The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-12-10

Everybody should read Governor Till
mans inaugural address. It is fine State
paper.
A fine assortment of mems, youths. and
boys clothing at Lewis.
Formal notice of appeal has been aled IN
the matter of contesting the last VIII and
testament of the la&aJohn W. Wells.
Golden machine oil for gins and mills at
Dinkins l. Co.'S drug store.
Mr.. L. K. Howle, residing near Manning.
hos been drawn on the United States grand
Iurv which sits in Charleston in January.
500 bushels genuine red rust proof oats
Just arrived at Johnson's.
Rev. j. +. Jacobs, of the Columbia Theo-
logical Seminary. preached IN the Presoyte'
:rian church last Sunday morning and again
at Dight.
Kalisky has Just received so buckets OF
genuine fruit jelly ut 123 cents per pound.
Last Saturday while fox hunting George
Cochran, tifteeu-year old son OF Mr.. T. =.
collar bone broken.
If YOU want a barrel of good -four cheap
20 to Lewis He has jast received car
load.
The members of Manning sub-alliance
had better attend the special meeting which
takes place on Saturday, the Goth inst, or
give the reason why.
If you want a good smoke, try Johnsons S
cheroots.
Kalisky has Just received a large supply
of fresh lemons, citron, currants, rals'ns'
Sellies, cake decorations and assorted nuts.
Labor contract blanks for sale at the TNEs
Office.
Attend the Commercial College of Ken
tucky University, Lexington, Ky. 1t re-
ceived the gold medal at Worlds Expos!-
sition-Read advertisement.
Kallsky is selling boys suits from sl.25
and upwards.
Nr. G. Wash CoUlliette, formerly OF this
county, but Of late years member OF the
Columbia police force, has been appointed
day watchman at the capito! building
Persons desiring to buy leather can find
"a good supply to select from at Johnsons.
Nearly everybody that we have heard eI-
press an opinion relative to Gov. Tillman 8
inaugural address says it is the finest ac-
dress that has ever been delivered on such
AN occasion.
Quite number of our white citizens at
Sended the morning service at the co!oreo
Methodist church last Sunday, and they
were attentive listeners to the able sermon
preached by the Bishop.
II. Levi has very fine assortment OF
dress goods and trimmings to match, which
be IS selling very cheap.
Mr.. R. S. Harvin. of Pinewood. and Miss
Mamie Reaves, of Manning, were married a.
the residence of the brides parents, MIR. y.
R. Reayes, last Wednesday night, Dec. 3rd
bv Rev. j. G. Richards. The young couple
ha, the congratulations and best wishes OF
their many friends.
Schwecin & Co., of Sumter, ask that their
Clarendon friends get their prices before
buying elsewhere. They claim that gooo
money will thus be saved.
A very important meeting of st. Peters
Lodge will take place on the 18th inst Ev-
ery member should be present. All mem
oers of this lodge who have not paid their
dues are reaue ted to do SO at once, as the
secretary proposes to report such members
to the lodge and have their names stricken
from the roll.
An elegant line of colognes, extracts.
toilet soaps face powders, hair brushes
combs, tooth brushes, and other toilet re-
quisites at Dinkins & Co.'S.
A very tempting offer was recently receiV-
ed bv one of our citizens to invest his gen.
uine United States currency for an imita-
ton, the investor to receive ten dollars in
imitation or counterfeit money for every
dollar invested. This offer was made by
means of circular letter sent through the
mails, but the receiver did not invest.
If YOU want real good shoe you will find
them at Lewis. He has just received lot
that was manufactured for his trade, and he
is selling them at rock bottom prices.
The past week was very busy one for the
merchants of this place. They sold more
goods than in any previous week during the
season. Large crowds were IN town every
dav, attracted by the colored conference,
thus showing to our merchants that 1t IS to
their interest to bring about all kinds of at
fractions and inducements for people to
come to Manning. Once they succeed in in
ducine the people to come here the natural
consequence will be an increase of trade IN
every department.
N. Kalisky has perfected arrangements by
which he can pay the highest prices for all
kinds of hides, skins, and furs.
Ata meeting of the town council Monday
NIGHT on ordinance was passed. making 1t
nnnishabIe offense for any person dlscov-
cred selling goods on Sundays. Council al
so instructed the clerk to write to Solicitor
Wilson to request him to frame bin for
onr representatives to present to the legis-
1otnre 10 have the town charter amended.
,rho charter if amended will ALLOW the coun-
ell to levy % mill tax instead of 2 mill
tax as at present, and will allow them to
;ssne bonds after first having vote on the
question by the real estate owners OF the
town.