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Ehe pning Eimxc5. TIULISHES ALL COUNTY AND TOWN OFFICIAL ADVERTISEMENT1. MANNING, S. C.: WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 9, 1896. SPECIAL TO THE LADIES. Ladies, we wish to call attention to the fact that we have now in stock one of the largest stocks of fine milli nery ever shown in this town and we are also pleased to announce that we have secured the services of Miss Laura Beckum, of Sumter, to take charre of our millinery department. Miss eckum is a lhdy of fine taste and has bihd many years of experi ence in the millinery business. She knows how to trim a hat up in style. Ladies, we wish to call your special attention to the fact that we have gone to considerable expense and la bor in fitting up our ladies' private sitting room with furniture such as chairs, lounge, washstand, basin and glass, and all other conveniences that will make a lady feel at home. This room was built specially for our country lady friends who come from 1 long distances and desire to wash I their face and hands and comb and , brush their hair before going oat to I shop. You will always find a lady inthis room to welcome you as it is < just to the rear of our millinery de partment. Ladies, we have built this room for your comfort and bene fit and you are perfectly welcome to the use of it whether you trade one cent with us or not. Yours for the cash, W. E. JENKILsoN. Yesterday was the Jewish New Year. Orange blossoms will bloom in Manning next month. Died yesterday, an infant of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Johnson. The town council is having our streets put in good condition. t The election passed off without any disturbances here yesterday. Major Abe Levi, wife and mother t returned home from their northern i trip. Bring your cotton to Manning, the f buyers here are pasying up to-date prices. .Cotton is bringing Charleston prices here as a result of active com petition. Rev. W. B. Duncan and family are isiting the family of Mrs. Louisa Huggins. LOST-A 41 calibre Colts pistol. t The finder will be rewarded-by bring- t ing it to this office. Everything in these parts is happy over the good prospects for fine prices for cotton this season. The water from Mr. W. S. Harvin's artesian well has been analyzed and pronounced alright. We are informed that the work of getting out material for the knitting mill is steadily going on. Merchants, it is to your interest to advertise in this paper. Advertising I is a paying investment. Capt. Thomis Wilson, President of the Wilson & Summerton Railroad, I was in town last Mondey. Last Sunday was the thirty-seventh I anniversary of the dedication of the Presbyterian church at this place. Sewing machine needles, all kinds, at I, B. Loryea's. Remember that the Jewish mer- 1 hants will not transact any business on to-morrow week; it is their fast day. A free exhibition at Brockinton's U~p-To Date Drug Store. Tobacco from all sections of the ounty is coming in to our ware ouse and. the leaf is bringing fair prices..s How about that lpair of spectacles yo'u aree needing so bad ? Now is your time to get them at Brockiaton's. The- cotton tie trust is being hoked by farmers who refused to be imposed upon and are using wire instead. Fine box paper and envelopes, all prices, t R. B. Loryea's. 'ihe Collegiate Institute opened up last Monday with a good attendance.s Miss Withers, of Camden, will assist Prof. Browns. Go to Broedinton's drug store for soda water, milk shakes and cocoa-cola. Pure I ruit syrups always on hand-. Read Jenkinson's advertisement. Renever allows-his business to lag,( bence his great popularity and suc ess as a merchant. "Red Rooster" smoking and chewing to bacco,5c a twist, at Brockinton's. We have not worried our subscrib-e ers at all and wehope they will call around, pay what they owe, and re-a new their subscriptions.t Look at Brockinton's advertisement in thi'issue and go to see him at once. The merry voices of the school f children on their way to school last bpndy was a pleasing sound andr the bright, young faces was a beauti ful sight. Syrup of Rock-Candy, Horeboand, and Tallow is unsurpassed for coughs, colas, nd horseness, only 35c a bottle at R. B. Ioryea's drug store. Mianning now numbers Mr. J. Har ry Lesesne as one of her merchants. Mr. Lesesne is a popular young man and we wish him much success in i new undertaking. For writing paper, pens and ink, at the lwet prices, go to Brockinton's. There are two regular cotton buy ers in Manning and they are causing lots of cotton to be brought here. aast Saturday in the neighborhood of two hundred bales came to this place. Milk shakes, soda water and ice cream at J. C. Boyd's The number of country shops go ing up in 'the county remind us very L.uch of days gone by, when every fellow who could mauster up a box of herrings and some soda crackers had his little seed cotton trap. If you want a nice cool drink these hot days, call on J. C. Boyd.4 The people were so much engrossed in matters political that few vet-1 erans came to town last Monday to attend the meeting. Major. C. S. Land was on hand and he is very much devoted to the cause. Try our sewing machine oil, warranted not to stain or gum, 5 and 10c bottles, at R. B. Loryea's. If you want to see real, genuine hustling take a walk down to Brad ham's ginnery; there with improved machinery he is ginning a tremend ious lot of the fleecy staple and everybody seems delighted with the The defeated candidates can have the consolation of knowing that they4 did their best and it is said that an gels can do no more. We hope thie defeated ones will not become dis gruntled and that they will take thei defeat with smiling faces. F. Barron Grier, scl. of 'W I. stree bar, was in town 1 - This is the last week tration of vo registered shuld do s() ato z books close :-;t ur:t .Aast, 'loxdav p4ooi v and the wa th. with polities i . strange part of it is,. 4 doing this political _rimdm a.,_ i, e who care nothing- for polities. We have bad lots o n h the anxiety in Lte fa :f axior candidates, but nov.ine h h is over, we will extend1 to themm congratulIations for the j od w they did rece-ive It may Ib,, next time they will ,o Ltter at:d : the plum of their ambmon. The Jewish mc place will have their''itees o i' aess closed Thursd ay of ne- week. rheir stores will close Wednes'ia lvening at 6 o'clock and r*ein losed until Thursday evenini at c. rhis is their day of fast and it is trictly observed by all who clamu to e Jews. One of the busy places In this tcown s the store of W. E. Jenkinso as a tremendous stoek of ,oo7 (Id rom the large quantity (oi. iuiII :o arrive he intends to 'nake Til har4 ium. In the front part of Jenkin'u ;tore is a magnificient show fas. tlhe landiwork of our fellow-townsuma dr. Robert M. Dean, and is tr :!y a redit to his mechanical skill. in )ur judgment it is one of the hand omest in the place. There are people in this vwn who an stand on the street all day a liscuss the financial problem. nd Ltually wax wvarm on theo subjct: vhen they get into a corner they eadily admit their ighnorance of tb ubject, but ievertheless they cn inue arguing the quecstion. Mant ing can boast of more men who on't know what they are talkin bout, according to their own n( nissions, than any town of i siz n the State. in a recert letter to the afl turee Ir. W. F. Benjamnin, edito of ,be: or, Rnshford, N. Y., ays: easnie to vou to know thi - n which Chamberlsn's meclc:i:L :1 .1: >y the people of vor ow- Stu, r hey must be best known. . nine, who resilef- at Demer.'' ,a .bout to visit me i texre i'' ore leaving ho:-: wrote it, -. rere sold here, stating if thev wre not She rould bring a anantity wita her, a. 4e Lid not like to' be without them." aedicines referred to are Ce nb::an Wongh Romed.y, fimous for Its Cres "I lds and cronp: Chamberlain' hin Dalm or rheumatism, lae back, ide and chest; and Chamberlin' o 1olera and Jiarrhoea la-medy for omplaints. These medicines haJiv4 a constant use in loI.t for :tlaIcst t 1ir er of a century. 'E people iave terni bat they are articles of great north and uert. and rnequaied by any c:lar. te for sale here by R. . LorYea, Th" ;ist. dANNING'S FUTURE IS BRIGH T. Now that the political wairf are is ver the people should be ready to levote their attention to tatters uore directly a'ecting their interess. 'e should all put our shoulders to be wheel to build up our county seat tnd the county generally. 11anting tas started out this year on the right~ ie by making ireself one of thel eSt cotton markets in the State and1 ier merchants are doing all in their >ower to sell goods at suchl prices s wvill induce the peoplec of the 'ounty to patronize home instead1 of ~oing elsewhese. A spirit of 'tbrift s seen at every hand and if our pe le will stand by and encourage their iome merchants andt industries it nil in the end prove of great advand ge to them. BUCKLEN'S ARMCA SALE. The best saive in the worldfr1 ns ruises, sores, ulcers. salt rhenci. fcver ores tetter, chapped h:eds, .:lai, orns and all skin eruptions, anud postiel ures piles or no pay required.Il swr nteed to give perfect satisfaction, no. y efunded. Price 25c. per box o sl R. 1). Lor' a. THE IDEAL PANACE t James L. Francis, Aldernian, C(- ; , ays: "I regard Dr. King's New Disc'overy s an Ideal Penacea for Coughs, Coids and lung Complaints, having used it in myv mily for the last ten years, to the exelu ion of physician's prescriptions or other >reparatons." Rev. John Burgu~s, Keoliuk, Iowa, writes: ' have been a Minister of the 3IethodiAt piscopal Church for 50 years or more, and ave never found anything so benefleal, or bat gave me such speedy reli~e s : ing's New Discovery." Try tLis Idel~ lough Remedy now. TIrial u botls re. L B. Loryea's drug store. A VALUABLE iPE'lPTION. Editor 3Iomsnon of Worthin::.In. Sun," writes: "You have a vl~%7 rptionI in E:rctric intters an , heerfully recoum: it for con4i.p4t n sich head:ac, and' asa ev ~: onic it has no eqral." Sis .nni . :i . 02.5 Cottage GrTove Ave. al:-* w in down, conid not eatnor0e ad a backache whi en onri:'r:i e!t tired and wery But h i' b ~lectric Bitters restoredhe 'a~a enewed her stre t.Pis l 1.0. Get a bottl a 1it .Lr e We clip the following fromu he Cleveland (N. C.) Sitar with eference to Rev. WA. B3. Duneau, who s well known to the people of tis :ountv: Rev. WV. B. Duncau, one of the two amos Duncan boys of South Caro ia, preached a magnifieent sermon ',unday morning in the Shelby ~Iethodist church. He is a deep hinker and close observer and jmos esses |a1l the fire and enthusia-m :haracteristic of the Southern orat4r. e discussed his theme in a mnastrly nanner, presenting in spiri::g and ubine thoughts, couched in elegant liction. The large audience was taptivated by his ear'nestnessztnd. tnd eloquence. HeI is one of the inest pu~lpit orators of the Palmietto state. He is at Cleveland Springs aking a few days' rest. Notice to Tow ia Payers, All persons owning or having i' :harge any real or personal pr'operty n the town of Manning are herecb 'equired to make returns thereof - he clerk of council on or before i:e st of October, 1%u. Blanks will Ie urnished at tihe elerk's ollec. LOUIS APPEILT. Clerk and Treasurer'. Manning, S. C.. Sept. 9th 1ie. TAXES. Ata meeting of the to4wn co::nel 3eld September 7 th. N-e w was de :ided to levvc a tax of t'.:eu::em mn the hundred do(llars (on1ail rel-n aa 'ersonal property witin1 then cr orate imits5 of the t'on (a Manoiu ud a comimutat i4on tax of tW wo dolh4. >n all male personsi not exemplt by :a, who are residlents of tibe town. I'he books wvill l-' olpen on tB"- lEjb. la of October andit close -'o -mber.t [5th 180. LOJUiS AP'PELT. - -*v quick , e r ch, : in a 7'.: Tin Lz t :- - 3 -A nu t i 11. M ; - 5 ~t ;, e, : t r - Oir c withit Hi r. s :. s-~ oywam kihueim: un -o e, n d an 11111 1) IN S. r ? d. Lur1'. lest, as thar ho ali on a. "is ow un - A.meric whero i ~sed' to throw - . ;Qe 0:. a - Then' ho t' --~ . . y and c ic . t cr - ?Sion' Wn Sly. rmu ny reate' . 'L "That emumon d lessness. 'ft : last Mae ts 8 - - auces rn a "is often far 'rom *r f oue' rc" ak io o yer.Ib: k o rw hir( man, m::c le :enni::1 -a a : he sw::> v: i::: rested :>y rt::.... agles, chickadcc. ~ nO.:, ars. "'They repair to' thet :i as madits ~etin..a hol v' ' my garden vadMs=c last eight yer.rh '"r' m1 flew smt till the holet.. filled ui. So e 8. h becomes crowd the c n-. t oar. I euuwort cc-n ccu ho haZ t.C............ ions, lik hn .t. hulw aawn no.'' a" - ad the owl ae:.f nd si;ht rear r irs' ne::ts m o een used. Fe sI uilds Severe' with t n ease of distu'rbance tn rct attunmi to>Th hat in ;whiua the LfaIa.- e nd so shield xe nem u -vc: n' .,e ..a .-.- n 15 "-..ca --. - F 1 1 - .V - - - * * . - .1 -.7' ii -* - peo - - - -M 1hi-ad-. t r7 -' .7 -,-.'.7 La? - - - - - l 17<.?' i 1 - , se 4 - 7 - tp. 'ic - . 13 O, 0 I - t1 ar n - - - *r~' r C . II *' --ri - - ,rp2? tO - c1 - " fc- v .7 - --- -- - n 7-.- -. - 1 1 ' * . 1 . -" \ .t 1' 8 niNUu >edu l A ou g -2Z ~nopvin ou r; ci1)o~ w e 1poa to the CIlarendon i0O 1 b iiS2 C1) iei ~t')ae .n appeal i (Al 4k'i iL ol wir ..nx nL von tive in Return For Your Money. Pleiow we tinote you a few prices, and a call will con Vince Vou W Sl (o s as AIvetiSe(d 10 doz. Suspenders, worth 25c, our price lc. 10 doz. sample Uldervests, 50c. 75c. and $1.50; just 1e-half of their real value. 250 samiple Iats and Caps sold at less than 50c on the dollar. All-Wool Suits at 5.00. A handsome Cutaway Suit for 8.50. Boy Suits from 35c up. in fact every thing in our store is a genuine bargain. WNTIOT &DE LA L SUM6 LO~iE lED M~I.~ A., SUMTRC. P~ A S I S . To Ou Ckunat lwFiuens: Hiarness., Saddles, Rub)ber and Belting, Leather, e.tc. Gr-eat bargains in Guns, Pistols, etc. Headquarteor for Powder, Shot and Shells (loaded and empty.) Engine Sapl)ies, Beltiug. etc. ~EAl1iARTERS FOR 00KING AND HEATiN 0 STOVES (WARRANTED), Pfl"28 Your attention is eit o the) followxing ecities: Our Htardin C'o., Pu;re A pple Vinegar i nyerb fr pick:n.. or taible u.se; try it, ~ ~ ~ . SPICES. (:our pue uatoraL'Ited spie. .. all kinds o ick *s;'.;v.: ti m ril, onr price are *. 'FLAOING EXTRACTS. ~ or in d b .a ly a l d~i~v. ofliaor ryL. -.. a . .n w i. et o l other.~ A._ TUJRN:P SEED. A:s 1 or up seed, tested ~_ BUT DOT FORGET. . .LORYEA, .uTSO~OAUY. The Druggist., s u o thnethe dul beninor, aav Chain GanPO- Estabslish~ed. ...--'.uiuivrasat _ n.\ nNSY. Co S.&CTOY .arve tle scomi::)\ ios~rs forwCil ben-in Sc-i:mie A .lcrs. ltDcos iil...c2&lt5.- ? ~RRANTED.MAX PR)COcts G -LATAILS. N0.",113 -. icdo .i r~e Co.S. Lus o -::'s:-OC-We onstar,60tso Inpxi au~s ~t dypc-)Sa infS a;ue:s inr thedachbsie. hv Ripar asm T:-:::e ipl.:.-:tetfuchuniverslsa.is 232 MEETING STREET, CHARLESTON S. C. State Agents for the Sale of Wholesale dealers in Stoves, Tinwares, House Furnishing Goods, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Tinners' Supplies, Galvanized Gutter and Rainwate Pipe in ten feet lengths. We Manufacture TOBACCO BARN FLUES and Deliver Them Freight Prepaid to Any Sta tion. Send for our Circular TDd sizes Of all the showing plans of T U UUUUU B Flues t styles.......... Percival Manufacturing Co. - ~ ~ ~ ~ SASM fO~~LN Doors, Sash and Blinds. 478 to 486 MEETING ST., CHARLESTON. S. C ESTA;BLISHED 1868. Sign of the Big Watch, SUMT3E. :19: L ---A BIG LINE OF - Birthday, Wedding and Christmas Preses 4 --- WATCHES, DIAMONDS - Fine Sterling Silver Clocks, Optical Goods Fine Knives, Scissors and Raz ors, Machine N e All repairing guaranteed. TH0.MAS WILSON, R. E. JAQUES, JOHN WILSON, President. Manager. Secretary and Treasurer. CA1 The Carolila Grocery Comp SUCCESSORS OF BOYD BROTHERS, Wholesale Grocers aid Commission M ehat, No. 195 EAST BAY, TO CONSUMERS OF LAGER BEER: The Palmetto Brewing Company of Charleston, S. C., have made arrangeme~ with the South Carolina State authorities, by which they are enabled to fill orders frosi consumers for shipments of beer in any quantity at the following prices : Pints (patent stopper).............................70c per dozen - Four dozen pints in crate..........................$2.80 per erate Eighth-keg...............................................S125 Quarter-keg..............................................$25-''. Half-barrel..............................................$4.50 Exports, pints, ten dozen in barrel..........................$9.00 It will be necessary for consumers or parties ordering to state that theibeer is for~ private conmption. We offer special rates for these shipments. This beer is anteed pure, made of the choicest hops and malt, and is recommended by the mad fraternity. Send to us for a trial order. l'he Palmetto Brewing Company, Charleston, 5. C T HOS. S. ROGCAN, DEALER IN Chilla, Glassware, Lamips, Lallp G o Woodenware, Brooms, and Tinware. Oil and Gasoline Stoves, Fly Fans, Fly Tx [e,~ Cream Churns, Fruit Jars and Jelly G asses. AGENT FOR THE HOME PRIDE COOKING STOVES AND RAN6ESSM Big Bargains Always on the 5c. and 10c. Counters. Opera House, Opposite Court House, Sumnter, S. C. Teonly Factory of the kind in the County. Man ufacturers of TH BEST 10 CENT SOCKS -ON TH MRKET. Everybody solicitated to test the above statement. Con-' sidering this faict, we confidentially hope for your trade. All tihe stores in 3Manning now have or will hiave them> for sale. Alcolu Knitting Mills, Alcolu, S. C. Snbscibe to The Maning Times, $1.50 per Year.