The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-08-04
". Z. JENKINSON.

Yours for the cash,
". E. JENKINSON.
Ladies go 10 f. c. Horto,. for bargains.
Mr.. s Levinson and family have moved
TO Sumter.
Thomas u Braaham are erecting a large
carriage house.
The work en the Methodist church is
progressing rapidly.
Ices Shakes and Coca Cola and Sodas ct
BrockintonS.
Miss Lucie 24rron returned home last
Saturday from Florida.
The Mcleod stores are being completed
and they will soon be occupied.
Capt. D. J. Bradham has returned aome
from his recent trip toVirsiria.
Fresh turnip seed, all kinds. r. B. Lor-
yea, the druggist.
Miss Jessie Mclean left last Monday
iaOAH!uS i0A q 'iSis W -A1eiI 10 49, -No-N S'-
lima.
The Magistrates are keeping the chain
gang supplied with good able bodied
hands
Hon c. NJ Davis we, in town yesterday,
looking much improved from his trip to
North Carolina.
Pupils will be coached in the Manning
Academy in anv particular study prepara-
tory to entering college.
Last Saturday there was quite crowd in
town from the Packsville section interested
in a disputed road.
The flowing well at the Baptist church is
daily visited by people who drink the
water as medicine.
''"-ssS7 Ar ". D. Gamble of Sardinia, was in
town yesterday and he told US the crops in
his section were never finer.
Ice for sale at higgins market.
We must return thanks to Mr. J. D. Hol-
laday fora couple of the finest mask mel
ons we have seen this year. Next
Mrs Coleman, wife Of Prof. J. T. Cole
mar, of the Citadel, and Master Walker
Coleman, are visiting Mrs. Joseph Sprott.
We have been asked if Manning pro-
poses to handle tobacco this season, and
our reply is, that nothing has been brought
to this Office which gives any indication.
E. C. Horton is selling out his entire
stock OF summer dress goods at cost.
The merchants of this town are getting
+b.,- fafJ r,ooSs ryl,icr blaSciru m
the purchasing public, as these goods were
bought before the tariff law was enacted
Riff has arranged one Of his show win
dows in an exceedingly attractive manner,
and when he replaces q broken pane Of
glass lie proposes to keep the prettiest
+, show windows in town.
Our merchants are hauling large Quanti-
ties Of bagsing from the depot and from
the reports the indications are that they
viii need more bagging than heretofore to
cover the coming cotton crop.
Go 10 Brockinton's for whatever you
want.
If the news from Washington as reported
in the newspapers is correct, South Caro-
lima is to have about thirty colored post
masters very shortly. This will be the be-
ginning of Africanlzing the State.
There is no truth in the report that one
of our public spirited citizens while on bis
summer vacation trip recently to Greeley
vile. left the train al Foreston and walked
the rest Of the distance to save railroad fare.
It's said that a flying snake was seen
last Saturday hovering over blind tserin
~, 5pj Va lNyt>
but what people who drink blind tiger
booze are liable to see all kinds of snakes.
Attention. Baseball Clubs. Full line of
Basebals and Bats at &. s. Loryea's.
Mr.. r. E. Smiley, of New Zion, was in
town yesterday ana in speaking Of raising
watermelons ne said that his vines grew so
fast that all the small melons were dragged
of and that he raised some very large mel
onS.
The Clerk of Courts Office is at this time
badly torn up on account Of putting IL the
vault However, Mr. Timmons is to be
found in the Office on the opposite side Of
the hall where he attends to the public
business.
The Kinsstree Dispensary is in trouble
IL.
discovering that he had been again robbed.
Suits believes that his clerk. Peter Mat
thews, who is his brother-in-law, is IN with
those who robbed him.
Pallid faces indicate pale, thin blood.
Rosy cheeks show the pure, rich blood
resulting from taking Hoods Sarsapar:!la
The protracted meeting at tie Peesbyte-
rian church is attracting large congresa-
tons to each Of tie services. Mr.. Mellow
ell is being ably assisted by Rev. j. u.
Law, CT OcaIa, Fla, and Rev. c. u. Rich
ards OF Nechanicsville.
There is some magnetic influence at Jor-
dan that IS attracting a couple OF Manning
kids away from home and mamma. It!s'se
two chaps have just emerged from thei:
knickerbockers and they now feel that The
earth and the fulIness thereof belongs tc
them and the girls they love best.
The Manning Academy viii open Mon
day, september 6, with Mrs. E. {. .Alsbrook
and MAJOR J. L. Mclean as teachers.
We call attention to the advertisement cf
the Furman University, Greenyille, 5. G..
This institution IS well known throughout
the State and It's reputation IS second TO
noue. Some 0; the best brain in church
and State was developed IN this magnlti-
cent institution Of learning.
Died last evening at her residence in
Manning surrounded by her family, Mrs.
C;borlotts Dean, wife of Mr. Robert NJ.
Dean, aged about hfty-three years. The
dsrenseI was q most estlmable lady and