The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-09-04

Friends Of the TINES. watch our adver-
tisipg columns and then patronize those
who patronize the peoples paper. IHE
MANNING TINES is the peoples paper, be-
cause it is always on the lookout for their
interests.
New millinery just received from New
York at the Racket store.
Three new bales of cotton were brought
in last Thursday: The first by Ar. Patton
Mcleod, the second by Mr.. l.. 4. Howle,
and the third by Mr.. w. E. Daniels.
These three farmers can divide the honors
of bringing the first bale.
If vou wish stylish walking hat. call
at the Racket store and purchase Wind
sor."
The merchants of Manning are 80 busy
opening their new goods that they frown at
us whenever we 60 into their stores these
days in search for news. We asked one of
them for the news yesterday and his reply
was, "tel: the people Manning will under
sell any town in this section Of the State,
and that she will pay highest prices for
cotton"
Ruby" machine oil for gins and mills
for sale by R. B. Loryea.
A very interesting game of base ball was
PLAYED in Manning last Wednesday be-
tween club from Sumter and one of this
place. The game at its close stood to 4,
with an inning to be played by the home
team, but the Sumter boys would not play.
the last inning and gave the game up'
which ives victory for our boys. The
Sumter bows came to Manning in buoyant
spirits, but left with their plumage droop-
ing.
Try a sample bottle of our Palmetto Har-
ness Oil only 15c. R. B. Loryea.
There is an effort being made to have an
artisan we'll bored on the court house
square. Mr.. E. L. wilkins has the matter
in charge and he will push it on to success.
If we can get we'll about 300 feet deep
and q constant flow of water we have no
doubt but what it will add much to our al.
ready fine water and the health of the
town.
Genuine Butternlilk Soap. 3 cakes for
25c. r. B. Loryea.
The late H. B. Clafin, one of America S
greatest husluesS men, once said the bns!-
ness ability OF merchant can safely be
Judged by the way he aGvertises. lfamer-
chant uses printers ink freely, he IS n man
who pushes his business for all it IS worth;
but if he simply uses the "Wart" columns
to save money. he will count the threads Ia
a yard OF cloth and run his trade of by his
stinginess. 4 wel!-displayed advertise
ment is first-c!nss investment. much more
so than q cheap clerk who thinks he knows
his business when he don't.
Nice large rooms in the Manning Hotel
are offered for rent. either furnished or un-
furnished, by the day. week or month at
reasonable rates Transient lodgings can
be obtained ut r. .luced rates.
Under recent law evey cotton buyer is
required to keep a book in which he shall
keep . record Of the number of bales
Of cotton bought by him. He must number
the bales of cotton so bought, and state in
said book from whom be bought, and he
must give to the seller cotton bill, on
which he shall state the number Of the bale
bought. The number of the bale on his
books shall correspond with the number on
the cotton bill and on the bale; that tue
cotton books of all buyers shall be subject
to public inspection, and the peralty for
violating this law is q hpe of 500 or thirty
days in jail.
Go to ". E. Jenkinson's to get Rev. w
B. Duncans little books, Our Vows,
Character Building" and Baptism