The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-06-25

Watch for the big ad next week.
Mr.. G.. NJ. Smith and family are WIS.,
iting in Greenwood.
Mr.. r. C. Richardson and family, Of
Pinewood, are visiting st Laurens.
Mrs. Il. e. Bradham and children
are summerlng on the Isle of Palms.
DR.. Clarendon W. Barron, Of Coluu-
bia, is down with US on fishing expe-
dition.
Episcopal services st the chapel
Sunday morning II O'Clock and evening
a.S:3o.
A movement is on foot to have anosh.
er rural route established from Davis
Station.
Lost-Last Saturday large bunch
OF keys, finder will be rewarded If re-
turned to this Office.
Mrs. L. r. Mcintosh and children,
OF RHEIMS, are in Msuning, visiting
her mother, Mrs. I. NJ. Bagnai.
Miss Lulye Harvin has returned
home from Columbia, where she Is 8
teacher in the McMaster school.
Charlton DuRant, Esq, with his fam
ily, left Manning last Friday morning
IN an automobile for North Caroiins.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Abrams and Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Katzof, are IN Wilmington, n.
c., attending the wedding OF their sister
Mr.. John S. Custino OF the United
States railway mail service is spending
a few days in Manning on visit to bis
mother.
The rumor that the Standard Oil Co.
has bought out the Ford automobile
concern is denied by Mr.. Ford. Read
his letter in smother column.
On last Monday Mr.. J. J. johnson
brought to this Office cotton bloom
OF OF his farm in Manning, and Mr.. w.
T. Briggs sent on. from Silver.
Samuel Royal. Esq, of Florence, one
of the young members OF the Florence
bar, was in Manning yesterday on bus
mess for the Atlantic Coast Line Rail.
road.
The county supervisor is doing some
fne work on the Ok Swamp causeway,
and when he gets it completed he thinks
there will be no more trouble from over
flows.
The 5. 10 and 25 cents store has NOV
ed into the store building next door to
D. Hirschmann's where it has larger
quarters and an opportunity to display
its varied wares.
The Manning Hardware Cempany's
trade has grown so large within the
past year that more warehouse room
Was necessary, and it has just complet-
ed a large wareroom.
Major Abe Levi left Manning last
Thursday afternoon for his annual va
cation. and will probably be away until
the 1st Of September. he will spend
most OF his time at Atlantic City, n. J.
The Shrine crowd from here that
went TO the summer session st the Isle
of Palms, report having splendid time.
How could they help it when the lid was
on toe bung, and the faucet was sealed.
The nomination of Mr.. Herman n.
Sraoham for the postmastership OF
Manning has been sent to the Senate
for confirmation, and we presume he
will be ready to take charge On the lst
Of July.
Cotton blooms are coming in. TIE
TINES received from Mr.. NJ. F.. Brun-
SOD, one of the most successful farmers
of the Davis Statiou section, a bloom
with the statement that he has plenty
OF them in his fields.
With full crop OF cotton and to-
bacco buyers on this market the com.
ing season there is no reason Why Man.
ming should not be busy town this fall.
Both the cotton and tobacco crops are
promising. and every irducement will
be msde to cause activity here.
We understand there is in contem-
plation in the very near future OF a big
dry goods sale being put on by one OF
our local merchants in order TO further
deple,e his stock before he goes to mar
ket to buy bis fall goods. Watch out
for this sale and get prepared to take
advantage OF it.
Mr.. W. W. Long. United States Farm
Demonstraeor, was il Clarendon lasF
week to Inspect the work being done
here, and he expressed himself as be-
ing we'll pleased. He proposes to sug
gest sone additional facilities whereby
the work will be more appreciated by
the farmers generally.
For Saie-One E. N. F. $50" Tour.
lng Car, Eve passenger, perfect condi-
tion, new tires, fully equipped. One
Model T. Ford Touring Car, just been
repainted. All new Tires. Also one
Model N. Ford Runabout, good as new,
new Tires. All these Cars are as good
as new and will sell cheap. Harv!n
Motor Co.