The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-04-01
chufas seed for sale by R. 8. Lorye.

Chufas seed for sale by R. 5. Loryea,
the druggist.
Mr. NJ Kaiisky, formerly OF this town,
is in town with clothing samples.
We still have number of Websters
Unabridged Dictionaries on hand for sale
cheap.
Every Confederate veteran should attend
the meeting of the survivors .next Monday
at the court house.
The Board of Supervisors Of registration
organized to-day, and they will begin regis
tering voters next Monday.
Captain W w Legg left for his home in
Tennessee last week. He says he expects
to be back in the fall and spend the winter
here.
Mrs. LouisLovns has received her stock Of
stylish and fashionable millinery. These
goods are fresh and prices guaranteed the
lowest
They are catching shad over in Salem.
Last Thursday Mr. J. Il. Barrow caught six
and the day before Mr. Wilson Mcintosh
caught Eve.
We expected a large advertisement this
week from one of Sumters clothing houses
but it turned out to be 'the letter that
never came"
ANY person wishing to invest in ma
chinery to make some money should read
Mr. c.. L. Emanuers advertisement in
another colun n.
DR.. W. E. Dinkins has gopened up an
Office at his residence on Dinkins Street
He viii give prompt attention to those
desiring his services.
The legroes are becoming N uch worked
up in politics; last Sunday announcements
were made Of political meetings, and they
were urged to attend. The leading lights are
working industriously among the faithful.
For that torpid liver try "Thedford's
Black Draught" at Brockinton's.
One ofoar merchants told US yesterday
that be will be prepared in o short time to
take the shine of of things in the way Of
prices and that the readers of the Times
will see prices from him that will make
them wonder.
Fresh lot of garden seed just received at
". II. Brockinton's.
DR.. Abe Weinberg graduates at the
Dental Department Of tho University of
Maryland to-day We return thanks to
him for an invitation to be present and wish
him a long and successful career in his
chosen profession.
s.Pick Leaf" smoking tobacco, 10c a
nacE,1e at Rro..tintoo'
We have received from Mr. C. L. Eman-
uel two cans of tomatoes canned By himself
and we can testify to their eCcellant quail
ity. The goods are superior to the general
rnn of can goods purchased from stores;
they are fresh and show fne handling.
The finest line of five cents cigars in
Manning. at P. B. Loryea's, the druggist
Last Monday nighta little excitement was
caused by the alarm of FIRE. The cause was
chimney due in the house occupied by
Mr.. Levison and family becoming clegged
and chimney catching afre There was no
damage done outside Of giving the inmates
Of the house scare.
For writing paper. pens and ink, at the
lowest PRICES, ~ W oIOCAiuLOU -
The blackberry republicans will have a
pow-wow here tomorrow, and so far we
lave not heard Of any white men who are
going to join the l;ly-whites in this county.
Clarendon's white men may kick and COM
plain, but when 1t comes to political mis-
egenatioa they are out Of it.
Woods Premium Tested seed are the best
for the South. We have the agency for
these seed. R. B. Lorvea, the druggist
It is about time that candidates for office
were announcing themselves through this
paper. The people want 70 know who the
candidates are and we have never known a
man to be elected in this county that lid
not have his announcement in the Times.
All candidates will be charged $500 in ad-
vance and there will be positively no credit
Red Rooster" smoking and chewing to-
bacco,5c u twist, at Brockinton S.
At the store Of Mr. ~ Levi last night the
force was mp to very late hour selecting
spring goods from samples sent here by
goods houses in the North. These men
and he says That next week he will have q
magnificent stock Look out for the Times
and see how Mr. Levi makes the business
hum.
If you want m early garden plant Wood S
Premium Tested garden seed. 4. B.
Loryea, the druggist.
Read the DucEer Bultman Company ad-
yertisement. This establishment has been
Incorporated and bran new blood courses
through its veins. The corporation is COM
posed of young active, brainy business
men of experience and with a large capital
to back them they are prepared to do busi-
ness to great advantage to our farmers
Every man connected with the business is
we'll known to our people and when you
60 to Sumter be sure to give them a call.
How about that pair of spectaces you are
needing so bad? Now is your time to get
them at Brocklntoh's.
Last Saturday was an unusually dull
day with our merchants on account of the
unreilinS ceremonies at Calvery, but never
theieSs merchant who advertiSes in the
Times says that his sales were abopt the
same as they usually are any other Satur-
day and that among bis customers. were a
Dum Der of persons who have heretofore
made it practice to buy in Sumter He
further says that he believes the Times
should have the credit for bringing those
people to Manning to trade.
MANNING ACADEMY.