The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-03-03
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MIR. A. W. Knight, of the Sumter Herald,
was in town last Monday.
Red and white onion sets at + 5. Lor
yeas.
GIr. S. E. Ingram has moved into the
Mood house on Church street.
Mrs. Ellen IsemaH, of Spartan bulg, Is in
Manning. visiting her parents.
For reut-A FIVE room cottage on Aeitt
street. Apply to R. Il. Davis.
Some of our Salem friends want to re-
new the agitation for new county.
The County Board of Commissioners DO
not meet until the first Monday in April.
The Teachers Association met last Sat
urday and had very interesting meeting.
Early Rose and Beauty of Hebron seed
potatoes for sale by r. 3. Loryea. the drug
gist.
Mrs. j. T. Stukes and Mrs. S. J. Less
left last Thursday for visit to relatives IN
Florida.
The Forks population was recently in
creased by about twenty people from
Richland.
The Social Circle had pleasant meeting
last Friday evening al the residence OF Mr..
]. T. Stukes.
Judge klugh spent Sunday in Manning
and went to Samter Mondsy morning to
open court.
Try International Stock Food, the best
powder for horses and cattle. For sale by
L. B. Loryea, the druggist.
Gen. Thomas A. Hugonin died at his
home in Charleston last Saturday night.
He was 5S years of age.
Mrs. C. G. Oliver, of Ssntee, is in Man
ming, visiting her sister, Mrs +. E. Brock
inton, who is quite sick.
Mr.. S. R. venning and Mr.. ". C. Bag
nal have accepted positions as satesmen IN
the store of Mr.. n. Levi.
T.w. Wood & Soa's genuine Early Rose
seed potatoes for sale by Z. B. l. Loryea, the
Druggist
Solicitor Wilson was summoned to Co.
iumbia by telegram to assist ID TIE work OF
the eDgrossing department.
We understand that Mr W. S. Harvin
has been awarded the contract for building
the new Methodist church.
The entertainment given at the Institute
last Thursday night was q financial success
despite the inclement weather.
Died last Sunday. near Providence
Church. Just over the Clarendon line, Mrs.
Cynthia Hodge, aged about 81 years.
The Board of Health has addressed a
communication to the town council requir-
ing them to have the ditcbes cleaned out.
If voa would have fine gerden, buy your
seed and onion sets at Il. B. Loryea's.
On last Saturday little girl about eleven
wears of age was burned to death near Pine
Grove, in Salem. We did not learn her
name.
Died at her home in Summerville last
Saturday in the $50 year Of her age, Mrs.
F. NJ. Slres, mother of Mrs. W. c. Chandler,
of this town.
Mrs. II. E. Walker has the Bunch Yam
potato slips for sale and if anyone wants
them they had better apply at once, because
these potatoes are the most prolific and
highly favored that are raised IN this
country.
Ladies, have you tried pa,r Of Brock
i.tons fine scissors? If not, why not?.
The recent rains have p1t the county
bridges in very bad fix, and we fear very
mnch that our Supervisor will not have a
sufficient amount Of money to do the work
properly.
One of the most thoughtful things done
bv the General Assembly was to pass a
resolution to protect ex-Secretary OF State
James Z. Tindal should the State lose the
agricultural hall case.
Messrs. Fred Lesesne and Joseph Sprott,
of Jordan. left this morning for Baltimore
to attend the Sadler Business College. They
will stop over in Washington to see the lu-
auguration.
There will be dedication service at the
coiored college, in Orangeburg, next Satur.
day. ..Bradhan Hail." named in honor OF
CAPTAIN D. J. Bradham, is to be dedicated
and the Governor and other distinguished
gentlemen are to be present.
Cards are out anrouncinga q double mar
r,aoe to take place at the residence OF Mr.
J. Ebert Davis on the evening of the 10th
inst. The contracting parties will be Mr..
3. c. Coskrey and Miss Alice Davis, and
M. S. 4. Hunter and Miss Lizzie Davis,
Red aud white onion sets for sale at Il.
B. Loryea's.
Professor Patr;ck's Pine Grove school had
very pleasant entertainment on Washing
tons birthday. There was very large
crowd present and G we'll selected program
was given the audience for their entertain
ment. At the conclusion magnlhcen'
dinner was spread.
Two business houses in this town have
already sol2 about 1000 tons OF fertilizers
this season, which is about S40.O00 buried
in the grouz6, which could nave been saved
If the farmers would make their own ferti.
lizers instead Of buying this commercial!
stuff.
Some of the young bloods of this town
are practicing 10 give a minstrel pertor.
vance at some future time. We hope
,rhen they consider th emselves ready, that
they will 60 to Nayesville to give their first
show: we owe them people srudge and
thls will be good way to pay 1t.
We have seen nothing about an act au-
tbor1zinc the Supervisor to build hre
nroof va ult for the county RECORDS as was re-
recommended by q former grand jury nor
there been any provision made 10 put iHe
chain gang system into operatlon III tn!S
county. Neither can be done oy lne super
visor without the necessary a0'HoEi'S.
Thomas & Bradham are going to put
srsrv farmer in the county II position &c
-, o,5 i. broov They have Just