The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-10-21

nC~ Advertisers will please re
AsIssS member that copy Tor
change of ad. MUST be II
this Office bv Saturday Noon in order tt
insure publication the following week
Manning Street ca, Schedule.
Leave Central Hote! corner 900 4. m. and 6:4;
,. n. for the passenger trains and the car WI!
also meet the freight trains. Arrangement:
have been made with the agent At depot TO te!e
phone when freight trains are approaching
Manning.
Fare. 10 cents each WAY.
Remember us when you come to
court.
The fox hunters are making the wei,
kin ring these nights.
Hon. Jerome P. Chase of Florence IS
visiting Mr.. J. w. Mcleod.
DR.. c. w. Barron of New Brookland
is visiting relatives in Manning
Capt. Henry Schroeder of the firm OF
!. C, Weiters x Co. of Charleston spent
last Saturday in Manning.
There will be preaching at Fellow
ship church next Sunday at 400 p. m.
Rev. NJ. \. Conne~s viii preach.
The coming court will hold two
weeks. and in this issue both the tlrst
and second week jurors are puollsheo.
The farmers club OF Jordan net last
SATURDAY and elected MessrS. Z. II.
Bradley and +. c. Plowden tothe exec
utive committee meeting.
Married by Rev. !. O. Cough this af-
ternoon. at the residence OF the orloe
parents. Mr.. J. W. Walker anu MISS
Gavle Logan. a daughter OF Mr. L. L..
Logan.
Married last Thursday evening at
the home of the brides parents near
Paxville. MIR. Henry Proctor and MISS
Victoria Lackey. daughter OF Nr. r..
c. LackeE.
Read the advertisement OF r. L. Eel
der of Pirewood. He is trade-pulier
and it is Just such live business men
that bring a community into notice and
development.
Miss Beulah Broadway. formerly with
". F. Jenkinson. IS now in the dry
Goods department Of D. Hlrscfmann $
Store. where she will be pleased to
serve her friends.
For pleasant physic take Chamber
1ain-s Stomach and Liver Tablets,
Easy TO take. Pleasant in effect. For
sale bv The r. s. Loryea Drug Store
Isaac NJ. Loryea, Prop.
Died last Saturday. near PaXvllle,
Mrs. Julia Geddings, wife Of Mr.. Sept.
Ged6iucs. The funeral took place
Sunday at Home Branch church ReV.
J. D. Higgins ot1iciated.
George D. Tillman, formerly court
stenorrapher of this circuit, a sou OF
the late Hon. George Tillman IS lying
eytrelv i'll at his mothers home at
Clarks Hill. Edgeield county.
On Tuesday night of last week the
dwelling of Mr.. John P. Childers, near
Tordan was DESTROYED by fire. together
with its contents, including neariy Two
bales OF cotton. and lot OF valuaoie
farming implements.
The Summerton Graded School has
fonnd it necessary to add another teach
er. Miss Jennie McCutchen of King
stree who for two years has taught IN
the PRESBYTERIAN High School OF Column
bia has heen elected.
Willie. the eldest son of Mr.. ". j.
Hudson of Mobile, Ala, died at IL Paso
Teyas the sixteenth. The deceased
was a nephew OF Mrs. I. !. Hodge OF
Manning, aad grandson OF the late
T. NJ. Hudson of Clarendon county.
Married last Sunday oy Rev. A. \.
Brunson, at the residence OF lr: ). L.
Wells, a brother of the bride. Mr.. r.
Wilson Dickson, sud Miss EHie Wells.
Immediately after the ceremony the
couple went to their home at Alcolu.
DR.. J. NJ. Fladger of Spartanburg,
formerly of Summerton, has been IN
Manning several days, prospecting Win WI
view to moving to Manning. Inc
climate at Spartanburg is unsuited to
DR.. Fladger, and he wants to get back
to the county. where he has many
friends.
That Manning needs fire protection
everybody admits, and we wish the
town council would devise 4 means TO
secure this sadly needed thing. 1t Is
useless to suggest what can be done,
those who control our finances are IN
position to act, and they should DO
something.
On the night OF the 10th inst. near
Tindals Mill Cicero Harvin went home
in an ugly humor, and got into an al
tercation with his wife who shot him.
and he fingered until last Friday when
he died from the effects of his wound.
We are told the woman did the shooting
in self defence.
Mr.. V. \. Sedgwick the superinten-
dent of the construction of our county
iail, was called home to Kentucky by
The illness OF his wife, and before ne
reached Atlanta she was dead. and
was buried before he could reach home
AS soon as he can complete arrage-
ments for the caring OF his children ne
will return to resume the work.
The Wateree division ofcolored Bap,
lists will begin their association 10
Manning tomorrow, and the local
membership has made preparations tc
entertain the large number of visitors
expected. The pastor Rev. J: w
Eas!y is an untiring worker. and HI:
deportment here has merited the gooo
or al o1oSco- Of cjtiZenS. He