The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-07-29

very cheap. - very SoCA SHeoo Va -tSS @s
SC per qt., 40c per peck. The best Ken
tucky apple vinegar at 25c per gal. Purest
white wine vinegar at SOC per gal. Flour,
sugar, coffee, bacon and lard cheaper than
was ever known in years.
For the cash only,
". E. JENKINSON.
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There is an opening at the Citadel for
one of Clarendon s young men.
Base ball goods at Z. B. Leryeas.
Boys! here is fine opportunity tor an
education. Read the Citadel advertise
ment.
Turnip seed at R. B. Loryea's.
In another column will be seen the ad.
vertisement of the South Carolina College.
Read it.
'Pick Leaf" smoking tobacco, 10c q
packsge, at Brockinton's.
Mr.. W. W. Holladsy is quite sick at the
residence of his son-in-law, Dr.. w. II.
Brockinton.
How about that pair of spectacles You are
QSSOlQ2 81 DSo SOW ySS& tA@-@S W So
them at Brockinton's.
The young folks ought to get up great
big dance 10 celebrate the opening OF the
tobacco warehouse.
Mrs. F. E. Brockinton, accompanied by
Mr.. S. P. Brockicton, of Kingstree, are at
Hot Springs, Arkansas.
Milk shakes, soda water and ice
cream at J. G. Boyd's
Mrs. S. C. Black and her daughter. Miss
Anne, Of Charleston, are visiting the fam
lily Of Mr.. E. L. wilkins.
Died az Aicolu last Wednesday, Mrs.
Mary Shaw, wife of Mr.. John Shaw, aged
about twenty years.
The first full grown cotton boil we have
seen this season was brought to rs by Mr..
E. S. Compton Of Packsyille last Thur sday.
Ifyou want a nice cool drink these
hot days, call on ]. G. Boyd.
The finest watermelon of this season that
we have seen is the one brought to US BY
Mr.. Il. II. Davis. It was large and DELI
cious.
MIR. J.H. L.oryea. one of St. Mathews
most substantial business men, spent
several days in Manning on visit to his
father.
There will be masch-game of ball in
Manning next Friday between the Wee
Tee Clu6. of Williamsburg, and the Man
ming club. There will be ample provision
made to seat the spectators.
Base balls and bats all prices at R. B.
Loryea's.
The candidates, bless them, are contin-
ming to offer their noble selves to the peo-
pie. True, all Of them cannot get office,
but there is ore consolation to those who
do not get offce-they viii get the dry
grins.
Woods turnip seed, tested and true,
all kinds. B. B. Loryea, the druggist.
Died Yesterday at her home in Williams
burg. near the Clarendon line, Mrs. Lou
Montgomery, aged about twenty-five years.
The deceased was the eldes. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert n. Thompson, Of
Bethlehem.
For that torpid liver try "Thedford's
Black Draught" at Brockinton's.
If one candidate can get the votes of his
fellow-candidates he viii have a good start.
May be that is why every new candidate
that comes out has reason to expect the
support of the candidates r1nning for
some other Office.
For writing paper, pens and ink, at the
lowest prices, 60 to Bcockinton's.
Died last Monday night OF her home near
Trinity. Mrs. Alice Alsbrook. wife Of Ar.
Allen Alsbrook. aged twecty-foUr years.
The deceased had been sick for the psst
two months, but her condition changed for
the worse Monday night. She was 3
daughter Of Mr.. E. L. Logan and sne
leaves one child. The interment took
place in the Manning cemetery yesterday.
Go to Brocdinton's drug store for soda
wster, milk shakes and coeos-cola. Pure
fruit syrups always on hand.
The grand jury committee. consisting Of
Mr.. G. L. Emanuel Mr.. Junius Strange and
Mr.. 81. C. Carrigan, together with Mr. J. Il.
Lesesne employed as expert. are examining
the books of the various county Offices.
The results of their Investigations of course
cannot be ascertaired until court, as they
are under oath to keep secret everything
coming before them until they make their
report in open court.
Red Rooster" smoking and chewing TO-
. a,arcG,3se - twist, at Brockintou's.
The people before casting q vote for any
of the candidates, should make an effort
TO find ont something about the, man ask
inc their support. Do not let all kinds of
runlors have any effect, but ascertain which
is the best man and then vote for him.
Such political elap-trap as court house
ring is no argument unless the party in
duiging in such can convince you that
there is candidate in the field who has
conspired to defeat the will OF the people.
Remember that when man is elected to
Office he is put there By the people, and it
is but Datural that he go before the psople
again to ask for continuance; ell Of them
will do it and they have right to do so
and not be ringstecs either.
Dyeing made easy by using Diamond
Dive. All colors. at r. B. Loryea's.
When the county cam pagin meetings take
place we think it would be well for the can
didates for the Legislature to let the people
know what they propose to do for the pub
lie good. We think they should say whether
or not they favor the continuance of seed
cotton license. which is worse than farce.
The law requires license to purchase seed
cotton and yet every fall the article is
bought openly without license being paid,
Then again where license is taken out i;
gives the man holding the license mo-
noplv and his neighbors who have no stores
are placed at the mercy of those who ravage
the fields at night to steal seed cotton to sell
10 the licensed stores. We think the farm
thnk tho caa2 lau