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

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be hereafter changed in this
paper where the copy is
brought in later than Sat-
urday noon.
Buy your ice at Higgins market.
Col. S. Warren Nelson is quite i'll at his
home on Saptee.
Me. J.R. Cox, of Williamsburg, was in
town last Monday.
The election yesterday was devoid OF any
sensational incidents.
For fine candies go to R. B. Loryea, the
druggist.
The schools throughout the County will
open next Monday.
Read the town tax ordinance; it tells you
when to pay your taxes
The Supervisor says you must pay IL
cense if you will sell pistols or cartridges.
Crushed Fruits served OF Brockinton's
soda fountain.
Died last Saturday night. Grace. five
year-old daughter of Mr.. r. T. Geddings.
Owing to two funerals in the County
Yesterday, q number refrained from voting.
We hear of orange blossoms budding and
before many moons they will be ID full
bloom.
Vertical, Spencerian and typewriting
tanght IN the Manning Academy.
The rennion of the eterans at Greenvllle
last week was great events say those tnat
attended.
Died last Monday. Mrs. Elizabeth Davis,
aged about IS years. She was the mother
. of Mr. n. B. Davis.
DIR. W. NJ. Brockinton has move d his
drug store into the building formerly occ1-
pied by. Mr.. j. H. Lesesne.
Complete stock of delicious confectionery.
Il. B. Loryea. the druggist.
Mis-. Laura Bsckham left last Monday
morning for Baltimore to fit herself for her
profession rs on up-to-date mllliner.
The body of MIR. ". P. Peagler was
brought from Glenn Springs last Monday
highland taken to Jordan, where the fone-
raj took place yesterday.
All of Mannine's merchants are trying
themselves on fixing up their show win
dows Professor Epstin has rival at
Haryin 4 Barron's and Jenkinsons.
Ices, Shakes and Coca-Cola and sodas at
Brockinton's.
A toll gate near Jordan would be pay
ing institution. Perhaps then, some OF
our Manning dudes would help somebody
with their frequent visits.
In coming ont of church st St. Pauls
Sunday night of last weak. Mrs. Henry Y:
Carrigsn stumbled over buggy SHAFT ana
fell. breaking one Of the bones in her arm.
Ice for sale at Higgins market
Captain w. N. Royal, of the a. c. L. was
in town last Monday, and-he see ms conf
dent that the authorities have captured the
villain who murdered poor Jimmie Black
WELL
Cotton is coming to town right along and
from what we can learn rust IS maturing
!, the weed so fast that it will be short sea-
son of picking. The crop will not be as
large as was expected.
.rbe wedding cards announcing the ap-
nroachinc marriage Of Mr.. Archie Barron
and Miss Mary Anna Davis. are out. The
ceremony takes place az the residence OF
the bride-elect's mother.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. David's school for boys and
pirl. will open September 6. Terms, 81 per
month.
The rush of gold seekers are in grave
danger OF running into a famine, as 1t Is
claimed that it is i'm possible to supply the
naople with food. Perhaps it IS better
after all to try our fortunes at nome.
We SAW q stalk of corn that came from
Hon + z Lesesne's field near Greeley
Vile. and on it were seven full grown ears:
This stalk came out of fourteen acre heio
thst viii average four ears to the stalk.
Choice Winter Rye Seed, for sale by r
B. Loryea. the druggist.
The new vault in the Clerk Of Courts
Office is beauty, and Clerk Tmmons, after
he GETS his books and papers arranged, Will
have things so that he can find anything he
wants at o glance 1t is o great improve
ment.
Diel last Monday at her home near Pa
nola. Mrs. Mary A. Earvin. wife OF Ar
Thomas r. Harvin. The deceased has
been i'll for Il long time and her death was
not q surprise to hcr host of friends II this
town.
Th. Manning Academy opens Monday,
Semember 6. Major Mclean and MIS-:
Alsbrook are teachers OF experience ana
viii use all modern devices to advance pu,
Dils. Four grades. Tuition, 81, 81 % &no
81. according to grade.
Now. that onr merchants have aoo1I
opened up their immense stocks OF soo"S'
and the deecy staple is coming IN, the peo-
u,e want to see who it is that will DO the
best hustliug for trade. Adver tlslnG IS ths
thing to pull trade.
1t was with much pleasure that we saw
Mr. 5. NJ Smith, Of Seloc, in Manning IasS
Saturday This old patriot has only re cen 1iy
recovered from a severe spell OF liIness ou;
he is all right again, and we hope ne Will
be spared for many years.
Go to Broc.:inton's for whatever you
want.
Some time ago Mr.. W. Y. Kennedy. OF
sandy Grove, missed turkey gobbler and
when found he was setting on nest OF
tn;stsen Guinea eggs, and one OF our read.
- snSious to know whether they Will he
e.Ijaa tu:keys or guiDeas when hatcaed
,,,,,s keau few written cards with
Sa,, MAY want them when you least
ssUnect il to introduce yourself to straASer'
.aSccomnauy present, TO use when call
no will furnish the cards ana VIE %Ii.s