The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-01-01

The county commissioners will meet
January 4th and the Representatives
are expected to meet with them. We
would suggest that if any citizen has
any matter to present to the delega-
tion, that he reduce the same to writ
ing.
For many years it has been conceded
that our Essences Of Lemon, Vanilla,
Ginger, Peppermint, Cinnamon, Pine
apple, Banana, Strawberry and Almond
are full strength and of the best quail
ity. Not how much but how good. The
r. B. Loryea Drug Store.
The young folks had a very enjoyable
dance in the Peoples tobacco ware
house last Thursday night. Couples
from the surrounding towns and cities
added to the pleasure of the occasion.
A Sumter string band furnished the
music.
Married by Rev Dent at the
methodist parsonage December a, Mr..
Henry L. Brunson, and. Miss Mollie
Avant. The bride was formerly a
resident of Manning where she has a
host OF friends who wish her much
happiness.
The City of Sumter IS about to have
q free mail delivery, post Office in
spector was sent down there to go
over the ground, and he expects the
scheme to be in operation in short
time. We congratulate our neighbor,
but we would not swap our street cars
for her mail delivery.
What is Kafeka? A boon to the sick
and convalescent: nourishlng and
health giving bread in liquid form: it
makes a pleasant, healthful beverage;
strengthens without stimulating, salts
6es without shattering the nerves:
highly recommended for children as
well. The r. B. Loryea Drug Store.
Married by Rev. F. W. Gregg last
Wednesday evening, at the residence
of lshe brides mother, Mr.. W. Charl-
toG DuRant and Miss Lizzie A. Nelson,
daughter of Mrs. S. A. Nelson. The
couple took the evening train for Char
lesion and spent few days visiting the
exposition.
John Slab has come back after a
STAY away of several weeks, and SOM
time soon he will be heard from in the
columns of The TIMES. Several Of
his letters that appeared in these COL
umns have been reproduced by other
papers. His ruminations happened to
fit the conditions in their communities.
1.-THE world OF books, the world Of
books is still the world" The lar
gest assortment of Novels, Poets,
History, Juveniles, Boys and Girls
Books in cloth and paper editions--all
prices; 500 titles. We can please any
taste from grave and gay, from lively
to severe" The r. B. Loryea Drug
Store.
The merchants did very fine holiday
trade, and although we hear the cry OF
hard times, the people, white and
black, seemed to have plenty OF
money. One merchant expressed the
opinion that much of the failure to pay
debts can be attributed to the holding
back OF money and he looks for a fine
trade the coming spring.
The Charleston exposition has al
ready had within its gates over $4,000
visitors and the crowds that will go
there have not yet started. After the
first of February the attendance will
increase every day, because by then
all of the exhibits will be installed and
the railroads will devise all sorts OF
inducements to attract visitors.
The weather bureau has sent out a
very alarming forecast in the nature OF
rapid rises in the rivers on account OF
the heavy rain falls. The Santee at
St Stephens and the Pee Dee atSmith's
mills will begin to rise rapidly to-mor-
row and the danger line will be reached
about next Tuesday. The cause IS
attributed to tremendous rain falls IN
the up country.
Mr.. W. A. Richbourg and Miss An
ME Cantey, daughter of Mr.. j. S. Can
tev, were married at the home of the
brides parents at SummertOn on
Thursday evening, December 18th,
Rev. Mr.. Dent officiating. 1t was a
quiet home marriage and only the i'm
mediate family and a few intimate
friends were present. After the cere-
monv reception was held.
The daily newspapers of the State
have published, that an application
has been made for a charter for the W.
E. Jenkinson Dry Goods Company with
capital stock of $4,000. We can say
that no charter will be taken out, and
that MIR. Jenkinson will continue doing
business as he has always done. He
has decided that he can do as much
business by himself, as he can do by
permitting others to share with him.
Some time ago my daughter caught a severe
cold. She complained OF pain in her cheSt ana
had bad cough I gave ne; CnamoeG!a3n; ;das na IS
two DAYS she was well and able to 60 TO Schooi.
I have used this remedy in my family for the
past seven years and have never known IL 70
fail says James Prendergast. me5cnah'' 1sa An,
pains in the chest indicated an approacolng at
tack OF pneumonia. which IN this INSTANCE was
undoubtedly warded of by Cham6erlaln's Cough s
toward pneumonia. Sold by The r. B. Loryea
Drug Store, Isaac N. Loryea, Prop.
Magistrate Youmans held prelimi;;
nary Yesterday in the matter OF Daniel
Morris, Dred Morris, John Mcintosh
and others, charged with going on
place near Foreston claimed by
Mrs. Tucker, where she ws.s hy-
ing, and tearing down the house
and burning up the lumber. Daniel
Morris, who now resides at Lake
City. claims to own the property, and
that Mrs. Tucker went upon it without
his permission and would not leave
when ordered to do so, that he had
rented out the place to another party.