The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-12-02
WEDNESDAY,, .sGs&sEs z, 1881.
Publishes all County and Town
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Official Advertisements:
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MIR. T. Adams Way has been suffering
considerably with kind OF erysipeias IN
his hands.
Miss Florence Nicholson, OF Barnwel'
spent several days OF last week with the
family of Mr.. S. Wolkoyiskie.
Misses Nettie Weinberg and Tillie VOL.
koyiskie, of the st. Jossphs Academy sPeat
Thanksgiving Day in Manning with their
parents.
Mrs. S. NJ. Clarkson advertises bargains
in millinery.
Cotton is quoted in Charleston today at
Il. Market is firm.
An effort is making in Foreston to organ
ize 8 Knights Of Pythias lodge.
There will be no preaching in the Man
ming Methodist church next Sunday.
Horton, Burgess, Co. have a very inter
esting tale in our advertising columns 'nlS
week.
The county auditor publishes this week
the notice of tax returns and his list OF ap-
pointments.
Yesterday was the last day fo- collecting
the street tax. Delinauents, look out; the
council will be after YOU
Beware of the gossiping woman: when
with you she is very dear traeno' Dre her
keen tongue cuts all alike.
The DesChamps Bros, of Sumter, are out
this week with song that WILL aStrac1 tne
eye of the purchasing public.
Last Sunday was damp and disagree
able day. There was a light fall Of snow'
but not enough to lie on the ground.
A poet says that baby is 'ta new wave
on the ocean of life" It strikes US 'sa fresh
souall" would express the idea better.
Married today in Manning, at the resi-
aence of T. E. Jasper, Mr. James Cobia and
Miss Ida Logan, daughter Of Mr.. 4. L.
Logan.
A photographer is now in Manning, pre-
pared to make pictures that he guarantees
viii please. He expects to leave IN ABOUT
two weeks.
The 18th day of December is the last day
for the County Treasurers books to be
open, unless the Legislature extends the
time to receive the taxes.
Foe SA1E.-A frst-class Al Guitar; hand
some rosewood case, inlald with nother-of-
pearl. A splendid instrument IN every
way. Can be bought cheap. Apply at this
Office.
We are requested to state that there Will
be services in the Presbyterian church at
this place next Saturday and Sunday. DR..
Beattie, of the Columbia Theological Semi
ro,,, ,.y;1l ofSciofa
cdesa 5InE InsGha4as rs aass MaRaeAS IL 9f1aa 93faa
ming constable at salary Of one hundred
dollars year, to do the work that is now
being done by the sheriff:
Those contemplating marriage had better
hurry up matters if they wish to avoid the
marriage license law. a bill requiring
marriage license has passed the lower
house, and is now in the senate. 1t likely
will become law soon.
The Israelites of Sumter and Mannlng 6
are raising funds for the purpose Of build
ing house of worship in the city Of Sum
ter. Nearly the whole amount has already
been subscribed, and the balance will be
forthcoming in few days.
Pistols and razors were flying in the air
last night in the Fork section, on the plan
tation Of Mr.. 4. L. Logan. During the
progress of "nigger frolic" Len Barno was
seriously shot by Jesse Gaillard, a aone-legged
negro, who depends more on his repeater
than his heels when row is imminent.
THE MANNING TINES job Office is prepar-
ed to do any kind of Job work, and in any
style. We have in our employ one OF the
finest Job printers in the State, and the
work turned out from our Office cannot be
excelled by any city Office. We are also
prepared to discount any city estimates.
Mems and ladies' shoes from S1.00 to
$500 g pair, at Prodovsky's new brick
store.
Mr.. George Ducker, formerly of Sumter,
who last week attempted to kill himself OF
the Jerome hotel in Columbia, by shooting
himself ic the head, died last Thursday IN
Charleston, where he had been carried. He
suffered very great pain, and towards the
last the pain became so severe as to neces-
state the use of opiates.
ANY kind of shoe. any style and any
price, at B. A. Johnson's.
The TINES wishes more correspondents.
We want one IN the Fork, at Wilson's, at
Foreston, at Davis Station, at Packsville,
at Pinewood, at Fulton, and three or four
N Salem. The TINES is not able to pay its
correspondents for their valuable services,
but we will take pleasure in sending copy
complimentary to any one who will send
Us the news weekly or at least twice o
month.
Grand Republic" cigars are the best
cent cigar in town. We keep them, j. G..
Dinkins & Co.
We are requested to ask all members Of
the Manning Methodist church, that have
Dot yet paid in their assessments, to do So
at once, as the board of stewards will next
week publish their annual financial report.
This report, as last year, will show hcw
much each member is assessed and how
much me- paid. It will also include the
amounts paid by each member on the con-
solidated collections.
NJ. Kalisky says he is greatly in need of
money, and till January lst, will sell goods
at greatly reduced prices.
On the suburbs of this quiet town is q
place known as mount Triumph" and on
last Saturday morning two of its colored So
ciety bellies, Miss Rachael McDuf6e and
Miss Lizzie Burgess, became involved IN
row, which terminated in Miss Burgess
having her finely moulded cranium cUt
open with chair in the hands Of the
daughter of Miss McDufie. Miss Burgess
came to town and went into drug store
for repairs. The cause of the row was the
usual one.
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