The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-08-12
Abrams bic sale opens Friday.

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Abrams bic sale opens Friday.
- ~ Mrs L. r. McIntosh is still quite i'll.
The Senatorial campaigners speak
here on the 10Th.
The time for fling pledges was out
last MonGsy at noon,
Rev. G. =. Watson has returned
home. from his vacation.
Mr. Earl Moffett OF Greenville is ris-
iting his mother in town.
Judge A. J. Richbourg of Summer
ton was in Manning Saturday.
An ed. in The Times reaches prac-
ticaliy every home In the county.
Mrs. J. 81 Lesesne returned home from
. the up-country last Friday night.
Mrs. ]. +. Geiser left Friday to visit
her husbands relatives at St. Mathews.
Mrs. Aaron Abrams is in the Sumter
hospital having undergone an opera
ton
Every days sale better than the one
of the day before at Clark's Ware
house.
Our Buster Brown advertising ser
vice starts on the first; keep up with
all the ads.
Mr.. C. L. Ridgilf suffered stroke OF
paralysis in Sardinia this morning at
the campaign meeting.
The Germans fight but they also
smoke-and they need your Tobacco.
Sell it with Il. D. Clark.
@ The Times editor was the happy re-
I ceipient of 53 pound watermelon last
SATURDAY. from MIR. B. W. Holladay.
s r. D.Cla,k will work as hard TO
please You as be would John D. Rock
feiler. Try him with load OF tobacco.
J. Gordan Belsar Esq, and family
after visit to Judge ]. S. Wilson, left
Friday in an automobile :or George
town.
For the next two weeks The Times
editor will be out in the campaign, and
{ his readers will overlook any remiss-
ness in the paper.
Mr.. C. A. McFaddip, the County
Demonstration, has been quite sick at
4 his home, but it is hoped that he will
soon be up and out again.
Dr. J. T. Stukes, after visit to bis
parents in Manning returned to his
home in Americus, Ga, accompanied
by his mother Mrs. Cava Strkes.
We are running an extra large paper
this week loaded with new and astrac-
tive ads. Read each one over, then
trade with The Times advertisers.
Mr.. J. A. Weinberg and family re-
turned home from Battle Greek, Mich
iean, last Friday morning, where Mr.
Weinberg had been for treatment.
1.-The store Of Mr.. E L. Wilkins was
entered last Sunday night, but whoever
it was must have become frightened,
as Mr.. Wilkins does not miss anything.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Moses have
returned from their wedding tour, anc
Mrs. Moses mas been in Manning visit
ING her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Simor
Iseman.
Mr. S. Katzof will leave Sunday TO,
theSNortbern markets to buy goods TO,
Katzoff's Bargain Store. You viii
hear from him through The Time:
when be returns.
1t is very easy to stand off and crit
icise, but very hard to do better, ane
too. when the critic holds off his criti
cism until be has selfish motive ther
his criticisms should not have weight
We would appreciate it if our friend;
throughout the county would send ir
to The Times some news items, espec
ially for the next two issues. 1t will
help our force 10 get out better news
paper.
At one of the campaign meetings il
a nearby county, one candidate while
criticizing the incumbent was tolo
sswe have heard enough of that stnff
show US how you can do better" Their
is food for thought in the admonicion
The deer hunters do not seem to re
member that the Senator is entitled t
small portion of August killed deer
that is to say they did not remember j
last week, but of course they will re
member him the next one they kill il
August.
We call attention of our town authori
ties to the practice of some people wh
seem 10 take delight N teasing a
afflicted man. They know he is afrai
of dogs, and when he appears the
make it point to put dog in benin
him just to see him get scared, au'
bear him curse. This is very wrong
and the Council should instruct the pc
lice to put a stop to this practice. w
know that those who tease this man
DOT mean any harm, and what is don
is in spirit of fun, but all the sam
they are doing harm in making th