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THE MANNING TIMESP WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 17. 1887. TERMS OF SUBlSCRhiPTION: OneYear. in Advance $1..0. or S2.'O a the Expiration of Six Months. Advertisements.-Per Sqnare, first sertion, $1.00. Each substncnt inertion. ;. 7 Contract Avcrtisign. at rnir rates. NEw ADvERTISEMENTS. Edel Bros.-Tobacco, Liquors, etc. Lorick & Lowrance-Seeds J. M. Richardson-Notice to Stock Raisers. Mrs. John A. Burgess-11illincry. Miss Virginia Ingrain and I. I. Bag nal. -The Grove School. W. B. Bonham-Foreston Acad emy. Mr. s. Wolkoviskie Las wovcd into his new residence. Miss Katye Mikel, of Charleston, is visiting at Mr. B. A. Walker's. Turnip Seed-Fresh and Genuinie' at Dinkins & Co.'s Drug Store. The Sproit Guards will hold their annual reunion next Tuesday, the 23rd. Mrs. Burgess' closing out sale pre ents inducements to buyers. See ad. Stock growers will be interested in the advertisement of Mr. J. M. Rich. ardson. Mr. C. C. Redic's host of friends are happy to greet him again in the Ton sorial Parlor. The Misses Haynsworth returned bome to-day accompanied by Misses Lou and Clara Huggins. SORGIuM MUJs, Pans, nnd Evauo rators, cheap, at Lorick & Lowirance. Columbia, S. C. Mrs. Virginia Hawkins, of Lynch burg is visting at her father's Captain D. J. Bradham. The condition of ihe cro'ps in the United States and this State is given a prominent place on our outside. A match game of base ball will be played this afternoon at Juneville. be tween the Manning and Panola elulbs. Farmers wanting fresh field Seeds. suited to this climate, will find them at Lorick and Lowrauce, Culumbia, S. The Town Council is to be congrat ulated upon providind a new cup for the town pump. It is a real conven ience. .- Hon. Joseph F. Rhame has return from the monutains. His trip was: cut short by an unexpected press of business. An account of the picnic at Bethle bem August 11th, was received too late for this issue. It will appear in our next. Belting, Packing, Oils, and Mill supplies generally; lowest prices; also, a few second- hand Gins and Presses. Lorick & Lowrance, Co!umubia, S. C. It is a pleasure to note that the weeds on our streets are being cut down and removed. In this case we are reminded of the trite maxim,'"bet ter late than never.' The Epperson livery and feed sta bles in Sumter, were burned last Sat urday nrorning. The loss is estimna ted at $2,100 on which there was $1,400 insu~rance. The examination to fill the vacancy at the Citadel Academy is appointed for September 14th, instead of the 6th as previously published. Mr. WV. C. Davis is another of the applicants. A negro boy in Lancaster on the 14th, shot and instantly' killed Alice Huey, a colored playmate, aged twelve years, and severely wounded his sister about the same age, with a shot gun. PERSIAN INSECO POWDER Death to Ants, Bed Bugs, Moths, Fleas, Mites, etc., at the lowest price, at the Drug Store of J. G. Dinkius & Co. There will be no preaching in the Presbyterian church of this place for several weeks. Rev. -lames McDowell, the pastor, is taking his usual vacation. He expects to join his family at Salu da. Mr. J. W. Wells, from Painola, Clar -endon County, was in town on Thurs day, looking well. Mr. Wells says the crops in his neighborhood are looking iine.-Ster Advance. The ladies of the Summer'ton B~ap tist Church, will give an entertainment on Friday evening, August 19th, for the benefit of the church. Ice-cream, and cake will be served, and the occa sion will be made as enjoyable as pos sible. An illustrated story entitled the "Russian Doctor," will soon be pub lished in the TxM1s. The first chap ters will commence in the issue of September the 7th. All who desire to read this interesting story, who do ne". take the Tnirs, had better sub scribe at once. The State Peabody Scholar'ships to the Nashville Normal Institute have been awarded, after a competitive ex amination, to M. 0. Cooper, of Mlari on, S. J. sraig, of Tylersville, Miss Nellie Chapman, of Newberry, J. TJ King, of Reesville, and H. G. Osteen, of Sumter. The coming of the first copy of the Sun, the new Charleston newspaper, was looked for here yesterday moru ing with keen interest by a great many. They were disappointed when it failed to put in an appearance. We will expect it with this morming's mail. The skeleton of Mr. M. Levis resi dance is now a crude representation of what will be a beautiful piece of ar 'itecture when completed. Mr. honns engagnd n e Ii * thoroh nster - f his tral .. His hi0hms recounwsiakmion Peple-! nI h f , ia refer wh n *1 ::.1 The&reon eolmy ill ar(n iin w . . >'.,) . in are ue . ! : - t Prs of Q tob o1 V. wpAs liiTO N or dea-r, of li0m1 U ::., wE; r eQ,. sent e rd l n m 'as i 2 riy( b (1 two 1 WON, ofiu in)1rumm. 1VC waincl Lrvun rM.n JuHUS ElM", 4f the .Th gen erosty nd ffabe mmar ofthis ,,x etedingly pleas:nt en'' nan, mk hi. perh. ,! c:mst pplmlar anw sCce~.all <1r. er -n tot road. LI Oife and good' w to ine jods viud Dtif i :1y n " 1.\- . ly the ' M C' h in-w siomt, (o h-s . . 'sr i~ l'' . 01 2.mery wife of MIr. .Tq4r H. Thinury 1j15 SKI Thios n -:a:fm caso::sptn, 0 Jres two SAllhil n to th:Os .tr ingwe e of a PtOhf no-ther wasur god fotm to C ba w HiAiS dS binwbe 'klv in Ler qr'od !::y,. The high re0u' tho.: MWes of hOr. pur crae 1a21i0 Cw i J .1. mou, outinfeed throug lf. It is with un todgnea soo we chronicle her uan-' timaelv death. stant, at Nixon's ore in i co2 ' At. the thou f : escpe Wi ull %: " rving a s eof Myr11 seven COsh, imp msedl for a erime conunit e inlermeycuny re m-ardl of :. eored for his appro hensio2. . J l h .eo t from Cohumbi1: aunafr Wil Hams, paid 3'ir. L-sethe rwad The G1ro-ve School whc -sestalb lisc.sed tre s - 1 nia ingram, wi'l op on Mondv the 7t~h of Sit~br ne e anagmenti,.as en1jtoyed contzinuad y liberal patronage. Ir. .T. 1. 1ag lt niow one of !:epmeps. i .lst raduatp f.in 1. On ta Ae A *'yc ad is fulY eq **,-pecI inryst acl tvrily the Cresnblo ics f an OstWcor This scolw,. ni)ooUbt, teceive it full share of the "I'l t trunage. rdit MO Amz toe .'tno aclh :. t- hait ,d .; u 5-1 cO r. niaC .a iv.:r~ . layer : a, tl ul. bes of th. Juwi hiban n i .I, i., not pu. u ouby . to ,.e the !'u,;- 7.1 a in -Nalme n robu bo: n ann wnitlh re 5ha 1 Wa I en 1ons f TI'.o iu among hci'. --Yhae lobe Olient~ aent. i s Son, anrrhan: I2 noticedi the Eictrs. onie of the' is1th reponr Cofb, tos ptae cus ata that place Si iver dte vaoit wasour. secu1 iee:aoe gaint tw of Ie t~et. o the caet. playes, thee o the est ofte.ue rl .: clb t nd th1 rn innfu Wehave ost only 'tw gae thss1 rv about doin . Mr, 22 N ., Frehlichst - . f? .i --.. 22. meDin r.' Kn. ' N'.. ... ." mry (.i. of Uronedti ad2 r. I -1 twnt toie a n ew rlaion o L stew thaorka Ctrted than rnan aters andter 1,n New7 cLito Is, bot D r. ing'., inew~0 tsovery will Cndwmt ton80 Couns arCe, ns ol Con " 17* inse &uC's. Dr d Stre swl d . o nTe Newus .out n pttn up;hti. Oines to anew reuaion ri e agetor Seteirbae, as h, cotton beuy f bales weoihin .undert 400 ponad 14i eeto te sund;i unde a>0 pounds 1-to2a cend1it ppun;rn packaesn less th one00 punds toegiot teiredLr otal and therore Inmercs animotante Tei he gien. anid farmers owl cotton hey w .illasv1nett their tnjn interestto in'eras the genral aver tioa inducement~ 'I fo thr an Erpan "pines1 oiv thei or.1.. to~ that'sctio. Thi is2 ~n important I. and sholdrniM" re2'iv their21 attention.-211 Juif(' ki' u nd 11 1'ica- ca l i tS Uuis vesolr4. SdT LCL'.ye Corhs anid all kin Erupt''iios, ondr 1o+ tiv aveurs 'ie, or. M C o ~ pay require . is gu'aanteedto giveperfec 1aidcton k T U ii A FA , of Februry : l , pub) lishzed aa ::- c n a su,~ c o:m~.oa,. causie a g2e.t cF::. :1 eu 10it~: 1 ~ Iin~ te nt of I ui w -.. co::onemg a s . a Itde apeasilv a N. i~g a t~s ni f sm ti n"i Ls m ta de. .n wts not remnot 1ei f'i-,but on thec corntrx ,.-,v d After a poor '-i, foloe and fec2t 1)ec-anlv. 1 ( zcy a col . a im Tsea the teeth, cr i:. a dnd lar nuid reoe 1- fo, bt" ,Od a the~~~~~~'V cottyhtv~3iecsd w hFinally UiA~ .J.: 1' le to re feen ba c d an svic a col pasi: n.:f iThe va a on 'a I i An-d rem cuid IuS A .1 Th-e relief, a rsuxt mNN-h, wen it wae p Li 1tt patient harea c;i:""r : -n 'n stomach, abdo \ U tredribed.em-' adie ii is .vie eiOTaefta .ife an 01, e! tn was justifi ble.~~ Acod o-f, o the 22dl of Februz'lary, 1 1, the opera tion WaS pefom. . by Dr. Vance in ine-ence of Dr. 'Tuckerman, D1. Prrier, Dr. Arms, Dr. .rm Dr.Capner, and IDr. .....w..h Police Board. T1e on consist ed in Ly o*. n t-0 caiyAL of the alb;' d epi the stoma.. a: n -u this Lad lae do*e an examin tion of ti o ::.ns v-as made, but to t; v rera: dmay ofce ia . ia. . e a tient di1 i r. U've a catwr. When tc .&'emeial m'eni :scoverd .1 t 3e im 'mde a terr.i e r1: he~i; but they sewed t-. '.arts to.: tor an adma. ha c th~oor wom:mn sank fr'o:ni exhaustion and died n a ie-. 1:ours. How~ sad it :ust he for the hubad afths oman to know that his ife died fromn the effcts of a urgic:a opecration that ought 2ever to have been performed. f this vwoman had taken the proper reimedy fc' Dyspepsia ad 'erv oa Pretrio (fo~r. his w:as wha the. :isase really vag, she~ wouldA hLae been liv SYRUi , a r e:.'y madi: cx easie ,r De * si orIni *i: ha; etei mamy such ase t' - f4ct healthJafr all her kl . treatmet have d'ied The evidnc of its clcyv m curmg~ tmis class of assi- to:> voui rous to be pui,1:,Cd h reIttose who ead the' puiblish~ed evidence in avor of tuis nyspGt)c remeuy bnot question itscnicn ature, and the sticle has an xtensive sale. EcGahan, Bates & Co JOBBERTS OF Dry Goo'ih, Notions, Clothing, >os. 2':i, 228 and 230 Meeting St. CHARILESTON S. C. S . ~j*MU'RII & ('o.. Hr',E MERCHIANT5. Jm M-:;:in S::k~:. C'hasb *tn, s. C. Sole Agents For sA i Es INIE PD~ )CG HS, WATT PLoVG~iF, AVER~Y & SON'S PLUUGH oW LAW COUTTON PLANT'EL AND) GUANO DISTiI[UUToIt Phm.neh Smeck. Wawthburne A Moemx s peln Mowecrs and K.apers. AND) WATSON'S TUIUPENTINE ToOLS L~.Ia u tured in Fayet.ttevil!le, N. C. Ev*e, T'ool absoutely warrantedt and if lroken~ will be Also Dealers In ENERAL HIARDWAR~E, AG1~lcULTUR~AL STEE 11op Iron. llorse aind Mnle Shoes, WV a.:d Tinwa?re, Coopers tools, Miners Ti-r. enc1rv &unana Snoit C)) 0 A o - *|% CD, IMMENSE BARGAIS! A T' .\N) "BlLOW Cosr! FOR CASH. Mrs. Jom A. UnrBg.S offers for CASH her ct stock of oodl consisting of Hats, R1ibbons, Frlowers. Ulme Silks, Sa tiM,, Velve-ts. La.cs, White and Cored EnmbroIeries. Dress Goods, Gloves, Rose. F:uis. Neckwt ar, and eve I I hur lia at and B E:T.-W W C ~S".,, for thirty divs. This means from 40 to 50 per centi dsemnt on fornier prices. No goods -GE R(1L(diuring this sale. Call early ato seenro Borgrins. IPORTANT NOTICE TO Stock Raisers. The Colebrated Thoroughbred Racer, W illie - uke one of tie rost desirable Stlo~.will st-mdl at P:-%ola, from firto Sor-tinber t,) first of November. 18S87. For particniars aply to J. M. Richardson. It costs Lo more to ra:se blooded stock, than ..erub. Arg. 17bm. C M3.mAyw, J. L 3iAYHEW COLUMBIA MAR BLGE RANITE WORKS. C. MAYHEW & SON, xzr 1anufacturers of, and I Dealers in all kinds of American Marl:-e W0rk. ALL KINDS Granite MOnUNienlts TO ORDER. 26 Estimates fur nishedl for all kinds of Railroad and other heavy Maso11rr. -C: JOHN S. WILSON, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Mnnnmin ig, S. C. Feb. 25 MOISE & HUGGINS, Attorneys at Law, Mianning, S. C. OIice South of Court House. WV. F. B3. UI~yswoen, Sumter, S. C 13. 5. Dixissx, IAssiso, S. C HAYNSWORTHI & DINKINS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, MANNING, S. C. .A.. I..E VI Attorney at Law. MIanning, S. C. emNotary Public with seal J. IE. SCOTT, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. .Mmon Eg, S. C Feb25 OL 2 . rAIa The Manning Academy. I GRADED SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. E IGIlTEENTH I ESSION BE.NS, 3IONDAY, AIGU.T 29, 1 7. S. .N TLS. A. I)..Pi iAL Miss Jomis: IH. Mc3LEN., MIs. S. A. N:m'i.:s, A.-sisi1. The course of instruction embracing ten years, is designed to furnish a lib ral education suited to the ordiuarv vocations of life, or to fit studeuts or he Freshman, Sophomore, or Junior class of colleges. PLAN OF INsTRECTION. The most approved text books are used. The blackboard is deemed a: :ssential in the class room. The moningiq of an aufbIor is invariably riuirei )f each pupil. In all work done, in whatever department. and whatever th ?xtent of ground covered. our niotto shall always be Thoronghmess.T this end, we shall require that every lesson b- l'arn,a, if not in time for the lass recitation, then elsewhere. No real proress can be made so long as :1e pupil is allowed to go on from day to day reciting only half-perfect lessons. TERNMS PE'l MONTI OF FOUR WEEKS Primary Departnwnt ;3 years conrse ....... ................4"', L .00 d S2.00 Internwdiate Department (2 years course),.................. ..... ......... 2 Higher Departiment (2 years' course'............................. $3. and 3.5 Collegiate Department (3 years conre) ......................... . h) ant 5 Music, including use of instrument,..........................................4.0 Contingent Fee. per session ot f months. m advance,........................ - > B oard per m onth ....................................................... 8.11 Board frou Monday to ridiay (p r onith)............................... ...... 5.(0 W E DESIRE ESPECIALLY TO URGE 'UPON PARENTS AND Guardians the great imiportance of having their children at sehecol promptly the first day. The student who enters late labors under serious isadvantages, and seldo'n takes that stand in his class that otherwise he would have taken. The Principal feels inuch encouraged at the hearty support given theI school heretofore, and pronises renewed efforts to make the school wLat it hould be-FIRST CLASS in every respect. For further particulars, send for catalogue. Address, S. A. 'NETTLES, Manning, S. C. GROVE SCHOOL. MANNING.'S. C.. A U UST 15. 1887. A Graded School for Boys and Girls. PRINCIPALS: INGRAM. . - - I. I. BAGNAL. The Fourt'i year of the Manr,ing Grove School will begin Sep'enber 5th, 1887 It is the purpose' of the Principals to give thorough instruction in the klementary branches, an-1 then adtvance the pupils as rapidly as sound judgment will admit of. gBoard and lodging can be had upon very reasorble terms, and in good tanihes. Boys and yonug men desiring to prepare for college, will find the course of instrnction idwirably adapted to that purpose, and special attention will be paid to that class of sta ents when desired. Special attention given to Calisthenics. The school building is in complete order for comfort and convenience, being well ven tilated and amply heated in winter. vRopenses For M onatn. First grade ........................ 1.00 I Fifth grade........................ 3,00 Second grade ................ ...... I 5 | Sixth grad ........................ 3.50 Third grade ...................... 2.00 Seventh and Eighth grades... .... 4.00 Fourth.gradc...- ............... 2.50 Drawing and Painting............ 2.50 For further particulars apply to either Principal. FORESTON ACADEMY, FoRESTox. S. 0. A School for Boys and Girls, WILL OPEN MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5. with a full corps of teachers. Military tactics will be a feature of physical training of the boys. G irls drilled in Calisthenics. The latest text books used, and young men and ladies prepar ed to enter the junior class of any College or Seminary in the State. All of the English branches, Modern and Ancient lan guages, and Music taught. With a town of good morals, good health. and splendid rail road, telegraph. and express facilities, The Foreston Academy offers superior advantages for the education of children. Tuition, from $1.00 to $3.00. Board $8.00 per month-from Monday to Friday, $5.00. For Circulars apply to W. B. BONH AM, MISS ELLEN McCORMICK, Assistant. PRnCIPAL. 0 JADINKINS& CO., z DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES. Paints, Oils, Glass, Fane and Toilet Articles, Perfumory, Stationery, Patenit Medicines, Fine Cigars and Tobacco. 0 and everything usually kept in a First Class Drug Store. z sW" Prescriptions carefully com pounded by day or night. A-i J. G- DINKINS & CO. [Sign of the Gold .Mortar.] - SEEDS. SEEDS. -, In Stock in Their Season, and for Sale by I.JORIcK & LOWR.A.NCE, 4COL.UT-M BIE3.a, E3- C-. . 0 SEED CORN. Shoe Peg, Golden Dent, White Flint, 1d Cob. &c. -- - Seed Rye, Barley. Wheat, Oats, and Clover. OncHAnD Guxss, BLUE Grmss, Timothy, Red Top, Mimed Lawn, Lucerie, illet. KAFFIR CORN, GARDEN and FLOWER Seed generally. Irish and Sweet Potatoes for Seed. j Farmers having MERITromoUs Seed to sell, pleasc correspond with us. Lorick & Lowrance. Aug, 17. ay __?_'A M. H. Nathan & Son, -DEALERS IN Carriages, Buggies, Harness, and Wagons. South-west Cor. Meeting and Wentworth Streets, CHARLESTON. - - -- - - - S. C. ITMM Mexican Mustang L.nin1er1 ociatica, Scratches, Conacted Lumbago, Sprains, Nuscle, heumatism. Strains, Eruptions, Burns, Stitches, Hoof A1, calds, "Stiff Toints, Screw Stings, Backache, Worm Bites, Galis, Swinney, Bruises, Sore; Saddle Gs... Bunion Spavia Piles. orns, Cracks. I THIS COOD OLD STANDBY acompishes for everybody exactlywhat iselain' 3orit. One of the reasons for the great popularit) he Xiustang Iiniment Is found In Its univer: pplicability. Everybody needs such a medei The Lumberman needs it in case of accidez The Housewifa needs it for generafamily . The Canaler needs It for his teamsand his n. The Mechanic needs it always on his W.-. bench. The Miner needs It In ease of emergency. The Pioneer needs It-can'tget alongwithout .. The Farmer needs it In his house, his staL-.. and hIz stock yard. The Steamboat man or the Boatman nec.A Z In liberai supply afloatand =shore., The Horse-fancier needs It-It is hisdL'. - friend and safest reliance. The Stock-grower needs it-it wili save L:.i thousands of dollars and a world of trouble. The Railroad man needs it and wilneed It long as his life is a round of accidents and dange The Backwoodemrnn needsit. Theroisn - In liko It as an antidote for the dangers to .. mb and comfort which surround the pioneer. The Ilerchant needs It about his storeamzrir is employees. Accidents will happen, and w:. esocomo the Eustang lUlmcnt iswantedator., Keep a Bottle In the House. 'Tis the best .. onomy. Keep aBottle in the Factory. Itsimmed!i' use in case of accident saves pain and loss ofWaas Keep a Bottle Always In the Stable f.4 se when wanted. W 44 FOR SALE 9 o The PNuplaof Clarendon: I am the Agent for the Cel brated 1EVOLVING HEAD PRATT GIN. Engines, Boiler~s Cottion Pr'esses, Oern Mills, Pulleys, Shaftig, ete, as All this mll~rehinery is dire.! from the fatory and will be sold he Factory Prices. It will 1' o the advant:tge of piirchasers to ed. n mue before buying. W, 800Ti HARVYIN, MA\NNING, S. C. Feb. 1G, 1887. F. N. Wilson, INSUJRANCE AGEN T SIANNING, S. C. Gr. AL LEN II UGGINS, JL.. D)~rmL Surtc:oN, r2 Olice on Street South of Coa; ouse.. McL. Private Tuition. After June 20th, I will be prepared I ;ive private ins tucl~t.o to~ young men a: os, designing t str coises or ac:. det'. V. 1. .DONIIAM. RAND, UPR!GHT, & SQUAR.D U-NSTTarASSED IN Tone and Durability. 85New OrlHan Exposition -Two G.o MIiad- for LN .;At an d Sqnare. 1881- Do.ton (-':. Expositton-12 . *er *-' ae Grand. .7-I'arit' Exposi-tion--For Square ati 1876 -Phita b pha Cent.n::!al-For Squar*, 200) FIRS~T PRIEMIU MS at State and County Fairs. ave the en~durormet of over 100i differ": Colleges ami School- as- to th.-ir durabilit. A large assortment ot S::o NLo-IIAnD Pn - os alwvays . n hind. Generad whole. agents for P'alace, New England and Ulr de1t Organs. Pianos and Organs sold on casy mont'. installlments, Piaos~ tatken' in ceh::n~ge, also thoroa ly repaired. 5u loa frllustrated Pino .r organ C.::daguec. CIJAS. M. TIEFF, 9 N. Liberty Street IR Ii mmi'c Mdi