The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-03-04

Neither Of the Charleston dallles reache'
this place to-day.
Don't fail to come to town next Monoay
to have Your picture taken.
Mrs. Il. A. Touchberry was committed
to the insane asylum last Saturday
The upper tier of counties Of this State
was treated TO snow storm last Saturday.
aIr. j. C. Jordan, of this county, died not
lone 400. While he had his faults yet ne
was in many respects good fellow.
If the town council succeed in getting the
trees to live that they are setting out Man
ming will be one Of the best shaded towns
in the State.
In this Issue of the TINES will be found
on important notice from the Auditor, CIV
inc the names of the township equalization
boards, and calling meeting of the county
eoualization board for next Tuesday.
large lot of fresh garden seed just re-
ceived at the Foreston drug store, and 1or
sale at lowest prices.
Bya an oversight we failed to state last
week that the grand jury had found no
bill" in the case of Jos. G. Thames, OF Sill
yer, charged with assault and battery OF an
aggravated nature and Of attempt to klL.
Nice lot of lounges on hand at Sires d
Chambers for $3.50 up. Very cheap.
The Good Templars have been attempting
to reorcanize in misplace. Two favorable
meetings have been held, and another IS to
be held this evening at 81 o'clock. Ten new
members are then to be added to the mem
bership, making about twenty-five members
If You want good plow go to Johnsons'
Elsewhere appears an advertisement OF
the New York Mutual life insurance COM
panv, which claims to be the "oidest, strong,
est largest, and best company in the world.
II no doubt is lust as it claims, and parties
desiring to insure should first investigate
this company.
Buv your garden seeds and onion sets at
Dinkins & Co.'S, and don't you forget It,
Great care should be taken now with FIRE,
os the March winds are on hand, and one
spark dropped carelessly might do great
damage. Persons desiring to insure their
nropertv in strong, reliable, and first class
COMPANIES will get the best of rates at the
Manning Times Office.
Onion sets and garden seeds at Dinklns
&Co.s drug store.
DR.. D. E. Cole, of Effngham, Florence
county, died Feb. 18th, after an illness OF
ten days Of typhoid dysentery. lie was
about sixty-eieht years old, was member
of the Methodist church, and had for many
Years been practicing physician he has
many relatives in this county.
Is. 4. johnson will pay highest prices fol-
hides or take them in exchange for leather.
Madison Ballard, colored, who last week
was convicted of aggravated assault and
battery with attempt to kill, and sentenced
to eighteen months IN the penltentlary OF
max a fine of two hundred dollars. was re-
leased from Jail last Saturday night upon
the payment Of the fine by his employer,
Mr.. S. Warren Nelson, Jr.
Fresh and genuine garden seeds at Din
kins & Co. S drug store.
Thomas II. Harvin, Jr., a son Of Mr.. L.
H. Harvin, of Pamela, died of the grlp al
Pas.ick's Military Institute at Anderson last
Thursday night. He had only been SICK
few days. having been in his class room the
Tuesday before His body was brought
home Friday night, in charge OF school mates
detailed from the Institute, and was inferred
Saturday.
Early Rose and Goodrich potatoes al
JoErson'S.
There was considerable talk last year that
Auditor Bra3ham had too much property on
the tax books, but it seems he knew his
business. There have been issued this year
oulv $50 executions, and they for small
amounts. This is a better showing than
the county has ever before made, and We
doubt if Capt. BradLam as O county auditor
has his superior in the State.
All kinds of plows, stocks. points, bolts,
etc Just received at 3. A. Johnson's, and
for sale at lowest prices.
Mr.. John P. Bell, Of this town, and Miss
Theresa Anderson, of Florence county. but
who has for some time been on a visit to bel
uuc!e, Mr.. B. F. Gibbs, near this place, last
Sunday after listening attentlvely to SER
men 1T Oak Grove church. concluded 1t "aS
y fine o. portunity to carry into effect l-::.tt
r;monial plan, so they quietly drove through
Manning to Packsville, and were made one
hv the venerable Rev. II. ". Mahoney
John says love laughs at barriers.
N. kaliskv has perfected arrangements by
which he can pay the highest prices for al
kinds of hides, skins, and furs.
FAST Saturday while some little boys were
e,nolino cross-vine, a Ia cigarettes, IN Mr.
WeiHberc's store lot one of them struck
. match on a cotton tie, and set the bale O
coftoa on fire. Mr. Weinberg happened tc
discover the burning cotton, but the little
bows had fled II the parents of these little
bows would vigorously apply some cross
vine they would perhaps break them OF the
habit of smoking the stuff and also teacf
.Ism that to be cigarette tiend IS not one
Of the essentials for manhood.
Holland patent spring roller shades a
c;re. e Cbandler's furniture store, complete
for As and 65 cents, worth 75c. and 81.