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Published Etery Wednesday WEDNES'DAYj DECEMBER 29, 1920 D *~a Miss London of Pittsburgh, Pa., is the gucest of Miss Netta Levi. h( Mrs. Sue Harvin spent Christmas with her parents at Salters. D Mr. Moses Levi is at home from .c Washington and Lee. Miss Celest Ervin, who is in Athinta M this year, is at home for the holidays. D Mr. R. D. Plyler spent Christmas at "his old home in Lancaster. B 01 Born Tu-s(ay to Dr. and Mrs. H. L. Crouch, a baby girl. tt Mr. J. L. West of Sumter, spent the h Christmas holid:ays with friends here. Mr. an'd Mrs. .1. M. Shaw ai visit ing relatives in Mayesville this week. J. D. O'Bryan, Esq., of Kingstree spent Christmas with his brother, S. Oliver O'Bryan in Manning. . Miss Augusta Appolt will leave to- 1) morrow for Ft. Sam Houston, Texas where she is stationed. Mr. C. W. Wells returned to Laurens Mon'lay morning, after spending W Christmas in Manning. Mr. R. ). Cothran returned home Monday from Virginia where he has been in the tobacco business. g Mr. Joe P'lowden of Atlanta spent. Christmas with his father, Mr. H. D. Ilowden in Manning. Th2 Manning Grocery Co., is now moving into their quarters opposite the old electric light plant. Next Friday is the last day for the payment of town taxes without penal ty. Fire destroyed the Battery stdre,' owEid by Mr. Sol Krasnoff in Sumter last Wednesday morning. Misses Jeannette and Carolyn Plawden are visiting relatives in Williamsburg county. Miss Sarah Lesesne has returned ti fromI Hirtsville where she spent Christmas. Rev. J. A. Easley spent the Christ mas holidays with friends and rela tives in Greenville. Mr. J. S. Burgess who is a member of the high school faculty at Greer, is spending the holidays at home. Mr. and Mrs. J. B3. Cantey and ( children spent Christmas in Mullins S wkith Dr. and Mrs. G. P. Watson. Mrs... J.M. Hawkins and children of h Charlezsioon nic visiting.. Mr.a!Mr C. W. MlRoy. ; A Mrs. Wmrren Dickson- and Misses 13 Mary and Cooper Dickson of Vineland, N. C., are visiting relatives in town. COLDS SHOULD BE CARED FOR As soon as Cold is contracted the system becomes disordered. This may develope into any one of sev- s eral serious direases. -You can't afford to take the s chance of incurring a severe penal- a ty for negleet. , For years physicians have pre scribed medlemcie co(ntaiinmig hore houndl, nmullein andl~ tarI. Conm poundled with a few other elements you have a miedicine that will check a cold immediately. Tro satisfy the dlemanid for this prescrip)tion in quickly obtainable form, Dr. Murray has his c'henmists n~ pra:re quantities andl supply dIrug- . gists. Ask your druggist for it Murray's Horehound "~ Mullein and Tar Children enjoy it, your drlug gist will refund your money if your satisfaction is not complete. Colds and14 inlflueniza are ii ucces .5ul1ly t reatedl by using Dr i'tn' Life in conjunction with Murray's h H-orehound Mullein and Tar. 12 Manu factured by MURRAY D)RUG CO. COLUJMIIA, S. C. BRICK LIM] L UMBE R DI If y'OU want to build with everything need Get our prices first, MANNI1N4 Mr. and Mrs, N. C. Danif are spent ; the holidays With Mr. and Mr iker Haynsworth in Flordece. Messrs. -Brown Bagnal, Wavelar tfis and Horton I gby of Clemsc e spending the holidays at home. Mrs. Charles Taylor has returni me after a short visit with her pa ts at Lamar. M~arried by Judge J. M. Windha cember 26ta, Mr. Henry A. Atkii n and Miss Sunan Viola Corbett. Married by Probate Judge, J. I indhmn, December 24th, Mr. Georl Elmore and Miss Blanche Skipper Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Daugherty , lack Mountain, N. C. are the gues Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Bradham. ir. and Mrs. Frank V ls, of Sur r-, spent Christmas whli relativ ,re. Fire destroyed the residence of IM night Stuckey in Summerton li iturday morning Misses Rita and Helen Nimmer, harleston were the guests of th crents here over Christmas. Mrs. B. E. Jordan and children enmark are visiting her parents, Ml id Mrs. H1. ). Barrineau. Mis. Robert L. Jones, of Sumtv as the guest of her p.rents, )r-. a rs. G. I,. Dickson, over Christn nly. Miss Dluncan of Charleston is Il .test of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Mouzo iss Duncan was one of the hij hool teachers here last year. Mr. .1. liLates Gerald is spending w <hays with his parents, Mr. at rs. John D. Gerald. Mr. Gerald )w located at Greenville, S. C. Mrs. W. E. Folk and children enmark are spending a wvhile wi mr .parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Austin Smith of " a tthews are spending the hol.da; Manning with, their parents, 1, id Mrs. S. .1. Smith. Every member of the PreshyteriF ourch is urged to be present ne tiday to hear the final report of ti mi ittee in regards to the install on of the pipe organ. TIhe W. C. T. U.'will hold their fir eeting of the new year on Mon h teriidon at 4 o'clock at the home rs. R. C. Wells. All members a 'gently requested to be present. Miss Matilda Sim;, of Louisiam wint the Christmes holidays with h ienud, Miss Sue Sprott. Miss Sil a student at Randolph-Macon Ck ge and came here with Miss Li< prott. Wiintl.rop students speunding t )lidays at houi:t Manning a i:Les T.ouise Burg: , leaholle '.Woll eorgia Sauls, Edna Bogar, Catheril ranit, Mairie Wells, Mary Metrop< Snice and Estelle Alsbrooks. Col. Sherard Colemta n, Mrs. Col an and daughters, were the gues 'Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Breedin ov hristmas. Col. Coleman, who is -hew of Mr. Breedin, is now locatl r d 1mlhi. hein .artermaster e Fifth Division. Fire delouyedl the tables of ti Limimerton Live Fluck Co., at Sur erton last Saturday night. The li Ock was saved, but, pactically the ba.ggie's and wagons were hur: 1. We Iearn therec werie some'thii <e' 100 bjuggi('s (lest roved that he wver b en unerated. --------o -----.. S1iE FE~LT U NCOMFO(RTlA BLE Tier shoulder itched intensely, h a amed skin burned, yet she coul tscratc~h in the crowd! WI trfer like- this? Zemeirine alla 'hing Sold in two sizes 50 een ual $1) by Dickson Drucg Store. Oll)N ER'S JUVRY HIOLDS BIRADIl Sunmter, Dec. '27.- -At the inque ld over the bodly of F rank Onthi re today, the coroner's jury retuor I au verdiet that the deceased c'an his death from gunshot woiundsi e'tedl by Edgar Bradley. The n r happened Chiristrans afternoon. Tlhe only wvitnes:; was Mr. O~utlawt n, Plinmy, a boy. of 10 yearus. HIis te~ CEMENT ~ORS SASH we can supply you ed. ;, S. C. "My horse was it such run down d condition, I thought he would did. " After feeding him Dr. LeGear's Stock Powders, he is as well as ever and is now as good looking a horse ! as there is in this section."-J. C. Ifuste, Rockbridge Baths, Va. Dr. LeGear's Stock Powders build up the body, vitality and muscular m energy of your horses and mules in sure more meat with less feed, from1 your hogs, sheep and cattle, and help your cows produce more and richer 4milk. e Mr. Huste's small - expenditure saved him. the price of a horse. Dr. LeGear can also help you. For 28 " years as a Veterinary Surgeon and Expert Poultry Breeder he has devoted himself to the ,compounding bf remedies for ailments of stock and poultry. Whenever you have an l ailment among your stock or poultry get the proper Dr. LeGear Remedy from your Dealer. It must satisfy r'iyou, or your mopey will be refunded. tImony was to the effect that his .i had long objected to the attentions of liigar Bradley to his daug iter, and that Christmas dlay the young woman I had come into towii with her brothtr und a cousin to attend moving pictures :md1. afterward had driven home with Bradley. Pliny reached home first, but was putting his horse up when his sister and Bradley arrived, he said. ''he first thing he saw was his father comiig out of the house after Bradley with a gui, he testified. Mr. Outlaw was some hundred feet from the house when the shooting occurred, and Brad ley 20 feet further, he declared. Pliny state:] that his father's gun was not oaded. Both had double-barrel shot gulls. Bradley fired twice with No. I 7 shot, the first shot taking effect just above the heart and the second through the left ear, hie testified. j Dr. .. A. Mood testified that death must have been immediate. The (laughter was in a too nervous condi tion to testify. The son's testimony agreed largely with the statement made by Bradley when he came to town, it is stated. le gave himself up to Chief of Police Barwick, who MANNING PROOF Should Convince Every Manning Reader. The frank statement of a neighbor, telling the merits of a remedy, t Bids you pause and believe. The same endorsement By some stranger far away Commands no belief at all. Here's a Manning ease. A Manniig citizen testifies. Read and be convinced. :'I W. N. Hill, says: ,"About two years 14ago I was troubled witl my kidneys. 1rhere were pains across the small of a my back and it felt as if someone were sticking a knife into me. My rerves were all unstrung and often times I had dizzy spells. I felt as if I waited to sleep all the time. A friend e recommended Doan's Kidney Pills so e II bought somiae at. Dickson'.; Pharmacy. Doan's Kidney Pills entirely cured me of the trouble and I haven't been bothered since." e- Price W0, at all dealers. Don't ts simply ask for a kidney remedy-get . I Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that a Mr. Hill had. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. STATI.NIENT - Of The Ownership. Nlanagement, Cir re1 culation, Ec., Required by the 'I Act of Congress of August 24, - 19l'2. (I Of''':he Manning Times, published weekly at Manining, b. C., for Octo STATE\rF O1" SOUII't CAROINA, C ounty oft Clarendon . .1 Be-fore. me, a N otary Publ ic in and 'I- for the, State and county aforesaid, y' personally apjpea red I. I. A lpelt, who, is having been duly sworn according to t:4 law, deposes and says that he is the Ed itr ou~f the Manning 'Ti mes, and that1 the following is, to the best of his kinowledge and belief, a t rue state inment of the ownersh ip, management etc. . Tha t the names and addresses tof thet publ)isher, editor, managinig w editor , and business managers are: Puobl i'her' . Mi. Shope, Manning, SS. C. Editor, I. I. Appelt, Manning. S. C.; Ma naging Ed it or, I. IL App)1)t, f ManigS.C. usiness Manager, s 2. 'Tha t the owvners are: A ppelIt 013 Thait the kniowni b~ondholers, mortgagi'es, and1( other security hoh1 er's ioning or holding I .peri cen t. or moie of total Iamnounit of' bonds, mnort gages, or other securities are: Ilome Bank & Tr'ust Co.; Babcock Print ig Pr'ess Co. 4I. That the two paragraphs next, abhove, giving the names of the owni (ers, stockholders, and sec'urit~y hold er1s, if any, contin not only the list of' stoickhoholer's and secur'it y holders as they app~lear upon01 the books of the ('ompapny but also, in causes wheire the stock hiohler or security holder(1 a~pears upon)1 the books of tihe companiy als trustee ori in any other fiduciary rehil tion, the inme of the personl or cor p~ortionf for whom such trustee is ac't ing, is givent; also that the said two paragraphs contain statements em.. bracing afliant's full knowvledge and belief as to the circumstances and co'nditions undel(r which stockholilers and1( security hioldecrs who do not apl pear' upon the books of the company as tru'Iste(s, hohl stock and securiities ill a. capac'ity other than that of a bona fide owner; and this afliant has no reaOson to believe that any other per' son, association, or' cor'por'ation has any inlter'est dir'ect or inilreet in the said stock, bonds, or other securities than as so) stated by him. I. I. APPELT. Swor'n to and1( subscribed before me this '27th day of December 1920. T. M. MOUZON Notary Puibfic. My co~nlaion expires at pleasura ofd the noenor. B. B. Cash an Is now local occupied by We will be come to see Wishing ev< New Year, B. The Cash We arc turned him over to Deputy Sheriff McKagen. Bradley also stated, it is said, that when he 'and Miss Outlaw went home. M.r. Outlaw slapped his e daughter's face, knocked him dow. and threatened him with a knife and i ordered him from the house. When the father came out with his gun, he, Bradley, took his gun from out of his car and the shooting occurred, he said. Bradley is in jail with counsel work ing to have him out on bond. He is a young man in the early twenties. The Outlaws live a few miles from the city on the Cain-Savannah road and Bradley lives in the same section some six or eight miles away. Bristol, Va., Tenn., Dec. 28.-Bristol and vicinity are in the grip of an epidemic of chronic hicoughs, it was revealed today in a summary of re ports by physicians. More than a dozen cases of serious illness from hiceoughs have occurred in or near Bristol in the past few days and LwO of the patiehts have narrowly escap ed death. IN BANKRUPTCY In tihe District Court of the United States For the Eastern District -of South Carolina In. Bankruptcy. In the Matter of If. A. Becker, Bank up~lt. To the Creditors of I. A. Becker, of Summerton, in the County of Clar endon and District aforesaid, bank-'3 Iup~t. Not ice is hereby given that on the 18th day of December A. D. 1920 the said H1. A. Becker was duly adjudicat ed bankrupt : andl that the first meet ing of his creditors will be held at the oflice of the undlersigned Referee i the Federal Building Florence, 3. C7., on) the 10th (lay of January A. D. 1921 at 12 o'clock noon, at which time the saidi creditors may attend, prove their claims, a)point a trustee, examine the bankrupt andl transact such other business as may0 pro)perly c.om)e before saidl m)eeting. Not ice is further given) that at this meeting apt imrmedliate sale of the stock of flnerchandise, fixtures and c'hoses in) action, atfter legal advertise menat, will be considlere dwithout fur ther not ice to crtedlitors. Robert J1. Kirk, Referee it) Bankruptcy. INS UR I Let us Ins In any qu We can a State Wai Manning R S. W. BARRON BR EE d Carry i :ed in its New Stor Katzoff's Bargain S glad to have all of us in our New Stoi !ry one a happy and we are at your servi B. BREED] and Carr now in our New Formerly Katzoif's. SUBSCRIBE T Appre To My Mani Customer I wish to ex thanks for the shown me while business, and I w happy and prosp< AARON A I-I'P'Y A.\) J. E.. Druggist an Your ure your Cotton antity, at any p1 iso store it for y rehouse. ealty & Ins Manning, S. C. .ibI 6S U 111U ui N'S Grocery e, formerly ;tore. >ur friends -e. prosperous Ce; y Grocer. Store 0 THE TIMES ciation Friends and tend my sincerest liberal patronage in the mercantile 'ish one and all a Trous 1921. ABRAMS. umnrnmunumm:mmmum utumuUnumumuuuummum >S ANI) PATItoNs ARANT, ~ I Optometrist, lxa, S. c. Cotton ! 00you. ace. ou in the urance Co. OHiN C. BAGNAL (mmmitttmnimae