The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-01-01
MANNING, S. c.:
WEDNESDAY, JAN. i, 1896.

WEDNESDAY. JAN. /, 1896.
3. A. Johnson has moved into the
Leonard building.
Manning will have tobaee, warehouse
this year is certainty.
Rev. S. A. Nettles returned to his charge
at Newberry yesterday.
Mr. John P. Thames is out again after
severe attack Of measels.
Mr. A. O. Hodge has moved over in the
Fork on the Sparkmun place.
Col. B. Presley Barron has moved his
law Office into the Enterprise building.
Several communications are crowded out
Of the paper this week for lack of space.
We still have 6 number Of Webster's
Unabridged Dictionaries on hand for sale
cheap.
DR.. cbarles B. Geiger has purchased the
Office :.ei.tosore occupied by Col. b. T.
Barron.
The burnt district will soon be rebnilf.
Already contractors are making up the
estimates.
4 reception will be rendered the military
tonight at the residence Of Hon. J. ID.
Richardson near Pamela.
To-day will be great day at Pamela.
Every arrangement has been made to make
people enjoy themselves.
Died, last Sunday night at Jordan, Hiss
Louise Sprott, twelve year-old daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs w. T. Sprott.
Last Saturday night eMr. B. F. iSpcrts
had the misfortune to have his horse.killed
by the train eu route for Charleston.
We want to double our subscription lists
and we hopetevery subscriber will make on
effort to induce his peighbor to subscribe.
Several Of our merchants have just con-
clu6ed tahing inventories Of their stock.
and they are we'll pleased with the years
work.
It has been suggested that bone-yard
be established in towr for the purpose Of
having kind. Of horse-swspping head
Quarters.
Rev. Geo. Il. Wsddell, penntendant.
OF the Epworth OrphaDage, spent last Fri
day 70 Manning in the interest OF bis in
stitution.
When in need o. jelly for cakes come to
Rigbys.
Died, near Packsyille. last Thursday.
Miss Mamie Cuttino. jagged about twenty
years. The burial took place in the Packs.
vile cemetry.
Red Rooster" smoking and chewing to-
bacco, sc twist. at Brockintoos.
We have been requested to announce
that there will be prayer ssrVics in
the Methodist church tomorrow Crhurs-
day}ai.ernoon ut o'clock.
HOY about that pair Of spectacles you are
needing so bad? Now is your time to get
then, at Broeklnton's.
Married last Thursday. at the residence
of the bride. by Trial Justice j. 2. Turbe-
vile, of Salem. Mr. s. T. Ivy. formerly Of
Manning, and Miss s. Robertson. Of Salon.
All kinds Of stationary at r. B. Loryea's.
next to my old stand.
The happiest man in the county now.
IN Dir. Ben Broadway. the winner of the
Times prize machine. he came. secured
the prize. and went home feeling proud Of
bis luck.
The incest line Of fresh candies to be
found at Brockinton's.
D. u. Bradhams rice huller will COM
mence hulling rice IN Manning next Non.
day, the 9Th inst. and will hull rice here
fhree weeks; then it will be TuR in Sum
merton again.
A big stock Of delicious confectionery. at
r. 3, LorYea's. next to my old stand.
Married last Thursday, at Alcolu. at the
residence Of the brides parents by Rev.
William Hicks. Mr. Jacob Hudson. Of
Florence. and Miss Eunice Cole. eldest
daughter Of Mr. ]. Furman Cole.
Onion sets at 3. B. Loryeas. next to my
old stand
III. G. F. Gamble. Of Manning. has been
drava on the grand jury OF the United
States court which meets in Charleston this
month. and Mr.. Ozias Mathis. of St. Paol.
has been drawn on the petitjury for the
sa,ae court.
Call at the Times Office and buy a big
dictionary.
One night last week Mr. John ". Bldg
Ill caught JEFF James. o negro. in the act Of
stealing harness from Mr.. Ridgills mule
while in Rigbyis lot. Mr. Ridgill gave
James pretty good clubbing for his
trouble.
z. B. Loryea. the druggist. has large
stock Of specsacfes and eyeglasses. Next
TO his old stand.
There will be more tobacco planted in
Clarendon this year than heretofore.
Tobacco growers from abroad are going
through the county now bunting lands
aud they tell us that this county will be
the banner tobacco county in the State.
Pick Leaf" smoking tobacco, loc a
package. at Brockinton's.
The young folks were given nice
Christ as treat by Mr. D. u. Bradham
he hitchel up four horses to circus
wagon and packed it Snll Of the little ones.
and he droYe them IN and around the town.
Their merry voices made the welkin ring |
and they enjoyed the ride hugely.
Fresh and genuine garden seed at R. B.
Loryea's. next 10 his old stand.
Lest Friday Doctors Woods. Darby and
Moore amputated one of Mr.. Bunt Gowdy
legs. Mr. Gowdy when q child got =
splint-r in his leg and while in Florida not
hong ago. he got a fall; ever since his leg
has been troubling him and it finally re-
suited in anpnsstion to save his life.
For writing paper. pens apd ink. at the |
lowest prices. go to Brockintoo's.
Several gentlemen who reside over Ok |
Svsmp have requested Us 10 call attention |
to the sadly neglected condition of the
bridges which they are forced to pass owe,
on their way to Manning. One Of these
bridges is said to be dangerous and we
tepe the authorities will at once give this |