The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-06-17

| Manning Grocery Co.
Get on . club roll.
Tomorrox is campaign day.
Everybody turn out and hear the can
dsdsteS tomocroW.
Do not fail 70 get your peighbor TO
enrou on the club book.
DIN. B.adham and Son lost 3 fine
mule Saturday By heat.
The fsm:ly OF Mayor A. G. Bradhsm
LETT this mcrning for the mountains.
Hon Frsnk S Hanckel o. Charleston
-zas visitor IN Manning this morning
Watch the columns OF The Times
for the big sale that will be pulled on
next MONTH
The postodice at Sardinia has been
re-estahlished, and Mr.. Joel E. Nc.
Faddin appointed postmaster.
Mr.. r. B. Fulton recent graduate
OF the University OF South Carofins
has located in Manning to practice lsw.
Mr. A. G. Jones of Tarpoo Springs
Fla, and his bride are visiting their
mother Mrs. Geo. Z. Jones st Davis
Station.
The following have contributed to the
cemetery fence, Miss Jessie Mclean.
IS. Mr.. T. N. Wells, 81. Mr.. Jack Nc
Faad;n, s2.
Especial attention OF our resders is
directed to the announcement OF Mr.
Hurh P Gibbop who is 8 candidate Tor
Magistrate at Turbevifle
Mrs. C. r. HarviR and daughter,
Miss Lulie, left last Saturday for
Saluda, N. c., where they will conduct
boarding house for the summer.
Dr.. ". q. Woods who has been
abroad for several years, Vas in town
Saturday on his way to Tur5eValie,
where he will practice medicine In the
future.
Messrs. A. C. snd H. Il. Bradham
will soon Begin work on their hand
some homes, which wiz be erected IN
the Geld opposite Mr.. C. 3. Sprouts
residence.
The Ynea u receiving cotton bios
SONS from several sections OF tns
eounsy, one is from Mr.. W. 7. Briggs,
os Silver, and snotheE Stab Bsuason,
OF Desp Creek.
Mr.. d. 3. Jones who holds rsspol-
chile position with tia international
Harvester ConPsny !: hsrsotse, q.
C.. Ia visiting bis mother Ares Geo. Il.
Jones at Davis Station.
The entertainment: given By Mss
Ria L.es Bowman In the school house
Inst Friday evening for the beoeht of
the confederate monnmens was very
pleassng and success.
The fance around the cemetery has
been completed; II Is . beautiful iron
strucsura, and the ladies OF the Civic
Ieague cannot be given too a,uch
praise toe this noble work.
Prof. ]. C. Danie. and wife, Of Dar-
hnsson. arrived Ia Msnntng last Fri.
dsy evening 70 visit friends, and they
are dividing their time between ene
home OF Mr. J. Mcdowell MeEaddsn
snd Ar. F. P. Erwin.
One OF Msnnipg's citizens, Mr.. J A.
Weinberg. was guest st banquet
given ss the Battle Creek Sanitsrium,
Tuesday evening Of last week, at Bat
sle Creek. Michigan, in honor OF the
newly arrived visitors
Candidates for Office, where art
though? We need thy fvers DOW, and
II YOU want the votes OF the masses,
vou should let them know it through
these columns, matters not what Office
you aspire to or whethsr or not you
think the editor viii vote for you. If
YOU are going into the game be q good
sport. and not oiker
Mrs. 5. Il. Rigby hoDcred Miss Susie
Earvin with miscellaneous shower on
last Friday afternoon. In the receiving
line were Mesdames J. 81. ldgby, j.
". Rieby, Robt. Blanding, w. E.
Brown and Miss Harvia. Punch was
served by Miss Lulie Harvin. snd de-
lightsul ice course by Misses Aileen
Rigby and Minnie Sue Sauis.
Died at his home 10 Pinewood Monday
morning. Mr., Msxey NJ. Graham. aged
81 years. The deceased leaves wife,
two sons and three daughters. he was .
nember of the Methodist church, and
had many throughout the country. His
fnueral took place at the Pinewood
Methodist church Yesterday morning,
and the intermens was in the Weeks
cemetery.
Candidates for Office will bear in
mind that The Times will gladly pub
ltsb their cards or announcements at
the rate OF SIS. for each card or an.
n0uncement, and this must come &C.
eomparied with the cash, money order
or check. There will be no such
thing with this newspaper as ''see you
ister," experience has proven this ''see
you later'' business no good.
The following was handed to Us yes
terday for publication: The amount OF
Culture" and "Reinemens" aud "1n-
tellect" discovered 10 our town since
the meeting commenced Is amazing!
Strange that ons who has lived for tsn
years Ia the center of the life Of the
sowe should have failed TO observe the
high stsse Of "culture" existing here.
Perhaps We would never hsgs noticed
il hsd the s'caps'' DOT 6t 50 we'll. Yes,