The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-10-30

S1.Io per paH-
When you want barrel Of the
best flour for the least money give
me call; here is the, place to get ii
cheap.
A large lot of red rust-proof oats
at 60c and 75c per bushel.
Yours for New Home,
w. E. JENKINSON.
Cotton sold in Manning st Ssc pou nd
to-day.
Mr.. 5. a. Walker is up and at his busi-
ness again.
sIrs. D. B. Reaves returned home from
Georgia to day.
aIr. W. S. Harvin ha3 the misfortune to
lose fine family horse yesterday.
We are under Obligations to Robert 4.
White for q bunch Of handsome turnips.
Dr.. D. D. Salley of Edisto has been
spending few days with friends in town
The State f.ir begins November llth,
and the railroads are to have reduced rates.
Mr.. s. 4. Jonnson's heavy-stepping
mule was carried to the boneyard this
morning.
Give our advertisers the preference when
You want to do business. They deserve 1t
because they &re soliciting it.
Thomas & Braahaa, have just put in q
sshello" machine which connects their
stables with the Ge2o: and Alcoln.
= bunch of keys has been found ard left
at this Office. ThA ow2er can have same
by calling for AID describing theGl.
Hon. James u. Spgott has been confined
Il recess, aod he IS s:::I. seriously Ill.
The case Of S. 4. Rigby against Francis
Logan is II the Supreme Court and is
dockesea to be heard january FAD, 1885.
3 dwelling house belonging 10 Ar. J. ".
Mcleod was destroyed by FIRE IN Florence
THURSDAY aight. Il WAS insared partially.
Efforts s-4 being made to establish: a post
Office between Faaola aud Silver, to be
called Fielder, AID We think it will sue
ceed.
Ion. J. ". Kennedy Of Salem sold to-
bacco IN Timmonsvil!e recently - 5lS
poepds for sSO.44, about Isl cents per
pound.
It is estimated by those who have an
opportunity Of knowing, that the cotton
crop il this cotton crop IS ct least ~ per
cent short.
The treasurer auditor, school commits
sicner, and supervisor for the past few
aaSssa~e been quite busy making up the
ANNUAL settlement.
From private sources We have lnforma.
ton that 10 e1tention in the collection OF
taxes will be granted this year. SO pay
low while You can.
The Wilson's ooss Office will soon be IN
se. .,er,:s. &Ir Junius 81. Strange was
sppv.nted post master in the place OF Mr..
Walter Burgess, resigned.
Nr. q. L Barron. P,newooa's enterpris'
ing merchant. was in town last Monday,
and his bright smile is an indication that
everything IS we'll with him.
CaDt. W. Il. Chapman, fo1 many years e
freoue..t visitor 10 this tovo, repreSentag
grocery houses in Charleston, died sudden
II last Saturday ct Denmark
Died. last Friday, at the residence CT
Can't. Rrthven Plowden in the Fork, Miss
Elizabeth Piowden, an aged sister Of Cap
tains Edgar and Ruthven Plowaen.
Readers, the tax books are open for the
collection Of county and State taxes. DO
not wait until you spend your money foI
other things before sou pay your taxes.
Treasurer Bowman is not kept very busy
fNl>a lorIasf faS-
pavers, We presume, are holding OF for the
last Gay and then there VII be great
rush
an infant daughter CT Mr. and Mrs.
Riley S. venring died last Sunday morn
ING after a long and liu gerins illness. The
interment took place IN the Manning cem-
etery.
Do not forget 10 be IL at the chance to
get frst-ciass sewing machine. Some
BODY will, by having their subscription
paid ND to March 1st, 1896. get this excel
lent aud useful premium
Mr.. 3. P. Broadway Of Pscksv;lle had
TIRE misfortune 70 lose fac mich COW
last Monday. The mother OF the dead COW
TOOK the motheriess calf, AID IS now n0rs-
:, ing it as # it were her own.
"p:ck Leaf smoking tobacco, los
package, ct Brcck;ntons.
In mentioning the names Of The lawyers
engaged in the homicide case last week VIC
nnintereona!y omitted to mention that
2. A. Stewart. Esq, represented henry
RedG;o. aaa be made capital speech for
his c!;eut.
v.o,,,;,o .lIna NO boxes. onlv sc. 1t R.