The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-08-23

Mr.. C. W. Kendall has gone North
to buy his fall goods.
Mr.. Samuel W. Barron left this
morning to accept a position at HUI
n. C.
NJ. Joe Wells returned home Mon
day evening from his trip to Asheville
n. C.
Mr.. Frank Barron goes to Packs.
Vile to keep books at Bradham' IS
store.
Mr.. Louis Levi. has returned home
from his trip to Chicago looking hap
py and improved in health.
Fresh Rutabaga seed, Rtame's drug store.
Mr.. MurSett Mouzon will hold down
the position of bookkeeper at the
store of Mr. j. W. Mcleod.
Judging from the number of stores
opening up in the country there must
Oe a fine prospect for seed cotton
traffic.
Mr.. C. J. Lesesne one Of hingstree's
merchants, after spending several
days in Clarendon visiting relatives
returned home last Monday evening.
The up-country has gone wild on
rollor mills, If a little of that craze
will reach this section. our people
will be able to eat unadulterated
flour once more.
4 telegram reached here just before
going to press announcing the death
from sunstroke of Dr. Reubin B. Lor-
yea, at Tryon, n. c. The body will be
buried in Sumter S. G.
Simmons Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets
are effective, elegant to take, and produce
no unpleasant after results. Sold by DR.
W N Brocklnton.
Mr.. Aaron Weinberg has just re-
ceived patent for cord-ball hold
er, which is a very useful counter at
tachment for store. Mr.. Weinberg
thinks he has good thing in his pa
tent and is already receiving propo-
Sition from manufacturers.
On the 18th inst Mrs. S. W. Reep,
a highly respected young woman OF
York county was found assassinated
in her bed, and her husband has been
arrested and lodged in jail, suspected
Of the crime. 1t is thought that an
other woman is connected with the
horrible tragedy.
Always destroy the dread Of becoming
mother by taking Simmons Squaw Vine
Wine or Tablets. Sold by DR. " N Brock
inton.
The council did some good work
on few of the sidewalks by putting
down some clay, now if they will buy
cart and mule and haul clay on the
streets in the course Of year we will
have decent driveways in our town,
and the bicycles could then run some
where else than on the walks.
Parties are making inquiries relat-
ing to the establishing of a round
bale plant at this point. We are not
sufficiently informed on the subject
to know whether our farmers desire
to market their cotton by the new
process. 1t is claimed that by the
round bale process the producer gets
about one cent per pound more for
his cotton; at any rate it is now too
late for this season any way.
We are very much pressed for mon
ey and our subscribers would confer
a special favor if they will come for
ward now and settle. 1t is utterly
impossible for us to meet our obliga-
tions unless we can collect what is
due us. We have printers to pay,
paper and ink to buy, and all of this
requires money and this we must
have. THE TINES does a straight
business and makes every endeavor
to give the people an honest paper.
Ho. for good time Take advantage of
the excursion to the Isle Of Palms on
September 9th.
Mr.. Ed Green of New Zion, has
proved himself to be in the land of
the living by coming to Manning last
Monday with a load Of tobacco which
he placed upon the floor of the Peo-
ple's Tobacco Warehouse, and which
brought him such satisfactory price
that he came in with a years sub
scription and high praizes of the
treatment he received at the tobacco
warehouse. Mr.. Green says he will
not only come back again, but will
endeavor to get his friends to bring
their tobacco to Manning.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers benefit per.
manently. They lend gentle assistance to
nature, causing no pain or weakness, per-
naneutly curing constipation and liver all
ments D. o. Rhame, Summerton; DR.. W.
NJ. Brocklnton, Manning.
At yesterday mornings session of
the Summer school, one of the teach
ers rose, during the discussion of en-
glish, and asked the following Ques-
ton. professor which is correct
them molasses or those molasses?H
The class laughed of course, and the
teacher in rather explanatory embar-
asssment turned to the class and
said Il have heard both terms used
and | want to know which is correct.
Them molasses" might go all right
enough in that teachers section but
if he goes to mixing it up with those
molassesn of the teachers of other
sections he will find himself stuck in
these molassesses.
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