The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-11-21

DIR. W. S. Pack and Capt J. A. Mills.
of Grsenville, are in Manning for few
days.
The Legislature meets next week.
DR.. Pope is still hsrping on the election
frauds.
Rev. S. A. Nettles is in Laurens attend
ing conference.
Treasurer Bowman says that the taxes
are coming in very slow.
The South Carolina Methodist Conference
opens to-day at Laurens.
Governor Tillman has issued proclama-
ton making the 29th inst. Thanksgiving
Day.
Everybody should go to the concert on
the 30th inst It will be an intellectual
treat
The State fair last week was a financial
failure owing to the scarcenesS of money
matters.
That winburn is tip-top photographer
no one in this section doubts. The work
speaks for itself.
Nobody should miss the grand concert
will be given in the Institute hall, Fri
evening, 3Oth inst.
". j. Shelton. the hustling repre-
tttative of the Columbia Register, spent
Est night in Manning.
Mr.. W. C. Chandler is having neat cot
tsge erected on the lot opposite the resi-
Seoca Of Cant Ssunal
Managers of the federal election that
have not yet received their pay can get it
by calling at the Times Office any day.
Get ready to have your photograph taken.
Winburn, one of South Carolina's best
photographers, is coming to Manning for
few days.
Mr.. D. R. Reaves gave US two stalks Of
ribbon cane which are aboUt eight feet high.
and we challenge any Of our farmers to
show finer cane.
Died last Monday morning st her hmoe
in the Fork, Mrs Eliza NJ. Plowden, relict
of the late Gabriel Plowden, aged about
eighty-nine years.
Jake Plowden was bound over yesterday,
and the hearing of Dan Washington was
reserving his decision.
The cold wave scheduled for Manning
last Sunday did not strike Us until yester-
day. There must have been mlsconnec-
ton somewhere on the route.
Miss Dora Mclean, of Cheraw, student
at the Winthrop Training School, was run
over and killed by the electric street rail-
vav in Colnmhia last Saturday
Onion Sets at Loryea's.
We understand that an effort will be
made to have Packsville Incorporated by
the coming Legislature so that dlspensary
can be established at that place.
Mr.. Winburn has in the town as fine dis
play of photogra phs as you would care to
look at. Just such work he proposes to do
in Manning during his stay here.
Very few of our citizens will attend the
gala festivities in Charleston this week on
account of the inclement weather, but
Manning will be we'll represented at the
Phytian fair.
The Garciosa is the best SC. smoke to be
had in the market, at Srockinton's.
We received from Mr.. R. H. Davis yester-
day yellow yam potato which tipped the
scales at six pounds and ten ounces. Can
anybody in the county beat it? If so,
bring in your ''taters."
The Highest cash price given for cotton
seed. ". NJ. Brockipton.
Some time ago the premises Of N. c..
Galluchat, Esq, was entered and robbed
by negro named Russell, and last Satur-
day night he fell into the clutches of MIR.
C. L. Emanuel and was landed IN Jail
The best Sc. cigars in town at Brockin-
tons drug store.
Moses Levi has made another big con-
tract for the celebrated James Means shoes.
When man buys pair of these shoes
he not only has comfort, but shoe that
will give him his moneys worth IN good
solid wear.
When you want pure drugs, you 60 to
Loryea, the druggist; why not go to Loryea
when you want pure spices, teas, vinegar,
and favoring extracts?
There will be hot supper and festival
at Pinewood tomorrow night, and another
at Packsyille Friday night. Both enter
tainments are given for the benefit Of the
Packsville military company to aid them IN
purchasing uniforms.
For pure, fresh candies 60 to Loryea, the
druggist
Died suddenly last Monday night. Frank
Mccall, the eighteen-year-old son OF Mr..
and Mrs. G. W Mccall. The deceased was
suddenly taken i'll with congestive chill
in the afternoon, and had another that
night, from which he died.
When you want q good smoke go to
Brockinton's and get 1Oc. package OF
Pick Leaf smoking tobacco.
a prominent clergyman Of this county
had the experience Of reading his own obit-
uary. which was sent out by an enterpris-
ing concern which gets up obituary album
cards. Of course the gentleman not being
dead was not ready to invest
is pleasure to dye when you use Dio-
naond Dyes. We have full supply, all
colors. r. B. Loryea, the druggist.
The United States Court meets in Colum-
bia next week, and Clarendon will have
number of cases to be tried. Among the
number will be the case against the post
master at this place. charged with breaking
open letter and abstracting therefrom d
si.25 check and sending it back to the
man that issued It.
For chapped hands and lips try a SC. bot
tie of Petreisine, at Brocklntons.
Mr.. j. H. Winburn, Sum ters local pho
tographer, will be in Manning for one
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