The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-05-12

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E:.~ Our Terms for al Transient Adver
t:>amcats, are invariably in advance.
The Circuit court will convene Mon
day.
The County board of examiners art
requested to meet in the School Com
missioners Office next Saturday, the
18th.
We are requested by Rev. L. D
Bass to state that he will be absent
from his Summerton appointment
next Sunday.
lIiss Florence Briton, of Indian
town, Williamsburg County, is visit.
ing relatives IN Manning.
Don't argue with fool, or the lis.
teners Will say there is pair of you.
Mr.. t. H. Burgess, of this County:
now living IN Columbia, receive,; 4
severe wound in the arm, on Monday,
the 3rd inst, by the accidental dis
charge OF a pistol, in the hands of Mr..
3 T. Fair
Capt. I. ". Dawson, of the Ne~>
md C1,nIcr, has returned from thee
months trip to Europe.
Rachel, my tear, I pring you wine
engagement ring" "But, Isaac, its a
bearl, und bearls are onlucky, ain It.,
Don't say word, Rachel; I thought
of dot, ind so ! take me an imitation
Won out of stock.
The Oranoeburc Democrat suggests,
low that the farmers have got through
with their convention, the newspaper
men of the State hold q convention,
knock heads together and devise some
protection against the dead-headlsm
practiced on the fraternity. When
snail it be?
1T is we'll known fact that wom-
an can rever hit the thing that she
throws 1t, and vet the world is full of
blue nosed fogies who 10 not believe
that everything is for the best. "
The pianos manufactured by Chas.
n. Stieff, of Baltimore, Md, are not
ed for their great durability, and hence
are sought after by parties desiring
10 purchase frst-class instrument.
They are especially adapted to the
Southern climate. This is the only
house that received two gold medals
at the New Orleans Exposition with
rhe very best reports.
The editors of the Sumter -ldcance
are blessed with dispositions peculiar
" adapted to the hard times IN store.
Listen-'.If we can manage to get
Shirt, linen duster, and pair OF
boots, we can snap our fingers IL the
face OF circumstances.
1t is only the men who resort to Il.
bel suits. Mrs. George Harting, OF
I2lwood, Ind, considering herself as-
srieved by publication in paper,
assaulted the editor, Roy Hannah,
with a peck of the most ancient eggs
that could be picked up in the town.
The account Of the assault says that
the eggs pattered on his head, back
and shoulders, until his entire rear
had assumed crushed pumpkin hue.
-Eccning Nsitor.
AccEprSr.-While eating his dinner
tree fell on the leg of Mack Martin,
(colored) of the fork, on the 9th inst,
breakingit below the knee. DR.. ".
L. Brown, who was sent for, reset he
broken bones.
,ve,rs md Courier: Oakland, May
7.-On The night of May the 9Th, Mn
lie Campbell, colored, shot Joseph
Thompson, also colored, in the back.
Campbell had told Thompson not to
come on his premises without permls-
sion, but he persisted in doing SO.
His wounds are not serious.
Difident lover: Il know | am a
perfect bear in my manner. She:
"Sheep, you mean: J. hug people
YOU do nothing p.. oleat,
c,IE. N. LEy1-A merchants adver-
tiscment is always commensurate with
the extent of his business and quanti-
ty OF goods in store. Read what Nj.
Levi has to say this week. The ad-
vantages offered by bis mammoth
store Of elegant goods are unsurpass-
ed, even in a large city. Nlr. Levi
has st,iven to make the market OF
Manning equal to that of any other
place, and appearances polno strong
" to his success.