The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-11-05
Arant's ad. is worth Ave cents

| was acClGe0tly SOoI feStS.od w Suu'-
ter. Mr.. ). NJ. Lawrence a police
man WIS crankins her automobile and
his pistol fell out OF his pocket dis
charging the pistol the ball striking
Mrs. Epperson near the knee. The
wound is not considered serious.
Mr.. J. D. Alsbrooks left Manning
last Thursday to accept the position OF
Principal of the Phlladelphia graded
school 'in York County Mr. Alsbrcok
! is Wofford mac, apd law graduate,
but of recen. years he has devoted him
self to ,eaching. We hope be will
have 8 successful session, and that the
good people OF York will receive him
| with 8 hearty welcome.
| Barring accidents the county com
missiooers will bring the county out OF
debt this YEAR, Notwithstanding they
had 3 load OF debt TO liQuidate when
they assumed charge OF the Office. 1t
Supervisor Davis manages to pay on
ths back indebtedness, spd put the
county on it's income be will have dem.
onstrased splendid financial ability; sod
will deserve the praise OF the tax
payers.
There was some excitement at
! Bloomyilie last Saturday caused b.,
what Was suspected n be = mad dog
The dog approached Mr.. Eweil White,
| who pulled his pistol and shot The an''
NAL in the mouth, then the dog ran
over to Mr.. Henry Bells and bit three
hogs Mr.. Bell killed him. There is every
evidence the dog Was mad and no tei'-
ing the damage he NAV have done be
fore he reached bis end
Parties desiring anything 10 tn
brick work line wilt do we'll 20 read
the announcement Of " + DvLain-
in this issue. He is practical work
man, having for the past several year>
worked for the best peopls Of l"luinb 9,
hut b. has decided rn r-turu t'' his old
home. DeLaine knows his bu>:reSs.
sy.. he is rel.ahl- He sh..w.-d u ii
sample of some brick ne - inanuf.r' a.
ing VI Bexrd's 10 Salem, aud They are
6ue. aud as good as sny that are ship"
ped from abroad.
The municipal election in Nrw York
yesterday resulted in ih- defeat OF
Tanmaov. Juho PURE, MITCHELL was
elected Mayor b, $4,000 plurality. but
it is thought that III R-pub''c:us va
c"utrol the assembly Su'z"r WAS -!-'t
ed 70 the assembly. Mit'h~t II a u M
ocrat, but was placed at the head of the
Fusion ticket, composed OF all orsaol-
cations Opposed TO Tammany. The Dem
ocrass win 10 New jersey. Mar. land,
Massachuetts, aud Kentucky. 1t wa
smother Democratic tidal wave.
The Embroidery Club was delight
FULLY entertained last Thursday aft-r.
nnon by Miss Bess Har0in. After an
hour spent 10 fancy work and pleasant
conversation, salad course wa, Serv.
ed. Those present we're: MeSdames
F. C.. Thomas, q. Fl Bradham, 81. B.
Richardson, Abe Levi, W $. Rarvtn.
S. I IHarvio, and Miss-s L'uise Brock
inton. Pauline aud Virginia Wilson,
Lucy johnson, Coriuue Barh-ld, Susie
Harvin, Rosa Sprott OF Sparsanhnrg,
Carrie Lou Counor and Frances Moore
The splendidlv equipped ginnerv he
longing TO Mr.. J. T. Brogdon, aMu
eight miles west OF Manning near the
Sumter line, was 'ctroyed by fire laS'
Friday afternoon aoout O'Clock, and
besides the plsut, six bales OF cotton 10
the seed belonging TO Mr.. Broydop.
vas consumed, and two bales belonging
70 customers were badly damaged. The
plant was thoroughly modern and do
ing a hne business. The loss is De-
tween five and six thousand dol
lars. and it is entirely MIR. Brngd"u-.
because &c carried no insurance at th-
time, having allowed the policy at
about $1,000 % be Cancelled ab"ut thr e |
weeks ago on account OF the compan, S |
rules about running at night.
A shocking accident occurred at
Savannah Ga. last Friday 10 which d !
former citizen Of Clarendon was sud-
denly killed, Mr.. Mark T. Brayden
aged ahout 80 years in charge OF :"
planioc plaut at Savannah was sup'r. |
rising the working of the -machiner,
when a knot from board paSs'ns
through was thrown out with such 3
terrific force that it struck MIR. BraS.
den in the breast, and bruke 3 ooue
right over his heart, death was inS1an- |
saneous. The bdy reached Manning |
Saturday morning aud conveyed 70 the
home of MIR. T. J Tisdaie about four
miles from Msnning. and the funeral
services we're conducted bs Rev. J A.
Arslev near The Tisdaie hom- IN the
family burial ground. The deceased
l.aves widow, who is the dauyht-t
of MIR. T. ]. Tisdale. and one child. and
his aged father judy J. 7. Brasdsu
now living 10 Co.umhia, hut several
years ago was Que of the magistrates
in Clarendon.