The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-10-09


and weighed By the public weigher.
and received q ticket no. 26, he added
to the ticket no. y weight 5Sl pounds,
of course he received pay for two bales.
and the forgery and fraud was not dis
covered until ODonnel~ 4 Co. went TO
check up. So far the fellow has sue
C eeded in making good his escape.
Wagons, BuggieS. Mowers and Hay
Rakes, low for cash, or will sell 1or
one-half cash. balance On time to par
ties who can make satisfactory note.
Legg, Hutchinson & Co.
Martha Josephine Webber infant
daughter of P. w. and N. L. Webber,
died Oct. 3rd. 1901, and was Inferred at
Bethlehem Cemetery. She was two
months old and was remarkably bright
and sweet: all that devoted parents,
kind friends and skillful physicians
could do was done, but in vain God took
her to himself. Farewell lAtle Jose
phine. though thy voice is hushed and
thv eyes are closed yet we know where
thou art gone, and we hope to meet
thee in the sweet bye and bye IL
heaven there is one more beautiful
beckoning hands calling for loved ones
to come. J. G. G.
Lewis Ockerman, Goshen, Ind: De
Wits Little Early Risers never bend
me doubleslik other pills, but do their
work thoroughly and make me feel like
boy" Certain thorough, gentle. Inc
R. 3. Loryea Drug Store.
AS an example OF genuine improve
ment the modern stables of W. ?. Haw-
kins & Co. is the superior of any SAFES
stable in South Carolina that we have
anv knowledge of. 1t is worth every
farmers while to visit it, whether he
wants to buy a buggy, wagon, harness,
saddle, horse. mule, or not, he will get
IDEAS at that stable which he can carry
home with him to put in vogue in his
own at little cost. Mr.. Hawkins showed
US through yesterday, and on entering
we saw a beautiful display OF harness
in glass cases, farther back; were as
handsome pleasure vehicles as can be
found anywhere. in the next room was
wagons of the very best manufacture
and models of strength, and between
the two is conveniently arranged
Office with Captain D. J. Bradham in
charge of the books. But the most at
tractiye feature of this mammoth es-
tablishment is the home for the live
stock. Large, airy and clean, great
essentials for the preservation of the
lhealth of stock: stables are kept per-
fectly clean and the whole appearance
of things is inviting. All through the
stables are fountains of arteslan water,
and in the mule department every con-
venience is there to display stock, and
those who 60 there to look are not an
moved with the bad odors usual in sta
bles. We ask our friends to visit this
establishment and inspect it, and know
ING Mr.. Hawkins well, we can give
our personal assurance that he will be
found thoroughly reliable and that he
will endeavor to transact his business
to make friends. When you come to
town be sure and visit the sales and
livery stables of W. P. Hawkins & Co..
When you see it in our advertisement
it is so. Toilet Soap 3 cakes for 10
cents the best value for the money ever
offered in Manning. The R. B. Loryea
Drug Store.
The annual millinery Openings"
took place in this town last Wednesday
and Thursday, and as usual the display
of millinery was Of the seasons most at
tractive specialties. On Wednesday
the weather was inclement, and the
early part of the day the ladies did not
turn out in great numbers, but with
the sunshine in the afternoon came the
ladies iu full force. At .Jenkinson's a
nice lunch was spread and there was
music to add to the tastily decorations:
Miss Coppedge's department was thing
of beauty and the styles were Joy to
the woman. The dress goods depart
ment had as nice display Of dress goods
and trimmings as could be found any
where and Jenkinson seemed to be in
his glory while showing off the latest
styles in this line.
At Till's, the millinery was bower
of flowers, ribbons, laces and feathers,
Partisan model hats were the delight OF
the ladies and Mrs. Bass has every rea-
son to feel proud of her success in get
ting up handsome show for her first
opening, Fill's millinery department
shows great Improvement and his ex-
Shibition of fashiorably trimmed hats
will prove holy terror to the hus-
bands and daddies.
Hirschmann had an opening too,
which was very favorably commented
on. Those who saw the exquisitely
trimmed hats, the handiwork of Mrs.
Hirschmann and Miss Paget came
away delighted. These ladies are ex-
pert milliners and the display they
made was very pretty and attractive.
Courtesy extended to all our patrons
whether from the mansion or the cabin.
Miss jamie Ingram and Mr.. Pluner
Clark, Ph. c., are with US and will be
pleased to see their friends. The r. B.
orvoo nr,, Or Store