The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-10-17

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Richardson and Mesxrs A. +. and r. D.
R;ohsrdson. from, the Fulton section. were
in Manning last Thursday.
Frost vas seen in Manning yesterday
morning.
The railroads have made reduced rates
for the Sumter Carnival.
J. Manning wslch. gave bail and was re-
leased from Jail last Friday.
Quite number from clarendon are ss
tending the festivities IN Sumter this week
Died in Sumter. last Thursday, a.s
Louiss Ovens, widow Of the late Luxe D
Owens,
The Young folks had dance last Thurs
dav night. at the residence OF MIR. w. q
Gsillard, IN the Fork.
Twas rumored ON our streets one day
last week, that Chief constable Holisy wa
in town, but it was q mistake.
Go to the Manning Times Office fo'
blanks
We xera crsti6ed to hear one OF oul
business men say, that the time Is dot "a!
Of when Manning viii boast OF cotton
factory.
For pure drugs, g,to Loryea, the drug
gist-.
THE farmers of Salem are in the tobacco
cnlture in earnest. Twelve Of them car
red their tobacco to Darlington hast week
and sold at fair prices.
The best Sc. Cigar in town at BrocSin-
sons.
Searches were made last Saturday IN
Sumter for contraband liquor. but nothing
v.s found. The tiger men are most TOO
sharp for the constabies.
When you want drugs and medicines at
lowest cash prices. just call at brockinton s.
The meat market Of W. g. Chandler i
Co. Was broken into last Saturday night.
and robbed Of a lot Of meat, and about nfty
pounds of pork sausages.
Our last Lows SC cigar. is delightful
smoke. try them ,Loryea the druggist.
The post Office at Marion. Was broken
open last Friday night, and robbed OF bout
SS2Sin stamps and money. Iramps are
suspected Of the burglary.
i fresh supply Of choice candies al
Brockntops.
Next Friday is the day for the teachers
examination to take plsee. The board Will
hold forth in the Mcleod hall. as court w'i'
be in session in the court: house.
Stationery. all kinds and gsades. pens'
ink, ETC.. at Brockins"n's.
Died in Columb;s last. Thursday Mrs
Ann Bonham, widow OF the late e1-GoVer'
nor 81 I. Bonhsm. The deceased vas tbe
of our former townsman. ". r
Bonhsm.
Go to Loryea. the druggist. to have yon,
precriptions filed.
Er. Robert ". Andrews. the great pre-.
Sesirian. died ia Sumer last Wednesday at
tbs age Of l04 wears. His remains were In
tered in the Week family burying ground
near Pinewood.
Pax Leaf smoking tobacco. 1oc. pack
Brockinton's.
Sa near Pinewood. last Thnrsday. Mrs.
slosia Stukes. wife Of Mr. J. B. Stnkes.
se about forty years. The interment TOOK
place in the Manning csmetary Friday.
Rev. q. NJ Mood ofdciased.
nyou want FIRST class hair cut. and
clean shave. go to Galloway and sit IN that
comfortable chair Of his.
Died near Hodges eornor. last Thursday.
Mrs. Susan Hodge. widow OF the late capt
81. Hodge, aged about sixty-hve. years.
The funeral took place Friday. at the fam
ily burying ground. Rev. &. W. Mahoney
ofdcisted.
Nyou want fac toilet soap or perfune.y.
60 to Loryea the druggist
The Republicans of this County. were TO
have held convention in Manning last
Saturlsy. to send delegates TO congress
= a;onal convention in Florence, but It failed
"A materilizs. Not even the leaders put IN
appearance.
Parties having cane to grind will do well
70 call on Mr. Jno. P. Thames. who has
lust set up 6rst-clses apparatus fos the
business.
The cotton buyers Of Manning. are nap
Nv since the Atlantic coast line oouSht sne
c.S. i N. r. r. because they caa ooualn
such ,ates as will enable them to pay one
eighth os a cent more pound 10. c'''on
than Sumter. Bring yocr eotson mere
Thomas 4 Bradham have had their I'M
mense stables painted which is great I'M
prorement to that portion OF the town.
One OF our thorough going merchants
.sme into our Office last Wednesday even
mo and told us that be con see the effects
~ his advertisement nearly every day.
Peo,,le from all owe. the county. mention
having read his advestisemseszE
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