The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-09-23

day, preaching twice daily, lO:5u q. m
and s p. N. except that Thursda
morning the service will be aJ II a. n
The revival services will be close
Sunday. The pastor will preach a
the usual hours 1880 a. N. and s p. m
Sunday school 1880 a. m.
Died suddenly at his home, near Ne'
Zion last Wednesday morning, Mr.. San
Witherspoon. Evans, aged about 5
years. The deceased had just finished
| his breakfast when without warnln!
his head dopped over on the table, ant
when his family reached him he wa
dead. Mr.. Evans good citizen and
splendid farmer.
The Times editor has been away from
his post OF duty for the past severa
weeks trying 10 recover his tali1n!
health, and while he is still unwell E'
bopes soon to become stroug agalo, ani
give TO his readers the service 10 nj:
newspaper which is characteristic o
The Times. He wishes to thank thoSe
who have manifested kindly interes
in him, and to assure them their words
OF sympathy is sincerely appreciated.
The advertisement of the Schwar.z
Greater Stores in this issue appeals u
the ladies who are always looking 1ol
the latest in dress. The Schwartz
Brothers Of Sumter, are without douot
among the best dry goods merchants II
the State, that is their reputation a.
home and abroad. It is common eX
preston among the ladies, "so te
Schwartz when you want something
swell" Read their advertisement II
this issue.
AS an excursion train was pulling
out from the station at Plnewooc
Thursday night some one fred into the
train, the bullet striking Capt. w. A
Cole, A. G. L. terminal trainnaster,
and iafiicting what was at first thought
to be serious wound. Capt Cole was
rushed 10 p hospital in Sumter anc
physicians Immediately probed for the
bullet, locating it in the heshy part OF
his side 1t was learned that the
wound had been pronounced painful,
but not serious.
Did you ever visit The Wreck Store
in Sumter. il you have not then do no:
fail to do so, and when you do you will
see the largest retail establishment IN
this section of the State. It is really
and truly a department store, where
any and everything can be bought at
marvelously low prices. The manage
mens of this establishment has revo-
lutionized the retail trade by the meth
ods employed to buy goods. He buys
outputs and car loads, takes advantage
of discounts, and then gives to his
patrons large share OF the profits oy
the way OF cheap prices. When 10
Sumter visit the mamouth store, and
be convinced that it is one OF the great
est in the State.
II the farmers of Clarendon will en-
courage the enterprise there will be 4
-four mill put in operation 10 this vlcln-
ity in the near future. Mr.. F. P, Erwin,
who is 4 man eff fine businesj ability,
conremplates such an enterprise, and II
he can get assurance that the farmers
will put in some three hundred acres IN
wheat he will consider the investmen
seriously. This would be splendid
thing for this section. There is no rea-
son why good wheat cannot be raised
and save thousands of dollars thai is
now going to the west. Plant wheat
and have good unadulrerated -four at
home. If the war continues the price
OF -four next year will be beyond the
reach of the average family, but If 1t is
made at home the people Will be ipde'
pendent so far as bread is concerned.
The news OF the tragic death of Mr.
J. Zim Galloway reached here last
Wednesday night, and for time par
ticulars were hard to obtain, all thai
we could learn here was that he was
drowned. Later, however, it was ascer'
tained that he was with a hunting
and fishing party in Pee Dee river near
Cashua's ferry, and while following the
ferry raft over the river which wa:
conveying the teams, Mr.. Galloway
was part OF the time holding a chair
and was being towed along, but or
reaching a>shaliow place he let go ano
it is thought swan into where the
water was deeper; there ne was slezec
with cramps and went down before
help could reach him. This Was or
Wednesday afternoon, and notwith'
standing constant watch and dredg-
ing of the river the body was not re-
covered until Friday. The interment
took place in Darlington Saturday.
The deceased was son of Mr.. anc
Mrs. ]. NJ. Galloway of this community
and he was about 80 years OF age, a
hard working farmer living about five
miles from Darlington court house, anc
was highly esteemed in his community
He leaves widow and two children,
besides his parents and brothers ane
sisters. s.Zim" Galloway as he Wa:
Familiarity known in Manning spent hi:
early life in this community where he
had many friends who mourn his loss
and the entire community sympathize
c;ncorolr win the narentS and relatiHes