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BarpAL VErL.u
The following ll-known First-class Grocers have
been slpUInted sole Agents for the
JUSTLY CELEBRATED
AND ONLY
PERFECT PATENT SPRING WHEAT
BREAD FLOUR.
THE BRIDAL VEIL!
HIGHEST GRADE manufactured in the world.
CHARLES l. KELLOGG, Masonic Temple
". l.. ABBOTT, l12l feunsy wanna and cor / tn
and SITS.
GEORGE + KENNEDY SONS. 1909 St and
1ll6 Connecticut ave.
b. +. BACON, GO fennsyivanis ave.
G. q. COkNWELLS son, l4l2 Pennsylvania ave.
c. Z, BRYAN. 1913 New York ave.
BEA1l. BAKER. $50 Peunsylyania ave-
L. T.. WHITE, 635 Louisiana ave.
8. K WATERS, 1872 9Th st
A. U. Wight, 1852 I4th ST. NV
BUkCHARD CO.. 3o4 Pennsylvania ave-
W. I. GIVEN. cor Sd and ii SITS. NV f5-wSs.
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PuB1lc SAFETY
DEMANDS

That only honest and reliable medicines should be
placed upon the market 1t cannot. therefore, be
stated too emphstcally repeated often. that
ell who are in need of 4 GENUINE BLOOD PURI-
TIER should be sure and ask for
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LoMEf-BCRNsiDE. On Wednesday morning
avn 10, iss'o al the residence Of X. q Lovely 0s 4
s.teet northwest, by Rev. = X. Oreen. FRANK a
Lo"Ei aud ANNIE X BURNSIDE
sIEhN--sCHlElMER On the 4th Of ArrIl 500
~ the rslaenue % the brides parents at tlizaOstn
., " LeN. Dr. hrsuskopn, EMANUEL Slim of
uls cay aud AMELIA NJ. sChLEIMEh u Elizabeth,
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FINANCIAL.
SOUND. SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL
NORTHWESTERN LAND AND COAL Co
Authorized Capital. SO, 100000.
Shares, s10.

Only limited amount Of the FUL1~PAID, NON
AssESsABLE, PREFERRED STOCK is offered 81
- per share, which IL PAYING D PER CENT DiVi-
DkNDS SEMI-ANNUAILY
The right 10 manufacture compressed coal Is con-
tPolIed by this company North Dakota and, with
Important contracts furnish manufactured product
Will have a arge surplus after Paying the dividends
GUARANTEED. Investors, this is a chance rarely
oGsred Improve the golden oppOrtunity by securing
o part Of the stock offered HAYDN VI. BAKER VI.
n.UNITED STATES CHEMIST for the Port Of New
Hork reports EXTRAORDINARY HEATING
POWER" for the Coal of the company.
GYPSUM AND MARL OF SUPERIOR QUALITY
International Trust Company. Boston. transfer
sesnt and depository.
CONFIDENTIAL LETTER, containing analysis Of
soal IN fun and important points application By
pfsoaal letter. and subscriptions Of stock received by
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A Girl Convicted OF Housebreakius.

Mamie Graham, colored girl about seven
teen years old, who has been before the courts
several times. was convicted in the Criminal
Court yesterday on the charge OF housebreak-
ing and the larceny of dresses, skirts, &c,
from the residence OF Wilson n. Fuller, No.
lsO4 18th street northwest February 2s
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A Husbands Suit for Divorce.

John r. Courtney today, by Messrs. Nauck 4
Nauck, fled bill against Lena Courtney (nee
RocheIle) for Q divorce. They we're married
January N. 1879 by Rev. W. T. Harrison, of
the Mount Vernon Place Church, and lived to-
gether at 1926 Ath strset until September 10 last
when he charges that hs discovered her ina
deity
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: knrh srA 4 TIT
G GG &? I Z ZEE AZ +
90, EFF FFF ZEE RRk 90 Nm
$S f f f. Fan $8 I'M
90 + ZEE ( %" \ M M
90 TIT ssss
+ $S + ssss
LII 90 I ssss
E L MATTICE
WILL SELL THOSE BEAUTIFUL LARGE LOTS IN
EAST CHARLTON HEIGHTS

AT ONLY 50 CASH AND s. PER MONTH.
LOTS IN THE GROVE OF STATELY OLD OAKS,
LOTS IN THE HEALTHGIvING PINES, LOTS IN
The CLEARED SQUARES, LOTS WITH DOUBLE
FRONTAGE. LOTS FACING THE CIRCLES AND
LOTS OVERLOOKING WASHINGTON. SOLDIERS
HOME NEW UNIVERSITY. &c. WITH VIEWS
EMBRACING MILES OF sLoPING VALLEYS
AND WOODED HILLS. ALL THE SAME PRICE
ABSOLUTELY NONE RESERVED.
CHOICE OF LOTS TO FIRST PURCHASERS.
COME EARLY MONDAY AND GET THE BEST OR
YOU WILL LOSE THIS CHANCE, FOR THE LOTS
ARE LIMITED IN NUMBER.
AVENUES GRADED. PLANK WALKs LAID AND
LOTS NICELY CLEANED Up. FREE FROM COST
TO PURCHASERS; ALL FOR THE SMALL PAY
MENT OF s. AND 50 PER MONTH. EAST CHARL-
TON HEIGHTS IS SITUATED on The HILLS
ALONG THE MAIN LINE OF THE B. l. O., ONLY
NINE MILES OUT. BEING A SHORT RIDE OR
BEAUTIFUL DRIVE on THE BALTIMORE PIKE.
l. TRAINS DAILY: eSCENTs "TRIP: MARKET.
ING SHIPPED FREE; Il RATE ON FREIGHT: FAM
LIES AND SERVANTS GOING TO RESIDE TAKEN
FGEE. ALL THESE PRIVILEGES TO THOSE BUY.
ING AT CHARLTON AND EAST CHARLTON
HEIGHTx
East CHARLTON HEIGHTS Is ADJOINING
cHARLToN HEIGHTS. THE MOST PROGRESSIVE
VILLAGE NEAR WASHINGTON. WHERE THE
JUDGMENT OF NEARLY 1000 PEOPLE HAS
MADE THEM BUY LOTS. AND MANY OF THEM
EAvE BUILT HANDSOME HOUSES. AND MANY
MORE ARE BULDING THIS SPRING. ALL THIS
DEVELOPMENT DURING THE PAST YEAR
SCHOOLS = CHURCHEs-sToREs. SPRINGS OF
MINERAL WATER AND SPRINGS OF PURE
WATER
BUY QUICKLY. PRICES Will. BE ADVANCED
ON ALL UNsoLD LOTS LOTS AT CHARLTON
HEIGHTS HAVE INCREASED IN MARKET VALUE
80 PER CENT DURING TIE PAST MONTHS,
AND LIKEWISE WILL THE VALUE OF THESE
LOTS ADVANCE IN THE NEXT MONTHS
CONE EARLY AND GET CHOICE LOTS
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Range OF the Thermometers Today.
The following were the readings at the sig.
nal Office today: Sam. IS, z pm, A.. MAXI
mum, IS; minimum. 81
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Hhhkt off TAE kfFECrs Of a bad cold promptly
by the Use Of DIR. Jayne ENpect,,rAp nj nnd e.,sps
we danger Of Irritating The lungs into fatal dis-
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A. b. G.
AMERICAN BLOOD CURE.
Three Preparations: Alternative Tonic and Erpsctos.
CATARRH CURED,
WASHINGTON DC
1855 7th ST., n-~, March 20. 1890. 4
A. B. C. CHEMICAL Co:
Gtntenea-I write 10 inform you Of the result Of the
use Of your A-Rc. Tonic in my case My trouble was
Chronic Cstarrh. ~ years standing During this ~
nod tried superior medical aid and many recon-
mended remedies without substantial benefit tried
your preparation without any faith anything
else would ever cure my CstArrh. I have used i've
bottles and believe well. I observe. however,
you advise In your treaties blood diseases one
should continue 70 IL for months sitter bsins
cured and propose to do It. This testimonial Il
given from the standpoint that your Tonic merits a.
and with the hope that Others similarly affected mas
tryu. Respectsally. Il b sxtru
,,,,s a b G; Tonic. sl per bottle.
IA b c kxpectorant 25c. yer bottie.
Sold By all Druggists upon receipt Of price win b
forwarded 70 any address
Treaties on Blood and Skin Di.esses Pre-
Address A. B. @. CHEMICAL 90,
leo Drawer s2l. Richmond. Va
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4 VOID HARSH PURGATIVE PILLS. THEY
IA make you sick then leave you Constructed
Carriers Little Liver Pills regulate the bowels and cure
Vol
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IMPURE WATER. THE CAUSE OF so MUCH Ill.
i health. - made harmless b. adding little Aneos
tlira htters Manufactured By DR.. ,. q. b. siegert
Sons. At all drugSistA
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DR PRIcrs
CREAM
BAKING
POwDra.

MOST PERFECT MADE
Its superior excellence proven In millions Of honss
for more than quarter Of century Its used by the
United States Government Endorsed by the hssdsd
the Great Universities the Strongest. Pursst and
most Heslthfnl. DR.. Prices Cream BAKING Povd~
does not contain Ammonia. Lame. Alum soldsals
CauA
FRICE BAKING POWDER CO..
NEW YORK. CHICAGO ST. Iours
sp30-eoly
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GESrs Su1rs SECURED
AND PRESSED FOR Al

Coats. soc. Pants, .5c.: Vests 25c. Altering and
heiairlng done in best Goods called for and
delivered Telephone call l43-2
X. l. HAHN. 7C5 9th st. w.
sn2 1...s1 sd ct. West " lshinston,
LIVERY WOMAN SHOULD kAOw THAT can
H ters Little Liver Pills SPECIFIC for sick head
sehe. Only pllI a dose. woman can't stand
everything.
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SARSAPARILLA

Has been the standard blood purifier of the worldno
other approaching it in popular confidence or univer-
sal demand. Its formula IS approved by the leading
physicians and druggists Being pure and highly
concentrated it is the most economical Of possible
blood medicine. livery purchaser of Sarsaparilla
should insist upon having this preparation and see
that each bottle bears the well-known name Of
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THRrE Reasons OUr Or
AHUNDRED WHY YOU SHOULD WANT
FE1ss GERM1c1Dl Soar.
FE1ss GERM1cIDE Soar.
FELs's GERM1c1DE Soar

OF PECULIAR VALUE in
skin and scalp affections
destroying those germs that
the disc. Sc 1t
vents the pores from clCg-
glng aud Keeps them in
dItiOn tor healthy lid viz
orOus action. sore, Itching
aud irritating places
soOtheu and healed. The
APPLICATION of thick lather
OF Eei- GermicIde soap
directions around each cake)
allows tut sway 10 ITS anti
septic and healing proper
ties.
9.
SECOND REASON
Felss Gerincide soap pro-
tects from cutaneOus dis
-ses and keeps the Il IN soft
smooth and vigorous. II
thus both curative aud
preventive akent. Its
tive powers well shown
Ill the eradica Ion OF OlOcAes,
+ III y j es, treckies.
Chapped hands aud
yield quickly u its power.
g.
FELS'S GBRMICIDE SOAP
does its work MT only
cessfully but also delight
fully. The ingredients that
MAKE IL autisepuc ana
dlcinal agreeable III themselves and the pleasure
il its Use Is unaloyed with irritating perIumery.
Beyond compare tor baby's bath Ask dealers for IL
m2U-156t FELS & CO, PHILADELPHIA
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J. c. AVER CO.,
LOWELL. MASS
In every quarter Of the globe Ayers sarsapara is
proved be the best remedy for all diseases Of the
blood Lowell druggists unite in testfyins to the su
perior excellence of this medicine aud to its great pop
ularity in the city of its manufacture.
AYERS sARsAPARILLA.
PREPARED BY
loR. j. c. AYER CO., LOWELL, MASS.
Sold by druggists. 81; 6 for s5. Worth So bottle
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FINANCIAL AND COAIMERCIA
NRme o. G. Name. O.

The following are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney, liIs street:
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Baar, Harry Minister, Henry Kaufman, Ed.
kohner, Ed Sommers, Meyer Nordlinger, Saul
GAM, Geo. Strauss and S. s. Richard.
Prof. Gore of the Columbian University has
had with him for a short visit his mother Mrs.
S. S. Gore. of Valley Home, Va. Owing &c the
shortnsss of her stay and consequent desire
to spend much time possible with her
son and daughter she could not see any of her
friends while here.
All enjoyable luncheon was given by Miss
Mildred Post on Wednesday to number of
her young lady friends.
Mrs. Charles Frederick Rose ia visiting her
mother, Mrs. LOOMS. at her old home. 1929
street. where she will be happy to receive
her friends informally on the remaining Tues
days in April
Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Stern have returned
from their wedding tour and will be at home
Sunday afternoon. April e, from 2 to 7 O'clock.
Mrs. Dali will receive at 1908 o street for the
last time on Monday evening, April q.
DIR. and Mrs. Chas Z. Hagner moved today
into their new house, l744 NJ street north west.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Fischer will be at home to
their friends on and after May lat 429 LIST street
southeast.
Col. and Mrs. Brayton are visiting Col VIII
kins, 1928 G street.
Mr.. WalterD wyville has returned to WASH
ington after an absence of several weeks In
Chicago.
The betrothal Of Miss Bette Oppenheimer 70
MIR. Aaron Koenigsberger has been announced.
Capt John Small Of Kentucky, who for the
past week has been the guest OF his brother,
MIR. James Small, left for home this morning,
accompanied by his daughter, MISS Title
Small, who has spent several months In the
city with relatives.
Miss Alice E. Pilling. daughter Of Fred. ".
Pilling OF 1885 18th street north vest, viii sail
for Europe April % and will remain abroad
about eighteen mouths
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-08-06
Alcolu News.
NelrS Qj.Q courier.

AIcoLU, July 28-Mr. Charleton Brown
while returning from Manning tbn evening
of the 26th instant, was thrown from hi:
horse, receiving several wounds in his face
and very bad scalp wound.
A large number of citizens from this sec
ton attended the campaign meeting in
Manning on the 26th instant They return
ed home feeling prond Of Clarendon fol
giving every candidate respectful hearing
The majority of the voters here are Anti.
Tlllmanites, and they are heartily in favor
of a primary.
The crops in this section are finer than
those Of last year. Corn and cotton are es-
pecially good Potatoes are good, bnt the
pea crop does not compare with last years
crop.
Mrs. F. A. Hodge has field of corn that
will produce between fifty and sixty bushels
per acre. Mrs. Hodge is one Of the best
farmers in the community.
Capt. b. ". Alderman is building two
tobacco houses near his lumber mills He
thinks that tobacco can be proftably grown
in this county, and thus far has been very
successful Capt. Alderman is q thorough
business man and one of the most success
full in the county.
Miss Addie McFaddin, of Oakland, is
visiting friends in Orangeb1rg.
Mr. J. H. Montgomery, of Birmingham.
Ala, IS on a visit to his old home. Mr..
Montgomery graduated at the State Univer-
sity in 'SS, and is at present a member of
the Birmingham Bar.
The Rev. A. E. Mcdowell, of Camden,
has been called by the Baptists to preach
for them during the summer.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-08-06
CrOpS and Politics at Davis.

EDITOR MANNING T1MEs:-As I furnished
YOU few dots from this section last week l
will give you few for this week. Our sec
ton since then has been visited with re-
freshing rains, and we are all cheerful and
hopeful All praise to the giver Of every
good and perfect gift. The crops up to that
time were suffering severely. The advanced
or early planted corn was too forward in
age to receive much if any benefit thereby,
but late corn was very much helped and
will do very well, though the corn crop gen.
orally will be considerably shorter than last
year, yet think there will be o tolerably
fair crop made in this neighborhood. Cotton
though checked and retarded by the contin-
ued dry weather, has and is improving rap
idlv, and if the rains are Lot too heavy and
frequent for the next few days to cause too
much shedding of its fruit I think the ex-
pectations of fair crop will be realized.
Other field crops such as rice, potatoes, &c,
are and will be as good as last year, and
probably somewhat better The crops are
all now laid by and the farmers will have 4
fews DAYS recreation and after awhile gath
ering fodder will be the order Of the day for
short while and when that is over then
next comes the gathering Of the heecy staple
dull OGI1ti SlOpS.
Politics in this section is very quiet, and
all the voters are still for Farmer Ben. The
Manning campaign meeting has been held
and is now numbered with political meetings
of the past, and not a single convert to con-
tinuation Of ring rule and bossism has been
made and the decree has gone forth so far as
the Tillmanites of Clarendon are concerned,
for we intend to stick to the candidate ofthe
March convention to the last let come what
may. The campaign meeting at Manning
has certainly proved q hunlliating failure
to the Ants and they rs well as their candi-
dates and especially the great gamecock OF
Sumter whom they placed so much hopes in
and expected to sweep the old State like 1
whirlwind and weld it for all time to come to
ring rule and bossism have realized by what
they have read and seen since June 10th,
that he POLITICALLY speakiug) is a dead
cock in the pit, and the farmers candidate
they so delighted to stigmatize as the great
banlboozler is going to WELD the sceptre of
gubernatorial power in the grand old COM
monwealth for the next two years from next
November and from thenceforth and forev-
er we are determined to have u government
of the people, by the people, and for the
people. cLoDMAsHEk.
Davis Station, August l..
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-08-06
Sumter RehIIkad

Tllman has come and gone. The Goth
inst. which was looked forward to with so
much eager expectancy by the rank and file
Of Clarendon's Democracy has also been
placed upon the calendar Of the past. And
what a glorious record too will be written
for that day. Clarendon is proud Of her
sons; they have added new lustre to the
fair name Of their county, and once more
noblemen Earle has spoken: what a quiet
and dignifed hearing he received. What a
contrast to Sumter. Where were the Clar-
endon toughs that they did not howl him
down? there were none there. The tough
is not indigenous to the soil of Clarendon.
You will have to look elsewhere for the con-
dition of soil and climate to mature that
plant, probably in the neighborhood Of
Charleston and Columbia.
What rebuke to Sumter was the meeting
of the 26th. After they had heaped insult
on the men of Clarendon, and then to sully
her fair name by denominating them roughs,
toughs, and rowdies, notwithstanding the
evidence Of Capt Bob Howell, Col. Fowler.
and others. The boys OF Clarendon took
the most effective means Of giving such pub
lie misstatements the lie direct, and proving
to the world that they are a quiet and order
" body of men. They will have to look to
other sources for the disgraceful conduct at
Sumter, and would suggest rs the root Of
that days evil the Earle infnntile brigade
and Haskell's bull-dozers. Tillman, the
man whom Clarendon delights to honor,
followed Earle and WIS listened to with
marked attention, with the exception Of two
other attempts at interruption from Col:
Earle. Straws show which way the wind
blows J. H. Earle is the last man who
should have attempted any such thing, and
we are glad that Mr.. Tiliman rebuked him.
1t just occurs to me that if Col. Earle had
earnestly tried to control his mad howlers
Gmported) at the Sumter meeting Sumter at
least would not have had the modification
of having such disgracefnl page written in
her history Well done, Clarendon nobiy
done You have removed stigma from
your name and placed it where it belongs,
on the county of Sumter. and more espec-
tally on those who call themselve Anti
Tillmanites. sM1KE.
PacESyille Jply %
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-08-06
The Sumter Leaders.

The Levi Brothers, of Sumter, are
diminishing their we'll assorted stock
of goods to get ready for the immense
stock that is now being contracted
for. One OF the firm is North visiting
all the principal factories and making
his contracts direct with the manufac-
turers instead of buying from middle
men. In doing so they buy their
goods cheaper and as a natural conse-
quence can sell cheaper than those
merchants who are forced to buy on
long time from middle men.
These gentlemen have every reason
to congratulate themselves upon the
success they have made since opening
business in Sumter, and the esteem
they have won from their patrons.
They went to Sumter right in the
face of old and experienced mer-
chants, and by their strict attention to
business and honest and upright
dealings they we're not long in prov
ing themselves not only equals but
actual leaders in the general merchan-
disc business.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-08-06
School Exhibition i'll Salem.

An evening of enjoyment and wonder
was spent at the closing exercises OF Miss
Maud Reds school at Reidville school
house in Sandy Grove Township the 18th
inst. Some time before the appointed hour
arrived the seats around the stand were oc-
cupied by anxious spectators of all ages.
Buggies and wagons were used as special
reserve seats. At eight sharp the curtains
moved slowly apart, disclosing handsome
ly decorated stage with a beautiful little
girl, Miss bessie McElveen, who gave the
introductory recitation.
Next we had Mammals Darling, by Miss
Susan Hicks. I think everybody felt like
they wanted to kiss the little creature when
she finished.
Charade-What l Shall Be, by six little
boys.
Recitation-The Dead Doll, by Miss Des-
sic McElveen.
Song Ho for Carolina, by the young Ia
dies.
Recitation Better Late Than Never, by
Miss Rosa McFaddin.
Dialogue-An Idyl of Il Period.
Recitation Lips That Touch Liquor Can
Never Touch Mine, by Miss jamie McFad.
din.
Dialogue-An Unsuccessful Advance.
Recitation Mother, by Miss
Rosa McFaddin.
Song-Nellie Bly,.
DialogueAn Uncomfortable Predica-
ment.
Recitation by Miss Ida Hicks.
Recitation-A Word to the Girls, by Miss
Mary Kennedy.
Recitation Letter, by Miss Mollie
McFaddin.
Dialogue-The Train To-Morrow.
Recitation Railway Poetry, by Miss Ro-
81 McFaddin.
Recitation Guilty or Not Guilty, by Miss
Ola Thomas.
Recitation-Aunt yemima, by Miss jamie
McFadlin.
Dialogue--Assisting Hezekiah, by Miss
Fannie Kennedy.
Declanation-Betsey and l Are Out, by
Mr.. Elijah Kennedy.
Son9-.The Gum-tree Canoe.
Defamation A Hunt tor Il Mouse, by Mr.
Luther McFuddin.
Song Poor Old Maids.
Charadc Goodnight.
The prizes were awarded to the two spell
ing classes IN the first Mr. Elijah henne-
dy and Miss Ida Hicks tied; second Miss
Rosa McFaddin Won.
Never WAS the word welcome made Of ev-
ergreen letters more appropriately placed in
arch than those On the stage. Both teacher
and pupils are TO be congratulated for their
success. The manner in which the program
was rendered reflects credit on Miss Maud,
and causes us to confer honor on her who
has won for herself wide reputation as an
i ~. liabal ofr hfr hot in
mind and manners.
4 short address was delivered by Mr.. j.
". Kennedy on the importance CT educa-
ton, urging the patrons to supplement and
continue tue school, for dollars laid up and
children Leg giecisd "as Indication OF future
troUtles. <. WI
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-08-06
A Magnificent Display.

When you go to Sumter and desire
to buy anything in the furniture line
don't fail to call upon the firm Of Du-
Rant and Belitzer. These gentlemen
have recently moved into their new
quarters on NJ ain street, and ere pre-
pared to compete with any furniture
house in the State.
When you enter their establishment
YOU are at once struck with the mag
nifcent display of chamber and draw
ing room sets, also all kinds of furni-
ture and house decorations. We feel
safe in saying that you can do as we'll
with this firm as you can anywhere IN
South Carolina.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-08-06
Pudding Swamp News.

SANDY GROVE, July 2S.-News seems to
be kept quite still here of late: the few An
It's among us have become very cool with
but little to say about the situation. We
organized at Reedsville on the 18th inst,
all solid for Tillman.
Crops are looking pretty we'll. We had a
heavy rainfall on the 25th inst, heavier
than any since crops were planted. Mr.. J.
W. Barrow has the finest cotton your cor
respondent has seen and Mr.. S. F. Curry
the finest sorgum cane. Watermelons seem
to be plentiful.
MI. D. P. Kirby's wife was taken very i'll
on the night the 24th inst, but was some
better on the 26th.
Mr.. W. H. Curry has promising Sun
day-school at the Uuion school house. No
weddings nor deaths amons u.s. The health
of the community is very good.
SAM TATTIER