The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-06-10

The court of common pleas ADJOURNED
sine die last Friday afternoon.
Clarendon County Alliance meets IN
Manning the first Thursday IN July. Note
the change IN day.
IF practice makes perfect, then C!aren-
don's new court crier need not despair on
account of his adjourning the court dies
pon.'
Miss Esther johnson, aged slxty-tour
wears. died at her home near wilson's last
Thursday. Her body was Inferred fnoay
at Oak Grove.
Doctor Swamp sub-alliance will meet
next Friday morning for the purpose OF
electing officers and also to elect oeie-
gates to the county convention.
A party of gentlemen including Judge
Izlar went to Brewington Lake last thurs.
day. They spent the day pleasantly and
found the fish to be in great abundance.
Fresh lemons at NJ. Kahsky's.
The closing exercises of the Sumter Insti.
tute take place next Monday night, ana
the distribution exercises OF st. Joseph
Academy will come off on the evening OF
June 22nd.
Ifyou want cool and refreshing drink
90 to Lowrys and gets glass Of his spark
ling soda water.
The next communication OF ST. Peters
lodge, Wednesday the 18th inst, Will De
very important one, and every memeer
should be present. as the good OF the iooGe
is at stake.
Marseile's bed spreads at low prices can
be had at Moses Lewis.
Trinity alliance will have special meet
ING for purpose of electing delegates to
the county alliance on Saturday
the 9th inst. A large attendance IS desl-
red as other important business Will also be
transacted.
Lemon, vanilla, and strawberry extracts
at Lowry's.
There is lot of garbage being thrown
into the streets and it should not be allow
ed as it yery often happens that disease is
traced to some such local cause. The town
council should punish with heavy hne
any person throwing decaying vegetation
into the streets.
is your house insured? If not see S. A.
Nettles at once, and get him to write a pol.
icy for you.
Dinkirs & Co. are having their drug
store thoroughly renovated, and in conse-
ouence have moved their stock OF goods
opposite the post Office, where they vii
hold forth until the work is finished
Their store when completed will be
handsome ornament to the town.
All the latest styles in straw hats cheap,
at Moses Lewis.
Mr.. J. n. Hodge, who lives near Summer
ton, had his corn house robbed OF corn last
Thursday night, and on Friday while boy
was leadingc fine mule out of the stable
bar in some way caught the mule cutting
it's intestines out. The mule died in about
one half hour. This loss is severe one
to him.
Corwitz Sarsaparilla is the best blood pu
r:6er. 12S doses for dollar at Dlnhns
4 Co. S drug store.
In this issue will be found the advertise
ment of the New England Piano Company
of Boston, Mass. They fully meet the pop
ular demand for thoroughly reliable, dur
able, good piano for moderate price. The
Kiliough Music Company send them on
fifteen days test trial to all responsible
persons.
Go to Lewis and try bottle of Heinz
celery sauce, finest relish in the world.
Manning suo-alliance met last Saturday
and elected the following officers for The
ensuing term: J. Ebert Davis, president
It. J. Tisdale, vice President; George 4
Jones, Secretary; j. F. Bradham, treasurer
D. j. Bradham, lecturer; W. F. Francis
door keeper; w. G. King, assistant dool
keeper; and III. J. Blackwell, chaplain
They also elected delegates to the county
convention.
Sc pairs pants, must be sold, only z;
cents to close out. n. Kalisky.
There is treat in store for the peopl
of this community at the Manning Baptis
church next Monday night. Maj. F. Emily
of Rome, Ga, formerly of Kentucky, ha
consented to deliver lecture on the ''origiI
OF man" The proceeds to be given to as
sist in the repairing of the church. Maj
Emily is said to be a very humorous talker
and the public can feel assured that the,
will be pleasantly entertained. The admls
sion fee will be only twenty-five cents TO
adults and fifteen cents for children, AM
the money will be devoted to noble cause
QUESTION. is it that The killougl
Music Company are the leaders in the mu
sic trade of the Pee Dee section when the
have only been in business few months
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