The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-02-17
Onion sets at r. 3. Loryea'S.

w. h. JENhlNSON.
Onion sets at r. 3. Loryea'S.
Tobacco continues being sold on GU,
market.
Mr.. E. L. wilkins is building a cottage
on Church street.
On the 2Oth inst, is the last day for max
ing county tax returns.
The rich are rich because the poor are
industrious.
The bank will be closed next Monday, il
being legal holiday.
The Thames store next to the bank is
rapidly being completed.
Mrs. H. B. Richardson. of Fulton, is
visiting friends IN Columbia.
Governor Ellerbe has appointed Mr. W
H. Ingram Master of Sumter County.
r. 0. Purdy of the Sumter bar was in
town yesterday on professional business.
The village of Pinewood is to have q
hotel with Miss Julia Brailsford as hostess.
Ladies, have you tried PAIR of Brock.
inton fine scissors? If not, why not:.
Died last Friday at his home, near Davis,
Mir. E. D. Brunson, aged about thirty-fve
years.
The reproaches Of enemies should
quicken rs to duty and not keep US from
it.
Charleston last night to see the blockade
show.
Santee river is up now and the hunters
ale having a big time with deer, ducks and
turkeys.
Mr.. Jake Weinberg has come home from
the South Carolina College on account of
sickness.
4 society of young men in Ohio have
honored cur Governor by naming their
organization for him.
The DesChamps trial Will come off next
week and We guess it will be the most in
terrSting case that will be tried.
The subscribers OF the Times have been
tic recipient of a nice lot Of garden seed
fro :: Congressman McLaurin.
A delegation rom Florence is at WORK
against the passage of the cigarette bill,
now on its way through the Legislative
mill.
Senator Tillman will send to any ad-
dress, some fine tobacco seed on applica-
ton. If you want the seed, drop him a
card
Mr.. Isaac V. Bardin, died at his home
in Charleston last Friday. The deceased
WAS well known to many of the people Of
this county.
There is dearth of news this week, par
italy caused by bad weather and the peo-
pie being busy getting their lands in shape
for another crop.
IS TIE number of horses killed for con-
sumption as TODD in Paris last year was
23,lS5 this being exclusive of 43 mules
and $S3 donkeys.
The brigade staff Of the first brigade of
cavalry have been ordered to assemble in
Charleston TO participate in the Washing
tons birthday parade.
Liquor shipped into this State c. o. D.
will be snatched, and it is claimed that
when the money is collected at the express
Office it constitutes Q sale.
Try International Stock Food, the best
powder for horses and cattle for sale by
Il. Is. Loryea, the druggist.
The McLaurin brothers, seven in num-
Der, are all holding high offices in the State
Of Mississippi, and they are cousins Of our
own McLarrlu, the Congressman.
The Legislature is invited to be in Char
lesion tomorrow, and of course, they will
go, as the railroads carry them free, and
they will not lose their per diem either.
The Legislature spent last Monday in
slashing at everybody else's salary but their
own, and with al the little insignificant
cuts, they make taxss get higher every year.
Married this evening at the residence of
the brides parents near Davis, Rev. W. A.
Pitts. pastor of the Santee circuit, and Miss
Sue Davis, eldes. laughter OF Hon. c. n.
Davis.
Married last Wednesday, at Bethel
church, near Privateer, Sumter County.
Rev G. I. Gresham and Miss Gabelle
Beckham Rev. c. C. Brown, of Sumter,
performed the service.
If you would have a fine garden buy your
seed and onion sets at +. B. Loryeas.
Died on the 9th instant near Lake City,
Mrs. Mauda Hodge, aged 5S years, wife OF
William Hodge. Her remains were in
tered on the following Thursday in the
Oak Grove cemetery.
Died at his home in Barnwell, Hon. A.
P. Aldrich, at the age Of eighty-three years.
He was one of the most remarkable public
men IN South Carolina. Everybody knew
and loved ''old Judge Adrich.
If sick, delay no longer. Speedily cured
at Brocklatons drug store.
The supper to be gwen By Damon Lodge.
No. IS, has been postponed from the 18th
INST. to the evening Of March 4th, owing
to the absence Of q number Of members who
ofteoSi %Sa Do,ol ;o Oh,
ton.
Pedro Meyers, colored, and two Of his
sons, have been convicted at Georgetown
upon the charge of arson. Tie Meyers
family st one time lived in Manning and
some Of them were sent to the penitentia1y
from here.
Cards are out announcing the coming
uarrlage Of Miss E!Eerta China, daugh-
ter OF DR.. a. J. China, of Sumter, and DR..
J. J. Watson, of Edgeield. The wedding
is to take place on March 2nd at the First
Methodist church in Sumter.
Elsewhere will be seen card from Mr..
John K. Hayn neswortl, of Sumter, offering
his services to survey and level lands. Mr.
Haynesworth IS . surveyor by profession
and parties desiring work in that line will
do we'll to communicate with him.
In another column Justice" is called
upon to explain his strong language in last
weeks TINEs, and We are real glad that
Justice has aroused somebody. Perhaps
out OF this controversy will come go cd to
the county. Let US wait and see.
Garden seed, all varieties at L. B.
Loryea's.
Wat we published last week as rumor
Is not without foundation. We have been
reliably informed that as soon as the Senate
adlourns Senator Ragin will tender his
RESIGNATION and he WI II % nrna ar,ko