The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-10-13

brought in later than Sat
urday noon.
The clerk Is now ready 10 receive town
taxes.
GO to BrocA;uton's for whatever you
waus.
Miss Lizzie Perry, OF Wake Forest, n. c..
is visiting her sister. Mrs. }. .. Cough
A fine line Of stationery at Brockinton's,
al all prices. Next to NJ. Lewis.
Died last Friday, Carey, an eighteen
moDths-old soa Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. =.
Thomas.
Golden Machine OH for gins and mills,
r. B. Loryea, the druggist.
Senator B. R. Tillman is quite sick in
Columbia, where ne has gone for medical
treatment.
Died at his home, in Sumter last Mon
DAY. MT. J. Tourney The deceased had
many friends in this county.
Look-look-so to Brockinton's for that
wonderful Celery Compound, only 81. per
bottle. Next 10 ~. Lev! ).
The vote Yesterday throughout the coun-
ty was painfully light; owing OF course 10
there being 20 opposition.
For fne stationery at low prices, so to
R. B. Loryea, the druggist.
Mrs. VI. Levi, accompanied by her grand :
daughter, Mildred D'Ancona, has returned
home FROM her extended visit to Chicago.
For an early crop, plant Pearl Onion
Sets, for sale By +. B. Loryea' the druggist
The Bank has been repain;ed and it
now presents a very handsome appearance
Mr. j. W. Steed, the painter in this work,
has exhibited excellent taste.
Finest line of pen and pencil tablets
from 1c. up, r. B. Loryea, the druggist.
The town tax books are no~ open for the
collection of the town taxes, and the CLERK
asks that the x-payers do not put on pay
ing 70 the last dag. The books close Oc-
tober 3Ist.
Lownev's and Tenny's Fine Candies il
1-2 and pound boxes. +. B. Loryea. the
Druggist.
Died last Friday morning at his home.
near Mauning, Mr.. James l. Rowe, aged
seyenty-nine years. The deceased was one
of the survivors of Company 81, 2Srd 5;
C. V, and took great pride IN It's annual
reunions. He was also Coroner OF the
county for one term.
When marriasable gentlemen returns
home from a trip and goes among the
stores pricing sheeting ticking and other
hopsehold necessities it creates the sus-
Dicion that he proposes sooh to break mp
his loneliness by putting his house IN
charge of wife.
Elegant stock of paper and envelopes In
boxes, from five cents up Il. b. Loryea,
the druggist.
This is s time of new ideas and the latest
new idea" sprung upon Manning IS the
nassine of Mexican dollars at par. y!
course Mexican coin only passes at par on
n Saturday night while business IS rushing
and the purchaser is the one tLat gets hit
with this new idea.
We are pleased to direct attention to the
advertisement Of the Sumter Dry Goods
Company. OF Sumter. They always have
somethinc to say their in ads which is
nroftable to their Clarendon friends, and
Their up-to-date straightforward dealings
has already placed them in an enylable
position in the eyes of many OF their
would-be competitors.
We want the readers Of TsE TINES to
read the episode in another column. This
novel advertisement vas gotten up by
Arthur Belitizer, Sumter's furniture man
AIR. Belitzer has moved his establishment
across the street from where he used to
keep,and is uow anchored in theMonogban
building where he is keeping very hand
some line of everything IN the furniture
category Without doubt Belitzer IS
born furniture dealer and the exquisite
taste he displays in his selections makes
his store very popular. He IS also the man
ufacturer of the celebrated Daisy Spring
bed spring.
Yesterday, although there was going OF
a general election in which a Senator and q
CONGRESSMAN was being voted for, II was
exceedingly quie. and dull. Oar Yong
Senator elect was CON planning about tbe
6ullness and remarked. Il do wish I could
90 somewhere" when Cantey Williams
Who was passing. and who is possessed o:
very black skin. ana grinning conn
tenance and ragged pants, replied
..well, Cap, come and go home
wild me" Our Young Senator w''s
given an opportunity to go somewhere
Sooner that he expected ana he had to de-
cline the kind invitation CT his sable
would-be host.
Since we called attention to the short
siehtedness Of the young fellow who sa
still and didnot move when s pretty young
lady on her way to Church, dropped he'
glove, every chap IL town IS ol the iooh
out for dropped glove, and should
young lady accidently drop her glove roN
there Will be scramble tor it, JuSt as tbt
plckaninnies used to do when old Massa'
would amuse himself by tL4owlus copperS
othem on Christmas morning. Girls
if YOU want some fun, be on the
look out, and when you pass a groul
of handsome fellows drop glove or hand
kerch;et and the handsomest fellow in The
group will s@rely bring i to you.
We have Oh exhibition ssr. pie os cot
ton raisel! by Mr. J. r. Furso OF Summer
ton. which is from what is known as the
jackson African tree cotton. The sample
is beautiful and the staple is the finest we
ever saw. 1t has silky texture and IN colo!
it has golden cast. Mr.. Furse says thI
weld is very satisfactory; Oh five stalk:
that he planted he counted the yield OF
two. and bv actual count he found l4O boli:
to the stalk. The stalks are almost limb
less and can be planted closer than or1l
nary cotton. He has about l5,GOO seed OF
hand which b. Will sell at 3 cents apiece
Mr.. Farse is an enthusiastic believer II
this new cotton and from the sample on ou
desk we think it will be the cotton OF tn