The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-04-24

W. E. JESKISsoN.
The town council is having Railroad
Avenue put in good condition.
Mrs. Ellen Iseman accompanied by
Mrs Rosa Weinberg, left for .Spartanburg
last Thursday
It is said that if you will examine the
= present moon with telescope you will ind
that it is rocky.
It is estimated that the loss to the Allan
tho Coast Line in the accident that occurred
near Remini last week is over SlO0. 900.
There was pleasant picnic given by
Miss Annie James school at the Weeks
mill pond last Saturday. A good time and
a big dinner.
# our white male population continues
to increase like it has in the past few days
we will soon have remedy for all our
political woes.
Died. yesterday morning at his home
near New Zion, Mr. Johu W. Hobbs, aged
about forty years. The deceased leaves
wife and three children.
- SICS GUtA1uS L2dCU!uS Suet VIA oo oofc
TO hull and prepare for table use any guam.
tity of rice viii be established by MIR. E. B.
Fielder at his place near Sunmerton.
Several communications came IN to-day
but toe. late for this Issue, among them are
"Uno"and W. s. Il. Correspondents try
and get your matter to reach Us before
Wednesday.
Two Of the happiest men in town last
Monday was Captain I. I. Bagnal and Mr..
w. c. Chandler. Both have brand new
boys at their houses, born within few
hours of each other.
Married. this afternoon at Andrews
Chapel, Miss Annie Way, 9: Silver, and
BIZ. Jake Way. of Holley Eill. The bzide
is daughter of the late T. A. Way and is
very charming lady.
Doctors George L. Dickson and Claren-
don W. Barron were examined before the
State Medical board yesterday at Columbia
and passed very creditably. We congratu-
late you, medicine men.
We understand that Messrs. J. A. and
C. G. Way, Of Silver. will soon attach to
their engine o mammoth threshing ma
chine for the purpose OF fthreshing the small
gssin raised in the community.
The contract for the repairing OF the
swamp bridges near Silver has been awar-
ded to Messrs. J. and W. s. Richbourg
and they expect 60 be able to have the bridges
~ss-fsss class 61 in aboutten days.
On account of the illness of one of Rev. C.
II. Creighton's s children. he was unable to
- A. Loot
Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Crockard, Of the Sum
merton Presbyterian church preached for
him.
From every section that we obtain news
people. Mr. John P Fielder, of Pamela,
Sufficient capacity to handle ali the cane
grown, in that section.
Our friends have been very kind to take
She trouble TO sesrch among their old pa
pers for the missing copies Of our file.
They nave fully supplied Us and We hops
that we will meyer again be put to the
necessity Of troubling them.
Gen. ]. G. Vets inspected the Hampton
Ideht Dragons and the Connor Mounted
Riasmen last Thursday. These companies
sre numbered among the bestin the State.
A large crowd of ladies was present AMI
Gen. Watts paid the soldiers merited com.
pliments snd the ladies came io for a full
share Of this officers pretty talk.
Fresh and genuine garden seed for sale
BY r 3. Loryea, the Druggist.
Horton, Burgess 4 Co, have their show
windows neatly arranged with the new
styles of spring goods. This is an enter
prising 6rnl of young men who are press
ing forward to success. They advertise
freely and Sod it of profit to them. When
Won come to town do not fail to examine
theis stock, We are sure they can please
you.
For genuine sesd potatoes. go to B. B.
1oryes, the druggist
The question is6sssn asked US why we
40 rot have regular correspondents in the
Yarious sections Of the county. We are
anxious for regular correspondents, but
they do not seem TO be comeatable. Every
action Of the county should be heard from
In every issue Of the Times. It not only
helps the paper, but the community is
helped thereby as we'll.
:: Coal Tar for sale by R B. Loryea the
druggist.
twill be remembered that the Times
last week warned its readers to "look out
for more squalls" Tie warning was well
hssed as the results show. Last Monday
morning two squalls struck homes in the
Northeastern part Of the town; the first
struck the home of Mr.. w. C. Chandler and
a few hours later Captain I. I. Bagnai's
home was struck We do not think the
danger is quite over as there is another
orecinct on squall centre to hear from yet.
Delicious confectionery for sale by r. B.
Loryea, the druggist.
When you stir our townsmen up they
can Get move on them sure. A few days
400 the idea struck them that the Epwortb
.,orohanage could be induced to come to
yaaaing ifthe proper efforts were made
and in short time several thousand dol
lars WAS subscribed besides $50 or 200 acres
of valuable land. Columbia and some
other cities are doing their best to get this
institution, but we hope to show the COM
mittse in charge of selecting site, that
Manning has advantages for such an insti'