The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-01-22

Big auction of mules in town next
Saturday.
Court will be held in Clarendon
county this year Feb. oath, June I'd,
and Oct. 18th.
Don't forget about the sale of town
lots at Pinewood and Remini next
week. Read advertisement on this
page.
The coroners Office is getting to be
a fat position-one of the best paying
offices in the county, for the amount
of work done.
The seals for the sub-alliances have
been received, and can be obtained
from Capt. D. J. Bradham. The de-
sign is very pretty.
The railroad schedules published in
the TINES are correct to date, and may
be relied on. They are very complete,
giving all connections.
To arrive tonight, twenty-four big
gentle Texas horses, and we want to
Sell at once. Get our prices.
THOMAS & BRADHAM.
The Alliance is doing good. ALI
arce men of this county are able this
year to get all the money they want,
and at a less rate of interest than
ever before.
Just received lot of choice family flour,
at H. A Lowrys cash store.
Guardians, executors, and admins
traitors are reminded that annual re-
turns are required of them, by law,
during the months Of January and
February in each year.
Highest New York prices paid for all
kinds OF furs and hides (otter, fox, coon,
mink at NJ. haliskys.
Mr.. O. X. Burton, of this place,
gave US last week the largest ''collaro
we ever saw. The stalk was more
than two inches in diameter, and .ne
collard measured ffty-two inches
across. It was about twelve feet IN
circumference.
Bran, bran, bran, at b. A. I.owrys, anu
sold at bottom figures.
Manning Sub-Alliance will meet
next Saturday afternoon at nalf past
two O'Clock, instead Of Friday morn
ing. Mr.. T. J. NJ. Davis requests US
to make the above notice, and to state
that there will be important business
before the Alliance.
Golden Machine Oil for Gins and Mills
best quality, lowest price, for sale at Din,
kins Il Co.. drug store.
Sumter has recently had two busi-
ness embarrassments: Mr.. A. A.
Solomons has, so we are told, effected
a compromise with his creditors for
forty cents on ibe dollar, and Mr.. J.
A. Schwerin is trying to make some
terms with his creditors.
Choice candies, large and delicious Flor
ida oranges, the best and finest cakes and
crackers, and al such nice things at H. 4.
Lowry's.
A home building and loan associa-
ton is under consideration. and will
probably be organized this evening.
Manning and the entire county will
be vastly benefited by such an en-
terprise. It will assist any one in
owning home by paying for a few
wears ust about what MS rent would
be. Few enterprises benefit a town
more than a building and loan associ-
alton.
Twenty-four large gentle Texas horses, to
arrive tonight at Thomas Il Bradhaln s liv-
cry and sale stables.
Coroner Jas. Rowe got together
four white men and eight colored
men last week, and held an inquest
over the skeleton found in Santee
swamp. No testimony was taken
Only a part of the skeleton was found
The Jury did not decide whether il
was a man or woman, or white OF
colored. They supposed it might
possibly be the skeleton Of the negro
who was washed off the Eutawville
trestle, and whose body was never
recovered.