The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-03-31
Next Monday is salesday.
Our local news is very scarce.

Our local news is very scarce.
The "Moose" place has recently been
nicely improved.
The store of Mr.. j. W. Mcleod has
recently been anchored, which adds greatly
70 its strength.
Chocolate for cooking purposes IA lbs
1oe. B. B. Loryea, the druggist.
.Acommrnicat;on from the Fork" did net
reach Us until this morning, too late for
this week. Sorry.
People buy Hoods Sarsaparilla year afte T
year because it sioes them good. 1t will do
you good to take it now.
In ouc next issue. we will furnish a state
usent Of the income and disbursements of
the town for the fiscal year 96-7.
We hope that Clarendon vii: be we'll rep
resented at the Confederate veterans fair to
take place IN Charleston on April 18th.
Ladies, we have full line of flower seed.
B. B. Loryes. the druggist.
Mr. z. L. Iseman, of Spartan burg after
. visis Of several weeks to her parents in
Manning. left for her home last Sunday.
The disturbance on the court house
square cost parties engaged in it 5000.
They were find by the setting Intendant
$l0.N each.
Died last Friday, at her home near Sar-
dinis, Miss jamie McFaddin, aged about
% years. She WAS daughter Of Mr.. B. E.
AcEaddin.
Try International Stock Food, the best
powder fog horses and cattle. For sale by
g. B. Loryea, the druggist.
Mr.. Isaac @. Ingram has concluded to
return to Manning to make it bis future
home He viii occupy the Mood house on
Snnrch street.
; The work Of building the two new stores
between Easvin & Bsrron's and Doctor
Brockioton's will soon begin and We are
told thzt they will be very handsome.
Woods tested garden seed for sale only
By B. B. Loryes. the druggist.
Auditor Davis informs as that he has not
yet received any instructions about the
eeurse he must pursue in organization OF
pension boards under the amended law.
Captain ". C. Davis has completed q
telephone line ont to mothers plantation
and it is working nicely. Mr. J. ". Nc
Laod has had one ont to his house for
some time
Tomorrow is the day that Jenkinson
gs#es away fine cigar to every man that
eslls for ii. and beautiful vial of cologne to
his LADY callers. So be sure and take adyan-
tage OF his hberslity.
Only 25 nore tickets to be given away at
Brocdnton's before the lucky numbers will
be published.
We are informed that efforts will be
made 10 several localities to supplement
: The regular school tax with an additional
tax. Remember that under the new con-
sitution the regular levy is three mills.
It is hard work to edit ones own news
others, it is fahguing. In looking over our
used word for word without giving Us
ccedit
Watch for prize numbers in next issue at
Brockinton's. Only Is more chances.
"Look hsre old friend, I must subscribe
10 the Times. was appointed one of the
Board Of Commissioners and knew moth
thing Of it until friend showed: it to me
N the paper" This is what was said to as
by gentleman who has been trying to
cave money by doing without his county
paper.
We would be glad to hear through the
columns Of the Times from all sections of
the county, whether or not the people are
willing to be without representation in the
Senate foS one session. The cost for sup
plying this luxury will be not less than
$500, and of course the taxpayers and not
she man elected will have it to pay. In our
judgement, the game is not worth the
candle, but We would rather have the views
of those who have to pay the piper.
For fresh. delicious fancy candies, go to
3. B. Loryea, the druggist.
4 mad dog created considerable excite |
ment In our town yesterday. The crazy |
canine started from his owner, Mr.. L. T. !
Eowte in the country and on his way to
town no bit every dog that crossed his path.
In town he went from place to place ana
esened to take frenzied delight in biting
his way through. Several dogs were bitten |
by Messrs 6. 3. Gamble and Ed Windham |
tn the yard Of cslored man and shot to
death. Many people are considerably
alarmed. fearing that the dogs bitten will
also go mad and that the children especially
will be in danger. We know there are
some parents in town who think the conn
Gil should provide means to stop dogs from
running at large and we believe poison will
be scattered about to thin the canine tribe
AZ warning to those who have valuable
dogs We would advise them to keep their
dogs of the street.
SNSETuTSc no 0rDCND an