The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-08-28
Next Monday is salesday.

EyeYs train is bringing in goods from
the North for our merchants.
There was game OF base ball between
two rival uegro teams last week.
MIR. SYDNEY Morris Of the Fork section
has two members of his family very Ill.
Parties having timber lands for sale viii!
find If to their interest to CAL at this once.
Cotton is opening right along and large
Quantities of bagging and ties are con-
ing N.
MIR. Archie Barron. a promising young
merchant of Piuewood, was IN town
yesterday.
Wonders never cease, if the report IS
true that Congressman Shell has gone 70
preaching.
Manning proposes to make Sumter get
q move on herself in the cotton business
this season.
Mrs. z. C. Alsbrook has our thanks fos
nice basket of pears and grapes. "ihey re
ont Of sight"
What oiled Billy Trsscott last Monday
night? Did the same thing strike him that
struck Billy Patterson?
We thank Mr.. ". G. Frierscn OF Jor-
dan very kindly for copy OF TIE MANNING
TINES Of May %. 1885.
The State board Of visitors to look ovei
the applications of Citadel applicants Will
meet in Columbia to-day.
Joe Sprott, one of our colored farmers
living near town, says he will pick out
bale of cotton next Saturday.
Died, last Friday, in the Fork section,
MYRTLE, the nineteen months-old oaugnler
of Mr.. and Mrs. James D. Reaves.
Go to W. E Jenkinsons to get Rev. ";
Dnneans little books "Our Vows,
Character Building" and Baptism.
Mr.. w. T. Lesesne. prosperous young
farmer living near this town, has loSt TINS
wear from cholera sixty-nine head OF hogs.
Mr. Riley N. Strange, recently graduated
at the Macon business college, has accepted
a position in the store Of Nr. 3. A. john
son.
Mr.. W. E. Burgess, formerly Of the firm
of Horton, Burgess l. Co., has accepted q
position of travelling salesman tor the we'll
known firm of Y. r. McGahan Co..
of Charleston.
yellow Leaf smoking tobacco is the best
to be had 10 cents package At Brocklngton.
A came of base ball is being played this
afternoon between the Manning and
Sumter clubs a good game is being put
up on both sides, as good deal OF nvalrE
exists between the two towns.
Iandreth's new crop turnip seed for sale
by L. B. Loryea. the druggist.
game of base ball took place in King
stree Yesterday between the colored nlnes
of that town and Manning, but the Man
nino coons carried off the dough by score
OF 81 to 30, and they came home happy.
Remember every pair of scissors o,
sbears bought at Brockington's is guaran'
teed.
Readers of THE TINES, please look al
the label on your paper. and see If we have
not been exceedingly indulgent. IT taxes
q GREAT deal of money to run u newspaper
nnd we must ask our friends to come 1or'
ward
The attention of the ladies is called te
our line of fine scissors and shears. W. 's
Brockington.
Died, on the 2Sd instant. near st
charles Sumter county, at the home o.
her son-,n-law, after brief illness, Mrs.
Annie Beckett, aged about sixty.si1 years
widow of the late Benjamin Beckett o.
this county.
Palmetto Harness Oil is absolutely the
bsst for sostening, blacking and preserving
harness. boots, shoes and all other gocds
IT, IT, # once and you will use no other
Put up only by R. B. Loryea. the druggist
successor to j. &. Dinkins Co., han
ming. 5. c.