The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-10-15


The managers of elections for the State
and congressional boxes have been appoint
ed The names will be published next
week.
Wood for sale. Call on Lowry 4 Thames.
Mrs. ]. D. Beatson presented her hus-
band last Sunday night with twins again,
a boy and girl. About two years ago She
made him happy by presenting him with
two girls.
An elegant line Of hats at Johnsons.
1t is said that the man who won't take
paper because he can borrow one, is trying
to invent Il machine with which he can COOK
his OWL dinuer with the smoke Of his neigh
bor's chimney.
Just arrived at Kalisky's . fine lot of bo-
lognas.
The Manning Guards will meet next FRI
day evening at o'clock. Every member IS
reGnestel to be present at this meeting, as
the measures for the new uniforms Will
then be taken.
Johnson has just received q fine assort-
ment Of clothing.
The Republicans Of Manning precinct
held a meeting last night, and elected rs It's
officers for the coming two years: fobt. A
White, precinct chairman; Rufus Z. Gam
BILE, SEC. and treas.
NJ. Lewis selling rice at 10 cents per quart
or 3ouartS for 25 cents.
A prosracted meeting is to begin next
Sunday at the Methodist church IN TINS
place. Several preachers are expected to
assist. Quarterly conference will be held
next Monday night.
Golden machine oil for gins and mills at
Dinkins x Co.'S drug store.
MIR. c. A. Bradham, of Silver, left at our
Office Monday q bunch of sweet potatoes,
: that contained probably forty or fifty pota-
toes They were not very large, and were
still hanging to the vine.
B. A. johnson has on hand full supply
of family and plantation groceries.
James Hodge, the l3-year-old son OF Mr..
J. C. Hodge, of Jordan, left home yesterday
morning and has not returned. Mr.. Hodge
thinks he was persuaded off, and IS anxious
to know of his whereabouts.
NJ. Kalisky has in stock . supply of very
handsome parlor lamps, which he Will sell
cheap.
Mr.. Leuis T. Fischer, of Summerton, ap-
piled in open count to Judge Eraser last
Monday for Naturalization papers, and was
duly made citizen of the United Stetes.
Mr.. Fischer came to this country from Ger
many when but boy, and was under the
impression he did not require to be natu-
rallied, but after his nomination blythe re-
cent Democratic convention for county COM
missioner the matter was looked into, with
the above result.
An elegant line of colognes, extracts,
toilet soaps. face powders, hair brushes,
combs, tooth brushes, and other toilet re-
ouisites ct Dinkins 4 Co.'S.
Several complaints have been made by
our subscribers at Silver of not being able
to get their papers regularly. Mr.. A. W.
Thames postmaster, WAS in town Monday,
and says that the fault does not lie with the
Silver post Office, as he has man at the
depot to meet every mail train, but in the
past the freight train, which he was not re-
ouired to meet, would sometimes bring
down the papers, and they would be thrown
on the platform, where anybody and every
body would open the package and help
themselves. Mr.. Thames tells MS that
q new order has been issued from head
quarters which will correct the evil COM
planned of, and the people will hereafter
have their papers delivered regularly.