The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-09-22


rates.
Advertising in Local Calrmn, l0c. PEI
line.
TIE attention of teachers IS direct
ed to the School Commissioners 10
tice of the time for holding public ex,
sninations.
Mr.. J. S. Plowden has filed up his
space with a catalogue Of prices, de-
flying competition.
Sinclair, the Photographer, will not
leave this week as expected.
The next dime reading is appointed
at the residence OF J. S. Wilson, Esq,
on Wednesday, the 2sth inst. No re-
freshnents will be sold.
Prof ". 3. Bonhanl was so much
improved last week as to accompany
his father home. He hopes to be able
to return in short tine and COM
mence his duties at the Manning Acad-
emy.
The advertisement of Louis Loyns
appears to-day. The attractions IN
Mr.. LOWS handsome store are truly
the public ssIown Talk
Seven hundred and fifty dollars in
one months time It seems like a
big profit for one canvassing agent to
make at one time, but Mr.. ". +,
Hopkins, of North Carolina, who is
working for the publishing house Of
B. F. johnson & Co., Of Richmond,
Va, did it and is still going bravely y
ahead. This was lone with no capi-
tai worth speaking OF.
BROKEN ARM.-We regret to learn
that Master Charley Lesesne, son OF
our Sheriff, Mai. II. H. Lescsne, lad
his arm quite badly fractured While
plsving base ball at Jordan, a few
days since.
Charley has our sympathy, and we
hope him speedy recovery.
CANDIDATES SEEESADED.-The nor,i-
nees for Auditor, School Commission
er, and Probate Judge were serenad-
ed Friday evening, at the Clarendon
Hotel. After the speeches the large
crowd were invited to a bountlfui col
lation OF cake and lemonade.
Row AT FoREsrox-On the l4th
nit. at Foreston, this usually quiet
village was the scene of quite spirit
ed fight, just as the polls closed and
the counting of votes began. Knives
hourished, deadly threats echoed up
on the air; and soou the cry Was rals,
ed, that some one has been cut and
the doctor must come.
Mr.. ". I. ?. Sprotts store, near
which the combat waxed warm, was
considerably injured, by having glass
es smashed and show cases broken.
Messrs. James Frierson, Theodore
Kelley, Tom Mitchum and -
Aiitchum were severely cut.
Ru1G1oys.-Rev. A. Y. Price, OF
Whiteviile. \. c., preached in the
Baptist Church of this place last even
ing. He is announced to preach again
this evening.
Rev. Mr.. Millichamps, Of Orange
burg, who has been assisting the Rev.
I. D. Bass in a meeting at Dudley S,
preached here last Sunday. He IS q
gentleman of age, experience and
earnest pietv. His sermon was dellv-
cred with great JUNCTION and with hap
py effect.
It is announced that the Rev. F.
NJ. Satterwhite, Of Marion. will fill the
pulpit Of the Baptist Church next
Sunday morning.
Mr.. CALEB DUBosE 8lIss1Se.-On
Sunday last, the 18th, AEr. G. Du-
Bose left home and went, as claimed,
to neighbors for the purpose of do
ing some work. He executed hls
design, was paid one dollar, and left.
It appears that he was accompanied,
on taking his departure, by two ne
croes; since which time nothing has
been heard of him. Mrs. DuBose,
the wife of the missing man, spled
the negroes, who evinced every desire
to prevent being seen, and when &C:
costed, as she relates, manifested
great hating and hesitation in ac,
counting for Mr.. DuBose; and said
finally, he had gone to vote.
Foul play is suspected, aud every
effort should be made to find the
man or his body.
Since writing the above we under
stand that cIr. DuBose has turned "
safe and sound.
A GARA