The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-09-09

Manning Grocery Go.
Was Sherman right, or wrong?
Mass meeting tonight.
Come to the mass meeting tonight.
Civilizasion is becoming uncivilized.
Some men make an awful noise, but
nobody ever bears them.
Manning broke all records last week
z in The sale Of ftabocco.
Mr.. ". T. Lesesne spent Sunday in
Columbia.
Mr.. F. B. Mofess spent Monday in
Sumter.
Al, the banks and postofice observed
holiday Monday, it being Labor Day.
Mrs. q. q. Bradham has returned
home from the Island.
Mrs. a.. S. Briggs spent Sunday in
Columbia.
Read the ad of the Manning Realty
and Insurance Co., in this issue.
The F. N. Wilson insurance Agency
insnres cotton, read their ad.
Maj. Abe Levi went 20 Charleston
last Friday on important business.
Manning is still flooded with the
golden weed.
..Buy bale of cotsonni is the slogan
over the State these days.
The election passed off quietly here
yesterday.
Tie Cotton market has not opened.
bnt the cotton has.
The election is over, now let's see
who can put the price OF cotton up.
Court eonvenes here Monday 2lsts
Judge Spain presiding.
The baby pictures that viii be put
on at The Pastims win be quite an
attraction.
The friends Of Mrs. Andrew Burgess
will be sorry TO learn that she Is still
III At her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Abrams went to
Columbia Sunday, where Mrs. Abrams
consulted . specialist
Every citizen IS requested TO be at
the court house touight-important
business win be discussed.
The Home Warehouse Co., has been
commissioned BY the Secretary OF State
Charlton Durant and E. G. Horton are
the corporstors. with capital OF $1,000
Contractor Reardon is building a
comfortable residence for Mr.. z. c.
Gross, on South Church Street, the
5 section locally known as.sThe Hill".
Married last Sunday evening at his
residence, by Magistrate j. E. Rich
: bourg, rIr. Henry Levi Richbourg and
Miss Gessie Leola Hodge.
The dedicatory services OF the Clar-
endor Baptist church viii take place
on uext Sunday at Alcolu September
18th. Printed programs will be dis
tributed blythe nshers.
A Connecticut book agent took refuge
under haystack during a thunder
storm and the tightening struck him on
the cheek, glanced of and killed
mule two hundred yards away.
MIR. Willie q. Clark, has returned to
his home in Florida, after pleasant
visit TO his relatives and the scenes OF
childhood, in Manning. MIR Clark is
is an interesting talker, and we hope
TO see him many times again.
The people are not bow SO greedy
about the election promises for high
cotton being fulfilled, but they would
Just ike TO sell little bit for almost
any old price, just as If no election
promises had been made at all.
We call special at,entioL to the half
page advertisement OF The D. J. Chan
dler Clothing Co, OF Sumter. This
old reliable firm is always On the job
when il comes TO up-to-date clothing,
and they give you an invitation to come
now and look over their new fall stock
which is arriving daily.
Mr.. Julius Clark. who has been head
salesman in We:nberg's grocery store
for quite awhile has resigned his posi-
tion there to accept the princIpalshlp
of the Jordan school. Mr.. Clark is a
bright Young man, aud we feel sure he
will make the school a good leader.
We commend him to the people OF Jor-
dan.
Summertou, Sept. 4.-Tbe first and
only attraction since the election re-
turns in this town, took place today.
when Mr.. G. A. Touchberry. hustlng
young farmer, passed through town
with five bales of seed cotton on one
wagon drawn by five OF bis farm mules.
the gross weight of the load being
1856 pounds.
The Paxyille Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will hold a "Moth-
ers meeting on Thursday afternoon,
September 17th, I o'clock, at the Meth
odist chusch. Every mother OF the
town ana community is asked TO be
present on this occasion. Don't forget
the date, and meet promptly. Mrs. NJ.
S. Broadway, Pres. Mrs. W. F.. Tis-