The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-10-30
The osest;on is often asked of us 'is

would nave TO be nara p3SAeU " So &
drink, to buy from them: because a man
low enough to make barrooA OF his per
son. is low enough to maze Gp any KIND OF
q mixture and ssh It for wAlskSy, tnefe-
fore he viii not be trusted to any extent.
Il is always pleasant to grasp the hand
of that genial and popular knight of the
road, Mr. Morris Clark, representing the
firm of Wellhouse & Sons, Atlanta, Ga
They are among the largest paper dealers
in the United States, and are exceedingly
fortunate in having Mr Clark to repre-
sent them. Last Saturday be was here, and
| his hearty laugh and good-humorcd jokes
soon brought his friends out to greet him.
| He IS always welcome to Manning ana
our latch string remains hanging on the
outside :or so great and good q man as he
The .Only" soap is a splendid polisher.
Try it. Only Sc a cake. L. B.L>ryta'
the druggist.
| Reports come to us that destructive tigers
are roaming IL and around Remlnl and it
is said they are net even blind: We do
rot see why these dangerous ANIMALS afa
allowed to prowl about in decent commu-
nitv. Do rot the law-abidins CITIZENS OF
that section know that many OF the patrons
of these tigers get Their 'whcrewith from
the feds, swat22s and corn houses ot the
reichborhoot? The last Ole OF these
,iurrs should be treated as outlaws and
capture;: and the full penalty OF the law
pu, 10 each ana every ore Of them. We
are told that two negroes and three white
men are openly selling whiskey in that
section and it must be stopped
How about that pair CT spectacles you are
needing so bad? Now IS your time to get
them at Brocklntoa's.
We bad occasion to visit L. ". Folsons
| iewelry store in Sumter last week and the
many pretty articles in jewelry and silver
ware fairly bewildered US. We can safely
say that Folsop's establishment is one OF
the haaGsomest and best equipped IN
South Ca.olDa II you want to purchase a
birthday, wedding or holiday present,
Folsom's is the place to get it. Ills store
would do credit to q city ten times the size
of Samter, and Mr.. Folsom deserves much
credit for having SO successfully established
his business, because 1t proves conc!uslVely
that honest dealing, together with an IN
telhgent understanding of the wants Of the
people. is what is appreciated by the pnr-
chasing public.
Editor J. L. Montgomery OF Marshall
!I,lN Democrat states that for many years
he suffered; uotoli agony from dyspepsia.
At last he began to take Ayers Sarsapa-
r,!la, and by the time he used SIX bottles be
was as we'll as ever. Cares Others, viii cure
you.
In the opera house building in Sumter is
an establishment recently opened which
will be received with delight by the good
housewives throughout the county. 1t is
tie China Hail." with Free!and q logan
=. proprietors. In this establishment
everything in the crockery, ;inware, wood
and wiDlow-ware lines can be found and at
very low prices They also carry full
line Of stoves Captain Frseland, one OF
the proprietorS, is well known to many Of
our readers, ara We bespeah for him
large patronage il his new enterprise. Mr.
Eogan vas for many yesrS commercial
traveller in the line the firm IS now engaged
IL. and he thoroughly understands the
business. We especially ask our lady
friends to not fail to visit the establishment
Of Freelau;i 4; Rogaa, and will assure them
of meeting with gentlemen who will take
pleasure in showing them the many bean
tlfui articles for house use IN their store.
Florida water, large bottles, only Csc, at
R. 2. Loryea's.
Elsewhere our readers will find an ad
vertisemeut from the Sumter tobacco ware
house, and We will state that the gentlemen
connected with this institution are not
only courteous, but they are brimful Of
push and energy. They propose to make
Sumter the tobacco market for South Caro-
lima, and already they have warm place
in the hearts Of our Clarendon growers.
Mr. John a. Drogdon, the general man
aper, is hustling business man, and if
pluck and square dealing Will do the work,
the Sumter tobacco warehouse will be
grand success. Associated with Mr.. BroG-
don is Mr.. Meacham, the auctioneer, who
lis q tobacco man from the ground up, and
| he is heart and soul Interested in the work
of making the Institution second to none
lin the State. Mr. Il. Glenn Ioses has
charge Of tAe weighing and the books, and
this alone is sufficient guarantee to the
! farmers Of Clarendon. He is well known to
our people, and any words Of conmenda-
ton frol. Us would be supeTfous.
FoR RESr.-A nice four-room cottage.
Apply to D. NJ. bEADHAN.
In another co umn is the advertisement
of the Carolina Grocery company. TaiS
company are the successors Of taat we'll
known and reputable firm o: Boyd
Brothers. The company consists Of yhos.
! Wilson, president; John Wilson, secretary
and treasurer, and r. E. Jaques. man ager,
and they propose to do general whole
safe grocery business throughout this State
Everybody il this county knows Captain
Thomas Wilson, and they know whenever
lie takes ahol1 of anything it means busi-
ness with big "B" The manager of this
concera IS well known to many people il
this and ncighboring counties as The nan
who never forgets q face once seen or a
name once heard. Alr. JaqDss is veteran
grocery man, and is hard worker. The
| secretary and treasurer OF this company is
John Wilson. Que Of ou, o"; boys, the son
of the president lie is a lawyer by pro-
fesSlon, which Will ada greatly to the ef-
iic;ency in this new enterprise we know
that We are vcici1g the sentiments ot the
pecpie Of this county il wishing the Caro-
| lima GROCERY com pany Z grand s--cccSs.
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Bue&i0gham's Dye for tie wlis.;ers can
be applied when at home, oad is Uf'!:ortnir
or htanl-