The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-03-16


Cotton Seed for sale, grown by Mr.. Furse OF
Summeroo; so cents for lG0 seed.
Yours for trade,
". E. JENkINSON.
Notice is hereby given
that no advertisements will
be hereafter changed in this
paper where the copy is
brought in later than Sat
urday noon.
Rev. J. 0. Cough has sufficiently recov-
cred from lis recent illness TO be able to
ride cut.
Mr.. Ernest Bul,man and bride OF Sumter
spent Sunday in Manning the guests OF
Mr.. S. a. Rugby.
Go to Brockintons for whatever you
want.
jeff Davis, co,ored laborer at Alder
mans mill, died Sunday from the effects OF
an accident received at the buttirs saw last
Friday.
Miss Lula Badger. after spending few
DAYS in Manning with her aunt, Mrs. l. c..
Ingram, left this morning for her new home
at Marion, s. c.
Contractor McRoy is giving Mr.. }. H.
Rigby very handsome house; in fact the
Architectural design is the prettleStl 10 Nan
ming, and when finished It Will be very at
tractive.
Onion Sets for sale by Il. B. Loryea, the
druggist.
Some of our merchants are opening up
spring goods, and from the new stocks
coming IN Naming, stores will be as gay
and as pretty as the flowers that bloom
n the sprlng-t!ne,
Married this evening at Salters. S. c., IN
the Methodist church, by Rev. L. G. Boul-
ware, Mr.. ". II. McGee and Mrs. NJ. A,
Hodge. widow of the late Junius u. dodge.
formerly Of this county.
Woods Garden Seed. tested and true, for
sale by r. B. Loryea, the druggist.
Every man who is qualified, should at
tend to his duty of having himself regis
tered so that be can cast his vote 10 the mu-
nicipal election. Mr. W. c. DuRant, the
registrar, has notice IN another column.
At the recent meeting Of the County
Board OF Equalization quite q deal Of prop
srty was raised in value and notices sent
out to those who object to the increased
valuation to appear before tie board on the
4th DAY Of April next.
Fresh Garden Seed for sale BY r. 3. Lcr-
yea. the druggist.
Died last Saturday afternoon, iIrs. Matte
Timmons, wife Of Clerk Of Court J. Il. I'm
mons, aged 25 years. The funeral took
place at Oak Grove church Monday morn
ing. Rev. W. H. Hodges, pastor Of the
Manning Methodist church. ofhc!ated.
There will be another entertain ent at
the Institute Hall tomorrow (Ib',rsCayl
night. The proceeds will be divided with
the Cemetery Association. The o,ram
will consist Of panoramic views Of q Four
Through Europe, Egypt, the Holy Land
and Johnstown Disaster Also recitatlons
and photographic concert. Admission
% cents; children, 10 cents. There should
be a full house.
Woods Early Rose Seed Potatoes for sale
by r. 3. Loryea, the druggist.
Died at Alcolu on Sunday, 9th OF March,
1898, Mr. James H. Cockriil. His remains
were buried the day following at Prov!-
dence Baptist church IL Surlter county.
Mr.. Cochrill was g soldier in the Confeder-
ate war and was faithful 10 his country.
He was good citizen, ready At all times to
assist any one he could who was ~ need
and appreciated any kindness shown to
him bv others, He leaves q wife and SIX
children to mourn his loss. He was 63
wear old his last birthday.
4 fine line of stationery at BrockntonS 5,
at all prices Next to NJ. Lewis.
Summerton has a druggist who has shown
disposition to put little push into his
business. We gefer to MI. d. y. Rha!ne,
who has an advertisement II this issue,
which shows him to be L man OF energy
and business enterprise. l. IS such men
that succeed in business. Mr.. Rhame Will
see good results from the step IL the right
direction he has taken and the people al
WAYS take pleasure IN encouraging those
who prove By their acts that they deserve
encouragement. Read D. 0. Thames ad-
vertisement.
Moods new crop Southern grown Garden
Seed. Ii. B. Loryea the druggist.
In another column will be seen comalu-
nicatiou from Col David W. brallstord
with reference to the annual meeting OF
the Confederate Veterans to take place II
Charleston. Col. Braisford IS an enthusi
asuc survivor and is already at any time 10
give his comrades good time. Those who
attend the reunion IN Charleston, and It IS
to be hoped that Clarendon VII! be repre-
sented BY large omp!enent OF men, will
have good time Everything that loyal
people can do. will be done to make the