The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-04-04
The TINES is only Sl.50 n year.

The TINES is only sl.5o year.
The New Hope Fire Insurance Company,
of New Orleans. has suspended.
The personal column and several other
articles were unavoidablv omitted last week.
Don't fail to try Red Meat tobacco at
Lewis.
The Methods, Quarterly Conference con-
renes in this place next Saturday and Sun
day.
Rev. L. T. Carroll has accepted,. call to
the pas,orate Of the hingstree Baptist
church.
Supervisor Of Registration S. P. Hol!aday
wss a. his post last Monday. but bad moth
ing to 90.
N. Kalisky has on hand always choice
selection of fruits, oranges. apples. bananas,
nuts, dried fruits, etc.
Mr.. G. Alexander is having a telegraph
wire run Into his store, and will have COM
munic,tion with the depot Office.
Benasttsrille,S C..has been raised to the
presidential class of postof6ces. This speaks
well for the business Of that place.
The Charleston Floral Fair will be held
the 18th. 18th. and 18th of this month. The
railroads will sell tickets at half price.
The Young Mems Christian Association
OF this State held very interesting meet
ing in Florence last week, closing Monday.
If yon wish to bny watch, clock, or any
kind of jewelry. be sure to get Mr.. G. Alex
ander's prices. He Guarantees satisfaction.
Straw hats, all kinds, for sale at N. IA
l,sky's.
Santee River has been very high, but is
falling again. The heavy rains in the up
per part of the State caused the rivers to
rise almost as high as in the great freshet
two years ago.
The Standard Lumber Mills at Oakland,
Capt. J. A. Mcclure. superintendent has
ordered new engine, and planning ma
chine is being put up tobe run in connec-
ton with the saw mili.-Sumter Watchnaan.
We have been requested to announce en-
phaticaily that there is no truth in the re-
port or rumor that John S. Wilson, Esq,
has w;thdr-wn from the race for Solicitor.
Mr.. Wilson will "stick" unto the end
Georgdoeen Tines.
The schedule of the North.bound evening S
train has been changed nearly an hour
later. It now leaves Lanes at s o'clock,
passes Manning S.43, and arrives at Sumter
9.1sP. II. The local freight from Sumter
is due here at II A. NJ, and from Lanes at
42o P. N.
In tn. near future Manning will have o
large and attractive public building, with
two large stores, market, and a guard
house, below;a large music hall, and q
council chamber, above; and over all q town
clock, FIRE bell. ETC. It will be an ornament
to the town. And We will have bank,
too.
Mr.. ". Scott Harvin lost valuable fami.
ly horse last week. The horse vas found
dead in the stable Wednesday morning
Mr.. Harvin thinks he took colo during the
night, and as it was raining al night he
failed to hear his struggles. MIR. J. J.
alitchum, of Jordan, also lost valuable
horse about three weeks ago.
Mr.. J. Harry Hodge. who has been il
the phosphate business near Summerville
for the past two months, was in town Mon
day. He says earthquakes are still common
in that vicinity. being Of almost daily oc'
currence. We think our young friend is
not very partial to that section. He seems
TO think the bottom thereabouts will yet
drop out very unexpectedly, some of these