The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-04-03

Mai. ". E. 3. Haynsworth, Of the Sum.
ter bar. was in Manning last Monday.
Mr. M.B. Corbett, OF Packsviile. has been
drawn on the United States grand jury TO.
the May term.
Rev. S. A. Nettles preached in the Meth
odist church last Sunday morning and
again that night.
The Coraty board of Commissioners met
last Monday and elected Rhame 4 Davis
attorneys for the board.
The Srm Of a. S. i ". a. Brown. OF
Sumter, has made an assignment. They
nayer advertised in the Times.
Mrs. and Miss Emanuel. Of Bennetts-
vile, mother and sister Of MIR. G. L. Eman-
uel, are on q visit at the home OF Mr.
Emanuel.
The Sheriff sold at public out-cry last
Monday ~ acres of land situated near
Packsvilie for 1856. Mr.. L. S. Barwlck was
the purchaser.
Manningis about to have q nanfactur-
ing industry after all Mr.. W. S. harV!n IS
negotiating for knitting mill and if ne sue
eesds, he will be able to give employment
to large number Of persons.
Full concaved razors exchanged for any
good brand Of old heavy razors at A. B.
Ga,loway's barber shop.
Died, of consumption, last Sunday at
Davis Station, Mr.. James ". Byrant aged,
about thirty-two years. He was mem
Der of the Summerton asonic lodge, and
was inferred with Masonic honors.
Delicious confectionery for sale By B B.
Loryea, the druggist.
4 telegram from Columbia reached here
TODAY announcing the death Of Col. Henry
Co,clough. The deceased was brother
in-lsw Of DR.. S. C. c. Richardson, and
father Of Miss Emma Colcloush who Is
teaching school in this county
Fresh and genuiae garden seed for sale
by 3. 5. Loryea, the Druggist
We have received communication from
Silas Jones one Of. the most fluent writer's and
able critics in this section of the State. He
gives a dialogue between father and son on
the Tiilmsn- Barn well. Conference and on
account OF lack Of space it can no. appear
before next week
For genuine seed potatoes, go to 3. B.
Lo-yes, the druggist.
Read what Eorton Burgess & Co.. have
10 say in the Times this issue. This trm
have fine spring stock selected with their
usual care, and We ask that our patrons
call on them. The firm although young
men have built up an extensive trade, be-
cause when they have goods for sale they
let the people know it through the papers.
For full and fine assortment of spring
goods 60 to Horton Burgess & CO.
Elsewhere will be seen the card Of Dr..
J Fank Gieeer, who will open dental
rsrlor at the Manning Hotel in few days.
DR.. Gieger will be prepared to do the very
best kind of work and is we'll equipped
vithall the modern appliances necessary Tor
the successful practice Of dental surgery.
He is brother to DR.. c. B. Gieger and II
the brothers are alike the dentist, Will like
his brother soon build rp hne Practice.
3. B. Loryea has the agency fc- Geo.
Gsrrovs Home Made Candies. Try them.
The dwelling aouse Of Mr. S. q. Brad
nam caught on FIRE last Friday morning,
and after hard struggle Mr.. Bradham
succeeded in saving his house. The hre
was discovered on the roof and IS sup
posed to have been caused by SCOT falling
from the chimney. 1t burnt through the
shingles space Of about four feet, but
fortunately Mr.. Bradham had the presence
es mind to get g ladder and with buckets
Of water handed him by his wife. be put
,he FIRE out. The only damage done was
70 the roof and large blister on Mr.. Brad
hams hand.
Coal Ia. for sale by 3. B. Loryea the
druggist.
There was man in town last Monday
representing himself to be c. '. Tarver.
. confederate soldier who had been woun-
ded in battle and to help him earn support
be sold leaflets of poetry purposting to be of
his own composition; with each leefet he
gave cheap lead pencil. Many persons re.
earded the man an object of charity bought
from him. even giving him more than ne
asked; and late in the afternoon the man
vas very drunk and put into the guard
house. It is a common sight nowadays to