The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1900-11-21

bOI / lahS SpllcluLIe JuSN -
when YOU want L. * NJ. Paint, oJt m
sist upon having L. & NJ. The II. d.
Loryea Drug Store.
| The price OF cotton has been reduced
land we have reduced the prices on ~ al
dies Capes and Mems ClothlnS oe4o"
the price OF cotton. Louis Lew.
Via Sue Canal, Green and Black
Tea Tea drinkers appreciate our
blend. The X. Is. Loryea Drug store.
The Manning Oil Mill and illuminate
jnr Co. has made 4 change in Its otfl-
,,;al h,a.3 Hon. .IoSephF. Rhame re-
is;rnpa the presidency. and Mr.. +. l..
Wj7.;ns was elected in his stead. The
Mil viii soon be ready to begin work.
The rosnpanv will have first class
oIan;. all OF the latest improved machin-
cry has been put IN ana we see no rea-
son why it should fail OF being q good
investment for its projectors. OF course
ali institutions of this character must
Get on their feet before money can be
realized. this takes time and patience,
ana it may take 4 couple of years before
this mill will begin to pay dividend,
but those who have the means 10 invest
and hold on long enough, Will realize.
Soda Water. cold as it ought be,
and sweet as YOU like il at Brocknton's.
Keep your eye on Rhame'S Drug Store
till Christmas if you do not wish TO miss
chances to buy pretty and unique pres
ents. rs st
Matters not what goods are priced to
YOU at. S. /. Til viii beat 1t.
\ very distressing accident occurred
at Packsville last Wednesday in the
home of Mr.. Joe ". Minis. About one
O'Clock while Mrs. Minis was engaged
with her household duties in another
room. Lynwood, their bright and inter-
esting little four year old daughter, was
playing in the kitchen. and in some un-
known way the little child's dress
caught on fire. The flames enveloped
the poor little girl in a moment, the
mother hearing her screams. rushed toI
her and ir her attempt TO smother the
ire. dragged table cloth from the
dining table and wrapped the child in
it. Mrs. Minis hands became severely
burned before the fire could be eNtln-
ruisbcG. All human aid was given the
little sufferer, but she was too badly
burned to save. and after suffering
about five hours her pure little soul en-
tered the pearlv gates. This in anoth-
er dreadful lesson TO parents no to let !
children be alone where there IS fire.
Remember our cut price sale will
only continue until the first of Janu-
ary. Louis Levi.
Linked sweetness long drawn out. F."
Sausage seasoning and everything per-
tanning TO the sausage. The Z. B. Lor-
yea Drug Store.
Another car load of Portland Cement
just arrived. We pay special attention
to orders by mail and can make prompt
shipments to any place desired. Legg
& Hutchinson.
Last Monday night about 10 O'Clock
Mr.. a. A. Thames who lives near Eel /
lowship church missed bale of cotton |
which had been stolen from his yard, |
and with Mr.. W. P. Gardner and other
neighbors he struck out to hunt the
thief. About two o'clock in the morn
ing he overlook q negro by the name OF
John Lewis with the cotton loaded on a
one-horSe wagon. Lewis, cotton, horse
and wagon were at once taken and |
driven back to Mr.. Thames house, and
Lewis brought on to Manning and |
lodged in jail yesterday morning. The
horse and wagon. Lewis claims belongs
to Bill ConyerS from about Wilson's
and that he was employed to haul the
cotton to Davis Station. We rather
think when court meets Lewis will find
EMPLOYMENT on the roads which will |
not require him to be out at night.
Later it was learned that Lewis hired
the horse and wagon from January
Stukes, and it is thought his purpose
was. after selling the cotton, to sell the
horse and wagon also.
a '.candied" compliment to a lady
a box of Tenney'S famous CONNECTIONS,
in pound and half pound boxes. The
r. B. Loryea Drug Store.
Our stock of Goods must and will be
reduced by the first of January, and II
YOU wish to buy Goods cheaper than
ever before give US call. Louis Levi.
Among Manning merchants who are
endeavoring to cater to the trading
public is Mr.. Louis Levi. He comes
out this week in another column infor-
ming the people that his tremendous
stock of goods will be sold at slaughter.
ing prices. This means that the year
1900 is coming to close and with the
foresight of a thorough going merchant
he proposes to reduce his stock as much
as possible, regardless OF profit to him
self. Mr.. Levi does not believe IN
carving over old stock, and in order to
reduce, he offers special inducements to
BUYERS. Come to Manning and take
advantage of the bargains he offers.
Remember Levi bought his goods be-
fore the recent rise in all classes OF
merchandise and is in position 10
make it to the advantage of those seek
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