The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-06-28

daughter of the John n Frierson OF State
burg Sumter Item of yesterday.
Mr. Jake Weinberg is ct bome now fror
the South Carolina College where he grad
uated with distinction. 1t is his intention
TO take up the study of law and will, afte
q while spent at study in an office, take
thorough course in law college. Nj
Weinberg is student and has the determi
nation to succeed.
To relieve sick stomach during pregnan
! cv, tone up the system and give courage 70
/ the ordeal. take Simmons Squaw Vine o
Wine or Tablets Sold by DR. W NJ Brock
inton.
District conference of the Methods
church convenes IN Manning the latte
part of July Rev. P. B. Wells chopped
of chickens head for Yesterdays break
fast, and when the cook went 70 get it, the
chicken was gone. Guess 1t must hav
mistaken the latter part of June for the lat
ter part of July. Chickens are Gversed Il
Methodist conferences.
Manning has another artesian we'll the
contribution of private parties. This wei
is midway of Brooks street and has steady
flow OF about twenty gallons to the minute
The town council will haYe the we'll il
front Of the court bouse bored deeper, anG
if they meet with success they should have
new well bored in irort Of the academy
property, where good water is necessary.
During summer We are liable to stomach
and bowel troubles, such as diarrhoea
collie, cramps, etc, for which Dr. VI \ Sim
mons liver medicine is highly recon-
mended. Sold by DR. W VI Brockinton.
The election for trustees of the graded
school is going on today and will not close
in time for us to give the result in this
issue However we feel safe in saying that
the vote will show o confirmation OF the &C
ton Of the meeting which voted for the spe
cial tax. The vote for trustees seems to be
o go-as-you-please race with an indication
that Major 4. Levi and Mr. E. l.. Wilkins
will be two of the board.
There is one man in Manning so anx
ious for Bryan'S election that we believe i!
Bryan should be elected he ought to give
this man the best position IN his gift. We
know he would if he appreciated the
prayers by day and by night Of this sturdy
old rock Of Democracy. This prophet has
predicted the election of Bryan and rain
He busted on the rain, now let US hope be
will pull even on Bryan.
Restore the menstrual and geDeratlve or
gans to natura! conditions so they will do
their duty by taking Simmons Squaw Vine
Wine or Tablets. Sold bv DR. w u Brock
inton.
The girl that has several sutors is fortu-
nate indeed, especially when all of the
chaps vie with each other, to see who can
show the most attention. The only trouble
about the matter is the effect upon the
purse; there is such thing as drying q
well, and q young fellows purse may a;
least be duttened. because 1t costs money
to buy pretty fronted bosoms and tall col.
lars to make bewitching Adon,s.
We are in receipt OF letter from Nr. c.
w Pickering who was at one time EN-.
p,oyed in the Clerk of Courts Office and
who, during his residence IL Manning,
made favorable impression pom the peo-
pie here. Mr. Pickering left acre to attend
business college in Macon, Ga, and after
taking course there, he procured posi-
ton as travelling salesman. He is now
in California, enlisted in the United States
army, regulars; his command is now sta
toned at Preside of San Francisco.
Pure blood is full of life and vitality and
carries vigor to the organs OF the body. Dr
N \ Simmons liver medicine creates rich,
pure blood. Sold by DR. W NJ Brockinton.
A game of base ball was played last Sat-
urdaY between the New Zion and Work
man mines, which resulted in the doing
up" of Workman by a score Of l6 to IL in
favor Of New Zion There will be another
game played on July 4th between these
mines at picnic at New Zion. TIE TINES
editor acknowledges with thanks an invi-
tatioo to be present, and will bs there if
circumstances permit, for he has learned
from experience, for good time 80 to Sa-
lem. The people there wont do thing to
you, but treat you right.
Last Thursday game Of base ball was
played in Manning between picked nine
from the country, and one partly made up
from Clinton S. G. but mostly from Man
ming, and it was said to be fairly good
game; any way, the Manning boys were
very iubilant for having scored q victory
over their country friends. The score was
20 to - in favor Of Manning; this makes
one game for the country, and one for the
town, the rub game will be plsye' tomor.
row afternoon, and may the bes, le win.
W 7 Davis. Ruby, S c, writes: DR. N 4
Simmons liver medicine cures pains n
back and that "out of sorts" tired feeling.
think it four times as strong as Zellin
and black draught. DR. W n BrocklDtoD.
In other towns the police are required to
see that men without visible means OF
support are put 10 work either for private
parties or on the chaingang. Why not
here? There are entirely too many big,
strapping, hale, hearty men. fully able to
do q full days work, either where they can
earn Sd honest living for themselves or on
the Changing where they can put in som e
good work for the county under the super
vision Of Beauregard Harvin, who has a
very fascinating manner Of getting his
wishes complied with from those who are
placed unoer his fostering care and benig-
rant influence Let the town Issue q
"move on dctum.
Last fall sp,ained my left hip while
handling some heavy boxes. The doctor l
called on said ut frs: it was a slight strain
and woa:G socn lie we'll! ont it grew worse
al tue doctor then said had rheumatism.
1t Continued to grow worse and could
hardly get arouod tc work. welt to a
drug store and the druggist recommended
NE to try Chamberiaips Pain Balm. l
tried it and one-ha!t Of 50-cent bottle
cured me entirely. l DOW recommend it
to all my friends.-F. a. Babcock, Erie, Pa.
1t IS for sale by Il. 3. Loryea, druggist.
We know OF farmer living about twelve
miles from this place, who has been mar
r;ed nearly year, that has made TWO trips
to Manning recently and borGht sQuashes
to carry home Now this ought not be the
case with an up-to-date farmer. such things
as squashes or any other vegetable the an-
petite u ~ crave should be raised at home.
The idea of farmer coming distance Of