The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-11-12
THE ! HEIlE MANNING TINES.
WEDNESDAY, November Il, 1896.
Your Name in Print.

Little Eddie, son of Mr.. E. Conyers
Horton, is quite sick with fever.
Misses Lou Higgins and Callie McFad-
din are visiting in Richland county.
Mrs. Susan E. Colclough, of Sumter
county, is visiting her brother, DR.. $. Z. Z.
Richardson.
Mr.. S. ]. Bowman has accepted posi-
ton in the county treaSnrers othce, TO as
sist in the collection Of taxes.
Mr.. A. Nachman, one Of Darlington
most progressive business men, spent last
night with his nephew, Mr.. 4. Weinberg.
The State Fair is IN progress IN Columo ola
this week. It is said to be the best for
years. Ben Tllnan is there.
Wood for sale. Call on Lowry y Thames.
The attention of the members Of St.
Peters Lodge is called to the important ma.
sonic notice in another column.
Just received choice lot Of Tennessee
hams at Johnson S.
Clarendon will be we'll represented at the
State Fair. large crowd boarded the tram
at this depot this morning.
NJ. Levi has Just received a car load OF
fine -four which he offers at Charleston
prices.
The Wilson's literary club will meet next
Friday night. A nice program has been
arranged, and large crowd and pleasant
time is expected.
Six inch plugs tobacco for a nlckle at
halisky's.
The hat manufacturers Of Reading, Pa,
are about to organize m association to ad-
vance their interests. The result will be an
advance in prices.
Picked pigs feet, Vienna sausage, and
Noscher bologna mixed with pork at John
sons.
The cotton market in Charleston yester-
day was quiet and steady, mlddEng brlng-
ing to 9.U6. In Manning the buyers are
paying to-day for middling S.95.
II. Kalisky has received a fine lot of
Westphalia bologna.
Grover Cleveland thinks that the popular
demand for reform Of the tariff, which the
Republican party denied, was the chief
factor in the result of the late election.
Special attention is called to the magnif:-
cent line of ladies' dress goods at Moses
Lewis.
November 18th is the date of expiration
for q great many Of our subscribers. II you
want the paper continued to your addresses
send US $50 promptly. Remememoer we
work on the cash basis.
Go to Johnson's for the finest lot OF gents,
ladies, and children's shoes. Prices guar
anteeG.
Mr.. j. J. Broadway, of Packsville, claims
the best sugar cane in the county. de mas
some s'Tillman" cane that will make SIX
hundred gallons to the acre. Several par
ties say the sample cane sent US IS the finest
they ever saw.
Golden machine oil for gins and mills at
Dinkins & Co.'S drug store.
MIR. S. Wolkoviskie Of this town, IS the
party mentioned last week as the only
white man IN the county who voted tor
Deas, the negro candidate for congress. This
is in reply to numerous inquiries as to who
was the man.
Schwerin l. Co., of Sumter, ask that their
Clarendon friends get their prices before
buying elsewhere. They claim that good
money will thus be saved.
The box for the State and county election
ct Pinewood was thrown out, for Irregular
ties. This was the only place IN the county
where there was any trouble at all, and we
are told that had it not been tor one white
man the negroes would not have given any
trouble this time.
An elegant line Of colognes, extracts,
toilet soaps, face powders, hair brushes,
combs, tooth brushes, and other toilet re-
ouisites at Dinkins Il Co.'S.