The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1900-08-29

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noon.
The 6ispensary was closed yesterday.
How about a Lemon Phosphate now
at Brockinton's Fount.
The cotton crop OF this county IS
fully one-half short.
Grape Juice deliciously refreshing at
Brockinton'S Soda Fount-
Hon. L. NJ. Ragin of Columbia is Wis
itinn friends at Summerton.
Brcckinton's Soda Water, Bright,
sparkling, cold and refreshing.
The Connor Mounted Rifles will have
2 drill at Packsville next Saturday.
Soda Water. cold as it ought to be,
and sweet as YOU like it at Brocklnton 5.
Editor H. G. Osteen OF the Sumter
Item spent last Saturday IN Manning
Died last Sunday at her home near
New Zion. Mrs. Viola 5. Lee. aged about
p years.
Write DR.. C. J. N1ofett, St. Louis,
Mo-. for his valuable little TEETEINA
Wash-List Book. free. lit
The summer swallows are returning
home from the mountains. Springs ana
Seaside.
24OO Matches, warranted to strike st
y cts. package. The r. B. Loryea
Drug Store.
There will be preaching at Fellow
ship church next Sunday morning at
II a. m. and 5 p. m: Sunday school at
1 pm.
Extra Buggy Shafts. Buggy Poles
and Wagon Shafts, painted IN olfterent
colors. Legg s. Hutchinson.
There was considerable activity in
Manning last Monday, principally
among those who had private business
with candidates.
Pure Apple Vinegar, Pure White
Wine Vinegar. The r. B. Loryea
Drug Store.
Mr.. I. C. Stockton, a government Oh
fcer in the pension department spent
several days in Manning looking after
certain pension claims.
Smoking Tobacco by the pound, eS-
cellent quality. The R. B. Loryea
Drug Store.
There was tremendous crowd of col
ored people in town last Sunday ID at
tendance upon the Sunday school con-
vention at the a. N. E. church.
Finest Buggies on earth. a car load
of the Anchor now on the way. Legg
s. Hutchinson.
Died at Bishopville 23rd. inst, Capt.
Y. n. Butler aged 50 years. The de.
ceased was once prominent citizen OF
Clarendon and for many years lived ID
this town.
Woods celebrated Turnip Seed, all
varities, tested and tried. The X 8.
Loryea Drug Store.
Nh. Il. Hirshman of New York has
rented the store, formerly occupied by
the Manning Grocery &C., and Will open
m g geperal store. His goods are now
in the depot.
For Summerville, Columbia and Sum
TER Brick, 90 to Legg & Hutchinson.
They have sold forty car loads this sea-
son.
Clerk of Court J. H. Timmons, while
engaged in drawing book from a rec
ord case on last Monday, was struck
with pain in the back which caused
him considerable alarm.
All the latest war and political news
in The New York Journal. at cents
copy. Sunday edition &c. The K. Is.
Lorvea Drug Store.
Mr. Il. Hirschmann is opening up a
dry goods and clothing store on IHE
NAMING TINES block, in the building
FORMERLY occupied by the Manning Gro
cerv Co. Look for his ad. next week.
If YOU wish to see the largest lot and
-he prettiest line of Mems. Boys ana
Misses, Riding Saddles, go to Legg 4
Hutchinson.
The second primary comes off Tues
day Ilth, day OF September. 1t IS I'm,
Dortant that every voter turn out ana
vote on that day, as it will be the hght
70 decide the election.
There NAV be as good but we doubt
: International Stock Food for horses,
COWS, hogs, poultry. hlghesO county
testimonials. The K. b. LorEea Dfus
Store.
M, 2 r. Farvin of Tadmor Texas
brorher of Mr.. T. II. Harvin OF Pano.
10 aftar visit to his brother. passed
through Manning on his way home
SVhiIe here he made this Office an ap
preciative call.
Il is GOOD. no trouble to sell it. Three
car loads of the Anchor Brand Lime
sold in the last sixty days Legg q
Hutchinson.
ON last Friday while hauling an en-
cr;oe on Mr.. E. 2. Geddings, wagon
Sbarner Convers, colored, fell IRON the
loon between Rimini and Clarendon
and the heavily loaded wagon ran over
and killed him.
\ lot of the Russell One-Horse Mag
ons Just arrived; best Oh the marhe[ TI;ss
lowest ID price. Have been se!lns
them for wears and never heard OF one Z
that did not give satisfaction. Legs
Hutchinson.
Married last Sunday morning by Rev
W. A. Pitts, at the home OF the orloe
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Mltcnum
near Jordan, Mr.. viii Wood OF Collm
bia and Miss Olivia c. Mitchum. Inc
1nn,nle LEI: for COlnn,n hia Sunday