The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-12-25
Merry Christmas
Remember the poor !.


THE TINES is 5 cents copy.
Onion sets at Dinkins l. Co.. drug store.
Happiness consists in making others hap
py.
The time for paying taxes is extended to
Feb. 1st.
1t looks too lazy to write it Xmas: spell it
out in full
Mr.. Jas. Z. T2dal has-oeen elected one
of the six trustees of tse Clemson College.
Evezf person who buys or in any way
possesses copy of the TINES for this week,
VIII get the pattern order worth 20 cents.
The leg Of Jesse James. the negro who
was last week run over by the tram, was
amputated last Wednesday. He died the
next day.
Bananas, 20 cents dozen E. Thames.
The Auditor begins his rounds next
Wednesday, Jan. lst for the purpose OF
taking tax returns. Read his appointments
elsewhere.
Just received, red and white onion sets at
Dinkins 4 Co.'S drug store.
DR.. ]. r. Brockinton, of Williamsburg,
and Miss Fannie Cole, daughter OF Slr.
John S. Cole, of the Fork, were married last
evening, Rev r. W. Barber officiating.
Finest bananas in town at E. Thames's
for 20 cents dozen. Best Florida oranges.
St. Peters Lodge No. 54 \. +. NJ, will
meet on New Years night. Candidates for
the Masters degree will be on hand prompt,
". Members of sister lodges are invited.
Finest crackers and cakes, the best ever
kept in Mannins at NJ. kalisky's.
The county commissioners advertise for
all old claims against the county. If moi
presented by the 18th Of next January they
say they will not pay them. Bring in 20 III
old claims.
Go to E. Thames for fruit Cheapest place
in town. Best bananas only 20 cents
DOZEN,
The county commissioners did not hold 6
formal meeting last Thursday on account Of
the illness of their clerk, Maj. P. G. Ben
bow They will not meet again till about
the middle of January.
Golden Machine Oil for Gins and Mills
best quality, lowest price, for sale at DIN
kins i Co.'S drug store.
We want to hear from our farmers who
made big crops this year. If you made .
big crop, or have been very successful IN
any experiments, let as know about it. Il
may help, and give encouragement to some
disheartened neigLbor.
N. Levi has Just received lot of large
cooking stoves. Best and cheapest
The TINES presents Today, as its Christ
mas present, e basque pattern. We send an
order for the pattern, as a number Of ouI
papers 60 to old bachelors, and they wouldnt
understand it, if we were to send them 6
basque pattern. Send the order and two
cents postage stamp to DemoreSts Magazine
New York, and the pattern will come.
Highest New York prices paid for al
kinds of furs and hides (otter, fox, coon
mink) at N. Kaiskys.
Mr.. Moses Lew has given Us turn,r
that weighs five pounds and eight ounces
we saw another one that he raised in biz
garden, that weighed five and a half pounds
This is the largest turnip we have yet re
.ceived, and we suppose is the finest grown
in this county. We think that since Mr.
Lew can raise such fine turnips he is enti
tied to join the Alliance.
Finest bananas in town at E. Thanes's
opposite Lewis grocery department, nea'
&postoaice, for only 20 cents dozen. to-
5 cents All kinds of fruits, vese tables
S2uSaSeS, etC, 4ol oa1e - 1o"e'e PAASS''
Mr.. J. l.. Andrews was in town last week
and confdentially whispered to us a piece
of news. that we think We are justified II
publishing, for all 1t is worth. He say:
that last week the Eutawville railroad wa
completed past Packsville, and that during
the night a train Of cars came runnlnE
through those woods at a rapid rate. Th
people there large numbers of them, bu
Mr. Andrews says especially George Curtis
Jack Mcleod, and Mack Stone, took to tn
woods in great fright, and several of then
have not yet got back. We noticed. howey
er, that Mr.. J. T. Andrews himself LOOKED
very wild and scared, and we rather suspec
that he led the crowd in their flight and i
one of the few who is afraid to venture back
If Mr.. Andrews's friends around Packsvill
are in any way uneasy about his absence
we can state that We think in week or tw'
he will be sufficiently recovered from hi
great fear, and physical exhaustion resu!tln!
from his rapid running, to be able to b
carried back to Packsville.
Lawyers, merchants, trial justices, ant
others. can get blanks from US at and beloS
Charleston prices. Get onr prices. We pro
pose controlling the Clarendon trade II
blanks.