The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-05-13

Solicitor John S. Wilson. is in George
town, attending court. He has fcl!y re-
covered his health and is now IN tine trim
for his labors.
Depntv q. S. Marshall c. L. Emanuel
brought J. J. BrunSon back from Charles
ton and lodged him in tae county jail
Brunson's trial was postponed until the
july term, and unless he gives tHt
required bond he will have to stay IN TINS
iaii which will be worse than double thu
time in peuitenltary.
have secured the services of DR.
J. F. LeGrand, of Sumter, who has
great many years experience, as
competent prescriptlonlSt anu orus'
gist to take charge Of my prescrlp-
tion stand and business.
W. NJ. BRocKINToN.
If YOU want nice cool drink these
hot days, call on J. c. Boyd.
By an oversight last week we neg
lected to publish the following no.
tice: All persons who raise tobacco
and who live in the vicinity OF Cy-
press Fork church, near Mr.. E. 4.
Plowden's, are requested to meet
there next Friday, the 18th inst, at
4 O'Clock, for the purpose Of organiz-
ing a tobacco association and to dis
cuss tobacco culture generally.
Manning is soon to have another
mercantile establishment, and it will
be what is known as big Drive .
store. The business will be that of
A. NJ. Fauntleroy, Of Sumter, and
W. C. Bagnal, formerly of this place,
but for years past with Levi Broth
ers. Mr.. Bagnal will have personal
charge, and we have no doubt but
that he will do a fine business. He
will open up about July 1st, and the
public generally will find an up-to-
date institution. 1t is not necessary
for US to say who w. G. Bagnal is,
because he is known to all in this
town and county, and the people
here will gladly welcome him back
home.
We want our readers to read the
advertisement of Messrs. Brown,
Cuttino g. Delgar, of Sumter. These
gentleman do not keep a general
store, but they make a speciality Of
one line, the furnishing of man with
clothing. Go to their store AM, there
you will find one of the largest and
best displayed stocks of clothing,
hats, and gents furnishing goods in
the State. They are young men with
a thorough business spirit courslng
through their veins, and it is no idle
saying when it is said they are among
Sumter's most substantial business
men. We take pleasure in recon-
mondipg our readers to these gentle
men and when you want anything
in their line be sure and give them a
chance.
Mr.. J. E. Green, of New Zion, was
in town last week as delegate to the
county convention, and like the bus
mess man that he is, he took along
some business with his politics.
While here he went among our busl-
ness men and urged upon them the
necessity to have tobacco ware
house here at an early date, and
from what he has said we believe
the warehouse project will take on a
new push. Mr.. Green believes that
Manning is good point for the
growers of his section to come to, and
if our people will give them the
proper inducements, the Salem to-
bacco growers will make Manning
one of the most popular markets in
the State. Green is hustling young
man and he always keeps an eye
open for the best interests of his
people.
Elsewhere in this issue will be
found an advertisement of that well
known Charleston firm, William Bird
j. Co.. dealers in paints and oils. This
firm is sole agent for the very best
qualities of lead and their paints
generally have won a wide reputa-
ton. They also handle in large guam
titles that great tobacco insect des-
troyer known as Paris Green, and
London Purple. They warrant their
Paris Green to be strictly pure and
and they guarantee their prices the
very lowest when quality is consider
ed. William N. Bird, & Co., are no
new dealers on the market; they have
have been doing business with the
people of this county for many years,
therefore it is needless for US to say
to our readers that any goods bought
from this firm will give thorough
satisfaction.