The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-07-08
MANNING, S. c.:


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Died on the 2lst inst, at his home nea
Jordan, Mr.. Henry S. Corbett. aged 4
years.
Pick Leaf" smoking tobacco, lOc
package, ct Brockirton's.
FOR SALE or to rent commodlousS,
residence in the town OF Manning well
situated. Apply to Rev. 5. A. Neteies.
Newberry, s. G.
Red Rooster" smoking and chewing to-
bacco, Sc 0 twist, at Brockintons.
Las. Monday morning about day-break'
6re was discovered issuing from the inside
Of the barn on MIR. W. T. Lesesne's Lave
Oak place. The entire barn with les con-
tents including the stables and two sheds
were DESTROYED. The cause Of the hre IS
not known and the loss Is total one
ss Mr.. Lesesne had no insurance.
Dyeipy made easy by using Diamond
Dve. all colors. at r. B. Loryeas.
negro was killed last Saturday night
\, o Kissing train about two miles below
Foreston. he was unknown and It is sup
nosed he was asleep on the cross ties. 4
search was made of his clothing and let
ter was found addressed Dave Williams,
Davis Station, S. c." The railroad author
ietes had the man buried by the side of the
road.
Milk shakes, soda water and ice
cream at J. G. Boyd's
The town council at its meeting last
Monday night ratified an ordlnaace 1oE
bidding the sale Of goods, wares ana
merchandise on Sund ays, and tLe ponce
men were;instructe6 to arrest ara pat !nto
the guard house any one caughs Viotsung
the ordinance. The penalty Is nae OF
not more than S25 nor less than s. OF I'M
prisonment not more than 30 days.
For that torpid liver try 'Tbedfords
Black Draught" at Broekinton's.
The town council propose to appropriate
one-half Of the expense towards ooHng q
artesian we'll in the street in front OF the
court house, provided the citizens Will con-
tribute the other half. We hope the enter.
prisine business men Oh the front street
will give heed to this proposition as TIE
well will not only he great convenience
10 them, but it will also be Convenient 70
the country people that come to manning
to trade.
Base balls and bats all prices at r. B.
Loryea's.
Under the constitution of the Democratic
party the old Friendship club OF Panoia
is defunct and cannot now be reorganlsed;
We beg to suggest that the members
of this club do have their names enrolled
on o club that did reorganize under the
rules. We make this suggestion IN order
that the white men in that section can, II
they desire to DO so, vote IN the coming
nrinsry: no man can vote st club n the
primary unless his name is enrolled there
on. Every white man should place HIM
self in position to vote whether he taxes
advantage of the opportunity Or not.
How about that pair of spectacles you are
needing so bad? Now is your time to get
them at Brockinton's.
Through sn oversight last geek, we
neglected to mention the removal OF nj.
E.C. Horton into his new quarters IN the
Nestles building His appearance on the
main business block and in one OF our
handsomest stores does his business Joog-
ment. Justice, and his elegant stock for
which ne has made reputation can BOW
he shown of to advantage. Horton has
made q reputation as dry goods man and
We are GLAD the ladies will now have no
difficulty in finding him. When you
come to town do not fail to look for one OF
The best arranged stores in town and when
Won sn6 it., behind the counter ready ana
anxious to serve you with the latest faor!cs
yrIi be found Mr.. E. O. Horton sno MS
handsome assistant Mr. J. Harry Lesesne.
They are now in the Nettles building ad-
Joining Doctor Loryea's drug store
Woods turnip seed, tested and true,
all kinds. 4. B. Losyea, the druggist.
THE campaign liar is stalking abroad
IN the land and ne is not conhn!ng his hes
IN candidates alone, bat he IS striking those
who do not happen to be Of his way OF
tb;ntinp also. He has been industrlously
c;-criatinc report that the editor IS So
I;c;t;nr men to run for Office and prom
;s;no Zach one so solicited his support.
The7a IS not a syllable of truth in the re-
,o-t and furthermore We wish It under
stoo3 that We are not fighting any candl-
5ote bnt that we are exercising our law
n;ysn right to vote for whoever we please
ga we proposs to allow everybody else to
do the same We admit that tnere are men
announced as candidates whom we DO not
Savor hut we recognize the fact that others
Savor them, and have right to. therefore It
;s not our desire, nor have we the Inehna-
ito, to speak disparagingly OF any OF tne
ca1d;dases. sOI As far as We know all OF the
Candidates are good. clever men; We are o'a On
Sr;endly terms with them all and we nave
.s. III use nor reason to say ought against
snv of them, but as We can not vote for all
Se must take our choice and we are glad
tSst Se we S have so many to select from. This
i 80 one Of the blessings brought about BY
the Reform agitation. Every man has q
-;Sht to be candidate and if he has friends
80 hova right to vote for him regard
less of who it pleases or displeases.
Mr.. Moses Levi left last Sunday for
the North.
Mr.. W. S. Harvin is having an
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