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

The reunion of Company H, 5th S. G..
Cavalry, took place to-day at Packsville.
The Manning Academy, under the prin:.
cipalship of Mrs. E. C. Alsbrook, opened
its fall session last Monday.
No matter what you want printed. from
visiting card to a mammoth poster, the
TINES o flee will give you neat work at low
est prices.
The Summerton Masonic lodge will have
a banquet at their next meeting. Ihe local
editor of the TINES returns thanks for the
invitation to be present.
There has been large and commodloas
warehouse erected on the Ga!luchat lot ID
the rear of the stores occupied by b. A.
Johnson and NJ. kalisky.
Sheriff Bradham last Monday sold fifty
eight acres of unknown land situated IN
Black river swamp. Manning township to
Mr.. John Thomes for $500.
st Peters Masonic lodge will have their
regular meeting on the night OF the itth
inst. The Deputy Grand Master VIII De
present, and a full attendance IS desired.
Mrs. H. A. Lowry. and Messrs. W: G
Chandler and S. A. NettleS were last Mon
day night elected delegates to the District
Lodge of Good Templars, which meets IN
this place to morrow morning.
With all the TRADE of abuse against the
Farmers Alliance, the order continues to
grow. The alliance principles are here to
stay and when carried out as the constltu-
ton and bylaws direct are bound to elevate
the people generally
The colorea people of the Jordan section
ore mn in wrath on account of being, as they
claim. oulled into some kind Of company
by which they were to obtain one hundred
dollars bv investing five dollars and thirty
FIVE cents. Quite number invested but
the money from the company was not forth
coming.
Palmetto District lodge of Good Tem-
plars meets in this place tomorrow morn
ing at II O'Clock. and will hold a morning
and an afternoon session in the knights OF
Pythias hall. public address wiil be de-
livered at night in the Methodist church.
The public is cordially invited to be pres
ent at the night service.
Mr.. Jake ProdovSky, who was formerly
manager of C. kareshs Manning store has
recently bought Mr.. karesh out, and IS now
conducting The business on his own account
at the same stand. Mr.. Prodorsky CRATE
fully acknowledges that much Of the success
of his business is attributed to his adver-
tisements in the MANNING TINES, and be-
lievinc that the hair of the dog is good for
the bite, he again through this medium has
something to say to the purchasing public.
Read his advertisement.
The city of Sumter numbers among it's
new business establishments the firm Of Z.
E. Rembert & Co. This firm is located IN
one of the new and elegant stores on Main
street, four doors north of the court house,
and has opened up heavy and attractive
stock of goods. They are wholesale and
retail dealers in general merchandise, and
will handle cotton extensively. From the
activity they are exhibiting, and the class
of salesmen employed, they are making an
earnest effort to capture the Clarendon
trade. In their store, in charge of the gro
cery department. will be found that we'll
known, popular, and genial gentleman,
Mai. Marion Sanders, who numbers among
his many friends q host Of Clarendon peo-
pie that have enjoyed his companlonshlp
on the tented fields of Virginia in time OF
war, and his happy, social spirit and warm
hearted hospitality in time of peace. The
dry goods department will be presided
over by one Of the sons of Clarendon, Mr.:
S. J. McFadden, who is q member of one OF
Clarendon's Oldest families, and by his
pleasant manners and gentlemanly bearing
has won for himself the high esteem of the
people of his native home. Mr.. J. B: Mayes,.
the book-keeper, has a large circle of
friends and relatives in this county, and q
call from them will be appreciated: E.
E. Rembert & Co. have arranged to
communicate with the people of this sec
ton through the MANNING TINES, and a
careful perusal of their advertisement in
another column will be of advantage TO you.