The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-02-25

The county commissioners paid out about
$500 last week.
Town Council is having shade trees set
out about town.
The county commissioners have two I'M
portant notices this week.
q. Hardy, of Sumter, has on this page an
important notice for farmers
Our space is again crowded, so editorial
matter is omitted this week.
Judge Aldrich is one of the youngest
Judges on the bench and among the best.
". E. Minis, of Sumter, has probably the
finest chickens in the State. Read his large
advertisement.
Chandler. Shaw & Co., of Sumter, ad!er-
tise this week. Read carefully what tney
have to say.
MIR. John Bryant killed a ground rattle
snake yesterday which had the re2arkao Die
number of eighteen rattles
If you want good plow go to Johnsons.
We think it would be well for the contro-
versy between Sufferer and Mr.. Way to
stop. 1t is getting personal.
Nj. Kalisky has perfected arrangements by
which he can pay the highest prices for all
Judge Aldrich held court last Monday, as
he considered it more patriotic to hold court
than to adjourn for the celebration OF Wash
ingtons birthday.
Early Rose and Goodrich potatoes at
Johnson's.
Dr.. Geo. Allen Higgins expects to visit
Manning this week, to remain about ten
DAYS. All having need of dental work should
take due notice.
Fresh and genuine garden seeds at Din
kins & Co.'S drug store.
Thomas hodge, SOD Of DR.. J. ]. Hodge, of
Packsville, was cutting with an axe yester-
day when the axe slipped and struck his
right foot and cut 1t off.
Mai. II. H Lesesne has been unable to
attend court this week on account OF SICK
ness, and the duties of his Office are being
discharged by his son, Mr.. j. Il. Lesesne.
B. johnson viii pay highest prices for
hides or take them in exchange for leather
Died last night, near Brunson's \ Roads,
Mrs. Virginia Chewing, wife Of Mr.. David
r. Chew ming. She was about thirty years
of age, and leaves her husband and nine
children.
Buy your SarQen SeeoS anu oiAoo eevo g
Dinkins g. Co.'S, and don't you forget 1t.
Mr.. John Il. Boswell and Miss Sue
Wells, of Foreston, were married III the
Methodist church at that place, Sunday
morning, Feb. 18th. Rev. j. G. Blssel per-
formed the ceremony.
Onion sets and garden seeds at Dinkins
4 Co.'S drug store.
negro was shot and killed by Mr.. Alex
Bird at Ingram & Birds saw mill, near
Facksville, last Sunday afternoon. We
have not been able to obtain the particulars,
but there are various rumors afoat.
All kinds of plows, stocks. points, bolts,
ETC., inst received at B. A. Johnsons, snd
for sale at lowest prices.
The grand jury selected their foreman,
Mr.. J. Il. Keels, and Messrs. 81. S. Briggs
and T. B. Minis as committee to examine
the several county Offices. They also select
cd Mr.. L. Applet to assist the committee.
Do YOU want "old lines or "swamp lands"
run out and at low rates, or any other work
done in that line? Call on Mr.. J. E. Scott,
Surveyor.
Judge Aldrich will not tolerate jurors and
witnesses delaying the court. He gave them
notice that if they were not in the court
room when their names were called he would
instruct the clerk to withhold their pay,
and if the offence was repeated he would
have the offenders locked up in Jail so that
they could be brought into the courtroom
when needed.