The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-09-29

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The official advertisements are I'M
portant this week.
The Treasurer's notice deserves at
tention.
Several valuable tracts OF land will
be sold next Monday.
Mr.. Loyns' "Town Tall" has eScit,
ed our mercantile friends to fever
heat.
Friday, white applicants to teach IL
the free school will be examined
Saturday is appointed for the colored.
The Central Hotel yard is much
improved in appearance by u neat,
substantial fence.
Rev. l. D. Bass left last Monday
for his home in Greenville, Ala, where
he has been called to preach.
Remember the dime reading at the
residence of J. S. Wilson, Esq, this
evening.
Miss Sue Galluchat came home
Friday, from trip to relatives.
Mn. Sinclair, our popular artist, is
still here, but doesn't expect to stay
much longer.
Miss Ida Briggs has returned from
an extended visit to the up country.
During her absence Miss Ida accom-
panied the Press Association party to
Washington
Mr.. Eugene Moses, of Sumter, is in
business with Mr.. Louis Loyns.
Louis Applet, Esq, has accepted 8
position in Lewis store.
Friend Preston B. Thames has To-
Gated with the Levi Bros, on Santee.
Mr.. j. W. Mcleod is engaged with
Mr.. S A. Rigby.
The earthquake did something for
Charleston. It's wallowed up the
base ball mania
Misses Hass and Levy are refugee
ing from Charleston at Mrs. Louis
Loyns.
Rev. Mr.. Garris will preach in the
Presbyterian Church at Summerton,
tomorrow night, tue 30th. He viii
be assisted by Rev. Mr.: Dunlop.
Our Presbyterian friends are busy
preparing for their Presbytery, which
meets here on the Sth proS.
The school advantages afforded in
Manning are unsurpassed By any town
of like size in the State.
The high prices paid by aL.
Schwerin, our cotton buyer, for cot
ton, actually an:azes some of our mer-
chants, and even surprises the even
going farmer:
The Presbyterian Church has been
considerably improved by the appli-
cation of paint, brush, saw and ham
sner, for the coming Presbytery.
Our young stNimrods" would act
wisely to remember that the laws Of
The State prohibit, with severe pen
atty, the killing OF doves, partridges,
etc, between the 1st oS April and
November.
Judge Cothran received the nomi-
nation fsr Congress from the ffth
District bv a most fatter7ng vote.
He is one of our ablest judges, and
will be missed in that department,
but as a,congressman, his career, We
are satisfied, will be brilliant one,
redowning to the honor OF his State.
There comes time in every little
girls life when she is seized with a
longing 10 cook, and there comes q
time in every big girls life when she
is seized with longing to hire some
body elsa to cook It comes after
she gets married.
A race horse devil paid his respects
to the TINES the other day. He made
a profound obeisance to US with his
long horn, but perceiving that the
editor didn't represent the ID part
of the business, he departed to anoth.
er quarter Of the room.
With the streets filed with wagons
and carts loaded with cotton, and the
stores thronged with people busily
shopping, our town presents lively,
thrifty business air Our merchants
are doing everything to attract the
trade of the country to Manning: and
appearances indicate that their efforts
are not without good results.
When heaven and earth are a
parched scroll, and time shall end, al
men will then wish for clear record
between man and man. This event
is predicted to happen to-day, and if
the subscription book of the TINES IS
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