The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-11-06

1t is to be quietly done on the 18th,
inst.
All kinds OF House Paint at Rhame's
Drug Store.
In. E. S. Erwin is having erected a
Rice dwelling in Triangle park.
Bullion Buggy paint is as good as
gold. Rhame's Drug Store sells 1t.
Died last Saturday, Josie, the y.
In56ths-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Sprott.
Buy your Millinery from D. Hirsch-
mann and save money.
Mr.. Wilson Dickson, who has been at
/Boafdman, n. c., for the past SIX
months is in Manning.
Buy your Clothing from D. Hirsch-
mann and save money.
There will be preaching at Fellowship
church next Sunday at 400 O'Clock.
Rev. J. J. Myers viii preach.
Q/Hirschmanu is selling out mis- en-
>cIre stock of Clothing at very low prices.
MIR. W. C. DuRant has bought lot
on Church street, upon which he can
raise cane or anything else he wants.
Four thousand dollars worth of Cloth
ing and Hats at Jenkinson'S at % per
cent. discount.
Mr.. S. I. Till has gone to manufac-
turing troubles-he is now keeping
house in the cottage recently occupied
by Rev. W. Il. Mills.
A bright new buggy made so with
Bullion Buggy Paint. Rhame's Drug
Store sells it.
Hon. Joseph F. Rhame was in Tim
monsville last Saturday attending tne
preliminary hearing of Smith & Den
mis-, who are charged with arson.
At the Sign of the Golden Mortar.
Read advertisement in another column.
The r. B. Loryea Drug Store.
Blind Tom gave a performance in
Manning last Friday evening to very
large audience, and those who heard
him were amazed at his talent. Tom
has been before the public for Il years.
During that time he has travelled the
world over.
A great opportunity. Jenkinson is
selling out his Clothing and Hats at %
per cent. discount.
It is being daily demonstrated that
hol ooi1antiooc hjcr StnoLyS
fall notes and heavy insurance Is COM
binatios~fable to ignite and cause
great confagration almost any night.
1T is to be hoped debt will take on
torch craze in this town.
D. Hirschmaun is going out of the
clothing business. Co and get what you
want at very low price.
We have had number of anxious
INQUIRIES about Buster" our Pinewood
correspondent, and on making search
for him we discovered him in cotton
field picking for all he was worth. He
will come back to US as soon as he
gathers enough to pay his lien.
Jenkinson will retire from the Cloth
ing business and is selling out his stock
OF Clothing and Hats at 25 per cent
discount.
Parties having lands for sale are in
vited to confer with THE TINES editor,
as he desires to pick up fewreal estate
bargains, and he has some friends with
an appetite for the same kind Of a
relish. 1t might be to the interest Of
parties wanting to dispose of their prop
erty to keep this in mind.
Do YOU want nice Suit of Clothes?
Well, Jenkinson's is the place to go; he
is selling out his stock Of Clothing and
Hats at 25 per cent. discount.
We fear very much that we will have
very little court work on account of the
Jury trouble. Lawyers who are not
anxious for their cases to come to trial
will raise the point decided By Judge
Gary. This is an unfortunate condiuion,
and the tax payers are the sufferers.
: IF the point is raised the first day, the
iuries will be dismissed, but in our
opinion. the iuries will be held until
the county has had to pay for several
days.
The County Commissioners met last
Saturday to conduct routine business.
They have instructed their clerk to go
before the State Sinking Fund Com
mission to make claim for some money
belonging to the county which had been
paid to that board. Mr.. Lesesne has
completed the report of his investiga-
tion of the county offices and it is now
on file in the Clerk of Courts Office. 1t
is q voluminous document and shows a
tremendous amount of labor and intelll-
gent care.
We have received letters from friends
asking US to draw up petitions to have
the stock law exemption repealed, and
the impression has been created that we
we personally want this exemption done
away with. In order that our friends will
understand, we take this opportunity to
state that as member of the delega-
tion we have no interest in the matter
whatsoever, but if petition IS sent to
the delegation signed by majority OF
the people living in the section where
the law permits stock to run at large
during certain months, we will lay the
matter before the delegation and can
give our assurance that their WISHES
will be respected, but we cannot take
an active interest in the getting up OF
petitions because that would make US a
partisan. If there is objection to the
law all that is needed, is for those op-
posing 1t to get up a petition asking the
delegation to have it repealed, and if a
majority sign it, the delegation will be
duty pound to see that they get the law