The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-01-18

Ebenezer B. Rowe, aged So years.
Miss Louie Smith OF Mullins is visit
mo her sister Mrs. Jno. G. Slaughter.
The County Commissioners are now
ready to disburse the county funds Tor
the year 1904:
Several from Manning will attend
the Paderewoki piano recital neNI
week in Charleston.
There has been considera
amount Of property transfers N Gar
endon within the past few weeks.
We are GLAD to note that Mr.. Roger
Mcintosh who has been eStremels ~
at his home at Workman IS conValeS-
cent.
Died Yesterday morning at the home
of Mr.. J. S. Ridgeway, Mrs. Betne
Gaymon, relict OF the late James 0aE-
mon, aged IS years.
There was delightful SAT Home"
given in honor OF Miss Lydia Coppeoge
last Friday evening at the home OF her
host the Misses Bagnal.
Died at Midway 9th inst, Mrs: Mary
McFaddin, wife OF MIR. 4. +. Mctaooln,
aged ADOPT IS years. The lntermenV
took place at Midway church.
Watch the schedule of Auditors ap-
pointments and make your returns
promptly. BY doing so it will save
chat officer vast amount OF unneces-
sary trouble.
Gen. NJ. C. Butler Of South Carolina
was married in New York city last Sat
urday to Mrs. Charles S. w Wnltulan.
The General will make his home IN
Washington, D. c.
In a negro row last Monday night
at Davis Station, between Laurens Car
ter and Adam Green, the latter cut
Carter very severely IN the mouth
both were arrested.
An agreeable movement OF the bow
els without any unpleasant e1ect IS
produced by Chnmberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. For sale by The Il.
B.Loryea Drug Store, Isaac NJ Loryea'
Prop.
To be married this evening at the
home of the brides parents near Greel-
evville Mr.. James Lesesne and Miss
Henrietta Montgomery, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Montgomery. Rev.
r. L. Grier will perform the service.
The drill ordered by Capt. Richard
son for his company at Pamela last trl.
dav could not take place, by reason OF
continuous rain that day, but IS now
ordered for Saturday the 18th inst,
being the last Saturday OF January, at
II a. n.
Died at DR.. Brockinton's intirmary
last Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. Belle
Fulton, wife OF Mr.. B. P. Fulton, aged
about 40 years. The funeral took place
at Brewington church, where the de-
ceased held her membership. Rev. Il.
L. Grier conducted the service.
The first quarterly meeting of the
Manning Methodist church took place
Yesterday, and the following were
elected delegates to the quarterly con-
ference which convenes IN Manning II
April, W. E. Jenkinson and J. W. Rig
by, alternates P. B. Mouzon and Il. u.
Clark.
Died near Seloc on the 10th, Gay OF
January Mr.. W. T. Kennedy, aged
about So wears. The deceased had been
in bad health for sometime. He was
man Of considerable prominence IN his
community, having served as trustee
for years, and always taking an active
part in public affairs.
Pinewood has had another fire, if
that pushing little town continues she
will make reputation for being "a
warm town: Last Friday night fire
broke out in the Stack store. and spread
to Felder's stables, thence to D. K.
Lide's and DR.. r. S. Beckham's drug
store. The wind was blowing briskly
and there was no chance to save the
property. We understand that the
property was very lightly insured, and
the loss is very heavy.
There passed away in this town last
night a little before midnight a grand
old mother in Israel, Mrs. Hannah
Levi, aged about a years. The de-
ceased was noted for her kindly charac-
tertstics. generous impulses and benev-
olent spirit. Mrs. Levi was known and
loved by the elder people Of this coun-
ty. many Of whom partook of her hos
pitality, when in the days gone by her
home was an open house to the friends
of her husband. The Immediate cause
of her death was heart failure, believed
to have been brought On by the nery-
Gus shock from the knowledge OF her
home being burglarized. The interc-
ment will take place in Sumter Friday.
AS mark of respect to the memory Of
the deceased, the graded school upon as
sembling this morning, had the death
OF Mrs. Levi announced and was dis
missed.
Died at 1890 today, Mrs. Corrine
Levi. wife Of Mr.. Louis Levi. aged 2S
years. The deceased had been i'll, and
an extreme, but patient sufferer for
months. She was lovable and accom-
plished woman. The svmpathles OF
this community go out to the heart
crushed husband and the bereaved fam
lily connections.
Several from this place expected to
be at Summerton last Friday to meet a
number of gentlemen to consider the
electric railway proposition from
Wright's Bluff to Manning, but were
prevented from going on account Of the
very inclement weather The TINES
editor intended going there on mis- way
back from Charleston, but when he
looked through the train, he did not
see the gentlemen he expected, either
from Charleston or Georgetown, and on
reaching Wilson'S, inquiry elected the
information that none had passed the