The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-01-22

AS nIe CoASe Us you ever Sd" a. wv e'No
25c per ID.
Yours for the cash only,
W.E JESKINsoS.
Measles are raging all over the country.
What has become Of the S1mmerton
starch factory?
United States Commissioner Norris held
court in Manning yesterday.
Tobacco growers are laughing at those
who are giving liens to grow cotton.
Died at her home near Brogdens, Mrs.
E. P. Brogden. aged about sixty-fve years.
Mrs. q. j. Isaac, of Philadelphia, is in
Manning visiting her daughter, MIS-. Abe
Levi.
There was three burials in the Manning
cemetary last Sunday; two whites and one
colored.
Treasurer Bowman tells US that he has
collected within about 81 200 of the entile
levy for 1895.
Thomas & Bradham got in a car Of fine
mules and horses to-day. Come at once
and see them.
Rev. j. o. Cough will preach IN the
Methodist church Sunday night. Subject:
''The Valley of Decision.
Mr.. Frank Erwin. recently returned from
South America, is in Manning OF visit to
his sister, Mrs. Rosa Galluchat.
We still have o number Of Webster's
Unabridged Dictionaries on hand for sale
cheap.
Hon. Jerome P Chase. of Florence, has
been spending few days visiting his
brother-in-law, Mr.. J. ". Mcleod.
Supervisor Fielder claims to have run the
county with q considerable less expense for
1SS5tha it has been run heretofore.
The work on the new brick buildings is
progressing rapidly and We understand
two more brick stores will soon be IN the
course Of erection.
&C. L. Emanuel has on hand several
hundred bushels Of home-raised red rust
proof oats which he will sell cheap for
cash or exchange for corn or peas.
Woods Premium Tested seed are the best
for the South. We have the agency for
these seed, B. B. Loryea, the druggist.
When a we'll dressed farmer comes
driving into town with bran new buggy
and q fat horse it invariably turns out that
he got out of debt by planting tobacco.
Married LIST Sunday, at the residence
Of the brides mother, near Silver, Mr..
Jacob Way. of Orangeburg, and Miss
Annie Way, daughter Of. the late l. a.
Way.
If you want an early garden plant Woods
Premium Tested garden seed. 4. B.
Loryea, the druggist
Died last Saturday near Pinewood, Cor
don Bonnor Stukes, aged about twenty
wears. The interment took place IN the
Manning cemetery. Rev. J. 0. Cough
oHciated.
Mr.. Mitchell Epps, of Salem, has receiv-
a letter from his son William, who is en-
listed in the United States army, in troop
c., 5th Cavalry, and is stationed at Fort
Mcintosh, dorado, Texas
Garden seed and onion ssts at R. B.
Loryea's next door to old stand
". E. Jenkinson is making contracts for
8 heavy spring stock and when he gets into
his new store he will make things hum.
Manning IS fortunate in having this ener-
setic young man for one Of her merchants.
What is to be done about paying Cor the
Collegiate Institute property? Do the pso-
pie of Manning want the property sold and
converted to private use? If they do not,
some steps should be taken to pay of the
debt.
The finest line of five cents cigars in
Manning, at r. B. Loryea's next to his old
stand
Business men Of Manning, what has be-
come Of the tobacco warehouse? DO not
let the enterprise so By, for it is the best
drawing card you can play to get trade
from a section which now seeks other
markets for the lack Of accommodations
here.
"Pick Leaf" smoking tobacco, l0c a
package, at Brockinton's.
Died at her home near Greeleyville. last
Saturday morning Mrs. n. Anna Burg
CESS, wife of Dr. j. Madison Burgess, aged
about sixtv-one years. The deceased retired
Fr;dav night in her usual good health, and
when the family awoke in the morning
they found her cold il death. 1t IS sup
posed neuralgia of the heart was the cause.
Il am cured since taking Hoods Sarsa-
parilla," is what many thousands are say
ing. It gives renewed vitality and vigor.
The farmers of the county are daily COM
ing to town making their arrangements
with the merchants and among them we
notice quite number who have heretofore
been doing business away from home. It
only goes to prove the correctness Of our
assertions, that our local merchants can
handle the trade to the advantage Of the
farmer and merchant.
D. N. Bradham says bring your rice on
and have it hulled now while his huller is
running in Manning.
Rev. Henry NJ. Mood AID his wife cele-
brated their golden wedding last Wednes-
dav IN Sumter. This couple was married
.Jan. Is, 1916. and Mr.. Mood for ffty-four
wears was an active n ember Of the Metho-
dist ministry. At the last Conference he
was superan uated. These good people have
AN asectionate hold oo the people of Clar-
.endon and in wishing them q long con-
:tinued companionship we voice the feeling
of the community.
For that torpid liver try ''Thedford's
Black Draught" at Brockinton's.
Petitions are being circulated in the
Srmmerton and St. Paul sections. asking
the Legislature to repeal the charter of tie
G.. S. Il n. railroad. We have no idea how
the petitions will affect the road, bnt It
seems to US the people who claim to be
sufferers by the present management are
rather late in moving. The portion of the
1,ad complained of by the st. Paul and
Suumerton people now belongs to Captain
Thomas Wilson and much of that sec
tons progress can be accredited to him,
Red Rooster" smoking and chewing to-
hacco Sc q twist at Brockinton'S