The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1918-05-15

We have several 6, z and foot Mo-
line Binders for sale. Call and see
us.
THOMAS LIVE STOCK CO.,
Manning, S. C..
Seaman Edwin Johnson, of the
Charleston Navy Yard, spent the
week end at home. He was accom-
panied by Mr.. Pruitt Of the Marines.
Mrs. l.. S. Enrich spent Sunday in
Sumter with Miss Rose Enrich. who
left OH Monday for New York where
she will do settlement work.
For Salc-Five or Six Hundred
Bushels Of Corn. Two Dollars Bush
el
H. E. DURANT,
Alcolu, S. G.
In this issue we are carrying sew
eral of the four-minute speeches made
by our school children of the differ
ent schools of the county. We are
not able to print all of them this week
but will publish the rest next week.
A pleasant party spending Sunday
at Camp Jackson consisted Of Mrs. A.
We'Nberg, Miss Irma Weinberg, Mr..
and Mrs. Leon Weinberg and Mr..
Bertram Weinberg.
Cultivate your crops this year whit
a Strongboy Cutlivator. We, only
have six in stock and it is impossible
to get any more. See us now.
THE THOMAS LIVE STOCK CO.,
Manning, S. G.
In another column we carry the an
nouncement card of Mr.. r. NJ. Ken
nedy as candidate for the office of
Judge of Probate. Mr.. Kennedy is
formerly of the Salem section, and is
well known throughout the co Anty.
"Intolerance" will hold you spell.
bound for three solid hours. There
are intervals that you will cry. Again
you're mad and at Iast you will be
you will almost shout for Joy.
Mr.. Henry M. Johnson, who is Cen
eral Secretary of the Y. NJ. G. A. for
this district, spent several days in
town last week. Mr.. Johnson is a man
of strong personality-a type of the
men the "Y" wants for work in the
army.
If you miss this one, "Intolerrance,"
you will miss the greatest that's ever
been produced, and you'll wish you
&c
Imagination. It's almost impossible
to believe that one man produced it
ALL It's simply grand.
Died Sunday a week ago, near Jor-
dan, York Mack, colored, aged about
80 years. "Old York." as he was
called, was good darkey, of the ante
bellum type, and was we'll known to
all Santee hunters.
On account of the big drop in
price on the Western markets I am
now closing out my stock Of good
hay, oats and syrup feed at the great
est cut in price l have ever been able
to make in SO short time. Come
quick while this stock lasts.
w. p. LEGG
The public is invited to attend the
haywood School closing May 10 and
20, or 81 if raining We shall have
an open air auditorium. We shall fit
our occasion to the weather. Rev.
Smith, of Manning, will preach for
us Sunday p. M. at ) o'clock. Then
the program will begin at $50 Mon
day evening, May 20, or 81, as stated.
WANTED AT ONCE-To place or
ders for large quantities of Short
Leaf lumber for Government use. Not
Will contract with sew
eral mills. Attractive orders and best
prices. Wire, wrote or phone us.
LEROY S. DAVIDSON & CO.,
Camden, S. G..
Mr.. Joe w. Burgess spent the week
end at home, leaving on Monday for
Camp Grant at Rockford, Ill.,, where
he will enter ,thc fourth Officers
Training Camp. Mr.. Burgess was
graduated at Clemson and received his
diploma several weeks before the col
lcgc closes, so that he might attend
the camp.
The following young soldiers from
Carp JACKSON were cnterta ned here
*s' week-e"h: Ncssrs. McCabc, Cork
man, ClarE', Abernethy, E'monson,
Robe rts. owe, Woolard, johnson,
evils, Man IS, P'emmons and HarolG.
: North Caro- .'s; Hendrix, Thomas,
Egg Willi:ii's. Harrell an1 Melton
Of Tennessee; Turner and Stovall of
Arkansas; Walker Of Virginia At
kinson Of South Carolina and Her.
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