The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-12-29

Broughton.
Walter J. Hardy, Esq, of the Sum
ter Bar, was in Manning Friday on
professional business.
Mr. Leslie Bagnal, a student OF the
South Carolina College, is spending
his vacation at home.
The farmers il the Legislature, or
a large part of them, it turns out, were
not Tillmanites, by no means.
MI. John w Ivy. OF Atkins, Sum
ter County, complimented the ZINES
Office with q pleasant call Monday.
The dogs had narrow escape this
time. They were only saved by the
vote of the President of the Senate.
ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indiges-
ton, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss Of Appe-
tite. Yellow Skin? Shiloh's Vitalizer IS a
positive cure.
Polite behavior may be the govern
or of society, but talking about ones
friends behind their back is the safety
valve.
Miss Lula Lucas and brother, OF
Darlington, and Miss Twitty, OF Ian
caster, spent Christmas at the Central
Hotel.
It is GOOD news from the county
treasurer that nearly all the taxes
have been paid and that there will be
but few, if any, delinquents-
THANK Heaven" exclaimed fond
father as he paced the floor at mid
night with his bowling heir, "thank
Heaven you are not twins"
We are in receipt of very neat
and conveniently arranged almanac,
sent out by the advertisers of the Vo-
lima Drug and Chemical Company.
We regret exceedingly our una
vcidable absence from the exhibition
OF the Manning Academy last Friday
evening. It is highly spoken OF as 8
most enjoyable entertainment.
The success of the dramatic play at
Summerton Friday evening was so
complete that the performers have
been induced to give repetition Of
the same Thursday evening. Friday
IN his communication tells all about
1t.
We had the pleasure of meeting DR..
A. J. Briggs last week who isspendlng
the vacation of the Charleston Medical
College at home. The Dr.. expects to
get his diploma this spring. We un-
derstand that he has been elected
the yaledictorian of his class
The Legislature of 1885, about
which so much has been writ
ten and more expected, has adjourned
sane die. The country has collapsed
into the even tepor Of its way.
FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint,
yea have a printed guarantee on every bot
lie Of Shiloh's Vitalizer. It never fails to
cure.
DrSC c. Richardson has sent
$50 for the relief of the Charleston
Earthquake sufferers; $25 of the
amount to be devoted to masonic pur-
poses and $25 to the Medical College.
In addition to this the sum Of Sll3
10 has been sent which includes $50
subscribed by the Town Council Mr..
Levi has subscribed $50 which he pro
poses to bestow where most needed,
next week on visiting the city.
Mr. Arthur DeLorme, formerly Of
this Office, now a student of the Gta-
del Academy, is spending the holidays
in Manning. Friend Arthur looks
very becoming in his soldier uniform.
A travelling family Of showmen,
with a bear and monkey, are IN town.
They are by far the flthiest and most
degraded specimens of humanity,
apparently, it has ever been our mis-
fortune to behold. They call them
selves Turks
..HACKMETACK," lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price 25 and 50 cents.
CUpD's WoRz.-Last Wednesday
was indeed day of marrying and
giving in marriage. We have the
pleasure of chronicling FIVE happy
nuptials on that day. At the Metho-
dist Church at Ida, by the Rev. a. J..
Stokes, Nr. E. R Plowden, Jr., to
Miss Eta Coskrey.
BY the Rev. S. Leard, Mr.. Arthur
Corbett, to Miss Clara Jayroe.
At the home Of the brides parents,
Dr. P. a. Alsbrook, to Miss Louise
Brockington, of Williamsburg Coun-
ty.
At home, by the Rev. Mr.. Carson,
Mr. Thomas Blddin, to Miss Maggie
Coker.
These infaEble evidences Of a pros
pering county occurring so frequent
ly are fat contradictions of the gloomy
prophecies of the miserable misan-
thrope about the state OF the country.
The intrepid adventures are wssm-
" greeted with hearty congratulations
and earnest wishes of long lives OF
multiplied happiness
sHILOHS CURE will Immediately re,