The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-09-02


ago we only have so left Cali quick
if you want them at the low price OF
Csc each. Just bought from one of
our enterprising farmers one barrel
home made syrup only 40c per gallon.
Yours for the cash,
W. E. JENz1SsoS.
Manning will soon be lighted with
electric lights.
Married at Alcolu, last Wednesday,
Miss Katie Merritt and Mr.. Charley
Evans.
The editor speaks his own
thoughts and nobody else is respon-
sible for them,
Sewing machine needles, all kinds, at
r. B. Loryeas.
The exercises of Mrs. N. NJ. David's
school will be resumed Sept. z.
Termes, Leo per month.
II YOU want a nice cool drink these
hot days, call on J. G. Boyd.
There was considerable tobacco
sold at the Clarendon warehouse to-
day and we are glad to say that the
weed brought satisfactory prices.
The examination for scholarships
for Winthrop Normal College will be
held at Manning September Sth 1896.
The examination will begin at 8
o'clock, a. NJ, promptly.
Red Rooster" smoking and chewing to-
bacco,5c twist, at Brockinton's.
ALI who intend to patronize the
Manning Collegiate Institute the
coming session are earnestly request
ed to send in promptly next Monday
morning as we desire a good opening.
E. J. BROWNE,
Principal
Every man who feels an interest in
public affairs should turn out next
Tuesday and vote for the candidates
who ne thinks will be most acceptable
to the people. 1t is q duty we owe
to the county and ourselves. We
shcaidssnot take it for granted that A
will be elected anyhow, we should
remember that every vote counts.
For writing paper. pens and ink, at the
lowest prices, go to Brockintons.
Milk shakes, soda water and ice
cream at j. c. Boyd's
Married at the residence of the
brides parents, near Fielder, Miss
May Tindal and DR.. E. G. Quattle-
baum, of Columbia. The bride is the
second daughter of Hon. James E.
Tindal and is one of Clarendon's
most accomplished daughters. The
groom is a popular dentist in Colum-
bia and he stands high in his pro-
fession.
How about that pair Of spectacles you are
needing so bad? Now is your time to get
them a. Brocklnton's.
The spirit Of progress has certainly
struck Manning. Mr.. W. Scott Har-
vim has begun work upon knitting
mill and he proposes to run this in
s!itution with electricity, also to
furnish sufficient power to light up
our streets, stores and houses. This
is no dream, it is a reality, because
the work has been commenced and
everybody knows that Mr.. Harvin
never starts anything but what he
carries TO a successful finish.
Go to Brocdintons drug store for SODA
water, milk shakes and cocoa-cola. Pure
fruit syrups always on hand.
Just watch Billy Jenkinson and
you can always tell which way the
wind blows. He is business up to
the hilt as will be seen by reading
the advertising columns of this pa
per. Jenkinson adyertises and he
sells goods. His name is household
word throughout this county and
made so by this newspaper. There
is never day but what you can see
the readers of the Times in Jenkin-
sons store, and very often they come
with their lists made up from his ad-
vertisement in the Times. This
proves the value of a good, live, wide
awake business man, who regards
the columns of newspaper as a
good investment, which it surely is
if properly attended to.
Look at Brockinton's advertisement in
this Issue and 60 to see him at once.
Clarendon did her duty in the
Senatorial contest once, and we fell
assured that she will do so again.
John Gary Evans is without a doubt
the choice Of a large majority of our
people and we hope they will not fly
to the woods because the opposition
have come out in the open and de-
clared themselves for Earle. Re-
member a few weeks ago they could
not say things bad enough about
him and pretended to be opposed to
him, the consequences are many a
Reformer was fooled and cast his
vote for Earle as g. personal com
pliment to the man, but the sltua-
tion is different now, the election of
Earle means the obstruction of the
Reform party. The defeat of Evans
will cause the Reform structure to
crumble to pieces so that two years
from now not 8 veStage of it will be
left standing.
Syrup of Rock Candy, Horehound, and
Tullow is unsurpassed for coughs, colds,
and horseness, only 35c bottle at r. B.
Loryea's drug store.
We learn that there was meeC1 nS
oftobacco growers at Brewingtoniast
Friday and that they resolved to
ship their tobacco to DaDville. 1t is
not our purpose to interfere with the
views of our farmers, but we would
like to call their attention to the fact
that some people would ship cotton
and it proved satisfactory in some
cases, while it was very disappoint-
ing in others. 1T was our hope that
the Clarendon tobacco growers would
give the Manning warehouse a fair
showing and not fall out with it be-
cause they happened to strike this
point when everything in that line
was fiat. If there is any possible
chance for the farmers to make d