The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-08-14

The white man who does not do his duty
next Tuesday may regret It.
Mr., Norwood A Hall. who has been
cuite III, is improving rapidly.
We understand that nhnut dozen Young
men will try for the Citadel scholarship.
Remember the days prior to 1876 and 6"
out to the polls next Tuesday to prevent
their ever coming back.
We are ready and fully eqnipped to give
Won perfect lit in eyeglasses and spec
tacl.s, at Brockingtnn's drug store.
White men, be at the polls when they
close next Tuesday and see that the man
ayers are protected from the crowds.
Dispenser Erwin has received instruc'
tions from headquarters to close hls ols-
pensary next Tuesday. election day.
Every man who reads this Issue OF TIE
MaNS1SG TINES should see to it that his
neishbor goes out to the polls next Iues-
day.
The negroes of Packsville held pre-
cinct election yesterday to send delegates
to the convention to nominate ticket IN
Manning to-day.
There will be IN examination for tree
tuition scholarships for the South Caroilna
College and Furman University August
2Srd at the court house.
Good health is blessing and DR.. ". u.
Brockinton in an advertisement tells the
people that he keeps the goods which VIII
give them good health.
Mr.. L. K. Howle says that he has water
melon vine with fifty melons on 1t. de
cannot prove it by US, because we nave not
had melon from him yet
Read W. Fass' advertisement in another
coIumn. He means business aad is de-
termined to sell off his present stock at
cost to make room for fall goods.
Every white man should lay down his
work next Tuesday and 60 to the polls and
xofe This election means that the white
children are to have better school facilities.
Do YOU want your children to be educat-
ed nine months in the year free of tuition
charges? Then 90 to the polls. and see
that your neighbor does the same thing
next Tuesday.
Again we must ask some of our patrons
to look up their old papers and nnd for us
a ccpy Of the issue Of May 22nd. Our nle
has again become broken. and q favor Will
be onferred upon us by furnishing US
with this copy.
yellow Leaf smoking tobacco is the best
to be had 10 cents package st Brocklngton.
Over in the Fork last Monday Mr.. Willie
Hodge, while engaged in game OF base
ball. was struck in the mouth with the ball.
,nfictine o painful wound. He came to
Manning and got Dr.. Geiger to patch up
the broken place.
Landreths new crop turnip seed fos sale
By R. B. Loryea, the druggist.
Last Sunda, right at the Baptist Church
at Haryin's Children's Day was celebrated
Inv the scholars of the Baptist and Meth
odist Sunday schools A large congreSa-
ion was present. Mr.. E. D. Hodge de-
Eyered an address.
The attention of the ladies is called to
our line of fine scissors and shears. W. NJ
Brockington.
delegation Of negroes called on Col.
IS Warren Nelson and asked him to allow
them to run him as delegate to the con-
yention. The colonel politely but posi-
tively declined, and advised them to let
the convention alone.
We have on our desk sample Of tobacco
from the farm Of Mr.. John S. Cole, and
Judges say it is fine. One man. claiming
10 know the value of tobacco, says II Mr.
ole has much tobacco like the sample. he
can count on at least 80 cents per pound
Sewing machine needles for all the Lead
ing machines at R. B. Loryea's.
Rev. ". p. Jacobs, of the Thornwell Or
phancse, preached from the Presbyterian
pulpit Saturday night, Sunday morning.
and again at night He had large and at
teptive congregations throughout the entire
series of meeting Sunday afternoon he
mad. a very interesting talk to the young
folks.
Remember every pair of scissors or
shears bought at Brockington's is guaran-
teed.
A telegram was received here yesterday
from Lake City, announcing the sad IN
t,lI;nence that Mrs. Sarah Mcmillan was
in q diving condition. Mrs. Mcmillan IS
the widow of the late Rev. Duncan }.
Mcmillan, who was the pastor OF the Man
hing Methodist Church. and who was
gathered to the bosom OF his fathers IN
1881.
Turnip seeds, all kinds. at
R. B. Loryea's.
Last Wednesday the boys from Summer
ron and Black River base ball clubs met on
m. diamond at Manning. and the way the
Snmmertopians wiped mp the earth with
IN. other fellows WAS caution to those
who think they can play ball. but cant.
.yhe score was % to Z. Never mind, boys
nf the Black River nine. our boys OF the
pSn IF Will