The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-01-06

ficiaI Advertisements.
INNING, S c., JAN. s, 1915
So lbs call to Township Assessors
IL tii'j> issue.
Dr.. James Mcdowell and son OF
Rock zIill spent last Saturday in Man
?:Eg.
Ca05., A. L. Lesesne. is back at his
,,3E1e "a Sumter in quite feeble con-
sheriff Gamble was operated on in
Ca3G9bia yesterday and be is getting
ca nicely.
See D. C. Shaw Company's ad., on
this page. as they are closing out some
Of the stock.
Come to The Times Office for all
kinds of blankS-liens, chattel mort
cages, contracts, etc.
Their was quite crowd at the pub
+, lie sales last Monday, Notwithstanding
the scarcity of money.
Do not TAI, 70 read the special sale Of
fere6 by the D. J. Chandler Clothing
Company in this issue.
Died at Alcolu, Monday night Mrs.
'sMiso Barfeld. wife OF Mr. James Bar
field, aged about IS years.
Mr.. J. Edward Follin, well known to
the merchants af this county, died at
s his nome in Charleston last Monday.
]. 81. Lesesne, ESQ.,, conducted the
Sherisf's sales last Monday Tor that
officer, who is in hospital in Columbia
Chief Leard Eugsins has installed a
telephone in the fire engine house, so
in case of dre at night. ring for the
engine house.
Married Sunday afternoon at Fores-
ton, by Magistrate J. E. Richbourg,
Mr.. William a. Richbourg and Miss
Gertrude Ridgeway.
The college girls and boys hiked
back to their books last Monday, and it
viii be long. long time before they
get back to mas cooking.
Married by Rev. NJ. J. Ksser at Pax
vile on Christmas Day ct the home OF
Mrs. G. Il. Lackey, MIR. Charles Brown
and Miss Cornelia Ridgill.
Miss Sara Witherspoon of Greenville
after spending the holidays with the
family of MIR. G. r. Harvin left for her
home last Sunday morning.
Miss Jamie and Nellie Haley OF Man
ming, returned home Monday night af-
ter spending Xmas with Miss Maggie
Mellefte, at Turbeville.
OF Ofinterest to automobile owters is
the advertisement of A. Abrams in
this issue. Mr.. Abrams is carrying a
full supply of automobile supplies.
The wellknown firm of Bultmann
Bros. of Sumter, has gone into bank
ruptcy. We hope it win soon get its
affairs in shape TO continue business.
Hon. J. A. Hunter of Bamberg, re-
Gently a candidate for the Office OF
Lieutenant Governor, died at Johns
Hopkins hospital, Baltimore, last Sat
urday.
The residence occupied by Mr.. Joe
Wilder and family, but belonging to
Mr.. G. T. Mason on the outskirts OF
Sumter, was destroyed by FIRE last Sun
day morning.
Oh! what the bill collectors did for
US last Friday and Saturday was a
caution, and enough to wiring the sym
pathy from our friends who are be-
hind on their accounts.
Married last Wednesday afternoon,
by Rev. G..P. Watson, pastor OF the
Manning Methodist church, DR.. Thom-
as W. Gunter. and Miss Eva Curtis,
both of Paxville.
Married last Monday evening by
Rev. J. a. Ansley, pastor Of the Bap-
tist church, Mr.. &. F. DuBose, chief of
police at Blackviile, and Mrs. Sallie E.
Younans of Manning.
The report from the Augusta hospital
is that Frank Clark who was danger
ously wounded while discharging his
duty as policeman in the town of Allen
dale, is slowly improving.
Died in Columbia on the 29th, inst,
MIR. John c. Coskrey aged 81 years.
The deceased was the eldest son Of the
late Capt. William r. Coskrey. The
burial took place at Wilson's Friday.
Mr.. B. HudnaH and family have
tried their fortune in the town OF An
drews, and it's no more for them, they
have moved to Olanta where MIR. 6ud-
nal will engage in business. They spent
Sunday and Monday in Manning.
Miss Tasca Turbeville. who has made
Manning her home for the past several
wears, has returned to her old homesat
Turbeville- while at least. Miss
Turbeville was very popular and made
many friends here, who cope to see
/. her back soon.
There was family reunion in honor
of Mr.. j.. ). Mitchium, at the home
near Jordan. duringt he holidays, at
which his children, and grandchildren
was present. Mr.. Mitchum is 81 years
{ young, and he is the sprlest man OF his
age il the State.
The residence of Mr.. D. NJ. Brad
ham had very narrow escape from
being destroyed by FIRE last Friday,
only the timely discovery of a blaze On
the roof OF, the dining room, and the
prompt work of those who reached the
scene early saved it with very little
damage.