The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-06-23

Yours for the cash,
". E. JENKINSON.
Ice for sale at Higgins market.
For the past week it has been "h0t-
tsrnell.
The teachers exa ination will be held
here Friday.
Miss Nellie Nelson is visiting Mrs. D. D.
Salley on Edisto Island
Miss Eva Sires, of Summerville, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. W. c. Chandler.
Tanslefoot Fly Paper, large and small,
for sale by R. B. Loryea, the druggist.
Supervisor Owens is now working his
chain gang on the Midway section OF Black
River.
Mr. Murrett Mouzon. student Of
Woford College, IS at home spending his
vacation.
Miss Lulie Harvin, of Winthrop Col
lege, Rock Hill, is spending her vaeatl on
at home.
The gold product from, the mines OF
South Carolina for tie year 1896 amounted
to S63. 900.
Rev. James Mcdowell is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Mitchell Seabrook, on Ed
isto Island.
Brockinton is up to date on cold milk
shakes and cococola.
Mr.. Allen C.:Bradham, of Furman Uni
versity III Greenville, is at home spending
his vacation.
Miss Hattie Harvin will give her visiting
friend, Miss Douglass, unique soclaoLe
this evening.
If the crops do not fail. Manning will do
more business this coming fall than she
has done since the war.
Captain D. J. Bradham left yesterday for
Columbia to attend the meeting OF the
State Executive Committee.
The barn of Mr.. J. L. Eadon, near Davis,
was struck by lightning last "Wednesday
and considerably shattered.
Miss Hattie Harvin, accompanied by
Miss Douglas, Of Union, returned
home last Thursday evening.
Messrs. J. B. Orrell and H. L. johnson
began curi-lg tobacco last Monday Oh the
..Sparkman place" in the Fork.
Attention, Baseball Clubs Full line Of
Baseballs and Bats at r. 8. Loryea's.
Mr.. Mcdowell McFaddin entertained e
lot Of his young lady and gentlemen friends
with fish fry last Friday night
Miss Anna Kennedy. q daughter of ez-
Representa- ~ F. Kennedy, OF Charles
ton, is the guest Of Miss Nellie Stevens.
Mr.. Moses Levi is now recreating in the
CITY of Chicago, and on his way back he
will take in the Northern and Eastern mar
ketS.
Miss Lucie Barron gave her friend, Mics
Furman, pleasant sociable last ever =
Progressive Angling" was he entertain
ment.
Some Of the military are going into an
encampment over in Orangeburg and an
invitation is extended to all commands to
join them.
The Young men have made a bicycle
track around the court house square, and
every evening quite number may be seen
out taking SPIN.
Buy your ice at Higgins market.
One of our citizens insists that the
meteor which passed over Manning burSted
near here. and that the children have Tor
several days been gathering up the pieces.
It is said that the water from the Baptist
church artesian we'll contains considerable
medicinal qualities. A prominent man IN
this town says It is excellent medicine Tor
those suffering with indigestion.
The Town Council is having disinfec-
tants distributed around the town. This
stuff is expensive and should not be wasted.
Some people receive it and then let 1t lie
where the weather destroys its usefulness.
Pure Apple Vinegar, the best for pick
ling and table use. r. B. Loryea, the drug
gist.
Dir. A. Weinberg and daughter, Miss
Nettie, attended the weddingat Mayesv'lIe,
last Wednesday. of Miss Esther Strauss to
MIR. H. Pearlste!p, Of Charleston. Rev. Mr..
Elias, of Charleston, ofhclated, The bride
is q neice of Mr.. Weinberg.
We would like to have dear little Harry"
take charge of The TINES again for the
sweet pleasure of the young lady at Sum
merton, and We made him the offer, but he
thinks, he coa.d do better service by devot-
ing his spare time visiting the sick (:) lnthat
vicinity.
The flowers may bloom in the spring
time, but these do Lot prevent our friends
from sending US the bloom which makes
the farmer smlle and gives merry jingle
to his trousers pockets. Mr.. Charles Z
Strange sent Us Il cotton bloom from his
Reminl farm.
We understand that another store will
soon be erected on the lot where The
TINES Office formerly stood. Now, II our
lot owners would only build some hooSes
that people could rent to live in, this town
would SHOW more rapid signs OF per:na-
nent improvement.
Two photographers in town this week, as
they remain only few days, come
eariy to give them time to finish the work
here Card photographs, = for 4Uc.; Caol-
uets, 50 and So per dozen.
The natives were astounded last Wednes-
day night by brilliant meteor SAILING across
the western sky Those who saw 1t sad It
was large in size and more brilliant than
an electric arc light. Mr.. H. NJ. Andrews
Informed the writer Sat the meteor fell ID
Mr. L. Godbold's ties3s
Rev. Robert P. Peli, president OF the
PRESBYTERIAN College Tor Women, OF Colum-
bia. filled the Presbyterian pulpit IN this
place last Sunday President Peli LETT with
us copy OF his college catalogue: 1t IS
handsomely gotten up and the Institution,
from all that we have heard, Is merltlng It's
increasing patronage
The State Executive Committee met III
Columbia last night aud general pElmarH
WAS ordered tor the Senatorshlp. For the
Sixth Congressional District dates lof
,h different Counties were