The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-07-03

Mrs. w. L Brunson. Of Summerton, is
quite i'll.
There is to be picnic at Brewington to-
morrow.
Abe Levi. Esq, mas been reelected Major
of the Fourth Regiment.
# you want fine time go the Manning
Gnards' picnic tomorrow.
The tobacco crops in Salem have been o
grand success so far this year.
Died, at st. Paul, on the 23d day of June,
Mr.. n. F. Wilson, aged about forty years.
Mr.. J. H. Mcknight has our thanks for o
mess of early field pease. They are nice.
Hiss AIollie Dlngle, of Summerton. who
has been extremely i'll, is slowly recover
ing.
The first cotton boil of the season was
brought in to Us last Saturday by MIR. j. &.
Graham, of Jordan.
The friends of MIR. Louis I. Fischer will
be glad to hear that he is getting over Sc
nous spell Of sickness.
If you want pleasant outing 60 to tie
Manning Guards picnic tomorrow at
James E. Davis's grove.
'sszasIssseiis sse iise-y stable men are in their glory
pulling in the coin from those VINO VIII
60 to picnics ta-morrow.
:. Rev. Joseph Crockard, OF SummertoD.
preached to the convicts on the Scarborough
farm last Sunday morning.
Sheriff D. J. Bradham has purchased
and moved into the house on the corner OF
Church and Cemetery streets.
Mr. S. II. Bradham informs US that we
were mistaken in the number of rats killed
in his barn. It was l03 instead of l30O.
Married, on the 25th instant, at the resi-
asuce of Rev. R. E. Smith, in Douglas
township, Mr. John Welch and Miss Drlg-
gers.
The supervisor of registration held forth
in the court house last Monday, and quite
number, both white aad black, were reg
istered.
The ladies' missionary society Of the
Manning Presbyterian church sent to the
Thornwell Orphanage the handsome sum
of fifty dollars.
The Democratic clubs throughout the
county are to meet next Saturday to revise
their rolls and suggest managers for tie
primsry. Everybody, go to your cinb!
The county board of commissioners On
account of not having quorum failed to
have q meeting last Monday. Nine mem
5ers of the board turned up, but 1t takes
ten to transact business.
The Manning Guards will have a grand
picnic tomorrow on the beariifu. grounds
of Mr. James E. Davis. The place selected
and those in charge is sufficient to guaran-
tee delightful day OF pleasure.
Died, last Saturday at her fathers home
near Summerton, Miss Annie Gayle,
daughter of Mr.. John Gayle, aged about
eighteen years The funeral took place
at Summeiton Sunday morning.
In the case of Brock VS.. Holiday Judge
Gary took the papers home with him to
look into. He has rendered his decree and
it is now on file in the clerks Office. The
decree is in favor If the defendant.
Mothers Friend" boys ahirt-waists at
Horton. Burgess & Co.'S.
There will be no prayer meeting at the
Methodist Church this week, but the
Methodist and Presbyterian congregations
will unite in nnion service at the Pres
byterian Church Friday afternoon at $50
O'Clock.
Ice! Ice, For sale at Higgins market.
Mr. J. j. Wilkie met with severe acci-
dent last Wednesday. He was working on
the roof Of dwelling house near Jordan
and when he stepped on the shed it fell ID
with him and resulted in his getting three
of his ibis broken.
New line of Ladies' Teck Scarfs at Hor-
con, Burgess l. Co.'S.
The Kershaw county convention declined
to dictate to its constituency who they shall
yote for as delegates to the constitutional
convention. Aiken, however. has dictated
how her people shall vote, but we doubt if
the people will submit to it.
Baseball clubs, attention! We have a
full line of base-balls aud bats. 4. 3.
Loryea.
We return grateful thanks to the Ladies
Missionary society for their gentle thought
fulness IN sending US cake and cream last
Thursday evening. We regret that circun-
stances forbade our attending their enter
tainments, but hope they will repeat them
in the near future and that We will have
the pleasure of being present.
Tangle-foot and poison fly paper and
fly traps at R. B. Loryea's.
Col. Dan e. Tompkins. Secretary Of
State, and Rev. J. H. Rice, editor Of the
Columbia Evening News, accompanied by
Senator L. NJ Ragin. Messrs. Joseph r.
Cantey. NJ S. Cantey, ". E. Richbourg,
David Levi, and j. H. Burgess, had quite q
fishing frolic last week on SCOTS Lake.
.l,hey did not catch mapY fish. their STATE: