The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-01-19

We are glad to learn today that DR.. c.
W. Barron is much better.
The Methodists of New Zion are building
o new parsonage at Pine Grove.
DR.. Clarendon w. Barron Mayesville is
at home recovering from his recent illness
Fresh Garden Seed for sale by R. B. Lor
yea. the druggist.
Nix. Fred Lesesne has accepted a position
rs bookkeeper withMr. David Levi at St
Paul.
Sheriff D. J. Bradhanl conveyed Mr.. Jack
Cobia Of St. Paul to the hospital for the IN
sane last Monday.
Miss George Ingram of Sumter has po-
sition in the epgrossing department IN the
State House in Columbia.
Vaccine Virus, Ivory Points, for sale by
r. B. Loryea the druggist.
W.C. puRant, Esq, has been appointed
to register the voters Of this town prior to
the coming municipal election.
Since the visit of the federal officers in
this county there has been drought n the
whiskey line IN certain sections.
Gr. John P. Thames, Packsville,s bust
Ing merchant, spent last Sunday IN Aan-
n;ug, looking the picture OF prosperity.
90 to Brochinton's for whatever you
want
The County Treasurer is hard at work
upon his report, and by next Monday Su-
pervisor Owens will disburse county funds.
The County Supervisor will begin dis
bu-sing the county funds IN q few days.
The County Treasurer is row hard at work
upon his report.
Mr. T. L. Player. formerly of New Zion,
now Of Timmonsville, was in town last
Monday, looking as well as only newly
married man can look.
A fine line of stationery at Brockinton's.
at all prices. Next to II. Lewis.
Married last Sunday, near New Zion, by
Rev. Mr.. Kinney, at the residence Of Mr..
r. Z. Tomhnson. Mr.. Peter Humphrey and
Miss Annie Welch.
Mr. Myer Levi of Rutherfordton, n. c.,
one of the most prominent merchants IN
the central portion of North Carolina, is in
Manning on visit to his parents.
Married on January 18th, at the residence
O, the brides parents, by Magistrate J. E.
Richbourg, Mr.. J. E. Husband and Miss
Minnie Baggett, all Of Clarendon County.
Biggest stock of fine Candies in town. r.
3. Loryea, the druggist.
Mr.. W. S. Harvin has undertaken to help
supply great need. He is building dwell
ing houses for rent. Will not some other
property owner do likewise? There is a
great demand for houses in this town.
Contractor Bell has finished the artesian
well in front Of the court house. Phe flow
is not as large as we had hoped, but it is a
plenty for ordinary purposes. The quality
OF the water is about the same as that at the
Baptist church.
When the registration books open to reg
lister town voters. Every man entitled to
vote in the municipal election should be
registered Mr. W. G.. DuRant has been
appointed to register the voters and he will
give notice OF the time aud place.
Look-look-go to Brockinton's for that
wonderful Celery Compound, only 81. per
bottle Next to II. Lewis.
At the last meeting of the Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners DR.. w. u. Brockinton
was elected county physician; Slr. 5. L.
Stidham, superintendent OF the poor farm,
and o contract was made with HE ZINES
20 do the public printing.
4 party Of hunters. composed OF Nessrs.
w. r. Davis W. E. Davis, J. E. Davis and
5. Warren Nelson, Jr., went down the San
tee to Georgetown. They started on the 4th
inst. and returned home last Thursday
They report plenty of fish and game and q
first class time. It would make Nun
chaussen blush to bear some OF the stories
of the trip.
Clerk OF Court Timmens tells rs that he
has collected S225 from those who bought
seed cotton last fail without 4 license, and
be thinks a majority of the others will pay
ND before court. The list is being closely
watched and before court ali those who
have paid will be listed and said list pub
lished; the others viii be hstAd by the
grand jury.
When you can not sleep for coughing
take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It al
ways gives prompt relief. 1t is most excel
lent for colds, too, as It aids eXpectorauon,
relieves the lungs and prevents any ten
6aDcy toward pne0mOOia EOr sale by x.