The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-11-07
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Mr.. H. D. Clark, of Copes, is on visit
to relatives in Manning.
Solicitor Wilson has returned home
from Charleston, where he had been to con-
suit the doctors Of that city.
Clarendon gives Evans about 1000 ma
jority, and about 900 majority for the con-
stitulonal convention. The Congressional
vote was McLaurin 1854, Wilson 343, and
DR.. j. L. Easterling5.
For chapped hands and lips try SC. bot
tie Of Petreisine, at tBrockinton's.
The expected Independent county ticket
did not make it's appearance here. and now
we believe that It's failure to come out was
prevented by the Conservative element OF
the Conservative faction.
For pure drugs. go to Loryea, the drug
gist.
Last Monday was salesday. Two tracks
ofland was SOLD By the sheriff and the other
blythe Master of Orangeburg county, be-
sides some delinquent lands, and some
1--we stock; the latter brought better prices
than the land.
Mrs. Louis Loyns has just received a
Only five white men in Clarendon voted
against McLaurin. and they voted for Dr.
EssSerlinp. There was number
ttst did not vote in the Congressional box.
No trouble occurred at any Of the precincts
IN this county yesterday.
Our Las. Love is the finest Sc. cigar in
town. Loryea, the Druggist.
The Piedmont Publishing Company, OF
Spartanburg, has our thanks for fne pic
ture of Governor Tillman. This picture is
the best We hsve ever seen OF him, and we
shall show our appreciation of it by having
it placed in handsome frame.
Pick leaf, the best smoking tobacco on
the market, 10 c. q package at Brockintons.
Salem did nobly, and Dr. l. N. Woods
was one of the men that did foil duty for
the cause of Democracy yesterday. When
ever the Democratic party is endangered,
there is no man in the county that will do
more to dlspell the threatening clouds than
Dr.. Woods, which was clearly shown by
his good work at the polls yesterday.
Hurrab! Doctor, let's shake.
The best &C. cigars in town at Brockin-
tons drug store.
A notary public at the New Zion box
YESTERDAY was converted into regular
nickle slot machine. negro would drop
rickle in his hand, and down on sheet
of paper would 90 the negro's name, and
how to be voted. This man, white men Of
Salem, took down those names at uickle
apiece so as to assist in tearing up the cleo
tion should Pope make a contest IN the
courts.
An accident occurred in the household
of Mr.. P. B. Thames last Friday evening
which came near being fatal. His little
three year-cId daughter, Helen, was play
ing at the droplace trying to put some fire
into her toy stove, and by some means her
dress caught on fire and the child was
burned severely. Had it not been for the
remarkable presence Of mind on the part
of the mother. the result would have been
fatal. Mrs Thames, on seeing her child
on fire, grabbed the little thing and threw
her on rug and rolled her up IN 1t, thus
smothering the flames. DrS. Gelger and
Brown were Immediately sent for and the
wounds dressed. This is another warning
to parents to not leave their children IN a
room by themselves where there is FIRE.
In this case Mrs. Thames had just left the
room to step into the kitchen, and before
she could get back the unfortunate accident
happened.
We have seen piece of handiwork from
Miss Annie Loryea, which is to be sent as g
contribution to the Charleston Pythian
Fair, and we doubt exceedingly if there
will be ANYTHING there that will excel it for
beauty and usefulness. The article is q
calendar made to symbolic Pythianism.
It is a Knights shield and upon it is
the open bible with sword hold
ing down its open pages Upon
the shield are the three coiors
with The letters F. C. B., and running
through it are colored ribbons with the
months and days The work was most ar
tistically painted by hand. and Miss Lor-
yea not only exhibited rare ingenuity in
making the calendar, but from her knowl-
edge Of the colors and paraphernalia Of a
Knight and his castle hall, it might be sus-
pected that her brother. who is a Knight,
has been talking in his sleep. Neverthe-
less, it matters not how Miss Loryea found
out what is used in lodge room, we know
that the Charleston brethren will appreciate
her beautiful contribution.
When you want soaps, brushes, combs,
sponges, or any other toilet article call at
Brockinton's and get the best for the lowest
cash prices.
Yesterday morning promptly at seven
O'Clock the managers opened the polls, and
for the first two hours the voting was quite
brisk. About nine o'clock an incident not
down on the bills occurred. Mr.. j. F.
jenkins, the telegraph aperatcr of this
place, took his station at one of the en-
frances to the Congressional box, armed
with chair, board, and paper. He re-
NAMED there some little time and then
left in the direction of the Benbow hotel
Later he returned and took his place at the
foot of the court house steps. At first it
was not understood what be was driving at,
and q number Of voters gathered about him
to ascertain the meaning of this unusual
proceeding. It was finally learned that he
was there to take down the names Of such
voters as polled their ballots against the
constitutional convention and for Samps.
Pope. There being no objection to this,
he was not interfered with, and not him
dered in the least Just how this watcher
will be able to send IN correct report we
do not see, because the voting had been
going on for two hours before he showed
up, and when he went away from the Con.
sressional entrance considerable time had
elapsed before he returned to get at his
work.
Manning Academy.
The following pupils merited the medals
for the week ending Nov. 2nd.