The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, July 24, 1918, Image 4
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HOT!
He cros
Jpounds of tol
pile brought
To the
I wish aga:
am still in th(
Manning. I thi
lish this fact.
that was ever r
same kind of t<
000 pounds of t
Sare going somi
winter in Virgi
this average ev<
Now, Mr. 4
for lo these ma
compensation f
At last the coi
some one else t
real owner. Tr
Millsap & Gee
J. S. Tobias .
Cothran & Chi
J. E. Millsap .
Millsap & Burt
Justice &Tuc]
L. M. Justice .
Tobias & Murr
L. R. Odom &
H. L. Tucker,
German Jones
} d Goodman
W. J. Tucker
Lawrence Scot
, J Whack & Justi
R. D.C
THE M)
1I. APPELT_..........
F. M. SHOPE......._.....
PUBLISH
MANNIN
Is John Barleyco
to be interned for the
Too much truth-I
Truth, like many othe
in Germany.
Kerensky likens
His symbolic disorder
which so well represei
Time was when
lavndry affairs and
porch parties and las
an imiprovement or a
'Our laboratories
and chemicals which i
*Germany. And the pr
names, too.
The door of the
Nights opened to the
door of victory for t
"Wheat, and more wh
If the "bone dry"
*will lose $300,000,000i
save $600,000,000 in
should be put into thri
or lose?
W A service to dis
American fighting fc
When one is three t
would be interestingi
Neighbor Jones' yell o
"Mr. Blease, havil
*dent Wilson" is now a,
.Now, what do you kn<
.alhowcan it be?
sed No Man's Land and establisi
acco for the neat sum of $737f
forty-five.
Tobacco Grower
n to remind you of the fact that I
Tobacco Warehouse business in
nk the above head lines will estab
[ think I made the best sale today
riade on this market before for the
)bacco. When you sell around 22,-'
Dbacco at an average of $33.40, you
3. We had lots of good sales last
nia, but I do not recall surpassing
,n for Virginia tobacco.
3rower, you have waited patiently
iy years to get a just and equitable
or. the product of your honest toil.
v that you have been feeding for
o milk has come home to keep her
e milk maid no longer returns With
>rge ------.-.510 45 $229.50
308 40 123.20
idress -- 416 40 166.40
------396 40 158.40
ess ... ....340 40 136.00
cer _----....544 39 212.16
---------896 39 349.44
ay --.._ __256 39 99.84
Scott ---._ 182 39 70.98
.--.-- 120 39 46.80
--------..494 39 192.66
----- 100 38 38.00
-.-- - 154 38 58.52
t .---.--- 184 38 69.92
ce ---- --__342 37 126.54
ENTR2
:OTHRAN, Prop
kNNING TIMES
-------------------------------Editor
------------------------Business Manager
ED EVERY WEDNESDAY.
G, S. C., JULY 24, 1918
e'n an alien enemy? He seems likely
duration of the war.
elling cost Von Kuehlmann his job.
r commodities, is strictly conserved
the Russian nation to a "sick man."
must be colic, as we know nothing
its internal dissensions.
the calico dress took part only in
dishwashings. Now it appears at
vn fetes in exclusive circles. Is this
retrogression?
are successfully making many drugs
ye formerly could procure only from
ducts are receiving good American
-W-S
treasure chamber in tnie Arabian
name of the grain "Sesame." The
he allies will open to the words
eat ! American wheat !"
-W-S-S
amendment passes, the government
n revenue taxes. But the public will*
irinks. If the price of the dIrinks
ft stamp~s will the government make
-W-S-S
tribute neighborhood news to the
rces abroad has been organized.
hiousand miles away from home it
:o know even what has happened to
w dog.
-W-s-s
ag professed full allegiance to Presi
~cepted by some as a loyal American.
)w about that? Rlasne snot disloy
iT "ov
ted the best line yet made
.78. He averaged'$33.40
s of Clarendo
an empty bucket. Come
good things that Cothran
the Central Warehouse.
your milk buckets and ha
will do the milking. You ji
I think our marlset is
all the time, as we are -c
day.
I want to remind the :
kill out their stems good.
each sale now with greer
cannot get the best resuli
And be certain and let you
curing. You can not cure
not have the weight or cc
this advice for the benef
B. B. Odom.
D. F. Tobias
Buck Blackwell
L. M. Justice
W. T. Tobias
Buck Blackwell
L. R. Odom,
J. E. Lee
Red Cross
Justice & Tucker
Rose & Millsap .
D. M. Strange
L. R. Odom & Scott
J. W. Richburg
Lawrence Scott
0
DEATH
Mrs. M. E. Walker Pased Away To
day at Noon
Mrs. M. E. Walker of this city, who
has for some time been in declining
health, died today at noon at the resi
dence of ,her daughter, Mrs. H. L.
Scarborough. The funeral will be
held from the residence of Mr. scar
borough on North Main street, tomor
row, Saturday, morning at ten o'clock
and the interment will be made in the
Manning cemetery, the funeral party
going by private conveyance through
the country.
Mrs. Walker was in her 70th year,
and for the past nine years has resid
ed in this city. She was twice mar
ried; the first time to MrE-Ickleberger
of Laurens, and the second time to
Mr. Walker of Manning, where she
made her home for some years before
coming to Sumter.
She leaves two daughters, Mrs.
Hf. L. scarborough and Mrs. P. M.
Parrott of this city, and two sons,
Mr. L. E. Walker of Asheville and
Mr. S. S. Walker of Charleston. For
many years she was a member of
the Presbyterian church, but upon
her moving to Manning she joined
the Baptist denomination with her
husband. She led an exemplary Chris
tian life, which will continue in the
memory of her many friends in this
city.-Sumter Item.
BLIND NEWS DEALER
LEAVES AN ODD WILL
Pittsburgh, Pa., Juzly 21.--Henry
C. Burns, a blind newsdlealer, died re
cently leaving $10,000, which he di
rectedl to be placed in trust until the
year 1990, 4vhen the interest will have
increased it to $175,000, and then to
be used in the erection of a home for
the aged. Mr. Burns served in the civil
war.
-W-S--S
LOADED PIPE EXPLODEs
MAN LOSES LBFT ARM
Alton, Ill., July 21.--ttempting to
explode a loaded ygas pipe without a
fuse cost Fred Denny, aged 25, a
Western Cartridge Company em
ployee, his leftrhand. lHe had sub-.
stituted a piece of paper lined with
powder for the fuse. He held the pipe
in his hand as ho applied a match to
the home-made fuse. The spark
traveled so rapidly it exploded the
charge before he could vay the pipe on
the ground. His hand was completely
blown off.
in the history of the Mani
floor scrap and all. He s<
n and Adjoini
aver and partake of the
has in store for you at
Come over and bring
ve them filled. Cothran
ist bring the cow.
getting a little stronger
limbing in prices every
Farmer to be certain and
We have lots of tobacco
t stems. You positively
s when this is the case.
r tobacco get ripe before
green tobacco. You will
or either. I am giving
it of new growers.
482 37 178.34
_210 37 77.70
_100 37 37.00
_300 36 108.00
200 36 72.00
130 36 46.80
---370 36 133.30
350 36 126.00
92 36 33.12
62 35 21.70
___320 35 112.00
--234 35 81.90
170 35 59.50
--- 370 35 129.50
-...128 . 35 44.80
AREI
You Ari
with the pri
your tobacoc
YOU WILl
witi
Clothing.
While we have enjoyed
have sopie attrac
Palm' Beadl
Worste ds,
Suits also conti
$1:
Take an inventory
your needs, then c<
You will be assure<
Reasonable.
The O'Doi
DHON4'E 87A
Tif"ift
T!ng Tobacco Market. Coti
)ld lots of tobacco at forty
ng Counties:
Manning is sharing up beau
co contributions from the diffe
patronize our market. Everg f
handful of tobacco, and in this
for the Red Cross, and nobody:
10 per cent of my gross earnin
the local Red Cross.
The war is looking better ea
are giving accoxunts of themse
ever live in history. We are all
Americans.
Leave home early this weel
the Central W'arehouse and get
ever got for the same tobacco I
Yours for the best, servic
Ed Goodman -- .----- ..._.12
B. L. Brister .-..- _----29E
Sprott & Terrell -.-...--1,73k
Wallace Davis '--.....-.....12(
J. C. Johnson _- _---._- 444
Willie Roberson -. - ...-31C
Primas Charles -.----- .38(
Rose & Millsap ------30(
J. C. Johnson -. - .-- 59E
Calvin Johnson ----------55
Belton Odom--------13f
D. W. DuRant .._. _--__ _-17E
C. L. Taylor -... -.--------- 9
L. R. Odom' &Scott - ...38(
Belton Odom ----------- 9
OUs]
Mannir
a Well P
ces you are ge
~, and
a BE WELL P1
1 our prices 01
and
'rents' Furni
a nice Spring and Summer
tive numbers in Men's and'
t and Cool Cic
8.50 to $12.50.
Our Showing of:
Cassimers arn
sins many desirable pattern
2.50 -to $25.00.
of your wearing apparel, m
>me here and let us supply t
I good Merchandise at Prii
inell Dry Goc
ron sold 21.809]
and one large "
tifully with tobac
rent farmers that
armer is giving a
way it counts up . .
aurt. I contribute ,
gs each Friday to j
Leh day. Our boys
ves that will for
proud that We are
and come over to
the best price you
Before.
e to be had,
34 41.48
34 101.32
34 590.921 ) w
34 40.801 Ii
I 34 150.96 1
34 105.40
34 129.20 (
33 99.00
33 197.34
33 182.16
33 45.54
32 56.96 1
32 31.36: .
31 117.80
31 30.38
- 41
[g, S. C.
eased
atting for
SEASED
shings
business, we still
r'oung Men's
th Suits,
Ld..Serge
s. Price,
ake a note'of
hiem.
::es that are
ids Co.
SUMTER, S. C.