The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-01-17

in our undertaking gave rs so ne
GOOD advice, which we Will try &c
Remember. The handsome Senator
is a ievel-headed man.
Whoopiug cough and hog cholera
is raging in Salem.
The town was full of commercial
travellers yesterday.
Come to the county alliance meet.
ing next Friday. There should be q
good attendance.
Died. last Sunday morning near
Wilson's, Mrs. Samuel Corpett, aSeo
about 10 years.
Every member of Damon Lodge, n.
of P. should attend the meeting TO-
morrow evening.
The Singer manufacturing company
wants TO employ three active hien
to sell sewing machines.
Cards are out for the marriage G
Miss Sallie Levi. The wedding is TO
take place February Sth.
Its boy that came to our house
last Wednesday, says Mr.. H. B. In :
d.l, and proud he of it, TOO.
Fresh Tarbell cheese just received at j.
". McLeods.
,rhe town narshals are to arrest all
violators of the dispensary law. IL
gers, look out, they will be after you.
"Epps's Breakfast Cocoa, a most delic-
ious drink, at W. NJ. Brockinton's.
The iron building owned by Rev. Il.
NJ. Mood, has been fitted up for post
Office, telegraph Office, and the Office
OF the Times.
Garden seed and onion sets, at Din
kius & Cos.
Died, in Sumter last Monday night,
Miss Mamie Ellis, sister-in-law OF
Mr.. Z. A. Lowry, one of the proprle-
tors of the Enterprise.
4 nice assortment of pencils, stationery,
and school supplies at ". N. brocEanton S.
Mr.. James Fl. Burgess has received
his commission as chlef OF tne Ish
patrol and he will enter upon the Gls-
CHARGE of his duties on the 1St Of Feb
ruary.
Just received, a full line OF cologues and
extracts, toilet soaps, combs, brushes, ETC.,
at W. n. B.ockinton's.
The Charleston authorities, with a
great flourish of dignity, ,independant-
ism, &C, have replied to the State
board of control saying they would
enforce the. .dispensary law.
Fresh and genuine garden seeds, all
varieties at j. q. DlnklnS u Co S. All
old seed destroyed.
A little child of Mr.. R. P. Morris,
while on visit to her grand parents
in Salem, swallowed a needle about
two inches in length last week, but
after about three days the child was
relieved.
Chocolate Menier" and "van Houten's
Cocoa" the best on the market, cheap a
W. Nj. Brockinton's.
The Sumter police arrested NJ: u.
Wheeler, colored, last Moi day nl@l
for selling liquor. The co 'ncil Ill :,
posed a fine of $50 or thirty days
imprisonment, and yesterday the fel-
low was hauled mp before Trial
Justice Manning and was a1..in SEN
fenced to fine of $50 or thirty days
Philadelphia red and white onion
sets, at Dinkins & Cos.
DR.. Willie Dinkins was presented
last Saturday with a son, and there is
no mistaking his JOY, as his wnote
cOuntenance seems to be saying,
am the daddy Of a bouncing baby
bow This is his first, but wait un-
til he has TO countthem on his fingers
ends, and he will celebrate such events
by feasting on green persimmons.
Highest price is being paid at D. NJ.
Bradnam's mill for cotton seed.
The town council met last Thurs
T., day and passed resolutions IN com
pliance with the request sent out oy
the State Board Of Control. Ihls Was
right step AID it is just what we eS-
pected they would do. Some or the
members Of the town council
are, as individuals, opposed tc
the law, but they are laW-aDldlne
citizens and officers and want all the
laws enforced.
Orange hams, none better, always OF
hand, at J. ". NcLeod's.
Died. last Friday evening a! hel
home in the Central hotel, Miss Eliza
Bell. The funeral took place at The
grave in the Manning cemetery las
Saturday afternoon. A large con
course Of friends attended th'
bu, al, as the deceased wa:
Wy popular and had man!
fr' .nds. Reys. II. NJ. Mood an(
James Mcdowell conducted the ser
vice. Among those present at TIT
grave was an aged negro who SILENT.
wept during the service. This OF
man was a family servant, and wa
devoted to his missus.
DR.. ". N Brockinton is paying hishes
cash prices for cotton seed.
When Congressman McLaurin re
turned to Washington he found hi
presence necessary to break up th
iilibustering tactics Of theRepublicans
aud his arrival was gratifying to hi
Democratic colleagues. McLauril
would not be himself if he left a poin
uncovered and lie reminded his col
leagues when the post offic
fight was on, the Reform congressmeI
OF this State were not considere
Democrats, but now when the tart
war is wagins the Reformers OF Sout
Carolina are sent after to share i
the load Of Democratic responslbll
ties. South Carolina Reformers are n
good when federal patronage IS to .
bestowed, but they are the boys wne
is comes to CARRYING out the pied%e