The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-11-20


The incest line Of fresh candies to be
found at Brockinton's.
The Manning Guards should spur up
and go to Atlanta, this is a chance IN life
time and the rates are very cheap.
This morning bale of cotton belonging
to Mr. M Levi was discovered on FIRE IN his
lot. The cause of the fire is mystery
Be sure to read Congressman McLaurins
speech on another page. It is gem, and
is worth placing in your library for your
children as they gtow up to read.
Plant rye! get your seed from J..W. Nc
Iseod.
Doctor DuBose, CT Columbia, has been to
Jordan to see Hon. James n. Sprott, and
we regreat to announce that Mr.. Sprotts
condition is worse than it was last week.
R. B. Loryea, the druggist, has large
stock Of spectacles and eyeglasses.
If you want any kind of stationary. such
as writing paper, bax paper, envelopes,
tablets, pens, inks, blank-books. pencils
and states go to R. B. Loryea, the drug
gist.
A dsrkey was brought in and put in jail
yesterday for not paying his poll tax;
shortly after he was put up. rumor got
ont that the man was lodged in jail charged
with murder.
The attention Of the members of st.
Peters Lodge A. +. NJ. is called to the meet
ing of the lodge on the evening Of the 2lta
inst. All members will please come pre-
pared to pay the annual dues.
The merchants of this town, es in most
every other frst-class town, have agreed to
observe Thanksgiving day. which is the
2Sth, tomorrow week Their places Of
business will be closed on that day.
Do Won know that the best sc cigars on
tie market are to be found at Brockioton' s.
Married this afternoon at the residence
of the brides parents, at Copes, S. c., Mr..
Harry D. Clark. formerly of Manning, and
Miss Marie Clark. The couple will arrive
here on this evenings train and will remain
a few days visiting relatives.
Fresh and genuine garden seed at r. B.
Loryea's.
It! is not always the man who makes
great preteases that loves his neighbor as
himself There are many men Who will
profess great love for their fellow-man in
the presence of an assemblagc of acquaint-
ances, but when it comes to do an act Of
genuine charity they:tura off and urge some
one else to doit There is.nore charity in TAX
jne care of the stranger than in all the noise
made by public prayer at big meeting.
SFor that torpid liver try 'sThedford's
Black Draught" at Brockintons.
The county treasurer is not being very
much rashed with the collection of the
county and State taxes. Everybody seems
to be waiting fog the last few days.
It is very funny to see how some people
try to get their names into the paper, by
telling the editor what wonderfully large
potatoes, fire moi,sses, nice pork etc,
they have raised this year One fellow
came to us with nice little story of this
kind and when be failed to see mention
of it in the paper be was disappointed. and
came to US to know why We Disseminated,
bot when told that the people usually me:-
toned, are such as prove their faith by:their
works; be went off wiser man.
Preserve your sight by having your eyes
properly fitted with & pair Of Crystal
Lenses" Spectacles or eyeglasses. r. 3.
Loryea, the druggist.
For the present cotton is not bringing as
much as it should, but We honestly believe
it is because the spectators are monkey
ING" with it. 1t seems to US TO be Z: way Of
the Speculation against the producer, and it
is matter Of the most tenacity which Will
win. Staticians tell US the amount Of coz
ton made is insufficient to supply the de-
i ~ 1as o->l {l,a Eh h.tt
ers must think that it is, because they have
advanced the prices Of all manufactured
cotton goods. then what is to prevent tie
producer from getting his just vasUe for the
raw material We do lot advise any farm
er to lold cotton, but We have 10 hesitancy
in saying that had we cotton we would not
Badness is either hereditary CT caused
by sickness, mental exhaustion, wearing
tight-titting hats, and by over-work and
trouble. Halls Rene~er will prevent 1t.