The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-05-22


Washington, where he has been in attend
ance upon the Baptist convention.
A cold wave has again struck US.
A neat cottage to rent; cheap. Apply
to R. q. Davis.
MI II. Bradham is shipping lumber
to northern markets.
Died, last Monday. at his home in Man.
mag. DR.. S. c. C. Richardson, aged about
siIty-seven years.
Lot of ladies' Zeigler shoes just received,
at Rigby's-
We learn that Mr.. Ben Fulton Of Brew
ington is shipping beans and other Vege-
tables to northern markets
Died. last Monday. at Trio, S. c.. Mr..
Sarah Hawkins, eldest daughter of Mr.: 4.
Z. Logan. The funeral took place IN Man.
ming yesterday.
Before you make your purchases come to
Ms and compare prices. We will save you
money. Horton, Burgess, & Co.
The Romany Gypsy Medicine Company
gave theatrical performance IN the Cole
Siate Institute building last Monday night
TO large audience.
The grand lodge Of Knights Of Pythlas is
now in session in Sumter. Eessrs. ). z.
Lesesne and Joseph Sprots are the repre-
ssntatives of Damon lodge.
Died, in Manning last Monday night,
after q long illness, Mrs. Louisa Jane Rid
dick, aged thirsy-nine years. The body was
taken to St Stephens yesterday for burial
Aluaca coats and vests for men and boys
at R.gby's.
Invitations are out for the commence
ment exercises of the Sumter institute
which takes place June 3. Captain aenry
II. Thomson Of Darlington Will denver
the address.
Nice line Of mems, youths. aud chill
dlen's clothing, cheap. at Rgoys.
We are under obligations to Mr.. Bryant
q, Henderson for an invitation TO attend q
the commencement exercies Of Wotord
College, which take place June and con-
time until the 1lth. Mr.. Henderson was
at one time o student at the Manning
Academy, and is now Of the graduating
class at Woford.
There are some fifty or more tobacco
barns in one township in Salem. and we're
told that the quality Of the tobacco raised
in that section equals the best raised IN
North Carolina. Cotton Is no longer kins
in that section of the country, the people
are net burdened with debt, and they reao
TIE MANNING Tndes. See?
Tanele-foot and poison fly paper and
Hy traps at B. B. Loryea's.
A letter, received recently from MIR. D.
z. Reaves of Autreyville. Georgia. form
erly of arendon, after expressing his de.
light in receiving TIE TIMEs every week,
goes on to relate that his crop prospect IS
Ene. He says that he will lay by his corn
crop this week and that his melons are
fine. Everybody remembers Mr.. Reaves,
and they will be glad to learn that he IS
getting on welliin his Georgia home.
A big stock OF base-balls and bats. R. B
Loryea.
Some time ago the Sumter newspapers
were boasting about not having any West
ern corn shipped to that place this year.
But Manning can now boast Of having
taken the place of the Western markets
and is shipping corn to Sumter. Last
week Mr.. E. L. BurneS. citizen OF this
place, shipped carload of Clarendon corn
to Sumter, and from what we can gather
from our merchants and farmers. Man
ming can supply Sumter with corn for the
rest of the year.
Baseball clubs, attention We nave a
full line of base-balls aud bats. Il. B.
Loryea.
The Atlantic Coast Line and the South
Carolina and Georgia Railroad have agreed
TO issue ,ound-trip ticket for one dollar
from Summerton to Charleston for the ben
eft of the relatives and friends Of the Rev
DR.. Wells, who desires to go Oh 70 the Van
de-bilt excursion to Greenyille ou May 20
The party will leave Summerton on Friday
afternoon, May a, and spend the night at
Charleston so as to be enabled to take the
Charleston snd Savannah railway the pez
morning. Returning. they will take the
train for Summerton on Monday, Aay u
with the expectation of reaching Charles
tor Tuesday. May %. A large party IL
expected. Col John o. Brock is the head
Of it.
Full concaved razors exchanged for any
GOOD brand of old heavy razors at A. 3
Galloway's barber shop.
Dr.S. C. C. Richardson's will was ad
,mitted to probate this morning. Major "
Z. B. Haynesvorth qualified as one OF the
executors the other two-Col. P. B. Barron
and Major J. n Riohardson-are to qualify
later. The bequests and devises are as fol
lows One-four.h Of the estate. real ane
personal, is to go to his brother, John N
Richardson. smother fourth to the children
OF Susan Emma Colclough, deceased
sister, and the remaining half to be di
vided among the nephews and nieces-
children of his full brothers and sisters
other than the children Of Mrs. Colclough
who are separately provided for. Hi:
nephews and nieces who are children O.
his half brothers and sisters are also t
sha1e in the half of the estate. He alst
beoueatheG to his servant, James Mcdowell
Richardson, the sum Of $1,000. The exec
utors are empowered to sell and convey th'
real estate in such parcels and upon sucs
terms IS to them shall seem advisable.