The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-06-16
Ice for sale at Higgins market.
The swimming season has opened.

Hail did considerable damage to the
crops over in the Fork section.
Miss Lillian Harvin is entertaining Miss
Christine McKagen, OF Sumter.
Tanglefoot Fly Paper, large and small,
for sale by r. B. Loryea, the druggist.
Miss Alice Stubbs. of Sumter. is visiting
at the home of Mrs. I. c. Ingram.
Mrs. j. w. Moore, of Florida is on visit
to her father, Mr.. R. F. Ridgeway.
Please don't come round asking us if
it's hot. We keep gun; so take warning.
Miss Georgia Parsons, of Georgetown, is
on q visit to her sister, Mrs. John Thames.
1t is against the law to catch fish for sale
without license. Read the Supervisors 5
notice.
Don's fail to make your town tax returns.
It will save the clerk and yourselves
trouble.
Major c. S. Land, of Foreston, was in
town Monday to attend the Confederate
Veterans meeting.
Brockinton is up to date on cold milk
shakes and cococola.
Mr.. Simon Isenan. of Spartanburg, a
ming last Saturday.
Miss Annie Furman, daughter of Prof.
Charles Furman, of Clemson College, is
visiting Miss Lucie Barron.
Work on the gin house of NJ. Bradham
was started Monday morning and will be
rop;9tr
A number of our people went on the ex-
cursion to Charleston Tuesday morning
given by the Red Men Of Sumter.
Some of our young men are debating
among themselves as to whether or not
marriage is failure. Try it and see.
Read what Jenkinson has to say about
summer bargains. He has great induce
ments to offer you.
Life is earnest; life is labor; life is rest;
life is taxes; life brings its ills; bills; doc
tors pills; but without The MANNING TINES,
life is dead.
The chain gang have done nice piece of
work Oh the Santee road. Supervisor
Owens is giving the people the full benefit
of the chain gang system.
Mr. Frank Rawlinson, yesterday sent to
this Office full blown cotton bloom, and he
thinks he will be able to place on the mar
ket the first bale of cotton.
Attention, Baseball Clubs Full lire of
Baseballs ard Bats at R. B. Loryea's.
None are too wise to be mistaken, but
none are so wisely Just as to acknowledge
and correct their mistakes, and especially
the mistakes of prejudice.
The Rev. D. J. Brimm, Professor in the
Theological Seminary in Columbia, IS ex-
pected to preach in the Presbyterian
church, in Maaning,on next Sabbath, June
10th, st II o'clock, a. m.
s. Died last Sunday, near Wilson's, Mr.. ".
NJ Wallace, aged about 40 years. The de-
ceased left family consisting Of wife
and one child He was an engineer by
trade and originally from st. Louis, Mo.
We are truly thankful for the kind letters
and personal expressions of commentator.
received with reference to the write up"
of our recent trip to the Press Association
Buy your ice at higgins market.
A fine 6ow of water has been obtained
from the artesian we'll bored by Mr.. James
Bell in the Baptist church yard. The water
tastes strongly of magnesia and sulphur.
The flow is the largest yet reached in this
section.
Among the many travelling men that
visited Manning last week, was Nr. B.
Cashriel, the polite and handsome repre-
sentative of the widely known firm Of Elsas
Paper Co., New York. Mr. Cashriel has
been travelling in this State for many years
and wherever lie goes he makes friends for
the institution he represents. He makes
business.
The State Democratic Executive Com
uittee has been called to meet next Tues
day night in Columbia to decide whether
or not primary shall be held for United
States Senator, and to fix the time. We
suppose our county chairman will call the
County Executive Committee after the
meeting of the State Committee.
Pure Apple Vinegar, the best for pick
ling and table use. Z. 3. Loryea, the drug
gist.
1t is now settled fact that Mr. j. W
Mcleod will sooD begin the erection of two
stores on the lot adjoining his store, fac
ing the court house. Mr.. A. G. Davis has
already made arrangements for one Of the
stores when ready for occupany, to engage
in an exclusive hardware buSiness,an lnstl-
tuition that will fill a loag felt want.
Elsewhere will be seen the announce
ment of Hon. J. NJ. Johnson, of Marion, as
candidate to represent the Sixth Con-
gressional District in Congress. Mr.. Joha-
son is lawyer by profession and at pres
ent is the Solicitor of the Fourth Judicial
Circuit. He has made reputation as q
criminal prosecutor and is regarded an
able man.
Mr.. Ernest NJ Reeder who IS known to
many here and who was the son-in-law Of
the late DR.. G. Allen Higgins, ,mysteriously
disappeared tiom his home n Charleston
recently and has not been heard from since
His children are at Packsville, with their
aunt, Mrs. S. r. Colo. Mr.. Reeder held a
responsible position with Pelzer, Rodgers
Il Co., cotton factors, and when he disap-
peared, Mr.. Francis Rodgers, the head OF
the firm, said that Mr. Reeder had always
discharged his duties with care, efficiency
ana precision and Is well thought OF by the
firm. His accounts are perfectly straight
and bis disappearance IS lnexphcable.
The confidence OF the people in Hood
Sarsaparilla IS due to its Unequalled record
OF wonderful cures.