The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-08-05

The boiled pindar iend is again on our
streets.
The Sumter District Conference convenes
tomorrow in Summerton.
Lot owners, build up your promises, ana
keep up with the procession OF progress.
The public roads in the Seloc section OF
the county are being put IN first class con-
dition. Salem is noted for her hne roaos.
No matter what you want printed. from
visiting card to a mammoth poster, the
TINES Office will give you neat WorA a1 low
est prices.
Married last Wednesday, at Juneville, at
the residence Of the brides parents MI. q.
J. Wilkis and Miss Marion June, daughter
of Mr.. Theodore June.
FoR RESr.-A large new brick store, lU0
feet deep, with handsome plate glass 'front.'
in the trade centre Of the town. Apply TO
S. A. Nettles.
r. A. Stewart, Esq, a colored lawyer OF
this place, is to make an address tomorrow
in Sumter before the State convention OF
colored Odd Fellows.
Married, at the residence Of the brides
parents, last Wednesday, Mr.. Harmon D.
Windhana and Miss Lizzie Bradham, daugh-
ter of MIR. S. Il. Bradham.
Rev. T. E. Jasper tells US that the meet
inc at Dudleys Baptist church still contln-
ues with considerable interest Several ad-
ditions have been made &c the church.
Married, at Elloree, OF the 18th inst. MI.
Willie Dority, of this town, and MISS Edltn
Browning, of Elloree. The couple arrived
here last Friday, and will make Manning
their home.
Died, last Saturday night, at St. Mat
thews, of typhoid fever, Mr.. }: T. Holman
aged about thirty years. Mr.. Hoffman was
a resident of this town, and in the employ
of Mr. Il. Weinberg.
Gen. R. NJ. Humphrey, of Texas, IS trsV-
cling in this State in the capacity OF nation
al lecturer of the colored Farmers Alliance
and Cooperative Union. Gen. Humphrey
is q native of Clarendon county.
The reporter selected by the colored NJ.
F.. Church Conference, which met here
week before last, failed to carry out the IN
:structions given him by that body to fur-
nish the MANNING TINES with q report OF the
proceedings.
After the long spell of wet weather, it is
very essential to have all the lots and yards
as clean as possible. Therefore, those per-
sons that have been supplied with dlslntec-
tants should see to it that their premises
are thoroughly disinfected.
Last Friday was the day for the examina-
ton of applicants for the Winthrop IRAN
inu school scholarship, and not person
put in appearance to take advantage OF the
liberal offer. What's the matter with our
girls?
Fresh gilt edge butter, only 80 cents q
pound, at NJ. Kalsky's.
E. D. Hamilton, the towns favorite ton
serial artist, has been confined to MS ped
for the past two weeks, and for several days
his shop was closed. The shop IS new
ooen for, business with barber from
Charleston in charge.
Fresh lemons at NJ. Kalisky's.
Messrs. Dinkins & Co. have gone back
70 their old quarters, after having them
thoroughly renovated, enlarged. and Deautl-
fed. Their drug store now presents very
handsome appearance, and call from their
friends will be appreciated by them.
M.Levi is selling off his entire stock Of
summer goods at remarkably low figures to
make room for heavy fall stock. He pro-
poses to maintain the lead that he has held
for wears, and merchants competing with
him will have to SOW seed that will prove
beneficial harvest to the purchasing public.
Grarulated sugar. pounds for 25 cents,
or 16 pounds for dollar, at NJ. hallskys
There are more loafng negroes in this
town than in any other town OF ITS size IN
the State Every day can be seen big able
bodied men lettering IN front OF the par
rooms, and playing ball in the streets how
these individuals live and have their oe!ng
is a mystery. They certainly have no vls!,
ble means of supporting themselves, ana
yet their boisterous outlaws ana 1noecen1
chat can be daily heard.
Turnip seeds, all kinds, at Dinkins 4
Cos drug store.
Owing to the recent rains the cotton crop
has been much injured. It is shown from
the reports that cotton has commenced she'd
ding its forms, and in many places taken
rust. The younger cotton, which is about
one-third Of the enti-e crop, has grown SO
rapidly that it has taken on very little fruit,
and as the season IS far advanced, 1t Will
have but little time to recover from the IN
jury sustained.
Buy your turnip seeds at Dinkins u Co. S
drug store.
Messrs. John F. Werner 4 Co., who are
we'll and farorably known to our readers,
call attention to the trade that they are sole
AGENTS for the celebrated Game Cock and
Three LINK" tobaccos, and besides these, a
general stock of everything that can be
handled in a frst-class grocery establish
ment, they are the patentees for Honey
Waffle" which cannot be excelled. 1t IS
one of the finest cakes we ever tasted.
Just received. fresh and genuine turnip
seeds. all varieties, at Dinkins u Co.'S.
The danger of leaving old wells uncov-
cred was illustrated last Monday, on lot
in the rear of the law Office of j. s. Wilson,
Esq, belonging to NJ Levi. a horse OF
Messrs. Legg & Hutchinson, While grazing
on the lot fell into this p!tfall, and was
only extricated after the hardest KIND OF
IL hnrSa aII.nS OF l.