The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-10-01

nouncelng the marriage of thei
daughter Miss Selma, to Maj Abe Lev
of Manning, S. c., on Sunday Septem
Der 18th. Mai Levi and his bride ar
expected to arrive home this after
noon.
Mr.. D. c. Shaw of Sumter is il
Detroit: buying F'ords for the comm!
season. He will 60 by St. Louis ant
get another lot of fine horses and mule
which will arrive Saturday Octobe
4th. Call and see them. D. G. SHAY
Co.
Read what the McCullom Brother
| have to say in this iasue about thei
celebrated lines of Warner and Red
| fern corsets. This establishment ha
recently had to arrive magnlhcien
line of ladies coat suits that will please
the ladies.
The cotton crop is short in this sec
ton. but the prices are gratifying 10
deed, besides there are few farmers
that have neglegcted their corn, anc
Clarendon will make more corn thl:
JSdl IIdi ooo OOSh k44o0O 3A WAC SSAAe'
in several years before.
The County Improvement Associa
tion is contemplating to holding OF
County School Fair in the near future
The date has not vetbeen settled, bu
all of the schools in the county wi!
have part in it, and it will be one O.
the events of the season.
The members of Cypress Grove No.
So Woodman Circle at Tubervil!e, will
have an oyster supper Thursday night
9th. inst, in the Tuberville hall. Be
sides the oysteos there will be plenty
of barbecue. chicken and other gooc
things to eat The public is Invited.
The Shaw-McCollum Mercantile
Company have change of advertise
ment in this issue which will attrac,
the attention of their many patrons
who are readers of The Times, espec
tally the ladses who love to look al
elegant and up-to-date ready to veal
apparels. They are 8 hustling con
cern and make specially of first-class
dry goods.
The Columbia Record of Saturday
brought the alarming news that cotton
had slumped about TWO cents per pouno
on account of the congressional leglsia
ton, but this did not faze local buy
ers one bit. They went right on as !
theybadnot heard the report. Cotton ane
merchandise trading was very active
here Saturday, and the effect OF high
priced cotton can be seen on all SIDES.
The card OF DR.. A. J. Briggs OF Sum
merton in this issue directing our at
teneion to the report in The Times o.
the Briggs will case, is published with
great pleasure. In the hurry 10 gel
the matter up for press, we left out
four words, land other family connec-
tious," this was altrgether an inadver'
lance on our part with 20 intention Of
misleading the public: or ignoring the
other legatees under Maj. Briggs will
We call attention to the new adver
ment in this issue of j. NJ. Chandler
who handles the celebrated Stylepus
clothing. Mr.. Chandler is we'll known
TO our readers apd they are aware Of
the reliable goods he carries In hi:
stock. A man can he fitted out from
head TO foot with the latest and neates1
of styles, in hats, gents furnishings
footwear and clothing.
Several OF the schools of this county
have arranged 10 establish agricul
tural departmept where the science o
agriculture can be taught. Thl:
bIanch of study will be at Turbeville
Oakdale, Davis Station and Trinity
under the plans of of MIR. w. W. Long
of the United States Agricultural De
partment, under the suderVlslon O
MIR. C. 4. McFaddin.
John NJ. McFall who will be renem
bered by many IN this town as the
'cracker-jack" ball player on the Man
ming team several years ago, a relative
of the Odiorne family that lived here
at that time. stood highest in class o
over 800 students at the George Wash
ipgton University law school at Wash
ington, and was awarded the Phi De!t'
Phi scholarship.
Died last Thursday at her home II
Summertou, in the Both year OF hel
age, Mrs. Meta Rowe. The deceased
was formerly Miss Chewing. and viii
! be remembered as having lived II
Manning before her marriage and helt
position in the store of Mr.. J. H
Rigby where she made many friend
by her gentle and pleasing manners.
The Millinery opening at :IiIsch
mann's last week-Thursday and Fri
day was red letter one for the ladie
who flocked thither to see the lat
creations on display. They saw wha
! they wanted 10 see, and they wer
pleas ed with what was on exhibition
Mrs. Hirsch mann aided by her millir
er Miss Weaver was kept busy botl
! davs and the results will show up later
The D. j. Chandler Clothing Com
pany has new half page advertise
fnent in this issue which speaks fo
itself. The reputable concern ha
been doing business with many Of ou
readero in this and other counties, an
the fact that it continues to solicit thl
business is an assurance it appreciate
the splendid trade it has built up b
It's reliable methods. Read the adver
tisement.
The advantages OF buying from tn
Schwartz stores are manifold. W
place the opportunity at your yer
door We deliver free OF charge an
insure the delivery for every thin
anywhere. So send US your orders an
they will be delivered to you free
| Schwartz Bros Sumter, S. G.