The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-05-05
Local Intelligence.
County Commissioners meet to- day

County Commissioners meet to-day
Garden peas at the Central Hotel
Mr.. J. E. Rearden, of Salem, recent
" killed 1856 larks III 21 shots. They
were shot from q blind.
DR.. T. r. Kelley, of A1otts, ard MI
E. NJ. Hicks, of Camp Ridge, were II
town last Saturday.
"If YOU want to be miserable, thinb
about yourself, about what you want
what YOU like, what respect the peo,
pie ought to pay you, and what peo-
pie think ofyou.
The attendance at the meeting Of
the Monumental Association on last
Monday was too small to transact
business. Another meeting has been
appointed for the first Saturday IN
June.
Mrs. Burgess millinery store, with
a full stock of millinery goods just
from the North, merits a visit from
the ladies of Clarendon. Visit this
establishment before purchasing else
where.
The business man who's keen and wise,
And wants boom, Will advertise;
But he who's not, withholds his dimes,
And is sore distressed by dull times.
DEArHs-NIr. Lazarus Bell, an old
citizen of Manning, died on the lst
inst.
Died at Columbia, on the Both
April, Mr.. ". L. Brailsford. The re-
mains were brought to Manning and
inferred in the cemetery here on last
Saturday.
Mr.. Dunkin NlcCallum, son OF DR..
McCallum, of Sumter. and a student
of the South Carolina College, died at
the College on tbs 2Sth OF April. MIR.
McCallum ranked among the first IN
hisclasses, and was distinguished Tor
his exemplary piety
At the instance of Messrs. Z. \.
Snow & Co., Patent attorneys at
Washington D. c., a patent Tor tins
State, during the last week, has been
issued for Lining for refrlgerators,
to F. S. Fairly, of Charleston.
The longest word in English, or
rather Welsh language, has after a
long period of oblivion, been once
more exhumed. 1t is Llanfairpwllgw-
Observation-Disclosures
wllzanttvsiiogogogoch.
MARRIED. Thursday, the 22nd
ult., by Judge Mahoney, Mr.. N. L.,
Boschette, to Miss Guile Boschette
On last Wednesday afternoon, at
the residence of the brides mother,
bv Rev. L. D. Bass, Nh. Jos NJ. Brad
ham, to Miss Atlee Bradham.
In the Summerton Baptist Church,
ON last Wednesday evening, by Rev.
Id. Bass, Mr.. r. T. Millisan, to
Miss Hattie Bil!ups-
May showers Of conluSal felicity
attend them.
About sunset, on the evening of the
S0th of April, a dark and angry cloud
~ollins up in the West, struck terror
in the hearts of our people; nor was
it lessened when a violent storm OF
wind ioiued in and tore through
the trees of the town. The frequency
of cyclones and the disastrous results
following them, during the past year,
has aroused Alright the dread OF our
people. 1t is not an easy matte, Tor
one to show forth his courage, when
houses and trees are careering around
his head, but the safest place IS home,
at all times and under all circumstan-
ces. Flying from it often increases
the danger. The storm passed of With
out doing any damage.
A very cold snap and several cloudy
DAYS followed, and over-coats speed
lily supplanted the light attire Of the
spring.
Are YOUR parents living?' an Ar
kansas school teacher asked a boy.
"Mur is, but pap amt
CHATS bad
"What's bad? That murs' llvln OF
that paps dead?
aIt's bad that your father IS dead.
sYas; the man that had a mortgage
on the crap said So
"What was the matter with youl
father?'
He coulient stand prosperity"
ssWhy how did prosperity Kill
him?'
oval, ole Bill Simmons Civ pap 6
whole Jug O whiskey. and 1t was
morn he could stand. He done his
best but she downed him.-llreonsau
Tre@&
AeEIcyaruRAb NlEEISG,-The Coun
~ Aasseultural Society met III tht
Eourt house on last Monday, and
though q small attendance was pres
ent great attention was given anc
much interest was shown III the reclt
ais of the delegates present who Wen
to Columbia, to the State Convention
The most of those who enjoyed the
privilege of being iG the State Con
Teption, expressed themselves as be
ING very highly pleased, and entertall
GREAT hopes for the future.
Mr. Tindal, the President, who wa
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