The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-12-18

Our Cologne, prepared in our ]abora-
tory, is conceded by connolseurs to be
the most perfect Cologne on the mar
ket. The r. B. Loryea Drug Store.
Mr.. J. Harry Lesesne was one of the
law class that went up before the sup
RENE court last Thursday and stood q
very complimentary examination. Mr..
Lesesne is a young man of fine ability
and high integrity, and we predict for
him a brilliant career in his chosen
profession, He enters this new field
with the advantage OF practical edu-
cation in the law. having had number
of wears experience in the court house.
Our line of Pipes is simply superb, 1t
will delight the smokers heart. Pipes
in beautiful cases, will make an accept
able Christmas present. The F.. B.
Loryea Drug Store.
August Barno, sentenced to the State
penitentiary from Clarendon county,
and afterwards hired out to work on
the farm of J. D. Haselden atSellers IN
Marion county, escaped from that farm
on last Sunday and reward OF 500. IS
offered for his capture and return to
Mr.. J. D. Haselden at Sellers. At the
same time Barno made his escape, an
other negro by the name of Jim Cole
man escaped with him, reward OF
$50. offered for Coleman also.
Our line of Box Paper, Writing Tab
lets, Visiting Cards, Paper and Envel-
opes. Pens, Pencils at any price has
never been excelled. The r. B. Lor-
yea Drug Store.
Our merchants are prepared now to
handle big holiday trade, and we can
say to those who have money that, out
side of groceries, a little cash will buy
u great deal of goods. Profits are no
longer considered, the merchant wants
to tighten his stock and he will take
the none with or without profit. We
urge our ,eaderS to bring their cash to
Mannipc, but before doing SO make up
their purchasing lists from the adver-
tisinq columns of The TINES.
ssSweets to the Sweet" Tenney's
Bon Bons and CONNECTIONS in pound and
half pound artistic boxes, Tenney's
Peanut Brittle. Williams Walnut
Candy. The Z. B. Loryea Drug Store.
Sheriff Davis and his deputy is kept
very busy serving the warrants OF the
Manning Magistrate, and the work mas
grown to such an extent that IN all
probability something will have to be
done to proved him with additional
help. Parties living near other magis-
trates come to Manning to prosecute
and the law should require persons to
90 to their nearest magistrate. When
the act was made requiring the sheriff
to serve the local magistrates warrants
it was not contemplated to relieve. the
constables of other magistrates from
doing the work they are being paid Tor.
The county delegation will have to con-
slider this important matter.
The largest line of Cigars ever Of
fered. embracing the well known
brands, Exports, General Steadman,
Saborosa, Dunn Spiro Spero Spes, ISL,
Air-Ship, Porto Rico Imported. A
suitable present for gentleman friend,
a pretty box of 1911 Cigars. The r. B
Loryea Drug Store.
In the Magistrates court yesterday
in the case of Ashby Robertson, charg-
ed with assault and battery with IN
tent to kill, and carrying concealed
weapon. S. C. Dennis the prosecutor
was not allowed to testify on the ground
that he, Dennis. had been convicted
and sentenced to the penitentlary.
Dennis showed that he had been par
doned by the governor, but counsel for
Robertson took the position and was
sustained by the Magistrate, that the
pardon restored to Dennis the right to
vote, but not the right to testify in
court. It does seem to US that II
man has his citizenship restored by a
pardon, it carries with it the full rights
of citizenship, voting, sitting on jurles,
and testifying in courts. Dennis.
pardon would surely amount to little If
he is to be debarred from prosecuting
those who transgress against the
rights OF citizenship that has been re-
stored to him by the governors pardon.
The world of books. the world Of
books is still the world" To arrive,
the largest assortment of Novels, Poets,
History, Juveniles, Boys and Girls
Books in cloth and paper editions--all
prices; 500 titles. We can please any
taste from grave and gay, from lively
to severe" The r. B. Loryea Drug
Store.
We have received a letter from the
postmaster at Mouzon's. in which he
sets forth that our complaint about HE
TINES for the postofices OF Workman,
New Zion, Seloc, Turbeville and other
points not being promptly delivered,
and often delayed cannot be attributed
to his Office: that upon arrival they are
promptly forwarded, but that some
times they do not reach him until Sat-
urday in that case they are held over
until Monday. We also received let
ter from the postmaster at Kingstree IN
which he says he sends out The ZINES
promptly on arrival. Something IS
wrong either at kingstree or Mouzon's
The TINES mail leaves here Wednes-
day evening and reaches kingstree
early Thursday morning, on Friday,
Workman and the other Salem points
should be sent out, reaching Mouzon' S
the same morning, and there it
is taken out, and the others are
sent on, thus making the delivery
all on Friday. If Kingstree does not
delay the delivery, then the fault must
be st Mouzon's; it lies between those
two Offices, and we give notice that any
more complaints we have to make will
be investigated by the postal authori-
ties.