The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-01-07
. fine LOT of choice hams at Johnson's.

fine Iof Of choice hams at Johnsons.
Nr.D.E. Mccormick died at his residence
IN E.,reston last Monday morning. lie was
about seventy-five years OF age.
N. Kal:sky has beautiful. lot OF parior
lamps cheap.
Christmas tree at st. James church,
Pinewoo6. afforded much pleasure TO the
-.onno folks of that community Christmas
eve.
Yf Won like buckwheat cakes for breakfast
90 TO Johnsons store for fresh buckWhea1.
Hereafter all suanos will be sampled oy
samnlers appointed by the State phosphate
commissioners, the object being to prevent
fraud in fertilizers.
halisky mas just received ffesh io' %
cakes and crackers of all kinds
Married, at Bethel church in Sumter coun-
stv on the 31st of December, Mr. y. -.
Thames, Jr., of Silver, and Mrs. dalUe
Brown, of Sumter county.
Just received at Johnson's hne aSsort-
.ment of ladies, gents, and chlidrens S shoeS.
.Wben the swallows homeward fly" was a
drunken man s soEloquy last Saturday nlShV
ms he pocketed q flask of whiskey to carry
hne-a.with him for Sunday morning eye
opener.
NJ rar; bas-ipst received 30 barrels OF
-Shnie rice which hewill sell cheap.
The commission of Trial Justice Benoow ',
hUs expired, but as yet the, county seat -
w;fAc:lt trial justice, much to Nle',7
vaniesce of those that have business VIII
that officer.
Johnson always keeps full supply OF
Ill kinds of crackers, cakes, Jumoies, ana
biscuits.
Last Friday night about midnight the
Gin house. crist mill, saw mill, and three
bales of cotton belonging to Mr.. james Den
mis- of New Zion, was destroyed by hre
Noinsurance.
N. Levi is paying the highest market
prices for ali kinds of furs.
Trinity Alliance meets Saturday morning,
10 o'clock, Jan. 18th. Every member should
attend this meeting, as BUSINESS Oh sfe"
importance IS to be transacted.
]. S. Cole, President.
Ladies, if YOU wish pleasant and prohta
ole employment, address Mrs. L. y. BECK
ham, 1876 Laurel ST., Columbia, S. G.
The voune ladies OF Manning will have
..sndy pullinr at the residence OF Mrs. Mar
tSo Rnroess on next Friday evening. 1heI
.eS1ecialIy ask good attendance, as the
.,roceeds will be devoted to charitable
purpose.
Go and examine B. 4. Johnson.s stocs
of nroeeries. You Will be pleased with the
ba rgains~oEered.
rosf Monday the streets Of Manning mac
10, a,',,ao,~ance of the days Of yore. CroWo:
81 raonIe we've in attendance upon the snet
ss-iP 80 a15 .-eTerai droves Of horses ant
rn,,,es ~ ~ we've in the stock yards; Altosesne
tiu.es We W. of +be bns-iest sale days we nave
had in some time. -,
We have two sewing ma, chimes on hand
thai we wish to sell. They a.rs lmesese, M eo
snd md are bargains. Call at the ], ,'u'es ONCE
The ladies of Andrews Chapel sste ssst .
hot supper last Wednesday nls'n . :.
the Pamela Academy. A large numoe. =, "
persons attended, and the amount reahZA y
WAS about one hundred dollars Inefe "as
a pyroteohnic display which was the gfano
est ever seen in that community.
An elegant line of colognes, extracts
toilet soaps, face powders, halr proshes
combs, tooth brushes, and other toilet re
.ouisites at Dinkins Co. S.
Elsewhere will be found the fifth quarter
lv statensent of the Bank Of Manning whlet
;S . remarkably fine showing. During tn!
,,ost year ON 2 capita, Of $4,000, the bahl
hos made o net profit Of $1,000, equal t
.ohont 1f per cent The bank has pohte
accommodating, .n:2 reliable ofhcefs' ana
r;ow al, indispensable institution Oh III
town.
scbwerin & Co., OF Sumter, ask that thel
Clarendon friends get their plces oelor
6nvino elsswLere They claim that goo
money will t::as be saved.
Cor the pas. week there has been quit
ex+Ans sive moving OF colored people troi
salem. Some TIM" ago t1at Section va
visited by strangers whose business W. va,
offer these people extra isne inoocTlnents -,
move to Georgia anG Alabama. lnsE 'oi .,
tle,a all kinds Of tales, pictofihe o". q ~ -
t,re full of prosperity and happiness %n
asa result several families took ene ao., w
~ thtsc smooth tonened strangers an
.norca to Georgia and Alabama 10 reap III
no,aeu harvest that was prom1seu Vleh'
Johnson is giving ms customers the a
,.,n.,,,t. Of the rebate on tobacco he Aeei
fine Stock of tobacco and cigars
on the morning of the 2ud inst, betwes @
s,o anl six o'clock, Il barn and tour OF
ns',S.s ~ '.st belonging to Mrs Eliza Griffin ne
@;,',.ood n"'s,s was destroyed by fire. Inc na
a1 ortI,nildings contained abont lVV o0S
'',t' ~. cnr, 500 bushels cotton seed ns
I!S SU a1d harness, and q lot OF tartn!i
81 Elements belonging to Mr.. >. ". GIiiA 1I
IA ny Int Of provisions belonging 10 Mt.
yts1 a. C,;tTin were destroyed. There was
W. Vim "a t1,e fire is supposed to l;l