The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-08-19

The splendilIy equipped ginuery oI
Mr.. j. L. Kelley, about i've miles iron.
Manning, was destroyed by fire last
Wednesday night. Insurance CT
building and machinery about $500
| The cause of the fire is unknown
| there had been no fire about the place,
and there is nothing to show where il
was the act of ar incendiary,
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The ladies of the Embroidery Soci-
etv of Turbeville, will give an enter
taiument in Turbeville Hall next Fri
day evening. The Old Maids Convex
tion is what will be presented on that
occasion, and the proceeds will go to
the school. There should be large
attendance not only because the money
is for good cause, but because there
will be much amusement furnished.
Remember that next Tuesday is the
primary, and We take the liberty to say
to the voters of Clarendon that it is
important to be careful about casting
your ballot in the right box. Under
the new rules state ticket cast in the
county box will be thrown out, and a
County ticket cast in the State box,
will be thrown out, it is therefore i'm
portant that the managers should cau-
tion the voter to be careful.
Yelled iosinuations rejecting upon
the character of man to injure him
or prejudice votes against him is so
common these days that they fall OF
their own rottenness. Whenever a
man Of responsibility knows that can
didate is not worthy of the confidence
of the people he should give to the
public his information. but,when 1T is
attempted to injure a candidate hv
slauderous insinuations then the only
remedy or redress is in the courts.
Attention is directed to the increased
advertising space iu this issue Of Mr..
Leon Weinberg, the store that prldes
itself on always keeping good things
to eat. There is no better grocery
store anywhere, the stock is always
fresh, and in all the lines from the
choicest fancy. to the heaviest grocer
les Weir berg's store is ALWAYS to meet
the demands of the trade. Do not for
get the scheme for the little folk to
win an automobile. Remember cou-
pons are given away with Sunshine
Biscuits.
Manning has 5-l0-25 cent store that
is second to none in this part OF the
State. a purchaser can go in this
store and fud almost anything he is
looking for at a price within the reach
OF everybody. You can go into this
store and with little bit OF money
surprise yourself with the quantity of
goods it will purchase. Read the large
advertisement this concern carries IN
this issue. it is of more than usual in
terest 10 prospective purchasers. Mr..
S. Leard Higgins OF the firm has just
returned from the Northern markets
where he has been on purchasing
trip. and be did his buying before the
outbreak of hostilities across the ocean,
thereby getting his stock before the
advance in prices, and the trade will
have the advantage of this. Do not
fail TO read the advertisement.