The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-03-11

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the Australian ballet law.
Camden is becoming quite fashionable
resort for Northerners.
Mr.. J. ". Dennis has been appointed
post master at New Zion in this county.
Owing to the threatening weather Damon
Lodge did not have meeting last Thurs
day night.
The average value of horses and mules ID
this county, according to the tax returns IS
about SIS.
Be sure to give attention to advertisement
of r. Hardy. He has made his last order
for this season.
Kaiisky has laid in fine stock of shoes
Diedrich Biemanp, ex-senator of Oconee
county, died at his home in Walhalia last
Saturday afternoon.
Fresh lemons and oranges at Kalisky's.
Two thousand bales of cotton WAS destroy
ed by fire last night at Pacolet mills IN
Spartanburg county.
Holland patent spring roller shades at
Sires j. Chambers furniture store, complete
for Is and IS cents. worth 75c. and 81.
Mai. Henry Clay Richardson, of Colum-
bia, late State librarian. was ad5udged lu-
natic last Saturday and sent to the asylum.
All kinds of plows. stocks. points, bolts,
etc., Just received at B. A. Johnson's, and
for sale at lowest prices.
The Manning Guards expect to attend the
Columbia centennial which taxes place IN
May. A drill is ordered next Ihursoay
night.
Kallsky has Webster's dictionaries at 25
cents.
LosT-A desk key with II stamped on il:
The KEY was lost some time during the past
three months. Reward will be paid II re-
turned to thisofhce.
If you want good plow 80 to 5ohnson's.
The town of Camden will have an arch
over Main street in Columbia during the
centennial celebration. Why can not Man
ming have one also?
Nice lot of lounges on hand at Sires &
Chambers for $3.50 up. Very cheap.
The colored Odd Fellows of this place
celebrated their anniversary last Sunday. a
sermon was preached In the A. NJ. Z.
church. A street parade was INDUCED IN.
A fine supply of spring clothing and
gents fine dress shirts at Kallsky's.
Mr.. Robt E. Evans and Miss ". Hattie
Evans were married at the residence OF
Mrs. Catherine Evans, the brides mother,
near Brewington, Feb. 25th, by Rev. ". E.
Barre.
Buy your garden seeds aad onion sets at
Dinkins & Co.'S, and don't you forget 1t.
Secretary of State James E. Tndal issued
q charter last Saturday to the Summerton
Fertilizer and Manufacturing Company.
John P. Brock is president and J. D. Rut-
ledge secretary.
A very pretty assortment Of laces, en-
broideries, and eGgings at Kalisky's.
The valuation of household furniture
among well-to-do white people in this county
according to the returns, ranges from 3 to
$1,000. The S5 family ce.tainly go on a
cheap scale.
Onion sets and garden seeds at Dinkins
& Co.'S drug store.
Don't fail to read the notice Of the county
commissioners, calling for all past indebt-
edness. They desire to pay it all OF at
their next meeting, and if not handed in in
time it may be years before it is paid of.
B. A. johnson will pay highest prices for
hides or take them in exchange for leather.
When you see young man engaged in
private conversation with carpenter in the
ware room of store, it is a pretty good
sign that the question of whether marriage
is failure will soon be put to a practical
test.
Fresh and genuine garden seeds at Din
kins & Co.'S drug store.
There is movement on foot to turn over
the hook and ladder truck to the colored
people of this place. We hope it will sue
ceed. We learn that the colored people
have already taken some steps towards an
organization of fire company.
Early Rose and Goodrich potatoes at
Johnson's.
Some mischievous persons make it prac-
tice to break up the street lamps in the up
per portion of the town, and efforts have
been made to catch them. There is an old
saying that 'a pitcher goes TO the well until
it is broken" and the saying will come true
before long in this case. If the parties are
ever caught they will pay dearly for their
malicious, mischievous sport.
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