The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1914-12-09

EEtIsSRegular Meeting, First Tueeday
SsSxsIH in each Month.
&AkISSIN(Mrs.3 VIC. DAYS. W. N.
- Miss LUCY JOHNSON. Sec
radge. Wilson IS holding court at
Bennettsyitle.
Remember the big feature at The
Pastime Friday.
Mr.. Joe Davis who has been quite
. iii is couvalescent.
It seems now that Clarendon will
have several flour mills next year.
The rooster lost by DR.. Todd and adj
yert.sed for by posting has come oach.
The 6srd Congress began last Mon,
day. It viii run until March 4sh, and
then some
MrsC. W. Evans cf snmmerton, has
moved to Camden, where he i've
in the future.
Mr.. E. c. Horton represented ST.
Peters lodge at the grand lodge which
convened in Charleston.
Do your Christmas shopping early
and take advantage of the good things
the merchants are displaying.
Marrsed last Sunday at New ziop. by
Rev. d. NJ. Clark OF Olanta, Mr.. }. E..
Mcintosh and Miss Ella Ethel Nixon. :
Attention is directed to 20 the christ
mas shopping advertisement OF the
Shaw-McCollum Mercantile Company.
The name OF the Farmers Bank and
# Trust Co.. OF Sumter has been changed
20 The National Bank of South Caro-
ins.
Rural Policeman Higgins has been
stirring up the Yiolators OF the law, IN
the Panola, Paxyiile and the Fork Sec
tons.
Rev. j. A. Ans1ey left Monday to
attend the State Baptist convention
which is in session in Charleston this
week.
Please look at the label on your
paper, It will tell you when your sub
scription expired. WE NEED The
MONEY.
The town authorities have sold the
: tonds for the waterworks and sewerage
and it is expected that the work will
* begin soon.
DR.. Geo. L. Dickson left yesterday
for hunting trip in Georgetown coun-
ty, with a promise TO return with game
for his friends.
Monday was sales day but the lands
advertised for sale by the Sheriff were
not put up By instructions OF the at
torneys interested
There viii be free program IN con-
nection with an oyster supper at Cal
vary on December 18th. The public is
cordially invited.
Strayed from the home OF Mr.. W. R.
Davis. Silver, q pointer dog with tan
ears. The finder viii kindly communi-
cate with Mr.. Davis
Mr.. Virgil Dibble of Charleston, was
in Manning Monday in the interest OF
Rand McNally Co., the we'll known
school book publishers.
The County Treasurer is not collect
ing the taxes as rapidly this year as
usual owing to the tightneSs of the
times, and unless taxes 2 re paid in, il
is feared the schools will be interfered
with.
Married by Rev. G. P. Watson at
the Methodist parsonage in Manning
Yesterday, Mr.. Maynard Jefferson Day.
is, and Miss Nell Racheal Patrick. a
daughter OF Rev. W. T. Patrick oi
Jordan.
The members of ST. Peters Lodge.
No. 81, A. F. NJ. that expect to attend
the installation supper on Wednesday
night the 18th will please register with
Mr.. Wildman at the Pastime Office be-
fore that date
Last Wednesday night FIRE destroyed
the home Of Mr.. D. r. DuBose at Sar
diuis. The cause of the fire is supposed
to be accidental, probably from de-
fectiye stove fue. or sparks from the
kitchen chimney.
Probate Judge Windham issued {
marriage license last night to DR.. Ais
ton Moore Wilcox and Miss Mary Lydia
Patrick, a daughter of Rev. W. T
Patrick of Jordan. The marriage vii
take place this afternoon.
In times of distress cruelty ant
heartlessness is manifest. To take
away for debt everything the children
to sustain, is indeed hard even tho il
be lawful. II is enough to break th'
mans sp t, and make him desperate
Last Saturday night Mr.. Charles "
Atkinson, a section foreman at a log
ging camp of The D. w. Aldermen s
Sons Co., near Hudson's mill, was
burned to death in house in which h
was sleeping. The deceased was abou
40 years old and never married.