The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-04-28
Yours for the cash,
W. E. JENKINSON.

". E. JENKINSON.
The Walker stores are going up rapidly.
Mrs. j. E. Barnett, of Mayesville, was VS.
iting her father, Mr.. 4. Loryea.
The school exhibition at the Cross Roads
Academy was brilliant success.
Chocolate for cooking purposes IA lbs
10c. r. B. Loryea, the druggist.
Mrs. NJ. E. Carroll, of Packsville, isvlsit-
ing friends at Swansea in Lexington county.
Miss Lou Dingle, of Charleston, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs John R. Dingle, at Sun
merton.
There will be o picnic next Friday at
Brewington Lake under the auspices OF the
debating society.
For fresh, delicious fancy candies, go to
R. B. Loryea, the druggist.
Mr.. A. ". Loyns, an aged uncle of our
townsman. Mr.. Louis Loyns. died at his
home in Florence last Saturday.
Mr.. A. Seeby, who formerly lived IN this
town. was sent from KiugStree on the 18th
inst, to the State Insane Asylum.
Mrs. A. J, Hudson. of Florence, and Miss
Maude Wilson, of Magnolia, are visiting
Alr. and Mrs. T. T. Hodge. of the Fork.
Peruna, Lacupia and Manalin always in
stock at r. B. Loryeas, the Druggist.
A banker by the name of Thomas Elliott,
of Winnsboro, while in Washington, D. O.,
with his wife, mysteriously disappeared.
Mrs. DR.. A. J. Briggs and daughter,
Oracle. have returned to Summerton, from
visit to relatives in the CITY by the Sea.
Remember that on the first day of May
we will strike from our subscription list all
names not paid up. This will be done, re-
cardless Of who the persons are.
Brockinton has awarded two of the prizes
which he is giving away free for tickets
purchased from him.
At the recent examination for teachers,
the following applicants scared cert,6-
Gates: Miss Nettie P. Smith, Mrs. Lillisn
P;stole and Miss Eva Curtis.
Married on the evening of the 14th inst,
at Union church, in Williamsburg county,
DIR. b. L. Baker and Miss Belle Hemming-
way. Rev. George ". Davis performed
the ceremony.
Mr.. w. T. Mixsoo, who at one time was
the stenocrapher of this circuit. was mar
RED in Charleston last Thursday afternoon
30 Miss Alics Ioroso, daughter OF the late
John Moroso.
International Poultry Food makes hens
lay. S5c. g package. 4. 5. Loryea, the
druggist.
There has been successful flow OF
water obtained on Mr.. John DuRants
place IN the Fork. It will not be long be-
fore every plantation will be supplied with
these pure water wells.
Married Sunday, 18th inst, near Swan
sea. at the residence of the brides father,
Mr.. Frank Wilson, of Smithheld, n. c.,
and Mrs. Matte E Bryant. The bride has
many acouaintances in the Sammy Swamp
section Of this county.
Those who have failed to pay their poll
tax had better make immediate settlement,
or their services will be had on the chain
Gang. The sheriff, magistrates and con-
stables are going to rake the woods for sub
jects.
Tanclesoot Fly Paper, large and small,
for sale by r. B. Loryea, the druggist.
The County Record, published at
Kincstree, comes to US in greatly improv-
ed condition. The "Record" IS now trst-
class paper and the enterprise of its man
seement deserves practical recognition
from the people.
Two of Charleston's lawyers have been
indicted upon the charge of forgery. They
are William E. Klein and Frank A. Dothage.
The latter had skipped to parts unknown
several months ago. Klein has been put
under bond.
Syrup of Figs always in stock. r. B.
Loryea, the Druggist.
Several parties in this County hold tick
cts for prizes to be awarded by the manage
ment of the Camp 4. Burnett Rhett talr
which closed last Saturday night IN
Charleston. The drawing was postponed
on account of all the ticket-books not hav-
ing been turned in and notice will be given
when tits to take place.
DR.. Pope, surgeon OF the State Peniten-
tiary, spent few days on the Scarborough
on Santee this county, and on his way
home he expressed his agreeable surprise
to ind such fertile lands. He haTi ng al
vays entertained the idea that Clarendon
was on the order of Chesterfeld-a verl-
table sand bed. He says he will return
when he can find the leisure.
AS only three more prizes are to be
awarded at Brockinton's Drug Store, those
holding tickets will bring them in and see
if they don't get "a prize.
In the -Bradham correspondence,
oa our first page. through slip in the
types where 1t reads "Oh, no, my dear doc
tor there look" It should read: "Oh, no.
nv dear doctor. there is no niger IN this
voo6 pile; no use to look" The omission
was not discovered until after the first
page was printed.
Some Of the newspapers seem to think
that the chicken story published IN these
columns last week is o fairy tale, but We
can assure them that our lnto-mer, MI. B.
Reese Gibson is a man of undoubted We
racitv, and he is lot given to dreams,
either. If he had told US that he set a hen
on one dozen eggs and she came OF with
two dozen kittens, We would not question
it.
Woods tested garden seed for sale only
by E. B. Loryea. the druggist.
Senator Earle was improving for severa!
days after his return home last week, but
an attack of indigestion a few days since
has caused him much trouble, and he has
been quite unwell ever since. He is very
anxious 10 resume his duties IN Washing
ton, and expected to leave home on Mon
day, but it is not likely from his present
condition that he will be able to travel sc
soon.-Greenville Mountaineer.
International Stock Food is the best
remedy for horses, cattle, sheep and hogs;
25 and SEC. packages. 4. B. Loryea, the
druggist.
Al the citizens of this town who feel an
interest in the future welfare Of the town,
and want to see our population increased
and property enhance IN value, should by
ali means lay aside everything else and at
tend meeting called for next tuesday tol
the discussion Of the Graded School matter
There is a little opposition to the scheme
bpt that should make those who favor
Gra6e6 Schnnl more certain 70 l0tereS