The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-07-29

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Sell your tobacco in Manning.
Several from this town went over to
the Olanta picnic last Saturday.
Mr.. s. r. Tobias sent US full grown
and open cotton boil last Thursday
Mr.. j. G. Slaughter. one OF Mannipg's
tobacco buyers, spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. G. G. Haselden of Georgetown
Is in Manning visiting her mother Mrs.
S. NJ. Wells
Mr.. Braxton King OF Clinton, has
been on visit to his brother, Mr.. W.
G. King in Manning.
Mr.. r. F. Coffev and family left Mon
day morning for Blowing Rock, n. o.,
going through by automobile.
De. :.Billy" Barron OF Columbia,
tane down to go on fishing trip with
S his friends, and they hiked ont yes
terday.
Attention is directed to The announce
! nanJ Of Mr.. N, C. B.uadway, wao Is
csndidate for the Office Of Magistrate
81 Paxville.f
Mr.. P. Il. Lachcotte, the jewelry
me-cbant of Columbia, passed through
Manning yesterday on his way 10
Georgetown.
Miss George Mitchum who has been
visiting relatives in Williamsburg and
GEORGETOWN, for six weeks returned
home last Wednesday.
They have alligators in Williams
burg that BLOCK the public roads ana
prevent automobiles IRON passing.
Those are some alligators.
AIR. George W. Williams, and family
VINO have been living in North Caro-
lima, are az TIE home of their parents,
Mir. and Mrs. 5. c. Williams.
Tobacco sold yesterday on the floors
of the Cothran & Moore warehouse Ior
NJ. w. Wilson of Jordan, from II l-2c.
70 25c. per pound. These BOYS are
working hard 70 secure business.
The ladies of the Pinewood Baptist
church viii serve dinner on the church
lawn Saturday August 1st. Proceeos
are to help lift a balance still due oa
he pews.
The man who aspires to political
Office and depends upon dragging his
opponent down by virtuperation,
abuse, and Misrepresentation IS relying
upon mighty poor prop.
The ladies aid society OF the Pres
byterian church at PinewOod are
planning to serve dinner on Friday
August l4th, this being the day and
date of the county eanpaisuers appear
ance here.
Read what was done at Clara's ware
house in this issue. Clark us an oid
rat in the barn" and the people have
every confidence in him as Is evidenced
by the quantity Of tobacco that is daily
placed upon his floors.
A party consisting of the following
left Home Lake yesterday morning oo
q cruise down Black River to kings5ree
w. S. Plowden, w. I. Lesesne, W. I.
Lesespe, Jr, A. I. Barron, A. ?. Bur-
cess and DR.. w. 2. Barron of Colum-
bia
The commissioners OF public works
have selected the Shand Engineering
Company of Columbia to do the engi-
neering work for the water-workS IN
Marniog. Mr.. Shand is the gentleman
who made the plans for the court
house.
MIR. L 4. SearSon the expert ac-
countant recently employed TO investi-
gate the financial condition of the coun-
ty spent Friday night in Manning. He
had talk with the Senator, and prom
ised to make up for him a concrete
statement that he will be able to be
guided by is.
The Town Council has named the
following gentlemen as the Sewerage
Commissioners. Mayor A. e. Brad
ham. Aldermen E. S. Erwin, and Il. &.
Wells. Messrs. w. NJ. Plowden and L
Fl. Harvin These gentlemen WILL
have the handling OF the $4,000 bonds.
and the contracting for the system.
We want all of our readers and es-
pecially those who grow tobacco tc
read the advertisement in this issue Of
Cothran and Moore the proprietcTs ot
the Central Warehouse. These twc
young men are going after the 5usl
ness with view Of building up a rep
utatiou, and YOUR patronage will hell
them Go it.
We direct attention to the advertise
ment of the McCollum Brothers in thi:
issue. This concern has been 6oine
business with the people OF Clarendon
and the surrounding counties for years
and they have grown from small be
ginning until they are looked upon a
standing with the highest. What done
it? The square deal.
Those who failed to enroll on th'
Democratic club books are now debar
red from voting in the primary, an,
they have themselves 70 blame, be
cluse, warning has repeated'.
been given, not only through the news
papers but personal pleas, and no on
can complain if he has lost pri7lleg
that he ShOuld hold dear TO him.