The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-12-20

The losses are very heavy.
land beauty draws us with single
hair" We carry full line of Ayers hair
Vicor, Parker's Hair Balsam, Halls Eege-
table Sicilian Hair Renewer, Allan's Hair
Renewer, Allan's Hair Dye. full assort
ment of HAIR Brushes, Tooth Brushes,
Nail Brushes, Combs and Barriers Requl-
sites. The Il B Loryea drug store, Isaac N
Loryea, Propr.
Now that Christmas is close at hand,
lookout for casualties, Foreston records the
first Knockout from the festive fire cracker.
On last Friday night Allen Barnes son OF
Mi. s. Y Barnes, was monkeyinS with
cannon cracker, and the thing went on
taking with it tie end OF one finger, and
otherwise lacerated the hand. The young
man although painfully hurt, is getting On
very nicely, and will give cannon crackers
u wide berth in the f-tnre.
Pains in head. neck, shoulders, back.
front, sides. hips and limbs are readily
cured by Simmons Squaw Vine Wine or
Tablets. Sold BY Dr. " NJ Bro2kinton.
To our subscribers who have given US
spch aattering expressions of their appre-
citation Of The TINES Of last week, we ex-
tend our heartfelt thanks. It was our en-
deavor to give our readers holiday edition
second to none in the state, and we ex-
ceeded our own expectations. That issue
of the paper will do grest deal OF good TO
this town and county. 1t will be felt ID
more ways than one, and we feel proud OF
having accomplished such happy result.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers purify the
blood, clean the liver, ,inyigorate the system:
Famous little pills tor constipation and
liver troubles. D 0 Rame. e.Summerton; DR.
w NJ Brockinton. Manning.
Those opposed to the Legislature cutting
off certain townships to be exempted from
the operations of the stock law need not
blame the delegation if the measure should
become law. If it does become law 1t
will be because those opposed are sitting
down idlv, while those who favor the pro-
iect are procuring signatures to petitions.
The delegation will be largely Influenced
by the petitions presented to them, as that
is the only way they will have Of ascertain
ing what the people IN those townships
want.
Cure stomach troubles. cold feet and
hands, excessive menstrual flow with Sim
mons Souaw Vine Wine or Tablets. Sold
by DR. W N Brockinton.
That this country has attracted the at
tention of prospectors IS evident. There
| is hardly a month in the year but that
some inquiries do not reach US about this
section, and often men from abroad come
here to look for places and sites to estab-
llish industries There is now in this coun-
ty g. gentleman from New jersey looking
out for site to locate an industry which
will give employment to many people and
cause the circulation of a lot Of money.
Our people should encourage in every pos
sible way these prospectors to locate in our
midst. We need monied men to come
among US, and the way 10 get them IS to
offer such inducements as will impress
them with our desire to lift ourselves out
of the old ruts and get into the progressive
| line.
JB Clark, Peoria, III, says, Surgeons
wanted to operate on me for piles, bnt !!
cured them with DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve." It's infallible for piles and skin
diseases. Beware of couuterfeits. D .
Rhame, Summerton; Dr. " NJ Brockinton,
Mani ming.
OF course everybody Is anxious to know
what action was taken last Sunday by the
PRESBYTERIAN congregation Of this place,
with reference to the letter Of resignation
of Rev. James Mcdowell. After the regu-
lar morning service the congregation re-
NAMED and the resignation was discussed.
Il was argued that il might be best to COM
plv with the pastors wishes, as there are
some who have become Indifferent, and
the church needed younger nan to cope
with the activity of other churches. Then
on the other hand it was argued that if
there was any Indifference or coldness, no
fault could be attached to the pastor: be
was always at his post doing his duty, and
Younger man could do no more. 90 Z
vote taken to say whether or not the con-
orecation would accept Mr.. McDowell's
resignation, Z voted to accept and 50 voted
against acceptance. Then a resolution was
adopted without dissenting voice declin-
ing to accept the resignation and asking
Mr. Mcdowell to reconsider his determlna-
ton to resign, and to withdraw his letter.
The church meeting was pubic and
throughout the discussion the most atec-
tlonate feeling was expressed for Mr.. Nc
Dowell by those who were willing 10 ac-
cept his resignation.
If You feel dull, languid, broken down,
iebiIitated, have weak stomach or indlges-
| ton. use DR. NJ a Simmons liver medicine.
| Sold by DR. W N Brockiuton.
/
The entertainment gwen last Friday
evening in the court house, under the aus
p:ces Of the ladies Of tie Methodist church,
was q grand success, both from a stand
point of entertaining large audience and
financially. The principal feature to amuse
was the ''cake walk" led BY John Miller,
BACKED, or Mr. Joe Wells, when washed.
In this instance ''ail GOODS did not look
alike" because on this occasion the
'coons" were good-looking and homelv.
Mr.. Wells made ine-looking, slick, black,
wel-fed negro sport Prof. Inabn!t was a
little, ugly, limber-legged darkey who
could not stand still at the sound OF music.
Mr.. Harry Lesesne was darkey on the
country preacher order, with an eye sharp
for chicken roosts. Thee there were others
who represented all phases Of negro Char
acter. The ladies in the walk were all
the way from the black dam-sells which We
see on our streets every day with their high
"falutin'" airs down to the kitchen beau
ties perspiring over the cook stove. IN
singing was well rendered and so were the
recitations. After the program was finished
the large audience We're served refresh
ments consisting Of nicely prepared oys-
ters, custards, cakes, lemonade and home
made candies. Everybody that attended
was we'll pleased and it is hoped these en-
tertainments will be continued during the
season.
DR. N A Simmons liver medicine has
since 1910 steadily risen in public favor,
and the demand for 1t far exceeds that OF