The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-12-31
Write it 1891.
Comfy Alliance meets next Friday.

County Alliance meets next Friday.
See advertisement ofS5 reward for return
Of stolen watch.
School Commissioner L. N. Ragin tool
charge Of his Office to-day.
Correspondents TO the Manning Times
are wanted in every section OF the county
It has been estimated that at least 2,O0(
bales Of cotton are still IN the county un
sold.
N. Levi has received an elegant supply Of
wagons and read carts, which he is offering
cheap.
Anew street will soon be opened through
that portion of the town known as Weln
berg town.
Every sub-alliance in the county is eI
pected to be represented next trlday OF tne
county alliance meeting.
James A. Wilder, of the Pamela section,
well-to-do colored man about sc years O.
age. died last Monday night.
Dr.. W. +. Brown was selected poor house
physician by the county commissioners a.
their meeting last Wednesday.
Gov. Tillman and family have tsker
charge of tho governors mansion, and Il
will be their home for the next two years.
Last Sunday afternoon Maj. J. N. Rich;
ardson, of Texas, delivered very able and
interesting address IN the Methodist church
Thomas / Bradham have recently pur'
chased a very pretty hack. which is to meet
the trains and carry passengers into the
country.
We have two sewing machines on hand.
new and just received from the factory.
that We wish to sell. They are improved
and are bargains. Call at the Times Office,
Robert Dingle. colored perambrlatine
tonsorial artist allowed his angry passions
to rise one dsy last week at Davis Station,
and cut jim, Sumter. another negro. With
razor.
The town council meets tonight for the
purpose of receiving applications for bar
room licenses. Two applications have al-
ready been sent in, and it is not likely that
there will be any more.
The Columbia correspondent OF the
Charleston World says that Willie b. Bon
ham arrived in that city yesterday with his
bride, nee Miss Marie Graves. Both parties
are well known in Manning.
Dir. Mitchell Epps. Of Salem. was in town
to-day. having just returned from dee,
drive in Georgetown county. He says that
the party only succeeded IN killing SIX deer
and few wild turkeys.
According to the new law, the comfy
auditor takes the returns for each townshll
in a separate book. It will therefore De
necessary for each taxpayer to attend the
appointment in his township or to come te
Manning to make his returns. See adver
tisemeat in another column.
Fresh arrival Of crackers and all kinds oi
cakes at Johnson's.
Two hundred hale and hearty men from
Maine landed at Charleston recently and
took the train for the mills of the Santee
Lumber Comapny. They have come down
to get employment in the mills Of that com
pany, and may bring their wives down next
summer.
Go to Johnson's for fruit, nuts. raisins,
citror, currants, and jellies.
Rev. W. S. Stokes has introduced new
feature in the Methodist church in this
place. He breaches every Sunday night
beginning promptly at 7.So o'clock, and
confines the entire services to within thirty
minutes. His sermons are on live. inter
eshng subjects, and are not longer than
fifteen minutes, averaging about twelve
minutes long. he begins promptly on time
too. These services should be very popu
lar, but if any part Of the sermon is to be
heard, you must be prompt. Before the
town bell strikes eight, the congregation
has been dismissed.
Steam fittings of every kind. bar iron
bolt nuts, corn mills. leather and rubber
belt, oils in cans, mowers and reapers
pun ps of oil kinds, cotton gins, buggies
and every kind Of machinery. for sale a
lowest cash figures, at =. S. Matthiessen's s
Sumter, S. C. B. F. Hoyt, salesman.