The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-10-06

The clerk is now ready to receive toWn
taxes.
Buy your. ice at Higgins market.
The fail in the price of cotton is great
misfortune.
Go to Brockintons for whatever you
want.
Judge Witherspoon will be our presiding
judge this term.
Choice Winter Rye Seed, for sale by +
5. Loryea, the druggist.
The town council have had some good
work done the past few days.
For fine stationery at low prices, go 70
r. 8. Loryea, the druggist.
Clerk of Court Timmons has purchased
the ELI DuBose" place on Sammy swamp
Ice for sale at higgins market.
Gentlemen ofthe jury, and all others who
will be in Manning for court, might call at
this Office, settle, renew or subscribe
New crop turnip seed for sale: R. B.
Loryea, the druggist.
The people of Pine Grove are about erect
ing handsome church. : member OF tue
building committee was 10 town Friday So
hcitng aid.
Get cool at Brockinton's.
The managers should not fail to call for
the ballot boxes at the proper time. heao
the election notices on supplement page.
Golden Machine Oil for gins and mills,
p p Torvaa the 6rupuiSt
Every voter entitled to vote in the elec-
ton next Tuesday must vote at the preciEct
in the township in which he lives. he
member the election is next Tuesday.
For an early crop, plant Pearl Onion
Sets, for sale by E. B. Loryea, the druggist.
Mr.. II. &. Wilkinson of Florence County
has been employed as one Of the teachers
in the Manning Collegiate Institute. h
is Young man of fine address and comes
highly recommended.
Crushed Fruits served at Brockinton's
soda fountain.
Rev. w. Il. Hodges left Monday morning
for Indian Town. He will return the lattel
part of the week accompanied by Ars
Hodges and little Willie, who have beer
visiting at Indian Town.
Finest line of pen and pencil tablets
from lc. up, R. B. Loryea, the druggist
The Darlington News boasts Of "Pnddin
Swamp" tobacco growers carrying their to
bacco to Darlington. It is not surprising
for Darlington caters for the trade, and be
sides the people like change sometimes.
Pearl Onion Sets for sale by r. B. Lor
yea, the druggist.
LOST or stolen: Large black and tar
female hound with white star in breast
answers to name "Chin." Had on leather
collar. Information leading to her re-
covery will be rewarded. 0. E. WEBER.
stces, Shakes and Coca-Cola and Sodas al
Srockinton's.
When young lady walks of in front O.
q Young man on her way to church ane
drops her glove and the young man doesn'
move some kind friend ought to stick a plr
into him to see if he is alive. The drop
ping Of glove has always been challenge
Seei
Lowney's and Tennys Fine Candies i:
1-2 and pound boxes. R. B. Loryea tn
Druggist.
All of our advertisers must bear in mine
that we are compelled to have fixed rul
with rege-1 to The changing Of advertise
ments, and We cannot deviate from It. l
we permit advertisers to change wheneve
they choos to send in copy we will neve
get the paper out on tine, end we ar
forced to liwit the time for receivln!
changes Saturday noon is the very las
moment a change will be received and
would be an ,ommoaation to get Il
changes earlier. Merchants. please thinl
of this.
Last Friday Mrs. A. P. Hill, accompanies
5v Mr.. 4. B. Wise. were driving acros
..Kuckle's' bridge, near Packsville. and a
at orce buzzard few up ahead Of them
causing the horse to back of the bridge
airs. Hill was considerably shaken up am
hurt. MIR Wise got of without any injury
The horse received some hurts and tn
buggy was damaged. The bridge was II
bad condition, but lumber has been place
there for its repair, which will be don
right away.
A strongly worded document has bee
sent to the State Board of Control, agalus
the granting Of beer privilege for Mar
ing. The law abiding citizens here woul
much prefer that the sale of liquor be de
creased instead of increased, and that
detective be sent here to watch the pesk
tiger as it prowls about at night and O
Sundays. We are almost certain ther
does no. exist in this town regular plac
from which Illicit whisky is carried on, bu
there does exist the pocket or walkin
tiger. He carries on his traffic by gettin
LIQUOR from the dispensary, puts it throug
a course Of dilution, gives it body fro,
some decoction which he obtains from
drug store and then secrets it about hi
clothes until he can under the cover {
night or in some stable find thirsty pm.
chaser. Then there is another set of tigel
who act as agents for those who get iiquc
from abroad for personal use" The stu
is measured out to g trusty coon and
is to return so much money; the 'cooI
gets his liquor free and out Of nigh: or
SUNDAYS business his share OF the Doodle
satisfactory or he would discontinue I!
work. The State authorities c-e now d
pending upon the local authorities 10 e.
: force the dispensary law, but it VIII be
long time before the desire Will be accor
plisheG except in the cities where there al
first class police regulations. We look i
the law to be enforced strictly from new
in Charleston, Columbia and Florencs.