The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-06-02
The MANNING TINES.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE z, 1886.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
One Year, IN Advance Sl.30, or 500 a
the Expiration OF Six Months.
Advertisements.-Per Square, first in
sertion, s1.0o.
Each subsequent insertion, Soc.
Trains are running on the 'new
guage."
The man of the hour-ihe fellow
that's able to borrow a quarter.
Ice cream at Mrs. Edwards, made
from pure cream; try it.
Poultry is very scarce and selling
high; now's the time to bring 1t in.
Thanks to Hon. Geo. ". Dargan
for valuable congressional documents.
Nh. Jos. H. Montgomery has re-
turned from college and accepted a
school in the Fork neighborhood.
Mr.. Tillman has another letter in
this issue of the TINES.
It is about time for the colicky GU
cumber to commence its work on its
guileless victims.
Mr.. B. A. Johnson, who is nominal
ed for Warden of Manning, in this
paper, would make a most accepta-
bic officer.
Mr.. NJ. Lewis advertisement still
stands at the head of this page
inviting purchasers to visit his
emporium" of merchandise.
Capt. Z. ]. Hale, Sheriff of hershaw
County, and W. NJ. Shannon, Esq,
were in town on last Friday.
Rachel McDutfie, Of Princes Pond
notoriety, is said by her physician to
be recovering, but there seems to be
little change in her mental condition.
We notice from an exchange that
in the Court of Sessions at Sumter
this week, there were four verdicts of
guilty" three of "not guilty" and one
mistrial.
At meeting of the Town Council
yesterday, an election was ordered to
be held on Monday, the 18th INST, to
fill the vacancy in Council, caused by
the decease of Nh: F. ". Dickson.
Come forward friends, and do the
ssneedful' to our Post-masters bond
and let US have money order Office.
All that's lacking to give us the mon
ev order system is a good bond on
the part of the Postmaster, an3 friend
"Rock' is too hashful to present his
claims, so come forward and sign his
bond and thereby bereft the commu-
nifty.
Messrs. C. a. Snow & Co., patent
attorneys of Washington D. c., have
secured the following patents for par
ties in South Carolina:
For T. Brotherhood, of Charleston,
Drying Phosphate rock.
For J. 4. Brown, Of Chester-Cac
coupler.
The Rev. Sam Jones is fast accum-
ulating fortune. He makes the Cos
pel pay. As a result Of four weeks
labor in Chicago he placed $4,000 to
his credit at the bank, and the Lord
knows how many souls are recorded
to his credit elsewhere.-Charle&on
Dispatch.
The meeting OF the I. 0. G. 7. last
night was attcned by a considerable
number ofladies and gentlemen. Rev.
L. D. Bass in a logical argument
against the sale and use ofintoxicants
held the attention of the audience, for
nearly an hour, pointing ont the evils
of drink, its dire consequences and
terrible extent, and declaring that the
wrongs should be wiped cut by gen
eral prohibition of its manufacture
and sale. He s0ssorted this position
with telling arguments. williamsburg
Herald.
The Darlington Nr1cs says: "a
young man, an EngliSbman by birth,
passing as piano tuner, arrived IN
that town last week. He registered
at the Darlington Hote! as a. Ed
ward and claimed to represent the
Baker Bros. Music House, of Char
lotte, \. C. After stay of five days
he silently departed, leaving his board
bill unpaid Brethren OF the press
Will please pass him round.
NorrcE TO EXECUTIVE CoMNITTEE-I
We are requested by JOS. F. Rhame,
Esq, the Chairman Of the County
Democratic Executive Committee, to
state that the committee are called to
meet in the Court House here on the
morning OF the 18th inst, at 1890
o'clock. Mr.. Rhame has mailed a
written notice to each of the mem
bers. and desires this publication in
case of any miscarriage by the mail
A SAD OccuRREScE-On Wednesday
the 2sth inst, number of persons
f,.,,,, Tho Solcn, neiphbOrhOOd were IN