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Tobacco is still highest market price I These prices mi H. Vaughn sold H. Vaughn sold Mrs. D. M. Roberson sold .. T. M. Carter sold ... G. M. Roberson sold .. .. G. M. Roberson sold -. ... R. W. Coker sold We advise you t For honest trea THE HOME OF HI( Dhe Manning Mmes. Publishes All County and Town Of fical Advertisements. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1917. FOR SALE-Shingles, Corn and oats. Manning Meat Market. Born to Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Smith, last week, a bouncing boy. Mr. Hugh Creecy and family are visiting in the up-country. WANTED-Four-foot wood. Man ning Light & Ice Co. -tf. Mr. A. I. Barron went to Columbia Monday on business. A few Wagons at the old price at Coffey & Rigby's. ?Mrs. Leon Weinberg has returned home from Pawley's Island. Mr. S. J. Smith and family have returned home from Myrtle Beach. Miss Corinne Barfield spent Sunday with friends in Charleston. A nice lot of Buggies just received at Coffey & Rigby's. Mrs. Gertrude Sistrunk returned home Monday from a short visit with friends in Orangeburg. We carry a complete line of Tyson & Jones, and Hackney Buggies, Har ness, Hackney and Piedmont Wagons, Adriance Mowers and Rakes and all Farm Implements. F. C. THOMAS. Pride of Clarendon Flour is certainly good Flour. You can get a 24 pound sack for $1.75 from, B. B. BREEDIN'S Pure Food Grocery COTH RA] You can not kec for the unusually hig and let Cothr'an get 3 that this condition woi as people engagedl in highest of high prices cope with and tobacc is behinld abouit 300,04 care of all that may c( to the Central Wared the smile of his list of way of electric lights, the Centr'aI Warehou N. L. Duflant sold1 N. L. D~uRaint sold JT. M. Lee sold .. .J. M. Lee sold--.... -- JT. D. Daniels sold1 J. HI. Burgess so1ld J1. HI. Buigess sold- --- D. C. Mason sold Mrs. Eva Player sol d C. M. Player sold ARK' selling high at Clark's Wai or every pile sold on our floo de during the last few day - 140 lbs. @ $28.00 F. D. Brown i .. 124 lbs. 28.50 R. W. Coker e .. 100 lbs. 30.00 M. G. Mellette . 286 lbs. 29.50 J. E. Tennant 234 lbs. 29.60 Solomon Johns . 582 lbs. 30.00 Tom Pressley 284 lbs. @ 34.00 R. T. Harringt o put the balance of your cry tment, fair dealing, and his '1H PRICES. Pay your subscription to The Times while money is plentiful with you. Be sure to see our buggies before buying elsewhere. Coffey & Rigby. St. Peter's Lodge, F. A. M. will hold a special communication meeting to night at 8 o'clock. H. I. Ellerbe, who has been at camp in Virgirnia, has been commissioned second lieutenant. Mr. Leard Huggins, proprietor of the 5-10-25c Store, left Sunday for New York to buy his fall stock. Buy a new wagon at last year's price. Coffey & Rigby. Miss Annie Strange, of Bishopville, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McElveen. P. H. Arrowsmith, Esq., of Lake City, was in Manning Monday argu ing a case before Judge Wilson. We have 5 nice mare Mules we will sell cheap. Come and see them. F. C. THOMAS, Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Thames of Davis Station are visiting relatives in Man ning. The friends of Mr. Ruthven Plwden will be glad to learn that he is im proving from his recent illness. We have 5 nice mare Mules we will sell cheap. Come and see them. F. C. THOMAS, Miss Katie Clark, who has been on a visit to her sister, Mrs. Louis Ap pelt,' has returned to her home in Columbia. Mr. andl Mrs. Rufus Geiger, of St. Matthewvs were the guests of the former's brothers, Drs. Charles and Frank Geiger, over Sunday. We carry a complete line of Tyson & Jones, and Hackney Buggies, Har ness, Hackney and Piedmont Wagons, Adriance Mowvers andl Rakes and all Farm Implements. F. C. THOMAS. T STILL STA p Cothran down w-nen it comn h prices paid for his tobacc< on the highest prices you ev ild prevail. Cothran feels goo other b)usiness. Just renmmb .Bring Cothran your good o man. Cothran's business )0 pounds. Bring him all th >me his way. Cothran will ta louse knows this and reward satisfied customers. -Come ov brick stables, etc. Bring C( se is easily headquarters. B - - 420 lbs3. @ $31.00 Cousar and M< ..238 Ib s. @i 30.50 Cousa r and M< ..- 460 lbs. @ 29.50 Willie Williar ... 456 lbs. @ 30.00 Harry Kelly .... 544 lb s. t 30.00 Matth is and -130 lbs. @ 30.00 Matthis and -- 426 lbs. @ 30.60 W. L. Gibbonm -- 712 lbs. @ 29.00 W. L. Gibbon -- 176 lbs. ~p33.60 V. B. Hlugginm --. 964 lbs. ~p35.00 W. S. Levine SCENTRS THE HOME OF rehouse. We have the same r. speak for themselves' and i ALL QPF OUR SELLERS I sold -- -- ---- 196 lbs. 31.00 told ------- -- 800 lbs.% . 40.00 sold - -- -. --. 534 Jbs.~ 29.00 sold - - - . - -- 156 lbs. 29.00 on sold -..-.-..434 lbs. 29.00 sold --- - - - 204 lbs. 29.50 on sold ---- -- ..770 lbs. 29.00 >p on sale as soon as possib hest market prices SELL W Clark's Make our place headquarters when you are in Manning. Coffey & Rigby. Miss Fannie Weaver left on Monday' for her home in Charlotte, N. C., where she will stay a few days before going to the Northern markets to purchase her Fall stock of millinery. Come to F. C. Thomas for Horses, Mules, Buggies, Wagons, Plows, Har ness, Mowers, Binders and Rakes, 'Riding and Walking Cultivators. The price to suit. We are always ready to serve the public. TIMBER-Upwards of one million feet upland and 50 to 100 acres in Santee Swamp at Rheoboth Church. C. D. Weeks, Newberry, S. C.-4t-36. B. B. Breedin has a unique display of Boscul coffee in his window. This display was arranged by Mr. F. L. Wolfe, who has the agency for this territory. The contract has been let to Mr. Charlie Harris to rebuild the Metho dist church at Wilson Mills. This church was destroyed by lightning a fcw months ago. When you are in need of Auto Supplies come and see us. Our stock is as big as any place and the prices are right. , Free air station. Harvin Motor Co., Phone No. 6. Dr. A. S. Todd, who has been the local registrar of vital statistics for Manning and Manning Township, has recently had Santee Township added to his territory. All births and deaths in that Township should be promptly reported to Dr. Todd at his residence or at Dr. C. B. Geiger's office, where he wvill make his headquarters. Yes, we have Heinz's Pure Apple Cider Vinegar 50e Gal. Cost mnore than ordinary Vinegar but get it from B. B. BREEDIN'S Pure Food Grocery NDS AT TH: es to getting thc highest d( a this year. Out of last yea: er got before. Remember' t dl over your good fortune. er that he is in a position t< tobacco and get the benefit < is growing rapidly. Cothrt e tobacco you can this wee 1k, prize, and p~ull until the s Cothran's efforts by cominj er in the cool of the evening ith ran 300,000 pounds this y~ elow we give a few of the pri ~Cutchen sold --... 602 lbs. @ 28.50 Cutchen sold1 -- ... 692 lbs. @ 29.00 is sold----- -...312 lbs' 29.00 sold---------.250 lbs. Cp2).00 VWoody sold - - ~- 444 lbs. 28.00 Mdoodly sold .. - - 360 lbs. @ 29.00 i sold--------- -.838 lbs. @ 28.00 s sold--------.924 lbs. 28.50 sold--------....244. lbs. @ 29.00 sold ------- -.-.282 lbs. 20.60 Yours for high pri AL WAREH( H1GH PRIL S full crowd of experienced bi ;how why ARE HIGHLY PLEASED. F. D. Brown sold .12 F. D. Brown sold .140 W. L. Daney sold .87 J., M. Smith sold . --270. G. C. Beatson sold -....280 Chas. Dixon sold ..708 Belton Baker sold-------976 le. You are now sure of 1 ITH CLARK. Ware ho' Come to F. C. Thomas for Horses, Mules, Buggies, Wagons, Plows, Har ness, Mowers, Binders and Rakes, Riding and Walking Cultivators. The price to suit., We are always ready to serve the public. Kindly send all renewals and sub scriptions for The Charleston Ameri can to Miss Rounette Hirsch san, Manning, S. C. LOST-Between Maning and Pax yile or Paxville and Sumter by Tin dal station a Ford Tire and Rim. Return to Harvin Motor Co., and re ceive reward. Have just been notified that a large car of Keystone lime was shipped to me on yesterday, hich should arrive this week. W. P. LEGG. Those being accepted in the second training camp from Manning are: A. C. Davis, Jesse Sprott, Taylor Stukes and Ingram Wilson. These boys will report at camp on the 27th of this month. R. A. White has been re-elected Dis trict Grand Director of his lodge to serve another two-year term. This makes fifteen years he has held this position and his re-election is an en dorsement of his good and competent work. All persons that subscribed to fix ing the road near Midway are re quested to meet at the Court House Friday afternoon at 6 o'clock to see what disposition to make of the money. Dr. Sam Kellett, the popular phar macist at Zeigler's Pharmacy left Sat urday for Fountain Inn to spend a few days vacation. Dxr. Kellett is be. ng relieved by Mr. Rankin of Greeley ville. '.Ve have been requested to an nounce that Rev. E. M. Lightfoot, pastor of the Manning Baptist church, will be back to conduet the regular services here next Sunday. Do you want a milqh cow? If 'you do, F. C. Thomas can suit you in price and quality. Twenty-five splendid milkers--from two to four gallon cows if handled and fed right. Come to Bloomville and look them over.-35. B TOP WRU llar. Every tobdeco grower c's ruin we have been given i hat Cothran told you thro uj Do not grumble or curse til > know a little about toboccc >f his experience. When it c n wants half the tobacco tli k and help him catch up. highest dolair is reached ei r week after week. Always~ < and spend the night. .-The U eek. Manning still stands ces made during the past fe V. S. Evans sold-------.. .. .562 R. L. Beard so1(1....-....-..-..172 WV. J. Daniels sold-...-...-....-..368 W. J1. Daniels so1(1....-....-.-.428 WV. J. Daniels sold-...-...-...-...150 Jas. McCray sok0 ...-......---274 W. A. Beard sold-...............778 W. A. Beard sold------ ..-.748 R. L. Goings sold..-......-....610 J. W. Jackson sold-------.112 ces and best service. )USE, nacr iyers who keep conpetition k >s. 31.50 F. D. Brown sold bs. 80.00 F. D. Brown sold 0 B. L. DuBose sold 3 30.00 John Bradham sold has. 30.00 09'63 @0s 93p ;-' bs. 29.00 STRONG MARKET AND I We have just received another shipment Hildick's Apple Juice 30c Qt. at B. B. BREEDIN'S Pure Food Grocery We had a very pleasant call'from Mr. H. Y. Worsham of Lake City last week. Mr. Worsham is a progressive farmer a'nd is now reaping the bene fit o fhigh price tobacco. LOST-A pair of Glasses between Manning and the home of John Deas on the Summerton road. These glasses were in the original mail package never having been opened and were addressed to John Deas. A reward of $1.00 will be paid for their return to this office. Married in tle Baptist church at "Winnsboro, S. C., Sunday, Apgust 5, 1917, at 12 o'clock, Mr. H. K. Tobias, son of Mr. and Mrs.. S. R. Tobias of Clarendon County to Miss Sue W. Smith, daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. James Smith of Winnsboro. Miss Smith was a very popular young lady of Winnsboro, while the groom was a popular young man of Denver, Colo., where he holds a very responsible po sition with the St. Clair Refining Co. The happy couple left shortly after the ceremony for Denver, where they will make their future home. Dwight-Long. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Jamison Dwight invite you to be present at the marriage of their daughter, Sarah, to Mr. Otto Langdon Long on Thurs day afternoon, August 23, at 5 o'clock, Richland Presbyterian Church, East over, South Carolina.' Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted J. E. ARANT, PH. G. Optometrist, MANNING, s. C. NG ON H IGI in Clarendon County should b golden harvest. Bring you nh the County papers six an< e warehouseman-he is hum. and its value and that he a o>mes to judging good .toback at is sold in Manning and shi Cothran has plenty of floor s: cry lot placed on his floor. Ev ~ome to Cothran's sales wher entral Warehouse has good r, i the top rung of high prices w days: lbs. @ 20.00 J. W. Jackson sold .. lbs. @ 28.50 *W. S. Samuel sold. lbs. ~2J28.50 E. H. Clark sold .. lbs. 28.00 E. E. McCord sold lbs. @ 30.00 Lw lbs. 28.00 oarnce Mc~iaddin lbs. @ 35.00 M.. J. Morris sold. lbs. @ 40.00 M. J. Morris sold 1bs. cp23.00 HI. B. Hlarrington 801 lbs. 29.00 J. D. Daniels sold - AN, Proprietor. aen -and get the very 94 lb. @ 82.60 - 74 lbs. @ , 81.00 , -- -.00 lbs. @ 80.00 $10 tbs. @ 80.00 HIGHEST PRICES MANNING, S. C. VEW RED CROSS SUBSCRIPTION New Zion..i Wm. D. Fleming s-_-- ..-. 50 Manning, R. F. D. [Ave Oak Sunday School, J. C. Johnson, Supt...........30 Services at the Methodist Church. Manning Methodist Church, Dr. Watson B. Duncan, .Pastor, Sunday School at 10 A. M., Mr. Ioseph Sprott, Supe.rintendent. Men's Bible Class at same houi' Econ. Charlton DuRant, Teacher. Preaching at 11 A. M. and .$:8 P. M., by the Pastor. Morning Subject: "The Church and the Keys of the Kingdom." Evening Subject: "The Greatness >f Our Salvation." Epworth League at 1:30 P. M., Mis Margaret Wilson, President. - Prayer Service on Thursday At P. M., followed by the Teacher-Train ing Class. Public cordially invited to all' ser Aces. NOTICE. Parties having wheat with smut, M t are notified that before it can be nilled 'it will be necessary to was the smut out. Clarendon Roller Flour Mills. Mr. T. F. Coffey left last night for'" Pt. Louis, where he will purchase an arload of horses and mules for the' Coffey & Rigby stables. The stock will arrive next week. Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up Syte The Old Standard general strengthening tonic GRtOV1r8 TASTESS chill TrONIC. drives out Malarla,esrlches the blood,andl buildsup the sr temn. A true tonic. For adults and children. 0 Why do without that Cocoanut Pie or :Cake when you can get Baker's Canned Cocoanut (with the milk) for 12c a can at ; B. B. BREEDIN'S Pure Food Grocery I PRICES. e grateful to his maker r tobacco to Manning eighteen months ago in and just as honest ' lways tries to get the o Cothran can easily puld have it. Cothran iace now and can take ery farmer that comes iin Mannin~g and see ccommodations in the in South Carolina and ---------..150lb.@80 " ---.-- 376lb.@ 80 iold -.. ... 284lb.@ 20 ---------...54 lb.525 ' ~..---852lbs. @ 50 ----------76lbs. 28