The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-10-01
In calIino attention To the ADVERTISE

In calling attention to the advertise
ments in this issue we desire to say
there is no merchant anywhere who
works harder to please the trade than
J. 3. Righby, THE Young Reliable" "
Mr.. Rigoy went into the market this
season, and made selections for this
seasons trade that has eXcell5d all
former purchases. He invites a
thorough inspection of his stock of
everything that is carried in full value
merchandise.
The Schwartz Brothers, Of Sumter,
are out in this issue announcing the
Greater stores, thev have added to
their excellent display of dry goods
and millinery most complete and up
to-date shoe store. This is one of the
most complete department stores in
Eastern Carolina, and its reputation
extends rot Only in this and Sumter
counties but they uraw patronage from
all over the State Read their two ad-
vertisements in this paper and when
in Sumter do not fail to visit this
emporium.
Read r. R. Jeukinson's large adver-
sisement 10 this issue. Mr.. Jenkinson
| has built up a business that he has
every reason TO be proud of and he
wants the trading public to know that
his purchases this seasonwere made SO
that he can compete in price with the
trade OF any market. Mr.. Jenkinson
prides himself on being judge OF dry
goods, having had almost lifetime 10
this line, and it will he his pleasure to
exhibit his goods to all desiring first
class merchandise.
Died last Thursday morning at the
home of his son William in Columbia.
MIR. A. J. Walters in the Goth year OF
his age. The deceased was confede-
rate veteran going into the war be.
tween the States at the age OF sixteen
wears, and from a wound received in
the war suffered the rest OF his life.
Mr.. Walters came to Clarendon from
Marlboro county many years ago, He
was among the first in this county that
took up the intensive plan Of farming,
and was held in high esteem by a host
of accuaintences. The interment took
place Friday at Dillon.
The Times has recently had some
complaints from subscribers not re-
ceiving the paper promptly. This is
DO fault Of ours, we send the paper
out of this Office regularly Wednesday
afternoons, before train time, and 1t
should reach the most remote parts OF
the county not later than Friday, and
at most of the places on Thursday. II
you fail to get the paper promptly in
the future let US know Immediately and
we shall endeavor to see who is to
blame.
The PaXville Gradad and High
School will begin its l9l3-l9l4 session
next Midday morning, October 6,
promptly at 9 o'clock. Parents, come
out TO the opening with your children.
You will thus encourage them. and be-
sides there will be message there for
you. 1t is hoped that there will be
large enrolment on the opening day.
Pupils who do not begin then may fail
to be promoled at the close of the ses-
sion. Ethel Corbett. Principal.
a Lexington jury last week brought
in verdict Of guilty against j. A.
Blackwelder, president of the bank of
Chaplin for violating the State banking
laws, and Judge John S. Wilson SEN
fenced him 10 II months on the gang
or pay ine of $1,000. An appeal was
! taken and the defendant is out on
bond. This is said to be the first case
of the kind in this State where presi.
dent of a bank has been adjulged gull
ty of violating the banking laws.