The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-03-13

Rev. Z. D. Bass, who since be left Man
rine. has been pastor of . Greenvil!e, Ala,
Baptist church, has accepted call to Bap-
fist church in Greenville, Mich, at much
larger salary. Mr.. Bass wins for himself
great popularity, and Judging from the
newspaper reports he is doing much good
il his new fields Of labor. The Greenville.
Ala, people were much pleased with him.
Moses Levi received another carload
OF bacon last week
A carload of Tennessee horses and
mules st Bells stables next week.
All kinds of fresh garden seeds for
sale at Foreston, at DR.. Nettes's drug
store.
The county commissioners are get
ting it on account Of the bad condl-
ton of the roads
Garden seeds, all kinds and all
fresh, for sale at DR.. Nettles's drug
store at Foreston.
Mr. q. Tom Avant has just COM
pleted another store at Jordan, 70 be
occupied by Karesh.
Some of the finest mules and horses
ever brought to town will be for sale
at Bells livery stables next week.
The next quarterly conference OF
she Manning Methodist church will
be held Saturday and Sunday, March
23d and 24th.
Rev. b. n. Mood will preach in the
Methodist church at this place next
Sunday. Union services in the Meth
odiss church Sunday night.
A carload of Tennessee mules and
horses, all broken and all beauties, for
sale next week, at Bells livery stables.
Be sure to go to see them.
The Charleston Sun of March 9th,
saws: eeThe new bridge over the San
tee river is completed. The new train
passed over it into Clarendon county
Yesterday"
We hope to hear Of others in Clar, ar
endon entering the field for the $1,000
corn prize. Even if the prize is not
won, It will do great good to make the
s,iai
Wash Logan, who is charged with
selling whiskey without a license, has
e;yen bond for his appearance at
court, and was released from jail last
Wednesday.
Mrs Edwards's is the popular place
in town. She always has on hand
such nice LOB OF good things, and
slwsys gives so much for the money
Be sure to patronize Mrs Edwards.
A tra;n of seventy-dve cars, drawn
by one Of the 3 Cs big engines was
run from Branchville to Charleston
last Friday. It was the longest train
on record, lacking but few yards OF
being half mile long.
Unless you know that man is an Il,
hsbitusl liar you have no night to call
him a liar of any sort This IS a de-
c;sion handed down by an ONO court
A man who hes few times is no more
a Liar than the man who drinks now
and then is drunkard-
wK. Bell will receive next Satur-
day night, direct from Tennessee a
caS,oad of ss fine mules and horses as
were ever brought to this town. He
will have them for sale at his stables
next week, and all in the county desir-
inc to purchase stock are advised to
cali early and inspect this lot.
The young girl in Anderson county
fsars the Augusta Chronlcle} who, by
her own efforts, made two bales OF
cotton last fall, in order to pay for her
schooling, is worth her weight in gold.
r. there were more work and less
dress parade about our girls IN town
and country, there would be less com
Dlsint about hard times. Working
urls are the jewels of the country.
Lazy and trifing men, young and old,
are drones and positive evils to soci-
ETY..
Last Saturday morning Mr.. ". ".
Holladay and wife, of Summerton,
were on their way to Manning. When
,ear Mr.. A. ". Thames's.a dog scared
she horse, causing him to run. The
burgy was run up on bank Of earth,
showing out both Mr.. and Mrs. Hol-
isday. Mr.. Holladay was seriously
burt. sustaining conclusion OF the
hrs;n He was unconscious for ssv-
ersl hours Mrs Holiday was injur-
al slightly. Both were considerably
bruised and shaken up. Mrs. Holla-
day is about well of her slight injuries,
bnt Mr.. Holladay is yet confined to his
bed, though it is hoped he will be able