The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-09-18


10 pounds best granulated sugar for 81
cash, at NJ. Lewis.
Rev. j. S. Porter is carrying on 8
very interesting meeting at Foreston.
Rev. J. E. Rushton,s of Society Hill,
is assisting him.
Fresh arrival of -four from Western mills
at NJ Kalisky's.
Mr.. John W. Wells and Miss Julia
Hodge were married in Privateer
township, Sumter county, Aug. 29th.
Turnip Seed, at Dinkins & Co.'S.
The Academy will make specially
of penmanship-a gold pen has been
offered to the one making most I'M
provement during the term.
D. NJ. Bradham asks US to say to the pub
lie that he is paying highest cash prices for
cotton seed, or will exchange cotton seed
meal for seed. Take your cotton to his new
gins, and see him before trading with any
one else.
The JEFF Davis Alliance will this
week receive from the Sibley Mills,
Augusta, Ga, 1000 yards of cotton
bagging, and the first day of October
1000 yards more. This is said to be
the banner alliance of the county.
Snow fake crackers, fancy tea crackers,
fresh lemons at IL: kalisky's.
There was preaching in all the
churches in town last Sunday morn
ing. Rev. T. j. Rookie preached IN
the Baptist church; Rev. Jas. Nc
Dowel in the Presbyterian church;
and Rev. A. Nettles in the Methodist
church.
Highest New York prices PAID for all
kinds of furs and hides (otter, fox, coon,
mink at NJ. Kalisky's.
The Manning Guards will have a
special meeting next Friday evening,
at $50 o'clock, in Loyns's Hall. Ev-
ery member is earnestly requested to
be present, as business of importance
is to be transacted. Come with guns,
as drill will be had after the meet
ing.
Golden Machine Oil for Gins and Mills
best quality, lowest price, for sale at Dim
kins 4 Co.'S drug store.
A negro man, of Sumter county,
went to Sumter last Saturday week
ago, and after buying lot of grocer
les started for home just little after
night-fan. When near the limits Of
the town, he was attacked by three
other negroes, severely wounded IN
the back with a razor, and robbed OF
his groceries.
Lost, between the TINES Office and the
Methodist parsonage, gold pin with baby
in script engraved on the top surface. The
finder viii be rewarded if it be left at this
Office.
The music and art room has been
fitted up in the Academy with piano,
organ, easels, models, and all neces-
sary art-material. Pupils in this de-
partment will receive thorough in
struction from Miss Marie Graves, Of
Virginia, q teacher of seven years ex-
perience in instrumental and vocal
music, and the fine arts.
Three machines for sale at the MANNING
TINES Office at figures too low actually to be
made public. Each machine first class and
guaranteed.
The bank is So convenient. When
one presents big bill at US now, in
payment of a subscription, we do not
have to run all over town to get the
change, but can simply give check
on the bank. The bank is a great
convenience, and all in the town and
country should patronize it. Let ev-
>erybody patronize the bank.
Granulated sugar 10 cents per pound al
NJ. Kalisky's.
We are informed that Mr.. Sam NJ
Barheld has been elected superintend.
ent OF the Exchange Bank of the
Farmers Alliance of the State o.
Texas. The bank is said to have 6
capital of s3,000,00O, and Mr. Bar.
ielG is to be head manager OF it. He
leaves soon, so we are informed, tc
enter upon the discharge of his dq'
ties.
3 cakes excellent laundry soap for only
cents cash, at n. Lewis.
We heard at least dozen persons
say last week that Miss Jennie
Ingram had been elected q teach
er in the new school, and as it was
generally understood that she woulc
be elected one of the teachers, VIZ
supposed that she had been, and sc
stated last week. It appears howev'
er that as yet the female teacher ha!
rot been elected, and our announce
4 .-ac thorafore 1arernaf1lre