The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-10-26

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Daner where the copy is
brought in later than SAT
urday noon.
Sea 70 it that one Of the managers come
Gov tho ballot boxes on November 3rd.
Go to Tavlor's for fine photos.
Died near Duties store last Friday night
Mr.. James Richbourg aged about DO years.
srockintoa has full line Of spectscies.
and caI, fl; ,orng or cd eyes. Try MN
The d.essmnkcrs ana nii!lners are reap
ing harvest from the prospective orioes-
,o-,s -e' 12-tfl.
Two colored men were lynched in Edge
field yesterday for the murder OF Mrs. AT
kinson.
If you have weak eyes and need glasses,
90 to Brockinton's drug store.
The ballot boxes for the general election
will not be delivered before the 3td OF NO
vember.
When you come to town have your
pictures taken at Taylor's. ll2-tlJ J..
The cash trade among our merchants is
very satisfactory, considering the low pEice
Of cotton.
Lecp S Hutchinson are going to give
away SlOO. Read their advertisement ana
see how it is done.
The town clerk is keeping his books
omen for the collection of taxes st Loryea
drug store.
Everybody likes good perfumery., Dr.
Brockinton has full supply OF all KINDS
and can please you.
Died last Friday. near Jordan. Amy, the
S-year-old daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. hooere
J. Ridgeway.
For Rent-Four-room cottage. S6; Net
ties house. s rooms, sl3. Apply Mrs: Z: y.
Aisbrook. ~"
MIR. J.H. Garland Of Sardinia has been
OT2WH on luS Cl4@S@ SSs-SSS
meets in Columbia 2Sth Of November.
Beautiful line of box paper iaud envel-
opes, latest styles, lowest prices. h. D.
Loryea, the druggist.
will preach at Oak Grove church on the
fifth Sunday at $50 P. ". and at bethle-
hem church ats ii. ". a. PITTS.
Paw your town taxes. Office open after 2
O'Clock at Loryea's drug store.
e-3tl E. j. BROWNE, Clerk and Treas.
Quite number from Clarendon are tax.
ing in the festivities in Charleston TINS
week and several more will go down TO-
night.
The Manning Academy will open Mon
dsy. October 3. Tuition, 81, 81, S3 and 81.
English, Latin, French, music and art
taught. Z. =. ALsSHooA-
The Second Regiment has been moved
from Jacksonville none tco soon. Savan'
nah is healthier and is better in every pa'
ticular.
am still in Manning making tne
photographs; will be here only ten
more days. Satisfaction guaranteed
[12-tfl }. B. 1aylor.
Died last Thursday, after lingering III.
ness, Mrs. Susan Winter, aged about u
wears. The funeral took place at Andrew $
chapel Friday.
Messrs. T. &. Curtis and George F. von-
Koloitz Of the Charleston Bar and j. /.
Barron of the Columbi;. Bar are in attend
ance upon the court.
CAPTAIN William Webb tie popular, con
ductor Of the Atlantic Coast Line, IS attend
ing Court as is Captain W. n. Royal, the
superintendent Of the road.
The ladies of Pine Grove church viii
give bot supper at their church next Fr.'
day night. ! good time is anticipated
Thanks for an invitation.
The Second Regiment is now encamped
at Savannah, preparatory to going to Cuba
and it IS thought they will 60 to Cubs
about the middle of next month.
There is opposition 10 the Democratic
nominee for Congress. and every Dem ocra
should 90 out to the polls on the oth OF NO
SCulUSL 2IO NOsS Ava WI ESs-ty --SAA-ANN'
In the federal election notice, through al
oversight we published the lSth as the ia.
for the election, when it should have reat
the Sth. Rene Der the general clectloi
comes off November S:h, 1888.
Col. $. w. Nelson was IN town last Mon
tay and his friends were delighted to Sc
him so much improved IL health. Ib
colonel has bad severe illness. but D
is IN better health now than he has been Il
years.
4 dispetch from PekIn states tnat anon:
the dangerous vagGrles Of the emperor
China was the cutting of OF his queue an'
''wearing his hair pom mpadour, as be hat
seen it done in pictures OF New Ior
dudes.
Mr.. J. P. Fielder of Felders came to towi
last Saturday to do some shopping, and al
ter making his purchases he discovered
that he had lost his pocketbook containin;
between SIS and $50. He offers rcwar,
of SIS to the finder.
The co!ored Baptists held their associa
ton near Tindal's mill last Sunday an
from what we can hear there wns consider
able vending of whiskey on the outside
g,be services were interfered with, by frss
ing ard quarell:ne and lighting.
For broken sulfaces, sores, Insect bite:
barus, skin diseases and especially pile
there is only one reliable remedy, De Wit
Witch Hazel sa!ve. When YOU call for D.
Wits don't accept counterfeits or frauds
You will not be disappointed with Dewitt
witch Hazel Salve. L. 3. Loryea, Mar
Ming: L. W. Nettles, Foreston; II. L. WI
son, Jordan.