The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-10-07

The court house has had some much
needed repairs done in the past week.
Golden Machine Oil at Johnson's.
Died near st. Pauls, last Saturday, Mrs.
Georgianna James, aged twenty-seven years.
If you want a fine cigar, call ct Dinkins
4 Co.'S drug store.
Mr.. C. a. Braaham and Miss Julia Lack
ey, of Silver, were married Sunday night,
Sep. Goth, by Trial Justice Mahoney.
PC. Corset 75c. and sl.OO at Horton,
Burgess &'Co.
Next Monday will be the Jewish day OF
announcement, and all the business men OF
that faith will keep their places OF business
closed.
Beautiful line Plush Lap Robes from S5.Oo
to $3.50 at Horton, Burgess Co.
Trial Justice Tmmons held prelimina-
ry Yesterday, in the case OF the State against
E. P. and 4. c. Briggs, for assault and bat
terry with intent to kill The prosecution
arose out Of difficulty at Silver, about
three weeks ago, in which Mr.. A. W.
Thames and Mr.. A. C. Briggs were ooth
seriously hurt. The defendants were bound
over for trial.
Candies, raisins, citron, currants, ETC., at
Johnson's.
Winburn, the mammoth photo tent pho
tographer, of Sumter, has returned from
the mountains of western North Carolna'
and has re-opened his gallery on West LIB
erty street. in Sumter. Mr.. Winburn
has won for himself reputation 10 the
State and our Clarendon people will do
well to give him call when wanting any
thing in the line Of photography.
Golden Machine Oil for gins. and mills,
for sale cheap at DinSins i Co. S drug store
Rev. W. S. Stokes left yesterday for
Washington 10 attend the ecumenlcal
conference of the Methodist Church, which
meets in that city to-day. DR.. Stokes ex-
poets to be absent about two weeks. There
will be no preaching in the Methodist
church here next Sunday. The Sunday
school and League meeting, however, will
be held at the usual hours. Prayer-meet-
ing tomorrow afternoon.
Sires Il Chandler will compete with any
furniture house in the State in prices.
Married last Friday night at the resi-
dence of Trial Justice Tmmons, Mr.
Lamartine Newman and Miss Ida Young,
both of this place. This union had its OBJ
stacles in the shape of opposition on the
part of the brides parents, and romancing
was reso1ted to. At a given signal the
bride leapcd over tie garden wall. joined
her lover, and both skipped by the light of
the moon, and kept skipping till they
reached the house OF the officer that made
them man and wife.
Cabbage, irish potatoes, onions, and 9th
er vegetables always on hand at T..
Thames's, opposite the Bank.
Advertising pays and those that engage
in it know it. Mr.. Jake Prodovsky has IN
advertisement in the MANNING Tines, and
his business has grown to such proportions
that he has found his old stand, the iron
store, too small for his large stock and in
creasing patronage. Realizing the necessi-
ty of meeting the demands Of his people,
be has moved into one of the handsome
brick stores with plate glass fronts, where
he proposes to have fine display of goods,
and make strong and steady pull for the
trade. Mr.. Prodovsky is q business man,
young, full of energy, and competition has
the effect of making him double his efforts
as is seen by his recent move.