The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-08-17

There will be picnic 5: Sardinia 10
morcow.
Mrs. G. u. Smith Is at Whisnires vis-
iting her relatives.
Miss Corinne Earseld left Yesterday
for Waynesville, y. c.
Several left here yesterday FOR the
reunion as Spartanbnrg.
Mrs. T. ". Mouzon has returned home
from Wrightsyille Beach.
Miss Matte Appel. IS spending a
while at Waynesv:lle, \. c.
Mr.. q. D. Clark and family. let: las.
Thursday for Hen6eHonville, \. c.
Mrs. ]. W. Mcleod, who has been
quite sick at Ashev;lle, we are told IS
improving.
Mr. Simon Iseman. wife and daughter,
are in Baltimore. Mr.. Isemaa is there
for treatment
Mr.. and Mrs D. NJ Eradhan and
family are not back from vscasion at
Black Nouccain- y. Z.
NJ. Louis Levi arrived home last
Monday from Baltimore where he has
been the past TWO weeks.
Nr. D. Ei-schman has returned from
81 and he has nro.
pared for big fall business
Ifhis man wins, i did it, but should
be lose, .oh well Two years is a long
ways of and people viii forget"
Mr.. aac Mrs. Charles Riser OF Green
vile. are visiting their sister. Mrs J.
Mcdowell McFa66in near Manning.
Attention is directed 70 the notice re-
lating 10 the fling 0; duplicate club rolls
with the secretary of the executive con-
Hittee.
Last Saturday It wa. easily seec
couctv campaign was near at hand, the
usual crew OF quarter borrowers were
on hand.
Z
friends 10 Cheraw, Florence and other
points, returned home last Thursday
evening.
TIE Town couacil is determined 70
have the streets in 6rst class condition
il experimenting with the sand and clay
mixture will accomplish il.
Mr. J. q. Rigby left today for New
York, Boston, and the other leading
markets for the purpose OF getting the
best there is in the way OF fall goods.
Messrs. Fred Lesesne and Julian
Weinberg are DOW ecroute on an eScn--
sion 20 Canada It IS TO be hoped tha,
Fred will no, lead Julian astray-
The great tobacco warehouserreos Lea
& Tredwsy Of Tinnonsvil!e. have .
card in this issue which IS worth read
ing as It contains interesting figures.
No man should as.eup, 20 seek Office
by trying 70 pull down his opponent, nor
should the voters be influenced 5y the
man who can bes. iusgie with words.
Mr.. W. G. King OF Spar,anour:, spen:
u
looking over the cotton prospect TO- Lh;s
season. He will be 90 the Manning mar
ket this fall
There was no preaching in the Pre- c
byterian or Methodist churches in Man
ming last SUNDAY, the pastors being OF
on ,hei. vacation. and the supply preach
erS did not come.
In another column you will 6n6 :
card from Lea x Tredway A. Tim
monsriile I. contains some very !C.
seres:ins reading matter. and statistics
for tot,scco planters
Mr. e. &. Boger, recent foreman o
THE TINES. iet: for Columbia Sunday
10 oe a. his new pos: Monday. Ills fan
i!y will remain here for Z while penc!oe
the sale OF their home.
The krasooG sale now going on is Ger
taialy waking things up. Or !ast Satur
daf ;ha. store reminded one OF ! city de
partmeut store on I special bargain day
There is nothing like push for success.
The merchants are now having 20 ar
rive every day new goods FOR the
+3I trade. ana iG0S.oS IRON tne Cuaa
tity which IS coming in, Manning w!l
not oe short oc a.! kinds OF merchandise
The TINES editor is OF OF :te cam
paign this week. and will be again mex
week. however he hopes THE TINE:
readers will not become impatient VII.
the paper Il il does not contain as mucl
news IS j: should.
There is one thing the voters 0. Cltc
en6on should beware OF. and that Is
campaign canaris. L, isa pity thai so,n'
people will start i talso ru:nor about
candidate and that rumor has az in:lu
x,.,oa ,r, t,,-, ,.o.aS l. Shn,,lI rot he