The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-10-29

attending to his official duties.
DIR. S. c. C. Richardson is still confined
to his home suffering from rheumatism.
-Messrs s C. Turbeville and Robt.
Ton,Iinson. of salem. passed through Man
ming on their way to Charleston Monday
night.
Solicitor John s. Wilson is suffering
ooa;n with his back, but he hopes to De
able to 90 to Georgetown Friday to attend
to his official duties.
DIR. ". E. Brown, who has been VISIT
ing friends and relatives IN Florence anu
Marion counties, has returned home mocn
improved in health.
Democrats do not falter, vote the regular
ticket.
Damon lodge Knights Of Pythias meets
tomorrow night.
Turn out and vote the regular Democra1ic
ticket next Tuesday.
Manning will be well represented IN
Charleston this week.
The town council is having the puoAc
pumps put in 6rst-class condition.
Every man must show his registration
ticket before he will be allowed oVote.
Subscribe to the Manning Times If you
want good, reliable county newspaper.
At Eoreston last Monday Mr.. Larry Chris
topher was married to Miss Leila CneW-
ming.
IF the Democratic ticket is defeated the
stay-at-homes will be to blame. Every So'e
co1nts.
the polls close earlier this year than US
ual. They close precisely at 4 O'Clock IL the
afternoon.
The cotton ginneries of this place have
einned more cotton up to date this year tnan
ever before.
By all means vote next Tuesday. Tell
vopr neiohbor to turn out and be at the
polls early.
A severe wind storm passed through the
Fork section of the county last Snnoay' ano
blew down great many trees.
MIR. Edward B. Hndal was marrled TO
Miss Minnie Chewing last Thursday at the
residence of the Rev. W. E. Barre.
Meetings were held in several counties
of the State Monday and all of them passed
resolutions denouncing the Haskell move
ment.
johnson has just received fine assort-
ment of clothing
Andrew Gordon, well known colored
Democrat, was found dead IN the Sammy
Swamp trestle on the G. 5. q n. hailroao
last Saturday morning.
w,1--s- s.- e>lA Cali on LowFy& Thames.
The excursion train that passed through
+his place for Charleston this morning was
loaded with passengers on their way to take
in the gala festivities
NJ. Kalisky has in stock supply OF very
handsome parlor lamps, which he Will sell
cheap.
Mr.. J. ". Richardson. aged IS years, di-
ed at his home in Privateer township, sum
ter county, last Saturday. He was the father
of Mr.. F. o. Richardson. of this place.
If YOU want pair Of good shoes Levi has
them.
The fact that all of the shining lights
of the Republican party are support
nortinc Haskell is enough to canse the
white people to stop and reflect before vot-
ing for him.
3. A. johnson has in stock an excellent
assortment of crackers and cakes.
Complaints are made that the bridges on
Pocotaligo caaseway, near Manning, are IN
dangerous condition, and We are told that
several horses have sustained slight injuries
by getting their feet IN holes ID the orloges.
Soecial attention is called to the magnih-
cent hne Of ladies' dress goods at Moses
Lewis.
It's expected that the Democratic club
meetings next Saturday will be largely at
tended. as important matters are to be dis
cnssed Every Democrat that can possibly
do so should attend the meeting OF his CLUB
The resolutions published In last weeks
;ssne in reference to Rev. ]. S. Beasley,
were adopted by the official members OF
Foreston circuit and not Of Foreston
church. We have been requested to make
this correction.
First class breakfast strips at B. A. john
sons.
Mr.. A. S. White, the popular travelling
salesman for o. F. Wieters, was IN town yes
terdav, and says that he has travelled IN this
county considerably recently. and he was
strnck with the number Of fine farms that
came pnder his observation. He thinks that
Clarendon. is one Of the best counties IN the
State
Golden machine oil for gins and mills at
Dinkins 4 Co.'S drug store.
Be c.reful in voting. There are several
boxes, and unless you put your tickets IN
the proper boxes your vote is thrown away
as the law prohibits the managers from
counting tickets that are in the wrong boxes.
For instance, if you vote for governor IN
the box intended for county officers, that
vote must be thrown away and not counted.
NJ Levi has Just received car load of
fine -four which he offers at Charleston
prices.
For several days past rumor has been
floating around town that the Independents
have a county ticket which will be sprung
on the morning of the election: therefore
every man before he casts his ballot had
better read the names on his ticket careful
". as YOU might find two or three names on
the ticket that did not receive the regular
Democratic nomination. Vote only for the
regular nominees.
An elegant line of colognes, extracts.
toilet soaps. face powders, hair brushes,
combs, tooth brushes. and other toilet re-
ouisites at Dinkins & Co.'S.
Last Friday Mr. Manning Hodge, of
Privateer township. Sumter county, while
On his way home from Sumter that right
was attacked on the public road by three
men, two of them supposed to be white.
One of them caught his horse and the other
two pointed pistols at his head and ordered
him to dismount They then rlted his
pockets and robbed him Of twenty dollars.
He had few dollars in silver money which
they did not get hold Of.
Last night about nine o'clock the resi-