The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-09-17

many OtHeI Cut0UOse yg'o sS''S o@ '''>''' '
among oar subscribers aeha are paid to or beyond
Sep. l, 1891.
Best rice at NJ. Lewis, 10 cents quart
Wood for SALE Call on Lowry & Thames.
Mr.. w. E. Epperson, of Sumter, died last
Sunday evening.
St. Peters Lodge, No 81. A. F. NJ, meets
on the evening of the oath inst
Mrs. Amanda Barrineau, of Salem. was
sent to the State lunatic asylum last Satnr-
day.
The excessive rains of the last week have
done considerable damage to the cotton
crop.
All of the Israelitish m erchants will have
their places Of business closed next We'd
nesday.
We are all contented to be called sinners
so long as the parson does not descend to
particulars.
The town tax books are closed and the
council Will have to deal with quite num-
Der of dehnquents.
\ poor girl has to be awfully good looking
to be pretty, and a rich girl has to be awful
ly homely to be ugly.
Go to B. A. Johnson's new store, opposite
the court house, for he Will sell you best
goods at lowest prices.
1t takes more religion to hold man level
in a horse trade than it does to make him
shout at camp meeting.
A father asked his seven -year-old SON what
an island was, and the hopeful replied tnat
it was wart on the ocean.
Red used on railroad signifies danger,
and says stop. It should be so construed
when displayed on mans nose.
Rufus NJ. Thames, aged n years, died at
his home near Jordan last Friday, and was
buried at Rehobeth church Saturday.
Last Sunday collection was taken up in
the colored Methodist church, and upwards
of $500 was raised to finish paying for their
new church.
The farmers county alliance will meet IN
the conrt house on Monday the 9th day Of
October instead of Friday the 3rd as hereto
fore announced.
The inspection Of the two cavalry compa-
MES will be at Silver on the 30th at II
O'Clock. Music and dancing will be the or
der of the day after the drill.
NJ. Kalisky has Just received fine lot OF
breakfast strips and choice hams which ne
will sell at cents per pound. Also 1resh
lot of lemons and table butter.
On our outside will be found proceedings
of the State convention, Hllman's speech,
biography of Tillman, sermon by Ial-
mage, and much other interesting matter
Fresh arrival of potatoes. onions, and su-
oar cured hams at kallskys.
Last Thursday cotton was bringing five
cents more on the hundred pounds IN Man
ming than it was bringing in Sumter. Man
ningis fast becoming one OF the best cotton
markets in the State.
Fresh and genuine Turnip Seed, all varl-
eties, at Dinkins & Co.'S.
To say that news is scarce this week but
feebly expresses it: there is almost no local
news that we can get hold OF. But then we
have lot of interesting advertisements, ana
they will be found excellent reading.
Buy yonr Turnip Seed from J. G. Din
kins & Co.'S Drug Store.
Mai. P. G. Benbow, S. j. Bowman, and
Eugene Dickson have been appointed man
ayers to conduct the town election to be
held next Monday. The polls will be
opened in the county commissioners othce.
An assortment of rolled gold ladies' breast
pins and earrings, gents watch CHAINS, ma
sonic and Knights of Pythias badges and
charms, at Kaliskys.
The town council should put gang Of
hands on the street to clear away the grass
and weeds In some parts Of the town 1T IS
impossible to walk out soon in the morning
or late in the evening without getting ones
feet wet.
If YOU want a good smoke 60 to Lewis
and buy the whip handle cigar the finest
five cent cigar made.
The Manning Guards are preparing for
the coming inspection. and it IS to be hoped
that that they will not only pass muster,
but will receive more complimentary
speech from Gen. Bonham than they recelv-
ed at the last inspection.
Go to B. A. Johnson's new store, opposite
the court house, for he will sell you best
goods at lowest prices.
The Manning Times viii this fall have
another of those popular Grand Gift Distrl-
buttons, in which S25 in gold, q sewing ma
chine, and many other valuable gifts will
be distributed among our subscribers who
are paid to or beyond Sep. l, 1881.
Just received, fresh and genuine Turnip
Seed, at Dinkins & Co.'S.
Mr.. J. 8. Rollins, of Williamsburg, is now
in this county representing thewel known
nursery of FRANKLIN, Davis, & Co., OF Rich
mond and Baltimore. Mr. Rollins will be
pleased to call on or communicate with any
person desiring to procure trees or shrub
berry.