The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-01-26

Mrs. Ellen Iseman Of Spartanb burg is IN
Manning on a visit to her parents.
Governor Elleroe has reappointed Nr. G.
T. Worsham supervisor OF registration.
Fresh Garden Seed for sale BY R. B. Lor-
yea. the druggist
There is scarity Of liens so far IN the
clerks Office. Very few liens have been
fled so far.
tbs TINES Office can supply you with all
such things as titles, mortgages, liens,
labor contracts and other blanks.
60 to Brockinton's for whatever you
want.
Married last Sunday morning at the
Methodist parsonage, by Rev. W. q.
Hodges, Mr.. r. Lafayette Logan and Nrs.
Cattle McCabe-
Married by Rev. A. B. Watson at the res
idence Of Mr.. +. II. Griffin, near Pinewood,
last Wednesday, Mr.. r. NJ. Griffin and Mrs.
Eliza L. Connors.
Woods new crop Southern grown Garden
Seed. R. B. Loryea, the druggist.
Mr.. j. E. Green of New Zion was in Man
ming last Monday and he told US that the
people Of his section are much pleased with
the efforts of Senator Lesesne.
sUncle Bob" Davis, well-known colored
man living near Davis, had the misfortune
last Saturday morning to lose by fire his
eieht-room dwelling-house. There was no
insurance.
A fine line of stationery at Brockinton's.
al all prices. Next to II. Lewis.
Dr.. Jno. s. Rice, president Columbia Fe-
male College, will preach at Sunmerton
morning and night Of the fifth Sunday II
this month in the interest of the Woman's
Missionary Society.
Died on the 10th inst. OF her home in
West Lake, Fla, Mrs. Ella Speers, wife Of
Mr. E. 3. Speers. The deceased was a
daughter of Mr. r. L. Logan of this County
and was about 81 years Of age.
Biggest stock of fine Candies in town. R.
3. Loryea, the druggist
Senator Lesesne's bills to repeal the cot
ton seed license law and to authorize town
authorities to exchange labor of town con-
yicts with the counties, also his bill to reg
ulate public advertising have passed the
Senate.
Read what c. W. Kendall has to say in
another column. MIR. Kendall is here to
do business, and the past season has gwen
him sufficient encouragement to continue
selling his goods at cut-rate prices. He IS
not temporary resident here, but is fix
trre, and he proposes to offer such induce
ments as will warrant the public in giving
him continuance of its liberal patronage.
Look-look-go to Brockinton's for that
wonderful Celery Compound, only 81. per
bottle. Next to N. Lewis.
Supervisor Owens is the most popular
man in the town at this tine and Will con-
tinue to be as long as be continues disburS-
ing county funds All of the appropria-
tons are being paid in full, including SAL
aries; roads and bridge claims, together
with such claims as are IN excess of the
appropriations, get 60 cents on the dollar.
The supervisor thinks that he will be able
to pay out more later, when all the moneys
are in from taxes, fines and licenses.
When the news of the railroad wreck
which happened last Friday morning
reached Manning anxiety spread over the
entire community; everybody was anxious
for Captain William g. Webb. At every
turn the inquiry would come, "Is Captain
Webb hurt?" And when q rumor had got
ten afoat that the popular conductor vas
killed, sadness was depicted upon the
countenances of those who heard the re-
rort. Later, however, the joyful tidinss
came that Captain Webb was safe and
sound. It was great relief to his host Of
friends in this section.
Have YOU been vaccinated? II so, pro-
tect that sore from injury by using vacci-
nation shield. For sale by r. B. Loryea,
the druggist.
The meeting called for salesday by Clair
man Hodge should be well attended, and II
IL does not accomplish any more than an
exchange of views, it will do good. One OF
the main things operating to the dlssdVan-
tape of the farmer is his disincllnatlon to
organize. All other avocations in life are
oreanized and through their organizations
vast amount of good IS experienced. The
farmer seems content to plod along and
complain of his lot without making any ef-
fort whatever to take steps to better his con-
dition. This is an age Of organization, ana
in order to keep along with the progressive
march of the times, the farmers must come
together and pull together. onthe 7th day
OF February the court house should be
filed with all persons interested IN farm,
ing, and every farmer attending should
come prepared to give counsel as to the
best steps to be taken for the coming year.
There should be thorough discussion OF
the question decreased acreage" The ef-
feet at this time of memorializ:ug the Legls-
lature to repeal the lien law and all other
matters now agitating the cotton growers OF
this State.