The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-01-21
Sumter expects soon to have street cars.

eleven months ola DlrO QO55 IOr SeNeAiy -Ai'S
dollars.
Sumter expects soon to have street cars.
The Manning bottle band, composed OF
some o. the Juveniles of the town, were out
serenadins last Friday night.
Garden seed of every variety AZ hallskyS'
Mr.. joel Z. Brunson, st one time resi-
dent of Clarendon, has estsolsheo s'sn
and blind factory in Sumter.
Levi has Just received o large supply OF
red and silver skin onion sets.
ANY one wishing to get a good piano
cheap will fud it to their advantage to read
notice Of piano for sale in another column
For fruits, jell;es, raisins, and all kinds
of nuts, so 10 Johnsous
4 very large crowd of Clarendon people
were il, Charleston last Week, but we nave
vet to find one that purchased a Slo,0Oo dog.
Just arrived at N. Lewis 10000 pounds OF
choice pacon.
Mr.. E. E. Dickson, of this place, carried
a pair of cocks to the poultry show last
week. One was shawl neck, ana the otn-
er a chapel. Both took prizes.
Mountain butter pure and nice at John
sons.
Governor Tillman has been invited to de-
liver an address before the Eukosmlan Lit
erarv Society of the Presbyterian College at
Clinton. at its commencement IN june, out
he declined with thanks and regrets.
North Carolina smoked beef eight cents
per pound at Kalisky's.
Louis Mouzon, q colcred man, whlie as
sistine in erecting a monument IN tne NAL
ming cemetery last week, got one OF ms m
oers caught under one OF the stones, ana II
mashed the end of the finger OH, causing a
very painful wound.
Fine Tennessee hams at Lewis, SOUND
and sweet, at 10 cents per pouad.
Rev. I. Z. Jasper, of Kentucky, recently
of Rlackyille, S. c., has accepted Call from
the Manning and Dudley Baptist churches.
BE will preach every Sunday morning at l
O'Clock in Manning, ard every alternate
Sunday afternoon at Dudleys.
Onion sets and garden seeds at D!nklns
t. Co.'S drug store.
The nension board will meet in Manning
next Saturday and Monday. These meet
inrs will be the last opportunity for apph-
cants to apply for pensions. 1t would Dc a
t;n6ness for those who know OF persons
entitled to pensions to inform them OF these
meetings.
BE sure and buy your garden seeos irom
the Foreston drug store.
In last weeks issue we made mistake IN
the communication OF Tom oy making II
appear that Master q. E. Cuttino was one
Of the gallant knights at the tournament; II
should have been Master Fl. +. Cutter. we
make this correction in justice to the young
man who rode so nobly.
Johnson always keeps a full supply OF
all kinds of crackers, cakes, Jumbles, and
biscuits.
The books of Ex-Adjutant General N: L.
Ronharn have been examined by Mr.. Geo.
WINNERS, an expert accountant, who re-
Dorts the deficit as being S5,52S. Ihe State
will not lose anything, Us General bonnam
hos made Arrangements to meet this un-
fortnrate shortage. A full account OF this
snrrrisinc news will be found on our first
page.
4 ,aree lot of fresh garden seed just re-
ceiyed ct the Foreston drug store, and 1or
sale at lowest prices.
Married at the residence of Mrs. Caroline
Schwerin last week in Sumter, Mr. Isaac
Schwartz and Miss Edith Solomons. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. David
lew of Charleston. The groom IS the
san,or member of the firm Of Schwartz
Rros and at one time resided IN Manning
'CAe bride is daughter Of the late .. 1.
Solomons.
-Johasoa(s giving ms customers the I'd
roniaoe of the rebate on tobacco. He keeps
= fine stock of tobacco and cigars.
Mr.. R. E. Hill, of Abbeville has been Sc
lected bv Governor Tillman to examine the
books Of Mr.. W. G. Beteman, ex-book-
keeper of the penitentiary, whose accounts
were reported short about 81 SUI. HIS lnves-
legations will begin about the first OF FEB,
ruarv, and in the meantime the BOOKS Will
be locked up in accordance with Instructions
from the Attorney General.
NJ. Kalisky has perfected arrangements by
which he can pay the highest prlces Tor all
kinds of hides, skins, and turs.
The town council has made Mrs. L. NJ.
Barfeld all offer for street fifty feet wide
running through her land to the depot. The
offer has been accepted, and the council
will soon put gang Of hands to work open
inc up the street This street will be very
convenient for large number of persons
living across Ok Swamp, and at the same
time It will open up a large number of de-
sirable building lots, and thus improve the
town to a considerable extent. Our citizens
are beginning to realize the necessity OF
improving the town, AID we beheve that the
0ay is not tar distant when the sound OF
lo vi ~,
of the town.
Go and examine B. \. Johnson's s stock
of groceries You will be pleased with the
bargains offered.
In our issue before the last in speaking
of the exorbitant prices asked by some
of the property owners IN TINS place 1or
their property, we stated that they imagined
that Capt. Kidd had his treasure buried on
tha;r premises, and that some day they
wonla unearth this valuable find and be-
come mill!onalres Yesterday morning as
we were walking to the post Office we OBJ
eorvad three gentlemen industrloUsly at
work, taking it turn about, digging up tue
narth on a lot owned by one OF the trio.
Ne supposed that they We're after the bur
led wealth, and watched the proceeding
tor some time before We actually found out
what 1ya they we're digging for, and at last we
,aorned that the owner Of the lot had
,acsived information that his neighbor had
eo1S his lot, and remembering that short
t;Ina 900 he had lost a small piece OF iron,
~ +bonobt that his time had come to recor-
arI,is nroperty lest the new owner OF the
Adjoining lot would be getting more prop
erSy than he bought.