The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-12-16

1ull D4dSG az OOI SIOtS auO uS IS Stt
ting in new presents on every train
Come every day from now unit
Christmas and you will see some
thing new.
Yours truly,
W. E. JENKINSON.
Died last Thursday, twenty.m onths-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Jones.
Thomas Bradham have just received
car load of fine horses and mules.
All of the newly elected county officers
will be ready to take charge on the lst day
OF January.
The show window of Dr. Brockinton s
drug store is filed with frogs and they
make natural picture.
At the baby show in Sumter last Thurs
day the baby Of Mr.. Robert Delgar, of this
town, captured one of the prizes.
Mrs. II. D. Riff has beautiful line of
millinery for the holidays which she is sell
ing cheap. Give her : call ladies.
Ladies. call and inspect our beautiful
line of Xmas novelties. r. B. Loryea the
druggist.
The Methodist church at Packsville is
being beautifully paie ed. Mr.. ". o.
Dority of Manning has the contract.
Catarrh is constitutional disease and
requires q constitutional remedy like
Hoods Sarsaparilla, which purifes the
blood.
If the railroads will run excursion trains
to Columbia when Hon. ". j. Bryan
lectures there, large crowd will be repre-
sented from Clarendon.
Japanese crockery. beautiful goods, at
low prices. r. B. Loryea.
Brown Cuttino Delgar have just re-
eeived large lot of fire works. Boys if
you want siz boom. bum. go and buy your
crackers and candles from them.
All of the elections to establish new
counties have failed to get the required
votes, with the possible exception of
Cherokee with Gafaey as the county seat.
Most superb line of decorated cups and
saucers and vases at r. B Loryeas.
Last Wednesday two young boys, Coger
McIntosh and Putnam Harrington living
near Nork,nans, became involved in ~,
alteration which resulted in Putnam Her
ringt getting cut in three places
The New Ziou church will give a festival
on December 18th: commencing Mt one
--s1;cfs5 fSs~p. n. The public are cordially
invited. The proceeds ar. to 20 t,wartis
bearing the expenses of repairing the
chnrch.
DR.. Loryea hasa good many novelties to
offer the trade IN this issue
Tie ladies' of New Harmony Presbyterian
church viii give a hot supper at the resi-
tlence of .ir. W. Il. Gaillard on she evening
ofthe 22nd inst. The proceeds are for
the benefit of repairing the church and
We soi,e there will be i large attendance as
the object is 1t worthy one.
The town authorities should prohibit the
shooting of fire crackers and other FIRE
works in the business portion of the town.
Several store lots cnntain large numbers
o bales of cottor and should spark of
fire get among them it would cause a great
deal of damage.
For fine confectionery go to R. B. Lor-
yea. the druggist.
President Cleveland, and Solicitor
John s. Wilson, are shooting ducks
near Georgetown.
The morning mail leaves the post
Office s.45 and the evening mail leaves
the post Office at 6. p. IN.
Fine candies iu half-pound and pound
boxes at R. 3 Lo-yea's.
The weather signals points to a
marriage in few days, not far from
the Times Office, and we will bet an
aching tooth the signal points true.
A Marriage service vii be solemn
lied in the Midway church next
Thursday. The contracting parties
will be Mr.. Herbert Burgess, and
Miss Ada Epps.
Go to Brockintons for all holiday
goods.
The train from Charleston arrives
in Manning five minutes earlier in
the morning. The schedule time for
arrival is 9.05 a. N. and from Colum-
bia, 6.5S. p. N.
= Married this afternoon by Rev. s.
Il. Bishop, at the residence of the /
brides parents, @~C. L. Burgess, and
Miss Estell Wilson. The couple will
temporarily live in Manning as the
groom is one of the handsome and
popular clerks in Mr.. J. ". McLaod's
store.
Decorated vases and cups and sapcers
at H. B. Loryea'-. Beautiful goods at
lowest prices
The Home Mutual Fire Protection
Association which is represented in
this place by Mr.. J. L. Wilson, the
bookkeeper at Thomas & Bradham's
stables is an organization in which
We have confidence, believing it to be
as safe as any other fire in
surance, and a great deal cheaper. |
We have very recently taken a pol
icy in it and feel satisfied in recon-
msRding it to our readers.
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALEE.
'Tae best salve in the world for cuts, I
bruises. sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever ,
ores, tet;er, chapped hands, chilbla!ns,
cornS and all skin eraptionS and positively
cures piles or no pay required. 1t is guar t
ar IN ,,,csa ,,r :