The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-01-21

Mrs. L. NJ. Barfeld is having some ten
ant houses built on Church street.
If you like buckwheat cakes for breakfast
go to Johnson's store for fresh buckwhe at
Mr.. J. Fl. Tmmons entered upon the
| discharge of lis duties as trial justice last
Friday.
NJ. Kalisky offers his whole stock O.
hoys', youths, and mems clothing at cost te
make room for spring goods.
The county commissioners to-day ap-
proved the bond OF county treasurer-elect
S. J. Bowman.
Buy fresh and genuine garden seed IN or
der to insure good stand and choice vege
tables, from the Foreston drug store.
4 marriage will take place this evening
near Packsville. The contracting parties
are Mr.. r. J. Kolb and Miss Irene Ged'
dings.
N. Kalisky has just received 60 tons of
standaad guanos.
The railroad schedule has been slightly
changed. The train for Charleston arriving
here ten minutes earlier than before. No
other changes.
Buy your garden seeds and onion sets at
Dinkins & Co.'S, and don't you forget 1t.
a little daughter of DR.. B. NJ. Badger, of
Summerton, was seriously burned yesterday
while playing with matches. Mrs. Badger,
in attempting to save her child from the fire,
was also severely burned.
kalisky has Just received fresh lot of
cakes and crackers of all kinds.
AS was announced in the Manning Times
last week the auction sale of horses and
mules by AlcCaferty took place to-day. A
large crowd of people were in town to at
tend this sale, and the bidding was quite
lively from the start. Mr. McCaferty sold
out completely, as he usually does. The
stock was good and brought fair prices,
some bringing as high as one hundred dol
lars.
Fresh and genuine garden seeds at Din
kins i Co.'S drug store.
Jimmie Barfeld, o son of Mr.. J. J. Bar
field, was thrown out Of q wagon yesterday
while crossing the Wilson Summer.on
Railroad on his way to Manning. The
wheels Of the wagon struck the railroad
track with such force that the Young man
lost his balance and be was thrown to the
ground. The wagon passed over one OF his
legs causing him a very palntu! injury ana
it is thought that one of the bones III his
right leg is broken.
Just received at Johnsons fine assort-
ment of ladies, gents, and childrens shoes.
Last Sunday morning on the plantation
of Mr.. J. D. Childers, near Hodges Corner.
Daniel Harvin and Levi Ford, both colored,
became involved in difficulty. Harvln
drew pistol on Ford, but was too slow IN
it's use, as Ford snatched it away from him.
Harvin broke and ran to a neighbors house,
and there showed two wounds on his head,
one resembling pistol shot wound, and the
other looked as if it were done with some
other weapon. Ford denies doing any
shooting.
We have two sewing machines on hand,
new and just received from the factory,
that we wish to sell. They are improved
and are bargains Call at the Times Office
AIr. James Frierson. near Foreston, met
with very serious accident while on his
way home from Manning last Monday. The
horse that he was riding became unmanage-
able, and ran against q stump in the side OF
the road, striking Mr. Frierson' s leg below
the knee and shattering the bone for about
six inches in length Although suffering
terrible agony he held his seat in the sad
die and rode to the house Of his uncle some
distance away, where he was assisted from
the horse and carried into the bouse. de
remained there until yesterday when he was
removed to his own home.