The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-09-12

HODGE is the sheriff of his connty, and his
GOOD natured greetings on onr streets last
Saturday re minded Us OF the happy Gays
of youth.
Mr. B. +. Ridgill and family h:,ve moved
into the Connor house
60 to the racket store FOR complete ilne
of fancy and millinery goods.
Mr.. B. A. Johnson moved into his nsw
and handsome store Yesterday
\ fine lot of millinery ard other new
goods inst arrived at the racket store.
Died last Sunday in the Fork, Mr. }. ".
Rodgers, aged about twenty-five years
Prot. E. J. Browne ana family is nov oc-
cupyine the Bradham house on church
street.
Another new merchant mas come 70 town.
He will occupy the store vacated by B. a.
johnson.
Cotton is coming in bliskly. and our
merchants are paying the highest market
price for it.
Yesterday was great day for the hotels
in Manning. The town was full OF travel
ing salesmen.
Died last Thursday at his home on San
tee, Captain James II. Mcknight, aged
seventy-fVe years.
There is disposition among the cotton
pickers to demand fifty cents hundred
for picking cotton.
MIR. Il. r. Powder. Jr. killed buck
last Friday in Black r:res swamp sba5
weighed 12S poards.
Last Saturday night cor streets were
filed with people going about from store 10
store spending their cash.
For Sale.-Two pianos, almost new, at
bargain; also. good top buggy and ha1-
ness. Apply at this Office
Mr.. S. e. Ingram and family have moved
into the two-story building on church street
known as the Purdy house.
Married last Sunday evening at A!cola,
by Rev. S. A. Nettles, Mr. Andrew y. So.e-
man and Miss Maggie PACK.
Julins J. Brunsnn, accompanied bv two
limited States marSbals, w,s brought 20
Manning yesterday morning ana lodged IN
the Clarendon jail.
The weather for the past few days mas
teen so excessively hot shat !: IS dlhlcuIs 10
get a thought Upon poper--ls me'tS o'1ote
the pencil can write It dowa
C4ine., the necessity Of preparing Our
fo,ms for the fall sdge. we are au-
able TO give our readers IS plncn reading
matter this week as we woald Ike
Nr. W. O. 3icEiveea was examine" last
Monday bv DIS. BrockiuEon and DlnkinS
and proa ounced insane. He NIL prooao'S
he taken to the asylum tomorrow oy Sber-
If Bradhsm.
Base balls aud bats a. Dinkins x Cos
Rev. James Mcdowell Will oocapy bis
nrIo;. in the PcesbI .e,:a1 church next
Sunday morning st eleven orlock, and IN
the afternoon at q quarter past shrae c!oes
he will preach at New Harmony choTch.
Ice for sale at stewart's pavilion.
Isan independent ticket is put in'a tae
field let every voter go to the polls and ex-
press by his vote whether be approves OF 1t
or not without set;ing excited. The only
way 70 get the peon!e united Is TO put q
stop to strife and turmoil.
Go to the Manning Times Office for
blanks
The preliminary hearing Of J. Il. LLOYD
aud C. L. Wilson, Charged with manuiac
turing and passing counterfeit money II; II;
violation OF the United States laws. VIII
probably be heard by Z. S. Commissioner
s. 4. Norris in the cou:s house tomorrow.
fun line Of delicious candies at Dir
kins 4 Co.'S.
Constable Stevens. Ct E'lgefeld. arrived
ia Manning this morning, AID his appear.
ance upon our streets created somewhat OF
n sensation. Wherever ibe officer went
neopIe would stare at him. out he went
sbont his business wearing his badge upon
hls breast where everybody could &c It.
Fresh and genuine turuip seed at J. 6.
Dinkins 4 Cos.
WeasS our frien.is throughout the coun-
~ 70 read the pages Of tie Times closely,
and in looking ever the advertisements 70
make mamornniums from them so that
when they go to make their fall purchases
they will know exactly where 70 go. Those
that advertise in the Times want the peo.
ple to know they have goods for safe, and
will sell them il competition with al! o'hel
markets.
Tarnip seed ut Dink:ns y Cos.
Last week we mentioned that Captain
Bradhanl fonnt: receipt where Mr.. II u
Dennis had been paid for his services rs
manager Of the Sandy Grove box IN tue
primary of 1892, anG in making inrtnel
examination he found where Ar. Henr,
Wheeler had also been paid FOR Str'!ce'
rendered 4: the same boz in the same eiec
ton. The receipts are on d.e IN his Office
and will be exhibited TO Tie executive com
mittee Tomorrow.
Last Wednesday Duputy I. 5. Marsha
c. l.. Emanuel, together %!ta some assist
ance. went to The aI:S. Ca.i!e Powder plan
tation IN the Pork and arrested G. L. WI
son and J. H. Lloyd, charged with eoun
terf.itirg. The parties we've captured witt
the moulls and material fer making tn
spurious coin in their possession. Mr.
Emanuel brought ,Gen to tie conaty ]al
and notified the commissioner. For some
time spurious coin l.as been c:ccu!atn:
around the town, and when it was ascer
TIMED that the stuff was made at home, !
was quite surprise to the na.iyes. In
mouths and a coaS}2eraci5 quH-lz,Y .! 20:
were skewa arouce as . :a'ri Ssi:.