The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-07-29
Sumter News.
[WMchmnn and Sotthron, July 22.l

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Jno. r. Keels was arrested about midday
to-day while engaged in row in Wolkovls-
kie's bar, and while on the way to the po-
lice station in charge of Policeman Barwlck
resisted and had to be severely dubbed be-
fore he could be subdued and induced to
go on.
Mr.. ". 3. Burns has bought ont the hard
ware store of Mr. Walter N. Lenoir and
will conduct the business at the old stand.
Mr. Burns has just finished taking stock
and is now ready to sell to all who desire
goods in his line.
Mr.. Charles McFaddin has purchased the
lot of Mr. c. NJ Hurst, Jr., with the hand
some new cottage on the corner OF Wash
ington and Liberty streets deration
s., 100.
Mr.. Raphael Noise has shown us letter
from Mai. Marion Noise, containing the
startling intelligence of the narrow escape
of Mrs. Noise and himself They were on
the train which was wrecked last week on
the Northern Pacific railroad between Den
yer, Col, and the city Of Tacoma. The
whole train was nearly prccipitated into the
MaSsoula River.
Messrs J. Ryttenberg j. Sons are making
extensive alterations to their already man.
moth establishment They have also added
another two story building, ll0 feet deep,
which when completed and connected with
their other building will give them the
largest square feet OF space Of any house IN
the State in their line of business. At the
solicitation of their numerous lady custom
ers they are going to add q dressmaking
department. In the mean tune they are
closing out their stock of clothing and fur
nishing goods regardless of cost as they
need room Don't miss the chance for q
bargain.
Mr. Horace Hardy has made extensive
and handsome improvements to his places
of business on Liberty street. His feed
and sale stables, as well as his carriage and
buggy warehouses have been beautifully
finished in woods by Messrs. Mckciyer
Bros. The former especially is quite gem
of an Office, with the oil-fnished corrugated
ceiling, and reed ratings separating the
front and back offices. Mr. Hardy has in
creased his space as well as his usefulness
and activity in the line of his business. He
has now additional warehouses for buggies
and carriages, sale and feed stables and the
central livery stables all on Liberty street
side by side for the accommodation OF those
who desire to be well served in his line.
[Sounte' Freeman, july PSI
We are informed that the excursion to
Eptaw Springs last week was a very badly
managed affair.
Last Wednesday night Mr.. Geo. F. Ep-
person lost bis grist mill by fire. Loss was
81, 900, covered by 5000 insurance.
On last Wednesday afternoon Mr.. John
r. Keels was arrested by the police and Sc
vereiy dubbed before be was gotten to the
guard house. He has since been confined
to his bed but is improving. We refrain
from making any comments prior to the
trial, especially as We are not uniformed fully
as to particulars, and also in view OF the
rumor that Mr.. Keels will bring suit
against the city We have heard it said
that this is a case Of political persecution
but there is no ground for this impression
as the officer who did the clubbing is a
member Of the same faction as Mn keels.