The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-12-01


rates.
Advertising in Local Column, loc. per
line.
The severest frost of the season fell on last
Friday night.
Several communications are necessarily
crowded out this week.
Monday is salesday. Several valuable
tracts of land are to be sold.
Cold weather has come at last but the
load of wood we paid for some time since
has not.
The autumn leaves are dropping, and
soon our beautiful shade trees Will be en-
tirely bare.
Rev. James Mcdowell, and the Rev. W.
II. Workman, pastor of the Brewlngton
Church, will exchange pulpits next Sunday
Our town presented quite a lively air on
last Saturday A goodly number from the
country were in, and business seemed
dourishing.
..HACKMETACh," a lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price Is and 50 cents.
The Treasurer will fill his last appoint
mert tomorrow ct Hndals Mill. Hereaf-
ter he will be found at his Office IN Man
ming 10 receive taxes.
Several of the young bachelors of Man
ming vent on last Thursday to attend
Thanksgiving party at the residence OF Mr..
J. NJ. Richardson It is reported to have
been delightful affair.
Mr.. W. W. Ipark, agent for the ':New
Parallel Bible" containing the old and new
versions in one volume, advertlses for Q
sub-agent to canvass the County OF Viii
liamsburg We have seen copy OF TINS
Bible, which is the most complete in its ar
zangement We have ever seen.
ANASAL INJECTOR free with each bot
tie of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price oO
cts.
There are Sutfourteen more days for the
payment of taxes. and we are informed by
the Treasurer that not more than third OF
the taxes have been collected. The time IS
nearly out, and those who are delinquent
will have the penalty attached. 1t IS vain
hope to expect an extension OF the time.
CLARENDON N TIE LEG1sLAruRE-In the
Senate Mr.. Rhame is member Of the COM
mittees on Federal Relations, Engrossed
Bills, Contingent Accounts and Pubic
Lands In the House Mr.. Tindalis on the
Wavs and Means and Agricultural commit
tees; and Mr. Plowden is a member of the
Committees on Education and Federal Re
1atioos
The proprietor of the Sumter Clothing
Emporium, Mr.. d.. Vim, invites through
the columns of the TINES, the patronage OF
the people of Clarendon. Mr.. Winns large
business is confined solely to gentlemens
furnishing goods, and his stock of clothing
is as large and varied as can be found IN any
city establishment of similar character.
Read his advertisement and pay him your
respects on visiting Sumter.
FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint
you have printed guarantee on every bot
tie of Shiloh's Fitahzer. 1t never tails to
cure.
We regret that 'sOccasionals" COM
,nunication reached the Office too
late for this weeks paper. It is very
difficult and most frequently impossi-
bic, to publish communications
reaching the Office as late as Monday
night. We would be most happy if
our correspondents would send in
their articles by Friday.
Notwithstanding the boisterous un-
pleasant weather last Thursday, the
Thanksgiving services in the Presby-
terian church was attended by u
soodly number of citizens The
schools gave half holiday and turn
ed out en- masse. The exercises were
exceedingly solemn and entertaining.
The regular sermon was delivered by
the Rev. Samuel Leard. The preach
er in his usual earnest sympathetic
manner told of the mercies OF our
Lord, and his bountiful goodness dur
ing the year past. We would Ike if
space permitted to treat more in de-
tail this sermon, which is spoken of
by many as one OF the ablest efforts
o. the Rev. gentleman's life. At its
conclusion Rev. James Mcdowell de-
ivered short thanksgiving address.
1dE REV. OCO. n. 4ha4CGs, VI oOuI-
bon. Ind, says: s.Both myself and wife owe
our lives to SHILOH'S CONSUMPTION
CURE"
On next Friday night there will be given
in the Manning Academy, an entertainment
for the benefit of the Methodist Church
consisting of tableaux, music, recitations,
etc, and ending with a broom drill by the
young ladies, commanded by Prof. Bon
ham. To the best drilled young lady,
beautiful white plume will be given. The
Judges in the contest are Messrs. E. B.
Sigh, j. ". Gibbes, and 7. H. Weston, Of
Columbia. This is laudable undertaking
and should be patronized. Admission %
cents. Reserved seats, 35 cts. Upon the
conclusion of the performance, social re-
ception will be rendered the audience.
A PAEsoN N TRoUBLE-The Rev. A. ".
Pinckney, colored, a circuit rider in the Sa-
lem section OF the County, of the a. N. E.
Church. paid his respects to the TINES Of
fee last week and unfolded to our attentive
ear, in manner, melo-dramatlcaily affect
ing, sorrowing tale of deep trial and sIf-
fering, with the request that the same be
made known to the world.
He related that how, on recent occas-
ion. under the shadow Of his own roof and
hearth stone, he was engaged IN the pastor
al duty Of "chastising sister Eliza Jane
Hicks" because of her grievous wichedness.
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