The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-06-05
OF course it is hot!

OF course it is hot.
Picnics seem to be the order OF the day
now.
A b;e stock of base-balls and bats. R. B
Loryea.
stepoerapher Nixon is stopping at the
Central Hotel.
Courthouse Square presents lively and
animated scene.
Lot of ladies Zeigler shoes just received,
at Rigby's.
The Hon. Ernest Gary is registered at
the Central Hotel.
Miss Carrie E. Lucas has gone to Chester
10 spend her vacation.
Miss Addie Bethea will spend her vaca'
ton in Marion, her home.
Summer coats and vests at Horton,
Burgess & Co.'S.
Flour has gone up in price and swan
down is about as cheap. See:
This has been the dnllest court week for
gathering news We ever saw.
Mr.. J. S. Rideeway had, the misfortune
10 lose his fine COW last week.
Mrs. n. A. Hall has returned home from
8 pleasant visit to St. Stephens.
Ladies' parasols and umbrellas al
Horton, Burgess & Co. s..
The pump in front of Rigbys is the
most sought-after place IN town.
Major A. Lew expects to leave for the
North the latter part of this week.
The thermometer for the past FIVE days
has-averaged 9s degrees IN the shade.
Cantsin D. J. Bradham has returned
f-on, his Texas trip and is looking fine.
The Methodist sund ay School had de-
liehtful picnic at Tndals Mill last Satur'
day.
Judce Richbourg of st. Paul IS hiding
his eyes behind pair OF green goggles
his week.
Full concaved razors exchanged for any
good brand of old heavy razors at A. b.
Galloway's barber shop.
Opite a number from Manning went to
Jordan last Thursday night to attend the
closing exercises of the Jordan Academy.
Alpaca coats and vests for men and boys
at Rigby's-
The travelling salesmen say they regard
Manning one of the best commercial polnts
in the State.
Oh, these hips of mine will catch a hns
fo rahaorSp before i
mirror these days.
The hot wave, which has been so general
an over the United States, did not forse'
to pay Manning visit.
Mr. Ben Fleming, who is charged with
com plicity in the murder Of Lew Nelson
was released from Jail this morning upon
$500 bond.
If TEE TINES has not !ts usual amount
OF good, crispy and enjoyable reading
,nstter this week we hope cur friends Will
olaee the blame where it belongs-the dull
ness Of the season and the terrible hot
weather.
Tanele.foot and poison fly paper and
ay traps at r. B. Loryea's.
4he only persons WHO euJoHS so'' wv
weather are the little boys. They are In
sheir glory now because they can play base
bali. 90 in swimming and yell to their
hearts content.
Baseball clubs, attention We have a
full line of base-balls aud bats. r. B.
Loryea-
We still have few extra copies of The
TtxEs containing the proceedings of the
closing exercises of the Manning Col
ieciate Institute, which can be bought at
nickle apiece Our object in having SO
many extra copies of that issue was to
give those interested an opportunity OF
procuring copies to send abroad to their
friends.
series of meetings will begin in the
Baptist Church the third Sunday in June.
Rev. Walter wilkins Of Louisville. KY,
will assist the pastor. Brother Wilkins Is
q son of our townsman, Brother =. L.
wilkins, and comes to us highly recon-
mended. The public are invited to these
services. The evening services Will be