The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-07-07
Yours for the cash
W. E. JENKINSON.

Read the tax notice in tAis issue.
Buy your ice at higgins market.
Mr.. S. R. venn:ng has gone to Glenn
Springs.
Died, Tuesday, Mrs Jesse Higgins. aged
Years.
We want mess of green peas, who will
fetch them:
Miss Bessie GalIuchat is on visit to her
grandmother.
There were three buryings at Oak Grove
last Thursday.
Go to Brockintoos for ice cold soda, milk
shakes and cococola.
Miss D.isey w;nbura, of Suute-. spent
last Sunday in Hanning.
Hon. c. NJ. Davis left last Monday for
trip through Moth Carolina.
Miss Mayne Harvin has returned home
from o visit to Edisto Island.
Died last Wednesday. child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peachy Creecy of Pinewood
MT. clarence oIEurS, VI LOi4bs, 40 '-S->
ing the family of Mr. j. T. Stpkes.
Miss Nellie Nelson returned home last
Friday from visit to Edisto Island.
The goose pond near Risbys pump has
been deodorized to smother the Stench.
Tans!efoot Fly Paper, large and snail,
tor sale by K. 8. Loryea, the druggist
Nj. E. P. Geddirss. of Pinewood, sent
US full grown cotton ball last Saturday.
Mr.. Jake Weinberg is at home from the
South Carolina College, spending his vaca-
ton.
The grand jury special committee are
examining the books IN the County offices
this week.
Mrs. Hattie Ingram, Of Sumter, who has
been in Manning visiting Mrs. u. Z. Bur
CESS, returned home last Monday
Cadet N. S. Canty was IN town last Sat
urday. and he Will present q very soldiery
appearance when he gets his hair cut.
Il has been hinted that the Methodist
-chnrch will be dedicated with the marriage
OF one of the sweetest girls II Ianning.
Died last Wednesday, an infant child OF
Mrs. Elease Moore from Georgia, who IS On
visit to her father, Mr.. r. F. Ridgeway-
Mr.. H. P. Strange. a son of Mr.. J. P.
Strange, who has been IN Alabama and
Texas for several years, IS home on visit
Pure Apple Vinegar, the best for pick
ling and table use. r. Is. Loryea, the drug
gist.
We are under Obligations to Mr.. John +.
Mcleod for nice watermelon and to Mr.
y. J. Davis for couple OF tne beads CT
cabbage.
Rev. James N. Plowden, a native Of this
County. but now Of Georgia, is expected to
preach in tue Presbyterian church next
Sunday morning.
DIR. |. NJ. Woods was in town last Satur-
day and exhibited to his friends very hne
sample of Oriroco tobacco. The leaves
were large and OF bright color.
Capt. George B. Newcomb, for many
wears roadmaSter for the Northeastern rail-
road was stricken by the sun at Lanes last
Saturday, from which he died.
Ice for sale at Higgins market.
Last Saturday night the street opposite
the court house presented quite a lively ap-
pearance and when the other two stores are
completed, Manning will have solid busl-
ness block.
Mr.. H. d. Riff is now located in one Of
the new and hansome iron front stores op-
oosite the court house, aud Mrs. Riff says
She will surprise the natives with her mil
hnery this fall.
The presidents Of the clubs nearest to
the places where the County campaign
meetings are to take place will make the
necessary arrangements for the entertain
ment Of the speakers.
The tobacco growers in this County will
soon be ready to market their crops and We
hope the advertising columns OF The
TINES Will be able to tell them where they
can find the best market.
The report tha. there is Get in the ar
tesian we'll in the Baptist church yard We
beheve IS without foundation; the slick
taste in the water is magnesia and sulphur,
both good medicinal qualities.
The demand for tenant houses for re-
spectacle families IS becoming greater.
Won't some Of the lot owners think seri-
ously Of this r.atter? There IS not an
empty dwelling house in Manning.
Attention, Baseball Clabs Full line of
Baseballs ana Bats at r. 3. Loryeas.
Died last Wednesday ct his home near
Jordan, Mr.. Friendly W. Haley, aged
about Sc years. The deceased WAS highly
respected citizen and quite a number from
Manning attended MS funeral at Oak Grove
church.
Died Tuesday night OF last week at tie
home Of Mr.. j. 9. Lanham, IN Summertoa,
Mrs. Minnie Wilber, aged 50 years Gle
deceased was the only sister Of the late Rev.
Henry NJ. Mood. Mrs. J. Z. LanLam w,.s
her daughter.
Prot. E. L. Hughes, Of the Gceenv!iie
graded schools and Miss Mamie WickI!tte,
of the Normal school at Rock Hill, assisted
by some other educator not Yet named VIII
preside at the Teachers Institute to be
held here August l6 to p.
The members of Co. Il, 26;h 5. c. V.
Will meet at Beulah Cross Roads Saturday
July q, for the purpose OF having u picnic
and speaking. The secretary, Mr.. j. W.
Hicks, extends an invitation to all 10 come
and bring well filled baskets.
Brock;nton is up to date on cold milk
shakes and cococola.
Died in kingstree last Thursday, Mr.. 5.
P Brocklnton, g brother o. DR.. ". u.
Brockinton OF this town. Mr. Brockinton's
heoltb foila9 hin, oLoDt . YEAR b0-