The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-12-08
Everybody should take in Gala Week.

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Everybody should take in Gala Week.
Mss Lizzie Holladuy is visiting the FAM
,!y OF Mr.. P. ". Jayroe.
30 to Brockinton'S FOR whatever you
want.
Mrs. E. J. Barnett of MaYesville is visit
lug her father, Mr. A. Loryea.
DR.. c. W. Barron OF Mayesville is spend.
irg few da! with his parents.
lovely assortment of decorated Vases.
Il. B Loryea, the druggist.
.iiss Elma Law of California is in Man
mig visiting Miss May P. Wilson.
We return thanks to Mrs. J. II. Nc
Knight for a basket Of fine, large turnlps.
\ fre line of stationery at Brockinton'S.
at al prices. Next to NJ. Lewis.
Some editorial matter is left out this
week on account OF rush on advertise
laeD.S.
Died last night near New Harmony
church, Mr. P L. RIdgiI, aged about %
Yeas.
Lowney's delicious Confectionery. in l-2
aud Lib boxes. R. B. Loryea, the drug
sst.
Died last Monday at Weagefeld, Capt. J.
H. DUPONT, formerly Of Clarendon, aged
about 65 years.
Mrs. \. 4. Hall and children returned
this morning after Q short visit to relatives
at St Stephens.
Handsome line of Christmas Novelties at
very low prices. R. 8. Loryea, the drug
gist.
Mrs. G. H. Huggins, after an extended
visit to her mother in Raleigh, n. c., re-
turned home Monday night.
The friends of Rev S. 4. Nettles will re-
cret to learn that his wife is desperately i'll
ut her mothers home in Spartan burg.
Look-look-go to Brockinton's for that
wonderful Celery Compound, only 81. per
bottle Next to u. Lewis.
Sena.or-elect J. s.. Lesesac and Rev. W.
II. Hodges left last Monday for Florence to
attend the South Carolina Conference.
The people of Clarendon will be sadden-
ed to learn that Senator John L. McLaurin
les i'll with typhoid fever in Washington.
Big stock Of beautiful imported decorated
Cups and Saucers. B. Loryea, the drug
giSt.
Messrs. r. o. Purdy, Z. G. Haynesworth
and Il. L. B. Wells Of the Sumter Bar We're
in Manning last Monday attending the
sales.
The County Board of Commissioners met
last Monday with some OF the legislative
delegation to look :nto the needs OF the
county.
Ladies, call and make your selection
from our immense line Of Christmas Nov
elites before our stock is broken. R. 5.
Loryea, the druggist.
Mrs. JOS Sprott and Master Jesse Sprott
are in Charleston visiting the family of
Prof. Coleman at the South Carolina Mill
tary Academy.
Married by Magistrate j. E. R;chbourg,
last Wednesday, at the residence OF Mr.. ".
j. Tucker, Mr. II. Il. Corbett and Miss
Mary u. Tucker
Married on last Sunday, at the residence
of the brides parents. by Magistrate J. E.
Richbourg of Foreston, Mr.. II, V. Haley
ana Mss Matte ICQSe-
Hon. W. D. MayGeld. State Superin.cnd-
eps OF Education, was il Manning last
Saturday attending meeting Of the Coun-
ty Board of Education.
The ladies Of the Packsvile Methodist
church will have hot supper aa1 other at
tractions-a fish pond" included-on FRI
day evening. Decembe, l7th, at Pachsv!lle
a welcome to all.
Labib B. Jureidiri of Mt. Lebanon. Syr-
ia, will lecture on the Customs AID Relig-
ions Of bis country. in native costume at
Manning Presbyterian church December
10th, 1897, Friday night at o'clock. No
charge for admission.
Married this evening at the residence o:
the brides parents, near Sandy Grove, llr.
". D. GAM and Miss Rosa Burgess. The
bride is daughter OF D. lily Burgess and
the groom IS one OF Clarendon 5 most high
" esteemed business men.
Mr.. James Hayes of Richmond, Va,
spent Yesterday in Manning. Mr.: Hayes
is past master os Lodge No. /, A. +. NJ. Of
Fredericksburg, which IS the lodge where
Geolge Washington was made Mason and
over which he presided.
Married ID New L.Ou SAttSH, -,S'
2itb. 1897, BY Rev. 5. E. Bishop, Mr.. Lewis
P. Fleming and Miss Islc EudSon.--by
the same minister. at the residence OF Mr
]. E. Reardon, November %, 1897, Mr..
Michael Epps aud Miss Kate Joye. Sumter
papers please copy
Died suddenly last Monday morning,
Mr.. VIZ. W H Young, aged about 81 years.
The deceased had been a resident of Man
nlng for many years and was at one time
member of the town council His health
had been failing for some time and last
Saturday he was strong enough to be down
town. The interment took place in the
Manning cemetery yesterday
E. C. Horton has changed his advertise
inert 10 comply with his promise Of offer
inc inducements. Just read what he says
and YOU will at once make up your mind
that he is not il business with any idea Of
letting anybody outstrip him in this race
for dollars. Horton started the 10 per cent.
sales and they have proved 50 successful
that he has continued it. Buyers can go to
his store any day and make purchase
feeling satisfied that they have bought with
. ,.ar,. cc,sII ,,ro+it margin aud besides the