The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-12-18
Naxt Wednesday is Christmas.


row, the 18th.
The time for collecting taxes has been ex'
tended to Feb. ], 1880.
T. NJ. Monaghan, of Sumter. died sudden
" of heart disease Sunday, Dec. Sth
The county commissioners will probably
pav out several thousand dollars tomorrow.
Christmas is here and C.. Karesh wishes
eyery one to call at his store, and see the
nice things he has for the holiday trade.
H. A. Lowry has on hand some Of the
most delicious cakes We ever ate. ms cnoc-
olate waters ale Just perfectly delightful.
A white man named Alsbrook, from near
Greeleyville, died in Sumter last week from
the effects of drinking quart OF Whlskey.
Mrs Elizabeth Beard, wife of A. F. Beard,
of Salem, died about two weeks ago. OF can.
Ger of the mouth, after years teznDle SUI
fering.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Rex. Geo.
II. Walker and Miss Lizzie Grantham' OF
Hardaway, Ga, Christmas morning at
o'clock.
MIR. ]. E. Lee, of Motts township, has
purchased the Rush Cole place, IN the fo-S
section, and expects to move his family over
next week.
The A. NJ. E. Church Conference has sent
Rev. G. J. Hamilton to Liberty Hill church,
and the Rev. E. 81. Wilson to Manning, Tor
the next year.
Married, Dec. 1st, Mr.. John W. Cobia,
formerly of Clarendon, but now ct Lake
CITY, Fla, and Miss Lenora Markham, OF
the same place
The K. of P.s meet tomorrow night. The
annual election Of officers and other lmpor-
tsnt business will be before the meeting.
Every member should attend.
LAWYERS, merchants, trial justices, and
others, can get blanks from Us at and below
Charleston prices. Get our prices. we pro-
pose controlling the Clarendon trade ln
blanks.
LAFAYETTE Woods, the negro in Sumter
sentenced to be hanged for killing his step
SOD, has been respited till Jan. 10. An ap-
plication for his pardon has been sent to the
Governor.
Onion sets at Dinkins & CO.. drug store.
Jesse James, negro working on Harvins
tram, while changing the switch at the depo'
last Monday. got his foot caught IN the trog'
and the engine backed over him, managing
his leg fearfully.
Bananas, 20 cents dozen. E. Thames.
LOST Oh SToLsN-A valuable hound bitch,
yellow with white ring round neck. and
white breast. Answers to name OF JuEa.
Friendly disposition. Lost Dec. lGth; was
last seen Dec. 11th in Manning. 5. L. 10
bias, Foreston, S. G.
Just received, red and white onion sets a'
o:zl;o. Z, NJ q 6rrc store
W. K. Bell has been selling many of his
wagons, but he has large number stlll on
hand. He wants to sell all OF them TINS
month, and will offer lowest prices, SO as TO
close out the entire lot. Now is the oppor
tunity to buy wagon.
Finest bananas in town at E. Thames
for 20 cents dozen. Best Florida oranges
The Manning Methodist Sunday-school
now meets in the morning at 103 O'CLOCK
MI. r. S. Conuor is superintendent durlne
Mai. P. G. Benbow's illness. 4 young peo
ple's meeting will be held in the Methodist
church every Sunday afternoon.
Every lady gets Is cents present with
the Christmas issue Of the lines.
Mr. Wilson Minis, an old gentleman Of
Salem, about eighty-four years of age, dieo
about three weeks ago. he had sore on
his foot. Gangrene set in, and the doctor:
had 20 amputate the leg. He lived about
two weeks after the limb was amputated.
Finest crackers and cakes, the best eve
kept in Manning, at N. Kalisky's.
Mrs. NJ. o. Burgess has the best stock o
millinery goods she has ever kept, and sht
offers it low down for the cash. The ladies
NAV rest satisfied that they will receive fail
treatment and get best goods at her store
Be sure to see her goods before buying else
where.
Go to E. Thames for fruit Cheapest place
in town. Best bananas only 20 cents
dozen,
tits always pleasure for US to call atten
sion to such house as that Of O'Donnell
Co. 8 of Sumter. Every one who has busi
ness with this house is his gh in his praise
their business methods. They especially
desire the trade of the farmers. and ottel
Inducements. WhSS do they sell? Every
thing in the general merchandise liae.
Golden Machine Oil for Gins and Mills
best quality, lowest price, for sale at DIN
kins / Co.'S drug store.
The first quarterly conference of the Man
hing Methodist church was held last Satn'
day. This station reported paid tor tn
preachers salary sl7O. .25, better we'll yentnr
to saw than any other church IN the dis
trict' But this amount WAS paid by ten G
the members, one man alone paying nearl.
tyo-thirds of the amount. Where are tn
ether members, and what are they doing?
Highest New York prices paid for a
kinds of furs and hides (otter, fox, coor
mink) at n. Kaiisky's.
The circus last week was we are told sol
of o so so affair. The street parade was IA
inferior to what was expected. For som
reason no license was collected by the cour
ty. Circuses should pay $500 license fee
day. A number of our people were swIr
died. some in making change, and som
few who attempted to beat the side sho'
gamblers at their own game. We are tru!
Glad the circus visits our town only occs
sionally.
All kinds of nice things at N. Lew
Bananas, oranges, cocoanuts. lemons, nut
rendies. Christmas goods, fine cracker
etc, and all sold at the lowest prices.
The general merchandise store Of ]. Ry
LonharS l. Sons, Sumter, is too well know
~ orv people to need word OF endors
oant from US. It is an old, well known. r
3;ahle responsible house. Many OF our be
nsonIs naU have for wears done all their tradin
Ise4e. Reep,1 which is the finest recommendatio
thew % could pos ,ibly have. Their stock VI
narer better selected nor larger than tn
fau The ladies must always see Ryttel
bers's goods before buying
Esnest bananas in town at E. Thames
onnos;ta Lewis grocery department. ne
opi oppstotiiee for only 20 cents dozen. f
( cents All kinds Of fruits, vegetable
1oHsaees etc. for sale st lowest prices.