The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-11-24

To-day its cold and tomorrow tne "eaIH-
er is warm.
tits not ungracious to give the earthquake
a willing goodbye.
Mrs. Edwards calls upon her patrons to
examine her varied stock Of goods.
The cold weather is exhilarating rejuven-
ating and comfortable, beside cozy oak
fire.
MI. n. Wilson has been on an insu-
ance exploration to BUcksville and else
where.
Several attorneys from Sumter were IN
town THURSDAY in attendance on the Pro
bate Court.
It's popular question in Manning now
to ask how Tonga young lady remains
bride after marriage.
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable
by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure IS the
remedy for YOU
The express Office has followed Mr.. J. S.
Plowden to his new quarters in the build
ing lately erected by Jos. Galluchat, Esq.
Anumber Of gentlemen came down from
pf Mr.. S. J. Clark and Miss CAME BenooW.
A soc;able was given at the residence OF
the Hon Jas E. Tindal last Monday even
ing. Those who attended report most
pleasant time.
The General Assembly convened yester-
day. Our outside will contain full report
of the daily proceedings Of that body du-
ring the session.
Sickness prevented our discharging the
duties of editor last week We are indeot-
ed to A. Levi, ESQ, for kindly and most
timely assistance rendered in that capac-
ity.
SHuOES COUGH and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on guarantee. 1t cures
Consumption.
Married, on the 3rd of the presentEcnth,
st the residence of Mr.. j. D. Pack, by the
Rev. ". H. Mahoney, Mr.. James F. Rich
bourg, of Facksviile, to Miss j. Bateman,
of Sumter.
We were pleased to meet Mr.. Jos. q.
Montgomery, who is attending the South
Carolina University, in town last Thursday
Mr.. Montgomery was witness IN case
before the Probate Court
We have very sensible letter from Rob't
T. Stewart, Esq, colored attorney Of this
town, addressed to his colored friends on
the importance of educating themselves,
which Will be published next week.
The dime reading at DR.. Dink;ns' last
Friday evening was attended by quite a
large crowd We were unayoidably absent
and hence are unable to say anything about
the programme. The music by the young
ladies is reported as being very fine.
For lame back, side or chest use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents.
On the Doth inst. McMartip, colored was
shot with a pistol by William James. color
ed. Martin was hit in the side. but not
hurt seriously. The affair grew out Of Mar
tin accusing James of purloining from him
suit of clothes James has betaken HIM
self to whereabouts unknown.
The ministers of the churches in Man
ming have agreed to hold thanksgiving
services in the Presbyterian Church to-
morrow Thursday. In announcing this
fact last Sunday from the pulpit the Rev
Mr.. Leard made an earnest appeal to his
congregation to attend the services. which
SHnOES vTTALIZER is what you need
for Consumption, Loss Of Appetite, Dizzi-
ness. and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Prce
10 and Is cents per bottle.
On last Thursday Cicero Harvin aud Jim
Rha,ne. (cclored) brothers-in-law, in quar-
rel over family disagreement, resorted TO
shot-nuns as the speediest way to settle their
difhculty. Each seized his trusty musket
and banged away Cicero's load Of small
shot took effect IN Jims shoulder; and the
contents Of Jim's gun found lodging place
in Gcero's head. Neither was seriously
hurt. The little trouble was afterwards an
icably adjusted.
We are requested to state that the Monu-
mental Association will meet IN the Court
House at Manning on Saturday, the 4th OF
December, at 10 o'clock A. M.
This society, which is for most lauda-
ble purpose, has been on the eve OF dis
ruption for several months, and but for the
indefateable efforts of several Of our cltl-
zens it would have proved a failure. And
now another effort will be made to get Our
citizens interested in this matter. 1t is due
to those whose energies have been put forth
in this cause that the people bestir them
selves and attend the meeting IN Decem-
Der. The ladies are earnestly called upon
to arouse their husbands, fathers, brothers,
and sons to remembren Of their dead
Confederate kinsmen; and to take an inter
est in the monument to be erected to their
mems Let US have a stirring meeting
in Decembe :, and cootiD ue from caeace tor
ward to push this monument undertaking
to complete success.
THAT HACKING COUGH can be so
quickly cured by Shilohs Cure.
On last Thursday evening the doors of the
Methodist Church were thrown open and
the church brightly illuminated The aus
picious occasion was the marriage Of Mr. 5.
). Clark to Miss CAME, daughter Of Maj. ?.
C. Benbow, OF this town.
A. about q o'clock the church being well
filed with the friends Of the contracting
parties, wedding march pealing from the
church organ, under the skillful touch Of
Mrs. Lima Huggins, announced the appear
ance Of the bridal company. The bride ap
peared in full costume, with orange bios
SONS and the long graceful bridal veil; an6
her female attendants were elegantly dress
ed in variegated colors, which made beau
tiful scene IN the glowing light from the
lamps,
The ceremony was performed by the Rev
S. Leard, after which the party adjournec
to the home Of the bride, where they were