The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-02-26

Misses Augusta and Matte Appelt
attended the spring opening Of Whit
covers department store, Darlington,
last Thursday.
Evergreen Lawn Grass Seed, the
| best that grows. Dickson's Drug
| Store.
Miss Corime Barfield has returned
home from Atlanta whore she has
been taking course in Red Cross
work.
For Sale-One fine SOW and seven
pigs. Apply to H. 7. Hodge, Fores-
Miss Shoemaker of Baltimore has
arrived in the city and Will assist Miss
Weaver this season at The Ladies
Shop.
See our big stock of Guano Spread
ers, Cultivators. Now is the time to
get ready for that good crop. We
have the machinery to help you make
it. The Thomas Live Stock Co.
Miss Mary Harvin will be with
Miss Weaver for the coming season
where she will be glad to greet her
many friends.
For Sale-ilouse and lot occupied
by j. l.. Wells, Apply
! Charlton DuRant,
-ot-c. Attorney
The Rummage Sale held by the
Civic League for the past two Sat
urdays netted the neat sum of forty
dollars. This amount will be used
for current expenses.
Lieutenant James Nj. Sprott, who
has been at the battle front, has ar
rived safely in New York, and will be
stationed at TT. Meade. Lieutenant
Sprott is son of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Sprott of Manning.
Mr.. R: ]. Burkett, the well-known
automobile man of Sumter, has secur-
ed the agency in this territory for the
famous Auburn Six Read his an
nouncement on another page.
Miss Fannie Weaver will have hel
formal opening on Thursday, March
9th. A short program will be show,
at The Pastimc Theatre after whic!
stock will open for inspection in tho
room next door.
Lus;--Two milch COWS. One spotted
COW with star in face; one cream col
ored with tip Of horns sawed off
Finder will please notify Alex John.
son, Jordan, S. G., care Of J. w
SprOtt.--lt-c.
A mass meeting will be held in the
Court House Thursday night at s
O'Clock, by the citizens of Manning
Major Loring Lee, a civil engineer OF
wide reputation will be present anc
address the citizens. He will lay be.
fore them the approximate cost oi
paving Main street and Depot street
All the citizens are asked to be pres
cnt especially those owning property
along the proposed line of street pav.
ing. 1t is the intention of Major Lee
to have with him paving contrac ,ol
who will be able to give the citizens
much practical information. 1t is tt
be hoped there will be large crow,
present for if there is one thing
Manning needs it is paved streets.
w. c. Davis, chairman, f. j. Brown
A. |. Barron, |. |. Applet, Manning
and G.. II. Davis, Summerton hav,
been appointed as county commit
tee to have entire charge of cam.
paign for the holding Of cotton fol
80 cents, and reduction in cottor
acreag" of thirty three and one -thirc
per cent. also the reduction of com.
me"rlH! fertilizer fifty per cent. Next
Friday is pledge day.
For thirty days The Clarendon Rol.
!"r Flour Mills will sell to farmers
ami families one hundred barrels OF
Pride of Clarendon Flour at SIT .5t
for plain and $1,000 for self-risinp
per barrel
This -four will be made from tn,
very choicest wheat grown i'm vii.
iamsburg, Clarendon and Sumte,
counties and will be sold to purchas.
crs in lots Of onc-half to two barrels
at the above prices.
Clarendon Roller Flour Mills.