The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-06-24

Some of the public pumps are un-
dergoing repairs.
The Manning literary club spent
last Thursday at Tindafs mill pic
nieking.
We have been requested to state,
that all persons interested in the Man
ming cemetery will meet in the court
house, Friday evening at six O'Clock.
A full attendance is desired.
Last Saturday Trial Justice Tim
mons tried civil case in which the
amount sued for was one dollar and
fifty cents. The jury rendered YER
dict in favor of the defendant.
Granulated sugar. pounds for 25 cents,
or Is pounds for dollar, at Nj. Kalisky's.
Governor Tillma1 last Saturday re-
moved the supervisor oI registration
of Laurens county on account OF
drunkeness- The governor is oppos-
ed to having whisky mixed with
business.
Corwitz Sarsaparilla is the best blood pu-
rifer. 12S doses for q dollar at D1nklns
& Co.'S drug store.
Raids are being made on the vege-
table gardens by two legged animals
that are too lazy to make vegetables
of their own. a few leaden pellets
administered to this class might have
a wholesome effect.
A magnificent line of ladies' slippers at
NJ. Lewis
The Sub Treasury scheme was de-
feated in Madison county, Miss, last
Saturday, in a Democratic primary.
The sub-treasury was made an issue
and hot1y contested, but was defeated
by an overwhelming majority.
500 pairs pants, must be sold, only 75
cents to close out. ID. halisky.
Cotton blooms are common now.
The first sent to our Office was last
week by Mr.. J. P Creeey, who lives
near Manning. Another bloom was
sent in the following day by Joe
Sampson, a colored man near An
:tioch.
Fresh lemons at NJ. Kaliskys.
The town council have obtained
xernission from DR.. S. c. c. Richard,
son to run a ditch through his prem.
ises from Brooks to Church street
They expect to have this work done
at once, and it is very important that
il should be, as after a heavy rain the
street in front OF DR.. Richardson's be.
comes flooded and impossible.
For Ia grippe, coughs, colds, etc, use syr
ND of rock candy, horehound, and to.u
soc. bottle at Dinkins 4 Co.'S drug store
Several persons are contemplating
building dwelling houses soon. Il
only requires few williams to rig uE
a nice house, and when you have il
the game is easily bagged. A cottage
built on the Queen Elizabeth style
and ornamented with the lily or daisy
would be quite an addition to ou,
pretty town.
Fresh gilt edge butter, only 80 cents
pound, at NJ. Kahsky's.
The Manning Methodist churct
last Sunday voted to give vacation
to the pastor, DR.. W. S. Stokes, Sc
that he might take trip to the noun
ta;ns for the benefit of his health. a
purse was made up Monday morning
.by a few of DR.. Stokes's friends, tt
pay his expenses. He left Monday
afternoon. He will first go to Col
umbia to consult with physician a
to tie state of ais health, and vii
then decide whether to visit miner
al spring, the mountains, or the sea
} shore.
A beautiful line of parasols and fans a
Moses Lewis.
The closing exercises Of St. Jos
ephs Academy, of Sumter, tool
place last Monday afternoon
The hall was filed to its ut
most capacity and everybody tina
attended have the highest praise TO
the manper in which the scholars &C
Quilted themselves The program
was long and interesting, and although
the weather was very warm the in
terest manifested in the exhibition
repaid for all the disconl6tures. Man
ming was represented on the stage b,
Misses Tillie Wolkoviskie and Netti
Weinberg, both Of whom received
full share of the plaudits from the as
sembled multitude The floral offer
ings sent upon the stage to the youn;
laSias were nlarYels Of beauty Afte