The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-11-12

Fare. 10 cents each way.
Mr.. L. NJ. Ragin of Columbia, was in
Manning last Wednesday
Mr.. Frank Barron OF Wysacky spent
few days here last week.
Miss Lula Smith of Mullens is in
Manning on visit to her sister Mrs.
Slaughter.
Be sure to read the big advertise
ment from Rhame's Drug Store IN
every paper.
Mr.. F. P. Cooper, travelling CORE
spondent for the Columbia State, spent
last Thursday in Manning.
Representative OF fertilizer concerns
are in Manning almost every day
anxious to place their goods with our
farmers.
There will be preaching at Fellow
ship church next Sunday at ll:30 a. m.
and 400 O'Clock p. m. Rev. J. J. MYe rs
will preach.
NIGH. Pack, who formerly lived
in Manning, now travelling for the Pei
ger Mattress Company. was in Manning
last Monday.
A contract has been given out for
the rebuilding of the water mill on the
Colclough place, now own by HE
TINES editor.
We were mistaken last week in say
ing the managers would be paid this
week, they will not get there money
until after Friday.
Under the new jury law the jury
commissioners have drawn jury Tor
the second week OF court. Their
names appear elsewhere.
Read Jenk;nson's big advertisement
this week, he Is hammering prices fat
and making some of these fellows who
do not advertise grin and look disap-
pointed.
Cotton continues to drop in price,
and in our opinion we need not look
for better prices until the Spectators
are convinced they have it all in their
own hands.
W. P. Hawkins & Co. have fine lot
of horses, and one day last week they
sold horse to a gentleman living IN
Williamsport, Pa, and shipped 1t to
his home, and they also shipped horse
to a gentleman in Charleston.
Big times at Pamela academy Friday
evening Nov. Il. DR.. G. G. Brown Of
Sumter will deliver an address COM
mencing at 7 O'Clock, after which oys-
tiers fruit etc., will be served, proceeds
for the benefit of the school. The pub
lie is invited.
We had peculiar dream last night,
it was to the effect, that party OF bird
hunters would soon 60 out, and they
would have fine sport and good luck,
they would think of US who cannot take
to the fields, and send US a fine brace
OF patridges. We told this dream be-
fore breakfast, and now we shall wait
to see if There is anything in a dream
coming true!if told before the morning
meal.
Our next serial story will be Donald
Donaldson, Jr., by Howard Fielding.
This story is said to be one of Fielding's
best, and the critics have given it much
praise. We want our readers to look
out for the opening chapter. Tell your
friends who do not take The TIMES, if
they want to take advantage Of the
rich, rare and racy story soon to begin
in this paper they had better SEND n
their subscriptions at once.
Lovett's Boston Stars were here last
Wednesday evening, and gave a large
audience a most refined and cultured
entertainment. Miss Harvey captured
the audience with her recitals, and
Miss Bickford was a very charming
singer. Miss Mayo performed very
sweetlv on the violin, and Mr.. Lovett
kept the audience in ripple Of mirth.
We hope the lyceum will have the
pleasure of hearing this company
again.
It never pays to allow business OF
any kind to lag. Notice a merchant
who does not take interest enough IN
his business to advertise and you will
notice g. man who is either on the road
W OdTSlE SALSO. 1d1io1O = VI NOiAi ~ StiiA'S
When you see merchant who did ad'
vertise and withdrew advertising be-
cause he wanted to cut down expenses,
watch his front door, and see how fre'
quent lawyers visit him with claims 1or
collection.
We want our readers to fail not in
reading DR.. D. o. Rhame's advertise
ment is this issue. DR.. Rhame the
Summerton druggist has made a dead
set to build up large mailing business
or make the other druggist in the
county get move on themselves He
Is doing a large business and he keeps
any and everything that first class
drug store will handle. DR.. Rhame is
also a pharmacist of reputation, and his
prescription department is already well
known away from Summerton.
Have YOU read Marks & Sons adver,
tisement in this paper, if you have not,
then turn to it at once, and see the
prices they are offering to send you by
mail or express. Do you know this
concern, well, they keep at the corner
of King and Calhoun streets opposite
the Citadel square, and they certainly
have the Maceys of the State. II you
wish to make trial order write for
samples and they will gladly send them
to you. When writing, please say you
saw their advertisement in this paper.