The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-12-25
MANNING, S. c.:
Lookout for squalls.

WEDNESDAY. DEC. 25, 1895.
Lookout for squalls.
A merry, merry Christmas to all
Call at the Times Office and buy a big
dictionary.
The musical notes of gobble. gobbie, will
be s.illed to-day.
Thomas & Bradha,n had a horse sale IN
Salem last Thursday.
The college boys ana girls are at home
spending the holidays.
The county treasurer tells us that the
taxes are coming in very slowly.
The Euphemian Literary Society will
have public meeting next fEoay even
ing 9th inst. The public is invited to at
tend.
We missed treat last Friday by not be-
ING able to accept kind Invitation to cine
at Mr.. c. L. Erranuels.
Henkel Craig. & Co.. sold 6ne lot OF
horses and mules at Legg & Hutciio.
sons stables last Monday.
There was Christmas tree entertain
nent last Monday night at Miss Carrie
Leccs school house in the Fork.
An occasional visit to Pinewood would
have healthy effect on the dispensary law,
and help to increase the school fund.
The Bank of Manning is closed to-day,
and will be closed tomorrow for the officers
70 take Christmas Tie bank will also be
closed New Years Day.
Assorted nuts at Rigby's, zoe per ID.
We think it would be good idea if the
water in parts of Manning could be anal
wed in order to locate the cause OF certain
troubles
Now is the time to plant onion sets, we
have fine lot. f. B. Loryea, the drug
gist.
Died last Thursday at her home in Salem,
Mrs. Floyilla Lavender, aged about seventy
five years. She had been a member of the
Midway Presbyterian church for fifty years
Onion sets at r. B. Loryeas
We saved q number of New Home sewing
machines from the fire and will sell them
verv cheap for the cash. You will never
buy them as cheap again. W. +. Jenkln-
son.
A big stock of delicious confectionery, at
B. 3. Loryea's.
TIE Episcopal parsonage. near Fulton
occupied by Dr.. James B Richardson, was
destroyed by fire Oh Saturday, l4th inst
Doctor Richardson saved some of his furnl'
ture.
Goff s caps at Rigby's, 25c and Soc.
A box containing liquor was seized at tie
Manning depot recently. The conSignees
claim the liqnor was for ,helr private use,
but do not explain why the stuff Was
hid away in box.
Sachet powder at the Racket Store.
Please look among Your old copies of the
Times and ind for Us the three missing
issues so as complete our file. The dates
are Sept. 9Th 1894. Dec 18th 1894. and Dec.
26th 1894.
The incest line of fresh candies to be
found at Brockiptoa's.
Mr. Il. s.. Dollard sent US four excellent
turnips which We appreciate very much,
now if our friend had only thought of it ne
would have sent along ham Of pork to
cook with his fine tursips.
All kinds of stationary at R. 3. Loryea's
Since Constables Alsbrook and Carroll
have been at home visiting their families
we notice that certain suspected characters
do not take trips in the country as often as
they used to. Walking bars are Oft on
vacation.
How about that pair of spectacles you are
needing so bad? Now is your time to get
them at Brocklatons.
Married. last Thursday night at the
residence of the brides parent. by Rev. c.
W. Watson, Mr.. William Richbourg and
Miss Josephine Sumter. After the cere
mony magnificent reception was ten
dered the guests.
Red Rooster" smoking and chewing to-
bacco, SC twist, at Brockintoo
Remember that before another issue of the
Times the tax books will be closed. The
readers of this paper will he doing favor
to those who do not take it, to tell them
that the books close next Tuesday, and
there will positively be no extension.
r. B. Loryea, the druggist, has large
stock of spectacles and eyeglasses.
The elopement scheduled for this morn
ing failed to specify for two reasons, first,
because the Romeo could not raise the
necessary funds to buy him suit of store
clothes and second the Juliet is now a
member of the Tea Club" and man is so
detestable any way.
Pick Leaf" smoking tobacco. l0c a
package, at Brockintons
Died last Monday night at midnight. at
his residence, in Manning after a Eeger-
ing illness. Mr.. Wolf Fass. aged about
tweuty-eight years The body was taken
to Charleston last night where it will be
inferred to-day in the Jewish cemetary.
The deceased leaves wife and two small
children.
Toys. dolls and other Christmas goods,
at the Racket Store.
We have received few of Webster'S
Unabridged dictionaries and we will sell
them at astoaish; nely low prices. \ die
tionary Of the english language containing
1881 pages can be purchased from this
Office for 81 50. Every family should have
one as it is next in importance to the great
est of all books, the bible.
Fresh and genuine garden seed at r. B
Loryea's