The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-05-19

Negligee Shirts at Soc, 75c and ST. Also
very pretty line of Gents and Boys Neck
wear.
Yours for the cash,
W. E. JENKINSON.
The town is full of drummers soliciting
fall trade
The Social Circle had a picnic at Tindals
mill last Friday.
Colonel B. Presley Barron is in Kings
tree attending court.
Mrs. s. j. Legs has returned home from
her trip to Florida.
An ice cream vendor has made his ap-
pearance around town.
Miss Kate TeLorme, of Sumter, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. J. F. LeGrand.
Tanglefoot Fly Paper, large and small,
tor sale by H. B. Loryea, the druggist.
Several young men rode over from sum
Ter on their wheels Sunday. What for?
Mr.. J. Il. Lesesne left this morning for
Kershaw to attend the district conference.
Rev. Edmund Wells, of Charleston, filed
the pulpit at the Baptist church last Sun
day.
Mr. Ned Burgess, who is travelling for
Z. Il. McGann, of Charleston, is spending
few days at home.
Miss Wllhelmina Bultman, of Sumter.
spent few days here visiting at the home
of NJ S. a. Rigby.
Gladys, little daughter Of Intendant
Thames, is quite i'll with typhoid fever, but
her symptoms today are better.
The case against the State which affects
the Dispensary was argued in the United
States Court in Charleston yesterday.
4 magic lantern entertainment and lee
ture by Rev. Edmund Wells, of Charleston,
was given atthe Baptist church last Monday
night.
Thomas & Bradham are pushing right
ahead on their big stables and IN few
days they will be at home again at the old
stand.
International Poultry Food makes hens
hey. 35c. a package. r. 5. Loryea, the
druggist.
Married. last Tuesday evening, at the
residence, OF tie brides farther, Mr.. ". w.
Benbow, near SHmmerton, Miss Augusta
Benbow to Mr.. Young Eadon.
Gus Barrineau forgot to pay his taxes
when they were due and IN consequence
Gus will take thirty days outing on the
chain gang, given him by Judge Dickson.
The editor of TIE TINES expects to be
dvf
week. aad Mr.. j. Harry Lesesne has cor
Seated to occupy the editorial tripod dur
Ing the editors absence.
Nav 10th has been set aside by law for
memorial exercises and IN nearly every
town in the State did the veterans meet,
and with the ladies, pay devotional tribute
to the Confederate dead.
Everybody should go to Pamela next
Saturday to see the inspection, hear the
music and eat the barbecue. This is one
chance out Of many for newspaper man
TO get a square meal and we sce going.
There came near being an elopement in
town last Saturday night. The parties got
as far as the parsons gate, bat the dear
eirle thought of home and mama, and left
her adorer to wait until the sweet bye and
bye.
International Stock Food is the best
remedy for horses, cattle, sheep and hogs;
25 and SOC. packages. R. B. Loryea, the
druggist.
In accord ance with the new law, passed
at the last session of the General Assembly,
the old elected Board of Health has been
discharged and the following gentlemen
appointed BY Intendant Thames: Messrs.
J.F. Rhame, F. N Wilson, w. C. Chand-
Ter. r. B. Loryea, and d.. C. B. Geiger.
Mrs. N. Levi left last Monday for Chics-
90 where she goes on visit to one OF her
daughters; she was accompanied as far as
Washington by Mrs. Abe Levi who was on
ner way to Philadelphia, where she will be
ioiaed later or by Major Levi, and then
their usual summer vacation Will be taken.
One of our yonng men went to Brewing
ion Yesterday morning on wheel. he
s.arted out full of pride and with deter
mination to outrun a couple Of friends who
went in buggy, but his pride had fall
and he had to hire buggy in which to re-
turn-he and his wheel being the worse for
wear.
4 number of our merchants on Boyce
street have been com planning of a nuisance
in the shape of tin cornet manipulated
bv young darkey who hangs around one
of the provision stalls on that thorough
fare. We are all lovers Of good music, but
such a hideous noise would try the patience
If Job. The town officials should put q
stop to the nuisance.
Georgetowns Probate Judge, Zackariah
D. Green, colored, was convicted last Sat.
urday before Judge Townsend and SEN
fenced to six months in the penitentlary
and pay fine Of $500. The charge against
him was failure to make annual returns
as public guardian and for unlawf0iiy IN
vestlng money belonging to the estates ID
his charge Notice Of appeal has been
made but the Office was declared vacant
by proclamation from the Governor
Recently Mr.. J. &. Lesesne, OF this town
had an able article appear in the Columbia
''State," taking issue with the rules OF the
State Board of Education. Since the pub
Hcatiop of the article he has received 8
number of very complimentary letters en-
dorsing his view. and since then, Professor
Malchant. one of the best educators u the
State has published card endorsing Mr..
Lesesnes manner Of provoking q discus
sion. Mr.. Lesesne has every reason to
feel proud of the hattering endorsement he
has received.
The thirst of the thirsty can now be
quenched by the most cooling and delight
tul of drinks-so6a water and milk shakes
at Brockintons drug store. DR.. ". NJ.
Brockinton has just put up a very hand
some and expensive soda fountain, thing
long needed in Manning He has spared
no expense to give the people this long felt
want and it will be managed under the
supervision of DR.. J. F. LeGrand who has
great experience in making the cooling and
seductive drinks so desirable in hot
weather. All syrups will be pure and
fresh. If you want q real good drink that
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