The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-03-22

be hereafter changed i'll this
paper where the copy is
brought i'll later than Sat
urday noon.
MIR. J. T. Stukes, Jr.,is home on visit TO
his parents
Died in Sumter last Saturday six months
old son OF Hon. R. o. Purdy.
Mr.. Aaron Weinberg has become knight
Of the grip and is now on the road.
Silver Skin aid Yellow Onion Sets. r..
B. Loryea, the druggist.
Today the editor celebrates the And an
niversary of his coming into this world.
HrocLinton has full line of spectacles.
and can st young or old eyes. Try him.
A negro by the name of Jack Hanks want
ed in this county broke Jail IL Sumter last
Sunday.
Woods Seed are good seed. We sell
them. Il. B. Goryea, the druggist.
The New York racket store is opening up
a large stock Of spring goods recently pur-
chased by Mr.. Kendall while up North.
Everybody likes good perfumery. DR..
Brockinton has full supply of all kinds
and can please YOU
There has been no trace found of the
horse stolen from Mr. D. NJ. Bradham nor
the buggy stolen from Rev. j. o. Cough.
For Rent-Four--oona cottage. Sc; Net
ties house, s rooms, Sl3. Apply Mrs. Z. G.
Alsbrook. l9-u
The small pox scare has about saosided,
Cornelius Ward is conYaiescent, and we
hope the danger, at least for this season IS
over.
Woods Southern Garden Seed are the
best for Southern planting. Just received
full line. r. B. Loryea, the druggist.
Supervisor Owens is putting Fellow
ship branch in an excellent condition, and
since he put his portable Jail on the road q
great deal of time is being saved.
Mr.. Simon Iseman and family of Spar
tanburg has moved to Manning and will
make this place their future home. Mr..
Iseman has taken g position IN the Levi
store.
To>restore clear skin, the bright eye, the
alert gait and sound healty, use Dr. II A
Simmons liver incidence. Sold by DR. W
u Brockinton.
Those Of our readers who think it an
easy task to hiring out s newspaper, when
their is no news, and with all Of the coun-
try correspondents busy planting their
crops, should come and try 1t for while
and we think after one week they will be
convinced that it is not the editors fault
when the paper comes out as news!ess as
this issue is.
The new tobacco warehouse company has
purchased lot on Church street, next to
the property of Mrs. F. E. Brockinton and
the contract for erecting the building has
been awarded to Mr.. ). NJ. Mercy of For
eston. The house is to be so feet wide by
$50 feet losg. The location IS very good
one and we expect to see lively competi-
ton this fall in the tobacco business.
Rob childbirth of its terrors and mininl-
ize the pain and dangers of labor by using
Simmons Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets.
Sold by DR.. W NJ Brockinton.
We hear of probability of o cotton seed
oil mill being put up IN the county sooa,
and the protector is undecided whether he
will establish it in Manning or St: Paul.
His hesitation is caused by the indifference
%to e tba
ervbodv seems to think that progress will
come like the flowers in the spring-from
nature-and therefore do not try to nur-
ture it.
Quite sensation sprung last Friday D ear
Alcolu on the Bob Mcleod" place, by the
finding of an infant male child, supposed
to be white, in well. The supposiGon IS
that the child was thrown into the we'll to
hide the shame of it's mother. Coroner An
drews was sent for and an inquest was
started last Saturday, bnt not concluded.
We presume another inquiry will be made
into the horror, and we sincerely hope for
the sake of deceucv and for that community
that The fendish parent viii be discovered
and receive the punishment she merits.
Ladies desiring contented and happy
old age Shculd use simmons SQuaw Vine
Wine or Tablets, commencing at 40 years
ole and continue during change OF life.
Sold by DR. W N Brockinton.
The claims of volunteers in tue late war
who paid their expenses to Columbia and
took receipts therefor in expectation Of BE-
ing reimbursed by the State cannot now be
paid as was expected on account Of the mis-
take of the engrossing clerk who failed to
put in the appropriation bill the amend
ment providing for the payment of the
above claims. Capt. L. S. Carson has been
corresponding with Mr.. Boyd Evans, pri-
vate secretary Of the Governor, in regard to
these claims and has been promised that If
anything can be done ont Of the approprla-
ton by Congress to reimburse the State Tor
expenses incurred in enlistipg volunteers,
he will communicate with him later.-Item.
The signature of the peace treaty by the
Queen Regent Of Spain was wise act, and
the woman who took responsibility for con-
cluding the business which bad to be end
ed. deserves we'll of her countrymen. The
politicians Of Spain have shirked and
lodged the matter, fearing that odlum
worIS attach to them and that their for
times might suffer. The Queen Regent,
who throughout Spaln's nlsfort0nes has
been the finest figure in her country, took
tho settlement upon herself, and acted
bravely and wisely. The treaty had to b
concluded and the dilly tiallying was child.
ish and might have had woefnl results tc
Spain. but the Queen alone had the courage
to brave the popular regard in order to dc
what she knew to be right. Maria Christi
ma should be an inspiration to her people
to renewal and rehabilitation Of their IN
happv lspd.-Charleston Post.