The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-03-17
Local Intelligence.

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Local Intelligence.
Ton1mie, the infant son OF Capt. and
Mrs. J. J. Conyers, died on the 10TH
inst.
We regret to learn Of the precari-
Gus condition of Mr.. J. L. L. Thames,
who has been seriously i'll for a long
time.
The Irish world will celebrate to-
day in memory OF the Saint Patrick,
The last issue of the TINES failed to
reach the Star Route Offices on
Wednesday, as usual. The fault was
altoeether with the mail carrier. With
the assurance of the Post Master here
that the occurrence will not be re-
peated, we pass the matter over with
out further notice.
The municipality of Foreston held a
second Election Saturday to ill its
complement of wardens. The post
ion of honor was awarded to Dr. L.
". Nettles-
The Grove Academy, presided over
BY Misses Ingram and Ewell, presents
an attractive appearance with It's new
coat Of white paint.
Miss Alice Hacvin has returned
home from an extended Trip to Orlan
do, Fla. She was accompanied by
Miss Hattie, daughter OF Mrs, +. A.
Mcleod.
Mrs. Sadie Mcleod, of Baltimore, IS
visiting relatives in town.
Mr.. Z. D. Nhitson, of the Inter
State Assurance Company IS IN town.
Mr.. E. O. Ingram is home from the
South Carolina College, recuperatlns
his exhausted energies
Now is the time for our merchants
to advertise their spring goods.
PRovERB. man took a drink, the
drink took a drink, and then the
drink took the man.
4 woman, says Lawrence ORelly,
is GOOD deal ike ~ ACCORDION. You
can draw her out all right, but the
music begins when You shut her up
Dr.. G. Allen Higgins, il, will
please accept our thanks for an lnTlt-
alton to the commencement exercises
of the Dental Department OF the Ma
ryland University.
Thanks Post master Bowman, for
your Photographic collection OF the
leading Journalists OF the United
States, conspicuous among whom we
notice a handsome picture of the able
editor of the Ne,cs and Courier, i. ".
Dawson.
Young man after sitting till nearly
midnight. Il declare Miss
You look sleepy"
She, trying to suppress yawn-
tCan You be surprised% lie lett.
Who was he?
We publish in another column q
letter from Mr.. Jas. Z. Tindal, ex
planning the object OF the Farmers
Agricultural Society.
The Executive Committee OF the
Clarendon Agricultural Society vii!
meet in the Court House, Saturday
the Goth inst. A programme Tor the
next meeting Of the Society will be
arranged.
A little child OF Paul AIaybank, neal
st. Stephens, was burned to death on
the 14th.
Alessrs. Moody and Sankey, the re-
nowned revivalists, viii visit Charles.
ton Wednesday the 24th inst, anc
remain till the close of the week. They
will go from Charleston to Columbia.
Sam Jones tells Of an Irishman who
said: when die there will be one
fellow who will regret my death.
"Who viii that be-"
at will be the fellow that gets my
widow"
Capt. D. J, Bradham has been ap
pointed by the AIessrs. Gay Brother:
& Co., of New York, as their repre-
sentative in this and adjoining Coun
ties to sell their numerous books
Among the popular works published
bv this large printing house we notice
ssThe Light of the World" by Chas
D. Deems, D. D. L. L. D.
DR.. Deems is Southerner, wh'
has gained distinguished eminence a
the North by his eloquent preachir!
and profound learning. The book !
beautifully illustrated, and with tn
low price asked for it, will find i rea
dy sale.
Messrs. c. A. Snow & Co., pateu
Attorneys of Washington D. c., hay
procured the following patents 10
South Carolina applicants
G. D. Barr, of Greenville, blottin
pad and paper cutter.
H. E. Frier, Of Salem: hand plante
and distributor,
MoSEy ORDER-The people Of Mar
ming have for long time felt the nee
of a cheaper and more convenler