The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-02-18

is Colonel Tindal now.
Mr.. G. Karesh is having his store
repainted.
Mr.. C. R. Harvin is having his resi-
dence painted.
It has been very warm to-day, al
most summer day.
Mr.. John S. Wilson is having neat
fence placed around his premises.
The council has recently done some
good work on the street leading to the
depot.
Mr.. ". E. Jenkinson has purchased
building lot, and expects soon to
erect dwelling house.
There is young man il town who
has it bad. He goes to see certain
young lady regularly every day.
Large quantities of commercial fer
tilizers are being used this year, judg-
ing from the receipts at our depot.
Buy your garden seeds and onion sets at
Dinkins Il Co.'s, and don't you forget It,
An interesting meeting of the lit
erary department of the Manning Ep-
worth League was held last night at
Mr.. Geo. II. Huggins.
Onion sets and garden seeds at Dinkins
l. Co.'S drug store.
Mr.. Mcleod was mistaken last
week in saying that Messenger" cost
$1,000. Messrs. Salinas paid s2,5O0
for him. He can be seen at MI. Nc
Leod's stables.
A large lot of fresh garden seed just re-
ceiyed at the Foreston drug store, and Tor
sale at lowest prices.
Rev. ". S. Stokes was too unweli
to preach last Sunday night. He had
severe attack of vertigo while on the
way to church, and had to return home
and take his bed.
Be sure and buy your garden seeds from
the Foreston drug store.
The case against Engineer ". G..
Hail for killing negro in George
town has been postponed till next
term of court, and Mr.. Hall has been
released on bond Of $1,000.
Kaiisky has just received full supply Of
every variety Of planting potatoes.
When in Sumter don't fail to get a
meal at Wolkoviskie & Co.'S restaur-
ant. They keep their tables well sup
piled with the best the market affords,
and will serve you with a frst-class
meal at a very short notice.
Blank titles, mortgages, liens, bills of
sale, and other legal blanks for sale at low
est prices by Dr.. L. W. Ne.tIes, Foreston.
Henry Coleman, a colored farmer
of this county, made A bales OF cot
ton to two plows last year, besides
plenty of corn to supply him for this
year. He says if the seasons are IA
vorable this year be expects to make
fifty bales
All kinds of plows, stocks. points, bolts,
etc, lust received at B. A. Johnson's, and
for sale at lowest prices.
Horseback riding is becoming quite
the 60 among some OF our young
men, and nearly every afternoon fine
display of horsemanship can be seen
on our streets. If the young ladies
would also take to this healthy ezer-
else it would add much to the pleas
ure.
When YOU come to town to buy planta-
ton groceries and other supplies, be sure to
get prices from B. 4. johnson. He vii! sell
as cheap as is possible to sell.
OF course the attractive advertise
ment of Z. Click on this page will be
read by every one. Mr.. Click has de-
termined, be says, to sell goods at a
nominal profit. He says he thinks the
large trade such low prices will draw,
will give a greater aggregate profit
than if he sold goods on the old plan.
Give him call when in Sumter.
Mr.. J. E. Scott is ready to execute any
survey placed in his hands, with skill and
dispatch, and at low figures.
We are requested to announce that
The pension board have at last receiv-
ed all their necessary blanks, and that
they will hold their last meeting next
Saturday. This meeting will be very
important to number Of needy per-
sons, and as a great many of these dc
not read the papers, it will be kind
ness to such persons if those that dc
read this notice will give them the
information.
NJ. Kalisky has perfected arrangements by
which be can pay the highest prices for al
kinds of hides, skins, and furs.
A few teachers met IN Court House
last Friday, and organized an associ
ation. Messrs. S. NJ. Clarkson and )
NJ. Knight read papers. We puohs:iL
Mr.. Clarkson's this week, and vii
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