The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-09-09

ly rate.
Don't fail to pay your street tax before
the 18th of October.
Mr.. Levi is having the house occupied by
Mr.. W. G. Chandler enlarged.
1t is against the law to buy seed cotton
until after the 18th day of December.
The railroad receipts at this point up to
date show an increase of freights over last
year.
The scuppernong grape men are stalking
abroad on our streets in all their pestlfer-
BUSINESS.
S. a. Nettles, Manning, S. c., represents
some of the best fire insurance companies
in the world.
Turnip seeds, all kinds, at Dinkins &
Co.'S drug store.
Rev. W. W. Gordon, of st. Stephens,
who it will be remembered conducted such
a successful meeting in the Baptist church
in this place few weeks ago, has accepted
call to the pastorate Of the Baptist church
at Camden.
Granulated sugar. pounds for 25 cents,
or 16 pounds for dollar, at NJ. kalisky's.
We take pleasure in calling the attention
of orr readers to the fall and winter an
nonncemert of MessTs. Chandler, Shaw, &
O. These gentlemen with their usual fore
thought and good taste have just laid II
their store an immense stock OF clothing,
hats. neckwear, and gents furnishing goods,
and by their determined efforts have made
their store one of the leading clothing es-
tablishments in the State.
40 lbs. good family flour for 81 at NJ. ka-
liskys.
Belitzer & Spann, furniture dealers, Of
Sumter, have in store some Of the hand
soonest pictures for parlor ornaments We
have ever seen. The display is grand, and
those contemplating the adornment OF their
parlors will do we'll to call IN and inspect
these works of art Their stock Of fcIai-
ture is complete, everything in the tc-nl-
ture line from a wood seat chair to hand
some silk plush suit can be had from them
at prIces to suit the times.
Foe REN.-A large new brick store, 100
feet deep, with handsome plate glass front,
in the trade centre of the town. Apply to
S. A. Nettles.
In another column will be seen the ad-
yertisement of Heiser, Walsh, 4 Co., o new
firm recently launched out in the shoe bust
ness in tie city of Sumter. They have q
nicely arranged store and every kind OF
shoe that your mind can picture can he
found in their stock. Their Mr.. aeiser IS
enrared in the shoe man ufacturing business
in Boston, which gives them the advantage
of securing the lowest manufacturing
prices. MIR. Barlow Walsh, who is we'll
known to our readers, has had many years
of experience in the business, and he says
that the firm had their stock manufactured
for their special trade, and with the pur-
Dose of enabling them to compete with
any establishment in the State. When ID
Sumter give them call.
Buy your turnip seeds at Dinkins & Co. S
drug store.
For several days past the price of cotton
has advanced, and we believe that the bet
ter grades viii! bring good prices. 1t there
fore behooves our farmers to be very care
ful in gathering their cotton, and oy all
means do not gin it when 1t IS wet and
dirty. We have heard of whole bale
bringing in another county the small sum
of Line dollars gross. actually not enough
to pay the expenses Of gathering and put
ting it on the market. The non hat Sold
Sis bt,lv- sc aetto-, vv<.s at Iault. ne plcheo
his cotton wet and dirty and had it ginned
Immediately instead of drying it, perhaps
thinking it would gain enough in weight to
make good the loss by low price, but IN
trying to fool somebody else, the tables
turned on him and deservedly so.
Just received. fresh and genuine turn: p
seeds, all varieties, at Dinkins d Co.'S.
Another new firm is opening business in
Sumter in the handsome building recently
erected three door below the court house.
Over the door in letters Of gold appears the
firm name of DesChamps Brothers. These
gentlemen are solid business men, and will
prove themselves worthy competitors to the
other business men Of that city. They are
now engaged in opening up very large
stock of everything in the general mercan-
tile line and will be ready to have grand
opening next week. They have q full
corps of polite and gentlemanly salesmen
who will use their business talents towards
winning for the firm large trade from the
people of this county. Mr.. Riley Eenning,
we'll known to our people, will preside over
the dry goods department and his friends
will be greeted with a hearty welcome when
they give him q call.
Fresh gilt edge butter, only 80 cents a
dound, atm. KallsNy's.
The Levi Brothers are out this week with
an elaborate announcement of their fall and
winter stock of goods. These gentlemen
are Clarendonlans, and vent to Sumter
few years ago to establish for themselves a
business that any firm in the State would
feel proud of. To say they have succeeded
would be putting it mildly. Their store is
one of the largest in the city, and they do 4
business second to none. Their immense
trade was built up by having the advantage
of large capital and by giving their busi-
ness the strlctest kind of attention. Moth
ing that will prove advantageous to them
escapes their attention. They keep mag
nifcent line of goods, selected with the ut
most care, and have a full corps Of expert
enced salesmen. Honest goods and bust