The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-01-27
Sheriff Bradha,n is able to be ont again
W. E. JENkINSON

Sheriff Bradhaln is able to be ont again.
Policeman Washington packed the guard
house last Saturday.
al of Clarendon's representatives. have
landed on important committees.
If you would have ine garden buy your
seed and onion sets at r. B. Loryeas.
The town council has purchased some
more lamps for the lighting up of our
streets.
On account Of sickness IN our printing
force we were compelled to leave out con-
siderable matter.
Dr. I. NJ Woods, of Sardinia, was in
Manning Monday and he says there is lots
Of sickness in Salem.
Died last Sunday, at Silver, Sallie Mich
OILS, aged eleven years, daughter of Mr..
and Moscow Nichols.
Garden seed, all varieties at Rev. R. B.
Loryeas.
Mr.. Witberspoon Irwin has written
story for the Charleston Post entitled,
tIu the Nick OF Time"
Mr.. B. A. Walker continues to be con-
fined to his room, but his condition is no
worse than last week.
County Supervisor Owens is out after his
severe spell OF sickness and ne is devoting
himself to the work Of his Office.
Died last Friday near Packsville, Mr..
Boyd Gregg, aged about twenty-five years.
The deceased left wife and one child.
Red and white onion sets at r. B. Lor-
yeas.
Brown, Cuttino y Delgar are closing ont
their Manning stock of goods, and parties
seeking bargains will certainly find them
there.
Never get 3 young lady to name horse
for you until she sees the animal, because
she is likely to give a pretty horse an ugly
name.
Clerk of Court Timmons came out too
soon and took . relapse. He was very Ill
for several days but We learn that he is
now improving.
The weather in the West caused great
amount Of suffering last week. In Mime
sofa the thermometer marked as low as 25
degrees below zero.
Mr.. 5. R. Gibson has hog which he
raised OF his place that is believed will
weigh 1000 pounds gross. Can any farm
er in the county beat It.
One of Clarendons representatives has
carried his lamb skin into the legislature
hall with nim It was novel Idea, but
nevertheless comfortable one.
Woods tested garden seed for sale, only
by r. B. Loryea, the druggist.
The Chinese skin cats before cooking
them. bat dogs are simply soused in boil
Sing water to remove the hair, a little bair
being left on the end of the t.il to show the
color.
We ore glad to see that some of our mer-
q chants are employing salesladies. They
make good clerks and the employment Of
them has tendency to elevate those asso-
ciated with them.
We wish the farmars to know that We
have large lot of tobacco on hand ir
small boxes to sell by the whole sale. sell
as cheap as Charleston or anywhere else.
See. me before you buy 00lbs Evap aporated
apples very pretty and white lOc per ID. or
lbs for Csc
The town was completely captured last
Monday by commercial drummer Nearly
every line in the mercantile business was
represented and nearly every fellow
sold some goods.
Some enterprising person should build
house convenient to the business portion
for travelling men to show their samples.
Such building is in great demand every
day at this season of the year.
The number Of tax delinquents is said to
be about 500, but of this number some are
double entries and others are entitled to
abatem7nts. As soon as the auditor gets
through making his rouu is the executions
will be placed in the hands Of the sheriff.
a gentleman brought rs the news of a
mans death last Monday and after express
ing our thanks to tim for the news aud
our regrets that another had shaken off this
mortal coil, ne went out. In few minutes
he came back very much excited and in
formed us that his dead friend was still
alive. Of course We had to scratch out
We had written and take back what We had
said.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Setter have been
extremely i'll; the former was not expected
to live and members of the family living
in other States were sent for. Mrs. Setter
is better and the old gentleman is slightly
improving Their daughter, Mrs. Mary
Frasier, Of North Carolina, is with them.
Mr.. II. L. Setter, Of Florida, after spend
ing few days returned home.
Mr. L N. Loryea, now representing the
Armour Packing Company, has been ID
town for the past few days combining buSi-
ness with pleasure He is whole-souled
genial fellow, and we are always glad to
get grasp of his hand. Mr.. Loryea says
that be IS delighted with his present posi-
ton, and when his friends visit Charleston
ne wants it distinctly understood 'the
pleasure is mine.
Senator 3. +. Tillmap has sent seeds to
a large number Of his constituents IN this
county. The seeds were sent to people II
respective Of faction, which caused some
surprise among those Of the opposite fac
ton. One fellow remarked that .old Ben
is not such bad fellow after all, and be is
the first Senator that mas thought enough
of me to send me seed. The other Sena-
guns"
Governor Ellerbe has appointed the fol-
lowing magistrates for Clarendon. ST.
Paul, i. j. Richbourg; P.cksviIle, J. +.
Richbourg; Seloc, j. p TurbeviIie; Pine
wood, 4 p Ragin. The name OF Rich
bourg seems to be quite a tavorite in this
county if the number OF officials bearin g
he name IS any indication. Tie deleg;s-
tion we're not unanimous il their recon
meudation for the Manning magistrate aud
as u consequence the Governor did not
make this appointment with the rest.