The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-04-26

NC ASI SOASSA SNS~-AS ~
paper where the copy is
brought in later than Sat
urday noon.
Real what Jenkinson has to say IN his
ads this week.
Governor Ellerbe has gone to Sammer-
Vile in search of strength.
Jenkipsoa bas some very interesting
reading i, bis ads this week.
The school ut Fn!ton that has been pre-
sided over by Miss Seig, vii! close on
May 1st.
Brcckinton has full line Of spectacles
and can TT yours or ola eyes. Try nm.
Married ct Pinewood Methodist church
this evening Mr.. y. F. Stack and Miss
Naude Griffin.
All kinds OF Paints, Oils and Varoishes.
r. B. Loryea, the druggist.
Capt. w. c. Davis accompanied by his
wife came home last Saturday night Lieut..
a. C. Davis came home on Friday.
Everybody likes good perfumery. DR..
Brockinton has o full supply OF all kinds
and can please you.
We were told By one of our town mer-
chants that his cash trade was better last
Saturday than any day this season.
Beautify your old buggy with coat O OF
Carriage Gloss Paint. We sell It. T. b.
Loryea. the druggist.
Captain D. J. Bradham informs as that
he has received about 200 pounds Of hams
and about $50 IN cash contributed for the
Reunion. and he hopes in few days to
receive considerably more.
Lightning did deadly work near Aicolu
Yesterday afternoon. State Kingwood DR.,
o co!ore6 man WAS killed. and two mules
belonging to D. w Alderman Sons Co.
were killed. The woods foreman Was Sc
verely stunned.
Make your old furniture look as good as
new by using Tarnish Stains. We sell
them. E. 3. Loryea, the druggist
Owing to the extreme illness of his mother
Rev. J. J. Movers was unable to leave home,
and was forced to disappo!nt his congresa-
ton at Fellowship last Sunday. and he has
written to say that be will preach ut Fellow
ship next Sunday morning at II o'clock.
and there will Sunday school ut $3.50 p. M,
and preaching again at I p. III. He hopes
to have full congregation.
We have had to throw into the waste
basket two communications because they
were not accompanied with the name OF
the writer Communications Will not re-
ceive q place in this paper uuless the nanlo
of the writer is known to the paper. or
course the writer's name will not be pub
lishcd unless so requested, but we must
have the name before we cas give space to
the article.
A torpid liver causes depression of spir-
its, indigestion, constipation, headache.
Use DR. II 4 Simmons Liver Medicine 10
stimulate that organ. Sold by Dr. w NJ
Brockinton.
The Clarendon portion of Co. I'D" came
home early Thursday morning on the
through freight: they were accompanied by
Lieut.. J. E. Kelly. The boys speak IN al
fectioDate terms Of Col Willie Jones. who
seems to have endeared himself to the prl-
Yates in the entire regiment; on the othet
band, some Of the officers Of the regiment
do not entertain very high regard for Col.
onel Jones as military man, they regard
him too lenient. and not enough Of dis.
ciplinarian.
Al embarrassing discovery was made yes
terdav in the house on Keith street, owned
BY Mrs. EugginS, part OF which is occupied
as Wells tonsorial parlor, and the other
part has been unoccupied for some months.
Yesterday gentleman, accompanied hy
his wife and her sister, went to look at the
unoccupied apartments with the view &C
renting them for q law Office, they were
guided by Mr.. Wells. who not onl y was
ready 10 show his willingness 10 baVe
neichbor under the same roof, but be
was anxious. When the rooms was reached
the Young lady started into one, when she
was obstructed by the handsome form OF
the guide and advised not to enter that
room :womanlike, her curiosity was aroused
and to her dismay and the guides chagrin
tbe place resembled Il blind tiger after q
visit of State constables The whole place
vas covered with beer bottles corks aud
tin tops. Then, Of course, the guide was
set in motion to explain that they were not
his but the discarded property OF dis
Denser Of the States law, however, the
Young lady was not so easily fooled. She
is O. indge of human nature, and can tell
beer drinker by his shape.
There is at present in the Clarendon
iail an object of pity; she IS Corneil'
BRYANT, white woman, under sentence
which will not expire until next Au
gust. She occupies L cell abont 6NS teet
and before the expiration OF her sentence
she will become mother. Her condition
appeals to humanity, and prompted by
humane motive the writer went to Co!uIn
bia tc intercede with Governor Ellerbe fo'
her liberation; the Governor was sick and
could not receive visitors We wrote him
q statement of the wretched womanS con
6itiou and situation, but he dec!ln ed to ln
terfere with the courts sentence Again
we wrote him and plead with him to re-
consider his decision, and again he refused
We only wish the Governor could come K
Ionninc and see for himself how thi'
vretched woman is situated. The woman
isnot only incarcerated IN building witt
va orraooemertS to keep 1t n good Sanl
tory condition, but on one side OF her IS {
c-;In;naI condemned to die Oh the gaIiow!
nayt month, and several others are on tn;
other SIDE who are charged with murder
Tbe crime for which this white woman l
suffering is adultery, and while we canno
<o,5one her offepse. we cannot help feel