The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-09-06

SrlctF AOSA.
To rent: The store next to post othce.
DIR. Abe Weinberg of Camden. has been
sna,3;no few days with his parents mere.
Kendall has pretty United States nag
flying from his store
Don't throw the supplement page away.
II contains o nice lot Of news mater.
good Buggy Umbrella for Sl.3o. Legs
Il hutchinson.
Joseph F. Rhame Esq, and family nave
returned home from their summer VACATION.
The store next door to the post Office IS TO
rent, Apply at this Office.
Died on Monday 2Ssh day OF August near
New Zion Mrs. ]. T. Evans aged about 20
years.
Why STAY hot? when you can get cool
quick and easy at Brockintons np-to-da1e
soda fount.
The Pine Grove school opened last Mon
day with Professor McLaurin OF Marion as
principal.
ope-horse Wagons with or without Bod
les. We can not be !undersold. Legg y
Hutchinson.
MrI C. Strauss of the Sumter Bar was
in town last Monday on professional opsl-
ness.
Good second hand Buggies, Road Carts
and Harness Going at less than one-hait
cost Legg Il Hutchinson:
Miss jamie Ingram Will be glad to serve
her many friends at the store OF Mr.. ,. a.
Rigby.
Don't fail to see our line Of mems and
bows riding saddles, a good saddle Tor
sa.O0. Legg i Hutchinson.
Died last Wednesday at New Zion Nancy
Montgomery, 2 well thought OF co!ofeo
woman.
With every pair Of shoes you buy OF Ken
de1rs Racket store from SIPS up, you get
q piece of glass ware fully worth 2octs
Tuesday 29th day Of August Mrs. Selma
Baker was found dead in her bed at her
home near New Zion.
b..-;es, Buggies, Bnggies finished in al!
kinds Of co,.-o and built on all sorts OF
springs. Legg q Hutchinson.
Everybody that wants good time can
take advantage OF the excursion to the Isle
of Palms" on the 18th inst.
Sick headache is the bane of many lives
DIR N A Simmons liver meGclne cures
and prevents this annoying complaint.
Sold by DR. w II Brocklnton.
Excursion from Manning to Charleston
through to the Isle of Palms Tuesday Sept
u. Round trip tickets good Tor three
days. S3.25. Tickets on sale at drug stores.
Read Rigby's advertisement, it gives you
something to ponder over, ID 1t there IS
something to make you consider whether
or cot he means to sell goods this season.
Rleby is mover when you get him start
ed, and he has started.
The rnhappy mortal whose liver is mac
five is miserable without apparent canse.
DR. N A simmons liver medicine makes
life worth living. Sold by DR. " n Brock
inton.-
The friends of Mr. j. r. Furze OF Sum-
merton will regret to learn that ne mel
with a painful accident last Wednesday.
While leading bis horse by the name, It
gave Jerk and threw Mr.. Furze against a
stump and fractured his hip. The wo"nd
is quite painful.
To eat with appetite. digest with comfort
and sleep with tranquility. take dose OF
DR. 4 Simmons liyer medicine OCCASION
ally. Sold by DR. " NJ Brockintoo.
The steeple chase, steam carousal, ferris
wheel, fish suppers. concerts. surf oathlns'
&c., viii g1arentee enjoyment for ali VINO
90 on the excursion from here to Charles
ton and the Isle of Palms on Tuesday,Sep
18th. Special agent L. c. Roach insures
delightful visit.
Simmons Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets
re,ulate the menstrual organs and guaran-
tee regular. natural monthly periods. Sold
by DR. " NJ Brockinton.
The Jewish day of atonement begins
next Wednesday evening and continues
until Thursday evening. All ofthe Jewish
merchants will have their places OF b"Si-
ness closed on Thursday next. This is an
ancient custom and every Jew who honorS
his farther and mother, and Is not asham-
ed of the religion of his fathers will as best
he cans observe the day of atonement.
Frequently protracted constipation caus-
es inflammation of the bowels. Remedy
use DR. NJ A simmons liver medicine.
Sold by DR. W n Brockinton
The Manning Gaurds were to be inspect
ed last Friday. and Colonel Frost Assistant
A6iutant and Inspector General was here
for the purpose. but just before the hour
arrived telegram called him back to Col
umbia and the inspection was postponed.
'The day before he was at Panola. but that
compapy was not ready, thus making it a
yaterhaul tor the inspecting officer.
Parties who contemplate having survey
ing done will take notice that shall de-
vote nv entire time to it the coming year
and guarantee satisfaction, both as TO WORK
and rates. E. J. BROWNE, Surveyor. II.
In our issue of week before last, in an
account OF a sensation near Foreston, we
said that Ed Meyers had died in the peni-
tentiary. this statement was made upon
information received by US, but 1t turns out
TO be mistake. Capt. D. }: Griffith Su-
perintendent of the penitentiary wired Us
as follow yesterday. ED Meyers IS alive
and in my custody" We make this cor
reciion so as to remove the impression that
Meyers IS now at large with other conVlcts.