The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-07-17

The Is. OF L. meet to-9OrfoW nlsSnt.
The board of county com missioners
meet next Wednesday.
Capt. D. j. Bradham goes this
morning to Midway to organize
sub alliance.
A spirit of combatiyeness seems to
peryade the atmosphere. What's
the matter?
The negro boy Hector, who cut his
throat last week, is still living, with
probability of getting well.
Watermelons are now coming in
plensifuny, but the price is high. By
next Saturday they will sell cheaper.
- Curss;1lg and 1'rosna and obscene
langGage on our streets IS entirely
too common. It should be stopped.
What is the matter with the town or
dinances
J. Thomas Brogdon, an estimable
young man living near Oakland, died
of consumption last Thursday night,
July l1th. He was about twenty y-hve
years of age.
It is said that dysentery is very
prevalent about Greens, on the
Georgetown Railroad, and that q
large number of deaths has occurred
III consequence.
Angry subscriber to editor-''1'm
mad all the way through, and I want
my paper stopped" ''Yes, sir, do
you want to pay what You owe?" '.No;
I amt mad enough for that.
A young white man by the name
of Mcknight accidentally fell against a
Quitting" saw at Wilson's AIill last Fri
day, and received a painful cut Oh
the calf of his leg. Mcknight is
from Eroree.
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 e there is any
good in it, let's get some of it. Capt.
Bradham has been commissioned TO
organize county alliance.
Turnip Seed, at Dinkins & Co.'S.
A certain esteemed member of the
t'Widower's Club" of this place, hav-
ing been somewhat indisposed for
several days, hopes that his fellow
members will cease their labors until
he has regained lost ground, and q
resolution to that effect was enthusi-
astically past at the last meeting.
Fresh and Genuine Turnip Seed at Din
klns & Co.'S Drug Store.
A good many subscribers, about
sixty, failed last week to get the
Tines. Well, we told you so. We
hope each one will look at it in q bus
iucss view. We don't like to part
With our subscribers, but we actually
are not financially able to carry SO
many slow paying subscribers. Pay
us the money, and we will try to give
YOU full value received.
Fulton market beef at II. Kalisky's Also.
q fresh arrival oflemons. He sells 80 pounds
of -four for 81.
In last weeks issue, in noting re-
cent decisions of the State Supreme
Court, we stated that, in the case
of Hodge VS.. Weeks, Mr. NJ. c. Gal
luchat represented Mr., A. o. Hodge,
and Mr.. J. S. Wilson Mr.. ]. w.
Weeks. That was correct, but we
should also have stated that Mr.. Chas.
Boyle, of Charleston, was also Of
counsel for Mr.. Hodge. and Senator
J. F. Rhame also for Mr.. Weeks.
Tnrnip Seed, ull Varieties, in Bulk o,
Packages at Dinkins & Co.'S Drug Store.
i is reported that Gen. E. T. Stack
house, president of the Farmers ALI
ance of South Carolina, is in the
county. and will be present at old
Fellowship church next Saturday, at
the organization of the county alliance
for Clarendon County. Farmers, 60
to Fellowship church next Saturday
and carry your baskets and fruit, and
enjoy the day under those beautiful
shade trees, and talk with each other
about your crop prospects, your fail