The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-11-18
.,o,ber railroad is a necessity.


The Legislature meets next Tuesday.
Mr.. n. Chewing has our thanks for a
bag Of large sweet potatoes.
Mrs. Ann Brailsford, of Pamela, died
about two weeks ago, aged seventy-hVe
years.
Fruit of the Loom, only cents, at Moses
Lewis.
Ye farmers that have turkeys, chickens,
and eggs to sell will find Manning hne
market just now
Onion sets. Onion sets! At Dinkins d
Co.'S drug store
Mr.. George J. S;swald, a travelling sales
man for McGahaD, Brown Il Evans, dleo
yesterday in Augusta, Ga.
Dry salt sides at s! cents per pound al
Jacob Prodovskys.
How many persons in this town will open
their purses and take stock IN q rallroao %
connect Manning with the g., s. q n. kali
road?
A large lot of mems suits, all styles, at
lowest prices Come and see for yourself
and YOU will be sure to buy, at B. A.
JohnSon's.
- ~-,--l.la-s-a -ar.ts tsrsoor.e of the Manning
SIesoyte~'~.-nhnrch request Il coagrega-
tional meeting nAs.,Sal.l.AtA- -Ealrnlor at
balf-past eleven O'Clock.
Fine cashmeres, frcm 25 ceatsup, at Moses
Lewis.
The South Carolina Annual Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal Church South
will be held this year in Darlin StoA, con-
alencing on Wednesday December End.
Just Received. Red and white onion
sets, at Dinkins & Co.'S drug store.
The price Of cotton is now very low, and
MANY farmers wish to hold. By bringing
the cotton to Manning, storing it, and then
insuring it, the Bank will advance money
on it. S. A. Nettles will insure it.
VIII. Young is agent for Singers V. S.
No. 2, three-drawer machines.
Mr. o. C. Slres and Miss Annie Mallard,
of Summeryiile, are to be married tonight
at the residence Of Miss Mallards parents.
They are expected here tomorrow morning,
to be the guests of Mr.. W. G. Chandler.
Fresh and choice fruit Of all kinds,
always on hand at E. Thames's, opposite
the Bank.
Coroner j. L. Rowe sent his resignation
to Governor Tillmar last Friday, and the
same was Immediately accepted. MIR.
Rowe has become citizen Of Williamsburg
county, and is engaged in carriage manu-
factory at Trio.
Read the new advertisement of Folsom IN
this paper He has large assortment OF
the prettiest Christmas presents one could
wish for. His store is g beauty, and every
thing in it is so attractive, that 1t Will pay
one Just to go and look at 1t.
Nice lot of assorted candy, only s cents a
pound, at Prodovsky's.
The preliminary examination Of the
parties charged with the fogging of Joe
Evans, colored, came off yesterday. They
were bound over in the sum Of 5000 each to
appear at the next term of the Court OF
General Sessions. Considerable interest was
manifested among the colored people, and
the court room was filed during the hear
iug.
Try Johnson's Patent -four, best on the
market.
The Wilcox, and Gibbs Guano Co. adver-
tise in this ISSUE This firm is well-knowp
throughout this section as one Of the best
and most reliable guano houses, and it will
continue to control a large patronage IN
this county, Increasing each year, for
once their fertilizers are used they gain a
friend and customer. Gr. Moses Levi has
been selling the fertilizers OF this house for
a number of years, and he will sell it again
next year.
NJ. Levi has in stock the celebrated Sa-
borosa cigar. Try them.
Last Friday afternoon Mr.. L. X. Howle
drove his buggy in front Of Rigbys store
and went into the store to make some pur-
chases, leaving his little nine-year-old son
in the buggy. An Old trusted mule was
nitched to the buggy, and without any
apparent fright the mule broke away into a
hard run, turned the corner, struck the
buggy against post and throwing the little
fellow out, ard bruising him considerably.
Those that saw the affair said that 1t was q
most miraculous escape for the child. The
buggy was smashed.
Harness and saddles, for :sale by B. 4.
Johnson.