The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-08-09

Mr.. Il. II. Boger, foreman u AHE- .'t-''
and his family IS visiting relatives IN Norm
Carolina.
Mr. Louis Loyns and family have lett
Manning to make their future home II
TmmonsvIlle.
Bird Cages at cost. Manning Hardware
Co.
There will be game of base ball between
Pamela and Elloree. on the grounds OF the
former tomorrow afternoon. Thanks for
bid.
Died at her home in Sumter county last
Saturday in the 6Stl year Of her age, MRS.
W. W. Mood, widow of the late Rev. '" W.
Mood.
Some Of the Clemson College faculty
passed through Manning last Friday after
noon On their way to Summerton to hoio
Farmers Institute.
Antitrust tinware, q positive guarantee
against rust goes with each article sotd al
Manning Hardware Co.
The government has decided to issue
rold certificates, not smaller than S2O, and
that beng the case, it is hardly probable
that MANY of them will reach US.
Major S. A. Durham of Marion who is
well know to the survivors OF the war BE-
tween the States, in this county. and es-
pecially to the members of the 23rd regl-
ment, died at his home in Marion last
Thursday.
Mr.. Clarence P. D'Ancona, Of Chicago
Ill, Youngest brother of Miss Corrlne DAN
coma, the young lady bethrothed to our
fellow-townsman Mr.. Louis Levi, was taken
sick last Friday with an acute attack OF ap-
pendicitis from which he died the next
day.
There is worm going over the county,
which is giving our farmers conslderaole
concern. Mr.. E. D. Hodge, OF Alcolu.
brought 8 handful of cotton bolls which
were eaten and destroyed by this pest. The
worm eats his way through all kinds OF
vegetation that has q money value TO II.
One of our merchants, Mr.. Max NJ. hras-
nof recentlv returned from New York says,
that he had q very pleasant trip and en-
loved e bath while in the great metropolis.
Mr.. KrasnoF has not been feeling well
since his return, possibly the result OF
reckless dissipation in taking bath While
on 3 trip.
Go to Brockinton's for delicious and re-
freshing drink, when heated.
Bied yesterday morning at the residence
OF Mrs. Louise Higgins, IN Manning Mrs.
Ann F. Connors, rellct OF the late Col.
Thomas n Connors. The deceased
was about 50 years Of age; she was the only
sister Of the late DR.. John I. Ingram, and
halt sister to the late Doctors Herman d.
and G. Allen Hogslns.
Always destroy the dread Of becoming q
mother by taking Simmons Squaw Vine
Wine or Tablets. Sold by DR. W NJ Brock
inton.
There is some talk Of establishing
another paper in Manning; competition
is the life Of trade and we hope if the pro-
iect materialiZes, our competitors viii be
pleasant neighbors, and their IS no reason
why they should not be. TIE TINES got
along when there was competition, and
continues to get on without competition
and that too, without wearing another
mans collar.
Fruit cans SOC. per dozen at Manning
Hardware co.
We have been asked what has become OF
Ed Green the New Zion correspondent OF
TIE TIMES, and to crafty his !nGulrlng
friends we took the trouble to ascertain.
We learn that Ed Green IS still alive, and
very much so; that lie was married the
early part of this year, snd the change III
his life has, we have no doubt kept him too
busy to write for the papers, but ne WI!
soon be back with US again.
To prepare a girl to be q wife. and a wife
q mother. give her Simmons Squaw Vine
Wine or Tablets. Sold by Dr. " II Brock
inton.
The teachers summer school begins in
Manning on the 18th inst and Will continue
for one month We sincerely hope that
some arrangements will be made for the
entertainment CT the attending teachers.
AS we understand it, these teachers are re-
ouired 10 attend this summer school, and
SIS they have charge OF moulding the minds
of our children we should do al IN our
power to make their stay here as pleasant
IS possible.
Simmons Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets
are effective, elegant to take, and produce
no unpleasant after results. Sold by DR.
w NJ Brocklntou.
Mr.. r. z. Smiley, of New Zion, a tobac-
CO grower Of that section called upon Us
last Monday and expressed his satisfaction
with the prlccs be received for tobacco On
this market He says the Peoples Ware
house"is ore of the finest he has seen. and
he has been oD the floor OF q good many.
He thinks Manning is bound to become
6rst.class tobacco market, having the &d-
vantage of fine tobacco growing back
country TO draw from.
The sales Of tobacco did not stop with
the grand opening of last week, but every
5ay since loads of the weed have been
placed upon the floor and the prices are
satisfactory. a great many farmers have
come to the conclusion that !. Is not al
wavs best for tobacco to De put on the
floor the first day. that better prices can te
obtained when there Is not so much eI-
element, and there may be 4 good deal OF
logic in the idea
Why a? hot? when you can get cool
quick ana easy at BrockIntcn np-to-date
soda fourt.
Herbert Eilerbe, youngest brother OF the
late Governor Ellerbe. was killed on the
railroad track near Sellers last saturday
night Mr. Ellerbe had been loSlag sleep
sitting up at his tobacco barns, &no while
walking from near Latta to Sellers, It IS
supposed that he sat down on the track to
rest, and became overcome with sleep. His