The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-10-23

Miss Alice Connor IS teach1nS q scnool
near Wilson's, in the Strange neighborhood.
Mrs. Virgins Hawkins, after visit Of
two months to her fathers, Capt. u. D.
Bradham, left last Friday for her home IN
Live Oak, Fla.
pr. S. C. C. Richardson returned last
Friday from three months trlp. he is
considerably improved in health, and says
he had pleasant time, especially his visit
to his brother in Texas.
Chickens and especially eggs are a
rarity in our market.
Cyrus Brunson, road defaulter IN
jail, has paid his fine and Is free
again.
Court conGenes here next Monday
and will probably De in session most
OF the week.
Read Ryttenbergs' prices OF goods
on this page. He has knocked the
bottom out
Several severe earthquake shocks
were recently felt in the mountains
near Flat Rock, n. G.
Governor Richardson is expected
tonight. Col. Rice, superintendent
of education, may also come down.
During the month of September,
there were only two prisoners in jail,
both Of whom were colored lunatlcs.
James Green, colored, of Panola,
was adiudged lunatic last Monday,
and was carried to the asylum Tues
day.
Good family -four, at $3.50 barrel. at NJ.
Kalisky's.
Manning sub-alliance has nearly
fifty members. JEFF Davis alliance
must look to its laurels, or it will
lose the banner
Be sure to visit Moses Lewis store, and get
his low prices, and you viii do your trading
there. he sells remarkably cheap for cash.
A photographer is in town, but as
he viii stay only week, those want
ing pictures should see him at once.
He makes a good picture.
Turnip Seed, all Varieties. in Bulk OF
Packages at Dinkins & Co.'S Drug Store.
Save US from girls and matrons who
dull in arithmetic and nowhere in
Euclid, yet invariably solve the prob
lem Of putting number five loot IN
number three boot and 24-inch
waist into an 1S-inch corset.
10 pounds best granulated sugar for 81
cash, at NJ. Lewis.
MIR. Roberts has left this place for
Columbia, not being able to buy as
much cotton here as he wanted. An
other Wilmington cotton buyer, Z. 2:
Rica,ld, is here, however, and will
continue to pay highest prices.
Fresh arrival of fruit, apples and lemons,
at NJ. Kalisky's.
Mr.. n. B. Barrow had some very
large ears of corn in town this week,
each of which would shell out pint
of corn. Mr.. Barrow is a fine farmer,
and while he does not make fifty bush
els to the acre, yet he raises fine corn
all the same.
Finest crackers and cakes, the best ever
kept in Manning, at N. Kaliskys.
A correspondent in Salem writes us
that, s:Nelson Prince, the colored lu-
matte recently returned from the asy-
lum, died last Friday: Such was the
condition of his stomach that fo1
eleven days before he died neither
food nor water passed his lips
NJ. Kalisky insists that the people should
not GO to Sumter when he is selling SO
cheap. A boys suit of clothes for Sl.5O.
Mems suits from'SS up.
The corner stone of the Manning
Collegiate Institute will be laid to-
morrow, at II o'clock, with Masonic
ceremonies. Summerton and Fores'
ton lodges have been invited to join
the Manning lodge in the ceremony
Governor John Peter Richardson will
deliver the address.
F. C. Thomas Is Lere with g car of good
broken horses and is Offering them very
low. He says he will only be here till court
is over. Any one wanting good horse
had better come at once.
There is nothing small about oul
prizes this time, either in number OF
value, and they are varied enough tc
suit everybody. Our four largest
prizes, SO in gold, sewing machine,
cooking stove, and half ton of guano
is enough alone to make a complete
success in the value of the prizes, but
then we have twenty-one others, each
one of which is valuable and useful.
D.M. Bradham says let anybody come and
see how nicely he handles cotton. He has
new gins and accommodating hands, and
will make it pleasure as we'll as profitable
for parties to patronize him.
Messrs. r. W. Durant & Son, re
quest US to state that although hard
ware is advancing, their customer:
can have the advantage Of the large
stock purchased before the advance al
the old prices. Their stock is very
complete and you can find any anc
everything in their establishment. i
is needles for US to attempt to say
ANYTHING in favor of this firm for al
who have had transactions with then
can testify to their reliability and po
lite way Of dealing
HIGHEST New York prices paid for al
t;nds of furs and hides (otter, fox, coon
mink) at N. Kahsky's.