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

Miss Lula Lucas is in Manning.
Preaching in the Baptist Churc}
next Sunday evening.
Miss Annie Wilson Of Williamsburg
is visiting relatives IN town.
Wednesday the 18th inst, was the
2Oth anniversary Of the burning 0:
Columbia by Sherman's troops.
Who viii receive the reward Of fifty
dollars offered by Gov Thompson, fol
the capture of the noted John Butler
Dr.. B. Rutledse is in town.
Young mau, make your record
clean,s were the last words CT John B
Cough, the great temperance lecturer
Messrs Noise, Husgins, ard Lew
have moved their law Office to the
neat brick building near Mr.. Lew
store
Miss Emma Eichelberger has gone
to Manville. in Sumter County, to
take charge of a school.
The highways leading to Manning
are reported to be in bad condition.
The causeway over Black Riveris said
to be almost impossible.
We had the pleasure day last week
of meeting Mr.. R, F. Milligan OF tie
Pamela section. Mr.. Milligan has re.
Gently purchased the interest OF Alr.
LaAIotte Lesesne in the firm OF Weeks
and Lesesne, and is doing q live busi-
ness in naval stores.
Departed this life on the 25th inst,
at his residence in the Fork OF Black
River, Nh. W. J. Daniels.
Mr. Daniels was born and reared IN
Marlboro County, but fer the last SIX
years Clarendon has been his home.
In all the relations OF life le was
useful, honorable, and kind. As a
citizen, he acted his part cheesfullyy
and conscientiouslv. As a friend, SIN
cere, kind and senial--as a christian,
ne was uniformly consistent IN hls
profession, zealously working for the
advancement Of his Redeemers cause.
Mr.. Daniels was an active, useful mem
Der of the Manning Baptist Church,
and long Will his memory live in the
hearts of those with whom he wor-
shipped, and by whom he was much
loved.
Servant Of Christ, well done:
Praise be thy new employ,
And while eternal ages run.
Rest in thy savio.'S Joy
For some time past our worthy
School Commissioner has been foccces''- :,
by the severe and rrsS-.ceu -~.eu illness
-.rosse66er Of his family, to be ali
sent from his Office We are glad to
see him or duty again, and to learn OF
the recovery of the sick one.
r. O. Purdv, ESQ, attorney f"r
creditors, will sell several valuable
horses and mules, il front OF the Court
House, Saturday next; also q cotton
gin and press. See ad.
Our popular townsman, Mr. B. 4.
johnson, was married on the evening
of the oath, at the residence of the
brides father, to Miss himmie Lucas,
of Darlington. Messrs, G. II. Hug
gins, ". E. Burgess, J. S. Piowden,
az 4 r T. Horton accompanied Mr..
johnson from Manning and acted as
sroomsrnen Oh the auspicious occas-
ion. Mrs. johnson nee Miss Lueas
is a universal favorite in society, AMI
we congratulate our friend on his good
fortune. May the felicity Of the we'd
ding day be the omen of their voyage
through life.
What is the difference between a
Jew ana g lawyer? The one gets bis
law from the prophets and the other
gets his profits from the law.
A young man residing i'll Naming,
of characteristic equilibrium, return
ing from recent trip to Darlington,
declares from the fuliness of his expe-
rience, that he made a boldimpression
upon the Darlington girls, and that
young ladies like opportunities are to
be always embraced.
Mrs. Edwards continues to inform
her customers through the TINES, OF
the various attractions at her store.
A liberal advcl5iser and pliliantrrop-
ic lady, she believes III the unselfsn
principle of living and let liye-hence
her growing trade.
Every man is the architect of bis
own fortune, and the daily Record
aptly adds, that it needs but glance
to convince the most skeptical that
some men don't know any more about
architecture than hen knows about
artificial incubation.
ToBAcco SEED.-A large number OF
packages of tobacco seed have been
sent by the Department Of Aglicul
ture to DR.. John I. Ingram for dis
tribu,ion- among those wishing to ex-
pertinent in tobacco growing. For
convenience the seed have been plac-
ed il the TINES Office, and Will be Civ
on ont on application.