The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-02-14
The county commissioners will meet on
Friday. the 23d inst.

The county commissioners will meet on
Friday, the 23d inst.
aear the Midnight Wandcrern
scussed next Sunday morning at
9no :Saptist church.
07ying &c lack of space we were forced
-,-eendense q very Interesting news article
IRON. our valued Nomen. of Packsvilse, and
o!1sr matter was crowded out entirely.
Died yesterday at his home on Santee,
Mir. c. Henry Tobias. aged about ffty-6ve
years. The funeral took place at Junky
Yard. AIr. Tobias was superintendent OF
tee poor house and on account Of i'll health
declined re-electi on.
/, Rev. J. o. Cough viii fill his regular
appointment as pastor OF the Baptist
! Church n~xt Sunday morning. Services at
II O'Clock a. u. Subject Of the sermon
will be-: tA4 Midnight Wanderer. s!lll AL
are cordially invited to attend Che services.
! Constable Tenant of Sammerson brought
to Manning jail yesterday Thomas Green,
eolored, on the charge Of, Larceny of live
stock. Last Monday night, when the off,
GERS undertook to arrest Green, he triei to
escape. and refused to stop when ordered
to do so. was brought to q halt by a load of
shot from cne of the officers guns. The man
| was shot In the legs but his wounds are not
of serious nature. Thieves fare badly
whenever they get in the vincinage of Jus
tice Richbonrg. and If they tarry many
hours, he SCOOPS them in to swell up the
rolls on the State penitentiary books.
"Tis an i'll wind that blows no good, is
an old maxim which very often comes true
The past year was a hard one as far as the
low price our farmers received for their pro-
duce is concerne /, but the recent fire il,
Manning has had the effect Of reducing the
prices of goods that our farmers are
bound to use, to such an extent, that the
loss entailed by the low price of produce is
in great measure made up by the reduc-
ton OF the prices OF goods. Moses Levi,
the pioneer merchant of this county, is
building new store, and he proposes to
sell off every dollars worth Of goods he now
has on hand at slaughtering prices. He
has determined to enter his new establish.
nent, now being built, with bran new
stock of goods. This is the time to buy, if
YOU want goods ct half value. # manor
woman has dollar to- spend there is no
better place to spend it than at Lewis
great clearing sale.
Readers, If there ever WAS time when
you could supply your family needs it is
now. S. & Rigby proposes to give the
people of this county the advantage OF buy
Ing thousands OF dollars Of goods for almost
the expense Of getting them to Manning.
He was one of the unfortunate victims of
the recent fire, and saved about $1,000
worth of goods. Instead Of allowing the
insurance companies to take the stock to be
placed on underwriters auction sales in
large cities, he kept the stock himself in
order to give the people with whom he has
done business so long the benefit of any
advantages to be derived from the FIRE.
Rieby is now at work on plan for a new
store, and he intends to 60 into it bran
new from pit to dome. To do this every
piece of goods saved from the fire win be
sold at sacrificing prices, and in this stock
will be found any and everything q farmer,
mechanic, laoorer, professional man or
housekeeper needs. Rigby's temporary
quarters are in the Leonard store. opposite
his old store site, and in a column at the
head of this page he extends an invitation
to everybody to call on him. When Rigby
saws he will give yo', bargains, you can an
se.stana TIA: NJ y-uas for YOU to bring in
. ,inie money ani SC back with your
ag&soGs loaded.