The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-09-26

Miss Addie McFaddin, Of Oakland.
leaves to-day for Columbia, to attend the
Columbia Female College.
Mr.. Alfred Setter after several years
residence in North Carolina hss returned
with his family to Manning.
Mrs. Gee. 3. Higgins returned last
Monday from Chester, where she had been
On q visit to her parents
Chickens in this county are largely
affected with soreheads
News this week. s scarce. Won't
our correspondents help us?
Mr.. G. Alexander has moved into
the residence known as the "Wolf
House"
Caterpillars have made their ap-
pcarance on cotton in several parts
Of the county.
The Charleston Sunday Dispatch,
owned and published by MIR. S. D.
Hutson for several years, has sus-
pended publication.
The Manning Guards will be in
spected this afternoon, at 5 IL
o'clock, by Col D. j. Aud. A ban
ouet viii be in order during the even
ing.
Adiutant and Inspector General
Bonbam inspected the Connor Mount
ed Rifles and the Hampton Light
Dragons, near Pamela, last Thurs
day.
There was considerable change
In the weather last Sunday, and since
then It has been quite cool Frost
is predicted early this year. There
was more rain Monday night.
Persons who respond to an adver-
tisement that promises twenty-five
useful household articles for 25 cents
are receiving by return mail liter
ally pointed response-25 needles
Examine our table Linens, the cheapest
in the city, at F. Lewis, Sumter.
The editor Of this paper is prepar-
ing a list of amounts due him for
triion;, old Enterprise accounts, ETC.,
which, as soon as completed, will be
printed, and sent out to his agents
Sor collection.
Died, on the evening Of the 21st
inst, after very brief illness, Mary
Alice, infant daughter of Mr.: and
Mrs. B. Presley Barron, aged one
wear and seven days. The family
have the sympathies OF the comnrn-
ity.
Try pair Of penitentiary shoes, TO. ssle
at n Lewis, from sl.5O up.
For good reasons, the principals OF
the Manning Academy have deter
mined to conduct the exercises OF
that school, during the next few
weeks in the rooms adjoining the
residence of Mr. s. A. Net+les
Cre.onnes, 30. up, at F. Lewis, Sumter.
Mr. B. S. Dinkins is a cash cotton
buyer, and viii pay best prices for
cotton. Bear in mind that Manning
is paying higher prices than anywhere
in the State. Give Mr. Dinkins an
opportunity TO bid on your cotton.
6. Alexander, Mannings popular jeweler,
will sell good clock for s5 cents.
In another column of this paper
will be found Louis Loyns's adTertis-
ment- Mr.. Loyns speaks out IN a
clear ringing tone, aud from the bus
mess air about his establishment, we
would say he means what he says,
Be sure to give him call.
All Wool Heavy Jeans. IS cents, at F. LIE
Wis, Sumter; S. q.
We are prepared, at the TINES Of
zee, to do first class job printing
cheap and promptly. We carry a
stock of standard material, and have
q beautiful lot of samples to select
from. See our beautiful wedding
invitations We have new type, and
a new power job press Get oul
prices.
Self sealing fruit jars, for ssle by N. Le
vi, at 10 cents up.
At a meeting Of the Board OF Ez.
sminers of Clarendon county, last
Friday, the following school text books
were adopted for use in this county
for the next FIVE years: Swlnton
readers, Appleton's supplements
readers, Davidson's S. z. history
Barnes's histories, Sanfords interme.
disse arithmetic, RoDinson's practica
arithmetic, Reed and Kellogg's gram
mars, Swinton's spoilers, Worcester
dictionaries, Spencerian copy books
Maury's biographies. According K
3 resolution of the State Board OF ed
ncation these will be the only book.
OF the kind allowed in the pubic
scools of this county for the next dv'
years.