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

The young Men of this town and vicinity
are cordially invited to become members
of the Young Mems Debating Club of the
town of Manning. Regular meetings OF
the club are held every Wednesday evening
at Institute Hall at $50 p. m. The eXer-
cises of the body a-e OF literary char
acter.
A boiler belonging to a mill that was be-
ing operated By Joe Bl1nson and Lewis
Bennett, colored, near Beheows, exploded
last Wednesday. Sam Sessions, the en-
pineer. was somewhat bruised, but no fur
ther damage was done. The cause OF the
explosion was trying to run the engine with
out water.
The many fsiends of Capt. I. 1. Bagnal
were glad to see him on the streets last
Monday. The Captain is far from being
strong, but we hope he will soon be him.
self again. He spent several hours
Yesterday and the day before looking at
the busy merchants unpacklng their fall
and winter stock Of goods.
"Pick Leaf" smoking tobacco l0c a
package, at Brockinton's.
We regret to see many of our farmers dis
posing of their cotton seed. Thlsls wrorg;
the seed is worth more to them than adul-
terated fertilizers will be. They sell cotton
seed now for nominal price and next
spring they will 90 back in debt to buy the
meal at an exorbitant price. The past
should have been 8 bitter lesson to our
farmers, and they should hereafter prac-
tice more wisdom.
Splendid line of briar and apple pipes at
R. B. Loryea's.
The spirit of goaheaditlveness now being
exhibited by our merchants has had slim
ulating effect upon the business men else
where, and in almost every newspaper we
see there is a strong effort to compete with
one another for the large amount of trade
brought about by the living price of cotton.
This only goes to prove that the existence
Of every branch Of business depends on the
farmer, and when that class suffers every.
thing suffers with it.
Try our :'Only" Soap. only SC a cake
R. 3. Loryea, the druggist.
Mr.. I. Schwartz, of the firm of Schwartz
Bros. of Sumter, left last Saturday evening
for New York to buy more goods for his
firm. The sales in the firms dress goods
and CLOAK departments have been so eaor-
nous so far this season as to necessltate
the firms representative making a second
trip to the New York dry goods market-a
thing almost unheard Of in Sumter's trade.
The goods will be shipped so as to arrive
to-day or tomorrow, in order that the
ladies may have an opportunity to see the
latest October novelties fresh from fashions
center.
Human life is held too cheaply when the
individual who needs tonic for his system,
seeks to cover his wants by purchasing ev-
cry new mixture that is recomme nded to
him. Remember that Ayers Sarsaparilla
has well-earned reputation of fifty years
standing.
Elsewhere will be seen an advertisement
from Messrs. J. L. David & Bro, retail
clothiers and gents furnishers, Charleston.
We do not hesitate to say to our readers
that this firm is not only an "up-to-date"
establishment, but one that can be relied
upon. Any goods bought from them must
satisfy or the money is refunded. They
carry an immense stock-the largest and
best in the city of Charleston. Their
clothing is manufactured especially for
them, and they pride themselves on selling
clothing that will hold the shape. a gen.
tleman can buy from them anything he
may need, either for business, wedding
party or ball, and the fit will be equal to
any tailor made goods in the country.
When you go to the city so there and take
look at this elegantly arranged store, and
if you want something that will bring q
sparkle to the eyes of your sweetheart or
wife, they will show it to you.
patronize home industry is what every
newspaper in the State should advocate,
and We believe they do generally, but there
is en- industry in the city of Charleston
where couple Of hundred thousand dol
lars is invested, and it receives very little
encouragement from source that should
give it encouragement. We speak Of the
Palmetto Brewing Company. an institu-
ton built with Southern capital and man
aged by citizens of this State. These gen.
tlemen manufacture beer equal to any in
the United States, and yet the authorities
seem to prefer pctronizing the breweries of
other States We we're IN Charleston last
week and President Doscher conducted us
through this establishment. We were sur
prised at the immensity of it. The plant
is very costly one and should be the
pride of the State The quality of the
goods manufactured by this brewery is
frst-class. They make their beer of pure
hops and as tonic for nursing mothers it
cannot be excelled. In another column
they have their card and those of our read
ers wanting good, pure beer for medicinal
purposes, can do DO better than by order
ing direct from the Palmetto Brewing Com
Dany