The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-05-27
WEDNESDAY, MAY u, 1881.

Let the little girls collect for the Je1 Da-
Wis monument.
MI. Louis Applet is visiting relatives
and friends in Darlington.
It is hard for man who has just eaten
good dinner to realize that anybody else
can be hungry.
Beautiful designs in ginghams, at Lewis.
OF every million people in the world
800 are blind, and the other 999, 200 cannot
see their own faults.
Heinzs celebrated pickles are on sale at
N. Lewis.
Mr.. Friendly Tobias, aged about seventy
four years. died at his residence near Man
ming last Wednesday.
Go to Lewis and try bottle of Heinz
celery sauce, finest relish in the world.
Married, near Packsville, May IL, by
Trial Justice J. H Mahoney, Mr.. Brantley
Broadway and Miss Z. L. Galloway.
. A magnificent line of ladies' slippers at
NJ. Lewis
Failing to get 'copy" from Mr.. T. Adams
Way in time for this issue, we publish
short sketch this week from MIR. J. Grler
White.
Pure and unadulterated extracts OF sil
favors at Il. A. Lowry's.
If you want to get dirt to fill up holes
about your place You can for the remainder
of the week get I'LL you want from S. a. Net
tless lot.
The prettiest assortment of outings ever
placed on sale in this place, at N. Lewis.
) Only three weeks in which to get togeth-
er the contributions for JEFF Daviss monu-
ment Let Clarendon's contribution be
one hundred dollars.
First class milk shakes at Lowry's, a
nickle glass.
Ten cents is small sum, and yet ten
cents from every lover of our dear dead
Confederacy would make big contribution
from Clarendon for the JEFF Davis monu-
ment
A beautiful line of parasols and fans at
Moses Lewis.
If everybody improved the minutes with
the zeal that hen puts into her work
while making a surreptitious fve-mlnute
.can in dowergarden. what a world tins
would be!
4 The handsomeSt assortment Of paper and
envelopes in town at q. A. Lowry's.
Mr.. Ben b. Harvin, Of Oakland, win be
prad uated this year from the South Carroll
ns College with the title of A. B. The sub
:ject of his speech is, Advantages and dis
advantages of college life"
All the latest styles in straw hats cheap,
at Moses Lewis
Call at NJ. Lewis and take look at his
warranted kangaroo shoes, for ladies, gents,
and children.
Is YOUR house insured? If not see S. A.
Nettles at once, and get him to write pol
icy for you.
Mr.. Walter G. Hall. the engineer on the
Georgetown and Western railroad, who shot
.and Killed negro in Georgetown few
months ago, was acquitted at the recent
term Of court held IN Georgetown.
Lemon, vanilla, and strawberry extracts
at Lowry's.
Judge Izlar adopted an excellent rule
this week, viz: not to be calling witnesses
and Jurors continually from the front of the
court house. If a man lad to be called he
forfeited his pay.-Georgeto,on Times.
.Narseile's bed spreads at low prices can
be had at Moses Lewis.
a barrel OF whisky contains headaches,
curses tears, sorrows, regrets, debts, pains,
blasted hopes, falsehoods, agony. poison,
poverty, ruins, terrors, hunger, groans, or
phans' moans, and serpents. So an old
song says, and there is barrel of truth IN
the song.
a. A. Lowry has his soda water fountain
in full blast.
The present prospect is for short court
next week. There are five cases IN all 50
far: two for selling whiskey without license;
one for malicious damage to COW; and two
for assault and battery. Court may adjourn
the first day, but it will probably hold over
.tin Tuesday.
Corwitz Sarsaparilla is the best blood pu-
-rifer. 12S doses for a dollar at Dlnklns
:& Co. s drug store.
Chas. B. Shorter, of Davis. had a preiini-
mary bearing at st. Paul yesterday before
Trial Justice Richbourg, on charge Of SELL
ing whiskey without license. The State
made out prima facie case, and in default
.ofa $500 bond, Mr.. Shorter was committed to
;iail last night to await his trial at the next
.term of court.
60 to Moses Lewis, and get his prices on
mouSS, india linens, nainsooks, check and
eyossaarred muslins, dotted swiss musllns,
ana ali other white goods.
Criminals will have hard time avoiding
Sheriff Bradham. Yesterday the sheriff
learned ras5a negro for whom he had a
warrant wss at the depot ready to go OF on
the freight TRAIN. It took him just about
five minutes to reach the depot. The train
was Just ready to go, but the sheriff got ms
man all the same.
For la grippe, coughs, colds, etc., use syr-
M of rock candy, horehound, and tolu.
soc. a bottle at Dinkins & Co.'S drug store.
The editor of this paper has for the past
ten days been decidedly under the weather
It began with severe attack OF odontaigla'
: which developed into neuralgia. Last Mon
6av he went to Sumter and submitted to q
;. sureicAl operation by Drs. Dick and Baker.
Heis still much under the weather, and
beos indulgences for all short comings ID
!. the TINES this week.
JaSt received lot of fine stationery at
!! Lowry's.
It risky business to violate o farm con-
tract. Two cases last week were given the
:. option of going back on the farm or of TAX
ing their chances for the penitentiary.
Both went back on the farm. Another case
was given the option Of taking whipping
and going back to work, or Of going to Jail.
He took the former and received decent
.tbrashing with buggy whip.
Don't say you can't find anything IN
Manning to suit until you have called at
u Lewis and examined the great selection
OF new goods just arrived.
The well known piano and organ makers
J. Estey i Co.,of Brattleboro, VT, have
nlaced their advertisement with US Ihe
Estey Company is one Of the Oldest and
most popular manufacturers IN cur country.
AZ stated IN their advertisement their IN
strnments are made upon honor, sold upon
merit, end are known the world over. ihe
Killoush Music Company sell them