The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, September 21, 1887, Image 5
WEDNESDA SEPT. 21 1857.
TERIMS OF SUBSCRHPTION:
One Year, in Aiv,-neez $1.50. or $2.0
the Erpiration of Six Months.
Adrtisents.-Pr Square, first
sertion. $1.m).
Each subseq-nent ins.ertion. 50c.
;" Contract Advertii:ng at -edte
atCs.
Susan E.""on t Ad'n.
P . G. B %NNcice t' Tschrs
'he Walter A. T K'lor
The lawyers are busy now preparing fc
the fall court.
Rev. Mr. Leard an I wife retorned to the
home in Caester yesterthy.
The Count T-aurer adver'isa the tim
for collecting taxes in this issure.
-Mr. W. E. Durg-ss and wife. of Colicto
CoUnty, are visiting relatves in town.
The Auditor an d Treasener are lusl
engaged in making the annual settleaw
The at-ention of tea.hersis directed t
the adve-tisem=.nlt of the school Commn
sioner.
Messrs. C. S. I.and and S. Y. Barnes, c
Foreston, attended preaching in Manaik
Sunday.
Mr. . I. Wilson isin lanning. He w:I
open school at Jordan on the first of Octc
ber.
Messrs. Julian Wilson and Willie voss, c
'Williamsburg spent last Sunday with friend
in Manning.
A number of gentlemen from Salem wer
in town yesterday atten'ing the meeting c
the Board of County Commissioners.
Deputy J. C. Harvin arrested Htenr
Dennis Monday -t Foreston charge
with disturbing rel'ous worship at chrrc
in Villia sburg county.
Just received! Elegant Toilet Soap an
Perfumery at Dinkins & Co's Drug Store.
The many friend&s of H. J. Haynnswortl
Esq., will regret sincerely to learn of tl
death of his beavt:ful and accomplishc
wife. This sad event occurred at Greenvili
on Saturday of last week.
"I love you." he protested, "bctter tha:
my life. I would dio for you if necessary.
"0 nonsense !" replied the practie. gir
"Swear tome that you'll get up and mk
the fires, and 'll consider yoar proposition.
Judge Witherspoon will soon hare a re,.
utation for empediting business nprotec
ing the time of the Court. Beetly whi
holding Court in Cam"d'-n, he find Mr. T. B
Baum $10 for keeping the Court wvaitiug 2
minutes.
Just received! Elegant Toilet Soap ani
Perfum'ery; at Dinkins & Co's Drug StorE
The large space belonging to Mr. M. LE
vi will contain his advertisenent next .veeb
- Our merchant prince knows the value of th
adage, that doing business wn:hout advert
ising islike winking at your sweet-heart ii
the dark.
Messrs. Brown anid Chaudler, the cloth'
ing merchants of Sumter whose advertise
ment appears to-day, are energetic you-n!
men but recentiy startedin basniess. The
have, however, a large experience as cloth
iers, as is evidenced by the choice stock o
clothing purchased from the Northera mar
kets. Mr. Chandler, one of the firm, i
weii known and universally liked in this
county, which insures hi n a liberal patron
age.
Just received ! Elegant Toilet Soap ani
Ferf'umery; at Dinkins & Co's Drug Store.
Captain D. J. Bradhamn, we notice. denie
that he told us the Treasurer's books wer
correct. We certainly understood him t
say as much, but willingly admit our miu
take. It may ha've been that we were ledt
infer as much from his statement to us thi
the only dificulty in the way of maldnrt
settement were the errors in t'ie ex-auditor
books.
Our readers will notice that the Tres
enlarged this week two pages. The oat. idi
as usual, is fdlled with interesting matta:
The Leading article, "Timely Topies Zs
Farmers," winl well repay the reader for ii
perusal. An account of the celebration wit]
the "Carolina contingent," will prove intei
esting. "Tal~mage's sermons," one of whic
is now published, will in a few weeks be
regular feature of the paper. We are enden,
ormng to give our readers a paper worthy <
the liberal patronage we are receiving.
Mr. T. Adams Way lost his dweliung an
the greater part of his furniture by fire o:
onx Saturday morning last, between tw
O'clock and day'light. When discovered th
fire had made such heaidwav that the inmate~
of th~e house had only time to make a hast:
exit, carrying with them such clothing an
furniture within reach. Mr. Way and i
wife were absent from home at the tim<
There was $800 insurance on the house an
furniture. We have not been informed a
to the value of the piroperty destroyed.
Surgeon General B. M. Badger returne
on Monday from his trip to the Constitc
tional Centennial celcoration at Phih
dephia. General Badger met the Presi
.dent and Mrs. Cleveland, and gave each;
warm grasp of the hand. Hie expresse
himself' as 'well pleased with the President
but more especially with the President'
wife, who he describes as a most magnis
oent looking woman. General Badger wa
so impressea 'with the queenly looks of tb'
first lady of the land, that he treasures an<
wears next his heart the glove that he wor
at the time she gave the hearty shake.
R1ev. T. J. Route, of Moresyilie, N. C.
preached in the Manning Baptist church las
Sunday morning to a large congregatiar
Eis ser'mon? was s log eafly luci exposii:
of that familiar verse in the BIble, "And a
Moses lifted up the serpant in the wildei
ness even so :nutst the Son of Man be liste
up"The sermon, and earnest christia
piety of the R1ev. gentKeman, impirssed a.
who'heard hinm. Hie Its received a cadlt
the pastorate of this church. Mr. R1ouls
was prevented from preaching again S'urcda
evening by severe sickness.
Rev. 'W. G. Rollins the canvasse
of Steven's History of the *Unite,
States is on the rounds deliverin
the books for the ord~ers received
Spring. His startinh point is Sumte
County. After finishing up their h
will take the rounds in this Count
We are glad to learn that he has soi
so many copies of this book, wice
is a work of intrinsic merit and wi
be a valuable addition to any body
library.
Sorguhum liills, Pans, and Evap
rators, cheap, at Loriek & Lowranc
Colmbia, S. C.
The competitive examination to fili i
vacancy in the Citadel Academy was lhd
last Wednesday. There were four aplic~anlt
Messrs. A. M. Brailsfordl, Jr., Ben 11. Harvil
Walter H. Eichelberger, and Eddie. S. Ba
gess. The following~ repon~ of the e~amin
ton has been famished us for publicatio:
Gegraphyv 48.S9; Arithmnetio 2.00; iHisto~
78.0; Aerag 5914.
~ h Aric,: h tuet 3'.).00; H1 istory
E I. ' ugss--Gmmmar 50.: Genr
pby 25.!0: Ar'imeti i.story J.50;
Mr. lraisford who t,,ma #'e -<taver
t age and h. I
!"e e ' ,I'n n ti . c f un self.-h
m Lmiinks um "IT :eu!r I in ForeStOn n'ot
ev l g . l . t ator to f
IL hi an heavr s znd vn:.ed .o re
eeive the punishment in her st.:ad. The
sacr ife was accepted, the little girl was
pre ar d a severe thirashiing adminiister
eo 0e youth who , bore tl. sting of the
rLt without a rn1. 1er. Thi salue l who
sn e : an' a:nd disgr" .e
al...'y lit. 10zi i4Au p itish l.L
Mnni ng iS., Septeme1f, aS we
- oti e ylen's tihnea salst.
Th neet. Salve in for the waia for C::tp.
Briss Toes v is ta~ 'km Ee
sos Ttte Countp, i and be Chd idans ,
nn one ridy te Prh o -ntf t e .r
box. For sale iinlo .
f NUTIGE 10P TEMIG14ERS
OFFICE O? SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,I
Cr.rsn~ox CorNTY.
Manning, S. S., September 19, 1887.
Notice is herey given that the last and
only meeting, for the examination of per- t
sons desiring to teach in the free common V
sz-hools of this county, will be heldl in Man
ning on Friday the 7th of Octeber next,
commencing promptly ait 10 o'clock'3 A. 3r.,s
an~d c.sigat 5 O'clock P. M.I
Notice is also given that no license to* i
teach wil]' be issued except in extrcene cases.
All certificates of qualindcation must be ti
presented on that day for renew~al. etc.
Trustees of the several School Districts
will please extend this notic2.
P. G. BENDOW, Sch'l Con. C. C. t
and Chairman Board of Examiners.
Stato South Carolina,
COUNTY OF CLARENDON.
.1~ TIIER PRBA TCURT.
Letters cf MA inistration wit's Will Amnme
By Louis APPEL-r, EsQ., Proba'e Judge t
H E R E A S, P. WATSON FLOYD f
has made suit to me to grant him
SLetters of Administrition with will annexed
of the Estate and Effects of Andrew J. t
Fioyd, deeased;
THEsEE T PnEFloE. to cit3 and admon- i
sh, all and singhi, the kindred and cred
tiors of the said Andrew J. Floyd, de
ceased. that they oe and appear before me, in b
the Court of Probate, toble held at Manning,
S. C. on the 30th day of Sept, now, after pub
lication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon,
to show cause, if any they have, why the
*said Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 8th
dlay of August, Anno Domini 1887. 1
[ ?z.s.] LOUIS APPELT,
Probate Judge, C. C.
COUNTY OF CLAPLENDON, -
I.'I 7ErLOEATECOURIT.
Br Loes ArrEur, Esq., Probate Judge
lettIrs at Aimisitralia: Willh Wili Amerd1
I'~TlThEAS, MOSE.S LEVI HAIS MADE
- suit to me, to grant him letters of ad
Sr dnistration withn will annexed of the Estate '
1and effects of Gincy Nelson deceased;
fThese are therefore, to cite and admon
ish, all and singular, the kindred and cred
Sitors of the said Giincy Nelson, decased,
athat they be and appear, before me, in the
SCourt of Probate, to be held at Manning,
SS. C. on the 21st day of September, now
after publication herof, at 11 o' clock in the
fore noon, to show cause, if aty they have,
why the said Administration should not be
Given under my hand ana seal this fifth
dlay of September. Anno Do~mini 1887.
?L.s.l LOUIS APPELT,
Probate Judige, C. C.
-Sept. 7, St.
COME WITH ME TO
The Palace Saloon,
KEPT BY
SS. Wolkoviskie,
AGENT.
His Bai'is jirst class in all its ap
pointments. He keeps always
I in stock the purest
TINES,--RNIS
on the market. At his counter is
served the
rCoolest Fancy Drinks
for the hot weather, and fitting invig
'orators for. the winter. See his
r Specialties.
Golden Grain Rye,
Old N. C. Corn,
Fine Cogniac Brandy,
Sweepstakes Whiskey,
Mongohela Rye.
Alwys a full stock of
TOBACCO,
ron hanid. A reputation established.
a'Satisfaction guaranteed.
S. Wokoiskie,Ageni.
WhenVY
Sumiter, S C.
Dry Goods and Notions.
We hae in stoc: the finest assort
ment of Dry Gools and Notions ever
brought to Sunpter and at Prices so
as {o crevte sr1orie and laee us be
vond Competition.
Spe-cial attention is called to our
Ladles' Robe DIess Pafftes
fror E7.50 to ,
CALICOES: eis. :SLINS3. et.
Onr stock of
LADIES' HATS
cannot b)c excellel. We bave on hand an
endless Nariv from the -P've of a bon
nut to the ordinary s:n shade,
ranging in price from 50 ets. to $5.00.
Ladies' Shoes.
IA very rnular Shoe for the hldies. is our
$1.oh' , ~which gives unprecedented
stisfationl.
hve]!aw on Lana Ilo of me Ladie Shoes
at $2.50: every pair w.ar-anted. Solo
agent for
A. S. BROWN,
DONT BsUY
IJRC
ALL THE LI
The only housi
Patent Square-s
Men's and Boys
Qour Stook o
be sold at prices tilat canl
Men and Boys Hats, from 25 cents t
for $5.50. Our 75 cents shirts are equi
A Dealer who mkes a Specialt;
ways supply the Best GJo
IT Is THEREFORE TC
Buy Your
RUBBER LEA
STOVES OF EVERY VA
nChinaa an..
Adthe inest andt iargest assortnint ot T.
SCISSORlS, &c., from the best factories
tinhas been baid to the seictim
Wae'on Material of evi
Single and .Double Muzzle and Breech
&c. Rembmber this is the ONLY]
I and will be supportei
R.
-Aucus 31 ain
log" ~ ~ 1lt 6'lt 7-.' 'l
2- izne.t~ Myr mtr~ eere
m-'S was ry :artia! Ic 1:i. 1: is
P- sao, - got! airl rlaA a
eine f':r :ny c:aer of ti-o
syst.:m,. a:al10 ; in timei
a g :prerentvO of* iceknss.
Sofen recommemi it to my
f'ivmis, and shall contini.C to
Co so.
"Re~v. James M. ~Rallns.
*pastorM.E.Church, So. Fairftead,Va."
TIME AND DUCTORS' B!LLS SAVEO by
altacay keeping SImnrmons Lircr
Megulator in &:.e konse.
"I ha'o fmd mc"s Li'er
lfeie I ever used.~b or nthing
th .t ay hapen. have u-td
in Indi-eatien. Cplic. (Diarr.ra,
Jii=nouess. and found it to re
l-vye imrndia:elv. A1i.r eat
n he arty supper. if. ( oing
to bed. I take rnout a
ful. I nver feel the ffc.s of
thie su-pdr eaten.
"OVl) G. SlPATUS,
"Ex-MayoT~r MIfacon. Ga."
Z-ONLY G INE
IHas our Z Stam p ca front of Wrapper.
J. H. Zsilln & Co., Soie pro'rit"s,
Prie Ct .0. PITTLADErrLA. rA
13 Record of a Thorughbred Racer,
FEDREE OF WiLLE BURKE.
as bred by x. A. Alexander, at Wood
urn Stud Farn, et-:ky, in 171. and is
By Btawood, by Lexington, out of Bay Leaf
importe-1 Yorkshire. out of Mary Black
F i :o da Inta, dam by Smolen o.
Willie bnrke's first dam was Katina by
noted Austrai-an; second dam was
' haves by na~ored. Albion; third dam
%S End acora by iinported Priam: fourth cam
lv se ''eondci by imported Binsterliifth
Swas Bet Bosly first by uniportea
iks' WonLer; sixth dani was Chanticleer:
-eth l iam was by imported St.iling;
hth d'T was by Clodius; nmntli dam w as
impottd Silvereye; tenth dan was by
nported Jolly oer: eleventh dam was by
%-inner: Twelth dam was by Monkey; thir
cati, an impored marc in stud of Harri
o 0iranon.
t will be seen by the above that Burke is
ihiv and fashionably bred as any Stal
on it tiie courtry. Being docile and gen
e, rides and drives delghtfully.
PERFOR7MANCES:
87.-Jerome Park: Purse race for two
car olds, half mile, won by Willie Burke,
e 0.51. Saratoga Meeting: was second i
,sh stakes," one-half ili, won by Olitipa,
e .i. Saratoa 1 Meeting: was third frr
:entucky Stakes for two year olds, one mile
n by Chesapeake; time 1.4(- -
i-- Saratoga selling 1ace; one and a
narter nijles; ran second, won by Acturns,
me 2.131 Jerome Park: ran third in race
r a es. one an d one cighth miles won by
e: time 2.04A. Bltiore Spring Meet
Hanacap race, mil- heats; ran second:
bon Ore Knob: time 1.51 1-4, 3.551, Bal
oreMecting: Mile heAts for all ages, won
N Wilihe Burke; tim 1.47 , 1.48, 1,52;beat
R 1,adina:nthus, and others.
eCeivintg somxe njury, Bu.rke retired from
erf with a oroUising recoid. He is
w at the age of seventeen, as handsome a
orse as can be found.
yee his advertisement for where he can be
nnd every day.
September 5, 18S7. ad
JJ. MUJLLER~,
ANFACTUER AND JOBBER
--OF
ADDLERY and HIARNESS
of al kind. Somter, S. C.
C. L Hor. H. A. Herr.
3.. Hoyt ~&Bro.,
ir.ALEINL
Vatces,
C1o0ks,
Jewlry,
Silverware,
etc.
12 carat Engagemen~ft Rings.
T. ery Good Watch for $2.50.
& REP iZ'a .A SPEClm'-rY. ''
In Street, - - Sumter, S. C
MACHINEY
Fo The People of Cluren:
I am the Agent for the Cel
brated
REBVOLVD~G HEAD
PRATT GIN.
Engines,
Boilers
Jt~ton P~resses.
Corn Mills,
Shaftin~g, etc.
_All ibls m2achinery is dircC
:n. the factory an will be sold~a
e Fa cory Pi Vces. lt will b
o he advalage f'0 purehasers to cal
me befocre buy~ing
E 8 liTi N , ..
ou Visit Sunt
S0' DONNE
~E.30. JRMicS.cC o.
Rochester, New York.
NOVELTIES:
A fine !in of Al-Wool Flannel Stripes and
Plaids at 50 cts. per yird.
Gents' flats.
10 dozen from 2~> cents to
$1.5):--can't be0 bought
elsewhere ftr less than . 2.00
to $3.00. Reaulars from
$1.00 to $3.00.
Clothing for Gents.
41.50 to 525.00 a suit. Overcoats SP to S18.
We are also prepared to furnish from our
immense zstock, snit-: of iat.-st styles. for boys
of all ages at from 52.00 to $'J.010 a suit.
Neck Ties--Latest Designs.:
5 cents to 75 cents a piece.
Do you want a Market Basket, Lunch
Basket or any other kind of a
Basket ? Then here
is the place
to purchase, as our stock
is large, variety great, and
prices way down
sTJMTE
YoUR CLC
1N&C
OuWN & C
E A]ND ATT]
~ADING STYL
e in the City ha
loulder Perfect
' suits, from $3J~
VIen's and Boys
IA T S h's
o$5.00.
*Unlaundiried Shirts at 50 cents, 7
1 to most shirts that are sold at $1.00-1
to suit thi
BROWN & 4
OWN FACT.
of one particular line can al
ods at the Lowest Prices.
SYO~ INTEREST TO
Hard.ware
NT & SON,
~rv knor' i variety of
3HER BELTING~
RIETY AT ALL PRICES.
UALE AND .LUCKE f C;UIfLER Y. R AZORS,
f Euron and A\merica. Espeial attnl
a of dT WARE, TIN WARE.&c.
er Conceivable Kind.
Loading Guns, Amunition, Shells,
EIADWA1im STOLE IN TOWN
1 y LOW PRICES.
V. DuRANT & SON,
;er Call at thae
LL & CO.
to the bottom.
)ur Stock of
Family Groceries,
s simply immense; and if you but
call and give us a chance, we will
astonish you as to
Low Prices.
Te can also suit you in
HARD WI ARE
f every description from a jack-knife
to a sweep. Also Bagging
and Ties.
in fact our store is packed and jamm
ed, up-stairs and down stairs
with the very goods you are
looking for, and which
we are determined
to sell you. So
ome and be convinced that we mean
shat we say, and don't you forget it.
Call and See US.
IR, S C.
ITHIN BEF4
HANDLEI
R..ACTIVE S'
ES AT LOWI
adling a full lin
Fitting suits.
50np.
Overcoats, fron
[Dhildren' s suits,
a~gest in the c
With.
cents, and $1.00.
Will sell six of our Si:
3 for 75. Remember our entire stock:i
times.
JHAN DLER, 5
CORNER M
J. G. Dnarss, M D.
DRUGGI8TS AND
<Paints, Oils, Gl:
Fancy and Tc(
Patent
Fine C
Toh
and everything usu
First Class I
W~-Prescription
pounded by day or
J. G. DINK]
FSign of the G
1SS7.
Store of
Sumter, S. C.
We have out-houses for the accomu-oe
dation of our country friends
who are compelled
to stay in town over night.
sheds for your Wagons,
Stalls for your Hors1.
Our polite and gentlemanly cler f
have been impressed with our de!
nination to make it to your adv;
:age to purchase your goods from i.
We are paying the
Very Highest
CASH PRICE FOR
COT TON.
go- Special inducements to cow
try merchants desiring small stoe.
Our personal attention given to I
filling of orders from our countiy
friends.
O'DONNELL & CO.
Sumter, S. C.
J. S. CHANDLER.
)RE SEEING
L'OCEK.
EST PRICES.
e of the popular
e $.5O up.
from $1.up.
[ver King, the best shirt in the mnar ot
s new and will be disposed of at prie
inter, S. U.
.IN AND LIBERTY STREETS.
R. B. LoEYEA.
[N& CO.,
APOTHECARIES,
ass, P
)ilet Articles,
Stationr
'ledicines,
igars and
lly kept in a
)rug Store.
s caefully comn
night. -a
[N8 & Co. (
ol Mortar.]