The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-12-01

UGOLtSAS LIZ IeSSSA
ulrday noon.
Congress meets next Monday.
Mr.. ". G. King will move back to his
home near Manning.
Mr. c. L. Emanuel has returned from
visit to relatives in Marlboro.
Go to Brockinton's for whatever you
want.
The assistant postmaster at Lake Clty
vas shot by some unknown parues.>
Manning has new watch repairer. HIS
shop is at Chambers furniture store.
Martin Thorn, the murderer of Gulden-
suppe, was convicted in New York yesser-
day.
Onion sets for sale by R. B. Loryea, the
druggist.
The train from Columbia comes ten min
utes earlier now. 1t leaves Manning al
p. ID.
Remember the tax books close on the last
day of this month and there Can be no ex-
tension.
A7-year-old son of Mr.. James Bell fell
out of his piazza last Monday and oroke
his arm.
a dre line of stationery at Brockinton's,
at all prices. Next to NJ. Lewis.
Th town council meets next Monday
night and those who have not paid their
town taxes by then will be forced to pay a
penalty.
We learn that Mr.. Adolphus Cokcr who
was so badly cut by son IN Salem has sutt-
ciently lt,overed to be able to attend to
his business.
The diseases cured by Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla are many, because most ailments dis
appear as soon as the blood is enriched and
purified by it.
International Poultry Food cures and
prevents chicken cholera. 35c a package.
r. B. Loryea, the druggist.
Hon. George F. Won Kolnitz Of the Char
lesion Bar was in Manning yesterday on
professional business. and while here made
US very pleasant cell.
We received from Mrs. W. A. Barheld
two of the largest red radishes we ever saw,
ana lOSy were aS CHS eI4O -JU!SS 90 - e~->SH
from the garden in spring-time.
We are told that the Silver section is
flooded with liquor and that a number OF
the lawless dealers have become so bold as
not only to defy the State, but they are ce-
flying the United States
Look-look-go to Brockintoh S for that
wonderful Celery Compound, only 81. per
ro..Ia N.yt n NJ LAWS
We overheard lady who is noted for he-
tasty dress say that Jenkinson's Is the best
place in this part OF the State to get MILL
nerv This was quite compliment, COM
ing from the source It did.
The ladies of Packsville Methodist church
propose serving oysters, cream, ETC., with
several other attractions fish pond" in
cude6-on Friday night, Dec -. 4 ccr-
dial invitation is extended to all.
Some time last wesk Mr.. Frank Nc
knight, who lives near Brunson's Cross
roads, made costly experiment with Palma
Christi or castor Oil seed. He pounded up
the seed and gave them to mis- two horses
and the result was that both died.
Loryea's Cleansing Compound instantly
removes paint, oil and grease spots from
woolen and silk goods without injury TO the
finest fabric. Fifteen cents a bottle. r.
8. Loryea, the druggist.
We have few more seed, and if any of
our subscribers failed to get some last week
we will take pleasure IN sending them
some We sent out on Thanksgiving day
ever 5000 papers Of good fresh garden seed
10 our subscribers; so you see It pays to
take TIE TINES.
Mr.. c. a. Bradtam of Silver has placed
nuon our desk sample Of his Georgia
Best seed cotton. He claims it is far bet
ter than the 'iimbless cotton" as to staple
and Weld; it has black seed not unlike
Sea Island cotton and Mr.. Bradham is quite
carried away with it.
Let hunters of all sorts understand that
cartridges cannot be sold in the State or
outside Of it. Pot hunters, who with traps
or nets or even with guns secure birds can
Tot expose them for sale. The hunters
have nc rights on the lands OF other men
nrIess bv permission. Let that be under
stood in the beginning OF the huotiDs sea-
son.
The ladies of the Sunmerton Baptist
church are to have an entertainment at the
residence of Dir. J. P. Brock, near Pamela
on the evening of the 9th inst. Refresh
ments will be served. It would be need
less for Us TO say what is in store for those
who attend this entertainment, for there
never was more generous hostand charm
ing hostess than Mr. and Mrs. j. ?. Brock.
There will be a '.hot time" at W. 81. Gail
lard's on the evening Of the Sth inst. The
ladies of New Harmony church have ar
ranged TO have hot supper" 70 raise
funds for their church, and as al entertain
n.ent at Mr. Ga!liard's means . great deal
of pleasure, We predict large attendance.
Young men. we know OF 10 pleasanter place
for you to spend an evening Of pleasure
than with the beautiful girls taas Will be at
this ..lot supper" II it We're not for hav-
inu committed that objectionable offense
of getting married, We would put on our
.siim-sw;1g," grease orr lair and nous
tacbe and be therein big shape. We would
be there anyhow. but the fear Of after se
sults, which every poor married man will
appreciate, causes Us 70 foreSo the Pleasure.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
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