The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-11-17

brought i'll later than Sat
urday noon.
The editor wants 2O-pound turkey for
his Thanksgiving dinner.
Mrs. S !. Nettes still continues danger
ousty III ut her home at Landrunl, S. G.
Col. }. u. knight of the Sumter Herald
spent yesterday 10 our town, and he halnt
sed wot fer.
Go TO Brockintons for whatever You
want.
Tied last night near Packsyiile Patrick,
q 5-ycar-old 500 of Nh. G0d Mrs. henry
Brown. This is the second child they have
lost recently.
The postohce is now in new quarters,
next door to the bank, which makes It very
convenient for cur business men, as well as
the patrons generally.
Rev. ". Il. Hodges will preach special
sermon 10 young men at the institute on
Sunday uigat \ cordial invitation IS ex-
tended to all to attend these services.
Onion sets for sale by r. 3. Loryea, the
druggist.
After this issue The TINES Office will be
next door 10 the Bank Of Manrlpg, IN
bran new house, where 1t will take pleas
ere in giving g cordial welcome to It's many
friends.
The merchants Of Manning will close
their places O. business on Thanksgiving
day to give their clerks a chance to cele-
brate the day. Of course the boys will 80
to church.
A fine line of stationery at Brockinton's,
al all prices. Next to II. Lewis.
We make our grateful bow to Mr.. L. n.
Richbourg of Silver for Q bag Of tie finest
potatoes we Lave seen this season, and also
to Mr.. Il H. Davis for a bag Of figs ard
grapes. Friends, we are tond or these
courteous attentions.
Lee Logan, 1 white man from Clarendou,
was arrested last Saturday il the act Of sell
ing liquor TO two negroes - a back lot
The case came MP on Monday before Mag
;strate Wells and Logan was sent up 10 the
higher court-Sumter Ftcerlaa.
International Poultry Food cures and
prevents chicken cholera. sc package
E. B. Loryea. the druggist.
Tyo negroes from Silver wero brought to
Manning yesterday tied and nanac!ed.
Their names are jim Wells and Nose
Thompson, and they are charged by Ar.
II. S. Briggs, who brought them here, with
breaking into his cotton house and stealing
about 700 pounds Of cotton. The couple
are now in jail.
Mr.. R. P. Monaghan died last night :roIa
congestion Of the lungs. he Was about 43
wears of age and for twenty years has been
one of the prominent men Of the town, and
has served the people OF Sumtsr about eight
wears as alderman. His life was lo>u:ed
for about S25, 5,0O0. The funeral services
will be held IN st. Lawrence Catholic
church Sunday morning.-Su,nter Free
man.
Look-look-go to Broczinton's S for that
wonderful Celery Compound, only 81. per
bottle. Next to u. Lewis.
Mr.. A. H. Breedin. the representative of
the firm of W Z. Holmes y Co. o. Charles
ton, was in to see us yesterday to co!Iec. q
little account and expressed his surprise
that some of our people had been inlSiead
by o statement in the News nd Courier OF
3iscortinuaDca OF the business OF his firm
on King street The business referred to
by the News and Courier was the firm re-
tail concern and not their headquarters ior
paints and oils on East Bay.
What is Ciarendon's lossis Sumt"E's gain.
Mi. C. T. Emanuel, one OF Cl&rendohs
most industrious farmers. has bought a
large plantation IN Su1:tcr County III tae
s yTo1DoS. and no,
his family there soon. Elsewhere he sd-
yertises his plantation, near Mauling, Tor
sale. and whoever IS fortunate enough to
make the purchase will certainly get very
desirable farm, fully equipped with all the
necessary dwellings and buildings. |!sh .
first class ginnery well located for business
and the very place tor farmer WIN {. lam,
ilv rs il is in cose proximity - good
schools and churches, depot and other con-
venlences.
Lorvea's Cleansing Compound instantly
removes paint, oil AID grease spo:s iE2ri
woolen and silk goods without inJncy 70 the
finest fabric. Fifteen cents bottle. L
B. Loryea, the druggist.
The large barn attached to the private
oran,ises Of Mr. ". Scott Harvin WAS d.
StrOyeO Dy IES Nuts it4O-
O'Clock. The barn Ead just been filled with
corn, oats, folder and bay: the last load At
hay was put in this morning. Ibc BAN
was built of heavy timhers and Il cre"teo
IN intense beat. and had it Let been for the
hard work Of Mr. JOHN .tei@r with bis knit
ting mill hands and a ruiIlter Of others.
the reSiief:ce might also have been DE-
strovea air Harvin hal a small po::cy ot
his bare. 3a: not ;:a::r eaoD9A to cover The
toSS. Tue ori%!G Of the Ira is supposed 70
haze hee- acci 3.i::.!. resulting probably
from s,lrk ::2n! - CT iE2l.2 so&:1
nearby Chimney
yhrre i, ...ore ctta:rh in this sec;io,. Of
tfa country than all o:ner diseases pu; To-
oa.,i.r. ana until tie last f,.w yea VAS sap
6ossd 10 be ircnrabla. For q great o!&ny
wears doctors pronounced il a !Cca! disease,
ma prescribed local remedies, and by cor
stantiy failing TO cure with local trea':n-;,::,
,,rononDced il iDcUrable. Science has
3roven catarrh 10 be = co3si:tnt!GHa! dis
ease ana therefore reqnireS constitutional
traotme,.t Halls C,t;,rrh Cure, maart'c-
cured by T. j. Cheney x Co. Toledo, O-.!",
IS tho only constitutional cure or the iaaT-
ket. !! is taken internally IN ';"se< iFo,A
80 DROPS 70 4 teas poontul. Ii nc'S directly
on the blood aud mnco.s surfaces o. '~S
system. They os:ey one hundre. ao''i!lS
for any case it fails u c:!re. Senu !"f c!f-
culars and testimonials Address.
FL. CHENEY Il Co., Toledo, Q.
g-Sold by Druggists, 75c.