The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-09-25

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you pieSS w v. E. JESk1ssoS.
Cotton sold for 7& cents pound in
Manning to-day.
The bows are going wild over the
circus that is to be here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Brown, OF
Packsville, lost their infant child last
Friday.
Mr.. Jake Weinberg left last Mon
day for Columbia to enter the Soatn
Carolina College.
A bran-new hello-machine has
been put in McLeod's store that con-
meets with the depot.
Last Saturday our merchants did a
fine business, and that night the
streets and stores were packed.
A telegram was received here 20
day announcing the death OF Mr.
Junius A. Hodge near kingstree.
The family OF Mr.. Riley venning
have moved from Sumter to Manning
and they are to occupy the NeVtles
house.
Our thanks are due Mr.. Peter E.
Ridseway for a box Of as line appies
as we have ever seen raised IN TINS
country.
DR.. Abe Weinberg left yesterday
for Baltimore, where he goes to tnlsh
his dental course at the University OF
Maryland.
Graham Dennis, who was sent to
the penitentiary from this county
about a year ago, came nome last
Sunday night.
Mr.. c.. L. Emanuel requests us to
call the attention of the authorities
to The almost impossible condition OF
the Black River causeway.
MrC. L. Emanuel has sent his
RESIGNATION as deputy United States
marshal to United States Marshal
Hunter at Charleston.
Base balls and bats for sale by Z. 3. Lor-
yea, the druggist.
An interesting communication
mailed at Foreston signed Drummer
is left out this week for lack OF space,
but it will come out IN our next
issue.
Genuine ButserD,ilk soap, canes for
Csc r. 8. Loryea.
Our farmers are beginning to see
that Manning is a good cotton mar
ket. so much so that Mr. j. w. NC
Leod had bale of cotton shipped 20
him last Saturday from Sumter.
Just received, fashionable and stylish
millinery at Mrs L. Loyns.
Married, in Greenvllle, last Satur.
day. Miss Maria Brock, daughter OF
Col. John O. Brock, of Pamela, ana
Mr.. A. Fuller Brooker, of Columbia.
The couple will make Columbia their
home.
rrv /. sample bottle of our Palmetto Ha--
ness Oil only 15c P. 3. Loryea.
We regret to have to announce
that Capt. D. J. B.adham is quite
sick and we fear that it will be sew
eral days before he can go back 10
Columbia, which is q source OF much
worry to him.
.Yellow Leaf" smoking tobacco is the best
10 be had 10 cents package 1t BrocSinSson.
1850 pounds of tobacco were sold at
Tim,nonsville last. Wednesday by Mr.
J. NJ. Lee, of the Fork, for l9 cents
oer pound. Mr.. Lee came IN to see
MS after his arrival, and he carried
home with him great big smile and
$214.20 in cash.
Remember every pair Of scissors or
shears bought at Brdckington's IS Gearan-
iced
RsyzC. G. Brown. Of Sumter, will
lecture at the Salem Baptist church
October 1st. at O'Clock p. II. SUB
ject: courtship and matrlmony. Ihe me
admission fee will be IS cents Tor
adults and 10 cents for children he,
freshments will also be served ana
the entire proceeds will go to tie
church. Mr.. D. W. Alderman expects
TO run an extra train from Alcoiu
and a large crowd will attend.
The attention OF the ladies is called to
orv line of ana scissors aud shears ". 81.
Brockingtoa.
Wanted.-To know now many IA
dies in our community desire the
privilege of the ballot and Of wearing
bloomers. This information is want
ed for the benefit Of those masculine
ladies who are besieging the Constl-
tu1ional Convention III behalf of wo-
mans suffrage. One lady told US
that she was opposed to woman,S $
suffrage on the humane ground that
women suffer sufficiently now with
out legislation.
Ruby" machine oil tor gins ana mills
for sale by +. 3. I.o:yea.
The residence OF Mr.. John 5. Cole
was destroyed by fire last Saturday
afternoon about ) O'Clock. The lady
folks were ironing, and not until the
top ofthe house ecommenced falling III
did they discover that the house was
on fire. By hard work some little fur
niture and bedding was saved. Nj.
Cole mad large quantity of tobacco
in one of the rooms. and it was en-
rirelv destroyed. There WAS 40 in.
surance and the loss was total and
heavy on Mr.. Cole.