The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, December 16, 1896, Image 4
I'lELISHES ALL COUNTY AND TOwN
OFFICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
MANNING, S. C.:
WEDNESDAY. DEC. 16, 1896.
CRHISTMAS BARUAINS... ... ... ...
-AND
... ... ... ... ...TRADE WINNERS.
Remember, friends, that we are
offering great bargains to you in a.l
of our departments in order to se
cure the Christmas trade. We are
offering great inducements in ready
made clothing for boys and men.
We offer a nice, black cheviot wool
suit for gents at $4.50, worth $6.00
anywhere. Nice, black clay worsted
suits, all wool, io sacks and cutaways,
at $10.00, worth $12.50. Come and
see our gents' fine shoes at $1.25 per
pair, worth $1.50. Come and see
our ladies' glove grain button shoes
at 90c per pair, worth $1.25. Come
and see the best ladies' shoes ever
offered in this town for $1.00; every
pair of these shoes is warranted to
be solid leather. Remember that t
old Santa Claus has opened out in
full blast at our store and he is get- f
ting in new presents on every train.
Come every day from now until
Christmas and you will see some
thing new.
Yours truly,
W. R JENKINSON.
________ V
Died last Thursday, a twenty-months-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Jones. v
Thomas & Bradham have just received d
a car load of fine horses and mules. (
All of the newly elected county officers
will be ready to take charge on the 1st day a
of January. e
The show window of Dr. Brockinton's I
drug store is filled with frogs and they
make a natural picture. B
At the baby sbow in Sumter last Thurs- ti
day the baby of Mr. Robert Delgar, of this
town, captured one of the prizes.
Mrs. H. D. Riff has a beautiful line of it
millnery for the holidafs which she is sell- b,
ing cheap. Give her a call ladies. C
Ladies, call and inspect our beautiful w
line of Xmas novelties. R. B. Loryea, the ci
-druggiat- .ll
The Methodist church at Packsville is te
being beautifully paiL ed. Mr. W. 0. C
Dority of Manning has the contract. a
Catarrh is a constitutional disease and of
. requires a constitutional remedy like
Hood's Sarsaparilla, which purifi-s the
tbood. re:
If the railroads will run excursion trains
to Columbia. when Hon. W. J. Bryan
lectures there, a large crowd will be repre
sented from Clarendon.
Japanese crockery, beautiful goods, at do
low prices. R. B. Loryea. th<
Brown Cuttino & Delgar have just re- be
eeived a large lot of fire works. Boys if p
you want siz boom-bum, go and buy 'your Ra
crackers and candles from them, ke
All of the elections to establish new in
counties have failed to get the required kit
votes, with the possible exception of set
Cherokee with Gaffney as the county seat. co<
ha
Most superb line of decorated1 cups and wi
raucers- and vases at B. B. Loryea's.
Last Wednesdayv two yong boys, Coger
McIntosh and Putnam Hlerrington living ha
ac-ar Workmans, became involva'd in ar~ c~h
altercation which resulted in Pntnamn He.'- di
ringt a getting cut in three places.,t
The New Zion cliurch will give a festival goa
on De.cember 17th; couaanenceig at on~e
.....el r- c. The public are cdrdially be
invited. The proceeds ar-e to g~o tiwards mi
hearing the expenases of repairing the
ekurch. w
cal
Dr. Loryiea has a good many novelties to wa
offpr the trade in this issua.
The ladies of New Harmony Presbyterian '70
church will give a hot supper at the resi- bo.
dThnce of Ar. W. H. GaiUard on the evening pra
of the 22nd inst. Thc proceeds are for ]
the benefit of r--pairing the church and me~
we liupe thbere wiil be a large attendance as lair
the object is aworthy one. t
The town authorities should prohibit the ma
,dacting of fire crackers and other fire- t~
works in the business portion of the town. tho
Several store lots cantain large numbers h
o bales of cottor. and should a spark of cot
fire get among them it would cause a great **
<teal of damage. rea
rea
For fine confectionery go to B. B. Lor- to <
yea, the druggist, iti
President Cleveland, and Solicitor .
John S. Wilson, are shooting ducks to
near Georgetown.
The m rning mail leaves the post
offce 8.5 and the evening mail leaves yot
the post office at 6. p. mn. bot
Fine candies in half-pound and pound e
Ba
boxes at R. B. L~oryea's. ae
The weather signals points to a cro
marriage in a few days, not far from go:
the Times offie, and we will bet anci
acbing tooth the signal points true, of
AMarriage service wil be solemn- reit
ized in the Midway church next bot
Thursday. The contracting parties gist
will be Mr. Herbert Burgess, and
Miss Ada Epps. c
Go to Brockintons for all holiday On
goods. thle
The train from Charleston arrives Les
in Manning five minutes earlier in ing
the morning. The schedule time for ha
arrival is 9.05 a. mn. and from Colum- the
bia, 6.58. p. mn. hay
lint
' this afternoon by Rev. S. trai
E.. ishop,-at the residence of the hou
brides parents, M~.. L. Burgess, and and
Miss Estell Wilson. he couple will Les
temporaily live in Manning as the and
groom is one of the handsome and amt
popular clerks in Mr. J. W. McLaod's he a
store. it is
Decorated vases and cups and saucers,
at R. B. Loryea's. Beautifal goods at I
lowest prices. t
The Home Mutual Fire Protection tihe
Association which is represented in is E
this place by Mr.. J. L. Wilson, the veg,
bookkeeper at Thomas & Bradham's ceni
stables is an organization in whbich the
we have eznfidence, beleiving it to be gan
equally as safe as any other fire in-~ bloc
surance, and a great deal cheaper. peti
We have very recently taken a pol- by)t
icy in it and feel satisfied in recoin- bloc
Inending it to our readers. Sole
Lor,
MUCKLEN'S ARMCA SALVE. x
'The beast salve in the world for cuts, toi
bruises, sores, ualcers,' salt rheuma, fever gist,
ores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, call
corns and all skin eruptions, and positively dr;
cures piles or no pay required. it is guar- toila
anteed to gveperfect satisfaction, or money into
refronded. Price 25c. per box. For sale by tica:
RL. B. Loryea. cosr
ver3
THE GRANDEST REMEDY. a .ta
:31r. R. D. Greeve, merchant, of Chii- dis
-iowie, Vai., certifies that he had consump- chi
.tjon, was given up to die, sought all mcdi- il
.ca4 tratment- that money could procure, itl
tried all cough remedies he could hear of
b ,t got no rehief; spent many nights sittinO
up in a chair; was indueed to try Dr. ting hell
fNew Discovery, and was cured by use of c
two bottles. For past three years has been co
:attending to business, and says Dr. King's br
.New Discovery is the grandest remedy ever
..nzade. as it has done so much for him andj
,.also for o:hers in his community. Dr.j .t
Kings New Discovery is guaranteed for R
Cofghis, Colds and Consumption. It | R
'4on't fail. Trial bottles free at R.B. R
Hon. Harry J. Haynesworth, o
Greenville, and Miss Rhoda Livings
ton bf Bennettsville, were married oi
the evening of December 9th.
On Christmas night there will be.,
dime reading at the residence of Col
B. 1?. Barron, under the auspices o
the ladies of the Presbyterian church
Col. W. A. Neal, superintendent o
the State penitentiary, passed
through Manning last Friday on hi
way to inspect the Scarboro farm or
Santee.
Go to Brockintons for Christmas
goods of every discription.
A full attendance of the officers atl
members of Damon Lodge is reqnesttA
,t the convention of their lodge to.mor
row evening, as new officers will be
elected and other important business
:laim their attention.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
,hurch will have an oyster supper
:o-morrow evening at the Institute
1all and a good attendance will be
Lppreciated. Fruit, cake and Ice
,ream will also be served.
Santa Claus bas epened an agency at
Z. B. Loryea's drug store for the sale of
ine Xmas goods.
The conference-has sent Rev. S. A.
ettles to Compobello, Spartanburg
listrict.
For fine box paper and envelopes go
R. B. Loryea's drug store.
Mr. W. E. Burgess is at home con
ned to his room with a severe 'case
f rheumatism.
Big line of beautiful Christmas cards
ad Tooklets at R. B. Loryea's.
Services will be held in the Man
ing Baptist church every night this
reek. Let everybody attend.
The Manning Guards attended ser
ice at the Baptist church last Sun
ay to hear the annual sermon by
haplin J. 0. Gough.
If you want to laugh and grow fat,
'tend the minstrel performance giv
2 by the Mayesville troupe in the
istitute building to-morrow night.
Latest novelties in Xmas cards at R.
Loryea's. Call and make your selec
>n before our stock is broken.
The attention of the county author
ies is called to the condition of Wr
>o bridge. Last Friday Mr. J. H.
bilders while crossing that bridge
ith his horse met with a painful ac
dent and came near ruining his
>rse. The horse stepped on a rot
n plank and fell in, throwing Mr.
Aders off. He struck his shoulder
,ainst the plank and he thinks some
the bones are fractured.
By several reqnests I -have decided to
nain in Mdanning until Saturday, De
nber 27. J. 13. Taylor,
Photographer.
Who is it in Clarendon that does not
ow the firm of 1R. W. Durant & Son. We t
not believe there are such, but never
less like all enterprising merchants they
ieve in keeping in touch with their
'rons, and therefore their advertisement
be found in these columns. The Dn
nts handle hardware, cuttery and house
pers supplies. You can get anything
the housekeeping line you want from a 1
chen poker, to a handsome dinner or tea t
They are agentR for the standard b
king and heating stoves, and they also C
Idle a full s ^pply of sportsmen goods.t
ien you go to Smiar call on them and I
isftetion is assared.
handsome present,. that can be
ided dowvn to your children, anid their a
Idren can he ~aieeted fromi the grand v
play at L. WV. Folsom's palace jeweelrv
re. Folsomi w~itbont a doubt can se-ll
ids in his line as cheap as any Jeweiry a
iblishmtent in South Carolina, and the
mutv of it, is that what he does se:l ynn,
y be relied upon to be as represented.a
ask our re-adems when they want a '
ci, a ring, or jewelry of any kind, to
l on Folson., land when they want silvert
re we can say that his stock is simply L
:erb. Ftds.'m's store is the place to bnv
ly el1ses' siste-r or br,.ther a handsome
sent. Ike snre to go there.
ead Ryvtten burgs Christmas ad verti se- Vi
iet. This estabdishmwent is one of the p
zest mercantile establishments in the ti
te and with the large number of sales. ni
n they can handle with ease the vast of ti
ic. Clarendon has always patronized si
Ryttenburgs libendlly; their name is a a
isehold word in certain sections of the p
ntv and for that reason it would be h
dles for us to sing their praises, hut by h
ding their new advertisement, our it
ders can see what the Ryttenburgs have v
difer them, and knowing the firm so well bt
needless for us to say tbat they pro- d
e and mean to give the people grand w
gains for the holidays. When you go G
sumter be sure and visit their store, b
7hen most needed it is not onusual for
r family physician to be away from w
2e. Such was the exoerience of Mr. J. Y. L
enick. editor of the Caddo, Ind. Ter., em
mner, when his iittle girl, two years of r<
was threatened witth a severe attack of c<
ip. He sayrs: "31y wife insisted that I y
or the doctor, but as our familiy physi- ir
was out of town I purchased a bottle re
hamberlain's Cough Remedy, whieb el
eved her immediataly. I will not be w
aout it in the future." 25 and 50 cent OR
les for sale by Dr. Ri. B. Loryea, drug- fo
ongress is in session, and every body is i
be tip toe of expectation to know what P
be done with the money question and P1
tariff, but while this is going on J. H. s
esne is devoting his attention and bend
his entire energies to selIl goods. He se
first laid in a nice lot of fire works and gc
boys can get the material from him to 'c
e tiheir fun. Lesesne carries a general se
of merchandise, but for the holiday m
e. he has made a specialty of the thingsH
~ekeepa wants to make gaood dinners,e
the material for the nicest of cakes.
esne is one of onr youngest merchants, g
already hie has mad" a reputation ti
ng the purchasing public. Whenever
ells an article, everybody knows that
just as represente I.
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SOMETHING TO KNOW. C
may be worth something to know that cc
very beat me-licine for restoring the fi
I out nervous system to a he-althy vigor cil
lectric Bitters. The medicine is purely 113
table. acts by giv-ing tone to the nerve Ifl
res in the stomach, gently stimulates of
liver and kidneys. andt aids these or- vi
in throwing off impurities ini the ac
d. Electric Bitter.; improves the tip. 20
te, aids dig-stton, and is pirononnced CJ
hose who have tried it as the very best hi
d puritier an~d nerve tonic. T'ry it. w
f--r 50c or $100 per bottic at R. B. te
ea's drug store. Si
lady or ge-ntlem.an can col.ntiee a
twithout enaiing for thc aidl of a drug-.
Not that it is absolutely un r-sary to
the druugist, but as a general thing I
store's are the places where the be-st
tgoods are k,~pt. At Dr. Wt. M. Birock
a's drug store thle show cases are artis
ly arranged with the finest of soaps
ietics, and perfumes. He also has a
pretty line of paper on which many 15
e of love may be told to the one at a s
inue. Dr. B3rockinton has a great many la
atmas attractions andI with the aid of fu
Ible assistant Dr. J1. F. L-eGrand, he is
be able to maake many Oe. heart glad hi
his nicely selecte I stock of holiday te
Is. T1henm besides, he always k-e-ps ato
supply of drugs and meiines, and nm
ives his prescription dlepartmenxt the -
st attention. Dr. LeGrand is a tirst
drugist anid priles himuself on this n.e
ch of the business. 51'
ipans Tabules for- sour stomach. tb
ipans Tabules cure dyspepsia.y
ipans Tabules cure liver troubles. g
ipans Tabules cure indigestion, be
inanTahnles cure headahe pe~
f Xverv man wants to enjov his Christma
- and if his clothes are all tattered and torn
he car.n.-t th-ow that spirit of plovrnre int<
thingz a-. whern b,. is conf. rtaly clad ani
his cl:th. t ar.- teat an-l w-1l fitting. Peo
L plear- at ke the worl. over, an- it is at
accepted fact, is dress does not make thi
M , :1 teast maIe- a dec'd diff -nce
in h- ,tIwarkce; in thi- az - of -rog-ess
n'i rb, apearrence ten l a *.g s
tan'e -ow.:rds the recognition -f the man.
Brow I nittino & Der-ar, whosr- (stblh.
mc- J jit balow the bank. hava in th.-ir
stoC'k of e-l-thiig and cents finri-hing
goods the very newest style-. nni the latest
iovelties iu neck wear. They are -ents
fn'nish-rs solely, arid by making this
brani of trade their sp-eia:ty. they of
course devote all of their attention to it.
Brown. Cuttino &Del.ar, keep a nice lie
of bats and all the paraphernA ar o o ike
up a ;entlenans dress, and they will sell
you a snit of clothes lit for the presene of
a king for a surprisingly low cost.
Have yon been to H. D. Riff's store sin-e
Santa Claus sent hira word of his inteaded
oic. I you have not, you sbonid g.> at
onceand let him show you throngh his
stock of goods. Riff is got the stock and
he is determined to sell the goods regard
less ot the weather and the price of cotton.
There would be no use for us to enumerate
the stock in this store, as it would require
too much space, but our renders will give
him a call wen they want to make their
holiday purchases. Riff keeps every thing
that can be found in a general store, but
when a man calls on him for a bill of dry
goods, shoes or clothing, he is then inhis
glory and if there is any trade in the man,
Riff will bring it ouit. Mrs. H. D. Riff man
ages the ladies department and her stock of
nillinary can not be bettered anywhere.
Her millinery department is growing in
popularity every day, because she keeps up
with the fashions and her stock is always
up-to-date, and she is constantly getting
in new goods and new patterns and styles.
It was Mrs. Riff that revolutionized the
millinery business in this town.
The toys, toys, toys, that are now on ex
hibition at Jenkinsons, store. Santa Clans
must be hard to please if be does not find
what he wants at Jenkinsons to please the
little folks. The front part ot this estab
lishment has been set aside to bring mirth
and joy to the children and customers are
waited upon by young ladies who are sta
tioned at the toy department. Jenkinson
has dolls, horns, cups, wagons, trains, fire
works. vases, albumns and in fact every
thing in the to.ys and holiday goods line
that one can conceive of. Then his general
stock has been replenished for the Christ
mas trade and with his usual hustling he
proposes to outstrip his competitors. Jenk
inson carries a large stock of goods, con
3isting of everytbing in the mercantile
line, and he shows his good business sense
a using printeis ink to keep in touch with
he people. There is not a household in I
.larendon county but what Las bought from
Tenkinson and all because he let the peo
Dle know that he had goods for sale and
vben they went to him Le satisfied them
with quality and prices, Jenkinson invites
he holiday buyers to his store and he will
ndeavor to convince- them that his store is
he place to buy.
The alleged killing of Macvo the great
,uban chief, has not cast a damper on the
rim and spirit of S. A. Rigby. He has
>een looking forward to a big Christmas
rade, and with his usual keen business
ight he ha-, made preparations for it.. He
laims that Santa Clans has made his store 2
eadquarters, and is daily stowing away the y
hings intended to bring the crimson glow
f delight upon tie cheeks ofthe little ones,
*nd make their eyes sparkle like so many
ewdrops in a summer sunlight. O!i
tigby is a stunner when it comes to bus- t
ness, and to help attract buyers to his C
tore ho has employed two of Mannings
2ost bewitching young ladies, and nwA he
receiving applications from young men
assist i the store without pay. Even
is regular clerks congratulate themselves
n beinrg alive to enjoy the presence of
iese Christmas angels that Rigby has -
Ilaced in charge of the holiday counters.
ot only his Rtigby a large supply of beau
fuil Chr:imas goods, but his stock of gen
ral mserchandise was nev-er miore comp llete
nd he and his corps of experience~d clerks
ere never mnore anxions to sell. To sum
p, Riigby is a first cl,.ss me-relbant, arliv
ad eniterp)risjing, iu-to-dlate on e-very- thing
rsf always ready tor meet comrrpetirion.
The greetings of the season may b.e s en
the stores before an.i*hre else, because
am up-to-date-merchant w-ill buy hie igon:1s
ith an e-ye to catching the lpnble- H
ill arrange these goods in the most at
,rctiv-e mran:r-r arni then he will advertise
ztem is his connv paper, Mose-i Levi, the
ionee-r merchant, the man w-ho pitch-rd
s tenrt he-re when all arnud wa sa wvil.l-re
Ls5. and who gr.w rip with thie peepk-, the
an wvhose long experience mi ikes him
elIl Uived to know the wants or hi,
trons . He rnever loses an ooportunity
Smake his great big estab~lihment ap.
lar resort. Mr. Levi h-is prepare i for -
e Christmas holidays by laying in hisn
ore a beautiful line of Chinat and Bohe- Li
ian ware, magnific-ient nove'ties, and the
rettiest kinds of jewelry; besides, he has
s shelves filled with everything that the
aman family needs to make up their wear
g apparel. His dress goods is of the .
ry latest fabrics, and his shoes cannot
excelled in any market. The grocery $6
epartmuent will supply the housekeeper
ith all the rnice things to make up a good $3
bristmas dinner and the beauty of the
isiness is that these things can be bought $5
ith little money.
That gilded sign so conspicionsly seen ca
hicb hangs out in front of Dr. R. B.
aryea's drug store is a golden morter an ca
ublenm of the drnggist profession. It rep
sents the vessel in which medicines are 35
mupouinded, and when you walk in side
)U are greeted n ith a sight that is pleas.
g to behold. The good~s are well ar- 80
nged and nretness and care is seen oa
-ry hand. The standard mcdic-inea in
all put up packages are on the shelves of
te side, and the ingredients anid material
r compounding proscriptions on the oth- aug
.Every body knows that Dr. Lorycn is
druggist who stands high in his profes- lb
an, it would be damning him with faint
alse were we to undertake to tell the peo
e how good a druggist he is. but we will $2
ste that his stock was never more' com
ete and h~- was never more anxious to
rye those who need his services rand his
ods. Dr. Loryen realizes that Christmais 22
ames but once a year and he kaoa-s it is a
ason of good cheer, when the heart o1 pe
en is softened and he feels like giving
miothing to those who are nsear to him.
therefore laid in a mnanificie.nt line of
ina, glass, Bohemian, an-I Japanese bo
ods. The vases and caps and sansers,
flowr-r holders and toilet sets are bear.- 12
al. Here is a good plauce to select.
ndsonme present.
If any of our friends when in Sum
r will called at the store of D. J. pa
iandler, they will not only find a
rdial wvelcome, but they will also 8
id one of the best selected stocks ot
thing in this section of South Car
la. Now is the time to buy cloth
g, because after the inaugration
McKinley, woolen goods wvill ad
nce rapidly. They have already
tranced since the election about
per cent and those buying frotm 5
1andler will get the advantage of
s having bought when the goods .b
ere at the lowest ebb. Don't forgat
call on D. J. Chandler when in
tinter.
The very air is charged with rum
s of coming nuptilals and of course
e newvly married couples will soon
or later have to go to housekeep
g, as the old man does not take
ways to get tired of feeding a son
law. Furnitur-e is one of the
cessities in every household and
-thur Belitzer, the fnrniture man,
without a doubt well prepared to lb.
pply the demand. He carries the
rgest stock of everything in the
rniture line, carried in Sumter. He
also the manufacturer of the cele
ated Daisy spring. Parties con- gl:
rnplating housekeeping should go
Sumter and inspect Belitzer's im- $
anse stoel-.
The wife of Mr. D. Itobinson, a promi
nt lumberman of Hartwick, N. Y., was
k with'rheumatism for five months. In
eaking of it, Mr. Robinson says:
hamnberiain's Pain Bahlm is the onlyI
ng that gave her any rest from prin~. att
r the relief of pain it canno't be beat."
~ny very bad cases of rheumatism have 'I
en cured by it. F'or sale at 50 cents
r bottle by RL TB. L +vs th ...,~~:ie
Great
S proved by the statements of lea
S a Ies ing druggists everywhere, sho
that the people have an abiding confidene
in Hood's Sarsaparilla. Great
Cures b'' the v*l"ntarystab
Cu e ments of thousands of peopI4
show that Hood's Sarsaparilla has grea
over disease by purifying, e
Powerrichig and Invigorating th
blood, upon which health and life depend.
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
Is the One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. el
, l are the only pills to tak,
Hood's Pills with Hoods Sarsaparilki
The Best of Everything foi
Christmas.
Right to the front of all competi
tion we place our Elegant New Holi
day Stock.
Complete in Assortment, Splendid
in Quality, Overflowing with Gener
ons Bargains in all classes of Goods
Atmore's standard Minee Meat (th
best.)
A fresh lot of London layer raisins,
also seedless raisins in 1 lb packages.
Cleaned currunts, 1 lb packages. The
very best brand of citron, powdered
sugar for icing, etc. Fancy candies
for trimming cakes, etc. Spices and
extracts of all kinds.
A large assortment of nuts (mixed).
Best crernery butter, cream cheese
of the best quality, maccaroni, dried
ipples, fancy jellies, etc.
Headquarters for Christmas toys,
&c. We will have the largest dis
plays of toys and fireworks ever han
lled in this town.
Children's china tea sets, fancy
:ups and saucers, faucy lamps, beau
iful fancy vases of all kinds and sizes,
Large lot of dolls, children's table
;ets of knives, forks and spoons, baby
-attles and tin horns of all kinds.
Toy pistols and caps for the boys.
Cops of all kinds and other small
oys of all descriptions, doll baby car
iages, wagons, carts, wheel barrows,
>uckboards, etc. Don't forget to
ome around and see the sights.
Fresh lot garden seeds just ar
ived.
Remember, our dress goods stock
ias bargains also. 27-inch Brittany
.loth, in stripes and plaids, beautiful
atterns, 12 1-2c per yard. 27 1-2
ach Teasledown, very heavy goods,
retty patterns, only 10c per yard.
lice, fancy veiling, full width, 10c
er yard, etc.
Shoes! shoes! we keep all styles
nd quality.
Popular selections, plenty of varie
r, finest attractions. We solicit a
Dmparison of our goods and prices,
nowing you will find our Holiday
tine the best and cheapest.
Yours truly,
S. A. RIGBY.
60 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE.
TRADE MARKS,
.DE8ICNS,
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Pium Pudding No 4, Anderson's, 50c can,
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Plum Padding, No 1, Atnmore's, 25c can,
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Plum Padding, No 2, Atmore's, 40c can,
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Plum Pudding, No 1, McMechen's, 20e
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Piam Padding Sauce, No 1, R. & R., 10c
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Slince Meat, Anderson's, 5 lb glass, pail,
C.
Mince Meat, Anderson's, 3 lb tin, 35c.
Mince Meat, Atmore's, 5 lb wood pails,
Mince Meat, Leggett's, 31b stone jar. 40c.
Mince .Meait, Leggett's, 18 lb pail, $1.00.
Mincc Meat, Leggett's bulk, per lb 10c.
Ldaisins, seedless, extra choice 1 lb pack.
,12}c.
Raisius, seedless, extra choice, buik, per
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Liaisins, 41 er. Muscatels, bulk, por1b610c.
EL is J cr. London Layers, 20 lb box
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taiis, 3 cr. London Layers, t boxes 75c
'alaga Raisins, finest vineyard clusters,
l b box, $3 50.
Slalagi itsins, finest vineyard clusters,
rlib 20c.
~ia aga R-ds.ins, tinest vineyard clusters,I
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lalif. Prunes, large extra fancy, per lb 3
,c.
julif. Prunes, sele: ted French, per lb 10c. I
Jalif. P'runes, aedium choice, per lb Sc. I
Jurrants, prepared ready for use, 1 1t, C
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Jarraunts, prepared ready for use, bulk,
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" "good gnality, " ""15c.
3itron, extra fancy Corsican, per lb 20e.
litron, cihoice, per lb 15c.
* pples, vap. N. Y. State, fanc--, per lb 8c.
11pples, evap., N. C State, per lb Gc.
\pie1 dried, N. C. state, sliced, per ib,
eaches, Calif. evap , halves, extra, per
'eacits, Carlif. evap , halves, per ib, 15c.
eaebes, N. C. sliced, per 11b, 10e.
a pricots Calii. evap., faincy, per ib, 15c. 3
?car, Calif. evap., fainey, per ib, 12}lc.
Sew Mixed Nuts, per lb, 124c.
Kew Mixe.t Selectedi Nats, pier 1&', 15c.
thuinds, Tiar:agondai, per Ib, 15e'.J
t.meunds, C dii'., soit shell, p. r lb, 20c. (
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3ruzdl Nuts, per lb., 200.
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?-cans, Texas, imediutu, per lb., 10e.
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?reserved L. C. Peacnes, halves, 5 lb s
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Preserved Straw berrics. large, 5 lb glass,
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Preserved. Apricots, peelIed, 5 lb glass.
Preservedl White Cherries, pitted, 5 lb c
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CH-IARLESTON, S. C.
Master's Sale.
By D. J. Bradhan
and a lo
AUCTIONEER. canno
William S. Manning, Plaintiff,
against
Thomas H. Dick, Jr., George W We avi
Dick, William A. Cooper, Robert which
M. Cooper and William J.. Roddy, and $1
Defendants.
BY VIRTUE OF A DECRETAL
Order made in the above entitled BLAI
cause, dated October 15th 1896, I will
sell at public auction, in front of the We are
court house, in the town of Manning, ive
in the County of Clarendon and State
aforesaid, on Monday January 4th, 75a at
1897, being salesday, between the $1.001
hours of 11 o'clock in the forenoon
and 5 o'clock *in the afternoon, all CIO
that portion of the following de
scribed property which lies within e ca
the County of Clarendon:
All that plantation or tract of land, and pric
situate, lying and being for the suit for
greater part in Sumter County, you will
aforesaid, and for a smaller part in show yoL
Clarendon County, in said State, and
which was conveyed by George W.
Cooper (now deceased) to William A.
Cooper as Trustee by his deed, dated You W
the 16th day of March, 1868, and re- i
corded in the office of the Register ine as M
Mesne Conveyance for said Sumter of this dE
County in Book R. R. at page 505, satisfacti
the said tract of land containing one
thousand and eighty-one acres but- O
ting and bounding to the west and
north on land now or formerly of the Special tt
Estate of the late James S. McBride; We ar
to the East on land now or formerly in ..
of John S. Cole, and land now or l lh
formerly of the estate of Robert teed or rr
Wheeler deceased, and to the South partmn t
on lands now or formerly of the
estate of the said George WV. Cooper '
deceased-, having such shape, form,
marks, battings and boundings as
ars-more artclal et forth and
d'elinnte by a plit- of-fhie samie
drawn by WV. Hi. Brunson, D). S., fro'm At
a survey made by him.____
Terms of Sale, one-third to be Ipaid
cash and the balance in one and two n
years, in equal instalments, each in- f'
stalnment hearing interest from the
day of sale, (with the privilege to the J' p
purchaser to pay the whole or any .1. I
portion greater than one-third in
cash) the credit part of the purchase UPT
money to be secured by the pur-'
ehaser's bond and mortgage of the Prescriptic
premises sold. Purchaser to pay for.GodG
papers. Go
W. HI. INGRAM,
Master for Sumter County. 9
Dec. 9, 1890. This Girei
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.G
Clarendon County, s
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
ohF.WrePlaintiff, mP-.trolent
against Colds. Cn:
Mtchard Hodge. Defendant.
[udgmer-t of Foreclosure and Sale. See his ah
Under and By Virtue Of A judg
nent order of the Court of Common Besra
?leas, in the above stated action, to ,Shaue
nie directed, bearing date the 4th to every-one
lay of June 1896, I will sells at
>ublic auction, to the highest bid- -____
ler, upon terms below mentioned, at
)larendon court house, at Manning,1
n said county, within legal hours *
or judicial sales, on Monday 4th day Q.J
>f January 1897, the following
escribed real estate:
"All that certain piece, parcel or
ot of land lying, being and situatei
n the village of Foreston, in the
)ounty of Clarendon, in State of -THE
,foresaid, containing one-fourth (t)
f one acre, and bounded as follows,
o wit: North by lot of C. S. Land;
ast by lot of L. WV. Nettles, -outh by
at of Richard Hlodge, and west by Protects
inds of WV. T. P. Sprott. The above
(escribed lot of land being the same
onveyed to the Defendant, Richard
Lodge, by Mary E. Fleming, by deed
earing date the 29th day of July
890, and recorded in the lRegister of JA
fesne Conveyance's office for said R
ounty, in Vol. A. 3 page 342.
Terms of sale, cash.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
D). 'J. BRADHAM,
Sheriff Clarendon County. Ha
Manning, S C., Dec. 9, 1896. a
porte<
The State of South Carolina, .
CLARENDON COUNTY. VASF
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Ct
abu F. Werner, Plaintiff,
agatinat
[ary Jane Hlodge, Defendant.
Judgement of foreelosure and Sae- CRAC
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A
udgment Order of the Court of
ommon Pleas, in the above stated
ction, to me directed, bearing date
une 4th, 1896, I will sell at pIgh
c auction, to the highest bidder, These
pon terms below mentioned, at as wel
larendon Court House, at Manning. eea
i said County, within the legalj Call
ours for judicial sales, on Monday,~
bie 4th day of January, 1897, being and y
alesday, the following described real_____
state:
'Al~l that certain piece, paree! or lot o't Not
nd lying, being and .staa:e int t:he village Al
Foreston, in the Counaty of Claren.zi estate of Nel
ne acre, and bounded ats foliows, to) wit : esent th
orthi by lot of C. S. Land; east by lot of owing said l
.W. Settles, andl H. 13. Drose; south by
t ot William Caraon and I~r. S. C C.
~icharidon, and''west by lot of Richard
[odge. Ternas of sale, cash.
Parchaser to pay for papers. Ripans 71
D. J. BRADHAM, -Ripans 'I
Sheriff Clarendon County. Rinans'j
Manning, S. C,, Dec. 9, 1896. 1 Mfans i
Grand Display
-OF
-AT
BU l 9LE
finest line in town, incloding
la.,t INoveltis
1TED DECOlZATED
CUPS AND iUCERS,
. LAIIPS,
SMOKING SE rs,
ROSE BO WLS,
I PHOTOGRIZAPH ALBU.S,
TOILET CASE,
utings, Christru:s Toy Books,
Fine Perfumery.
;ert stock of fresh, delicious
just received. All these
md many others to be sold at
iingly low prices. Call early
ke your selections before our
broken.
is now Coming and
soon be here!
:re a nice line of Toys which
;elling cheap,
NICE CUPS
AND SAUCERS,
of other goods which we
mention here.
also a lot of COMFORTS
we are selling at 73c, $1.00,
..25, worth double.
are going still lower.
rs in shoes. We can
fine Ladies' Shoe for
d good Man's Shoe for
mfd up.
thing ! Clothing!
onot be beat in style, quality
-, and if you want a nice
;hristmas you will do well if
give us a call and let us
what we can do for you.
;ut Dry Goods!
11 surely be suited in that
rs. Riff has the entire charge
partment and can give you
)n.
i, The Millinery!
> the Ladies:
now offering big bargains c
ery. Satisfaction guaran
oney refunded iu this de
the BEE HIVE.
iEMBER THE PLACE;
I-DATE DRUC STORE,
n Work Our Specialty.
>odsh and Pnre Goods Onr Motto.
LPHOiPHONE !
it Wonder of the Wonders
of the. Age is to be
[VEN AWAY FREE.
I the best quality from~ 30 to 50
eaper than anywbere else.
ni Jelly, same as Vaseline, pure,
d 15c pei bottle for Coughs and
es in a short time.
sp.ay.
nid do not forget that there is
nore tickets left waich he gives
spending 50c in cash.
B. Wilson.1
OTARY PUBLIC.
-AGEN~T FOR
: MUTUAL FIRE PRO.
.N ASSOCIATION
OF S. C.
fro Fire, Wind, and
Lightning.
ANESE GOODS!
B. LORYEA,
The Druggist,
ust opended a conm
line of Genuine Im
Japanese China
and Novelties, con
of
S5,
PS AND SAUCERS,
ROSE BOWLS,
TRATS,
TEA SETS,
KER JARS,
'EAPOTS,
WORK BOXE~S,
goods are beautiful
1as useful and make
t Christmas presents.
md inspect our stock
u will be pleased.
ce to Creditors.
shaving plaims against the
o'n R Cons ir, deceased, will
in duly attested and thoseL
state will make payment to!
Joux E. Cors. a.
S. C., Nov. 21, 1896.Eeutr
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PRESENTS FOR THE CI REN
PRESENTS FOR THiE I N V U)(8 !
PRESENTS FOR THE .D FO KS!
vt
Dear Children:
I bave decided to open up my headquarters at the store
of W. E. Jenkinson, he having consented to let me have a por
tion of his store for the purpose of displaying and distributin
my presents to the the children of Manning and Claiendorn
County. I expect to arrive at my headquarters about Decem
ber 10th and remain with you until after Christmas. Here
you will see the largest line of Toys and Christmas Goods ev
er brought to Manning. All kinds of nice presente for the
little buy and little girls. Fire Crackers and Pistols for the
large boys. All kinds of nice presents for the young men and
their sweethearts. You all must come and see our grand dis
play of Christmas Goods.
Your old friend,
SANTA CLAUS.
Friends, as you have seen by the above, we will have Santa
Claus with you Christmas and have given him a portion of our space
in the Times, but we have reserved enough of our space to thank
you for the large and hearty support you have given me during the
three months just passed and from now on to Christmas we expect
to offer some great bargains in Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats and Cloth
ing. When I make this assertion I do not make it only to be say.
ing something, for you all know I am no gas bag and fall far short
of being a humbug. We use no trick in trade. We will not offer
you any one article at or below cost in order to take you in and
swindle you on the next article you buy, but we put a just. small
and living profit on everything we sell.
We have just gotten in a large lot of Dress Goods and Trimmings
md are now able to suit a lady in almost any shade or quality of
goods she may desire. Silks, Velvets and Gimp Trimmings.
Our Millinery Department is up to date, fresh Goods arrivino
,very week, and from the amount of business done in this depart
nent we feel sure that it has met all of the exegencies of our lady
>atrons.
We wish to call your attention to the fact also that we carry
large line of Gents', Youths', and Children's Hats and Caps
[hose who want cheap clothing will do well to give us a call as we
tre closing out several broken lines of Clothing at g.eatly redticed
)rices, also a large line of Gents' Pants that we are offering very
heap.
Some specials that must command your attention:
100 sacks Salt at 50c, worth 75c.
Red Rust-proof N. C. Oats a4 55c per bushel, worth 75c.
Red Rust-proof Texas Oats at 45c, worth 65c.
Gray-mixed Blankets at $1.00 per pair, well worth $1.25
mywhere.
Heavy Comforts at 75c each, well worth $1.00.
Heavy Jeans at 15 and 20c per yard, well worth 25 and 30c.
Nice wool Cassimeres at 20c per yard, never was known to
ell for less than 30c.
Ironstone Granite Cups and Saucers at 35c per set, usual
>rice SOc.
Yours truly, W. E. JENKINSON.
WW ARIVALS~
BR ON,
CUT TINO
& DELGAR'S:
25 Child's Sits, wor th 31.25, to be solcd at 75c.
23 Child's Suits, worth $1.00, to be sold at 65c.
23 Child's Suits, all-wcool, worth $2.50 an ct $3.00,
to be sold at $1.50.
25 Child's Suits, all-wool, $2.50, $3.50 and $4.00,
to be sold at $2.00.
55 MAen's blck Cheriot Sitits, worth $5.00 to besoldi
at $4.23.
100 pairs Kntee Pants, 4 to 10 years, wLorth 35 and
40c, to be sold at 20c.
50 dozen Hfaif-Hiose, worth 10c per pair, to be sold
at Sc per pair.
Justreceived, a fresh shtiipment of sample [Vnder
rests, to be sold at 50c on the dollar.
In Fine Clothingi we lead, both as to style and price.
T'f'e are agents for the NVeplune Antiplui Wfater-pr'oof.
suits for Men, Boys and Children. lienme:ber, we
wont be undersold by anybody, and you can count
on getting Gen une lBarga ins in our stores.
LEADING GLUThIERS UF MANNIN ANl .S