The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-07-28


Leod stores.
Mr.. D. Hirschmann is on the north
ern markets.
Bring your tobacco to Mannlng-tne
market for high prices.
Printers ink marks the path to
riches and fame-Try it.
Detective S. S. Shorter OF Columbia
was in Manning this week.
Clerk of Court Barron is out again,
after several days sickness.
Quite crowd from here attended
the picnic at Olanta last Saturday
Miss Lula Keels of Harrin is visiting
Mrs. j. Carlisle Bradham near Man
ming.
Col. A. C. Bradham was in Charles
ton yesterday with the Governor, being
staff member.
Mr.. Lucius Hargin has purchased a
Maxwell touring car from the Man.
nins Auto Supply Co.
Mr.. E. C. Gross is in Atlanta this
week attending the dealers convention
of Maxwell Automobiles.
Congressman Whaley came to Man
ming last night, and will remain in the
county the rest OF the week.
Dickson's Drug Store viii in few
DAYS move into their handsome new
building, which is about completed.
Mr.. ]. A. Burgess. son-in-law OF Mr..
J. f S.ukes OF Manning, underwent a
serious operation in Charleston last
week.
Mr.. J. a. Weinberg has returned
home from Battle Creek, Michigan,
where he has been several weeks for
his health.
s Died op the 2Gth of this month, Mr..
John J. Bryant. aged about 10 years.
Tie deceased lived in the Sammy
Swamp section.
Postmaster General Burlesctl, has is
sued orders doing away with motor
cycle delivery of mail on rural routes
after January first.
At the laymen meeting o: the Meth
edlst church, held in Spartanburg last
week, Hon. Charlton DuRant was
elected president.
MIR. Z. F. Hapsworth of Sumter died
suddenly in the depot at Birmingham,
Ala, last Friday morning, while wait
ing for train to return to Sumter.
The Manning tobacco market led the
State on the opening day in prices,
averaeing six cents. Some markets
averaged only - and three cents.
Parishioners of the St Marks Episco-
pal church at Pinewood, have granted
their rector, Rev. W, Il. Barnwel! a
vacation during the month OF August
Some excitement was caused here
Sunday when it was reported that a
dead man was found 10 the ROAD near
OK Swamp-he was dead alright
drunk.
Bug of your home merchants and
you are increasing the value OF yous
property. This is q fact, the better
the town the more demand there will
be for property.
Married last Thursday afternoon II
Winnshoro, the home of the bride, Mr.
Seamon Richardson and Miss Mollle
Smith Mr.. Richardson is well re
membered in Manning as cotton buy
er last season.
For obvious reasons the Woman:
Missionary Society Of the Manning
Methodist church will not be called TO-
gether for the August meeting.
Mrs. Watson, President.
Mrs. Chandler, Sec.
We heard on the street the othe
day man who claimed he was to(
poor to take his home paper, but al
the same he read notice in one OF ou
county newspapers, telling how to pre-
vent horse from SOLDERING, and sen
$3.50 for receipt, when the $3.50 worth
of information came it said: "Teac!
your horse how to spit
There will be preaching ct Cniol
and Oak Grove, Methodist churche
next Sunday Aug. the first at the regu
lar preaching hours. We expect cb'
s. c., to i'll the pulpit. The pastor e!
pect to be present also, It is hoped tina
there will be large congregations q
each place. J: G. Burnett, Pastor.
Keep an eye on the ads OF Cothran
warehouse and Ciark's warehouse, tn
old reliable tobacco men OF Manning
These gentlemen have been anon
us is or 20 years, and have alway
worked hard for the tobacco planter;
You can bank on what they tell yor
They have bought space in The Time
and will give out something lnteres
ing every week.
Some newspaper men are terrib!
liars In writing OF a cyclone out ives
one of them said, it turned q we'll II
side out, cellar udsde down, move
a township line, blew the slaves out {
whiskey barrel and left nothing but
bung hole, changed the day of III
week. blew mortgage off 4 farm
blew all the cracks out of a fence an
knocked the wind out Of politician.