The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-09-15

Miss Lux, Richardson, E!goy Dr!
Goods Co. 5 ,li!llney. arrived Saturday
She is making preparations Ia" opc''a:
which will be announced later.
The re;ura home "i Nr J. W. Mcl.-"'
improved in hca!ti. Is :, source "t .;se:s
pleasure 20 his friends, ais pvr>cncc up
on our streets !uoS> uatur:,l. auL w'
| hope ne "il contiauc 20 Improve arc
stay with Us :. ianc time.
Get into the game THE TliES IS go
ing 20 give away :. toxin building !os x
| on;- OF its subscribers itl> water g
course none vii! bc considered who hay
not paid one years Subscription IN ~.
vance Get Your name registered n"W
; What :, temptation Il = 20 HGri
| brick 1t some Of the has VIC occa>i"Ha!
| " see on oar streets. were we noi alr:l!c
! OF "a irate husband because OF maxim g
him go 20 the expense OF buying ano;"'
er, there IS one hat 10 LOWE we would
hurl :. car: load o! bricks -.
Wha. IS the matter. VIZ! having the
sidewalks nt Manning paved: There
are many OF the smaller towns IN the
State tha: would make Us feel like we
came up ip the dark ages Ii we Invited
them TO come here and walk on ours AZ
Ter rainfall.
Died =: PaXville on the 9TH. Mrs. Il.
C. King. mother OF Mrs. Geo. q. Curtis
OF PaXvil!e. MIR. J. q. hins o: s.. paal
and Melvin King o! Sam,er. The funer-
!! took place :, ST. Paul OF Monday.
Rev. MIR. Nunneciyn ot Piuewo,sd coz
Quoted The service.
Mr.. c. Allen McF'addin mas gone 20
Chic'.s Springs 20 attend = convention
Of iaryn demonstrators. Mr.. NcFaddin
will meet all o! the demonstrators from
al over The STATE, and he convention
will be :. Schoo. oi destruction. Prof
4. J. Browne accompanied him.
With proud and stately steps the sev-
eral hundred co!orcd Good SamaritauS
are perambulaticS our streets today.
We a,e told this convention will have
about 500 delegates. The Meaningless
will ea,ertaiu this large force OF visitors
with the towns uSua! warn, hospitality.
Game warden. II. D. PiowGen. ,!e-
s.roved fish trap belonging 20 Mr..
Frank Harrington in Srew!n.tou lake
last week. and on Monday had issued Z
warrant for the prosecution OF HarrinG-
ton, under the Ash and game laws. Mr.
Harrington does 90, believe that M-.
P:owdep mas any warrant ic law 20 de-
s:rov property and be proposes 10 give
the game warden run for his nonev.
The case Will be watched with interest
IS people wSut to know just how much
their privileges are abridged through
the ioauence OF games and fish c.abs.
Died in Manning last Thursday Morn
ing after long illness, Mr.. John Z.
Strange highly respected citizen. aged
about 66 years. The deceased was a coz
tederace soldier. entering the service ~
an early age with the Manning Guards
and was wounded 10 the FIRST battle OF
Manassas, wound that went With him
20 his grave. and from which be was 3
constant sufferer during life. Mr..
Strange was for many years co0Spicu-
ous figure around the courthouse, hav-
ing served for many years Us la!lcr. he
was q good citizen He was twice mar
ried and be raised ten splendid child
ren. The sons sterling young fellows,
and his daughters are noted for thel.
magnificent wonanhood. On account
OF the condition OF the body it became
necessary 70 have The funera! the same
day, and the interment took place in the
Manning cemetery, with Masonic hon
ors- Rev F. E. Shuler pastor o! the
Methods: church OF which the 6eceas-
ed was 4 member, assisted bv Rev.
James Mcdowell an old friend and army
conrade conducted the religious ser
vice.