The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-10-16
SELLING CHEAP.

WEDNESDAY, OCT. Is, 1895.
SELLING CHEAP.
Our Aim Is Not to See How Much We
Can Sell an Article For, But to See
How Little We Can Sell 1t For and
Make an Honest Living.
Forty suits of youths wool cloth
ing, coat, pants and vest-from "A to
is years-only 1915 per suit; worth
IS in any market.
Ladies, we call your attention to
the fact that we have as nice a line
of dress goods as any house in the
town, and we are selling them at
prices that should certainly COM
mand your attention.
Ladies, we specially call your at
tention 20 our line of fine black
dress goods.
Gents, when you want good chew
ing tobacco give US a call.
Our Red Juice at S5c per pound,
worth soc; Its Good at &c., worth
SOC; Annie Mcleod at 40c, worth 60c;
No Tariff at sc per plug or Csc per
pound, are brands Of plug tobacco
that the world can't beat for the
money.
Remember, ladies, our self-rising
-four for making cakes.
200 pounds fruit jelly for making
jelly cakes; only sc per pound.
Yours for the cash,
W. E. JENKINsoN.
Please read our ad in another
column.
The long dry spell was broken last Sat
urday.
Read the school commissioners notice in
another column.
Cotton sold for s. cents pound in
Manning to-day.
Our merchants are very busy opening
their fall and winter stock.
A large number of people ore in town,
in attendance upon the court.
Hay is being cut and dried very rapidly
in Clarendon county at present.
Blanks for town tax returns can be had
without charge at the Times Office.
Mr. Isaac N. Loryea of Charleston is
visiting his father, Mr.. Aaron Loryea.
Mrs. N. E. Burgess and Eddie Horton
paid visit to friends in Sumter last week.
Attorney General Barber is here to-day
on business before Judge Watts at cham
bers
A large party went yesterday to Colum-
bia yesterday to witness Buffalo Bills Wild
West show.
Capt. D. J. Bradham got excused from
court Yesterday and he is now at his post
N Columbia.
A carload of horses arrived here last
Saturday. Some of them were sold at
auction today.
The editor of this paper has been sud-
denly called to the bedside Of his brother
at Darlington, S. c.
Mr.. C. L. Griffin, of Pinewood, was e1-
cused from jury duty upon the ground
that be is postmaster.
County Supervisor Fielder has made ar
rangements to pay the jurors in cash,
which will be appreciated.
When you 60 into store to make bill.
it will help US if you will let the merchant
know you saw his advertisement IN the
Times.
The recent frosts have injured the to-
bacco crop in North C,rolina, which will
give onr tobacco better price and greater
demand
- SI,oII II,o
tist is soon to be torn down, and larger
and handsomer edifce to be erected IN
its place.
Mr.. J. H. McCullom, foreman OF the
grand jury. was prevented from attending
court last Monday on account of the illness
Of his wife.
One day last week Moses Levi DuBose,
of the Fork. carried load Of tobacco to
Timmonsville and sold it for twenty-five
cents pound.
It's predicted by some that fox the next
ten years business prosperity will be en-
joyed by this country unequalled IN its his
tory. SO mote it be.
Samuel Cantey, son of Hon. Jos. S.
Cantey, has been quite sick at the Citadel
in Charleston and We are glad to learn that
he is now getting better.
DR.. J. o. Byrd, OF Timmonsville. Ser-
ator Of Florence and member of the Con-
stitutional Convention, died suddenly at
his home last Sunday evening.
Major W. F. B. Haynsworth and R. L.
Cooper, Esq, of tho Sumter bar, and w.
S. Monteith. Esq, of the Columbia bar
are here in attendance upon the court.
Gilt-Edge Dressing is the best for ladies
and children's shoes. At R. B. Loryea.
The Misses Parsons have opened their
millinery and dress making establishm ent
under the Manning hotel. a2d are pre-
pared to receive the trade. Give them call.
WASrED.-A good milch-cow and FIVE
bushels of suu-aower seed. Apply to the
Times Office for informant IN.
After We went to press last week news
reached US that tho ginnery of Hon. c. NJ.
Davis, at Davis Station. was destroyed by
FIRE. Several bales of cotton were also de-
st.oyed The ERE was accidental.
Just received. fashionable and stylish
millinery at Mrs. L. Loyns.
nan that sells cotton in Mannio .
this season can complain of not getting
good prices ANY of our buyers will pay
more than the Charleston quotations any
day. Bring your cotton and prove 1t.
Just received, at J. W. McLeod's, cargo
of genuine red rust proof oats, also fine
lot of seed rye.
We will wager that Manning can boast of
more street stands than any one town of its
size in tie State. 1t is about the only
source of revenue the town has since the
GiSpcusary profits have teen cut down.
We have beautiful limo Of hair, tooth,
49,, hr,c>, ac ono combs Fine goods