The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-11-03


Monday collecting day.
Mr.. Alva Sublett OF Greenville, spent
Monday in town.
Clarendon was well represented at
the fair last week.
The colored State Fair opened in Co
2pmbia yesterday.
The family OF Mr.. W. T. Chewing
have moved to Sumter.
The waterworks and sewerage sys-
tenn is now in operation
Mr.. W. s. Dickson OF Fair Bluff, N
3 C., is visiting relatives in town.
Paw your taxes, the books sre open
asThe Home Bank and Trust Co.
Remember the town tax books are
open at The Home Bank and Trust
Co.
We call special attention to the new
ad., The Manniog Grocery Co., in this
issue.
Do your fall shopping in Manning.
It means greater prosperity for every
body.
Every business house in Manning
should have float in the county 1alr
parade.
Mrs. Bessie Harvin Hydrick of Spar
tanburg is visiting her parents Mr.. ana
Mrs. c. r. Harvin,
Mr.. E. C.. Gross had the misfortune
Z of losing one OF his cars by ire last
week in Columbia.
If YOU know of q good item of news
be sure there are others who would
like 80 know it. Tell Us.
Frasier Dickson, colored, while dyni-
mitipg fish in Sansee last Monday was
blown up and instantly killed.
The Red Tag Sale at the Manning
. Dry Goods Co., is attracting great
crowds from all over the county.
Dr.. &. N. Sny->- of Woford college
preached very able sermon iu the
Methodist church last Sunday night.
Mr.. Ingram Bradham and family of
Black Mountain visited their parents
this week, Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Brad
ham.
Ifcouncil doesn't install an up-to-
date FIRE fighting apparatus, we viii
still be in bad shape when ire hap
pens.
Mr.. NJ. A. Blackwell of Summerton
has sent Governor Manning big
gobbler for his Thanksgiving dinner
as gift.
Did You ever ask mail order house
to sell you bill of goods on credit?
Try it once. and learn your true rating
with him.
Mr.. W. C. Owens, Field Secretary OF
Sunday Schools, addressed the congre-
gaticn OF the Presbyterian church sun
day morning.
The hot supper given for the benefit
of the Lesesne Chapel last Friday
night was quite success, and good
" sum was realized,
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eddie Griffin of Paxyille died last FRI
day morning, and was buried 81 the
Chapel church cemetery Saturday.
Died in Charleston last Saturday Mr..
J. N. Robson. father of DR.. J. N Roo
son of Sanford, Fla. DR.. Robson mar
ried Miss Pearle Breedin OF Manning.
A party consisting OF Messrs Early
THOMPSON, Willie Daniels. Ingram VII
son and MiltoD Graham left Manning
Monday afternoon for the wilds OF San
tee swamp.
MIR. Max Krasnoff, the senior mem
Der of the New Idea Co., came in from
New York Sunday and will remain IN
Manning some time looking after his
business interests.
Read the big psge ad.. of r. r. Jen-
kinson in this issue. This is money
saving sale, and one that means a big
thing to the buying public. Now is
your opportunity to get what you need
at sacrifice
WanteG-40 or so acre farm with
about 25 or more acres under cultiva.
tion Must be convenient to school
Will pay cash. Phone or write me al
once what you have to offer. S. W
Barron, Manning, S. c.
Read CofFey and Rigby's ad., in this
issue. and when in need OF g good
horse or mule be sure and see what
they have, as it will pay you This cal
OF stock was selected by Mr.. Rigby,
who is an expert in knowing the kind
of animal most needed in this country.
The editor went to Sumter Monda,
afternoon and called at the hospital t
see the sick from Clarendon. Messr:
Galloway and Bradham are doing fnt
and expect to be home ir a few days
but Mr.. Davis is not getting alons
very we'll, and he is suffering grea
deal.
The county fair which takes place il
Mauning about the first week in De
cember is county affair, and ever.
man. woman and child should he in
terested in this movement. If the PEI
thara se ~