,ici, business.
II is reported tha. coGc box filed
with half pint TASKS OF whiskey was
shipped TO a party in this county, &C.
conpaoied by 3 negro man and woman
IS noarners, that the supposed corpse
vas put on q wagon and taken 70 te-
gro house, not far from Silver, and the
next 6sy, the box was buried in bury
ing ground somewhere near Paxvine,
whether this is a fairy tale or not we
know not, but the party who told Us
assured Us it is the truta, after exto-t-
ing . promise from Us DOT TO give him
away. And the incident is only men
toned TO show 70 what extent people
would go TO get booze.
Let US all get together and make
Manning what il ought 70 be, this We
cannot do by the employment OF cheap
John methods The people wan. the
best and if coey caouo. get here they
will 20 where II IS. Remember, the
merchant who complains Of not getting
trade, should investigate his own
methods 20 get trade. The any old
thing will do 70. Manning is aus-ga-
spelled. II our merchants will not fnr-
risa the best, they lose. our people are
like Pat who had inherited fortune,
and wher ordered 70 pick up his bod
and carry the brick ne told the fore
uan, TO 60 TO the devil con-, have TO.
So i. IS with the trading public. Il tae
goods they want cannot be found here,
they co not have 70 buy them.
a most dastardly attempt was made
las, Friday 10 bnra the house owned by
Dr.. ". e Brown aad occupied by James
Brucsor and family. About three
O'Clock, the cracking Of timber and
smoke woke Br.nsoo's wife UP, and she
aroused the rest Of the family. there
were Eve people 10 the house and prob
ably would have been burned had Is no:
been for the timely waking OF Brun-
sons wife. The house was set in
three different places and kerosene used
plen.i:uliy; It IS very evident, whoever
The !ncendary was meant TO destroy the
inmates O. this house. and the aEthor:-
ties should spare 10 efforts TO catch the
y l. -,