The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1885-12-09

Magic Lantern Exhibition
Died on the 7th inst, Mr.. Abrann Hodge,
after long illness.
Mrs. Iseman, Of Spaysanbarg, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lew.
A crowd of contributions compels Us to
foreeo all editorial efforts tbs week.
We are pleased to add the name of F. 7
Bryant, ESD, of the Marion Bar, to our SUB
scription list,
AT Hymen's Altar" q the Baptist
Church tomorrow morning, Rev. L. D. Bass,
officiating.
Mr. Thomas Miles. of Philadelphia, is
in town, the guest Of 3. Eessley Barron
Esq.
Ben Mabia and son. OF Newberry,
spent Thursday in Manning, on their way
to Mrs. Arthur Harvin's, sistr OF Mr. Aaoln-
We must decline 50 publia a communi-
cation from Mr.. e. E. Mi&diton-A history
of the reformed Methodist Union Church
IS not calculated to interest or readers.
Messrs. Noise & Huggin. have moved
their law Office to the neat btlding recently
erected In tie resr of the Cotrt aouse Oh
keirt Street.
On account of irregularities the property
sale, advertised for last Monay, was post.
poned. The tracts OF land g re-advert'sed
in this issue to be sold on sa-seay IN Jan
nary.
We had the pleasure OF mcans Col. Ben
bo, o,,r Senator last Mondy. The Col.
Is broad and generous thinRr. and ceyo-
ted to the educational tnterestos the STATE,
the chief of which is the Suth Carolina
College.
We arc requested to brings the atten-
ton of the Town authorities. be fires bnilt
on the streets at night by priste watchn,eD
During high winds, sparks fom these tres
are SAID to fall in large quantities on the ad-
jacert cotton yards aud buildings.
We have before US copy the Light, q
new, or rather an old pape resurecte4,
published in Mannins, BIZ atssrs. strick:
land & Co, eoiored. May the reflection OF
the LilSs radlate in the heartsof our colored
brethren to their delight and enlightenment
The severe cold Of Saturaayaod Sunday
was preceded by wind storraearly satu--
day morning, causing sdasaaedombi bies from
snoozy quarters, and wild pee!ng through
window blinds in expectationlt It d Charles
ton tornado.
Messrs c.. Bait s Co., fruites, and also
the frn of D. Bentschner & O., clothlers,
OF Charleston, publish their ards IN to-
days TD1rs These houses an extensively
known, and need no recomme. iation to the
people Of Clarendon.
Messrs. Kohh, Furchgott & benedict of
Charleston. our generous adveE sers, are Of
fering special inducements + Christmas
Suyers. Their attractive store 7 King St,
is thing Of beauty, good klsee. Give
chem call
The attention of our readers called to
she announcemeatof Dr.. j. |. Burgess.
The book he proposes 10 public We have
no doubt will be an intereshn: history OF
the '.oId days. and we hope the ar. viii find
no trouble in procuring the ae.feo asslst-
ance.
The dull times in Manning VT be brok-
on tomorrow evening by Mr3 Lanhams S
: pleasing entertainment. MrS Lanhams is
. object. as will be seen by his advertisement,
ia most p-aisworthS, and his eff is deserve
q full house, apart from the mer5o h;s ez-
hibition.
Young lewyers generally get Ptisfac:son.
when they loose O case. by Spuslng the
Judge. Such is hfe.-Lcurensi 44dceTtsser.
TIE Advertiser viii bose its EStor unless
ne refrashes his rusty memory wsh an & 5
g spellins book
Tho Indian Medicine Co., W recently
ten Maaning have been giving Iu1ca con-
cerss in Kinsstree. How the pafs of the
kingssree Indians will look wisesshnd with
q knowing wink say. cid fellows struck II
that time. You fooled them chu' p people
good.
Married Nov. 25th, by Rel J, B.
Carpenter, Miss Fannie c. Fcks, OF
Sumter County, to Mr.. j. Calhoun
Baker, OF Clarendon.