The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-04-24
The Knights OF Pythias will meet
IS usual tomorrow Thursday night
at s l 2 o'clock.

The knights OF Hythlas WILL mee5
IS usual tomorrow Thursday night
at s 2 o'clock.
Governor Richardson was on a visit
to his relatives and friends in the
Fulton neighborhood last week.
Bishopville has organized a news
paper publishing stock company, and
It IS proposed to have newspaper
there shortly.
We are requested to state that all
persons in Manning township inter
ested in the graded school question
will meet in the court house Satur-
day, May 4th.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian
church will have dime reading to-
night, at the residence of Mr.. S. A.
Netles, for the purpose of obtaining
money to purchase books for their
church choir. The public is invited.
Four days after the death of the
late Capt. Dawson his widow received
check from life insurance COM
pany for twenty thousand dollars.
Capt. Dawson's life had been insured
| only about three weeks and but one
premium had been paid on the
policy.
Saturday afternoon, April 14th, q
mule belonging to Mr.. Hosias Mathis,
OF Pamela, jumped out of the lot and
ran away. Diligent search was made
for the mule, but it could not be
found until last Sunday, eight days
| after it had run of, when it was
found in Salem.
At their last meeting the county
commissioners decided that they had
no Jurisdiction over Harvins' tram
road, except where it crossed tie
public roads; and that if the trains
did not impede travel at such cross
ings by stopping on, and blocking up,
the public roads, the Harvin Bros.
had a right to run their trains.
Messrs. Rigby, Wolkoviskie, Applet,
and A. Levi have returned from a
very pleasant visit to that whole-soul-
ed I've merchant and planter, D..
Levi, Esq. The object of their visit
seems to have been fish, and from the
smiles that wreathe the faces of some
of them it is naturally suggested
that in Spanish vernacular, or piscato-
rial parlance they, must have found a
full Pot Of Jack.
| The supreme court will next week
hear appellate cases from the third ju-
dicial circuit. Three cases will be taken
up from this county: DeLaine Us. Al
derman; Hodge Us. Weeks; and State
Us Eliza Colclough for arson. Mr..
NJ. Clinton Galluchat will represent
the appellants in each of the cases.
Messrs. John S. Wilson and Joseph F.
Rhame Will represent Mr.. Alderman,
in the first case; and Mr. John S.
Wilson will represent Mr.. Weeks and
the State in the other two cases
Last Saturday afternoon, April
18th, an alteration occurred between
T. NJ. Gilland, ESQ.,, and J. G. James,
ESQ Mr.. James accosted Mr.: Gil
land on the street and asked BIN if
he had said that be had lied about a
suit in which they were engaged.
Mr.. Gilland replied that be had, if
what he had heard was true. Mr..
James returned the epithet, when
Mr.. Gilland struck him. They then
clinched, but were separated. The
case was heard before the town coun-
| Gil on Monday morning. Mr James
was fined three dollars, and Mr.. Gil
land nothing. These are the facts, as
we learn them, about the whole af-
fair.-Kangstree Record.
The peculiar purifying and building up
powers of Hoods Sarsaparills make it the
very best medicine to take at this season.