The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-04-12

Where does all the cash come from
Louis Levi was so busy selling goods tina
he hardly had the time to mark the good
he was opening ami it was the sane vltl
! Kendall, dickinson and Rigby, but w
cannot say that all of our merchants sharet
in the busy whirl; some spent their tim
wondering where all the cash comes from
One CT our new advertisers Is 90 wei
| pleased with the effect Of his advertisement
| that he Qait talking to customer last Sat
urdav night to let Us know that he has al
ready felt tho difference in his cash trade
His store was crowded all day Saturday snt
his deposit in the bank on Monday VA
the heaviest he has made this season trcn
the sale of goods. Hereafter that merchan
will solicit US for space. We speak OF Mr.
J. W. Mcleod.
The Second South Carolina Regiment
now encamped at Augusta, Will be mus
tered out about the goth. Company D |:
commanded by ". c. Davis of Manning
but outside of the officers there are no
over twenty men in the company FROM
Clarendon. II Captain Davis could bring
! his company home with him and keep
organized Clarendon would have mill
tary company to boast OF, but when thest
bows get on. Of service there vii! be nt
more military for them. at least for awhile
Mothers wishing stout healthy girls
should give them Simmons SQuaw Elne
Wine or Tablets as they approach puber-
ty. Sold by DR. W II Brocliintou.
There is such thing as being in the
fashion these days at a very little cost. D.
L. David & Brother Of Charleston nave m
advertisement in another column ana we
can truthfully say they are thoroughly re-
liable and will take pleasure 10 taking an ;
Of our readers through their Immense STOCK
of clothing, hats and gents furnishings
They have tue finest clothing store ID the
city, and their tailoring department IS one
of the largest in the South. "e hope cur
readers, whom in Charleston, will give them
q call
Does your house need paint? If so, send
at once to that olG and reliable firm OF W.
E. Holmes & Co.. who have been supply.
ing the people with paints oils and glass
for many years aud have always gwen sat
isfaction. There is no house in Charleston
better known to the people of this county
than w. E. Holmes l. Co. Their house IS
on East Bav aud when in the city 90 to see
them. MIR. A. H. Breedin, their represent.
ative, lives in Manning and he will be de-
lighted 10 give you M estimate for paints.
he is an expert and takes pleasure in serv'
ing his patrons.
Used during expectancy, Simmons Squaw
Vine Wine or Tablets cheer and strengthen
mother, shortea labor and rob confinement
or its terrors. Sold By Dr. w NJ Brockinton
The Armour Packing Company have at
last discovered the existence OF Manning
and they have sent agents here to make
this place distributing point for thel'
meats. This is great advantage to CuI
merchants as it gives them direct connec-
ton with the Western slaughter houses
ana will be great saving IN freight. BY
making this a distributive point, meats
will be shipped here II bulk aud in un-
broken cars aul delivered to dealers With
the same advantages that cities have. Oui
merchants can thus save the pronts OF bro
kers and thereby give their customers the
benefit.
The editor is in receipt of a letter from
Charleston Informing him that Mrs. Otto
lencui has consented to take about ten
| LADY boarders Tor the reunion. This Is
fine opportunity for party OF ladies' t'
make arrangements for home @nrlnH
their STAY in the city. Mrs. OstocnGui 5
residence is at l26 Wentworth street and Is
about FIVE minutes walk from the aaiiso
rum. We would a.riSe any OF Gu" LADY
friends contemplating visit to the clty tol
the reunion, to communicate with Mrs VI.
tolepeui at once, and those who succeed
in making arrangements may consider
themselves fortunate in securing so pleas
ant an abode. Address Board" l26 Went
worth street.
Malaria cannot fnd lodgment in The
system while the Liver is in perfect order
| DR. NJ a Simmons Liver Medicine is the
best Regulator. Sold by DR. " u Brockln
ton.
The trial of the Lake City lynchers wa:
commenced last Monday Two of the par
ties charged were dropped from the list O
defendants and are to be used as witnesses
for the government Their names are
Early P. Lee and Joseph P. Newham; they
admitted beng connected with the crime
and having participated in it. The!
turned States evidence and by this meaui
thew escape trial; the case against then
was mol pressed by the District Attorney
The names of the parties put on trial ar
Martin Ward, ". A. Webster, Ezra Nc
knight, Henry Stokes, Henry Goodwin
SIoultrie Epps, Charles D. Joyner, Osca
Kelly, Marion Clark, Alonzo Rodgers ane
Edwin N. Rodgers.
We call the attention of our readers tt
the advertisement of Mr.. j. ". Herlot, tn
grocer and baker. This establishment i
! filing need in this community Mr.
Heriot keeps line Of groceries not usu
ually handled by those who handle genera
merchandise. His line is family supplies
aud in his store will the housekeepers inc
those many little things that are needed t
prepare the delicacies which are requ!slt
to make nice meal Besides, Mr.. Hero
keeps tull line Of all kinds of groceries
He also handles nice line Of the choices
crackers and candies. In his bakery de
partment be has an experienced baker an(
the material used is the very best. Try hi
bread and cakes and you will always pat
roniZe him.
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