The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-02-04


Miss Mary Mcdaniel, of Greenrille,
who has been in Manning for the past
week visiting Miss Monte HarVin' lett loi
her home yesterday.
Do not fail 10 read the interesting leIer
of the Levi Brothers IN another column.
Governor Tillnlan is down with the grip
and is attending to his official duties III MS
bed rooln.
Just arrived 1t N. Lewis e. 900 pounds OF
choice bacon.
MIR J. L. Andrews, OF Packsville, has
been drawn on the United States jury tor
the April term.
3. a. johnson will pay highest prices for
hides or take them in exchange for leather.
On Santee pear Jordan on the 26th inst.
Mr. 3. ". Gutter was married to MISS Lee
Boswell. Rev. H W. Mahoney othciated.
Levi has Just received q large supply OF
red and silver skin onion sets.
The Israelites of Sumter have arranged
with the Rev. David Levy OF Charleston TO
have religious services in Sumter every
other Sunday.
Fresh and genuine garden seeds at DIN
klnS & 70 ) OIuS stoAe-
According to the last census the popula-
ton of Clarendon county is q. 233; sumter
county has population OF IS, 6Vo; ana "ll-
hamsburg has 27,U7.
Early Rose and Goodrich potatoes at
Johnson's.
The treasurer's books have been closed
AGAINST the collection of taxes, and the
treasurer is now at work preparing execn-
tons against deEnquents for the sheriff to
collect.
Buy fresh and genuine garden seed IN or-
der to insare good stand and choice TeSc-
tables, from the Foreston drug store.
Last Thursday near New Zion Mr.. R. W.
Cocker WIS married to Miss Rebecca Bnldln,
and the same day Mr.. William J. Bnddin,
oraoaf.thes-of ,Gtis Rebccca Buddin, was
sG]5 4F to Miss Mary Carraway.
her supply of Red Rust Proof oats
y ,ceived at B. A. Johnson's.
- large saw mill is soon TO be erected
near the depot by the Harvin Brothers
They have purchased the machinery OF
Lukens & Reifsnyder, of Harvins, ana they
expect to commence operations IN few
days.
Inst received at NJ. kalisky's: Dowlaw
cotton planters, Dixie boy plows, points and
and shovels harness, brides, etc.
Last Monday afternoon the residence OF
Can't ". S. Briggs. near Silver, was de-
ssroved by FIRE. Very. little was saved.
The fire was accidental, catching from
defective stove lue The loss is aboutS s., SUI,
with 81 coo insurance.
Onion sets and garden seeds at Dinklns
& Co.'S drug store.
G.. w. Stcffens 6 Sons, of Charleston. are
AGENTS for the celebrated Dove hams,
and those who have tried these hams speak
of then, very highly. They also handle ev-
ervthing in the grocery line, and sell lots
of goods in this county. When IN the city
don't fail to give them call.
All kinds of plows, stocks. points. bolts.
etc lust received at B. A. Johnsons, and
for sale at lowest prices.
Mr.. Berend Bollman, the senior member
of the firm OF Bollman Brothers, Of Charles
ton. died at his home last Friday afternoon.
NIr, Eollman was one of the most prominent
business men in the State, and the firm Of
which he was the head enjoyed an excellent
reputation and did an extensive business
in this county as well as throughout the
State
Kalisky has just received full supply OF
every variety of planting potatoes.
Trial Justice Timmoos tried his first civ
Il case yesterday: Mrs. +: Weinberg against
!. B. and Martha Mccall, to show cause
why they should not be elected from the
premises claimed by the plaintiff. At the
Conclusion of the hearing the trial justice
announced that he would reserve his decls-
ION for future day in order to give him
tirae to reflect on the merits of the case.
Buy your garden seeds and onion sets at
Dinkins & Co.'S, and don't you forget It,
The Piedmont Guano Company, Of Char
lesion, are asking our readers to give their
goods trial. Their advertisement will be
found in another column. This company
manufactures the very best grades of guanos,
and they are importers and dealers IN guar,
anteed kainitS, blood, acids, bone. and all
asEnmoniated goods. Parties in this county
desiring to purchase fertilizers will DO we'll
to give these gentlemen trial. Write to
them for prices, etc.
NJ. Kalisky has perfected arrangements by
which be can pay the highest prices for all
kinds of hides, skins, and turs.
The turpentine distillery of Mr.. S. c:
a'urbevil!e, near New Zion, was destroyed
bv ire last Thursday night. The loss IS
about five hundred dollars. The fire was
accidental, and Mr. Turbeville will begin
erecting another still in !; few days. While
the hands were at work trying to save some
of the material FROM burning, some one
broke into aIr Turbeville's store and pll.
fered the money drawer to the extent OF
Sl.75. Nothing else was missed.
When you come to town to buy planta-
ticn groceries and other supplies, be sure to
Get prices from B. 4. johnson. He vii! sell
as cheap as is possible to sell.
Cufie Bine, colored, aged seventy years;
died of dropsy at his home in the Fork last
monday. He was we'll known and well
thought of by the white people throughout
the county. he vas one Of the last suivlv-
inc servants of the late Gabriel Plowdcn.
Il, the trying days of 1876, Uncle Cutie eV-
o. faithful to his white friends put on the
red shirt and became an ardent supporter
of the Democratic cause, and though durlns
this stormy period he was confronted WITH
threats from his race, expulsion from his
church, and social ostraclsm by his race,
vet he remained true to the cause OF his
adoption up to the day of his death.