The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-12-17

leave here on the oath inst for Chicago
where they go to attend the marriage OF Mf
Mitchell Levi, which takes place the 3osh
of this month.
There was a fall of snow in Greenville
yesterday.
Eggs are bringing twenty cents dozen,
and poultry is scarce.
Every member of st. Peters Lodge should
attend the meeting next Friday night.
Anumber of Salem ladies were in town
Monday making their winter purchases
A sewing machine would make splen-
did Christmas present-almost given away
ut the TINES Office.
Scranton has elected 'dry" town conn-
Gil, that proposes stopping the sale Of WINS
key in that place.
The time for paying taxes has been eS-
tended, but the treasurer has received no
Official notification Of same.
Gov. Tillman has appointed Capt. D. j..
Bradham auditor and S. j. Bowman treas
urer of Clarendon county.
There was watermelon found this week
on Mrs. Sarah 4. Thames's place ID Man
ming, which was ripe and delicious.
Last Saturday at Packsville society was
organized to prevent the Illegal sale OF Thls-
key. They propose to put stop TO thls
traffic il their community.
Chilaren's wagons at Sires & Chambers,
cheap.
Mr.. NJ. i. Blackwell tells US that he was
attacked near his house last Saturday by a
mad dog. A vigorous use of stick drove
of the dog which ran OF towards town.
Kalisky wants the p, ople to try his fruit
jellies.
Mr.. A. C. Briggs. Of Silver, and Miss
Leise Brailsford, of Fulton. were married
to-day, at O'Clock. in st. Marks church
The bride is a daughter Of Mrs u. D. brails-
ford
Go to Johnson's for citron, 25 cents per
pound.
An advertisement elsewhere announces
that D. j. VIM will soon retire from the
clothing business. Every one will read
this with feeling of regret He IS closing
out at cost.
Children'S rockers, cane and wood seat, at
Sires i Chambers.
Married this day at the residence of the
brides parents, Lila, daughter OF Capt. y.
N. Plowden, Of Brewington, to Nh. JAS. d.
Montgomery. OF the FORK. heV. W. n.
workman of6ciated.
Just arrived at Johnson's, nice lot Of ap-
pie butter.
John 81. Ardin, native of Liverpool,
Eng, an employee of the Santee Cypress
Lumber Co., was killed Friday by tree
falling upon him. The coroner was notified
and an inquest was held.
Golden machine oil for gins and mills at
Dinkins & Co.'S drug store.
There will be an entertainment at the Pa
nola Academy Christmas eve. A very elab-
orate program has been arranged. There
will be recitations. music, dancing, and
grand pyrotechnic display.
Sires & Chandler have Just received sup
DIV of elegant willow rocking chairs, sulta-
Die for Christmas presents.
Died suddenly at Pamela last Sunday night
Washington Gaymon. colored. aged about 70
years. He was well.to-do farmer, and was
respected by his neighbors- In 1851 he
went into the Confederate service. .as bugler
in the 5th s. c. Cavalry Co. 81.
Kalisky has Just received large supply
.of fresh lemons, citron, c1,rrants, raislns,
:lellies, cake decorations, and assorted nuts.
There will be a meeting of Jacks Creek
Alliance at Pamela school house, Saturday,
December Goth, at 10 o'clock A. N. A full
attendance is desired rs business of lmpor-
tance will be transacted.
J. S. CANTEY, President.
NJ. Kaliskv has perfected arrangements by
which be can pay the highest prices for all
kinds of hides, skins, and furs.
The new board of county commissioners
entered upon the discharge of their duties
last Saturday. T. Adams Way was elected
chairman, and P. G. Benbow clerk. A dozen
or more applications for the clerkshlp were
in, but the commissioners preferred retain
ing their old clerk.
Schwerin & Co., Of Sumter, ask that their
Clarendon friends get their prices before
buying elsewhere. They claim that good
money will thus be saved.
The town of Darlington underwent
fiery ordeal last Monday night. A fire was
discovered in two-story wooden building
belonging to A. C. Spain & Co., and spread
over and DESTROYED eleven other buildings
and did Considerable damage to stocks OF
merchandise and bales of cotton. The loss
IS eSGlmaIeQ HI SOout sSfchIS-A'S sAiooosANo
dollars.
An elegant line of colognes, extracts.
toilet soaps. face powders, hair brushes.
combs, tooth brushes, and other toilet re-
ouisites at Dinkins & Co.'S.
Last Friday morning about one o'clock
the dwelling house on the plantation of the
estate Of WI. Clark was destroyed by fire.
There is no doubt about the FIRE being the
act of an incendiary, as no one was living
in the house at the time. The premises
were il charge of a eolored man who lives
near the house. and he says that he first
discovered the fire on the outside in the
back part. There wss an insurance policy
.on the house, but its being vacant at the
time of the fire makes it questionable as to
whether the insurance company IS liable or
not.
Steam fittings of every kind, bar iron,
bolt nuts, corn mills. leather and rubber
belt. oils in cans, mowers and reapers,
p.mps of all kinds, cotton gins, buggles.
and every kind of machinery, for sale at
lowest cash figures, at g. S. Matthiesseas,
Sumter, S. C. R. F. Royt, salesman.
Methodist Matters.
Quarterly conference for Manning will be
next Saturday and Sunday. Rev. E. I.
Hodges, presiding elder, will be present:
Communion services will be Sunday
morning.