The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1918-03-06
Fancy Grape Fruit
3 for Csc
3. B. BREEDIN'S
Pure Food Grocery

Pure Food Grocery
Can pay $11 20 per long ton or SOC
per 100 for mixed scrap iron free OF
wood. Bring in quick while price
lasts.
WEINBERG GROCERY.
Major Clarendon Barron and Major
Johnson of Camp jackson spen, last
Thursday and Friday as the guests
of Mr.. S. w. Barron.
Misses Annie and Rounette Hirsch-
mann and Messrs. Leon Burgess and
Dudley Plylcr attended dance in
Summerton Friday night.
Lieut.. Sprott of Fort Pike has been
visiting his father, Mr.. w. T. P.
Sprott at Foreston. Lieut.. Srrott
and Miss Heron of Bishopville were
married yesterday.
Messrs. Stewart Harvin, Bertram
Weinberg, Cough Thomas and AL
phonso Rigby left here Saturday for
Detroit, where they went to driv.,
Buick automobiles back.
Straycd or Stolen-One a-bitten,
bob-tailed pointer bitch, about two
years old, right ear split. Ten dol
lars reward for recovery Of dog, or in
formation leading to recovery of
same. Peter Scurry, Brogdon, S. C.
Died last Sunday at his home in
New Zion, Mr.. Pat Hardy. The de-
ceased was one of Ciarendon's best
citizens, an extensive planter and
good business man. We extern! aur
sympathy to the bereavcd family.
"aving procured the County Agcn-
'cy for the Piedmont Motor Cars, l
will have a car in Manning on the
l tn and 18th inst. See the Piedmont
before buying a car. Demonstration
free.
j. r. Barron.
In another column we carry an ad-
vertisement for A. j. Ard Of Sumter.
He is Sumter's leading plumber and
it may be to your advantage to get
his figures before you let out that
job of plumbing.
IobhSSo DARN FlucS Wy e are IN Il
position to sell you flues for less
money than anyone else.
f. C. Thomas.
The Black River Cypress Co., at
Gable, s., G., want good patriotic la
borcrs who are willing to do their
share toward winning the war. Gable
has extra convcnienceS over the or
dInary lumber towns. Those who are
interested can get full information by
applying in person to the Black Riv-
er Cypress Co., office Gable, S. G..
| will offer for sale at my stable
one 3-4 grade Guernsey Heifer with
young calf which I consider a splen-
did prospect for excellent mixer, also
few sows and young pigs for sale
+. G. THOMAS
Mr.. M. a. Wright of Columbia has
been secured to address the white
teachers here Saturday. Besides the
address various matters of interest
will come up for discussion. A full
attendance is desired.
The letter from "Taxpayer" in an
other column, nominating a ticket for
''eSOi 1liN aiicl Illcll 10 serve lnc Town,
seems to be a good one and one that
will very likely meet the approval of
the voters, as they are good, sound
business men, and should give our
town first class administration.
Mr.. II. d. DuBrow has returned
from the Northern markets where he
had been purchasing his spring and
summer stock. The new goods are
coming in daily and he invites your
inspection of the same.
Misses Annie and Rounettc Hirsch-
man entertained the young folks
last Thursday evening with Red
Cross Tea. Music and games were
enjoyed during the evening, and an
interesting "Red Cross Contest" was
held, the prize being won by Mr.
Briggs from Summcrton. Delightful
refreshments were served, after which
they all contributed their share to-
ward the Red Cross. Eight dollars
was raised, this being the largest
amount collected from any of the
Teas.
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