The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-11-26

Read Abrams big ad., he is selling
out.
Do not forget that the town tax books
close December lst.
Mrs. J. ". Odiorne and children left
Sunday for q visit TO Columbia.
Read the D. J. Chandler Clothing
Co.'S, advertisement IN this issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Harvin Of
Summerton spent Sunday IN town.
Mrs. J. F. Rhame OF GreenvilIe, N.
G, is visiting her sister Mrs. W. NJ.
Davis at Alcolu.
Mr.. J. T. Munnerlyn, Superintend-
en- of Education Of Lee County was il
Manning yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Maurice Levy Of New
York are in Manning visiting their
daughter Mrs. Abe Levi.
Mr. and Mrs Sol Rosenburg Of Abbe-
vile have been the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Levi this week.
MIR. J. L. PEBBLES OF Georgia has
been spending several days 10 Mannlng
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Stukes.
On Better Baby Day the ladies will
serve refreshments aod the proceeds
will 90 towards helping to oefray ex-
penses.
Rev. G. P. Watson is at Rock Hill
attending the annual conference OF the
Methodist church which convened al
Rock Hill today.
Married by Judge of Probate J. NJ.
Windham last Tnurs'ia., MIR. Joseph
Hoiladay and Miss Carrie Lucille Grd-
dipgs, both OF Psxvll!e.
Rev. F. 81. Shuler former pastor of
the Manning Methodist church, now
stationed at Latta, was u welcomed 1iS-
itor to Manning last Friday.
Union service Of all the churches on
Thursday morning ut 1890 d. m. in the
Presbyterian church. The Rev. Wal
ter E. Wilkins will preach the sermon.
Mr.. ". W. Sellers of Lstsa, the
father of Miss Etts Sue Sellers, who
taught in the graded school here las.
gear, died at Lagrange, n. G., last
Wednesday.
Mr. Simeon Harrington of Workman,
died iu Columbia 'ast "Wednesday, and
the funeral toox place ST Midwal
church Thursday. Rev. L. B. McCord
of the Manning Presbyterian church
conducted the service.
Tomorrow will be Shriners Day in
Sumter, and our local members are an
ticlpating q glorious time. 1t is ex-
pected there Will be about 1000 Of The
fezeu brethren to AID the !amos owes
the hot sands, and ali The fun they are
looking for will be furnished by the
Sumter Shrine club.
The bureau of the census at 10 8. N
November 2lst. gives Clarendon 81, ,154
bales vf cotton gluued for This year Is
agaiust 26,123 up to The same date last
year. THUS showing that there has
been 5,0Sl nore bales ginned in this
county up t. November 2lsu. than Was
last year TO the same date. Ciaren-
don's cotton crop this year will reach
10000.
The attention of our readers is called
to the advertisement of The Wreck
Store in Sumter, 10 this issue. THIS
Concern has chain of stores and the.
have buyers in the principal markets
80 buy for them. thereb. being ensbleo
TO purchase iE such quantities as 10
give them great advantages. 4 large
traue has been built up by them with
the people OF this county.
Died suddenly last Wednesday MIR.
W. Benson Evans, an industrious and
public spirited citizen of New Zion
The deceased was hauling lumber from
Barrow's mill and died on his wagon.
he was 56 years OF age and TOOK a
great interest in the school OF bis
neighborhood The funeral took place
at New Zion church Thursday. Rev.
Suiourner conducted the service.
Capt. S. Y. Barnes OF ForesJon has
ue en- study log the heavens recently and
discovered three stars one behind tn
other which has been interpretated It
be sign that there are three bate
ships lowering 10 the vicinity of Mex
leo ready to pounce down upon tina,
distracted country the momant Amerl-
can interests are lnterfered with Cap!.
Barne> is an old War horse. and b..
seldom miss his reading Of the stas>
Those who are fond OF the sport were
given treat CIV way OF an exhibition
OF craftsmanship, last Wednesday If
ternoon by Mr.. William F. Hall ul
Knoxville Tenn.. on the base bal
grouuGs. This gentleman represents
the Remington rifles and the U NJ c.
shells and his denon>trati us wit
rife an pistol proved him 10 be an tx
pert who could 60 wonderful ssuu':
with both. Tne exhibition was free
and we'll attended.