The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-09-01

Northern papers that are constantly up
braiding the South on account OF lynch
inss shonld sweep before their own doovs
| first. There have been more lvnchlngS IN
the North and West within the past twelve
months than have taken place in the South
since the war.
Last Thursday night some miscreant cut
a saddle belonging to Mr.. Gns Walker
while he was attending service at the ST.
Paul revival meeting. This sort OF tang
should DC stopped if it takes every member
of that church to ferret out the prrpctr&;oF
of such mean Tricks.
Golden Machine Oil for sius and mills,
r. s. Loryea, the druggist.
Yesterday was the 18th anniversary OF
the earthquake Eleven yeas ago after Il
primary election, While many Of rs were
waiting for the returns from the various
boxes, the earth trrmbled and houses
shook. All at cace Il frightened people
went to praying and crying a!ond their
lamentations We shall never forget it.
For Rem, Cottage at IS. Apply to
5Ir,. 4. c. ALsBRooK.
We understand that Manning is soon TO
have gin MIL in the shape Of an original
package shop. The town Of Anderson has
put on license, so has Aiken anc other
towns why cannot Manning do the same,
or-require the original package dealer TO
Give the County and town their share OF
the profits the same as the DlSpensary:
We do not think it IS right for the town to
be forced TO permit the sale OF Ilquof W!'H-
out getting some revenue.
Get cool at Brockintons.
Prof. A. 3. johnson, of Eiizabethtown,
n. G.. will give series Of lessons IN plain
penmanship at the Institute, commencing
at o'clock this afternoon for the day class
and $50 for the night class. Terms. S2Oo
for a course of ten days. Prof. Johnson
wlelds skilltul pen, as his specimens OF
work show, and is giving universal salts
faction as a teacher.
New crop turnip seed for sale. L. B.
Loryea, the druggist.
The people of Salem were made happy
last Friday by Mr.. J. IF. Cole celebrating
his birthday with turning the water from
his mill pond and giving the people reg
nlar old time fish frolic. About 1000 peo-
pie were present from this and adjoining
Counties. The occasion was made pleas
ant with fish frying, speeches and music.
Captain D. E. keels, Il strong advocate for
new County made stalk and Hon. Eli
Smith entertained his many listeners with
al eloquent appeal for education. Mr..
Smiley Bigham was also there and at
tempted to show the dear people" why he
should be sent to Congress.
What Hoods Sarsaparilla has done for
others it will also do for you. Hoods Sy.r-
saparilla cures al blood diseases.
There is no necessity nor is there any
excuse for the people of Clarendon
to carry their cotton to another market.
Manning, without doubt. is as good cot
ton market as can be found elsewhere and
it should be encouraged that its present
high standard can be upheld. Bring your
cotton here, our buyers have evefy facility
for handling it, and we know 1t IS to your
interest to make your home market as
strong as possible. Manning is also good
purchasing market, goods can be bought
here cheap, competition is stronger now
than ever and our merchants keep every
thing that is used. In other words. the
Manning merchants are more up-to-date
| than any set of merchants in town OF this
size in the State. Watch the columns Of
TIE TINES and you will see how anxious
our merchants are 10 sell you goods.