The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-03-23

lne druggist.
The pastors of the different churches
have decided to take two collections g;
the Sunday evening union services for the
benefit of the suffering Cubans. The mrs;
collection was taken at the Methodist
church last Sunday night. Another will be
taken at the Presbyterian church next Sun
day night. Mr. Joseph Sprott is also au-
thorized to receive Subscriptions during
the week.
President J. C. Wilboln of the State Far
merS' Alliance has been receiving reports
from the many sub-Alliances throughout
the State which met and reorganized IN re-
sponse to call issued by him. The out
look of the order IS most encouraging, de-
c!ared President Wilborn. The regular
quarterly meetings will be held the second
Friday in April, the Sth. and at each lee
turer will be on hand.
There are three little things which 90
more work than auy other three little things
created-thev are the ant, the bee and De-
Witr's Little Early EiSerS, the last beng
the famous little pills for stomach and
liver troubles. R. 3. Loryea. Manning; Il.
L. Wilson, Jordon: L. ". NettleS. Foreston.
The voters of the town Of Manning have
only one day more in which to register. 50
far very few have taken advantage OF the
opportunity and the surprising part OF 1t
is, that there seems to be an indifference
among the propertyownins class. This
should not be; every man IN this town
who owns property should so to Mr.. ". {.
DuRant and procure a registration certih-
cate. He is not compelled to vote unless
he wants to, hut without a certificate he
canno. vote if he should SO desire.
The building next door to TIE TINES Of
fee has Just been completed. and 1t vii! be
occupied by Miss Edith Ware as MILL
nery store. Miss Ware has secured the
services of an expert milNner and she pro-
poses to give Manning and its vicinity an
opportunity to buy their millinery at home.
Miss Wares establishment IS the only eX-
elusive ladies store in the county and every
attention will be given TO the trade. her
store is handsomely fitted up and IN build
ing il, an eye was kept open for the con-
venience and comfort of those who come
from distances to do their shopping.
What pleasure is there in life with
headache, constipation and blhousnesS:
Thousands experience them who could De
come perfectly healthy by using Dewitt S
Little Early Risers. the famous little pills.
Il. 5. Loryea, Manning; Il. L. Wilson, Jor-
dan; L. ". NettleS, Foreston.
Avid turkey weighing eighteen pounds
was killed last Friday morning IN "hal!oo
bay bv Mr.. B. P. Fulton. The bird was
about FIVE years old and bad beard twelve
inches long. Mr.. Fulton sent Us one foot,
as 3 sample Of the kind OF game that
abounds in Halo bay. near Eoreston.
with the promise that his next turkey
would come to US. One day last week this
same gentleman sent TO Manning mud
fish which weighed twecty.three pounds.
He certainly lives il 8 great hsh and game
country, and We hope he will soon kill the
grand-daddy Of the turkey be killed last
Friday.
twas mentioned in these columns at the
time, that Dr.. Ramsey, pastor OF the Char
lesion Citadel Square Baptist church, per-
formed marriage service and united Mr.
julius Moses and Miss Carrie Avlnger, IN
spite of the protestations Of the groom.
The family Of the bride surrounded Moses
and, with drawn pistols, compelled him to
stand up and allow DR.. Ramsey to make
him the husband of fallen woman. No
ses appealed to the preacher for protection
and to not become party to the outrage,
but the preacher needed him not Last
Thursday the matter was called up n the
court and Judge Buchanan signed an Or
der anaulling the marriage. The woman
did not put in he- appearance.
Whooping cough is the most distressing
maia6y; but its duration can be cut short
bv the use Of One Minute Cough Cure,
which is also the best known remedy for
Group and all lung and bronchial troubles.
z. B. Loryea, Manning; Il. l.. Wilson, Jor-
dan; L. ". Nettles, Foreston.
We have seen and carefully examined
Moe. Webber'S cloth measuring machine
and we consider it the best thing for the
purpose ever invented. We believe that
when it is put on the market for sale every
merchant who handles dry goods will Sc
cure one, as it is indispensable for making
stock inventories. One person can easily
operate 1t. It will unroll and measure ac-
curately to within an eighth of an inch any
thickness or width of goods at the rate OF
forty or fifty yards per minute, leaving the
bolt in as nice shape as when 1t came from
the factory We congratulate Mr.. Weber.
and hope he will be able to make tnan-
cial success out Of his enterprise, as he de-
serves.
Manning will soon have an election for
officers to govern the town, and every citl-
zen should feel interested. There should
be such an interest shown that the very
best men can be selected. This town IS
no longer village; on every hand Is the
signs of growth and improvement, and
what is needed must be evident to every
observing persona live town council, men
who can spare the time to look after the
town. The present council with the means
at its command has done well, aud when
we consider the hindrances and obstacles
in the way of the council. We have no hesI-
tancv in saying that no set OF men coUld
have done better Much Of the work has
fallen upon the Intendant. and be deserves
most of the credit In order that he could
devote his attention to the towns needs
be was forced to make many sacrifices; not
withStanding this he stuck to the task with
4 very commendable faithfulness. Another
council will have 10 be elected and under
the changed conditions in the law every
man must have registration certificate be-
fore he can cast vote. and there Is only
one day left 70 procure certificate. Not-
ers, do your duty AID register at once.
Bucklen'S 4rnica SalYe.
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