The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-01-08

We extend to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Nimmer our appreciation for box G
cake, made and sent here from SYRIA
their native home. The cake had
peculiarly delicious tiavor-rather
more-ish taste.
Our line of Box Paper, Writing Tab
lets, Visiting Cards. Paper and Envel
opes. Pens. Pencils at any price ha:
never been excelled. The X. b. Lor
yea Drug Store.
The holder of ticket number Il is the
winner of Rigby's beautiful prize doll
Mr.. Rigby gave US this number TO p9o
lish last week. but we forgot 1t. The
lucky one can get the doll by presenting
coupon II at Rlgby's.
One pound excellent Writing Paper
for 10 cents: TO Sheets Paper and ii
Envelopes for 20 cents-the greatest
values ever offered. The R. B. Loryes
Drug Store.
Some one borrowed volume OF the
Encyclopedias Britannica from THE
TINES Office, which we would like uc
locate, as it breaks the set, and cannot
be replaced. The party having it will
please make the same known.
"Sweets to the Sweet" Tenney's
Bon Bons and CONNECTIONS in pound and
half pound artistic boxes, Tenney's
Peanut Brittle. Williams Walnut
Candy. The +. B. Loryea Drug Store
White Corn Sl.00 per bushel. Mixed
Oats 7Oc. Red Rust Proof Seed Oats
Soc. Wheat Bran 100lb. sacks, Sl.50
Ground Feed 1O0lb. sacks Sl.75. We
have large quantities of Grain Bran
and Mixed Feed and can fill all orders
promptly. Legg, Hutchinson & Co.
To arrive shortly, Seed Potatoes
Early Rose. Bliss Triumph, Red. Our
friends who purchased them from US
last season need not be told where tc
secure them now. The R. B. Loryea
Drug Store.
The historic liberty bell, has been
taken from independence hall, and
SSsgted Southward last Monday morn
ing, it will arrive in Charleston to-
morrow, escorted by the Mayor OF the
city OF Philadelphia, several members
of the city council and guard OF 20,
lice. The coming of the bell is one o1
the great features of the exposition.
Has county reputation: DR.. Cur.
tins Headache Powders, safe, sure.
quick. Gives almost instant relief in
the most severe sick, nervous and bll'
ious headaches. Prepared only by The
r. 3. Loryea Drug Store.
We call special attention to the letter
IRON Senator Tillman in this issue, and
would ask our readers to read II
through, note what he says and then
compare our reply with it. If you can
find copy of The MANNING TINES Of
December 11th, read the editoria!
which Senator Tillman refers to, and
then you will be in an Intelligent po'
sition to Judge whether we have in any
way mislead our readers.
Even during the g1adsome season
never forget that at the Sign OF the Col
den Mortar you will find a Modern Drug
Store. complete in all its appointments
containing the most complete stock
north of Charleston. The R. B. Lor
yea Drug Store.
Our attention has been called to ar
Act of the General Assembly relating
to mortgages on crops and other per
sonal property, which requires the en-
tire mortgage clause to be written OF
| typewriter, and not printed. We
give this information in order to save
people trouble. To make your printed
liens valid, run your pen through the
mortgage clause, and then write out
the property the mortgage is intended
to cover.
What is Kafeka? a boon tothe sick
and convalescent: nourishing anc
health giving bread in liquid form: il
makes pleasant, healthful beverage
strengthens without stimulating, salts
6es without shattering the nerves
highly recommended for children a:
well. The r. B. Loryea Drug Store.
On Mr.. A. S. Briggs plantation II
the Summerton section of the 26tt
inst. Jessie Mcbride, colored, acci
idertally shot and killed himself; about
the same time the accident occurred
his grandmother Kate Mcbride who
claimed to be lis years of age, died
This old soul was very aged and the
Oldest iuhabitant cannot recollect wher
I she was young. Her age may not be
as old as she claimed, but it is believed
that she was over hundred.
January salesday came off last Mon
day and our sheriff had two foreclosure
sales and one for partition. He sold q
tract of land containing one hundred
acres Salinas and others against Isaac
Rhame and others for S755, to John W
Rhame, a tract for partition JaneW. To
bias and others Mary Tobias and Others
containing two hundred and thirty SIX
acres for 1925 to J. W. Holiday, anc
another tract II. P. Spear and A. H
Silcox as administrators against W. G.
Frierson, containing nine hundred acres
for $4,000, to Lee & Noise attorneys.