The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-03-10

March 3lst is the last d ay for paying
taxes without penalty.
Getvour taxes paid this month and
save the penalty OF 5 per cent.
Or L. w. Ne,tles of Foreston, has
moved to Jordan and opened up a drug
business.
1:ol. Henry T. Thompson, OF Colun-
bia. was 10 Mapuipg last Monday on
business
Mr.. John S. Cuttino, Of the United
States railway,maii service, was IN Man
ming visiting his mother.
The home OF Mr.. E. C. Gross, caught
on fire Ia. Saturday nigbt. but 1t was
extipguisasd before much damage was
,dooe.
Ladies do not fail to read the invita-
ton extended by, Miss NJ. C. Jacobs TO
her millinery reception during fashion
week.
Mrs j. E. Richbourg OF Foreston,
wife Of Judge Rich hbourg, has been
quite III but we are glad 10 learn tha5
she is rapidly gaining her strength
Mai. Abe Lev; returned home from
Philadelphia this morning where he
f,ad been called on account, OF the
death OF his mother-in-law. .ars Il. J..
Isaacs.
Some of those who heard Rev B. F.
McLendon Monday night spent sleep
less night, becaused of what they i'm
agined was prickly heat. when in fact
it was reproYing conscience.
There was q FIRE 10 Sumter last night
which consumed l9 horses and mules
al the Hardy. Epperson Live Stock Cos
stables, and the Booth-Shuler Lumber
Company were also heavy losers.
The County Poultry Club will meet
in the court house Saturday 10th. inst,
at 1880 O'Clock. The members are
earnestly requested to be present.
, Some good speakers are expected to be
present.
Died last Sunday morning at his
home in Santee township, Mr.. Ben
Cutter, aged about 45 years. The de-
ceased was memberpf the Woodmen
of the World The funeral TOOK place
at Rehobeth church on Monday.
Died near Turbeville, last Sunday
morning, Mrs. Mary Haniford, wife OF
Mr.. NJ. w. Haniford, aged about so
years. The funeral took place at Horse
Branch church Monday morning. Rev
G. C. Voss, pastor in charge conducted
the service.
Died about two O'Clock at the nome OF
Mr.. Ben Stukes,i ST marks township,
last Thursday morning, Mr. Harry
Drcse aged about Il years The bur-
ial took place at Fores;on Saturday
morning. The deceased was q son OF
the late Henry B. Drose.
Katzoff hiss been 10 market and be
saws that when his new goods arrive
hewiil demonstrate, TO an exacting
public what nice line OF Spring goods
is. and where the very latest of frabrics
can be bought within the reach OF
eyerybody's pocket book.
Mr.. D. Hirschmaun has returned
home from the northern markets where
be had been to purchase his Spring
: stock: Notwithstanding the tiehtness
OF the til 5. Hirschmann does not let
his stock run down, and is always ION
the spot" with the latest to please his
trade.
We would direct attention to the ad-
yertisemeut of The Misses Wilkes of
Sumter in this issue. Ladies this es-
tablisnment is working to please, and
to build up an increased trade among
those who like to be in style, and ap-
preciate real values. Read the adver-
tisement.
Rev W. F.. Gibbons, of Tuebeville,
is now engaged with the Watkins
Remedy Co. He has as his territory
from Manning TO Summerton, and to
ST. Paul, and all Of that territory lying
east of those places. He will take
orders. deliver, sell and collect for that
company.
The books for collection Of
taxes will close on March
31st, inst. For reasons |
must now require Cashiers or
Certified Checks in payment
of taxes. L. L. WELLS.
Co. Treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack McFaddin left
Yesterday for their new home at Green
wood, S. c. We commend this couple
to the good people of Greenwood, and
especially ask The Index to keep a
fatherly eye upon them so that when
they get homesick they viii know
there is always welcome back home
awaiting them.
Alarming news reached Manning
last Thursday evening about the con-
6ition of Sheriff z. B. Gamble who is
at the Columbia hospital. His two
sons John and Edward went 10 Colum-
bia that night and found when they
arrived their father. while quite i'll
was resting easy. and he has been i'm,
proving steadily ever since.
The Clarendon county Teachers AS
sociation will meet at the court house
Saturday, March 18th, at II o'clok. Ar
Interesting program has been arrang
ed. and it is hoped by ali who are IN
terested in t.sese matters that there
NOV no q LARGE tnro ont of teachers. II