The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1918-11-27
MANNING S. C, WEDNESDAY, NOV 2z 1918
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS


The Carolina Stock Farms are ex-
pecting this week shipment of 300
full blood Angora goats. These ami
mails are coming from Texas, and will
be used considerably for the cleaning
up of the underbrush on the COM
pany's ranch near Foreston.
Mr.. r. B. Tcrrill of Mebane, N. c.,
and Mr.. Frank Satterfield of Durham,
n. g., were business visitors hr"~ m
Saturday. These gentlemen will build
Il large tobacco warehouse on the lot
o. rosite Ulark's :. arehouse and will
tc in readiness for the coming season.
For Salc-Two Mich Cows, Dixie
Blight Proof and Wannamskcr's Big
Bell Cotton Seed; both at So per bush
cl. H: K. Beatson, r. f. D. No. 2.
Manning, S. G.
The war casualty list contains the
name of Marion Thompson of Jordan,
as being killed in action on Nov. 5th in
France. No details were given with
the list. Clarendon has given some of
her best manhood to the great cause,
and the sympathy of the country is ex-
tended to these bcreaved families.
For Salc-One Hoosier Beauty
Kitchen Cabinet, one ice box, and \
number of smaller articles. All in per-
feet condition, and Il bargain. Apply
to Sarah f.. Haynes, at Presbyterian
Mansc.
Died at her home near Forcston,
Nov. 10Th, after an extended illness,
Mrs. Emma Rcbecca Stukes, widow
cf the late Milton Stukcs, at the are
CT 68 years. She is survived by one
brother, two sons, five daughters, and
host of friends to mourn her loss.
Funeral services were conducted at
Rchoboth Church by Rev. w. o. Hen
ccrson, Wednesday, Nov. GOTH
For Sale One Paige Touring Car
IN A. ord r; One Ford Touring Car
o"nning Order Good; One "Four-
Ninety" Touring Chevrolet Car, ia
Al order. Used very little. Write
J. b. ALSBROOK,-
Greeleyville, S. C.
Their will be demonstration of the
Fordson Tractor at the farm of Mr.,
Archie Barron on Saturday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. those who are inter-
ested in labor-saving farm machinery
should make it point to attend this
demonstration.
MISS Sarah e. Haynes, our efficient
linotype operator, who has been with
us Tor the past year will sever her
next week, having accept
ed position in Miami, Fla. Miss
Haynes has made many warm friends
here who will be sorry to see her
leave Manning.
We received last week the finest
bunch of Mules that ever came in our
stables. These mules we're bought on
cheap market, and we are going to
give this advantage to our customers.
Come in nov while the choosing is
good
TIL ETEIOr AS LIVE STOCK CO.
Soldier Jake Williams, son of Mr..
and Mrs. S. G. Williams OF Manning,
was killed in action in France on Nov.
9th. He belonged to the Cheraw
company who took such n glorious
part IN the battle of Argonnc forest
and where so many of Americas fin
SN ft%iNt viz oupiS TO make
the world safe to live in Mr.. Williams
was CT, of Manning's finest young
men, and the 'bereaved family have the
slncercst sympathy or the entire
county for the loss Of this son and
brother, who gave his life for his
country.
Mr.. Carey Smith, proprietor of The
Fastime Theatre has made arrange
mcnts with the Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs Of South Carolina to play
the big feature picture, "Amerca's
Answer The picture will be under the
supervision Of the Civic League of
Manning. The picture will be shown
on Friday night, Dec. goth. This PIC
turc was made by the United States
government and shows the battlefront
or France. A good attendance is GER
tain to be at this production.
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