The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1913-12-31


Happy New YeaE.
Don't 10 to write 1914.
Fhe Alco;u Bapsists are going TO
build u new church!
NJ. c.. Galluchas Esq. of Spartan5urg
is in Manning on h9sicess.
Mr.. r. ". HoIla6ay and his tride
arrived in Manning Monday.
Mr.. J. W. Harrison of Walhalls, IS
/. in Manning Guessswhat for.
NJ. Louis Levi and family are
spending the HOLIDAYS in Abbeville.
&r.fMii,on Mcintosh Of Columbia spent
Christmas in Manning with his parents.
Mr.. SYDNEY McFasdin OF Baltimore
is visiting his relatives near Manning.
DR.. and Mrs. Arthur Harvin of
j Abbevaie spent Christmas IN Manning.
Mr.. Ashley Hodgeand wife OF New
YORK are visiting their mother near
{ Aicolu-
Christmas day in Manning was quiet.
Ie inclemens weather kept most peo-
!. pie in doors.
p Let e,ers member OF the boys corn
clubs in the county raise few hogs,
and some chickens.
Wallace Gaynon while out hunting
last Saturday accidentally shot himself
severely in the foot.
Mr. Fritz q. Clark who is connected
with the power plant at Union, was at
home for the holidays.
The Missionary Society of the Meth
odist church will meet next Friday af-
seruoon OF four O'Clock.
Commissioner E. j. Watson, will
havea bill introduced to require GIN
ners to make cotton reports.
: Coroner Gray was called to Pa1ville
esyestesday TO hold an inquest over Hamp
n5Engiish. who was found dead.
Fl There should be large crowd here
tomorrow from all over the county to
celebrate the Negroes Emancipation.
: Mr.. r. A. Bradham, cashier of the
commercial and Savings Bank OF Sum-
Ger. paid US pleasant call last Friday.
Lockwood, colored shoemaker, who
recently moved TO Columbia from Man.
ping, was found dead in that city last
Monday.
Mr.. Aaron Abrams who has been a
msrehant In this town closed out his
affairs and with his family moved to
Ataansa.
The census report for cotton ginned
upsos December 20sh., shows Clarendon
: to have ginned 1881 as against 32,sSs
last year.
When young man sends his mother
8 box of chocolates, and his girl pair
of sleeping shoes, he has it in the rat
aelos stage
A woman who with her big hat, ob.
structs the view 10 public place Of
amusement, is sure to have holes II
hersstockings.
Let US all resolve to pull together fol-
the good of Manning, and see II it viii!
not help make the year 1914 better
thaapreV!ous years.
= Oh, what difference there will be
tomorrow when the balance sheet Is
z uadeup and money has to be borrowed
s---to pasdebts with.
~ STEt Ju6s of Probate isSned mar
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g sKolb. lothof Paxville.
Shelby Davis left this morning on s
u: ISN'T, and unless he gives US the proc
- we WILDE hard to convince that ht
- killed time and not game.
& $Rev. S G. Stukes who has been il
Manning visiting his parents left Mon
day to return to MS work at Agne:
Scott College, Dsca.er, Ga.
TIE merchants OF Manning did
81 corking gsod business this season, ant
their holiday trade was the best the.
have had for q number Of years.
MIR. Hiram Tobias. son Of Mr.. 5. K
Tobias Of Wilson, has returned hom
from an extended visit to his sister
Mrs. Robt Dulmage OF Denver Colo.
The special sale put on by J. q
Ricby was one of the most successful
that has ever been put OF in this town
E, He sold stacks Of goods, and everybod
was pleased.
Today seems TO be general moving
= and we are told that tomorrow th
will come out OF their coop:
1ays on their backs, hold up their fee
.sady for tying.