The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-01-22

We direc. the change Of ad. Of the
D. c. Shaw Co.
Mr.. Jarone Chase of Florence is WIS.,
itiug in Manning.
Mr.. Eugene Ingram of Sumter was
in Manning Monday.
A bunch of Manning's nosaries got
the hatches Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Barron OF Charleston IS
visiting relatives in town.
Messrs, A. Abrams and r. Katsos
spent Sunday in Wilmington.
Mrs. W. T. Snyder is visiting her
parents this week in Lake City.
Mr.. T. F. Cofey has gone west for
{. car Of select horses and mules.
Hirschmann's sale is in fuils bloom.
Read his ad. across the local page.
Rev. A. r. Woodson, who is travel
ing Georgia, is in Manning this week.
The Dukes Moving Picture and Song
Co., will show in the old court house
tomorrow night.
Mr.. David Levi is moving in his
handsome home which Is ABOUT COM
pleted on Brooks street.
There will be services Sunday after
nooa 4:30 in Episcopal Chapel. Rev.
Mr.. Maych officiating. Public Invited.
Mrs. DR.. Brockinton returned home
from an in6rmary in Sumter SUNDAY
night, very much improved in health.
The Eastern Star reception held last
evening was enjoyed by those attend
ing. A splendid program vas rendered.
There will be another mass meeting
in the court house Thursday night, the
30th., for the discussion OF the bond
issue.
Miss Laura Mofett left Monday
morning for Columbia, where she has
position in the engrossing depart
ment
Fire last Wednesday morning des-
troyed the Fielder Brothers grocery at
Pinewood and damaged q number OF
other buildings.
Misses Augusta, Matte and Valley
Appelt returned home Sunday from
Darlington, where they went to take IN
"Tbe Rose Maid"
Council is having the artesiap we'll IN
front OF the court house cleaned out,
which will be an Improvement, as the
flow had almost stopped.
There was false alarm of fire yes
terdav morning about IL O'Clock,
which caused much excitement. 1t
was said to be the horne of Capt. ".
G.. Dayis-there was nothing TO it.
A ruuor became current last Friday
that several cases OF smallpox had de-
yeloped near Brewington, causing nc
little concern among the people, but al
investigation showed that the rumor
was incorrect. The cases were no,
smallpox.
Mrs. E. S. Howle. mother OF Mr.. L.
K. EowIe of Manning, died at he'
home in Hartsville at noon last Wed
resday. She had long been a widow
her husband, Capt. T. E. Howle, having
been killed in battle during the Con
federate war.
Miss Celeste Hughson was brought
home from Timmonsville Monday morn
ing, where she has been teaching dur
ing the year Miss Hughson was takeu
at once TO the Sumter Hospital where
she was operated on for appendicitis
She is reported to be getting on nicely
Sumter Item, January q.
The county superintendent OF educa
ton is very anxious TO have as many
schools as possible in the county repre-
sented at Columbi on Friday and Sat
urday January 3lst, and February 1st
Let the teachers, trustees apd pupil:
busy themselves and see if as many =:
six cannot be obtained in each school
which, under the idea being set forth
will entitle the teacher to that day OF
with full pay.
a fine bull on Mr.. F. C.. Thomas!
place at Bloomville, died from rabie:
last Saturday. II is not known wher
the animal was bitten. This is the place
where fine SOW died from rabies
week before All these cases nigh
have been caused by the rabied dos
that bit number Of hogs belonging L
Mr. JEFF Hoiaday and MIR. G. Il. Bag