THE MANNING TIMES.
S, A. NETTLEN
EDITOR AND PR1OP!RIETO1Z.
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S. A. NETTLES.
Manning, S. C.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1891,
Your Namie in Print.
--Mrs. J. A. Sprott. of Jordan, is very
sick.
-Mr. A. F. Beard, of Seloc. is danger
onsly ill.
Mr. John C. Davis. who has been very
ill, is improving slowly.
--Miss Rosa Elias, of Charleston, is
visiting Miss Sallie Levi.
-Miss Minnie Barnett, of Sumter, is
visiting Miss Annie Lorvea.
- -Mr. David Levi. of St. Paul, is in Man
ning, on a visit to his parents.
-Dr. J. M. Burgess, of Greeleyville, is
in town. Dr. Burgess appears to be in ex
cellent health.
A new well has been dug in front of the
Institute.
Hail in large quantities fell in the fork of
Black River yesterday. ,
Attention is called to the "want" of the
Killough Music Houlse Company.
Mrs. J. 0. Burgess has our thanks for
a waiter of strawberries and cake.
The court house is draped in respect to
the memory of Sheriff H. H. Lesesne.
The stores were closed yesterday during
the funeral services of Mrs. M. M. Davis.
Large quantities of fish are being caught
in Brewington, Martin's lake, and Prince's
Pond.
Owing to sicness and deaths, the Metho
,dist Sunday school picnic was indefinitely
postponed.
The town council should put a gang of
hands on Cemetery street, and give it a
thorough working.
Dr. Evans, who has been treating success
fully ssme of our best people, will be at
oinierton after this week.
Sunda; morning services at the Metho-'
dist church will hereafter conimenee at 11
o'clock instead of 1.i o-elock.
Died, Monday, the 4th inst., Joshua Ar
nold, aged 6S years. His funeral took place
yesterday at Bethlehem church.
H. A. Lowry has his soda water fountain
in full b'ast.
The youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. W.
T. P. Sprott. of Foreston, died last Thurs
<iay of cholera infantum, aged ten months.
Lemon, vanilla, and strawberry extracts
at Lowry's.
The Manning Baptist church is undergo
ing repairs. It will receive a new roof, be
painted, and otherwise put in thorough
repair.
Pure and unadulterated extracts of all
flavors at H. A. Lowry's.
The colored Odd Fellows society of this
place are erecting a two story frame build
ing, the upper story of which will be used
for a ball.
The handsomest assortment of paper an d
envelopes in town at H. A. Lowry's.
The county commissioners pay out money
next Friday on past indebtedness. Parties
holding such claims,should road notice in
this issue.
A new arrival of fancy dress ginghams
just received at Rigby's.
Straw berries and ice cream will be served
at the Manning Hotel every Tuesday and
Friday evenings, from 5 to 9 o'clock, for the
young folks.
All kinds of straw and felt hats at John
The waiting rooms at the depot have re
ently been supplied with comfortable
sets. Patent perforated settees have takea
the place of chairs.
Dress shields, garter web, ladies', misses',
and infant's hose will be found in great
varieties at Rigby's.
By special request of the Manning
Guards, Dr. W. S. Stokes will preach a ser
mon next Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock, in
the Methodist church.
Just received a lot of fine stationery at
Lowry's.
A severe hail and wind storm passed
trough the Pine Grove section last Sunday,
blowing down a large number of trees and
damaging all growing crops.
Go to Johnson's for good groceries at
wrt cash orices
The creditors of the estate of H. T. Avant,
who failed recently, will get 2]% cents on
the dollar. Several creditors refuscd to
take part in the assignment.
Corwitz Sarsaparilla is the best blood pu
iner. 128 doses for a dollar at Dinkins
.4 Co.'s drug store.
An alliance picnic will be at Pine Grove
church, Saturday, May 23rd. Capt. Brad
ai and others will make speeches. It is
to be a basket picnic, and the public gener
aly are invited.
The best and the cheapest steel weeding
hoes in town at Rigby's.
Sprott Guard's war reminiscences close
with this issue. Our readers are indebted
to Mr. George R. Jones, of Davis, for these
interesting sketches and we hope he will
often write for the TnnES.
If you want a cool and refreshing drink
go to Lowry's and get a glass of his spark
ling soda water.
Last Monday was salesday. Only on4
sale took place, which was that of M. Moise,
mocrtgagee, against J. J. Brunson, for an in
terest in 200 acres of land situated in the
Fork. It was kncked off' for S75.
A well selected stock of clothing, includ
ing seersackers, etc., at Johnson-s.
The train conveying the body of Miss
2laud Davis, last Sunday evening, was me1
on its arrival at the depot by a large num,
ber of sympathizing friends of the deceased
who escorted the body to the residence oj
Mr. J. T. Stukes.
For la grippe, coughs, colds, etc., use syr
up of rock candy, horehound, andl tolu
50I. a bottle at Dinkins & Co.'s drng store
Last Saturday Ingram Bradham, the four
year-old son of Intendant D. M. Bradham
tell from off a gate post on which he wa
sitting, and broke his arm. This is th
scond time the same kind of accident ha
h appened to the child.
First class milk shakes at Lowry's,
nikle a glass.
Lst Thursday morning Maji. H. H. Le
.sne wnas buried in the Jordan churce
d 'The funeral was attended by St
t -r Lodge, A. F. M., of which he was:
.dr. and maemuber's from Suimmerton
- tn, and 'Sumter lodges assisted, ii
t he imiasonic ceremomese at the grave. Th
irnh was crowded with frienrds of . de
~ ..The services were conducted b;
SC. issel assist~d by Dr. W.
e' pret.. st ad rmost f.shio;n-bl
s o the~sess'.n is '. white s' ss. en
the dres you wan~t.
st'or 'I~'ack. in L tington cnt
j .1 ., ont of~ 'a ispte' abent
Ater the sh1Otfng Hamm.. wa taken. .i
Ra' hotel in (olusaia,:I n~ here he linere
u ntl Friday night and died. Ilammunt wVi
-out thirty years of age and was familiar1
known here as "Bossard.". His remain
ero taen to Barnlwell for intermr-n..
picnic at R. R. lltup's.
Miss Jane Riley's school will have a pie
nic at the residence of R. R. Billups on
Fridav. I, :y 15th. The friends of hor
schori are respectfully invit-d withtir
haslets to nttend. The ladics of St. Panis
Methodist church will also have :.t th- ti m
and place above mentioned ice ' creau, ri-i
:ther li'ht refreshnnts for the ber-nt .'
their parsonaget- in Sumierton, arA ti pa
tronage of their friends g-vacaily are ve:y
respectively solicited in thisciffrt to b6am
tify their parsonago. 1.
Summorton, May, 4th.
Allhanc~e and Simday.achoo'l Pienie.
Trinity Sunday-school h:l a pieni
Saturiday at the CroZs r 11s. O Timo- w a
larg4ecrowd present, and jly and l
rei.ned supreim. Adr--. wi n 1
by Capt. D. J. Brarlam. Mr. A. J.
and Dr. Wood.
Trinity Aliance mnet -it th' allinee hd!!
the sam'e la. Five 'w miabo's wr
initiated. an'd, in acordanii- witl the in
structions of the County Allianxc. (apt. I)
J. Bradham delivered ain interestini" an1d
instructive lecture.
An exceedingly pleant day wais sis-nt
by all who attended.
Home Burned.-No insurance !
How often do we hear the ab-lv e
presion. How often is a family thro ii out
out of a home and upon the charities of th
public, simply through negleet to Insure
the building.
Is your house insured against loss by
fire ? It costs very little, ordinarily for
family residences it costs only one dollar
for each hundred dollars of property in
sured, and can any one afford to carry his
own risk, when he can insure at so small a
cost? A $500 fire policy on your house
will usually cost only $5. S. A. Nettles is
now representing some of the best and most
liberal fire insurance companies in th
country, and will take pleasare in placing
policies for the people of this county.
Seven Peaths in as Many Days.
Death has been very busy the past weel
and our community has suffered more:
probably than ever before in the same
length of time. Seven deaths in as niany
days:
April 27, Mrs. Wallace M. Plowden.
aged forty-one, died near Manning, of con
sumption.
April 29, Maj. H. H. Lesesne. aged fif
ty-one, died at Jordan, of paralysis.
April 30, an infant of Mr. and Mrs. W.
T. P. Sprott, aged ten months, died at For
eston, of cholera infantum.
May 1, John B. Hammet, aged about thir
ty, died in Lexington cf a gunshot wouna
received the day before.
May 3, Miss Mand Davis, aged seventeen,
died in Columbia, of pneumonim.
May 4, Joshua Arnold, aged sixty-eight,
died near Manning, of fever and ague.
May 4. Mrs. Martha M1. Davis, aged sixty
seven, died in Manning. of pneumonia.
All ages have been taken, and there ap
pears to be a special voice of Provirtence in
so great a sorrow upon our people. The
young may die; the old must die; and all
must or should be ready to respond to this
summons to go over to the great majority.
The Surrmours' Association.
At twelve o'cloch, noon, last Monday,
about fifty Confederate veteraus met in the
court house for the pnrpose of organizing a
survivors' association. Capt. D. J. Brad
ham called the meeting to order, and moved
that Hon. Joseph F. Rhame take the chair.
The motion was unanimously carried. Mr.
Rhame upon taking the chair made a speech,
thanking the survivors for the honor of
electing him their presiding officer. He
feelingly alluded to the valor and devotion
of the Confederate soldi'rs to the lost cause
of the South, and the great need of sonic
means of accurately and truthfully perpet
nating the history of the heroism displayed
by so many on the battle field and through
out the war. He spoke at length. At the
close of his speech, Rev. Jas. McDowell was
requested to open the meeting with prayer.
S. A. Nettles was appointed secretar-y.
A roll of those present was then made up,
and fifty names were enrolled. Capt.
Bradhan.imade a speech in which he men
tioned several war incidents, and said he
wanted the deeds of heroism spoken of
while the heroes were yet living, and no
better occasions could exist than at these
reunions.
A motion was made that a committee he
appointed to formulate and propose a plan
of permanent organization of the Confeder
ate suldiers in. this county, to report to an
adjourned meeting to be held the first Mon
day in July. The motion wvas carried, and
on another mction Mr. Rhume's name was
added to the committee as chairman. The
committee is: J. F. Rhame, Rev. JIas.
McDowell, D. J. Bradhami, T. M. Keels, R .
H. Grihin, J. C. Johnson.
The Chairman then alluded to the recent
death of Maj. Lesesne, and he and Messrs.
T. M. Keels and D. J. Bradham made eulo
gistic speeches. The committee on perma
nent organization was instructed to prepar-e
suitable resolutions pn his death, to be pre
sented at the next meeting.
The meeting then adjourned.
Summerton News.
SnMEnros, May 3.-The farmers are
having fine weather for working their crops.
but it is rather dry for the small grain
crops.
The annual school picnic on the first day
of May was a very pleasant occasion, and
wa enjoyed by all present.
The Old Folks' concert will co~me off on
next Tuesday night. Children's day at the
Methodist church on the 3rd Sunday in
May.
Quarterly Conference at St. James on
next Saturday and Sunday.
The Presbyterianls have their church
draped in mourning on account of the
death of their pastor, Rev. A. M. Sale. c.
"A stitch in time saves nine," and if you
take Hood's Sarsaparilla now it may save
months of future possible sickness.
News from Sandy Grove.
Sisor GROVE, April 27.- We are having
some as dry weather now as we had wet one
a month ago. The farmeis fear the stands
of cotton will be very poor.
I agree with your humorous and instruc
tive correspondent Tom in denounc
ing the lien and homestead laws. I look
upon them as the worst evil the laboring
class has to contend with. It is a retlee
tion upon a farmer's dignity and hcnesty
to require a lien or bill0 of sale of him.
pThe merchants certainly doubt his honesty
when they ask it; but they say they must
treat all alike. Why not repeal the obnox
os laws, and let his word be his lien, his
property his security ? I am not in favom
of repealing one without the other, for ,we
have some dishonest men. A short tine
ago I asked a member of the General As
sembly why they did not repeal those laws.
He asiked mae if I favored their repeal.]
told him I did. H~e said1 the reason was
there were more that did not favor it thau
did. My simple opinion is that the major.
*ity of the farmers favor it if the nmajority
-of the members do not. Bjrother farmiers
-what plan can wre fall upon to get this enr-e
- removed ? I would like to have Tom -'s ho
-has shown us the evil so clearly, to s.4 u
how to get rid of it.
Mr. S. N. Johnson and Mr Daniel Mi ois
of Sandy Grove. are said to have the fines
corn in Salem.
31r and Mrs. S. F. Cuiry are visiting reia
tis in Florence county.
The healthi of the community- is vern
To strengthen the hair, thicken th
toth, stop its blanching and falling ent
-ad where it is gray to restore the youthfur
color, u e Hall's IIalir Renewer.
Th~ is ppular colored divine. wsho is pre
- 'idig' elder ot this istrict if the- M. E
Chrecb' colored, wil preach at the colois
co buhilmding ne-x San-i, May 10th
- moriing and night.
a bn, wvhich is la-et in jiorencie-'. S. (.
tnd which lao; white stnekx'ler a -s wel
ie is, endeamurirg to reo-ize i/. ha
church herie.
Rev.A I.U. Samith, pricial of Smte
I oloed~ gr aded school. -s -a r, an
spreaches here every other Sunday.
y=Rev. Wilson is also postma~s::r at Hrm
sence, S. C. s.
anning. Mrv 5.
Office of LIU 0 TmTnERS.
D-alers in Geeral ?Jlrcandi.
nerr. S. C., 'iy 5h l.
E~litor. Mani--Y Time-:Wo ar.
crustauit.v r' iin on on ' a'-'' r
n onr inv4 ations to vit onr ire.
hill of w.i 1.1 , I ' ' o
wih ve nr awpn' rcsein
''1h1 t n ioe i ,,'
I:'it, ,1,l11 .fI'l'u
if b-v,1 1 I .:1-l - -. T .11
1'tOl'' 11 1 !1:1 *' 1**'". I'h i
u .Io Or. A.
(,!J) to~
OI i v 11.X *'1t ft) f no' .x V i
tri ip :a.' o \o ier no ii .3
jyst 'ut 'The i! n n at Li% ,
theneo 01 "c. , I . vl "-i i
Sbr !n! Cxma- 1. ' liulivigl'h '1hex' lvl -,
to U nLo: ' a n- 'iri l Ja t 1107 t.) ''
tbn ge :V: ill : .n :''.a. : d 0d
ewter 1abe.:nw - hiU
nn wanI , a'Aimi tev r. ' irit r-in L .
Sixlv w i r iirn home by the steadmhip
A !i- par -::tz1&g's Congre ation h s pre!
id t1 E.r itha tonom 0r .l o
ira 'tri c n:e o' tho trip. His uw'alp
"-i - b : op eil d :ring NI . w Yorkon-h.
.iteed i - .ith.N w Y n te1t
'-TIRIED AL.L THE TIME."
is many poo wcii a L w e-, who 5'
overwurlmed, or* are v -iiae yea
o f scason, clitoate: or u~.It voin eoi-.
rad the hun-Inrd. of lettr pra itig oo i
'4iisaiari l whihl coni fri t Th wlho
t has rLestored to healthn, o wioud be Clr
Ymj d of its m-rits. A., thid iimi;t
Vwhy not 'v .1- oo1d's Sar-Saplarilla youirsd
and thus realiz ith i)cneit It will tone
and build up your sstn-v. give yoC a good
appetite. overcome t tired lteeing and
make you feel. cr one woman expresse -
"like a new creature.c
EIi gi;b! e.
"You're going to appl for a pen
sion. What for. Pray I You evr
saw a battle'
"o, but 1 n nce iiured m le g In':
helping to put u a comefraompna of the
Wal.
A PhIA.oitlhical aib-y.
Amelia has; and sorrss itoed heal ,
Fromu hnvL.Is jttcrria her nose h1.,S ?"rwn
She's a bo it erit ACk th i is aps bl as.
bell,
Bt in other rieseets seis dojag PI
well.
And p Las yHpdsia, rlarila onl gof
Hs thands ialtrhouiu brei all bone'ri
me is fon e to rhewumtics that mkes his l
Swell,
But in ot er respec.t he is doing uite well
And ma has nighit-sweats an a trouble
Youe ongto
sinThat alor, otran' s? o dnever
Bu"N obur 1eon~e1 ijued iy leo~g uite
he i nting i k p phinoscpnt o he
t hhis pic amily.Wa lnotn.ldiia~ .
sAply ho r.pipesa oes i~n Me eD,
Fvry.mI wuorntrn hlernse hlas gean
She's actboi on thuer, eck:atiss tbig asy
Btemo inot espects cures doir('5 uie,
ell.nsc'srsad wlg.Teol
Anduaase blyoppurienr. aa
oians oit stheummre l.o
He: prn am rhnftc that opinio hateg
Bte sumoter recs he isonsuiteiwelt.
onderthw Anicwas rndutatonble
beigmte lua.dohefe.
THt alles. ouoTes can't eietl torv
ha was very l nihubanduh iotoa
But pinnoter tepeth of doig quite.
THe oughtthinr lik coisohyt help
one a thew desso lioe bebuie in e
this just aot istot naded ouis purpose
wsepply ofD.fiere' brolein andaisd
cojectond Theanife Amdi' hade
muchdto sur , a's se; togl chee was
cnher dTy~ "odwen eicld Dscovey,
byits aton Jan th lver, c:mvs wthe s
een of imgrestereres haahm or uoeer,
0allkind or adseines. 'Ie only
guraedicn thatood purfieve . a
gDtings a f th e'en ume Girl.an
He ita o ah oinion tha
co smmer gilarcosrngo
being he land othe free."tebrnla
anHe:a anes eTheytoant.idnlyty
"ng to man itnthizhome of'hein
or ere Cacutoe Wellb n
Thaes a coolu husband win Bosto
hi or blanneedt onf hsawie
pHe bouhtn her assefin, hid cher t
make a ~dn dressAn to el buri ein
bought ao roe tohan her~ with, cant.
wasojusd aott a u his goourpd. ose
whnain wfiertl hiroko i dnd raie
wan' okean fTea wifida shave
hker ut tos diewn hoe sa)i)do o e.
Mr. Johnii C.s Feanlbin Illine s
wrte on J a . t, 8 1: "M wt'l' i fe has".11
from here. We t~aeieat plansuire
comenirgitH on a'T occasions.
A drybackigcong keepthe bon'al C
A Cloud of Witnesses.
WX e know of no medicine that has
so niiiv festimonis,' to its efi ner
: S.~. h grat blno. purifier.
.ia, . t l. S, dp ;in the0 c'unl
r ci-.to "'I- m los reults it
b n in thvaious f.ms of
(I f W whi. It Is recommeided.
j '*e:.a 'i' 'nils o o110t alone
r rs who hvre been relieved
oi' he~ mu~rins b i is. ff.. bu
Iro "'. wxho. L Wie the
efie so f t i i. Pcr'niiin
p~ivsnlaby. wlai' sistwese e Ciatriiss
in: ::h wahl, he:reh:d fr opCt or
i yn h.:*- 1hi1-re :)ao remruly
learwing i.:0:an laits ef'.Iee.
[n ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~S is1h. hc i ir soe o
When Baby wasc Mick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child,. she cried for Castoria.
When she became 3liss. she elung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
T1.. vain'. of ::. %le.y shoulOid Le '1mat
Ie yi: enrtlvo nropertie.. Ac:.ording
to hi; ia-il, Ay s Sars-Ipariha is the
h 'ami -t econc"(3icl Iblood lieduene
in :M n ar.et.srae the mr.st pure and
nee:~ trated. 'Pe' -1. Worth $5 a bottle.
V~ t.:1e e \ht want building
,r'r-.S.
-u rari:. Indiges
i ..d-e r kep it.
Are bh'z.n : -:- nou:chold
Reason Enough.
Prius: "How abSurd it is in
Hawk's' bIto hv.i.ys trying to pre
vent people from knowing his age !
I can't understand it."
Secur dus: "I can. He has a
twi sister in society, mainl.
DEA.NES CAN'T BIE CURED
Lv lceal application, as they can not reach
tie die tiOntl off t'e air. There is
oniv one w-v to enre Deafness, ani hat is
bvconstitutinal reaxedics. Deafness is
einsed hV an n-:mef d condtlion of the
snanscx linin (f the Eustachian Tube.
h;. this tube c-ts Inilaned von have a
o:ub'ing souid or imprfect hearing. and
when it is entirely closed Deafness is the
ret, and utd11esq the inilallmltion can be
takii out indt this tabe restored to its nor
mal con lition hearing will be destroyed for
r: nine cases out of tn are caused by
setarr, which i:; n ng but an inflamed
on-lition of' the mucus surfaces.
Wo w:l give One lunired Dollars for
:anv easv of Deafness (caused by Catarrh)
that, we cannot care br taking Hall's Ci
tarrh cure. Snd for circulars, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
by Druggists, 7he.
Williamsburg News.
( K;,.gster ~ 1 .April 29.3
A number of maaons, formerly members
of the lodge at this place, and others met
here on Thursday, 23rd ins tant, and signed
a ptition to the Grand Slaster for a dispen
ation to revive the charter of Kingstree
Lodge, No.4G, which had for many years
ex~isted in this town.
At the exainlnation held here on Friday,
24th instant, for cou.nty tree school teach
ers. there were thirty-three persons who
applied to be exunined-ten whites and
twenty-three colored. Trhe result of the ex
exaintion had4 not been annllounced when
we went to press.
Frost was; visible in some sections of this
county on the morning of the 27th instant.
A gentlemoam told us he saw it at his place,
and~ that he kner: of others who saw it on
their oremises
Mr.' Thomias WYilson, a well known onter
prising railroad and saw mill man, has
bought Mr. T. C. Willoughby's saw mill es
tablishment at Scranton, in this county,
where, we understand, it will be operated
by Mr. Wilson's son.
THOUS8ANDS OF WOM~t
Beccome afflicted and remain so.
mfering untold miseries from a sense
f delicacy they cannot overcome.
B?3.DiID/S FEIAIE REG1l70O,
by htnlating and arousing to healthy
onall her organs,
ACT AS A SPECIFIC.
A aue health to bloom on the
erl.. cnd isyto r eign throughout
fe:w i ever fais to cure.
... a .En:-e dfor Women.
-.S v.- :--aW:-t nder treatment of
I.- -in,-- it:&..:4 ho years, without
..e........: thee botlesof BEAD
LIas FM:. :.i 1REGULATOn she can do
HER Ow7N CooM G, atILEI'G AN5D WASI~NG."
N. S. BYArNs, Henderson, Ala.
BRADIELD REGU-LATOR Co., Atlanta,G.
Sold by druggists at $1.90 per bottle.
The geratest bargain giving house ir
Suter.
An Arm~y of Bargains
Iwill march froml our store during the nexl
f weeks. The Napoleons of value will il
luiia:te the great event, and there will b<
no eessation of hostilities against higl
p~rics until our eause nd the cause of th<
Ieopl is won. E'verything a noteh lowel
than in the last. Come to see our stoeg
bivr.; or not. It will be a liberal ediuca
io'n in the possibilities of low-prices. We
::servants of the masses, amnd what 1
shrewly bought by us can be shrewal;
pch:.11 by themu.
8E91E'0O5i TO NONE
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e you. The eaurly bird enich~es thi
- r pii ees~~v wih those of other xai
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the Mannin Timesjoboti. Lwstrc
From the very best while yon are about it. It won't cost you any more to have all the advantages of selection from the
LEADING STOOK FOR VARIETY.
We are showxing by far the best selected and most complete line of new~ stlves and late novelties for the present season.
~See it and be s.atisfied. for vou are bound to find just what you want. Another very important thingforyou to know is that we'give
IQUALITY as well as QUANTITY, and sho~w in all departments goods of' ihe highest grade of value and general excellence,
and lastly, be it remembered, that
IN PRICE WE PLEASE YOU
With the best figures it is possible to make on honest goods. Caime and see us if you want to see all the latest things in
OLOTHING, ATS, & FURNISHIING GOODS.
Bear in mind the place. We have made no chainge in our business, we are still at the corner of Main and Liberty Streets,
~where we will be glad for all our friends and customers to call and examine our pretty spring stock. Very respectfiully,
BRON & ADL ER,
T.. mer m I. 0.
NEW ENTERPRISE, FLORENCE, S. C.
Killough Music Company are distributing agents for manufacturers of PIANOS and
ORGANS and MUSICAL 11ERCHIANDISE. All goods bought direct Seven and one
hat octavo riano only $198.00. Five octave walnut case Organ $48.00. Outfits fur
Y R nishe' All reghts paid. Write them for catalogues and price list. They are backed
BIASY I .by aiple e ital and will not be undersold. A good Piano Tuner connected with the
rm. KILLOUGH MUSIC COMPANY, Florence, S. O.
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comes to the front, and wishes to announce B
to his many frien ds and customers that he
has just received fro-m Northern mnarkets ag
new and well selec:ed line of spring go , Reid p
comprising all of the newest styles and ock, Cor. Main
novelties of the season.
smeren, . oSurnter, S. 0.
Dress Goods. -o
We invite your attention to our line of Goods this season
My line of Dress Goods is completi, con- 0 linch We have endeavored to make as attractive as the newest
sistinig of Cashmeres, Nnns Veiling-,I wI -lav idao
Bieges, Suitings, Ginghams"24 and 3 e irichl! d choicest goods produced in both the American and Foreign
Challie, Satiucs, Prints, Lau ns, Muslins, M ries Will allow.
Organdies, and also a complete hne of trim- "aw e
mings and silk sashing to suit the above. t1iue of
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NOTIONS, NOTIONS. Dress Goods, Notions, Hats, Shoes,
A large selection of Ladies' and Gents' t 0
Neckwear and Hosiery, Hair Ornaments,
White Linen and Turkey-red Damask, La- G CLOTHING AND
dies'and Gents' Linen, Lawn, and Cambric
ro" omention'. My stock of 0G n s
ILanderchefs, Windw DraperHsNandAaD
* Gents' Furnishing Goods
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I hav aeterined that no one in Sumter in the State, and yon are bound to find just what you want.
.t all undeirsell ime. 10 per cent. on goods .l[m})01'tt1111i1[ for you to know is that we give Qual
iscmlete, also a full line of Gents' Fnir- iis all 1. Jaski for. Everybodly treeated alike,. .. .
nishing Goods, aud Men's, Youths', and white or colorod. I wantti trade, and I ity as Well as Quantity. and give you the best prices it is possi
Children's Felt and Straw Hrts in all styles- mnst have a lot of it to make money at 14 I)le tO 11ke 011 honest Goods.
pc-r cent. -rofit. bet nk nloetGos
A11 mail orders receive prompt attention. Samples sent on
MW 0 app! 1el t1011.
"ardwvare. ~apiain
_ J. RYTTENBERG & SONS.
A complete line .f Hardware, consisting I C_
of all kinds of C.rriage Bolts and Wood w York Office. 84 West Broadway.
Screws, Weeding Hoes, Handled Hoes, all 0 Z rp
k-inds of Sweeps, Shovels, Spades, Axes, -,,
rlakes, Forks, and a genea lin ofF rm1 _
er' Supples. lso a full liHe of crockery.TS
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WH~sTIS THI?
Shoes, Shoes. a
:C SFirst Class Furniture Store
I make a special V in Ladies', Gents', and
Children's Fine and d Coulen Shoes. As I. ~
have had many -ears experience in the j - -
Bifferent qualities A leat her, thei fore I 2 SI S CH ANDLER.
- nhes-itattingly el-ti to liwc as~ good n:a SIRES & CH N L R
honest a line 'of C ents', Ladies', arid Chil
n' Shoes as will be found in any retail l h he- stock f FURNTTRE cver offered in Manning. Give us a call. S ial at
store trtcountr.en iven t ar NDETKING DEPATMENT both night and day. PAIR
s r t y IN done with nratnss and disiatch. Call .n us at old stand of M. Levi.
Groceries, Groceries. - TE1E :DELL
Mv Grocery Delartmelnt, the last men TYPE W RITER.
tioned but riot the least, for my shelv:. are M cSME ON,. C. will by the Odell Type Writer
ebock full of the fancitst an d tinest Feiyct with 78 c t d h
(orc-'ccries. Irv w...re- rLi---aS:t10 1Z~i~fi~ .i ii i titvwt
Goties Myt wloureBa ro 'an:,s ar Cbr~ n y1 competi- Single Case Odell, warranted to do better
tid with lr e . . 1 usually work than any mLchine made.
and iay. - e 1 r.l uh It coinbines simplicity with durability,
- lT Hll I .FANTGOODS speed, ease of operation. wears longer with
1'.~~ 1o~ l'' '~ ) i ont cost of repairs than any ether machine.
IN 0 0 -o ink ribbon to bother the operator.
-t --- -leat, substantial, nickel plated, perfect
. n 1 r k I wish - . c anid adapted to all kirds of type writing.
i.av' th::tall the goo-s mnti'ned inl thle AbouL- eh1 r S . J" -ik' a printing pres.s, it produces, sharp,
i'uls denartm::ts abovt i14 b' sold at I0' for 'all at i store will enin' 1 - e:ean, legible manuscripts. Two or ten
the lowes, c-ash pric.;s and "s cleap 'i -s will 1 fihtuly pli ai e the po'l * lrn !I(, ( . iows can bei made at one writing. Any
be foundl r n niLgnt person can become anoperator in
my ,tatemnent wi l' leas al ad try mll s.iband hi:1. arantee sai- . A t o da's. o~er $1,000 to any operator
w'ith thei' cash, and they winll tind thatI w.hait I-' g114 . 17 i A ND.' ('OM who c:1n equidl the work of the Double Case
'navt icI mean, and wha I adri e I have j -'-. ----O ab- lw - u.
stocka.Veryan respeifa1llycI,a -1bit r';.iture''., Et' io ms'. for usei c- e~lile agents and salesmen wanted.
n tU~wlkn talesuplie wii, estSp eial indneemients to dlealers.
a . cn ffrd Cnv.nin 'ly loca.t. b r pale~lct giving indorsements, &e.,
SA . R IG BY , dew York -Baza, po and t's Lusinet' ' t or town' a ddri''
Lt LiTiru- s' aoabl. ODELL TYPE WRITER 00O,
r-anng. c 111T "P. 90.e . C., y c. M. 0. Br RPGF-. Prop. Soand..7 5th Ave., Cica~go, flk