The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-10-09

Reading borrowed newspapers IS
said to be injurious to the eyeslsht
All the turnip seed at DR.. Nettless
drug store in Foreston have been dis
posed of.
DIR. Geo. Allen Higgins will be IN
Manning on. professional business
fru1n oct. 18th to Oct. zTrtn.
cakes excellent laundry soap for only 8
cents cash, at II. Lewis.
Charleston's Gala week begins Mon
xlay Nov. 18th. The railroads will sell
rouad trip tickets at one cent q mile
each way.
HIGHEST New York prices paid for all
kinds of furs and hides (otter, toX' coon'
snlink) at n. KalisEy's.
The only sherih's sale last Monday
was the late residence of Mr.. Jesse
zPlowden, which was sold to Mr.. u.
r. Reaves for 500.
The uptown telegraph office is great con-
venience to our people. 1t is IN MIR. Low
rvs store.
The MANNING TINES second Grand
Gift Distribution is Nov. 2Sth. No
postponement. At least twenty-five
valuable prizes given away.
For Sale. A buggy in good condition
fum SIS. ID Asbrook.
Phlllis Epps, colored woman on
Mr. ". D. McFaddin's place, in Sa-
lem, fell dead Tuesday night OF last
week while cooking supper.
Fresh arrival Of -four from Western mills
at NJ. Kalisky's.
To great many we send this copy
of the TINES marked sample copy
free. We want you to subscribe.
Send US $3.50 and get the paper for a
year.
Snow flake crackers, fancy tea crackers,
fresh lemons at NJ. kalskys.
Dr. George Allen Higgins will be
in Manning Oct. 18th, and viii remain
two weeks. All persons in need OF
dental work and desiring his services
will take due notice.
Golden Machine OIL for Gins and Mills,
best quality, lowest price, for sale at Din
kins 4 Coz drug store
The newspapers have at last got
hold Of the secret workings OF the Al
lance. In another column will be
found an exposure of the whole thing,
at least so says a Georgia paper.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -~---+-r-~---po -pound 1t
NJ kaliskys.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will during court week open an eating
room, and furnish dinner and sup
per. They desire to raise enough
money to make some necessary re-
pairs on the Methodist parsonage.
10 pounds best granulated sugar for 81
cash, at N. Lewis.
The TINES is on a genuine boom.
New subscribers are constantly adj
ding their names to our list, and old
subscribers renew. Our paper, since
we bought our new press, is printed
beautifully, and We give paper that
we think is fully worth the s.bscrip-
ton price. We send out this week
two hundred extra copies OF the
TINES, in hopes that each copy will
bear fruit and bring in a new sub
-.scriber.
Be sure to visit Moses Lew store, and get
his low prices. and you vii! do your trading
there. He sells remarkably cheap for cash.
Every old subscriber who pays for
this paper to or beyond Sep. ], 1880,
will be entitled to a ticket to our
Grand Gift Distribution, which will
take place Nov. 2sth. We want ey, ',
erv subscriber to have a ticket. All
new subscribers who pay to or beyond
Sep. l, 1890, will also get a ticket for
the Distribution.
cakes laundry soap at N. Lewis for .
cents. Best granulatcd sugar only 10 cents
Other goods proportionately, cheap, at NJ
Lewis. Great bargains for the cash.