The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-10-20

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Will leave soon thereafter.
Lascadio Hearn will have delight
II! article in tic !>o,di,e;''; 8tcoHac. Iol
November, entitled: 'sIhe Last OF IL;
New Orleans Fencing Masters.
ARE YOU MADE miserable by IndigeS
ton. Constipation. Dizziness. Loss Of Appe
tits, Yellow Skin? Si:iloh,s Eita!izer IS {
positive cure.
Married, Thursday evening at Man.
ming, By Rev. ". H. Mahoney, Mr.
". ". Holladav, of Summeyton, and
Miss Fannie Plowden-
Great golly! I wish was married
Ever since we were old enough to re
member, marriage has been associat'
Led in our mind with fruit cake and
custard, and now that we've approach
ed little nearer the hereafter we still
cling to the beliefs of our childhood.
On next Friday afternoon match
gane of base ball will be played be-
tween the Santees of Orangeburg and
the Pamela Club Of this County, on
the ground of the latter. The San
tees have already won three conseca-
tin games from the Panolas, but this
time SAe boys are determined to re-
deem theN lost laurels.
There was a delightful evening
spent last P. n. at the residence Of
Mr. Junius Scott, by those so fortu-
nate as to attend the Dime Reading
held there for the benefit Of the Pres
byterian Church. The programme
was choice one, consisting of read
ines, recitations, and music. The
whole was heartily enjoyed, but the
latter feature was especially good.
THE REV. GEO. H. THAYER, of Bour-
bon, Ind, says: Both myself and wife owe
our lives to SHILOE'S CONSUMPTION
CURE"
We understand that Manning will
be able soon to boast of Il restaurant.
It will be run by our friend, Mrs. Ed
wards. and will open during Court
week. A restaurant will be quite
! convenience in Manning, to those
whose business keeps them in town
all day, and we hope it will be a f.
nancial success.
at six o'clock this afternoon our es-
teemed cotemporary of the Enterprise,
Prof. S. 4. Nestles, will lead to the
altar Miss Sue Galluchat, one OF Mar
ning's most accomplished and beau
tiful daughters. The ceremony will
take place ct the Methodist Church,
after which The young couple take the
South bound train at Z o'clock. Our
best wishes attend our young friends
in their voyage down life,s stream"
Our iovial friend of the Manning
| Saloon, NJ. S. N-olkoviskie, present
ed US last week with one of the nu-
,aerous devices used by the anti-pro-
! hibitionists of Atlanta to evade the
liquor law of that city It is beau
tiful China egg. with small opening
at the top, Which is sealed-uutil a
fellow who wants a drink gets hold OF
it-and contains one drink. These
eggs are sold daily by the thousand
in Atlanta, making the liquor law OF
little force.
Ere this copy of our paper shall
have been read by the Summerton-
ians, they viii have parted with one
Of their fairest daughters. On last
Wednesday We were the recipients of
beautifully gotten up invitation to
the wedding OF Miss Ida NJ. Briggs,
of this county, to Mr.. Jas. R. Hender-
SOD, of Spartanburg, on Wednesday,
the Goth inst. Business, unluckily for
US, preventing our attendance, we
take this opportunity to express to
them, our earnest hope and wish for
their happiness and prosperity il the
affairs of their future life.
Last Thursday morning was the
date Of one of tie saddest deaths that
ever occurred in Clarendon County.
On that day Mr.. Hartz Briggs and his
wife, who reside about ten miles from
Manning, cane to town, leaving in
charge of their house and children,
l.Iiss Rosa Brailsford, daughter of the
late DR.. Brailsford and sister OF Mrs.
Briggs. 1t seems that the young la
dy had but recently recovered
from severe attack Of illness,
but was considered entirely we'll
What was their sorrow and grief on
returning home to find their beloved
sister corpse! An attack Of heart
disease had, without warning, st1lcK-
en- her down in all the brightness of
the first fash OF young womanhood.
Her body was inferred at the family
burying ground, at StAIark S Church,
Fulton, on Friday.
God help those bereaved ores Of
the formerly happy family, in their
woe and great grief. and lead them to
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