The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-06
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Mrs. b. N. Mood is improving.
MIR. VIC. King, of Mayesville: was in
to-day
Mrs. Azsaie Dove-nee Nitherspoon Is.
in Manning visiting friends.
:. Miss Alice Taylor. Of Charleston, IS
visiting at Col. B. P. Barrons.
.-Ers. Fannie Williams, of Sumter, IS on
\ visit to her mother, rs. ii. y. burgess.
Died. today near Brogdous, an infant
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Stukes.
~ and 81 chenille table covers very
cheap. horton Burgess & Co.
Come to Manning Saturday, Esd inst, to
o mass meeting which will decide wheeneE
Clarendon should be represented IN tne
conference to be heldin Columbia on the
27th.
Fipnred India silk for shirt waist only
25 cents per yard. Horton Burgess q 20.
The article on finances by "Sswny IN
our last issue has received conslaersoie
praise from those competant to luose.
We have no doubt that ''Sawny" wall ap-
pear again in these columns.
Mrs ". A. Drisgeys lady living near
Acoiu was severaly burned yesterday. She
vas working in the field and her clothing
caught On fire from brush pie. que
vss 40 badly burned that fears are enter
tanned for her. Dr.. W. Il. brocSinton was
called and he dressed the woands.
Delicious confectionery for sale by R. B.
sLoryea, the druggist.
Yesterday oae oolored citizen from the
country syore if the registry man don't
oive him certificate he will leave tho
Stste. Nov we hope that the obstacles ID
tSa vay of some of our colorea friends VIII
mol have the effect of causing them TO cut
down the citizenship Of this State and build
an that Of another State, 1t would DC
awful.
Iadies ara invited to call and examine
INV stock of fine flower seeds. 4. B. Lor-
yea, the druggist.
The Confederate Veteran had meeting
ia Mel Leod,s hall last Monday. They re-
elected the old officers, also elected o dele
cation to attend the reunion OF veterans 70
bs hsld in Honston Texas next May. Col.
q. Z. Benbow, Maj. G. s. Land Captain
D.J. Bradham, Dr.. A. j.. White, ana M.
Levi, are the delegates. Steps were tsAeH
BY the Camp and q committee appointed
10 seek aid for needy veterans.
20 dozen LADIES' gauze undervests cents
each or 6 for 25 cents. Horton Burgess
& Co.
Mr.. Clifford, blind man gave musi-
rsl entertainment at the Institute hall last
Monday night. The entertainment was
worth the price Of admission considering
the iact that the money spent was in aid
of one who had lost the precious privilege
OF sight. a silver cup was voted TO tne
x,-sttiesr Young lady in the house and Miss
Mamie Harvin carried off the prize. a
cake Of soap was voted to Mr. j. d.
Lesesne for being the LATEST man IN the
house.
Onion sets for sale by Loryea. the drug
giss.
We return many thanks to Mr.. Geo. Il.
L.. Dickson for an invitation to attend the
graduation exercises Of the medical class
OF which he is a member, also for the same
courtesy extended us by the faculty. nan.
ming will have two to graduate from the
ChaSleston Medical college this year. Messrs.
clarendon Barron and Geo. L Dickson,
both Of whom have the well wishes of the
entire community, and we claim that said
college has never sent from its honored
halls two Young men that will excel Dick
CON and Barron in gentility and honor.
The commencement exercises take place IN
she academy of music on the evening OF
the 18th inst, and We know our boys will
eouit themselves handsomely.
Our spring goods are here, ready for in
s,eetion. Give Us look before buying
ven save you money. Horton Burgess
&Co.
Last Monday Supervisor Of Registration
worshssa was beseiged ali day by clam
orine crowd of colored men. The number
esekine to be registered is estimated at
about two hundred. On account of the
legal requirements only one succeeded IN
obtaining certificate. In order for voter
20 get certi Scate for one that was lost he
has to maze prescribed affidavit and this
seemed to Il - obstruction IN the way Of
the crowd. Some of them displayed their
disappointment by making all kind Of
non-sensical threats, while others took the
mater IN more phlIoSophlcal manner.
One darkey sized up the situation by tell
ing the crowd "dat de buckra had too
much sense to let de niger get on top
again" The spectacle that presented itself
here and from the reports in the daily pa
oers, the same was ali over the State and it
should cause contending white men to stop
and consider. It should have the effect OF
making them lay aside their prejudices and
prepare for the coming contest IN aplrit
.og unity. United, our people are ID no
danger, but scattered into contending fac
Sions they will fall and be the victims OF
their over fooIishness. Every white man
should and must be registered and it is as
much our duty now to look as..er the regis
srstion of our people as it was to organize
taen in 1876. We did q mighty work then
snd we should do no less now. L thsre Is
white man in your community not regis
tered show him the necessity of his being
registered. Remember in the election fol
delegates to the constitutional convention
only oae box is 70 be voted in and unless
vs out number the colorsd registered
voters We are beaten and that element will
oct control Of the convention upon which
the future destiny of the white man IN thls
State largely depends. Let us get togethe'
and march in solid phalanx to the polls
Il is our duty to do so; we owe 1t to our
sselyes and our children demand it OF US.
Fresh and genuine garden seed for salt
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