The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1918-07-24
ICE CREAM
Everything that's good
and that's needed for Ice
Cream can be found at
b. b. BREEDIN'S
Pure Food Grocery

III oON
! Mr.. j. P. Touchberry sold with
) Cothran Tuesday 1,738 pounds of to-
?, bacco for $581.68. He averaged over
$4,000. Watch out boys, Touchberry
knows his business.
For Sale-One 1917 Ford Touring
Car and one 1917 Studebaker Car.
Both these cars have extra seat COW
ers and are in the very best of condi-
tion. F. r. Sineath, at j. M. Chand-
lers Store, Sumter, S. G.
Moore Bros, managers Of the Sum-
2 ter Tobacco Warehouse, have page
ad in this issue, asking you to share
; your tobacco with them. Mr.. John
Moore was in the tobacco business in
Manning few years ago, and is well
known in Clarendon.
MIR. Walter Graham sold with Goth
ran yesterday 1,466 pounds Of tobac-
co for $541.14. He averaged over $36.
) He has done this so much that he can
put up a bank too.
The supreme court has reversed the
; decision Of the circuit court in the
case of Sprott against Santee Cypress
Co. This was a hard fought legal
battle and Davis e. Wideman feel good
over their victory. They represented
the Sprotts.
J. f. Milsap Of Sardinia is one of
the champion tobacco growers Of his
B section. He sold with Cothran Mon
5 day, July 20, 1866 pounds for $734.9G,
average $39.3S. Can anybody beat
this for that much tobacco. Millsap
has a bank of his own.
The local board sent seven white
going to Camp Jackson: Abe Briggs.
Silver: Freddie White, Bloomville;
John E. Harrington, New Zion; j. P.
z Coker, Turbeville; w. H. Robertson.
Turbeville; L. A. Bateman, Paxville:
c. S. Johnson, Manning.
One 4-room house, front and back
porch, acre lot, Church street, near
graded school.
Write today for information.
E. C. ALSBROOK,
Boys, as l write these locals, the
wagons are pouring in from all direc-
tions. l can not write any more now.
If put all the high prices in the pa
per it would take the whole issue All
my prices are as high as these
Cothran.
5 LOST-One Gray Coat on Plow.
den Mill road between Manning and
Mayesville. An inside coat pocket
Mayesville. On inside coat pocket the
Sprott will be found. Finder will re-
!. turn to The Times office and receive
reward of $500.
Mack Rich has just returned from
Atlantic City. after several weeks
stay. Mack left Florence via "Hudson
Super Six" and made the whole trip
by auto, having no trouble. His party
took in all of the important cities
Stopping at Washington for a day or
so he ran across Manning boy, Ame-
ga Benbow, once porter in the Man
ming Grocery Co., but now police
:, there they took in Baltimore, Phila-
i delphia, New York and on to Atlantic
/. City. Mack had the trip of his life
q and promises to give full account of
his trip at the next big fish supper at
Home Lake.
r Vacation days are here. What's the
O use in riding two or three hundred
miles to spend weeks vacation, re-
turning worn out when you can mo-
tor to Big Springs hotel in two or
: three hours and return rested. Ex-
v cellent meals, good beds, cool rooms,
v well-screened. Good spring, artesian
water, bathing, fishing and music
American plan. $3.50 and $500 per
r, week. Cottages and tents for rent
). Camping ground free. Address
= BIG SPRING HOTEL,
McBee, S. c. or Bethune, S. C.
r To the Farmers and Those interest
ed in Tobacco:
q will be glad to have you visit my
= farm and see the New Tobacco Stoves
curing tobacco. After this week you
can not miss seeing them at any
stage of the curing, for T will fill my
y barns every week (weather permit
!, ting) from now on until the crop is
u harvested.
| have spent considerable money
and worked hard trying to perfect
: them, and believe you will agree with
: me after seeing them do the work
y that the experiment is complete
success.
!, | am sure you are tired losing your
u nights rest, firing furnace this hot
'. weather, hiring some one to half cure
1T at big price, and the fear of los
ing the barn and contents by fire, es-
, pecially now when tobacco is bring