The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-08-05


DR.. J T. Stukes OF Georgia IS visit,
ins his parents in Manning.
Mr.. D. Eirschmann has returned
from the northern markets.
Keep your eye peeled for the candi-
da.e employee. He is not needed.
MIR. D. Nj. Bradham and family left
yesterday for Black Mountain n. Q.
Hon. John q. Clifton OF the Sumter
Bar, was in Manning last Monday al
ternOon. -
County Treasurer L. L. Wells re-
turned from Glenn's Springs last Mon
day night.
Thin skirts are all to the mustard on
cioaiy days, but when the sun Is shin,
ius, oh, my!
Reaa Abrams Red Iron Racket ad.,
10 this issue it is going some at re-
dueed prices. -.
About seventy five tickets were sold
~ this depot last Sunday morning. Tor
the Isle of Palms.
Look ont for The New IDEAS big ad-
yertisement next week. 1t will De a
{, corker for bargains.
The express Office has moved its
quarters around in one OF the Nattles
stores back Of Abrams.
Mrs. I. I. Applet and baby left this
morning for Saluda, n. c., where they
viii spend the next month.
Mr. j. w. Rigby and family left for
the mountains OF North Carolina yes
serday in their automobile.
Mrs. J. F. Bradhsm left Manning
yesterday morning to visit her children
and grand children at Allendale.
Mr.. Wildman, manager OF The
Passime, has rented the Bass home on
Crooks street and moved into it.
The time is ripe for deer shooting,
and already Black River hunters are
on the job. They got one yesterday
5 The thanks Of the editor are one Ar.
j. F. Bradham for some delicious
peaches he brought to him Yesterday.
Mr.F. 3. Moffett has accepted 9
position in the Bank of Clarendon, and
commenced his work there Saturday.
Our readers will note that Hon. R. S.
\ Whaley has his card in this issue an
nouncing his candidacy for reelection
tocongress.
The County authorities OF Sumter
have sold to the City of Sumter the lot
I upon which the Opera House stands
for $4,000.
The voters may prepare themselves
for the bi-aonual campaign liar from
I now on. We have heard of some OF
their stuff already.
The attention of The Times readers
. Is called to the card OF Louis Appelt IN
This issue in which he announces his
candidacy FOR the State Senate.
MIR. E. L. Stukes and wife left today
\ from their home at Davis Station for
tour, taking in Washington, New FORK,
Niaera Falls, and other cities.
The children are eating Sunshine
crackers, from Leon Weinberg's. Now
is the time TO get iu the light kids,
and win that handsome automobile.
Hon. Henry 3. Richardson of Pine
wood, and Nr w. r Sprott OF Man
niuq. as soon as ther heard OF the war
news hiked out for Glenn's Springs.
We will ask our readers to. look at
their labels on their paper and see when
the date of their subscription expired.
We are needing the money. Help Us.
Hon. Fitz 81. McMaster, State Insur.
ance Commissioner. passed through
Mapning with his family last Saturday
on his return trip to Columbia from
Georgetown.
Several from Manning went to Cam.
den yesterday to hear the Senatorial
candidates, and the northwestern rail-
road carried many from all along the
line of its road.
We ucge the people not to get de-
moralized over the war situation. Do
not sacrifice your tobacco, cotton, or
any other product. Sit steady and
watch developments.
Mrs. Minnie Barnet, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Annie Loryea, and her
brother. Mr. Isaac NJ. Loryea, left las.
Friday morning for their usual summer
trip to the mountains.
The claim of fraud because Of the
large vote polled two years ago has
been proven a myth by the recent
forced enrolment, not only IN Claren'
don but all over the State
Misses Martha aud Mozelle Alder
man are now tied up in London on &C
count of the war in Europe. We hops
the young ladies will suffer no incon
venience, and that they will soon come
back to Alcolu where we know they
sre anxious to be.