The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-07-15

1t IS ripe.
1t isn't safe to estimate the quail
ty of mans time by the size OF his
watch chain.
Excursion to Eutaw Springs-On
ly so cents-See particulars IN adver'
tising columns.
The bump of self-esteem of the mar
who loves his neighbor as himself must
be something prodigioas.
It is asserted that Wanamaker is
the only Maker that our Postmaster
General sincerely worsbips.
A mans place in the bosom ot
Abraham will depend largely on his
conduct in the bosom Of his family.
Sheriff Bradham is perfect terro,
to the evil-doers of this county. 1t Is
shrewd one that can escape his lynx
eye.
It is said that sixty millions of dol
lars is paid out every year IN the
United States for the salaries Of
teachers.
The people Of the Packsville sec
ton are now enjoying the satisfaction
of having the finest crops they have
had in number of years.
Rev. w. S. Stokes expects to return
this week from his summer vacation,
and will preach next Sunday morning
at II O'Clock in the Methodist church
Last Sunday the scholars of the
Presbyterian Sunday school celebrat-
ed ssChildren's Day Addresses We're
delivered by B. P. Barron, Esq, and
Mr.. W. C. Davis.
There is large revival meeting IN
progress at the Pine Grove church IN
Douglas township. Twenty-Five IN
fants We're baptised last Sunday, and a
number OF persons have joined the
church.
John Lewis, coloretl, had a prelim-
mary to-day before Trial Justice Tim
mons, charged with stealing 500 from
Mr.. j. T. Flowers month ago. He was
committed to jail to await his trial at
the next term Of court.
There is fine opportunity for one
OF Clarendon's young men If they Will
take advantage OF the chance for OBJ
tanning a scholarship in the Citadel
academy. Read the notice and re-
ouirements in another column.
Granulated sugar, pounds for 25 cents,
or l6 pounds for q dollar, at NJ haliskys.
Rev. T. E. Jasper returned Saturday
from Kersaw where he had been con-
Quoting a revival meeting. He
preached sixteen times in eight days.
There were sixteen additions to the
Aershaw Baptist church, and the
meeting resulted in general good to
the town.
For Ia grippe, coughs, colds, etc, use syr-
ND of rock candy, horehound, and tolu.
soc. a bottle at Dinkins \ Co.'S drag store
A protracted meeting is in progress
in the Baptist church in this place,
conducted by Rev. 7. f. Jasper, pas
tor of the church, and Rev. NJ. w.
Gordon, ofSt. Stephens. Several per-
sons have joined the church. These
will be baptized next Sunday night in
the font in the Baptist church.
Preaching every morning at eleven
o'clock and every night at eight.
magnificent line Of ladies slippers at
N. Lewis
Last week we mentioned that the
streets are being taken for a baseball
field, and we must make the same
complaint again. The batting of
balls in the streets is dangerous
practice and should be stopped at
once. There is no telling how soon
some child or lady will be struck in
the face, by the careless throwing OF
balls. 1t is not only dangerous
practice but very boisierous one.
Corwitz Sarsaparilla is the best blood pu-
riher l2s doses FOR n dollar at Dinklns
l. Co.'S drug store.
Ex-senator Allen G. Thurman, of
Ohio, has been interviewed on the
political situation. He favors the
nomination of Grover Cleveland for
President in 1892, and thinks that
either Ex-Governor Gray or Govern
or Campbell should be on the ticket
VITA him. The Ex-senator is Ia ia
vor of the free coinage Of silver, bat
he thinks that the tariff will be the
all absorbing issue in 1892, an} that
the ticket and platform will be made
up on that basis.
Fresh gilt edge butter, only 80 cents a
pauad, at VI. ktl,SNys.
The scheme of electinS United
States senator's by popular vote ap,
pears to be gaining support all over
the country 1t has been endorsed
by many prominent newspapers, both
Republican and Democratic, and by
political conventions of sevcra! kinds
The indianapolis Sentinel IS OF the
opinion that the scheme will be
adopted ssat NO distant day, but what
point in the future must be passed
before the distant day" which it has
in mird shall have come and gone we
,,ann0t SAY.