The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-11-13
Valuable Presents to he Given 70 i.nckY
Subscribers OF The News and Courier.

Valuable Presents to be Given 70 i.ncky
! Subscribers Of Ihc News and Courier.
Tie NrpS orF Coc,t;e,', Of Charles
ton, s. G., has long been recognized us
the leading newspaper OF the South
1t is progressive i'll spirit, and fully
abreast Of the times i'll all particulars
It has news service that records all
happenings of interest whether occur
ring nj the North Pole or III the heart
of Africa 1t gives special attention
to American news, and as purveyor
Of Southern news it has no superior
In short, il you wish to keep informed
as to the news Of the South YOU must
have the Nets and Co"ri,r; 1t is
lively and sprishtly, with features that
adapt it to every member of the fam
lily. 1t has TN editorial page full Of
sound Democratic doctrine, an enter
tanning love story. carefully con-
Quoted agricultural department, a
chess column, all the news of the
week, a puzzle column, and many
other bright and distinctive features.
Now is the time to subscribe for
, this Incompatible Southern newspa-
per. Why? Because special and un-
precedented inducements are offered.
On February %, 1890, there will be
distributed among those who sub
scribe between now and that time one
hundred valuable presents. These
presents are given to lucky subscrib
ers. As subscriptions are received.
! the subscriber receives numbered
receipt. On February p. numbers
corresponding to the reccip! numbers
will be placed in bag in the city Of
Columbia, and drawn ont by Il child.
Another child will draw from another
bag a card with the name Of one Of
the gifts on it. The owner Of the re-
ceipt having on it the number drawn
from The bag will be entitled to the
present drawn from the other bag. In
this way all will have an equal chance.
Here are some Of the presents,
which are given away absolutely with
out cost to lucky subscribers of the
Ne,rs and Courier.
A Trip to Europe and Back, or if
preferred, a Trip to California and
Back.
One of Emerson's Finest Upright
Pianos.
An Elegant Suit OF Parlor Furni
ture.
4 Gentleman Gold Watch.
a Sewing Machine.
A large number Of other valuable
and useful articles, including a num-
Der of the standard works Of English
literature.
The above presents, fifty in number,
will be given to fortunate subscribers
to the SundGy Mr'cs and the Weekly.
Nc,rs cnd Courier, who, on or after
October 30, 1889, pay $3.50 for one
years subscription to those two pa
pers, and to those subscribers to the
Ne,rs and (b'nie1., who, On OF after
October 30, 1889, pay one years sub
scription to that paper, and desire to
share in this grand gift distribution.
The subscribers to the |I,r!ly .NemS
n,ul COu;i,1, have 4 special lot OF
gifts to be distributed among them.
These gifts, fifty in :lunber, will be
given TO lucky snbscrihers WHO, on or
after Octobcr 80, 1889, hava paid Sl.00
for years subscription to tie I'eclly
,Ne,r$ und Com'ier.
Prominent among these special gifts
for subscribers TO the Weekly Meas ard
CJrriei arc:
A Superb II stop Organ.
4 New Home Sewing Machine, With
all attachments.
4 Lady's Gold Watch.
\ Set Of Walnut Bed Room Furni-
tare
5 Tons of High Grade Fertilizer.
A large assortment of the great
works Of literature in handsome bind.
ings
These are only a few Of the many
gifts to be distributed. You will gel
the full equivalent Of Your money IN
the newspaper, and yonm receive
valuable gift besides.
Further information in regard to
this unprecedented distribution OF
presents can be found in the columns
of the N'lrs and CnHicJ
The MANNING TINES will take pleas
ure III forwarding any subscriptions.
Tt is now known just what the vice
president is good for besides fishing.
Nicn- President Norton is rlnuinG q