The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-07-16
Abrams has a big ad. in this issue.

Abrams has big ad. in this issue.
Read the new ad. of Everybodys
Store.
Mrs J. W. Odiorne and children are
visiting in Columbia.
Mrs. L 8. McCord left yesterday for
visit in Louisville, KY.
Be sure and read the ad. OF Clark's
warehouse in this issue.
Mayor a. c.. Bradham and family
are summering at Black Mountain.
o. W. McI2oy has purchased the au
tomobile business of 81. H. Bradham.
Rev. G. P. Watson left yesterday
morning for Sullivan's Island to spend
a part OF his vacation.
Mr.. F. C. Thomas and family left yes
terday for the Isle of Palms. Thomas
does not care if the lid is on.
Messrs S. L. Higgins and F. P. Bur-
CESS left Monday night on a pleasure
trip to Baltimore and other points.
ANY kind OF labor that will earn
honest money is honorable. and no
young man or woman should spurn 1t.
TIE TINES editor is under obliga'
tim, to Mr.. T. J. Lowder for a nice
Juicy watermelon which he brought
him yesterday.
A large congregation attended the
first seryice at Trinity last Sunday.
Rev. G. P. Watson. Of Manning, con-
ducted the service.
Mr.. b. D. Plowden bas been dis
charged from the hospital and is now
visiting relatives in Columbia he is
expected home tomorrow.
Mr.. c. r. Sprott. who has been to
Lake Toxaway attending the convention
of the cotton seed crusherS association,
returned home last Thursday right.
Mrs. '.Teed" Kennedy, OF New Zion,
was operated on by DR.. Guerry at the
Columbia hospital last Thursday and we
learn she is getting along very nicely.
Several towns 10 this State no larger
than Manning have the free mail de-
livery; Manning can get this conve-
pience also if the town authorities go
/ at it right
The report from the operation on
the child OF Mr.. Mac McElyeeu of New
Zion at the Columbia hospital is that
it was success, and it is getting on
towards recovery.
Died in Columbia last Sunday night,
DR.. W. C. Lindsey, who for 81 years
was the pastor of the First Baptist
church and one of the best known di-
vines in the State.
There are many real good people in
Manning that live on less than $l2, 1000
year, now especially since warermel-
ons are ripe, and fish can be had for
the going after them.
The friends of Mrs. C. A. McFaGdin,
- Will VIC Sldu ~ XIV" IAoo quo 40 Aco-
proving so rapidly that it is thought
She will be able to come home shout
the middle of next week.
Married on July 9th. Mr.. z. R.
Brooks, Jr., and Miss Lavinia HagoeG
LaBorde, of Columbia. This groom is
bride is the State Librarian.
The Secretary OF State OF the great
est nation on earth delivered an ad-
dress at Asheville last Sunday but it
required silver crow bar to open his
jaws to get his tongue to work.
10 the matter O. the appeal of D. W.
Alderman Sops Company. against Mrs.
Sallie Mcknight. the supreme cour, yes
terday affirmed the verdict of the lower
court which means that Mrs. Mcknight
wins her case.
Those who have lost their registra-
ton certificates or who have never
registered should take advantage OF
the books being opened under the re-
cent orders from the governor. If any
white man is left without certificate
it will be his own fault.
There was a considerable electric
storm passed over Manning late vester-
day afternoon, aud we learn that some
damage was done to the corn and tooac-
co. MIR. ]. H. Timmons had about 20
acres OF tobacco to be blown down, and
it is thought he will lose considerably
thereby.
The annual picnic and general farm
ers rally will be at the Trinity school
building 90 Thursday, July oath. They
expect to have some good speeches and
an all round good time. Everybody
90 aud carry we'll filed baskets
Couveyances will be at Alcolu to meet
those arriving on the train.
To see the self satisfied air of certain
farmers when they come to Manning
these days is convincing proof they
have sold tobacco and are happy over
the price When a mans luss will
bring him 1S cents per pound, grade
that last year brought about cents !
pound he has good reason for feelin g
his keeping.
When told that he had his nerve
with him" a young man replied that
"nerre is 2 necessity IN this day y
This young man did not realize how
true he spoke. The day for the con-
sheraton OF propriecy Or even decency
has vanished into tradition Today the
spirit is to get it regardless of conse-
ouences, except jail.