The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-10-08

Robert Lavender, aged about SO years,
died at his home in New Zion last Wednes-
day night.
WASrED-Copying to do by one who
writes neatly and rapidly. Address Copylst'
Manning, S. G.
The little boys of this town played match
game Friday. The score was up Town
80, Down Town" %.
Why cannot our merchants induce the
railroad company to offer the farmers some
extra inducements ut this point?
To be married, at Bethlehem church, near
Davis, TT. NJ. Oct. Is, 1890, Mr.. John c.
Graham and Miss J. Blanche Jordan.
The cotton gins in town are kept busy
day and night, and the farmers are well
pleased this year with Manning as cotton
market.
Mr.. NJ. ,Kalisky has just returned from
the commercial market, and is receiving
very large and we'll assorted stock OF goods.
Look ont for what he has to say next week.
Go to Johnson's for bargains.
Sunday afternoon. Sep. 2S Mr.. j. c.
Hodge, of Jordan, lost by frea stack offod-
der of about six hundred weight. Some Of
his little children We're playing with match
es and set it on fire.
Buy school books OF Sumter Book and
Novelty Co.
The board of commissioners for the State
election for this county meets in Manning
next Saturday. They met here last Friday
and organized by electlng Capt. I. I. Bagnal
chairman and secretary.
Wood for sale. Call on Lowry & Thames.
Nathan Nelson and Richmond Belser, two
colored men of this town, became engaged
in a fight last week, during which Belser
struck Nelson on tie arm with hoe, break
ing one Of the smaller bones.
The Sumter Book and Novelty Co. will
sell school books, stationery, etc, as cheap
as any house in the State.
4 gentleman from Williamsburg county
told Mr.. Kalisky that he saw his advertise
ment in the MANNING TINES, and that he
came to Manning for the purpose of buying
a bill of goods from him. Advertising pays
Just arrived at Kaliskys fine lot of bo-
lo5nas.
Rachel Levine, daughter of Rev. Jake Le
vine. colored, of Oakland, died at her faith
er's last Thursday She died Of typhoid
fever. of which it is said there are several
cases among the colored people in the Fork.
The Sumter Book and Novelty Co. have
purchased the largest line Of books, station
cry, holiday goods, etc., ever brought to
Sumter.
Owing to the fine recommendations that
Kings Royal Germetuer has received,
Messrs. Dinkins Il Co., of Manning, and
Dr.. J.. W. Nettles. of Foreston, have each
laid in a full supply. Read what the ReY.
Dr. Hawthorne has to say about it IN another
column.
NJ. Lewis selling rice at 10 cents per quart
or quarts for 25 cents.
On last Wednesdays colored man on San
tee, by the name of Cooper, was accident
aliv killed by tree falling upon him. A
inry of inquest held by Trial Justice Mel
lette, rendered verdict Of accidental death.
His body was carried to his home in Salem
for interment.
Golden machine oil for gins and mills at
Dinliins Il Co.'S drug store.
Last Saturday the residents in the neigh
borhood of the guard house were very much
annoyed by the continued pitiful cries OF a
man that was locked up IN one OF the cells:
The town council should have the guard
mouse .uONSN1 6iiti piotSS& " ASiS S-S iAA A-~AsS'
will not be nuisance to the community.
Just received choice lot hams, bologna,
cheese, butter, &C., best quality, at john
sou 5.
Mr.. c. L. R;dsiiil requests us to state that
the C. NJ Kidgill referred to in our last is
sne as being one of the parties engaged in
the difficulty at Silver was intended for
him, and that we were misinformed as far
AS he was concerned, us he had nothing to
do with the affair and regrets that his name
should have been mixed up with it.
An elegant line Of colognes, extracts,
toilet soaps. face powders, hair brushes,
combs, tooth brushes, and other toilet re-
ouisites at Dinkins u Co.'S.
At church conference OF the Methodist
church of this place last Sunday, the stew
ards made financial report, showing how
much each member was assessed and how
much each had paid This report shows
that of membership of 1G0, more than
lalf have not yet paid a cent .ae present
wear for the support OF the preachtf. About
three fnnrths of the salary has been collect
cd. and Conference is only six weeks of.
NJ. Kalisky has in stock a supply of very
handsome parlor lamps, which he Will sell