The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-10-02

lot of fresh cream cheese ana I'M
ported and domestic macaronl at
very low prices.
We will have on hand first of next
week large lot Of the finest rust
proof oats ever offered for sale in the
town of Manning.
Anxious for trade,
Solicitor Wilson is attending court IN
Sumter.
Cotton brought 81 cents per pound IN
Manning to-day.
Dr.. R. B. Losyea is having his store
front polished up.
Captain I. I. Bagnal has returned home
from his trip to Glenn Srings.
Supervisor Fielder has had the bad places
on Black River causeway repaired.
Misses Alma Ingram and Bonnie Brown
of Sumter are visiting friends IN Manning.
Miss Alice Paulin of Mobile, Ala, spent
several days of last week with Mrs. 5. ).
Legg.
We make our bow to Mr. r. q. Davis
for a hne bunch Of grapes the finest OF
the season.
Do not fail to read the tax ordinances:
Blanks TO make returns on can be procured
at this Office.
Miss Monte Hsrvln has been elected to
ill the position Of third teacher at the Col
legiate Institute.
Last week we almost melted with e1ces-
siye heat, and to-day heavy clothing feels
comfortable.
barn with it's contents, on Belzars
Hickory Hill plantation, was destroyed oy
fire last week.
Cotton sold in Manning yesterday for
l-16c higher than in Charleston. How Is
that. farmers?
Captain D. J. Bradham is improving
slowly, and he hopes to be able to get back
to the convention soon.
We are told that country hams are not
wholesome. but we are willing to nsk the
kind Mr. Dick Davis cures.
LAST Saturday night horse belonging
to Trial Justice Tmmons was stolen from
his stable. Mr. Timmons is having the
country searched.
When YOU come to court come to see Us
and renew your subscription, or, If you are
not o subscriber, have your name pue on
our sa description lists.
Base balls and bats fox sale by B. B. Lor-
yea, the druggist.
Mr.. NJ. II. Player Of Salem sold load
Of tobacco in Florence recently. Inc low
est price obtained was 27 centS and the
highest IS cents per pound.
Genuine Buttermilk Soap, cakes for
Csc. &. B. Loryea-
The Manning Guards will have prize
drill next Saturday. The medal Will be
presented to the winner by distinguished
speaker. The ladies are especially invited
to be present.
Just received, fashionable and stylish
millinery ct Mrs. L. Lcyns.
The News and Courier, in its zeal to re-
port the conventions work, had Capt.
Bradham voting on a measure when that
gentleman was at home, unable to turn
over in his bed.
Try a sample bottle of our Palmetto Har-
ness Oil only 15c. r. B. Loryea-
Married, a. the Onion Chapel at Alco!u
this morning, by Rev. J.O. Cough, Miss
Mamie Wells and Mr. John W. Shaw, OF
Sumter. The bride is niece OF Mrs.
D. W. Alderman.
sYellow Leaf" smoking tobacco is the best
to be had 10 cents package st Brockington.
There is no use talking. Manning is as
GOOD 8 cotton market as any town IN the
State. Our buyers pay full price for every
bale, and not big price for one bale as an
advertisement, and less than it is worth for
the rest. Manning does straight busl-
ness.
"Ruby" machine oil for gins and mills
for sale by 3. B. Loryea.
One of the largest crowds that has been
in Manning in many years was here Vast
Friday, and not man under the inausaee
of LIQUOR was seen the entire day. Our
local board of control issued orders for the
dispensary not 70 open its doors, and the
order was strictly observed.
Remember every pair Of scissors o,
shears bought at Brockington's IS guaran'
teed.
Elsewhere the New York Racket Store
tells the people that it has lot OF goods
and it wants to sell them. Now. EVERYBODY
knows the Racket especially the ladies
and children. Miss Davidson is busl'
ness lady. AMI she proposes to sell goods
as cheap as the cheapest Give her call.
The attention of the ladies is called to
our line Of fne scissors and shears. W. at.
Brockington.
Last Sunday MIR. Harvey White had the
misfortune to lose his dwelling house oy
fire. The family had only left short time
before to visit some neighbors near by, and
thei- attention was attracted to the explo-
s;on Of powder horn Everything in the
house was destroyed, which is very heavy
9oss to Mr.. White, as he is q hard working
poor man with large family.
Make your old furniture look as good as
,ou, nv usine our varnish stains. r. 3.
Loryea, the druggist.
One of our merchants came to us ytste.'
day and said that this IS the hrst year he
hos advertised, and that he is fully con
yinced that his advertisement IS paying
for tbe reason that 8 lady from distant
mart CT I: q county came in and bought hel
viuter's family. supply Of dry goods aud
shoe, from him, and SIZE told him it was
the first time in five years that she has
been to Manning. She read his advertise
ment in the Times.
Dent forget that Thomas l. Bradham
teen constantly on hand full line Of bug
pies. one and two horse wagons. the Buck
Eve g. Wood mowers and rakes also the
best and cheapest line of harness IN town
Re sure and see them before buying.
That large brick ,tore one door below
the Bank of Manning is where B. A. John
sor, with Il corps OF competent clerks. Is
ssl,ipc plies of goods Go there when yo'