The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-10-02

the Citadel, where he will enter the third
class.
DIR. S. c. c. Richardson's health, we
learn, has been much improved since he
went to Texas.
Mr.. Horatio D. Long and Miss Ximens
c. Whitton, Of Sumter, were married ID that
city Tuesday, Sep. Oath.
Mr.. Geo. J. Brown and family left this
morning for st. Matthews. Mr.. Brown will
start newspaper at that place very shortly.
We wish him ali success in his new field OF
labor.
Mr.. G. L. Griffin is postmaster at
Pinewood.
Fresh arrival of -four from Western mills
at NJ. Kaliskys.
A new postofice has been establish
ed on the Wilson and Summerton
railroad to be known ss Davis's, and
to be kept by Mr.. c. NJ. Davis at his
store.
The uptown telegraph Office is great con-
venience to our people. 1t is in Mr.. Low
ry's store.
The Jewish feast of Yom Kippur,
the Day of Atonement, occurs on Fri
day and Saturday of this week. The
holiday is one of the most solemn in
the Jewish ritual, and from sundown
Friday till sundown Saturday there is
an entire suspension of business.
Highest New York prices paid for all
kinds Of furs and hides (otter, fox, coon,
mink at NJ. Kalisky's.
There are great many persons IN
this county, that do all their trading
in Sumter. Well, we al have to buy
drugs and medicines, and the drug
store of J. F. W. DeLorme. is one OF
the best places. He has splendid
assortment of drugs and medicines
and such other things as are usually
kept in a drug store.
cakes excellent laundry soap for only 5
cents cash, at n. Lewis.
Louis Loyns doesn't talk much,
but he says when it comes to selling
at lowest prices and giving best terms
he is right there every time. He
declines quoting prices, but says he
will meet any competition. MIR.
Loyns has a nice assortment of goods
of all kinds, and will be pleased to
have the public generally to call at
his store, and see his goods.
For Sale. A buggy in good condition
for S25 T d Alsbrook
There are some pretty things in
Sumter, but none prettier than to be
seen at L. W. Folsom's jewelry store.
When in Sumter a few days ago he
had just received lot of some of the
prettiest goods we had ever seen. We
will not attempt description; we
can't do it: but call at his store, and
if you don't buy, it Will be because
you haven't the money.
Tu-aip Seed, at Dinkins i Co.'S.
The Pamela Academy is very neat
structure, one Of the best country
school bouses we ever sew II was
due very largely to Capt. D. W.
Brailsford that the building was con-
structed without any money being di-
rectly paid out. He got the ladies
Interested, had one or two enter
tainments, and the house was paid
for.
Snow fake crackers, fancy tea crackers,
fresh lemons at NJ. Kslisky's.
What's the matter with D. j. Winn
He's all right. He has been selling
goods in Sumter for a generation,
and is known to everybody who ever
went to Sumter. There are some
people who won't buy from anybody
but D. J. Winn, and all are trested
with fairness by him. Winn's cloth
ing is by many persons thought to be
better than can be had anywhere else.
Any way if in Sumter and in need Of
clothing no one would think of buy
ing till he had seen Winn's stock oi
goods.
Granulated sugar1o cents per pound at
N. Kaliskys.
Somehow the age of a house gives
it greater influence, especially when
that house keeps up with the times,
Seventy years is long time, but the
jewelry business of c. I Hoyt & Bro.
has been in existence that long. The
house has always been acknowledged
to be first class, and the present pro-
prietors are fully up to the standard.
They are genial, polite, and courte'
Gus, square in their dealings, and de-
serving of the large patronage they
are getting. 512 solid gold rings is
a big pile Of rings. They want to re-
duce this pile, and will quote lowest
figures. They also have some besuti-
full silver lamps, beautiful for presents
and-but what's the use of our emu
merating. They have what you want
in the jewelry line, or can do all the
repairing you want, so go to see G. L
Hoyt & Bro, Sumter, S. G.
Golden Machine Oil for Gins and Mills
best quality, lowest price, for sale at Din
Eins & Co.'S drug store.
Those from the vicinity OF Man
ming who have made cotton shipments
this season to Messrs. Seckendorf 4
Middleton, speak in the highest terms
of that firm on account of the salts.
factory manner in which it has han
died their product. We have heard
several parties express surprise at the