The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-04-24


again.
DIR. T. L. Burgess, Of Summerton, had
slight stroke of paralysis last week. he
is able to be up.
Chew Old Rip, at Rigby's-
Next Saturday, at Pinewood, a
picnic.
A fresh assortment Of canned goods
at Rigby's.
Syrup of Figs" for sale at Dinhns &
Cos drug store.
Go to Blacks store for soda water
and groceries
Fernoline Balsam, for sale at Dinkins &
Cos drug store.
A complete line OF ladies and gents
shoes at Rigby's.
If you want a nice drink try Blacks
ice-cold soda water.
Avery handsome line of ladies' and
gents hosiery at Rigby's
The festive caterpillars are again
among US, on their annual visit.
The prettiest assortment of mems
neckwear in town at Rgby's-
Shakers Extract or Seigels Curative Syr-
up, for sale at Dinkins & Cos. drug store.
Several of our citizens are in
Charleston attending the Floral fair.
MIR. Alexander has two rice planta-
tons in his store. They are pretty.
4 fine stock of specially selected
mems and youths clothing athgbys.
Call at Rigby's and you will find
an elegant assortment of straw and
felt hats
Fresh arrival of dried apples Fresh
assortment Of canned goods, at NJ.
Kalisky's-
A letter from our valued CORES
pondent, "Argonaut," will appear
next week.
The county commissioners have
elected Joseph F. Rhame, Esq, their
counsel for the present year.
A beautiful line of saSines, ging-
hams. lawns, cahcoes, and dress goods
of all descriptions, at Rigbys-
DR.. G. Allen Huggins, dentist, is
in town, and viii stay couple OF
weeks practicing his profession.
Uyou wish to find a full sssort-
mens Of ladies'and gents gauze and
merino undervests, just cali st Rig
by's
A lot of cutaway frock coats, at
$3.50, good value $500. Bought at
q great bargain For sale at NJ. ha-
isky's.
II you viii visit Rigby's you will
find q complete line Of laces and en-
broideries and dress trimmings IN q
variety.
Wanted, at G. Alexander's, a lot Of
old gold and silver, for which the high
est cash price viii be paid He wants
IL at once.
The TINES will very shortly be en-
larged to an eight column paper, and
printed on a s115O cylinder press.
The Tnss is solid
Mrs Edwards has been invited to
90 to the Pinewood picnic next Sat
rrday, to furnish the refreshments.
She expects to be there.
Messrs j. 3. Lesesne and E. 4.
Lowry have purchased the Enterprise,
and it viii pass under their control.
We wish them success in their labors.
The Academy and the Grove school,
of Manning, and Miss McLean's
school of Jordan, have made arrange
ments to have joint school picnic,
at Juneville, Friday, May 3rd.
In its notes about the approaching
Centennial, the New York Herald says:
sThe Governors of North and South
Carolina will both stay at the Metro
politan, so that there is not likely to
be any time lost between drinks"
Bsrtlette, a colored tenant on Mr..
J. ". McLeod's place, lost his house
last week by fire. Everything he had
was burned, including about sixteen
dollars in morsy and mill checks
The house belonged to MIR. Mcleod.
sOld Beck" mule forty-one years
OF sge, and for thirty-ive years in
possession of Cspt. JOS Sprctt, of
Jordan, died of old age, or as our
deputy sheriff says, she made a 'tslip
up on catching her bresth." For the
past several years the mule had done
no work, but had received careful at
tention for her past long and useful
services.
During the pasttwo week our job Of
Zee has been taxed to its utmost, but
we have met every demand on it, by
putting in additional help. We have
besides other work printed in the
past two weeks six arguments for the
supreme court, aggregating more
than ffty printed pages. We do