The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-09-05

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men were in attendance at the Academy
last year.
The schools in town opened last
Monday.
Fashionable ladies' up North no
longer wear the hustle.
MIR. Frank Wilson's two little girls
are both sick yet: the older one is
considered out of danger; but the
younger is very Ill.
MIR. Junius E. Scott has recently
made a map or plat of the Manning
cemetery, which, in execution, is one
OF the best things of the kind We have
ever seen. Mr.: Scott certainly has a
decided talent for drawing.
On Monday afternoon and night
the windows of heaven opened and
poured out upon US some of the heay-
lest showers Of the summer. It gives
relief and respite from the summer
sun, but too late to benefit the crops
already cut short
The fourth quarterly conference OF
the Original EreswiIl Baptist Church,
South Carolina Conference, Will con-
vepe with Bethlehem Church, Satur-
day before the Eth Sunday in septem-
ber, 1855, Clarendon Co, near Sum
merton. j. B. MOORE.
Mr. 3. ". Bartlett, of Sammy
Swamp, brought in town last Satur-
day something precisely in the shape
of an.egg, but Of metallic substance,
with the appearance Of having been
subjected to intense heat. Il bears
somewhat the resemblance TO an aero
lite, and was dug up from a depth OF
-four feet, inabedded in hard clay soil,
under q very large yeAoW-pine
stump.
We take pleasure in calling ssten-
ton 70 the advertisement OF T. Won
Santen l. Son, of Charleston, S. c., in
this issue. Their establishment is
situated on the most business thor
oughfare, and contains one of the
largest and best selected stocks OF
GOODS in the city. Besides they have
. large and palsEial hall in which re-
freshments are served at all hours.
Be sure and go to Ven Santen's b.
Eaar. 2s3 King 81. when YOU visit
Charleston.
We had the pleasure Of visiting
the large establishment OF Alessrs.
George E. Toale j. Co, of Charleston,
few dsys ego, and was surprised to
see the magnificent stock they carry.
We venture to say there is not an
other firm in the South who carries q
larger or better stock Of doors, sash,
blinds, aud general building material
than this one, nor who can compete
with them in prices. The busy sea-
son is about to begin and considers
be building viii necessarily be done
throughout the country this fall, and
those who wish to purchase anything
in this line viii do well to order from
a firm so well known as George E.
Toaie & Co, 12 Hsyne St, Charles
ton, s. G.
When a young man leaves home
of wealth and ease to battle alone for
his living among strangers, and by
sobriety, integrity, hard work, and
honest dealing, raises himself in s
short months to the front rank Of the
native business men of his newly
adopted city, not only should the en-.
tire population of his native county
look upon him with pride but the
community at large should, and We
believe WI, appreciate the noble OK,
ample set the youth of the country
especially those who are inclined tc
leave their native State to bette,
their conditions. Such an example
is found in the person Of our owl
Ferdinand Levi, now one of Sumteri
most staunch business men and lar
gess merchants.