The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-01-13
Yours for the cash, .
". E. JENkINSON.
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Cotton took q sudden drop Yesterday.
Onion sets at Il. B. Loryea's.
Read J. Harry Lesesne's new advertise
ment.
The grippe has got possession of this en-
tire section.
The auditor is now filing appointments
in the country.
Miss Delgar, of Sumter, IS on i visit to
her brothers family.
Solicitor Wilson went to Columbia to at
tend the Legislature.
Lied yesterday, Mrs Emily Rowe, wife
of Mr.. James L. Row..
Died in Sumter last Monday at the age
of seventy-two years, 4ev. W. ". Mood.
Died last Sunday morning near Packs
vile. an infant son o. NJ. sand Mrs. ".
D. Barwich.
C!arendon's newly elected coroner has
not given bond yet. The old coroner holds
over until ais successor qualities.
On account of sickness Captain W. c..
Davis did not go over to Columbia yeSter-
day to the opening of the session.
Neuralgia is the prayer of the nerves for
pare blood Hoods Sarsaparilla is the One
True Blood Purifier and nerve builder.
Red and white onion sets tor sale at r.
B. Loryea's.
There is quite number of applicants
for the magistrates Office at Silver, made
vacant by T. B. Owen, Esq, going to the
Legislature.
Constable AlSbrook dispossessed some CT
Pipewood's merchants of contraband liquor
one day last week, and he sent their cases
to court for further investigation.
The executive and legislative committees
of the State Press Association meet to-mor-
row night in Columbia. The editor Of this
paper is member Of both Of these COM
mittees and he expects to attend.
Try International Stock Food, the best
powder for horses and cattle for sale by
Z. B. Loryea, the druggist.
Our beiup without o magistrate at this
place is considerable inconvenience to
manv people. We hope the representa-
lives will hurry up the appointment of
some proper m"n for the place.
o Our farmers are taking considerable
Spride in raising hogs. Mr.. R. F. Ridge
ssSray Killed two hogs II months old. One
Weighed 459 pounds aad the other 4l4
bounds. The editor was also promised q
Smess Of sausage.
q Our columns this week are not as rewsy
: as we would like, nor have we done our
full duty in our editorial line, but we just
g could not work is the only excnse we have,
hand we want our readers to look for bet
ter paper next week.
q Who ever heard OF mon with q beard
six feet and one half inch long? We never
StoId it. but there is man in town who
saw such thing sure, and it is useless to
doubt him, because he knows the differ
Sence bctween fact and drsam.
8 Mr.. Ralph S. DesChamps went into the
sher:f's custody last Saturday, and his. at
4 ornev, Hon. Joseph F. Rbame went to
Snmter last Monday to apply to Judge
EBuchannan for bail under a writ Of habeas
Acornus. Bail was granted in the sum of
5000. which Mr. DasChamps gave yester-
LAY and was released from custody.
81 Dir. E. L. wilkins, o. Manning, was
smonc the visitors to opr city this week.
BE is in charge Of the tobacco warehouse
"a Maaning, aud says that the farmers 10
80 bat section are growing tobacco more ex-
> gfensivelv every year. They did no. make
much money last year, but still they are
preparing for larger crop IN lS9I.-Green-
VILE Nourtaineer.