The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-02-27

Esq, Of the Kingstree bar, were ID the
court room yesterday.
On account of other msttec various ite ms
are crowded out Of the paper.
Mrs. e. G. Aisbrook has on exhibition al
Lsvi's, portraits and paintings OF her own
work.
Rev. James Mcdowell will preach in the
Presbyterian church next Thursday, at II!
o. m, special sermon on education.
Married, ct the residence of the brides
parents. near Wilson's. Mr.. W. 3. Lowoel
and Miss Lizzie Tobias, s daughter OF MI
]. n. Tobias.
Married to-day. at the residence Of the
brides mother in the Sammy Swamp sec
tioo, MIR. William Boyd. Of Williamsburg,
and Miss Liels Mcleod.
As We are going 10 press the jury hsvins
in charge the case against Ned Blackwell
and Hattie Hilton for sdultry are in thei.
room and the Judge has ordered sealed
verdict
% dozen ladies' gauze undervests cents
each or 6 for 25 cents. Horton Burgess
4 20.
Te feel rsry much gratifed by the kind
words of spproval our friends are giving
rs for the political attitude of the Times.
We believe our course is the proper one
and We are glad our readers approve Of It.
Ladies are invited to call and examine
yea, the druggist.
We are under grateful obligations to
Mrs. B. 4. Walker for fne lot of her IA
nous "Bunch Yam" potatoes. These pota-
toes yield more largely and have a finer
Havor than any other sweet potato on the
market.
Delicious confectionery fo- sale by 3. B..
Loryea, the druggist.
The citizens Of Snmmerton had large
and enthusiastic meeting last Saturday to
discuss the starch factory enterprise. Mr..
Remmers was present. and such pledges
were made that the people are confident Of
succeeding in their efforts.
Onion sets for sale by Loryes. the drug
gis&
oae of our Manning citizens viii have to
wait and le. the wind blow through his
vhiskers before he can get his ten gallons
of Whiskey which was packed in -four
barrel and captured in Sumter yesterday
by one Of the State coastables.
Fresh and genuine garden seed for sale
by R B. Loryea, the Druggist.
A marriage takes place this evening at
the residence Of Mr.. ". q. Gaillard in the
Fork. The contracting parties ere Miss
Sue Gaillard, daughter Of Mr.. W. b. Gail.
lard, and rr. E. P. Mcleod, son of Mr..
J. ". H.cL>od. Rev. Henry II. Mood
viii conduc:: :saae service.
Last Saturday morning the handsome
dal was destroyed by fire. Tie most Of his
valuable furniture was saved The fire
was accidental and first discovered on the
roof. Insurance on house and furniture
vas three thousand dollars.
For genuine seed potatoes, go TO B. B
Loryea, the druggist
A little negro girl near the depot was Sc
riously il not fatally burned yesterday
4 smaller child stuck torch to her dress
while she was standing near the fire; she
ran into the street her clothing in blsze
arms down was the FIRE e1t;nguished.
Wanted.-A young white man that car
mske himself useful about livery stable
and Of good character, by Thomas L Brad
ham.
Constables Bladon and Murphy went tc
Remini last Saturday and raided two blind
tigers. In the FIRST which was kept by B
B. King. they found whole lot Of empty
kegs, Jugs. demijohns and two gallons Of
vhiskey. The other was kept by Dr.. "
q. Murphy, and there they found two gal
lonsand one quart Of vhiskey and lot Of
empty liquor vessels.
Full concaved razors exchanged for any
good brand of old heavy razors ct 4. B
Gslloway's barber shop.
We had the pleasure Of call from Rev
a. ". Moore, OF Florence, who is the gen
e.al gent for the Pythian Journal, pub
iisbed as Columbia. Mr.. Moore is ~
general agent for the United States anc
Canada and being newspaper man will
large experience will soon give the Journa
q large subscription list. Whenever q,
tackles Knight for subscription he i
most sure to get it. The Journal displayed
wisdom in getting Nh. Moore to represen
X as he hiss few equals in the canIassins
line.
$500 yards new spring ginghams dres
styles, at and 81 cents, sold elsewhere q
7snd 81 cents. Horton Burgess & Co.
CONSERVATION was created among Ger
tain portion Of our colored population las
Saturday by the discovery that an organized
gang haa been roboing Thomas & Bradhar
Of large quantity Of corn and pease. Th
amount stolen is estimated at about tw'
hundred bushels. Warrants were issued
for Welburn Deas, Gus Deas. Willie Tisdale
JEFF James, William Dickson, and Powell
Dyson. The latter is young white man
a trusted employee of Thomas i Bradham
and Who slept IN the building and ha
charge Of the keys. Justice Tmmous he'll
the preliminary this morning and sent th
case up to the court Of sessions.
That the blood should perform its vita
functions. it is absolutely necessary
should not only be pure but rich in life
giving elements. These results are oes
effected by the use of that well-knowl