The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-10-05

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urday noon.
Mrs. Abe Levi has returned home from
her summer outing.
The Pine Grove Academy opened up last
Monday with fine enrolment.
Harness, harness; they are out Of sight.
Legg d Hutchinson.
Mrs. NJ. E. Burgess has returned home
from e visit to friends in Sumter.
Leok at the ia,e on the label of your pa
per and then come il and pay up.
Rust proof seed oats for sale by Legg &
Hutchinson.
MIR. j. Y. Stukes, Jr., left last Thursday
night to attend the Charleston Medical Col
lege.
Died last Monday, near Pine Grove, 8
six months daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. L.
Morris.
School books and school supplies at the
Summerton Drug Store.
The County Board Of Commissioners
were in session last Monday and disposed
Of considerable business.
Mrs. n. A. Hall and children returned
last Wednesday night after spending about
month visiting relatives in and around
EutaEville.
When in Manning call at Taylor's can
vas gallery and have your picture taken.
Died last Saturday, Charles, the 5-year-
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. ". Mccall.
Death was caused from on overdose Of
worm medicine.
The registration officers are being kept
busy issuing registration certificates. This
meeting winds up the obtaining OF certih-
Gates tor this year.
Writing paper of all kinds, at sll prices,
at the Summerton Drug Store.
Died last Sunday night at Wilson, an in
fant twin son of Capt. and Mrs. j. a.
James. Rev. James Mcdowell attended
the funeral rites.
The ladies are patronizing Hsrvin i Bar
ron's elevator that leads upward into the
dress-making department, and onward into
the husbands pockets.
B-ockinton has full line of spectacles.
and can fit young or old eyes. Try him.
Rev. James Mcdowell left this morning
for Kingstree to attend Harmony Presby-
Ea TO ho no in, TINA n FIJI
his pulpit next Sunday.
MIR. j. C. Baker of New Zion was in town
last Monday and he reports his section OF
the county in 8 prosperous condition; they
did not raise 4 cents cotton.
Photos, three for 25c for next ten days,
at Taylor's canvas gallery, Manning, S. G.
A Wesc India gale struck the sea coast
last Sunday night and did great havoc to
property. The damage at Georgetown is
estimated at not less than $4,000.
Lieut.. james E. Kelly came home from
Jacksonville last Sunday looking first rate,
and he reports the boys in very good
health. He has seyen-day furlough.
If you have weak eyes and need glasses,
90 to Brockinton's drug store.
Last Thursday as Mr.. J. II. Strange was
starting to Manning with load Of cotton,
he had not driven but = short distance
from home when one OF his mules dropped
dead.
Court convenes on the 17th inst, and we
would be ever SO much oblge, if those OF
our subscribers who are in arrears, will
come iu and settle. We need money to run
our business.
They are beauties-Legg & Hutchinson s
buggies. Come and see them. llO-2t
Governor Ellerbe has appointed the fol-
lowing commissioners Of election: Federal,
Louis Appelt, A. J. Rlchbourg, Alonzo
Smith; State, B. A. johnson, S. W. McIn-
sosh. C. T. Ridgeway.
Married on the 18th day OF September by
Rev, w. A. Pitts Of Jordan. at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Harris Clark, Mr.. Joe Ora
ham of Foreston and Miss Reese Thames,
daughter of the late E. D. Thames.
Iwiil be in Manning for the next ten
days making fne photos. Satisfaction
guaranteed. J. B. Taylor. no
If you want good lunch served, call at
the New York Racket store about noon
every day. The freshest crackers and the
purest cream cheese, together with fruits
IN season can be enjoyed at that famous es-
adjustment.
Married BIZ Magistrate A. j. Richbourg,
of St Paul, on the l4th day Of September.
Mr.. Hubert Thames and Mrs. Mary Thames,
widow of the late B. D. Thames, the groom s
father. The relationship was unknown to
the magistrate.
Everybody likes good perfumery. DR..
Brockinton has full supply OF all kinds
and can please you.
The primary election to decide who shall
be Senator from Sumter county comes OF
next Tuesday. Both candidates, Altamons
Moses and Richard l. Manning, have many
friends in this county who are waiting for
the result with interest.
Died last Wednesday, near Wilson, Mr..
James White, aged about 4S years. The
deceased leaves O wife and six helpless
children in an extremely destitute condi-
.tiou. Some Of our benevolent people can
do Good charitable work here.
For Rent-Four-room cottage, S6; Net
Ties house, rooms, SIS. Apply Mrs. I. 9
AlSbrook. i'u
The laborers who built the pyramids did
not work under such disadvantages as have
long been attributed to them; Recent re-
search shows that they had solid and tubu'
lar dcil,s and lathe tools. The drills were
set with Jewels and cut into the rocks with