The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1918-03-06
Magic Yeast Cakes
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3. 3. BREEDIN'S
Pure Food Grocery

A marriage Of much interest to this
community was solemnized in
Charleston last Friday. The contract
vile and Sergeant Jake Iseman, both
of Manning. The groom is we'll
known in business anG social circles,
though at present he is in Uncle
Sans army, and the bride is one of
our most attractive and popular
young ladies. We extend our con-
gratulations to both.
For Sale-A one and one-half
horsepower Fairbanks Gasoline En-
gine. This engine is in the best of
100 hours. Replacing it with an cleo
trio motor is the only reason for sell
ing: For full particulars apply at this
office
| On Sunday evening as Mr.. and Mrs.
D. Hirschman, Mrs. Sue Mcleod,
Misses Annie, Rounette and Pearle
Hirschmann and Mr.. Jake Mcleod
were returning from pleasure trip
to Sumter, they had bad smash-up.
The accident occurred just beyond the
railroad crossing, where there is
very broad and deep ditch. The
driver was looking for the train,
which was due at that time, and in
which promptly turned on its side and
literally rolled into the ditch. Mr..
l1lrschmann sustained broken shoul-
der, his being the only serious injury.
The other members of the party were
badly shaken up and bruisced but
were not hurt. Mr. Hirschmann is in
the Sumter Hospital, where he is re-
cupcrating from the accident To one
who saw the car, it seemed remark
able, that the accident did not result
much more seriously.
! Wanted-A responsible man to sell
Watkins Products in williamsburg
county. An opportunity to get into Il
profitable business of your own with
out investing one dollar in the goods
you sell. Must be able to furnish
team or auto and give personal bond
with two responsible suretics. Aprly
! to
w. e. REARDON,
Naming, S. G..
In about four and half months
+ the tobacco season will be on again
in this section. 1t is high time that
the people of Manning take some
steps to make this market stand sec
0nd or third in the tobacco belt of
South Carolina. The tobacco will be
: IN the c0unty--thc warehouses will be
here. With the proper co-operation
OF the merchants ad citizens of Man
nlng we believe that 90 per cent of
the tobacco raised in Clarendon coun-
ty can be sold in the Manning ware
houses. There are no better ware
N in, Il%n Al
! Il: ID. Clark and r. D. Cothran and
with the probable running of the
Glenn Warehouse, we believe that we
nave chance this year to get near
the top.
| some people argue that it is the
Warchouscmen's business to make a
pig market of tho tO,v:l. That NAV
pc 50, but the merchants should be
Just as vitally interested as the
warehouscmcn. Every dollar spent
in Manning keeps that dollar from
gong some place else. Every dollar
kept and spent in Clarendon county
ncips every person in the county i'm an
indirect way.
! The writer suggests the following
which to his point of view might ac-
complish some thing:
Let the tobacco warehousemen and
the merchants get together and form
an organization and formulate plans
1or systematic campaign to boost
/ this market.
let the supervisor get busy NOW
and put the roads in the tobacc O co,n
! try IN such shape that the people can
get load of tobacco to Manning. Let
ciVlc PRIDE dominate the energies Of
! inc people of Clarendon county for
the coming tobacco season.