The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-04-09

We're IN tCWN NUulisS Us tHe S'te"tn VA -'A1'"
Monte Harvin.
Mrs. W. r. Duncan is yet very sick.
but it is thought there is some improve
ment in her condition.
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Communion services were held IN
the Presbyterian church last Sunday.
Hester Jackson, colored woman
from Fulton, was committed to the
Innate asylum last Monday.
Many a coffin is covered with roses
by hand that never before gave its
occupant anything but thorns.
Next Monday is the town election,
and it behooves every voter to turn
out and vote for good council.
The Secretary of State has grant ed
a charter to the Summerton Cotton
Seed Oil Mill and Manufacturing
Company.
If your heart is larger than your
head you iniure yourself, and if your
head is larger than your heart you in.
lur6 your uelSSHOOiS.--AI'
At a meeting of the Georgia State
Press Association last month resolu-
ton was passed pledging the press
of the State to the Farmers Alliance.
SAWYER WANTED. D. Alsbrook, Greens,
S..
A Western editor remarks that a
newspaper and a family are the easl-
est things in the world to start.
Bringing them up is where the rub
comes.
Fresh and genuine garden seeds at Din
kins E Co.. s drng store.
Nfessrs. White and Pouncey, the
contractors for the work on Sammy
Swamp bridges, have commenced the
work, and will soon have them IN first
class condition.
Buy your garden seed and onion sets at
D!nk;ns !: Co.'S drug store.
Last Friday, Manning sub-alh-
ance had very interesting meeting.
The members CT this alliance are taking
!. great deal of interest in their meet
ings and will soon have the largest
membership in the county.
II. Kalisky has just received 500 lbs. of
Armour hams. which he will guarantee and
sell at 8 cts perlb. Also fresh lot OF bo-
losca.
Married last Sunday night, at the
residence of the bride, L. D. Moore
and widow Fannie Hsryin. Trial
Justice Benhow performed the mar
riage ceremony. The happy couple
are leaders in Mannings colored socl-
ETY..
j. G. Dinkins & Co. are agents for the
celebrated Aqus- Crystal spectacles and eye
glasses. Cali and examine them.
Take up list of the inhabitants OF
{. country town and mark off the
names of those who do not take the
local paper, and you will find includ-
ed in those which are left the name
OF every family Of wealth, respecta-
bilitv, or inauence.--Prmter's Ink.
Fresh lot of Garden Seed, all kinds. just
received at Dr. Nettles's Drug Store, ut For
eSton.
The county alliance met Friday.
Delegates from all the sub-alliances
except New Zion were present. Pres
ident James E. Tindal delivered a
very interesting address. The work
OF the meeting VAS held with closed
doors, and no business of public in
ierest was transacted.
Do vour eyes need help? If so c;,ll on
J. G. Dinl,ins d Co. and be fitted with PAIR
Of Aaua-Crystal spectacles or eye glasses.
Here is little Bible silhouette
done by that master hand, Sam Jones:
"My ideal of q man is John the Bap-
list, who jumped on king and
stomped the very feathers out of him.
When he was put in jail he said he
would stay there until the ants carried
him out through the keyhole before
he would modify anything that he had
said"
Highest New York prices paid for al
kinds Of furS and hides (otter, fox, coon,
mink at N. kalisky'S.
Last Wednesday, Sharp McFaddin,
little colored boy, was severely hurt
at Braaham's mill. He was knocking
about the machinery, when his clothes
caught "a the shaft. Mr.. Judson
Bradham happened to see him as he
was being whirled over and stopped
the engine. His left arm was broken
close up to the shoulder, and his
right leg was also broken.
A valuable treatise on the care and pres
s-ry:,tion Of the eyes given away to each one
OF our customers. Call and get one.
J. G. DlNHISs Il Co.
last Wednesday afternoon, two
sons of jim Palmer, colored, living
on Col. Berbow's place, went into the
swamp to get out some slaves. The
eldest carried Il gun, and while going
through some bushes the gun was ac-
ciieutally discharged, the load enter
nag the abdomen of the Younger boy
who was following close behind. The
wounded boy lived ten or twelve
hours. and made a statement to the
above effect, generating his brother
rom all blame.
". Levi has counter filled with rem
nants of dry goods, which he will sell re-
paralass of cost Ladies are specially in
yited to call an3 examine them.