The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-10-22
Fine assortment of shoes at Johnson's.

= Fine assortment of shoes at Johnson's.
My. H. Weinberg's Georgetown store was
rbbea last week. This is twice recently
at this store, has been robbed.
The latest freak of fashion among the
,udes OF Manning is to take 'cake walk
md some of them experience rough time
# it.
Trinity Alliance will meet Saturday, No
veanberS Ssia, for the purpose Of transactlng
Important business. Every member is urged
to turn out
The town council at meeting last We'd
nesday night, elected Mr.. John W. Husg'ns
and Calvin Boyd as policemen, and Arod
Stukes as lamp lighter.
Several prominent Republicans of this
county voluntarily told Us that the present
political agitation is not fight OF theirs
and they propose to let it severely alone.
Nearly everybody We meet complains OF
having bad cold. caused by the sudden
change of the weather, but if they VII! take
salem cider bath occasionally they Will get
amediate relief.
Remember that the 4th day Of November
the day when every Democrat Is expected
lay aside all business, and devote his
ime ard energy towards the success of the
Democratic cause.
We notice several papers in the State CIV
10 notice that the voting polls open at
NJ. and close at P. ". This IS mistake.
he law rec aires the polls to open at Z A. NJ
nd close at P. N.
An elegant line of hats at Johnsons.
The quarterly meeting of the colored
county alliance, was held in the court house
SATURDAY,. The oath of this month was ap-
pointed for a ,,ass- -raaating to be held at
Summerton to consider the adXisohihty- OF
establishing high schools ID different sec
tons of the county.
Wood for sale. Call on Lowry & Thames.
Trinity Alliance is wide awake, looking
after the interests of its members. A com
mittee was appointed last Saturday to confer
with the Railroad authorities to see II they
would not give the same storage advantages
as the G. S. & n. Railroad is giving the farm
arS of Silver.
If YOU want o good suit OF clothes and the
eateSt hat in town, go to Lewis.
During Gala Week in Charleston VIM.
Shepherd l. Co.. 232 Meeting ST., viii sell a
No. Z cooking stove with four holes, med:-
I'M size, good quality. with % pieces fnrnl-
ure, six feet Of pipe and l elbow tor ten
ollars. The celebrated charter oak stove
Ill also be sold at reduced prices.
If YOU find q friend that is thinking
out supporting the Haskell ticket, don t
,braid him, but try and show him by SEN
BE argument the error Of his way, and
IN will find it will have better effect.
You can lead horse to water, but you
ant make him drink.
Johnson has just received fine assort-
cent of clothing.
Steam fittings Of every kind, bar iron,
,lt nuts, corn mills. leather and rubber
elf. oils in cans, mowers and reapers,
nmps of all kinds, cotton gins, buggles.
,d every kind of machinery, for sale at
west cash figures, at =. S. Matthiessen's.
7mter, S. C. r. F. Hoyt, salesman.
M. Lewis selling rice at 10 cents per quart
3ouarts for 25 cents.
We heard colored man say that the only
ference he could see between Haskell and
illuan was that Haskell introduced the
ct gun policy in 76. and gave the COM
and to fire, and Tillman like good SOL
er keeps on firing because he hasn't re-
.ived the command from Haskell to cease
ring.
NJ. Kalisky has an advertisement in an
her column, and special attention is d.
cted to it. He has filed his store from top
bottom, and boasts that he can sell cloth
and gents furnishing goods cheaper
IN any house in town. He also has
,endid stock Of groceries which he guar
tees to be first Class, and at prices that
mot be undersold.
Golden machine oil for gins and mills at
inkirs 4 Co.'S drug store.
Last Thursday severe wind storm, &C
mpanied by a heavy rain, passed through
Fork section of this county. Trees were
orooted and twisted. One large tree blew
ross the front part of the house on the
ichbourg place, and did considerable dam,
re TO the house. a colored woman and
ur children were in the house at the time,
1t they escaped without any injuries.
B. 4. Johnson has on hand full SIMPLY
family and plantation groceries.
The streets of Manning presented very
.vely appearance last Saturday. A great
lumber of people were here, scme bringing
cotton, others discussing politics, but
yerybody was in the best Of hUmor. To-
wards afternoon vehicles of every descrip-
ion could be seen leaving town ladened
With goods from the stores of our merchants,
nd to all appearances fine days work was
.one
N. Kalisky has in stock a supply of very
handsome parlor lamps, which he will sell
cheap
Biz. \. W. Clayton, one of the owners of
the Columbia Record. was in town last We'd
nesdav night, and rumor has it that his
business was to try and EaSkelliZa some OF
onr citizens. The Columbia Record says
that Mr.. Clayton is protectionist, and else
where he would probably be allied with the
National Republican party, but in our pres.
.ent contest che is on avowed supporter OF
Judge Haskell"
An elegant line of colognes, extracts
toilet soaps. face powders, hair brushes,
combs tooth brushes and other toilet re-
,ou;sites at Dinkins u Co.'S.
What has become of Mannings cotton
.dov2 At the last county alliance meeting 1t
1ros recommended that Thursday of each
week should be cotton selling day ID this
town and invite buyers from different mar
lets to compete with each other. Il our
farmers. white and colored, would bring q
'.rce amount of cotton in town and deposit
- until sufficient number OF bales were
Gotten together to induce about dozen
hnvers to come and bid on it, we beileye 1t
wonid prove a benefit to both farmer and
,,srchant: competitor will make prices bet
ter But even as it is, Manning IS as good
a place to sell cotton as any town We kno" OIL