The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-07-22

for Chester to attend the State Phar-}
maeeutical Association. /
Milk shakes, soda water and ice
cream at J. c. Boyd's
Mr.. Goodwin Mccoy and wife, Of
Florida, are visiting their mother,
Mrs. Mcleod, near Davis. II
If you want a nice cool drink these
hot days, call on J. c. Boyd.
IN another column we publish the
list Of pensioners, who ca go to the
clerk OF court and get their money.
Base balls and bats al prices at R. B.
Loryea's.
We viii soon be able to chronicle
the doings of the tea club. They
were to have meeting last Monday
evening, but our member-friend
could not be present to give us the
news.
eRea Rooster" smoking and chewing to-
bacco,5c twist at Brockinton's.
Died IN Charleston, last Saturday,
Mr.. Samuel Epp5, aged about thirty
years. Nj. Epps at one time clerked
To- DIR. w. NJ. Brockinton in this
place, and afterwards went to King
stree where he was taken sick with
typhoid fever. He went to the city
for medical treatment and there
died.
Go to Brocdinton's drug store fos soda
4 water, milk shakes and coeoa-cola. Pure
fruit syrups always on hand.
One of the Best match games of
base ball played this season in Man
ming was between a team from Mayes-
vile and this place. Great interest
wS.s manifested in the game and a
big crowd Including many ladieswere
present. Both sides evidently did
Their best to show of their science
and the game resulted in a victory
for. Manning in 8 score of q to Is.
For writing paper, pens and ink, at the
lowest prices, so to Brockinton's.
Occasionally we see man in town
with a bunch Of tobacco leaves TO
show to his friends, and it has In
duced US TO make an offer OF one
years subscription to the Times to
the man who brings the best tobacco
to the Manning warehouse. The
warehouse people are to be the
judges, and whoever they say has
brought the besS tobacco to them
we VIII give to that person the Man
ming Times one year as a present.
FOR SALE or to rent a commodiou:
residence in the town of Manning wei
situated. Apply to Rev. S. A. Nettles
Newberry. s. c.
u will beremembered that it wa
in Clarendon a snow storm was dis
covered in the month OF June, ant
now it comes from this county, ant
in fact, this town, for a rainbow t.
have been discovered last Saturda,
night. The discoverers get red in tn
face if what they say about the rain
bow last Saturday night is cues
toned, and they are not withou
friends either. So we advise on
friends not to go about Rigby's cor
ner disputing that such thing as
rainbow was seen in this town a
night. Mitch Wells says he saw
and he proves it by his fellow clerks
Well, 1T might be so, don't know
but it sounds to me like" an optica
Illusion.
For that torpid liver try "Thedford
Black Draught" at Brockinton's.
The York County Executive Con
mittee, at their meeting assessed tn
candidates for, State and Nations
Offices, and we think they did rign
a primary election is an expensiv
arrangement, that is, if the men wh
are to conduct the primaries are I
get pay as they deserve. We thin
It unreasonable to expect a man
serve as manager or clerk, give b
time. labor and perhaps the time an
labor of his horse, without compel
saticn. The laborer is worthy of b
hire, and if men will run for oftlt
they should be made to paythe expe'
ses Of the election which gives the:
oSHee. and when our county execl
tive committee meets we hope thel
VIII be a fun attendance and the ma
ter OF, assessing candidates be give
full consideration. In our count
committee there are quite a numb
of candidates for county Offices. ar
it is natural that they will want
have as little eIpenseAas possible;
is therefore very necessary for g fu
attendance SIT the committee meetil
SO that every man going before Il
people asking for support. will
assessed in accordance with the l
come of the office which he seeks.
Woods turnip seed, tested andsrr
all kinds. r. B.sLoryea, the druggia
Dyeing made easy by.snsing Diano'
Dye. All colors, at r. B. Loryea's.