Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Sell Y CLI Prices have kept up since < $10,282.6Q for an Pressley and White -.--,440 J. M. Driggers -- -----.-.--352 J. M. Driggers -- -- ----250 Galloway and Conyers --316 L. M. Galloway -- ------240 Galloway and Plowden --170 J. C. Dennis -- --------.4030 Manning is a tobacco mar Sell 3( The Home of Hig Dr. J. Published Every Wednesday Mr. A -_-_visitor WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1920 of the v Mr. 'I Miss Isabelle Smith has returned St. Lou from a visit to friends in Cameron. Car of s Mr. C. A. McFaddin returned home Mrs from Glenn Springs Monday night. Miss G tives ir Miss Cammie Burgess is visiting re- Mr. latives here. home Miss Lucy Johnson is visitingYo. friends in Alcolu. Dr. Miss Pauline Williams has returned et home after a visit to Miss Ruth Smith. it(1 Miss Born to Mr. and Mrs. HI. J. Bomar Rhamec in Spartanburg on July 24, n son. tive gu Miss Ruth Bannister of Holly Hill. is visiting Mrs. W. M. Brockington. -~ Miss Ruth Wilkins of North Caro- visitini lina is visiting her grandfather, Mr. West. E. L. Wilkins.'__ The: Miss Rose Ehrich and Henry here Thomas of Georgetown spent the O'clocl. wveek-end with Mrs. Leon Weinberg. tei1. Mr. and Mrs. James Harrison have Mr. m1oved to Manning, wvhere Mr. Hiarri. gretta son will open an electrical business. 5t e Miss Annie D. Keller and Miss. Martha Keller are visiting Mrs. Ed- Mia wardl Tindal. le Mr. and Mrs. Austin Smith have ernl n gone to St. Matthews to make their Th< home. the1 Mrs. D. S. Goick of Charleston is ball the guest of her nephew, Mr. A. J. to 2. Tindal near Manning'.M three Everything for making g good pickle can be had at ci'cl B. B. BREED)IN'S Ma"j Pure Food Grocery hona My Eyes SEE ARA THE OP our Toba I RK'S ur high opening of a week ago and yeste Average Some sales made a bs. @ $51.00 Plowden and I Tbs. @ 52.00 Plowden and ' Tbs. @ 53.00 W. 0. Hodge bs. @ 50.00 J. S. Tobias . Ibs. @ 55.00 H. H. Bradhai tbs. @ 53.00 Eli Coe . Ibs. @ 43,70 T. A. Bradhai ket second to none and at Clark's Wareh in Manninqj IARK'S h Prices E. Arant has returned from -. trip to Philadelphia. The Secret of aron Abrams was a business o Ne* York the early part Why Some \Vome 'eek-. and Others Loo . F. Coffey left last night for The old-fashioned is, where he will purchase a hotisom4',i 11uumnes Won tock for Coffey and Rigby. )(41- t E all (lily. ltet. IInSlgiI) N. D. Thames and daughter, aches anuliiiuniatisir race, are the guests of rela- come front the ol-tim Augusta, Ga. And it Isn't neessr B. L. Huggins has returned th~ tuioiilyi 'rom a business trip to New :gt hv a V. Rott H-arvin has movedi into 1C2(otlsints Thev old-fshin e i ~c houseor k aktelis wTit oftollhelre t r r ime. - e ia - -ao mit able t an obs al da. his ned, filhi ~ atow of th oi fildsin he s n rheumF~ay as n comh-o roml he l-irt - ruiAn . It is 'takeessarl ~e illbe ga e o baebal mollo deco ncal in beteenManin an Su- lea way moay yu night. had %l soft waystholetne WoaSn benst -o a. LNo h e Shop wee m rrid i Kig-HEol t wlork weill thie lastWedesda afernon. hey Tirrin with o a .stk sihe, win hh a justncom. d'y. Cix ' ok Janie---nnettoand MissrAlice of Honiy Hi Bll, are the atrm fate- u Irce art of tiss Isaela frTheo rth- 111.W Tre s. rk W. tarrospenttlaattFries join a partyCo oindmagnatesh M:atoning tbacoi bfiedsm plaedcl ein e wille tea a game of basenere ruerstaudaytrno adwo 4.3~ A Mse ; Cecile Claknisntainin hsptaunm-aet atteractNewa nd gils MrmMnig-n i b geuga. Shpawr married pat hisg 11crguets ae Mss Mrgaet s Lenra garme rs hvo ben pannei in ther toimcpt way ptona 1'.lean 0y -o sn - - ' ~ You rs Co' arve to r tnun~tflrn2Utft 'u~t. Th s member ful class at al uleat givean 0aty -al'se -rThseinjying 'takeo Folow i ti( M tions 'nt Clan Mis Virgini Nc, oldhard orotiw Pasune o n CCO 11 WA R rday's (Tuesday's) sale was the stror Price of 3( t Clark's during the past few days: Iunter - -512 lbs. @ 53.00 amuel -- .510 lbs. @ 52.00 -----316 lbs. @ 48.00 ------216 lbs. @ 49.00 n ------190 lbs. @ 49.00 - --------62 lbs. @ 50.00 n-- ------172 lbs. @ 52.00 use you get the best possible service WAREI Harold Bell fell from a trueli Friday coming from Tindal's mill 'Beuty and was run over. However, h juries are not serious and he . Look Old again. k Yoing Mr. C. E. Windham who re opened up an automomile pa ay of doing business here has turned out en old before splendid work and he seems to lending ovcr his hands full at present. -ubbing clothes hasil, back are sur- to The Woman's Missionary Soci wilh tu. the Presbyterian church will m . Ylo can (10 the home of Mrs. E. S. Erv I ,-easier and afternoon, July 30th at six o'clo< e1 easy t2lean mnembers are urged to attendl. lean aay Mrs. M. S. Brown, Sc ito 4 % gal- - 50oap dISSOlve'. Mrs. Baker Hayneswvorth an< or to minutes, Belva H~aynesworth of Floren inse, hlue and rived Saturday andl are gue: ~fo olya ew Mayor and Mrs. W. C. Davis fotrolie a rwIaynesworth spent the week-e1 rIs sterasl,. returned home Monday. Mrs. i clothes. nesworth is quite an attractive hurt the fabrio. matron an~d is pleasantly remi 'to get the dirt ed here as Miss Maggie Ilnggi aansoap0(1 gocs -- 1lparticles and Miss Belle Gardner is now assistance. ,Northerni markets selecting a i s the coarsest of women's anti misses' readly-i s.et. without for Alderman's. Miss Gardn D"" i"si"t ofa been instructed by her firm t< neither pains nor expenlse in a use Inhot1r the most complete, up-to-dai t. It isa- most reasonably priced line of iways doesA tihe to-wear that has ever been bro huld ever he this part of the state. n who has ever r he without it. stice ho0w differ- hm::::2::2ttit mornm othe,' snaps it -works, tool ,ogan of Charles y andl Saturday interest of his I banish in an -t smile when I see ,who has been illI ner, the matCh, an and confined in a ness of men. A m has returned to o etrsils e to be out again. rbte stll sn ~vhohas eld greedy tongues h1 udeof Probate's B R ,ad'mh year, leaves today I watch With glee with the Manning embers. I am KI Let us prlotcC tglen entertainedi LOSE YOUR HC l spici diner1 BE PROTECTE] mill pond Friday. I PLE ARE WITI fair were, Miss - EXCUSET FORGi , Miss Marjorie 1)ONT I)ELAY nie Bradham, Miss I)i inson of Bennetts.. .7 in Alma Bradham, Richardson. M a -nh Seal Brand most refresh rui ever' tasted. S. W. BAlI i1 Groner .mttitttitttttttttt~tt*U1tit E0~ 4anni igest yet. That break of ).41 Eli Coe January Gibson- - M. C. Hodge P. M. Bochette - J. H. McBride- -- J. 0. Lowder A. A. Haley- - . and attention. t CLARI IOUSE R. D. CL last COUNTY CAMPAIGN MEW pond is in- Turbeville, Thursday, Augu s out Gable, Thursday, August 5, at 8 New Zion, Friday, August 6tl colu, Friday, August 6 at 8 eently Paxville, Tuesday, August 17th. inting woo(l, Wednesday, August some Summerton, Thursday, August have Manning, Friday, August 20th. -o ety of CANDIDATES, ArENTIO ety oo eet at All candidates for County Of kriday the approaching Democratic F k. All elections are hereby notified t1 time for filing pledges andl . assessments will expire at 12 I isnoon of Wednfesdafy, August 4, c Hiss By order of the Democratic sts f tive Committec. Oie 'ra .Mr' S ountO'yhi id and F. P. Burgeras, Secretary. ha- July 27, 1920. ember-0 nNOT A CAND)IDATE all line Manning, July !.4th, ~o--wear I wish to thank my friends; er has fit to propose me as a candi< spare the House of Representatives, ecuring app~reciate the kind expressiol e and numerous friends throught ready- County who have offered me ti ught to port. I am and wvill always b interested in the politics and the Great hour the work of years. I p eglected piles of rubbish. I d helpmate, the cigarette stul little spark tossed by the he< 1e cotton lint or excelsior gi' ck up the handiwork of mci ipy. And when they have i the charred chimneys rising NG, and when I start, let all t you against the great destr< >USE OR BUSINESS BY F D BY INSURANCE OR W( I A SMALL AMOUNT OF DTTro INCREASE MY INS -SEE US TrODAY-TOMO E INSURE ANYTHING A( ig Realty & PIIONE 214 IRNManning, S. ...........m Emmmmmtt l ISE 33,732 pounds brought -. 80 tbs. @ 57.00 ..54 lbs. @ 54.00 240 lbs. @ 48.00 - -40 lbs. @ 54.00 -_410 tbs. @ 55.00 -654 lbs. @ 49.00 . -_60 lbs. @ 55.00 ('S IRK, Proprietor lING of Clarendon County, and regret ex ceedingly that for business and pro st 5th fessional reasons I cannot at this time P M.* in fairness to myself give up the time * Al- necessary to make the race and serve > M. if elected. Having only recently given Pine: about two years of my time to nation 18th . al duties, I feel sure that my friends 19th will appreciate the fact that my duty -30-3t. to my business associates and to my professional aspirations make it, at N' present, imperative tnat I devote all of my time to my profession, and, therefore, I will not be a candidate in ices in the coming election. rimary 11. 1. ELLERBE. iat the paying - o'clock NOTICE TO CREDITORS 1920. ___ Execu All persons having claims against the Estate of .J. E. Richbourg, deceas Sod, wvill present them (duly attested, and those oweing said estate will 1t make payment to the undlersignedl, 'qualified Executor of the said Estate. .J. W. Richbourg, Executor. West Palm Beach, Fin., July 26th, 1920. 1920. 30-2t-e vho saw late for 1 also We are exclusive agents of my for Klim milk in Manning. eir suv B. B. BREEDIN'S efae Pure Food Grocery Destroyer ! ay nothing-but take all. I wink my eye at my side part . I put my faith in the careless dless into a pile of paper scrap, res me my start, and then my . It is then I BURN, BURN, ught me and I have conqueredl like sepulchres above dying men tremble, for I am FIRE. >yer' FIRE. IF YOU SHOULD IRE TONIGHT WOULD YOU )ULD YOU BE AS MOST PEO INSURANCE AND THE OLD JRANCE. RROW MAY BE TOO LATE AINST EVERYTHING Insurance Co. JOHN C. BAGNAL