The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-13
wanted--A fine mich COW. Apply at

che convention on the Esd inst.
Married last week. in the New Zion
church, Mr. ". o. Beard and Miss Leila
Coker.
Capt. W. J. Lee, who Was we'll known in
this county, died at his home in Kingstree
last Friday.
Joseph 3. Montgomery, Esq, formerly
OF Clarendon, has been elected county judge
in Alabama.
An old paliudromic sentenoe-one which
reads the same backward as forwards
"Draw pupils lip upward"
Mr. L. Green. OF New Zion, one of the
most progressive farmers IN that section,
has taken unto himself wife Miss Ben
tor, OF Florence.
20 dozen ladies gauze undervests cents
each OF 6 for Is cents. Horton Burgess
l. TO.
Il YOU wait to see line Of pretty samples
for suits of clothes ask Mr.. E. S. Erwin to
show you the line he is taking orders from
They are pretty and cheap too.
Delicious confectionery for sale by r. B.
Loryea. the druggist.
Editor C. L. howell. Of the Orangeburg
Dispatch, was in town last Monday and
paid Us pleasant call. Come again when
you can stay longer, Brother Howell.
yor sa,e.-At bargain, one registered
Jersy Gov with calf "A months old; one
horse; one top buggy; one open buggy;
and one wagon.
Apply at Manning Times Office.
Mrs. ". E. Driggers whom we mentioned
near Aloolu. died from the effects Of her
Injuries. She leaves an infant only 8
few weeks old.
The mail train from Charleston was seven
hours late to-day ol account Of collision
with freight train at Monks Corner The
expressman was the only one hurt and his
i15ues not serious
Gs. H. B. G,bbon. Of New Zion, has
made extensive arrangements for curing
tobacco and he expects to be kept quite
busy as the farmers of his section and the
Fork are in the tobacco culture heavy this
year.
Mr.J. L. Herrington who lives nea,
Wilson's had the misfortune to lose child
q few weeks ago. and last Friday his family
vss increased by twins. boy and girl.
The old ssying is, pull out one grey hair
and two comes in its place.
Figured India silk for shirt waist only
e5 cents per yard. Horton Burgess & Co.
The gin house Of Mrs. u. J. Reanes nea,
Oakland was struck by lightning lastsWed-
nesdsy night and almost instantly the
building was enveloped in flames. The
building and its contents consisting Of
grain, cotton seed. fodder, farming inpie'
ments and wagon was entirely consumed.
No insurance.
Onion sets for sale By Losyes. the drug
Gss.
Those having sent stamps or money tc
the J. Z. Nix Seed Company, at Hamburg
s. c., will be disappointed to learn thai
said company has failed. but card receiv
ed from the concern yesterday informs III
that the stamps and money will be returned
and that oar bill for advertising will be
paid soon. We hope 80.
For genuine seed potatoes, 60 to r. B
Loryea, the druggist.
Married last night, in Charleston, Mr.. o
D. Sires and Miss Blanche Alexander. The
groom is brother OF Mrs. w. c. Chandler
Of this place, and the couple are here visit
ing her family. They we're passengers on
the belated train to-day which was rather
rough experience for their first day Of mar
ried life, but rough beginning we hope viii
turn out TO be smooth ending.
Fresh and genuine garden seed for sale
by 3. B. Loryea, the Druggist.
The wife Of Louis Burgess, colored. diei
in Manning last onday afternoon anc
suspicious circumstances surrounding bel
death Was reported to Intendant Bagna
Yesterday morning He at once sent fo'
Coroner Ridgeway and in the meantime in
strueted policeman to not allow the bur
ial of the corpse until after the coroner
permit. The coroner held an inquest ane
sound that the rumors were without foun
dstlon and that the woman died OF natura
causes.
~ and Ga chenille table covers YER,
cheap. Horton Burgess i Co.
Last Friday night the barn Of Mr.. J. B
Tinds) was destroyed by fire Mr.. linda
saws he had in the building about $50 bush
els OF corn. about 1000 pounds of fodder
besides other grain and farming tools; al
we're destroyed, and he thinks it was theworl
osan ircendiary. Friends esne to his res
cue and secured contributions Of corn, cot
ton seed and other things to help him on
In his distress. The barn belonged to Mr.
M. Levi, and be tolls as that he has small
amount Of insurance on it.
Our spring goods are here. ready for in
spection. Give Us look before buyin!
vsIl save you money. Horton Burgess
i Co.
Caot James A. Burns. Of Privateer
while on his way to Manning yesterday t
visit his son. Nr. Robert Burns. Of thi
place, and his daughter Mrs. ". l.. Hud
nal, Of the Fork, was suddenly taken il
and he went into oolored persons house
near Eome Branch church, to rest. He Ia
down on bed and almost imme diatel.
became unconscious messenger va
hastily sent to Manning, but before medi
cal aid could reach him he was dead. Capt
Rurns was we'll known in this county an
Was very popular at home. His suddsl
death will be sad news to his host Q
friends in this and Sumter counties.
Ladies are invited to call and examin
INV stock of fine flower seeds. r. B. Lol
yea, the druggist.
$500 yards new spring ginghams dres
styles, at 8 and St cents, sold elsewhere
7and 81 cents. Horton Burgess d Co.