The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-08-12

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the corner of Butler and Keitt streets re-
paired.
Mr. ". Fl. Drennon has moved into the
house formerly occupied by Mr. ". u.
Butler.
Mr.. Willie NJ. Butler has moved into the
house he recently purchased from Mr.. J. L.
Flowers.
DR.. W. NJ. Brockinton is having the store
adjoining the store of Mr.. A. Weinberg lit
ted up for drug store.
We cen hear of number of farmers that
can pick out bale of cotton from their
fields, bat have been unable to ind them.
WANTED.-A situation by teacher of ten
years experience. Good credentials gwen.
Address Miss NJ. a. Warren, Mayesville, sc.
No matter what you want printed from
visiting card to a mammoth poster, the
TINES Office will give you neat work at low
est prices.
For RESr.-A large new brick store, 100
feet deep, with handsome plate glass front,
in the trade centre Of the town. Apply to
S. A. Nettles.
Any person who owns deceased horse or
COW, and permits it to become danger to
the community, violates a statute law, and
is liable to Indictment.
As long as the white peoples cooks Will
feed certain set of "coons' IN this town,
lust so long will the town be infested with
number of loafng idlers.
Some of our subscribers are complaining
about not being able to get the MANSsG
TINES at Silver until Saturday, instead0f
THURSDAY. The fault is not with US, a4
must be with some Of the post offices +
railroads. \
The sound of the busy hammer and sa
in the business portion Of the town is mui
sic in the ears of the industrious. Let the
private portion of the town take up the
sound and put Manning on the road to
prosperity.
Miss Elma NJ. Davis, aged eighteen years,
second daughter of Auditor J. Elbert Davis,
died last Wednesday night after an illness
of about six weeks. Her funeral took place
Thursday afternoon at Jordan. Rev. j. G.
Bissell conducted the S>svice.
Last Thursday dog belonging TO Mr.
Joe Pack, Of the Deep Greek section was
bitten BY rattle snake, and in about one
hour died from the poisonous effects of
the bite. The snake was afterward killed,
and measured FIVE feet in length, and had
fourteen rattles.
Will not some enterprising individual
make the start toward supplying the in
creasing demand for dwelling houses? AT
least one dozen cottages could be rented IL
Manning within one month, and when this
winters matrimonial crop is harvested the
demand will be greater still.
Just received. fresh and genuine tIrnip
seeds, all varieties, at Dinkins Co.'S.
At the invitation of Mr.. Jos. Sprott. Sr.,
the ssSprott Guards" will have their reunion
at his residence on Saturday the 22nd inst,
as will be seen by reading the call OF the
president in another column. Every sur
yiyor of that gallant command should go, as
O plasant day is IN store for them.
Buy your turnip seeds at Dinkins & Co.
drug store.
Last Friday crowd of Hagar's chil'un
came to Manning from Pamela, and played
O match game of base ball with their breth'
rem of this place. The result was that after
,playing from eleven o'clock in the morning
until five in the afternoon, the Panolaltes
beat the Meaningless by a score Of % to u
Turnip seeds, all kinds, at Dinkins i
Co.'S drug store.
NJ. Levi is selling of his entire stock ol
summer goods at remarkably low figures to
make room for heavy fall stock. He pro.
poses to maintain the lead that he has held
for wears, and merchants competing with
him will have to SOW seed that will prove 8
beneficial harvest to the purchasing public
Granulated sugar. 4 pounds for 25 cents
or l6 pounds for dollar, at NJ. Kalisky's.
Mr.. W. E. Burgess left Thursday for the
North, where he has gone to purchase &
stock of goods for his firm, that will COM
mence business in this town about the frs
of September. They will occupy one Of the
handsome stores that are now being com
pleted, and they propose to contend for the
leadership in the mercantile line from the
start.
Fresh lemons at NJ. Kalisky's.
If the talk of our merchants can be tax
on rs an indication, the trade OF Manning
will be greatly increased this fall, as all o.
them realize that to reclaim the trade thai
has drifted to other towns, goods will have
To be sold at such figures as to make strong
competition necessary, and as soon as thel1
fall stocks arrive ell kinds of Inducements
will be offered to make Manning one of the
best purchasing markets in the State.
Fresh gilt edge butter, only 80 cents
pound, at NJ. Kallsky's.
Rev. J. E. Hayne, colored, who it will b
remembered, delivered an address in thl'
town on the occasion of the laying of th'
corner stone to the new A. N. E. church
was last Thursday indicted before Tna
Justice Drafts, in Lexington county, for
bienous offence, but before the case wa
called for trial compromise was effected
bv which Hayne is to leave the State. Th'
Roar6 of Trustees of Allen University, o
which Hayne was member, have demand
otIon