The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-03-29

mother were the parties that threw the in
FAINT into the well. Racheal Levine was ar
rested and brought to Jail and Francis the
supposed mother Of the child skipped out,
but it is thought she will soon be appre-
hended.
II is a shame for people to comment
when lady is seen buying bottle Of hair
dve for a friend (?) There is nothing wrong
for 4 lady to have Fri end in need of an
article to make him or her look younger
than their years. This lady whose pur-
chase has been commented on really aid
not purchase the hair dye; the cost OF the
stuff was fifty cents and the lady only had
quarter The druggist would not divide
the bottle nor did the lady ask tor credit
There, now, you SosSiperS, mind your own
business, and If. hereafter, people have
gray hairs they want to hide or wrinkles
thew want to cover, let them alone.
On last Monday morning while little jail
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was coming to Manning to school,
walking on the Central railroad on crossing
culbert, Just over the swamp, he looked
down and discoved man lying IN the wa
ter. He at once gave the alarm and the
Coroner vas notified. The man turned out
to be Wash Billups colored, who lived on
Mrs. Sallie Meningitis place. blllups was
subject to fits, and he was seen walking the
railroad Sunday night Oh his way to church;
it is supposed that on his return he vas at
tack with fit and fell into the water and
drowned There were no signs of any foul
play and the jury Of inquest rendered
verdict accordingly.
We have saved many doctor bills since
we began using Cham berlaln S Cough hem-
edv in our home We keep bottle open
all the time and whenever any OF my FAM
lily or myself begin to catch cold we begin
to use the cough remedy and as result we
never have to send away for doctor and
| incur large doctor bill, for Cham mberla!ns
Cough Remedy never fails to care. Ii is
certainly medicine of great merit and
worth ID. s. Mearkle, general merchant
and farmer, Bedford county Pa For sale
by r. B. Loryea, druggist.
The reunion at Charleston begins May
| 10th and continues for several days. Vet.
Grams from all over the South vii! be there,
and to entertain the crowds will be heavy
tax on the people of Charleston. The
whole State is interested in the success Of
this grand movement and every town
| should 90 to work 10 raise funds to help
Charleston give her visitors grand time.
1t is estimated that over 10000 visitors will
attend the grand reunion anu if the whole
State does the proper thing the visitors
will 60 back 10 their homes we'll pleased
with Charleston and the State. Let every
body 90 to work TO make the reunion the
grapdest that has ever been held.
We walked into the store Of q merchant
who does not advertise, because he thinks
he saves money By it, and found him get
ting soma goods through his back door
that he had just bought from merchant
who does advertise Moral: The advertis
ing merchant, by his push and energy
sells enough goods tor cash to enable him
to replenish every few days and keep his
stock fresh, and by buying often he gets
such advantages that he can sell to the non.
advertiser and make nice profit too. The
people understand this and as q conse-
quence they stay away from moth aud cob
web infested establishments and do their
cash buying where goods are fresh and
clean and up-to-date, and sold to attract the
cash trade.
The curative properties, strength and ef-
feet of DR. N a Simmons liver medicine are
always the same. 1t cannot be equalled.
Sold by Or " NJ Brockinton.
We hear that some of our county friends
are hesitating about coming to Manning Oh
account of that dreaded deSeaSe, smallpox,
and we ice! it our duty to say, there Is no
cause for alarm. Manning did have u cou-
pie Of cases, said, to be smallpox but the
patients are we'll and out; one reason the
pest did not spread to any extent here was
the vigilent efforts to stamp it out, on the
part Of the town authorities. AS soon as
the desease made Itself visible here last
year, the council passed compulsory vaccl-
patton ordinance which did We believe, have
the effect OF guarding against the loathsome
pest, aud We can now say with all sincerity
that there is absolutely DO danger IN visit
ing Manning. Just come right on and fear
10 danger, in fact there has always been
less danger here than in the country, be-
cause We had officials with the means at
taeir command to keep the smallpox, chick
Dpox, elephants itch or what ever it was
from getting out.
A. r. De Fluent editor of The Journal,
DoyIestown, Ohio, suffered for number Of
wears from rheumatism in his right shoul-
der and side. He says: 'My right arm at
times was entirely useless. l tried Cham
beriai2s Pain Balm, and was surprised to
receive relief almost Immediately. The
Pain Balm has been a constant companion
of niue ever since and it never fails" For
sale by r. B. Loryea, druggist.
We bave been asked 10 again urge our
citizens to take steps towards giving Man
ming graded school, and we hardly kncw
what 10 say, tine and again have We urged
this question and it seems to fall upon deaf
ears. Can it be possible that the property
owning people Of this community are will
ling to do without sufficient school facilities?
We 90 not believe it. and can only account
for this apparent in difference as the result
of waiting for somebody to make the start.
1t is our sincere belief that the opposition
the project had before was on account OF a
Misunderstanding and the former oppo-
neutS will now favor the scheme. The
time is drawing near for the summer vaca-
tons and we have the best Of reasons TO be-
lieve the town viii be without proper school
facilities unless the people take hold of the
matter and put the school upon basis
that professional! teacher can oiord to
take charge Of it. People what are you go
ing to DO about It?