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Published Every Wednesday WE1DNESDAY. SEP'TEMBER'15. Mr. J. II. Ligby left Sunday for the northern makets. Capt. and 3Mrs. H1. 1. Ellerbe are in Charleston visiting relatives. 3iessrs Harry iff,1 Morris and Ben Ness spent Mollay In Charleston. Mr. Cha rli e Rigby has purchased the Wilcox hoimle place from Mlr. Van Evans. Mvir .and Mrs. V. G. N ing have re turned home after <pImiling the sum mer away. Mrs. Clyer .evi (f Rutherferton, N. C., visited th :.e mle of Mrs. EIlien Ise man last weel.. Mr. Joseph Dickson is out, again after being ctiniled to his bed several days wi;th fever. Mood Brunilmoll colored, was fined $20.00 last Saturday for shooting sqluirrel( before the season opens. MI. Franik haugg ins has accepted a position inl thw tore (of Mrl. J. H1. Rigby. Monday was Jewish New Year. All of the Ilebrew stores were closed on that day. Dr. ). 1. StaInaker has moved into the home (if Ir. ). M. Bradham on Brooks Street. The Pastime Theatre will he sold next Friday at public sale by the sheriff. The mortgage heing held by the Bank of Manning. Mrs. E. C. Alsbrook will reopen the College Preparatory School at 9 o'clock next Monday morning. The congregation of the Manning Presbyterian church have orderedi a pipe organ for the church at a cost of $5,550. Mrs. Inez Thanies eft yesterday for Florence -where she went to attend the marriage of her son. Preston Thanies, Jr. Mr. Oliver O'Bryan lft yesterday for Saluda where he will join his family, and they will return home in a few days. The Twentieth Century Mother's will meet in uppe(r jury room in court house, Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock. Mrs. .1. E. Arant, Secretary. I. L IILI[ILJUUDI IL -L for l'lt IT In the card from Mr. W. E. Fleming in last week's Times, Union was omit ted which should have been publish ed. Fire was discovered oil the roof of of the home <if Mr. Carlisle Bradham iast saturday. The fire (epartment responded and extinguished the blaze with little damage. Air. Taylor 11. Stukes, who has been practicing law in Charleston, has de cided to return to his native home and is now a partner to J. A. Weinberg, E;sqi. 'I'he only centest for county offices im yesterday's election was for sheriff. Air. J. Edward Gamble defeating Mr. E. R. I'lowden by approximately 275 votes. Mr. T. B. Alims and Dir. 1. L. Bax ley of Pinewood were in Manning yes terday seeing the finisning touches on the recent election for the annexation of Pinewood to sumter put on by the election coniimu-ssioners. T'he Civic League will meet in the Court Ilouse Alonday afterIoon, Sep tember 20th at. four o'clock. This will he the first meeting since the sum mer vacation, and many interesting topics will be di: 'cussed. Please every body make a special effort to attenld. Alisses Marie Wells, Mary Metropol, Bernice and EIstelle Allsbrooks and Catherine Arant- left Friday to ent the Freshman Class, and Miss Edna Hoger to enter the Sophomore Class in Future Cott If you want to buy in units of ten bales o for free booklet of va ruies of trade. Letter on probable i and grains sent free u MARTIN AN Cotton 81 Broad Street Members Amei'ican Cc Member Cl< For personal intervi< State representative, EDMUND 1514 Sumter Street Long Distan< ge Brothers Motor Car is1 long life and endluranee. fine enamel finish, for insti ract ically indlestruIctible, anid I requires mire than a nling andl polishing to restor' .nal lustre. ;asoltine consumion ll is unuiisuilyV I 'het ire' ileag.e is unulsuiah. high. J. H. McCOLLUM, Sumter, S. C. zI. V . Winthrop College for the term 1920- 1 1921. Tihe County Board of Registrars is arranging to have a special nimting on Friday, the 20th inst., at the Court House. The object of this iieeting is to give the women of the county an op portunity to register so that they may vote in Noveniber. To the Voters of Clarendon County: I take this occasion to thank each one of you for your support in the first primary. The vote you gave ine was a complimentary one, and. may my conduct express to you my appre eiation. 1. C. Curtis. NQTICE. Misses Chandler have moved their Millinery business from McCollum Bros. store up stairs to the formally Cut tino & McKnight Grocery store No. 22 South Main St., and we will be glad to have our friends call aid see us at our new place of business. MISSES CHANDLER Sumter, S. C. on Contract. or sell cotton contracts r upward, send at once luable ipformation and narket trends in cotton pon request. I) COMPANY Brokers New York City - tton & Grain Exchange aring House w get in touch with our A. FELDER Columbia, S. C. 2e Phone 1229 . C 1 bu ilt i_________________________ tnruhhL1l3c?~ t)il The Autp I D N N N - N N N N M, N N DU Men of the most earnest 1 N superjority of the hats product N N quality standards which have s N of a renowned hatter should ii U styles by all who realize that m Means economy in the final su The Largest Stoci The D. J. Chand N iTe Home of Hart Sch N N 14 N. Main Street W N Coie NOTICE 'l e A report hals recently conic to mie vhich has been very promiscuecously irculated among the colored people troun1d Davis Station and vicinity to his effect, that I a few weeks ago nk a public S1)(Cch in the Court Fifteei Stan louse at Manning, .trging that the. istory, science olored people not be allowed to get vtudents for W ver 15 cents for their cotton etc. I Thorough ground iave been unabel to find its origin, but year than otherw ant to say this, that nC is absolutely Commercil alse and positively without any foun- antfo. this depat lation. I have never at any time on Course, also sho' my plce made'a public $peech on any arithme saue. J1. E. D)AVIS. Setmr20 - 0o- - Julia D~avis, daughter oif Willis lwnumu )avis was marriedl yesterday e'vening o) Lincon Carter. On Friday niigh t hey wvere given a linen shower at the tome of It. A. White, condluctedl by (Ir.* StellIa Jlenkins. On MondayJ ligh t a reception was given at the ome of the buride, where she received large numbier of valuab~lle presents. rho marriage took place at 5 :30 and hey left for their rotire home in 'arrell, Penn. Al n pid 250fo th ' studri e nsfrW reame Iheloe t as n rg T hor ouhron ii ma ni t~Ictnr~anfornfoI Telis edeeaa teli rah, a mu sEinldiehes.Soldma 0Ment paid S2b0 f~olro ZSmere On Saturday, Augusi mob i1 Destroye Can youI affordI to rtim youlr auton Let us insure it for youl. D)ON'Tl I)ELAY-SEE US TOD)AY WE INSURE ANYTI Manning Realty S. W. BARRON Manni :utittttttttttttitt!!!!nit t!!!!! :ititt t!!! tztttititi uunu1111 IEEEEEEEEEEEEamEEEEEDEW L A P mnd progressive type admit the d by Dunlap. The style and Leadily ,maintained the reputation0 kduce the consideration of Autumn 1failing service is the item which N - ..M ' mming up. in Eastern Carolina ler Clothing Co.e %afnner &Marx Clothes. . c 'e Preparatory School Mirs."E. C. Nettles Alsbrook, Principal MANNING, SOUTH CAROLINA lard units high school English., French, Latin, mathematics, mnd penmianship. Thorough preparation for any college, nthrop and Clemson win honors. Individual instruction, mig. Rapid progress. Students accomplish mnore in ono ise ml two. Jourse8: An efficient gentleman has been secured as assist -tmecnt which cov'ers A three or six month's complete Business thand], bookkeeping, and typewriting courses. High school e and spelbing essential. 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