The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-04-02

for some [lQe past, Is iIoiie aS't1t4, Wv IVY
his stay will only be temporary.
Manning needs and must have a
fire engine.
The county alliance meets in the
court house next Friday.
Turn the hook and ladder truck
over to the colored people.
Next Friday is Good Friday, and
next Sunday Easter Sunday.
It is probable that Y. NJ: c. A.
will very soon be organized in this
place.
We hope to see a nice block OF
brick buildings erected on the lots
made vacant by the fire.
We do not believe that a town IN
the State can boast of a more moral
set of Young men than Manning.
The bank statement published to-
day makes splendid showing-over
ten per cent. profit in seven months.
Bank stock was sold this week at ll6.
At a meeting of the town council
last night it was wisely decided upon
to prohibit the erection of any more
wood buildings in the business por-
ton of the town.
Mr.. J. Ebert Davis, our county
business agent, tells US that he is de-
livering guanos every day, and that ne
is satisfied that his orders are now be-
ing rapidly filed.
Don't fail to visit DuRant & Be
litzer's magnificent furniture store
when in Sumter. They claim the I'm
est furniture store of any country
town in the State.
1t is reported that Marion Brock, a
well-to-do colored farmer living near
Pamela, recently gave his l6-year-old
son brutal whipping, from which he
is not expected to recover.
SAWYER WASrEp-J. D. Alsbrook, Greens,
S.
All the letters and papers, in fact
everything in the postofice. was burn
ed last Monday night. There were
no registered letters, and only one
money order, and that for but two
dollars.
Fresh and genuine garden seeds at DIM
kins L. Co.'S drug store.
The pension checks have arrived,
and the clerk of the court is now
ready to furnish them to the parties
entitled to receive them. There are
forty-rine checks for this county, OF
$12.G1 each.
Buy your garden seed and onion sets at
Dinkins 4 Co.'S drug store.
The board of stewards of the Man.
ming Methodist church will have their
regular monthly meeting next Friday
afternoon at 4 O'Clock. Important
business is to be transacted, and a full
board is desired.
NJ. Kalisky has just received 500. lbs. of
Armour hams, which he will guarantee and
sell at S cts. per lb. Also L fresh lot OF Bo-
lc9na. ;,
Married at the residence of the
rroom's father, on the 9th inst, Mr..
4. ". Thames, Jr., and Miss Minnie
Butler, daughter Of MI. Moses Butler.
Trial Justice Mahoney officiated. The
contracting parties reside at Silver.
J. G. Dinkins & Co. are agents for the
celebrated Aqua Crystal spectacles and eye
glasses. Cali and examine them.
Miss Maggie Higgins accidentally
cot a crochet needle broken off IN her
arm last Thursday. 1t penetrated
the arm about two inches, and then
broke off about a half inch below the
skin. The needle had to be cut out
Fresh lot of Garden Seed. all kinds, inst
received 1T Dr. Netsles's Drug Store, at For
eston.
Now is the time to clean up your
premises and put everything IN order
for the coming summer. Whltewash
should be applied freely, and all places
where filth has accumulated should be
thoroughly cleansed and lime and 9TH
er disinfectants used.
Highest New York prices paid for ell
kinds of furs and hides (otter, fox, coon,
mink) at II. Kaliskys.
The MANNING TINES job Office print
ed last week ten thousand cards for
Rev. E. H. Wilson, pastor Of the A.
II. E. Church in this place. These cards
are to be sold at ten cents each, the
proceeds to be .sed for building a
more commodious church edifice in
this town.
\ valuable treatise on the care and pres
ervation of the eyes given Away to each one
OF our customers. Cali and get one.
J. G. D1NKINs j. Co.
Louisville was last week visited by
terrible cyclone. The loss OF life
and property far exceeded that OF
Charleston during the earthquake, and
is second only to the Johnstown flood
of last year. Tie loss of life IN Louis
vile alone is now fixed at 93, with $50
bsdlv Injured. Half rs many more