The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-07-10
Wednesday, July 10, 1889.
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Horny county.
Miss Minnie NIcFaddin, who has been
teaching in Sumter county has closed her
school for the summer.
Cadets A. N. Brailsford and A. c. Da-
Wis, of the Citadel Academy, are N Green
Vile, where all the Citadel cadets are spend
ing week.
Capt. A. Levi and Mr.. Mitch Levi are
both of on summer trip. They will visit
number of fashionable Northern summer
resorts. and will return about the last OF
August.
-MessrS. Sep Harviu, Ragin Mathis
and Willie Richbourg. all OF Pamela, are
home from the Patrick Military School Of
Anderson, for their summer vacation. Mr..
Richbourg won gold medal.
Miss Rachel Brown, of Marion, who
has been on visit to her sister, Mrs. G.
Alexander, returned home last Monday.
She was accompanied by Mrs. alexander
and little Louis, and Miss Tlhe VOL
koviskie.
Mr.. Willie Coskrey Davis, eldest son Of
Clerk of Court Jas. E. Davis, was graduated
at the Citadel last week. Mr.. Davis took IN
excellent stand in his class, and was the or
ator Of his society. He will spend two
weeks on Sullivan's Island, before he re-
turns home.
Comptroller-General Werner hasno-
titled the treasurer and auditor that
he will be in Manning next Tuesday,
the 10th, to examine their offices.
Mr.. Louis Appel advertises to loan
money on improved farming lands.
He represents large company, and
can lend money on favorable terms.
If you are going to raise ruta baga
turnips of fair size, they should be
planted in July on well prepared
land. Planted later they do not
grow as large.
The questions for the Winthrop
Trimming School examination. were
not received in time last week, and IN
consequence there was no examine
ton. 1t will probably be held one
day next xt.week. There was only one
applicant present.
Rev. S. Leard is visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Geo. II. Higgins. epleach-
ed an excellent sermon in the Metho-
dist church last Sunday morning, and
again at night in the Presbyterian
church. gr: E5aFd IS stifFsrongg apeFed
] active, and appears to enjoy excellent
! health.
Imperial Rose" the finest SC cigar ever
produced for sale at Dinkins q Co.'S drug
store.
A match game Of base ball was
PLAYED in kingstree on the morning
of the fourth between the kingstree
and Foreston teams. After very
interesting game the score stood Is
to Is in favor of kingstree. Three
of the Manning boys played on the
Foreston team.
Attention is called to the notice of
Capt. D. J. Bradham in reference to
the county alliance. Let every farm
er in the county connect himself with
this organization, and if there is any
good in it, lets get some OF 1t. Capt,
Bradham has been commissioned To-
organize a county alliance.
The State Supreme Court has rem
dered It's decisions in two appellate
cases from the February term of court
for this county. The cases were A.
O. Hodge VS.. J. ". Weeks and Henry
DeLaine VS.. D. W. Alderman. The
judgement Of the lower court, which
in each case was for the defendant,
was affirmed by the Supreme Court.
Mr.. NJ. C. Galluchat represented the
plaintiffs and Nh. J. S. Wilson the
defendants.
Dick Meyers had a preliminary
hearing last Monday, before Trial
Justice Benbow, on a charge Of bur-
rlary and larceny, and in default Of
$500 bail was committed to Jail for
trial at the October term OF court. It
appears that Dick went to Cornelius
Wards house last Friday night, and
having appropriated TO his own use
certain of Cornelius's personal effects,
left for other parts. Armed with a
warrant Cornelius started on hunt
for Dick, and spotted him in Salem
near the williamsburg line Getting
the assistance of Constable Player, he
went to negro church, and by
means of friend he got Dick out of
the church, when he promptly arrest
ed linn, slapped the bracelets on
him, and proudly brought him TO
the custody of the Sheriff. Both
parties are colored, aud live in Man
ming. When arrested Dick had him.
self attired in Cornelius's best Sun
day-go-to-meeting suit of clothes.
Crystal Ammonia, for family use. Indis-
pensa6le for the toilet, bath, and laundry.
Pint bottles 25ca Dinkins Co. s drug store.
Mr. F. n. Wilson announces in
another column that he has associated
with him in the fire insurance business
Mr.. j. N. Spann of Sumter, and that
their office will be located in Sumter
Mr.. Wilson has for number of years
been in the insurance business, rep
resenting some of the very best COM
panies. He intends now largely tc
engage in the life insurance business
representing the Equitable Life In
s,rance Company, claimed to be the
Oldest and strongest insurance com,
pany in the world. Mr.. Wilson, act.
ing as special agent for this company
has been travelling over a considerable
part of the eastern section Of the
State. The Equitable writes policies
PAYABLE in ten or twenty years or a
death, and all policies sre non forfeit
able after three years. Any one de
string to insure his life should consul