The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-09-08

mitteo suicide at Brockinton station,
about four miles from Kingstree last
Saturday.
Mr.. F. L. Wolfe, accompanied by his
son William, left last Saturday in their
autobobile for Monroe, n. c., and re-
turned Sunday with Mr.. Wolfe's moth
er and sister.
In response to Mr.. r. D. Coshran's
advertisement for wrapper tobacc o, he
had q bunch of it this week, and 1t
brought from twenty to twenty i've
cents pound. 2
Died last Friday at his home near
Workman, Caroline McFaddip, colored
The deceased was well thought OF by
the white people, and had accumulated
some property.
Mr.. Arthur Haysworth OF Sumter,
has accepted position as cotton grad
er for Mr. Julian Weinberg, and comes
to Manning highly recommended as an
expert in his line.
Mr.. W.. l.. Mitchum of Kingstre o
was the guest of Mrs. George Mitchum
Sunday Aug. 29Sh This being Miss
Mitchum. birthday she had number
of nice presents from friends and rel
atives.
Miss Augusta Appel will meet her
pupils in her room at the school build
ing Immediately after school is dis
missed on Monday. all new pupils
please apply before Saturday Septem-
Der 11th.
The Farmers Cotton Warehouse Co.,
Of Pinewood has been chartered with
capital OF, S., ,250. The officers are, Q.
D. Harvin, president, "A. G. Stack,
vice president, E. G. Geddings. Secre-
tary and treasurer.
Our subscribers have oeen paying up
better than ever, which makes US feel
that they appreciate our efforts to give
them good paper, and we are very
grateful for the words of commenda-
ton which they speak of The Times.
Mr.. S. L. Krasnoff. one of Sumter'S
1--we business men and member of the
firm of The Battery was in town Mon
DAY. and while here gave US a quarter.
page ad., for his hustling concern.
Read it, and when in Sumter give
them look in.
Married last Friday in Charleston,
Mr.. W. 81. Clark, formerly of Man.
ming. but who has been living in Flor
ida for the past thirty five. years, and
Mrs. Sallie Mcknight. They will
make their future home about two
miles east of Manning.
Read the big ad., of The Red Iron
Racket in this issue. Mr.. Aaron
Abrams, the manager. has+just return
ed from the bargain world and has
some of the biggest Inducements to
offer the public that has ever been
shown in this part Of the State.
Rev. W. q. Barnwell, rector St.
Marks EPISCOPAL church will hold SER
vices next Sunday Sept. 18th at 11:30
a. m., in Presbyterian church at Pine
wood. All welcome. That afternoon
at o'clock the prohibition party will
have a meeting in the Methodist
church.
Halle Dinkins, one of Manning's
'shigh yaller" sports, was up before
Magistrate Herriott last Monday for
stealing from the Candy Kitchen. and
received Eve and one half months on
the chain gang Halle will be missed
! now from the 'stango'' and other social
functions, which he was leader.
Mr.. T. n. Wildman has sold out The
Pastime to Mr.. r. E. Smith of Spartan
burg. Mr.. Smith comes to Manning
as an experienced moving picture man,
and while Mr.. Wildman appreciates
the patronage given him. he hopes the
people of our town will give the new
management even better support.
The men who are now overaowing
with business are the men whose ad-
vertisements were kept running during
the entire seige of the late depression.
Advertising is just as great necessity
to an active business life as food and
drink are to healthy physical exist
ence. If you stop eating you die tor
the want of substance, if you stop ad
vertisirg your business dies for the
want of publicity.
If you are kicker and see the shad-
ews of failure in everything that is
proposed to help the town, for heavens
sake 90 into some secluded canvon and
kick your own shadow on the clay bank
ane give the men who are working to
build up the town a chance. One long
faced, hollow-eyed, whining, carping,
chronic kicker can do more to keep
iawaY business and capital from q town
than all the droughts. short crops,
chinch bugs, cyclones and billiards
combined.