The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-01-14

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s. Wolkov;skie has opened Garroom IN
Sumter, with Frank NJ. Benbow rs manager.
Srmter has electric lights, an:i IS now
making arrangements for telephone ser
vice
For fruits, jellies, raisins, and all KINDS
Of nuts, go to Johnsons.
Pay your taxes before the first OF teorna- !,
~. or the sheriff will knock the lock on the
chicken house door.
North Carolina smoked beef eight cents
per pound at hal:shys.
Last week Manning was visited bya large
number of commercial travellers with thelt
samples offspring goods.
Mountain butter pure and nice at John
sons.
Mr.. A. Mcqueen White and Miss Willie
J. Cole were married last. Thursday at the
residence of Rev. W. E. Barre
Garden seed of every variety at hallsky 5.
Air. L. 5. Browder, of Santee, will be IN
Manning next Friday with abont 81 head o.
hogs, which he will sell cheap.
Levi has Just receiveda q large supply OF
red aFa. s:lycS skin onion sets.
Hon. Altamont Moses, Of Sumter DiSsric,
Deputy Grand Chancellor, installed tht
newly elected officers OF the hnlghts o.
pvthiss last Thursday night.
Inst received at Johnson's fine aSsort
ment of ladies, gents, and children shoeS
The county commissioners at their meet
;no las week awarded II. hnllsky the con
-ract TO furnish the county poor house WIZ
supplies, he being the lowest bidder.
Onion sets and garden seeds at Dinkln'
& Co. s drug store.
We have two sewing machines on hand
new and Just received from the factory
tS.t we wish to SELL They are lmprovec
and are bargains. Call at the Times once
Johnson always keeps full supply O
-, ,-;nSs of crackers, cakes, jumbles, ans
biscuits.
Ouite q number of Meaningless went u
,~bsrIeston last night to attend the poultr.
show and a large number expect to go dowI
tonight. Manning and vicinity VIII DC wei
renresensed in the city this week.
Fresh and genuine garden SEEDS at DIN
kins Il Co.'S drug store.
We have often heard it said that there ar
two things in this world which wlil certain.
oon,e--3eath and taxes. The tlMe tor pay
;nr the latter WIS extended to the hrss 0
next month. Pay your taxes now ana aVoi'
the rush at tie end of the month
kaliskv has just received fresh lot o
cakes and crackers OF all kinds.
Mr. Willie Dickson, of Williamsburg, ha
rented Capt. James Witberspoons plan'a
Il
fen,ilv ia O few DAYS Mr.. Dickson Is a Vef
s-ccessfnl planter. Last year he made nj
teen and q half bales Of cotton to the pio"
ca and examine B. A. Johnson's stoc
Of groceries. You will be pleased With u
bargains offered.
Mr. Never Levi, after spending severS
5ovs Of last week with his parents, has Te
tnrned to his home in North Carolina. III
~,Nonv friends in this town Will be glad t
leorn tbat he has become the merchaI
nr;ncs of the town of Ruthertordton, n
adopted home.
Buv YOUR garden seeds and onion sets ;;
DinIins & Co.'S, and don't You forget II.
On account of the bad weather last Satn
day the sale of the personal properly o'
longing to the estate OF Mrs; >: L. ". Lese
SaS nostponed. The sale is advertise
TO take place next Saturday coIi'1no' u
18th inst, at II O'Clock
NJ. Kalisky has perfected arrangements
which he can pay the highest prices 1or q
kinds of hides, skins, and turs.
Town lots are in demand, but the owner
are holding for blg prices. It's beng VIII
,,arsd around town that certain youn
man has determined to buy o lot on wElc
he can build Il dwelling house. We Will n
tell who the young man Is, because We e
meet to be invited to eat some cake oeio
1o,nv moons, and we Ike cake too well
give the secret away.
johnson is giving his customers the a
vantage Of the rebate on tobacco. he Keel
fine stock of tobacco and cigars
The assessment of property for taxatie
begun on the first day Of January and clos
February 20th following. All property ow
eS on the first day Of January must be
turned, and on llreturns OF persona pro u,
ar+y not made on CT before the 2Oth OF re
r,,ory penalty Of so per cent. Will
o66ed. lake notice and govern yourselV
accordingly. See notice OF appolh'-neH
in another column.
Schwerin 4 Co, of Sumter, ask that the
Clarendon friends get their prices beio
buying elsewhere. They clam that go
money will thus be saved.
One of the best signs Of prosperity IS !
D number of farmers that are making tG'
. arr,noements to bux-for cash. Heretofc
! these same farmers = the same secuil';
u-ere forced to trade with the party supp
81 w. tbem with credit, and in many lnstant
8 tbsv We're dissatisfied. Now they borr'
q 49, cash and make their purchases whe
"a tbey please and with the merchant ofterl
"a 80, tha best inducements. The result "
- 70 cause our merchants to offer sucn
Sncements " as will keep this money 1r(
being spent elsewhere