The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-01-05
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j. D. Alsbrsc& has a good one-hOrse farm
for rent
Mr.. c. s. Braahan os Silver has very
sick child
Mr. q. J. LeseSne OF Kingstree spent last
Sunday with his relatives in Manning.
90 to ssoc,:lton's for whatever you
~aat.
The annual meeting of the Comfy Board
OF Commissioners was held last Monday.
We are glad to inform our readers that
\ enator McLanrln is recovering from his
illness.
There seems to be a disposition among
the farmers to curta!l the use OF fertilizers
this year.
Opr representatives in the General As
sslnbly met with the County Commission :
ers last Monday.
Sine Candies in 1-pound boxes, 25c. r.
3. Loryea, the druggist.
The towns artesian well has been bored
over 400 feet and Contractor Bell thinks he
will be able to finish it by tomorrow.
Many of the original package shops are
going out Of business. We suppose they
do this to save rcat during the dull season }.
Quite crowd was in town last Monday
and Manning was the only town in the
State where the sheriff did not sell prop
erty.
\ 6re line of stationery at Brocainton'S. 5.
at all prices. Next to n. Lewis.
Rev. James Mcdowell and bride arrived
home last Thursday and they are receiving
the congratulations aud good wishes Of
friends.
Nsrriea at the residence of the brides
parents, last Thursday, by Rev. J. O..
Cough, Mr.. John J. Berry and Miss Mary
DaYis, q daughter Of Dir. n. B. Davis.
Gen. johnson Hagood died at his home
in Barnwell yesterday, ct the age OF 81
years. He was one among South Carolinas
noblest sons, aud the whole State monrns
his loss.
Bakers Chocolate for cooking purposes
r. B. Loryea, the druggist.
II YOU see a large tree on Main street with
the bark all knocked Of Of one side, you
eea not th!nk it was struck by lightning;
it was run into by young LADY learning 70
ride a wheel.
County Treasurer Bowman informs Us
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which only leaves little over $1,000 yet to
be collected This has been the hest col!ec.
ton since 1890.
Married to-day by Rev. S. E. Bishop, at
the residence of the brides parents, near
Sandy Grove, Mr.. W. L. McFadden and
Miss Eloise Burgess, daughter Of Mr..
Thomas E. Burgess.
Biggest stock OF fine Candies in town. +.
g. Loryea. the druggist.
Mr. A. &. Mason and Miss Orilia Green
of New Zion were married December 18th,
Rev. W. C.. Gleaton officiating. Miss Green
is a granddaughter Of the late Capt. P. VI.
Gibbons. Mr.. Mason is from North Caro-
lima.
Rev. Clarence E. wilkins. eldest son o.
Mr.. E. j.. Wilkins, was ordained last SRn
day IN the Manning Baptist church as q
minister Of that denomination. Nr. Wiz
kins is graduate of the Louisville (hy.)
theological seminary.
The officers OF Damon Lodge K. of P.
recently elected, viii be installed tomorrow
night. After the installation ceremonies
there will be an oyster supper, to which a.!
of the members and visiting Knights are
cordially invited.
Look-look-eo to Brockintons for that
wonderful Celery Compound, only 81. per
bottle Mex; % Nj Lewis.
Ata tin unknown to the writer, Mr. W.
T. Lesesue planted an orange tree on the
road leading 10 Sumter, near sammy
Swamp, and !ef; it to Miss Callie McFadden
TO curture and bring up. Under her be-
nevo:ent ard kind treatment tie tree IS
ladened with buds. and on the 18th inst.
there will be orange blossoms galore.
Mr.. a. l.. Chavis recently Killed three
,,ics aged II mouths each, and the three
netted lin 9l6 pounds. He aiSo informs
rs that he made good supply Of lar;t and
plenty of sausage We believe he raised
the hogs, because he always raises fine
hogs. but it will take more tEan his e;upty
word 10 convince us aboat tie qaart!ty
aud quality Of the sausaGeS.
A few weeks ago Mr.. ". D. McFadden OF
Sandy Grove had two valuable mich cows
killed by being poisoned. The cows
strayed upon the premises OF neighbor
vino careles,ly Lett paris green lyiu5
around loose and the coSs got lo!d Of the
stuff and died. This was 4 severe les, to
Mr.. NcFaadea. whose wife is IN feeble
health and depended upon the milk for hes
sustenance People should not be allowed
to leace po,scn lying around loose; It IS
criminal ca.slesSneSs and should De so re-
garded by the law.
A reliable farmer told us last Monday
that friend OF his saw whiskey sold by the
bottle on the streets of Manning last SAinr-
day. We expressed our doubts, but be IL
sisted that his informant was a Thoroughly
reliable man There has been a snsplcion
OF late that some of the fruit stsuds on the
street are dealing 10 liquor, &nd some have
told US they knew it TO be fact, at the
same time they would not testify against
the parties In our Judgment the town
council would do good thing to drive all
the stands from the street.
OLD PEOPLE.