The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1900-04-04

Mr.. T. NJ. Beard of New Zion killed
a mad dog last Saturday.
In the Baptist church they are having
a continued service this week.
You can get nice Tooth Brush from
&c up, at Brochinton's.
Huegins & Chandler have arranged
to keep things cool this summer.
Mr.. W. D. Ingram OF Lancaster is in
Manning on a visit to his sister Mrs.
S. J. Legg.
Extra Buggy Dashes and Storm
Aprons. Legg & Hutchinson.
Louis Levi has the agency for first
class bicycles. Read his advertisement
in another column.
Mr.. j. T. Stukes Jr, studant OF the
South Carolina Medical College IS at
home spending his vacation.
Just received. new supply of Writ
ing Tablets, from lc to lOc, at Brockln-
tons.
Died near Hebron church near the
county line in Salem, last Friday Mr..
David Coker, aged about so years.
A pretty lot OF Summer Lap Busters,
come and see them. Legg 4 Hutchln-
son.
See advertisement of J. L. Wilson.
carpets. art squares. etc.; also clothing;
Cali and see samples. New designs ana
low prices.
The county chairman has political
notice in this issue. Presidents OF CLUBS
should read it and govern themselves
accordingly.
HIGGINS & Chandler have fine stall
fed cattle on hand. Try some OF their
Steak and Roast.
The house of Mr.. J. S. RidgewaS was
DESTROYED by fire last Monday afternoon.
and he lost everything with the except
ion OF two beds.
Rigbv's advertisements are attrac-
tivelv written, ard the pretty part OF IT
is, that Rigby never lets a customer
leave his store dissatisfied.
Rev. E. Geddings Smith of Greens
boro Georgia filed the pulpit IN the
PRESBYTERIAN church Saturday and Sun
dav. and preached some fine sermons.
Arrived TO-DAY another car OF Tlmo-
thy Hay. Legg q Hutchinson.
AT the REQUEST of number of con-
testants Jenkinson has extended the
limit to the number OF words to be used
in his prize essay that he is offering to
the school children.
Married at Timmonsv;lle last Thurs
az by Rev. c.. NJ. Billings, Mr.. George
r. Rove formerly OF Manning, and Miss
Ola Man Rollins of Timnonsville. The
couple is now visiting friends and rela-
tives in this county.
We are still headquarters for all hne
Perfumery and Extracts. Call ana eN-
anime our stock. Brockinton.
Married Yesterday afternoon at Oak
land by Rev. James Mcdowell, at tne
residence of the brides brother, Mr..
w. A. Merritt of Davis. and MISS
Marina Manning Harvin, daughter OF
the late Hon. Arthur Harvln.
Last Monday was salesday and only
one tract of land was sold by the sheriff.
This was in the case of J. W. Corbett
against NJ. a. P. Richbourg and others
to foreclose q mortgage, the tract con-
tanned 100 acres and was bid on Tor
SlS5.
Legg & Hutchinson wish YOU to see
the Champion Mowers, Hay Rakes etc.
Preaching at the Methodist church
Sunday morning by the pastor, after
which the sacrament of the Lords Sup
per will be administered. Preaching
Sunday night by the Presiding Elder,
Rev. T. J. Clyde. Epworth League
meets on Sunday afternoon.
The Postmaster General has express
ed his readiness to reopen the Lake
CITY post Office, as soon as the people OF
that town agree upon suitable person
foc postmaster. The lady formerly an
applicant, now declines to serve be-
cause she is soon to be married.
Just in, another lot of the Russell
One-horse Wagons. Also extra Wagon
Shafts and Spring Seats. Legg &
Hutchinson.
Rev. P. B. Wells was called to Char
lesion last Saturday to attend the fun
eral of his friend Mr.. L. P. Speissegger.
and on Sunday ne officiated atthe burial
service. He also preached at Bethel
church in the city Sunday morning. and
returned home Monday morning.
4 gentleman called on Us yesterday,
and told US that he went to make few
purchases from one Of THE ZINES ad-
vertisers and found that everything he
priced was exactly as the prices ap-
peared in The TINES. He was con-
vinced that no fake prices appear in
this paper.
Be sure to see Higgins 4 Chandler
and make contracts for ice for this sea-
son. They are in position to take care
ofvou during the season, and guarantee
no advance in price.
On the plantation of Mrs. NJ. L.
Shannon near Midway, colored infant
was found dead in bed last Monday
morning. Coroner Andrews was notl-
fed, and he went over there yesterday.
The coroner returned today with an
inquest verdict that the child came to
its death from natural causes.
Il used kodol Dyspepsia Cure in my, family
with wonderful results. It gives immediate re
suits, is pleasant 70 take and is truly the dyS