The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-11-05

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counties in the State.
Mr.. N. Levi has recently had the roof Of
his mansion overhauied.
Intendant Bradham put on an extra po-
lice force yesterday TO prevent any breach OF
the peace.
Wood for sale. Call on Lowry & Thames
\ very Jealous supporter of Judge Has
kell voted his State ticket in the congres-
Sional box yesterday.
:: The editors of this paper have been TOO
busy this past week to get ont more reading
matter this issue We will add eight more
columnsn next week.
Johnson has just received fine assort-
ment of clothing.
AS far as we can learn there was only one
white man in the county, who voted tor
Deas the negro candidate for congress, and
he lives in Manning and is q Haskellite.
Golden machine oil for gins and mills at
Dinkins 4 Co.'S drug store.
A small house belonging to Stephen
Moses near Mrs. NJ NJ Bells place, caught
on FIRE Monday morning, and nearly all OF
the roof was destroyed before the fire was
extinguished.
First class breakfast strips at B. A. john
sons.
About ten o'clock Saturday, night the shed
over the engine at Bradhams mill caught
on fire, and in few minutes the gin house
and all the buildings on the premises would
have been destroyed, but fortunately MI.
Alfred Dyson discovered the fire and gave
the alarm in time to have it extingulshed
without any damage having been done.
B. A. johnson has in stock an excellent
assortment of crackers and cakes.
Mr.. Thomas Bell, an old gentleman about
eighty years of age, who is residing with
his rephew. W. X. Bell. met with very
painful accident Monday night. While walk
ing in the piazza of the hotel. his foot slip
ped, and he fell to the floor breaking has
thigh. On account of his extreme age 1t IS
feared that this accident may prove fatal.
Schwerin 4 Co., of Sumter, ask that their
Clarendon friends get their prices before
buying elsewhere. They claim that good
money will thus be saved.
One of one of the Oldest and most prom
inent ministers Of this county rode thirty
miles Yesterday to be able to vote the Dem
ocratic ticket. He said he was Democrat,
and while he does not generally vote unless
there is some urgency, yet in this case,
when the independents are trying to disrupt
the Democratic party. he felt it of para
mount Importance 10 vote the regular DEM
ocr,tic ticket. That's the kind Of patriot
ism We love to hear Of.
Just arrived at Kalisky's fine lot Of bo-
lognas.
Mr.. John W. Higgins OF the Fork section
ofthis county, had the misfortune last We'd
nesday of having his house and all OF It's
contents destroyed by fire. Mr.. Hugglns
was in Manning attending to his duties as
policeman at the time, and there was no
one about the place, but his wife and two
little children. Mrs Higgins was unable
to save anything on account OF
having no one with her to keep one OF the
children from following her into the burn
ing building Phe loss was about one hun
dred and fifty bushels of corn, q lot OF tod-
der, twenty-nine dollars in cash, and all OF
the provisions furniture, and clothing,
without one cent of insurance.
An elegant line of colognes, extracts,
toilet soaps. face powders, hair brushes,
combs, tooth brushes, and other toilet re-
opisites at Dinkins i Co.'S