The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-03-21
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
The recent working of the streets
has improved them much.
Mrs. Moore has dne prospect for
the earliest and best garden in town.
P. C. Cochran has been appointed
coroner of Clarendon county, vice N.
A. Ridgin: deceased.
A Singer sewing machine for sale
at this Office for eighteen dollars cash.
New, improved, and all attachments
Buist's garden seeds, all guaranteed
to be fresh, for sale at DR.. Nettles's
Drug Store, in Foreston, at TWO pa
.pers for FIVE cents.
Married, March 1st, by Rev. r. NJ.
Hicks, Mr.. Gabe j. Tart, OF Oak
Grove, Marion county, and Miss Liz
zie Tart, of Sumter county.
Attention is directed to the adver.
fisement of the Cameron and Barley
Co, of Charleston. Mill men can be
supplied in everything in their line.
Betting, Packing, Oils, and Mil
supplies generally; lowest prices,
also, few secondhand Gins Presses.
Lorick &. Lowrence, Columbia, s. q
Mr.. D. NJ. Brsdham's grist aud
saw mill is running every day, and
both in frst-class repair. Lumber
always on hand, or cut to order at
shortest notice.
BayIs b Earle, of Sumter, at the
recent examination in Charleston, TOR
the appointment of a cadetship at
West Point, stood best Richard 5.
Clarkson, of Richland, was next best.
One day last week, Rev. Torrence's
horse while attached to wagon, got
away from the driver. No damage
to the horse, but there was not much
of that wagon left, when the race
stopped.
The corridor of the court house
was turned into a skating rink last
Thu rsday. Deputy-Sherif Harvin
came in as first best, far ahead OF the
others, the number of hard falls con-
sidered.
If YOU have never had good pic
ture OF yourself, try ". A. Reckhng,
of Columbia, who is making pictures
by g new and superior process. bis
work is recognized as among the very
best in the State.
T. Campbell, the large stove dealer
in Charleston, is the very man to see
when you wish to buy stove. He
can give you just what you want, and
give It to you cheap, too. Don't for
get him when you wish to buy a
stove.
HDa-M. Kalisky, who sells his
goods for cash only. and sells them
Cheap too, is agent for large tan
nery, and is anxious to buy all kinds
s Of hides and fur,-otter, mink, coon
fox, COW, or korse; also beeswsz, tai
low, etc. He will pay highest mar
ket prices.
We hope our correspondents Will
endeayor to send in their comunlca-
tions as early as possible. We prefer
getting them not later than Monday
morning. Il, however, any later news
happens, it can be sent in as late as
twelve o'clock Tuesday. If the cor
respondence is not strictly news, we
would rather get it as early as Fri
day.
The Governor has pardoned, con-
ditionalIy, E. J. Gibson who was con-
victed Of abduct:ng and dedouring
Della Hanna of Greenville county.
Gibson was sentenced to pay fine
OF $4,000, or to serve FIVE years I'M
prisonment in the Penitentialy. Five
!. hundred dollars was to be paid to the
. victim. The Judge and Sohclto,
both recommended that the States
portion be RENTED, and the Govern,
Or has pardoned him upon condition
he pay $500 10 Della Hanna.
Charley Shorter, of Jordan, who
was so badly cut in the abdomen
some time ago, by Ben Sports, has
about recovered, greatly to the sur'
prise of nearly everybody. The ply
sicians who attended him at the time
thought his case almost hopeless. A
large part of the mesentery was cu'
off, after protruding for nearly a day:
and aSter having become SO cold anc
hard, that it could not be pressed
back into the abdomen, through the
opening made by Sports's knife. MIR
Shorter has great cause to be thank
full for his recovery.
ELECTRIC BITTERS.