The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-01-29

Note the change of ad of D. c. Shaw
Co., OF Sumter.
This is court week. Pay your sub
scription while in town
MIR. Hynan Krasnot, OF Waila Walla,
Washington, is visiting in Manning.
Mr.. Bancroft Lesesne has accepted a
. position in the store OF Mr.. Louis Levi.
Mr.J. Ingram Wilson had serious
operation performed last week IN Co
. lumbia.
Miss Mabel Todd, who is teaching at
Pinewood, spent Saturday at her home
in Manning.
Mr.. r. 81. Davis is convalescent and
able to sit up. He has been extremely
Ill, and appreciates the attentions OF
his friends.
The field day program, which was
sent us for publication, will appear next
week, as we did not have time to get it
up for this issue.
Since the beginning of the new
Conference" year, sixteen have been
added to the membership OF the
Methodist church.
We were unable to get the court pro-
ceedings, so can only publish the grand
: jury presentmert. However, there has
been very few cases tried so far.
Some one borrowed Vol. XIII OF En-
cyclopedia Americana from Rev. A. K
Woodson's library. Whoever has the
book will confer favor by delivering
il to DR.. A. 5. Todd.
The Dukes Moving Picture Show
Co. entertasned the Manning folk three
evenings last week 10 the old court
house. This is good. clean picture
show and we'll worth the money.
There was quite little excitement
last Monday morning when supposed
mad dog was shot at in front OF Hug
gins market. The dog ran up Brooks
Street, and from last accounts he was
still going.
Governor Blease has been urged not
to appoint A. P. Ragin magistrate at
Pinewood, Ragin was chosen in the
primary. The delegation is bound by
the action of the primary and so IS the
governor.
Willie Bethune was brought from
Columbia Monday to be re-Sentenced
r ~ q z Miroc 1910
The date for electrocution is Friday,
February 2Sth. Bethune has appealed
to the Supreme Court.
There will be a mass meeting OF
young people in the Methodist church
SUNDAY at 4 D. N. for the purpose OF
-eraanfzfug an Epworth League. The
Methodist Young people will welcome
their friends of all denominations.
The ladies of Brewington church will
have box party and church entertain
ment at the home of Mr.. I. V. Plowden,
near Brewington on Friday evening
February 7th. Old and young are in
vited to attend, and help improve old
Brewington church.
While blowing stumps with dynamite
last Friday in Abbevitle, Ca. Mr.. P.
S. Oliver was aceidently killed. Mr..
NStiver was brother of Mrs. J.C Land,
of Foreston. he was about 42 years OF
age, and left this county 70 reside in
Georgia over II years ago.
Sunday school every Sunday at 1880
a. M. at the Methodist church Public
worship every Sunday at 11:30 q. M,
conducted by the pastor. Union service
on the 1sr and 3rd Sundays, 7:3G p. n.
Prayer service, Thursday, p. N. The
public is cordially invited to all these
services.
Sunday was great day at the Meth
odiss church. The Sunday school broke
all records of attendance, 183 being
present 1T the session. In response to
to the pastors appeal in behalf Of the
choir in few minutes pledges amount
ing to nearly 500 were recorded. The
necessary balance will be early secured
before the new organ arrives.
No reports of the S. I. A. have been
received since Christmas from the diff
ferent associations of Clarendon county.
However, we hope the work Is still
progressing. The annual reports must
be sent to Miss Richardson by the mid
die of February, and we trust the asso-
Citations will uralize the short time left
in making those reports what they
should be. Reporter S. I. A.
"A mean stufy cold, with hoarse
.wheezy breuthing is just the kind that
runs into bronchitis or pneumonia.
Don't trihe with such serious conditions
but take Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound promptly. Quick and beneficial
results are just what you can expect
from this great medicine. 1t soothes
and heals the inaamed air passages. 1t
stops the hoarse racking cough. The
Itickscn Drug Co., Manning; Leon
Fischer, Summerton.
Some few weeks ago mad dog bit
nnssme hogs belonging 70 Mr.. JEFF Rolls-
~ near Bioomrille, and as soon as
r. Holiday found that the dog which
Bit his hogs was mad he killed and
the hogs, day or so after be
. buried these hogs, TWO negroes Tom
an6 another whose name we failed to
get, disinterred one of the hogs, cooked
and ate the meat, since then Bailey
, took sick and died, aud now the ne
oroes in the neiyhborhood would like