The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, October 21, 1896, Image 4

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I'lLISHFs AT.ALL COUNTY AND TOW OFFICLI AD Eril.-EMdENI 3 A "NN I NG , S . C.: WEDNESAY C, , 144. PRM'EIL T'i.:L THE-- TA".E to", I t 34cr . T ;4 I:. ; %%: .;I(: I, F I T ,00 yC. e ee o!e .ol . thei 44? 4 -1 ofl t t s- 'N4 shw n i . i h h M tw't ;.. : ! a i ~ r , fered ini tis . th e 25 p r:!b.t 11ip e i l ar4 t e. pvi14( (4 4 . 4(.i 1wul V.d-Wt. S', ;Ib-: no0 th at :5 1 : per !d by thb bWt A\ ;arg ir ic (if cup, cloth 1 1 yar' wit e :01hutlt- at (nl4 tc per yard. The rct ;T i..v:t :e .if ol dress goos vc"' onfertd in this town at 6p. and c er ine w:: a hn :o 'want a nite, chea uir f (otLes. we C. dease von We have tharei in stock rap c3.00 up to $12 50. Our all-wool ssts w, offer at $6 25 the world can't bea~t for thi 0onev we ask for the. e lso havei large lie of gente, nudersbirts very cheap rangirg in price frow 2.3c up to SL.Ut dery good coffee at 15c per lb. Fresh at fakes at Sc per lb or G ls, for 25e. Th best Rsf-raisiz~g flour at 15c per large pack age. 1 lb bar good scap for eS, werth 10c Large 3 t can to'toes, be or L tir. lb can peaches 13c can. Yours tr trly. WV. E. .lcukion. The Manning Guards will be in spected to-morrow. Rev. S. A. Nettles, ot Newvberry, iE on a visit to his relatives in Mannin"n The oethoist congregation il bave services in the Institute hal ne3,t Sunday. The town tax books are now ope for the collection of taxes. Remem ber the limit is November the 15thi Mr. Meyer Levi and bride, mar ried last Wednesday in Wash ingtor and are here visiting their parents. There willn bG a hot supper a Rac.sville next Frdy night for th purpose of raising money to paint thg new Methodist church at that place Manaers of the general electio should bear in mind that one from each board must come for the boxe on Saturday 31st to receive instruc tions and ae sworn in. f We direct the attention of th readers of this paper to the very' at. tractive advertisement of the Sumte Dry Goods Company, of Sumter This comparatively new firm is corn ingp into promien e with rapi Strides. It is compose of smar young men who know how to treal yoa cleverly besides. They seen seteru ed to silence all grumbler eah Mor Jut R.m Biford wihe boe onCatinav Br1sforceive nstu ofafitionadb zswornilylido.Cp We lfodr e bfoe eo lai th restdhs ofcharisnpe daugther Mit tactiv sunydrisositof thde foruht This compa rougveyout eri com inito rm.ne ihrp stries.f Ite isacompstcent smai yove cevery besialdes.o Te cseen ie d nFutn, Fonday Oectiobea 5thdMr. JMriaGR. Brainsfor, wif o: Capn f fM. writsfohr. whe hnd wofion w a haiy aid oton Capt Bragisod it wee bore tfhe ladtc aret hscharmingt daughtrMis nt popmr wHnteher c aumightmanners agndgun dissiton'ede thc ben The oteii trugou h abomn OHe wof thede saeacciens wro bae evocr buteneaied hisponschrou iesui e ied wiheastion s thrtdy. Mte. Gu decsoe, a oun end ee of ta family wihohrwsinlet aGreni which'Tmvti ome gtto bagri ( Qug it. e agxctement woecaion and raheuda outg trhis cogureta ofm then oloe Bapiser caough in th foraime and iscihage ah bguno Themclntents onered oher. abdmen caled the readerd roguelesafro thie. he bureet aid his oscious roesni e adicaedw out aofuti pulie and cor Dcdrn; hi but th< decon metber of hian fandl klled th arsnt adawythyw.tt Getr Tspvhe siteseatmerudit o their lameaions, and wreat ithn age whe toeyplsaw thnern scpre< beie batee me nt ewsas oasio edwasset theirayamn the ci ongrega ofp the colorch. Bats nubrchand peratie itrbes aidtha areste row ad toeac oie itsdal ee fasse sopiengthe rneac ofther SabThisdl thled lock-pece ou n robe st ade iname dwnot fo cutE pruitto solreDanDc, bles sl hut te dcon std o kn erisa and cluedve cthes parsor ano awy heyrd wet toa gethe. Thesistrs . ecam loud i. ti. lamtettnis.i andwtild witly rage. when tlhe sawctr sheher('41 ~dnilforthe' belev that thisdaleo op t was. set tholtei byr thenlevi to "brea pece v142 distder ere e arstd ani5 dradft ut'd upofeitg toskee4pt fo spedwinthe rest eofrthi Sabba tit toht onk- teup. r Kns ~ ix Thel best iav two he worl cur ent caursples' totrf ayeie. It is guarIs'. ' anteed tlg',v prc saihsftactn or( nwn4 refoh nd Price 215. pre ri bo.Fotle tb1 R..B. oryea Il. as dbyru otor sh hI-glad i co.4) her, bu two b4ottle Dr.n King~ ' ill ris- t trvery~ roeely. credt h''er. :'dhsas ild save e r life.4 ' .\4Ir. Thos. Eggera , 1: I dreadfnl4 cold,''4' approjeig consumption, atried. 4. w ito t resul try t i le ther cover 4 and two wek wasiiL cure l, na .trCid thnk. It4 i c ofucheus fu wh)ich these re sample s, that prv~e'li thp wonderful~ it iacy ofiit thes mediFefin nt 4' ot:tR . Loryea's drugstoreRguasi 5, Onr rea n mat m crowt'm mtt w by v t x o n:. in late. r t to h-arn f ati *.tr lnr N t1 :It - r- m1 ii4ltw so si r. Samn t of t i ii i - 1 1i: . As aal, C tlnel 11 i t Ti 4 t:! r ot T i r. L ' 11)tr .-)r :~.'~ o i t l Cr ;-ef i i to e to io ing fl. Ih .-1b -r neaiPa ila ave .- er h t b- t Ao brsand wil"- anlAI,(n ae : Ji.thr t hit- srtor ieiticrtlv swipt over lorida. NV ne. hope the ittndn e will ie large tnJ tfti patronage liberal. for the canse is S't (1; . wtt 1. '1 sRbBL -D WIT.I inEMATISM READ TI11;. An:.olis, Md., Aprni , r 1i I have used1 Chitobirlaini's Vain lkU ini tor rh-n i -iatisni ant tound it to e al that is Cloii ed for it. I b woieve mt V) b" the bet nit(pi raition tor rli itisn i to %1 and ko adt-l nI 'iscular tens on the uarket :ib- cter full- reonuivheth it to te wl-li. JohN G. BROOKs. daior in boots, shoes, (te., No. is -Main street. ALS READ THIS. SMeehanicsvile, St. Mary 1 M,1 1 I. - sold a bottle of han !rl:Pain's imai Balmn atis and found th toberall with ein matis for sevral yeli -.e . It itet pir! a well an. A. J. Me it. r sal at et .rRts pr bottli bos R. h. Loea, eo. Iru MANINGCOLLEGIATE I-NSTI TUTE HONOR ROLL. COLLEGIATE~. Lizzie Wells, 93A4. Paul Alderman, 92. Mar-in Strange, 91:8 Paul Tisdele, 91:2. INTERMEIIIArEF. Pet Wilson, 95. Katie Plowden, 95. I Gertrude Webber, 90:7. rRINAIY. Mlay Bradizar, 915.r Maitie Appelt, 91 :6. NEURALGIA AN9D NERVOUS PROS Charleston, S. C., Sept. 2. have been taking Ifood's- Sarsapairilla for the past three years wheni I tet!cded q1uch1 medicine, and I can aaflly say that it tbP best Medcine for the blood, that ha. ever been used. I sufftredI with neuiralgiim and nervous prostration bt lood's Sar sapitilla has enbirbly cured 'e." itt L. H. Brght. IS Water S. Hood's Pills tire easy to tiL1t, easyV to operate. ATTENTION. 1ATTALLION I~xati'Ar~ts2m) SqUADrotN (Xtv.rmc, j Carleston., S. C., Oct 19, 1 a.ve 0ltrNo. 5. Membier-, of cm;r6ii-ir ie A and~ 1' of the. 72ndI Squadtron of Cavalry are here-by 4,r dereil to parade at Paola on Fridiv. the 3et day of October. for insection nd re view by the Adjbtant and Insoetor General. Themesf compandnie off e nrt~the the Squadron uon Cavalr arrecnta yuitor ' 30hady ofltoer, fnorispet and e vi-e thy thei Aditalt and Irnsoector oThen cofmmaninpcg officer.ngat1a Thf inoe nwit uniformsatd prnid m2ihtary- trpig o terhre a-a fe . A. red that Chiohliely appearancetg and accute oril chilrertwn asie t hasn watch for tpaist ent years th ihesen com ius ofe a ioa the inspecting oflicer he line wi!! lie formhatpromptly':d Adjn ':1 i~tant.he.r' l If yur hilden re sbje ti cronp watch for the firt. sypom ofli lhe dit. haiIrSns I Chamberlais :ioniih 1b-m hotarte ofDitow re of'tn. :urtak. &:e thisreedy. It riSi als inaluatle toecs and whosepig ain h Ftore by R. Niei otc toCeio . J1. I. Erm:.s, or ~uatnrtort 04. Qnalified ExCemors. Su meto . .- .1 . I Thes D~arlingtont. Wi-:.. .Jiarna 111 ySs --di totrially of a ipopular pattunt.iedie in. ' W - know\ fromt ,-ni..r.-e thtr ChamiwItrhun Colie. ChomL 1 and Diirrho.:a 1:emedy i. all tat is ehdmed olir it, as ton t wi ia.0os it sttlpped .-xrniinti" j pins tnd possily saved1 us fromt an uinilelV grave. W would not ret4 eat5v over night without it in the house. T iiis remed~y uindoutdly saves m~ore yni and suiferinig than any other medicine. in thie world. Every faimly should keep in the htitse, for it is sure to be needed sooner or later. For sale byv R. B. Loryea, the druggist. .Just received, a large lot otf cotton hat ting for making quilts, at W. E. Jen Isin son's, at 10c per yard. Pearl onion sets for sale by R. 3R L.or'iea. I Winter Rye seed for sale by It. 31. Lor yea, the druggist. .Jnst received, peari onion es- no0W iS the time to plant them. RI. It. Loryea, the druggist. Golden machine oil is t- best, for gir.s and mills,for sale by Rt. B Loryea,th,.: drug ist. Garrows' pure, hlome made candibs for sale lby R. B. Loryca. Try them~i thiv are ebeap and liei':is. Rled Rooster" smioking and (-hlwIng to bacco,5c a twist, at Brockinton's. Preserve your 'yec.; bny a pair of slie. taclsio els- fromR. U Loryea, the Syrup of Rlock Candy. Hf'iebonnd and -Toln is th. best for coughs a.nd colds, :lle. a bottle. R. I. Loryea, the druggist. How abon t that pair of spetacles yon areI needing sit bad ? Nowt is your timeC tio getI them at Brehmton's. Thonms & Itradhiam are goinrg to liut every farmer in the count v in a poisitiorj toi buy a wagon aind a hii. iy. Thiey haiv jnst it rieeivedt a c'ar Itoad i-f both.i State of South Carolina, County of Clarendon lUy Louis Appe-lt, FEsquire, Probate JTudge. THERASW. J. SNYDER made Esu, To mue to giant hint letters of admtin istrat ion of the estate of andl effects oif Califotrnia . Snyder. 'fThese are therefore to sight aind admnonish all and singiular' the kin dred and creditors of thte said (al iforn in E. Snydcr,deceased. that they' be antd alpear, before me, ini the Court of Probiate, to bte held at Man-w niing, on the 2!D th day ot Ocetober-.neixt, after plieti on~tit hare-of, at 11 o'cloc(kt ini thet forenIOOn, to show caiuse, ift any the-v have. wvin the said adin- <ii itort should tot bie granted. -(iven uinder my htand this 21st. day of October, A. 1). 1wiu. LOVIS AP>1>LTw Why Do people buy Hood's Sarsaparilla in prefer ence to any other,- in fact almost to the exclu sion of all others? Because they know that Hood's Sarsapa rilla cures when others fail. The question of bcst is just as positively de cided in favor of Jlood's Sarsaparilla. as the question of comparative sales. Remember, Hood's Sarsaparilla Is the One True Blond PurifIer. All druigists. 51. Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Co.. Lowell, 'IaSs. -'ire liver Ills; easy to Hood's Pills take,easytooperate. 25. JUST A 10MENT I oilV w-ant to say that I have Ve.'i VCt fI ull line of satiorev, in ludling soile nice box paper and. el 'lopes also. Just lisen! Peucil pads, 150 sheets, 4". Note paper, good quality, 5c. Letter paper good qulity, 10c. Legal cap, good quality, 10e. ]kN paper anLd (vlvHo)es., 10, 15, ,rd 20c. Slates, 5c; slato pencils, 2 and 5c. er loz.. Lead pencils 10c per <doz. Pens, 5( per doz. Envelopes, 3, 4, and 5e. per pkg. Pius, 8e paper. Need!es, 2c paper. Fancy candies, crackers, snow akes, Col. iiver salmon, genuine rench sardines, American sardines, reli bologna, best No. 1 haus, pure >utter, 2.c, lumnip starch, 5c, soaps, ye, soda, loaded shells, empty shells. ,un wads, gun caips, gun primers, tin are, lanterns, eigars, tobacco, black ug, hair brushies, shoe brushes, and o forth. lemiember that I handle first-class hoes and dry goods, and will not be odersold. Call o1 me. J. H. LESESNE. THE OJCKER & BULTMAN CO,, SU'TIl. S. C IS Wb[I l IN EASY REACHI! *.v r in1n1 the~ dtancefl'4. i4.1. on~ tri p our o1ders. Either wa te srviewl e pron 141, '1 the ainea day, v1l rfn f.4 nt right, n1o c,i'5rg f r draya:.. orpak STYLISII D)RESS GOOD)S. Trh: un'. to m.atc.'. .4 Mba . b w-.:,:d: . A v 4! . rv-,. 7:-c. i4 - .< . . .t. ' t L r b e i m n ( ~. .tre.M o . im'? -1 0 1 ..1 .1 a.n..4 18 p r b 1'chere 1. 1.kits fa3 ': 7511 h . 1.i l i ts. ge xr stor 4 nackere 1 l. kit 4 1 254A 4d '.. Tuc14ri', a e ka t re "t chs.240 lb , 11e u t 8. l.for . 5:1 x1x x ereat cheese, .1e per . 101 wile t-d nIod i.'d apricot''s, b appls, t pea ran lenccsl. ew cane rits and veg.etals. W.Eial ri by cas of4 O doz. 11 car . 1l2. 4o seedo~. ''ed rtye whr'' "eat antar ev. x'Ia~: ). 4. \r 14. 114 Ti'E'41il'"4. 4 ~4ie C'8 Dlb l1& B'LT r A $C . N O T XCe1U 1e."'14214iC E4b~shie 'fl U'RDO liLUMN C, STAT OF SOUrTHlo COLnyt Ai .'4teo 1 :4,...44 44 .e (4 -nert l A -4 o --''1 ap roe.' -,i'reb 1 1n 01 116, toir n r ' 11 .1r .m t C (un 1y, at 4th genera .;1.4,1,41b hod1 on1 th the~ 34rd day~ 41 Noveer.' 14'. fo r the puri'pose"4 ot sub-4 uit1ig t. th1. peo4p44 the 14 '.i 441n of .Ja'o 14(.1a1. Now4. ,'.threore we th Comi n isners of4 4. ion4 d: instru1t1th 11. an .i .4.tionf for .State and. co'4"nty5 1nie..rs to r int Iln l ".Jau" and)4 1the. said4 man1-4 4--r 1141 :.ke. a s 4.ran tabu42lation1 of he .44. 4.4te on l 4 t qu s : of "Ja! or 110 Jai.". I h .-e votin in *,avor44 4of 1hail ing: a new'O a wig ani aticketw 'th i '-'wr.1,: ".Jail, of' a4 w-w 15 wil'l vo4te' a tik't with11 the in 1 th..414u'est in refer.>d.1 to, mu)4st be ire. hu '1 t'o 4retirn'". r .. ade,14 for1 the electioni A L(>N/U SM ITH. Col-nis'emors :tate Election. WEF A"Z:. u '.N M AI U'; HIGHl It tak . m tin Sr. a1:1,1 lory t :r lie big hn tit it )w i l on! ior %MIr 'efi!. L to th" erash of those f:dl rng r. . : thte b i of wir .. Ie ilat tie b -r ..: sutpr-CY ash. L. -:nemb r :1-a. t-- hit --un t is ig ired e- v dia., not ontc bat at all tiiuus. We o: - ou A linle of dr 001.s k ds un qualet .or the omony . .Caiti-eres ald orstedi from 7A to $1.25 per yarl. Jac 1nar\'s cloth, 28 inches wide, a!l wool, 10 and 60c per yard. Mohair brilhiantine, X inches wide, reversible, 35, 40 and 50c er Nard. Serge, all woo', 44 inches wide, p0e. trge, 36 inches wide, 25, 30 and 40c er yail. Henrietta, 44 inches wide. 50 uid GUe per yard. A ~cautiful lot of novelty ;oods in plaids ana lrocades. Beautiful atternri-, only 12 l-2c i-er vari and so on. ient's and yuritls clothing from $2 5-f per nit up. A hanidsomett line if buggy robes, >ain and fancy at S.75 to $5. Lunps at J1 prices, complet d from 2;Jc to $1.50. A ice :.Ile f fIancy grorrs always on iauid. A wi-il assort-d lI:- coilecte 1M very department. A boo ti tha wili hold. Our present, bargain sale is a ioted, sub tantial, permanent scecess. Come ir and e greatly benefited by it. S. A. RIGBY. M\anniing, S. C. TATE OF SOUTH CAROL!NA. COUNTY OF CLARENDON. OURT OF COMMON PLEAS Moses Levi, Plaintiff, against Carolina Johnson, Eliza Johnson, Und William Junius Johnson, De endants. udgmt(it for Foreclosure and Sale. Under and by Virtue of a Judg uent order of the Court of Common 'leas, in the above stated action, to ne directed, bearing date June 4th 81), I will sell at public auction to he highest bidder, for cash at Clar u(on1 Court House, at Manning, in taid county, within the legal hours or judicial sales, on Monday, the :nd day of -November 1896, being alesda, the follow ing dlescribed real .state: All that piece, parcel or tract of and lying, being and situate in Clar udon~ County, in the State aforesaid, ~ontaining seventy-five acres, more r less. and bounded and butting as allows, to wit: North, East 'and Vest lby laods of the Estate of Mrs. lart ha M. Da is,'and South bylfandsy f saidl Isaac Johnson. The said tract > land be'ing the same conveyed tol e (Isaae .Johnsoin lby Deed of Mrs. Iarthia M. D)avis. dated January 1th 18$1, and( recordled in the office if the Register of Mesne Conveyance, or Clarendlon County, in Book, "B. ." Pages 401 and 402.and for further eferen&ce as ti bioundries see ptlat of irme dr-awn by .Jarnes C. Burgess, 1). - and dated Novembiler 21thi 1872. Putrchiaser to pay for pap~ers. D). ,J. BRADHAMt. Sireriff (Clarendon County. Mnn iing, S. C. Ot tober 7. 18). U. C. L ESLIE CoMIMIssION D;A LE:R IN :ish Packed for Courr Orders a Specialty e ebihatges fir pim-l:inrg. 5,-nil for price st t'ins,..r:mien-t-i of ,,ntiy rirru.ie are .ti s Ni--. I art.1 2 Fih Market. )ili c,N Ns. 18~ and 20 Market st, (tast of Day. . . . . CIIAR LI>NTON, M. C. Che Best Goods at the Lowest Prices ! H.D. RIFF Is now prepatctd to dispilay the hand- - orest line of Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Hats. Shoes, FurnishingI Good s. etc. 'at has ever lie-in offevried in Manning at iriees that are miarvelious. (Our stoeh has bee~n c-arefully seleeted by nf expi-rieed buye-r fromt the leading oithri inarkets andi cannot be excelled Style. Quality and Price. e dtefy comipe.titiot ! Our priees speak for the-mselves ! Our Clothing Department sreplette u; ith the latest antd most fashtion be dtesigns arnd we can pleaise every taoste. We have the largest stock of. Shoes! Shoes! Shoes! ver shown and in anty <j nity and price. We have a complete line of Gents' Furnishing Goods nl the latest nocvelties in Neckw.ealr and suprb htne of IHosiery ini all styvles and ialilits.4 Our Millinery Department u n-hr the directin ot f Mrs. H.- D. RtiffI nt exerincedl .ai skiflitul milliner whose artistic tatsti is I it toi 1 b e n to lie tip ri i-ate. Lidiestei ang their orders for mats tart fteel Inliy assuredi c-f obtaining the t-si anti mn st fashionabl te hteadgear. .A eall is solicited and sattisfaction gular EI. TD ]~TFF, The Bee Hive Storc. Rians Tahi ANOTHER N Duri the tlast forLy days our sales ;.iv i.b.en so great that nur ir::;se Fall sto)ctk has been alm11ost vetW 4 :z-LY :nd1 .we have been e.?:ll.! Li p birge orders wi i .I: Y!I*r oidlers :0; iist:o of I ht: vearI we ha 1J the' vpotnt (f clo.+ ingt so;:.,1t- (i f Los a r: 0 lv re d z - l prices an-" k:'' we secure : i -: sell it as : our custe: r., the a.. our* b- UY \I I J from t:.t: to htv anil w1 week i1 nothing but a iuass rt-do ', anxious and wait 11g c( wrs, and iay of our Dry Goods I Quilt patch clicos, colors war ranted to stand, 40 yds for only $1.00. Shirting print calicos, only 4e per yd, worth 5c, colors warranted. Heavy yard-wide Sea Island homespun, only 5 1-2 cents per yard, worth 7c, The best dress ginghams at 5c per yard, worth 7c on any market. A large line of cassimeres for men's and boys' clothi ngat 20c that has never been sold in this town before for less than 30c per yard. Bed ticking at 6 1-4c per Gents', Youths' and In this line of goods we have some astonishing bargains. Call and see our $3.00, $4.00, $4.50, $5.00 and $G.00 men's suits. Children's knee suits from 65c up. Gents, when you want un Our Shoe D Is full of the most staple goods that could be found in the mar ket, and those who want good Millinery D Once again we wish to call the attention of our lady friends to the fact that we have the largest and best equipped millinery de partment ever opened in Man Sewing T We have put in a large lot of the world-renowned New Home sewing machines and we make this unprecedented offer, that we wll sell you a first-class $36.00 maebine for only $20.00 for the spot cash right down. Ladies, Groceries! Groce The last but not least, for in this line of goods we carry nothing but the best we can buy. Oat flakes 5c per lb or 6 lbs for 25c. The best apple vinegar at 25c per gallon. Engine oil at 30c W . W.L1 It is stylisi absolutely nec S cost of manuf. than any shoe W.L.Dug production material / ~ The To We makec * aso $2.50 :..J $2 shoes for neand$2.50, O~ $200 ad $1.75 hfulliebos4 FOR SALE BY E. C. HO] Notice to Creditors. Persons br~ving claims against tbe estate Jmjes E. D~avis, deceased. will present m duly attested and those owing said ate w;ill make payment to W. C. DAVIS, Executor. Maining. S. C., Sept. 30, 189G. Executor's Sale. [ will sell at the late residence of C. RI. vod, deceased,. near Fulton, S. C., at pub cauction to the highest bidder, for cash, nMonday 2n d day of November 189G, the llowing goiods belonging to the estate of IR. Boyd, deceasedl: One lut of household furniture; one nre; one lot of silver ware etc. A. D. RHiAME, Executor. Silver, P. ')., S. C., Oct. 14, 1891G. Notice to Creditors. a ll Per-onis having claimus against the state of Norwod A. Ihall, ideceased, will reset themi duly~ attested and those owinlg aid estate will make payment to En~tI Gi. IIALL, Ad ministratri x. M\anning., S. C., Oc.t. 141, 18913. ~PECACES - AND EYE CLASSES I R. B. LORYEA, THlE DRUGGIST, Has the exclusive sale of ELLAM & MOORE'S - - C: RYSTAL LENSES pectacles and Eye Blasses, We have a coimplete stock of t in goods, and take special care tting the eye avd guarantee satis ction. Rememiber, we make no barge for testing your eyes and fit n glasses. Our priices are moderate, but don't rget, if you want prescriptions ac rately compounded from pure and resh medicines, always go to Rt. B. LORYEA, THlE DRUGGIST. EW STOCK, friendls l.:ve u;ketl us the qo tion, "How do yot attract such crowds iiito your store ?" and ouI as:w(r to them iz, by stick in 2 to th tern:il rules of quick sales an.I -inall profits for the (-TSh oly, anl puIt i ti the :Oe v;l.w upon te-vt *erv man's dollar, t h rit- :l tL poor all tr: o ed : 3 b followers plat*y -r .:- .1 tuneC upoln some -alling your is nes of gve you a of the goods - e have not the e to do so, but owe to our store 'Jw you hargaills I good. School boy p-r cent. wool, at 20t. . . well worth 30c. Red. -'-wool tlaunel, at 12 1-2c per yd, worth 20e. Heavy drill Canton flannel at 6 1-4c, never has been known to sell before for less than So. Large line of comforts at 75c each, well worth $1.00 anywhere. The best line of gray mixed blankets you ever saw at $1.25, well woith $1.50. When you want fine dress goods and all kinds of trimmings to match, give us a call. Children's Clothing. dershirts for the winter, don't buy until you see our live. We have some bargains that you cannot afford to miss at 25c, Oe, 75c and $1.00 each. The best white unlaundered shirt on earth for the money, only 25c each. epartnent. shoes for small money will do well to give us a call. Dpartment. ning. We keep two milliners busy all the time and at times it is impossible for them to fill the demand for trimmed hats. [achines when you want a first-class sew ing machine for small money, give me a call. We also have a couple of Philadelphia Singer machines on hand at greatly re duced prices. ries! Groceries! per gallon. Sewing machine oil at 5c per bottle. When you want some of the best and cheap est plug tobacco you ever saw, be sure to give us a call. Yours truly, JENTSON. )co<as 3 ShOEi L EI THE W'PLD. idruk and perfect-bt'n 'qualities essary to mnake finisedshe The ctu ing allows a smaller profit to dealers sold at $3.00. Jas $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00 Shoes are the sof skilled workme, from thle best possible to put into shoes sold at these "Belmont" and "Pointed ~" (shown in cuts) will be leaders this seasn but any ther style desired may be obtained from our agents. We useO only the beet Calf, Eussia Calf Enamel, vicl Kid, etc graded to corre spond with prices of ihe shoes. If dealer cannot supply you, write jW. L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mas. CATA.LOOUE FREE. RTON, Manning, S. C. Tax Notice., CoINTY TREAsURR's OFFICE,?) CLARENDON COUNTY. Manning, S. C., Sept. 21, 1896. The tax books will be open for the ollection of taxes for the fiscal year 3mmencing January 1st, 1896, and ~or the months of November and De ember 1895, on the 15th day of Octo ber, 1896, and will remain open until the 31st day of December, following, ifter which time a penalty of 15 per sent. attaches to all unpaid taxes. The following is the tax levy: For State purposes, four and a talf (4+) mills. For School Tax, three (3) mills. For Ordinary County Tax, three and one fourth (3+) mills. Special two (2) mills, School Tax, School District No. "19." Special four (4) mills, School Tax, School District No. "7." Special two (2) mills, School Tax, School District No. "'20." Every male citizen between the ages of twenty-one and sixty years, except those incapable of earning a support from being maimed or from otherecauses, and except those who are now exempt by law, shall be leemned taxable polls. The law requires that commuta tion road tax shall be paid for the succeeding year when State and ounty Taxes are paid. S. JT. BOWMAN, Treasurer Clarendon County. TAXES. .: , of the town council >~er 7th, 1896, it was de m . y a tax of twenty cents .a i a - d dollars on all real and . -s a .. rty within the cor om--la ,of the town of Manning, Si uutation tax of two dollars n *u p..rsons not exempt by a a . w . - idents of the town. i-I k, wii be open on the 10th i.in, ')i o-h and close November LOUIS APPELT, Clerk of Council. Ripa~ T Ldes. Ripans . .,ules cure liver troubles. Ripans Tabules cure flatulence. Ripana Tabules cure headache. Unans Tahule assist dIgestion. lE ARE READYr Is Now Complete Our Fall t0i Every Department Aid buyers will do themselves an injustice, if they fatil to see us before making tbeir uinter purcha-es. It is impossible to do justice in the limited space al lo.vedl us, to the different lepartuient; of onr storr, arl we feel that w. are w.-Il enongh known in the territory tribta;Lrv to Sn1or. n-t to require us to vtIter into a detailed description of it. Oar iananal v increasing business has warranted us in buying The Largest Stock We Have Ever Bough? And should we be so fortunate as to enjiy as liberal a patronage from our filends this season as we have in the past we wi!! have no reason to regret our pirchases. Our buyer paid particular attention to the purchase of Hosiery, Having bought in all nearly 10.000 PaZd In which there are some excellent values. We would call particular attention to one case, 750 pairs, of Misses' Narrow Ribbed, full regular made, at 10c per pair. These are regular 15c to 20c goods. One oase, 900 pairs, of Boys' extra long and very heavy woven seam, at 15e per pair. These goods retail everywhere at 25c. One case, 1200 pairs, Ladies' fast black, full regular made, at 10c per pair. These goods must be seen to be appreciated. OUR DRY GOODS STOCK Is Complete in Every Department. Our line of Dress Goods at 25c per yard in all-wool fabrics, are worthy of special mention. Will be pleased to send samples on application. 3B'EsA ZQ . S. Those who were fortunate enough to secure a pair of our ;elebrated all-wool Tarheel's last year will bear testimony as to their worth, but they are better made this season, and our large contract for them warrats us in selling them at $3.9Q per pair. If these are too dear we wAl sell you a pair from 45c up. CAPES. Well we have a few of them, about 1,000 we should say, and the lady who buys without seeing our stock will have cause to regret it, for she will pay more mon ey. We can sell a good Beaver Cloth in black or navy, neatly trimmed in fur and braid for One Dollar-goods that sold last season from $2.00 to $2.50. Our stock in this line is better than ever. We carry no shoddy shoes. Every pair is warranted solid or money refunded. CLTIIN~G. Judging from the way our tables are piled we must expect to do some business in this line.......If your boy wants a suit we have them from 65c tip.......If your husband wants a suit we have them from $2.00 up.......Our all-wool black Cheviot at $4 50 cannot be duplicated for less than $.50. :m:ATVS. This is the line we have made our reputation on, and we are bound to sustain it. Our competitors may advertise sample hats and Job Lots, but shrewd buy ers who want the best goods for the least money seek us. -0-0-0--0 We will say nothing about our GROCERY STOCK-they are so cheap they are not worth advertising space. Every man, woman and child in Clarendon County will need something for the winter, and we extend to all an invitation to come and see us. Our salesmen will take pleasure in showing you through our stock, and if they cannot sell you, they will make it very interesting for those who do. SIDONNELL & Co., SUMTER, S THE.SUMTER DRY GOODS C0 To Our Friends in Clarendon County who Intend Visiting Sumter this Season, We Desire to Say that We are Better Prepared than Ever to Give You all that a Dollar can Possibly Buy: Whether for the Purpose of Buying or not, Come in, Get Posted on the Prices and Styles, Then Suit Your Own Pleasure as to Whether You Will Buy or Not. Here are Some Irresistibles: Ladies' Capes from 75c to $20.00. Ladies' Jackets from $1.00 to $15.00. Novelty Suit Patterns in beautiful effects from $3.75 to $10.00. Rugs from 45c to $4.00. Mattings from 10c to 30c. Your choice from a job of Kid Gloves, 5 hooks, in six shades, all sizes, some worth $1.00 and $1.25, at 75c. Waist Silks, in all of the beautiful Two-tone and Ombre effects, from 25c up to $1.25 per yard. Dress goods in every imaginable shade and quality, from 9c up. We refer to wool, remember. A stainless, seamless Hose for ladies and children at 10c. The best 50c Corset in the market (R. & G.) 36-inch Sea Island, 4c. 36-inch Sea Island, 5c. 36 inch Sea Island, 6c. 36-inch nameless Bleach, 5c. 36 inch Fruit of the Loom, 7e. 10-4 Brown Sheeting, 12 1-2c. 10-4 Bleached Sheeting, 16 2-3c. All-Wool Twill Red Flannel, 12 1-2c. Extra good quality White Fl,%uel, 12 1-2c. Linen Doilies from 25c per doz. up. Table Damasks, full widths, from 20c per yard, up. Mattings from 10c per yard up to the best. Rugs, all kinds and qualities, from 45c up, for fireplace. Carpets from 15c, 36 inches wide, up to the elegant things in Wiltons, Moquets, Velvets and Axminsters. We do Business by Business Methods and Our Motto is: "FAIR AND SQUARE" DEALING TO ALL. Very truly yours, The Sunmter' Dry Goods Co., Corner Mainl and Liberty Sts., STTMTIR-- -- ---S.C.