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;IULISHES ALL t(tUNTY AN!) Tti\\ O'FIt'IAL ADVERTISEM1ENT1.I' MANNING, S. C.: WEDNES)AY, MAR-. 1. 1 . Send in Your Names. Ladies, we have s cuired the ageneN for the sale of the famous Biuttriel Patterns of all kinds in this town and Clarendon County, and we propose t< keep a full~ line of patterns of al kinds. We will, on the 15th of March April and May send out about om1 thousand fashiou plates or shee each month, and these sheets wil' contain and illuslriat- fully the fash ions for the Spring ani sumner and all of these stvles will be on sale ai our store. We ask all ladies whc desire these faishion sheets to sem us their names and addresses, and wv will mail them free, postage paid. Ladies, we will be very glad to havE your names, as we are anxious to get the fashion sheets in your possessio and in addition to this, we wish tc send you prices of Spring and Sum mer Dress Goods and Millinery whiel is coming in in great quantities, andl we are going to make piices very interesting this spring. Send in Your Names, W. E. JENKINSON. Mr. H. D. Riff went to Charle:ton las1 Sunday night. Mr. A. B. Galloway has moed into his new home on Church street. Mr. Samnel A. Brown, of Wiliamsburg county, was u town yesterday. There have bec so far about 1,200 lien tiled with the clerk of the court. Chocolate for cooking p:rposes 1-4 lb. loc. IR. B. Loryea, the druggisl. The County Board of Equalization met yesterday iu the Supervisor s ofice . Messrs. J. C. Land and J. M. Oliver, of Foreston, were in town last Monday. Miss Estelle Connor. of Charleston, is in Manning, the guest of Mrs. Louis Appelt. The Manning hosiery mill has sent out some beautiful show Cards as advertising matter. Mr. C. E. Chesnut and family movel from Foreston to Clinton, N. C., about teL days ago. The kitchen of Col. B. P. Barron caught on tire last Sunday, but it was extinguished without much damage. Try International Stock Food, the best powder for horses and cattle. For sale by R. B. Loryea, the druggist. Miss May Cuttino, wbo has been one ol the teachers in the Institute, left yesterday for her home in Elioree. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin King. of 't. Pul, are entertaining a pretty young la.y whc arrived at their house on the lbt inst. Judge Richbourg, we understand, will tiE the nuptial knot liee of charge. He is an officer right, for he is a public benefactor. T. W. Wood S; Son's genuine Early RosE seed potatoes for sale by R. B. L oryea, the Druggist. The Dispensary Board of Control meets the fourth Monday in this month to dis burse the money belonging to the County and town. Measles has broken out in the Salem section. Several members of Mr. Mitch Epps' family are now down with the pesky disease. U~nder the new Constitution there will have to be a municipal registration of vet ers at least ninety days before the next town election. Red and white onion s'ets for sale at R. B. Loryea's. Dr. John L. ice, President of the Co. lumibia Female College, will preach in ; the Institute hall next Sunday morniug, at 11:30 o'clock. Married last Sunday. near Facksville, by Judge J. F. Richbourg, Mr. Isaac Brun son and Miss Alabama Broadway, a daughter of Mr. J. J. Broadway. Died suddenly last Saturday night, near Privateer. Mr. Joseph Geddings. aged about thirty-five years. The deceased left a-wife and nine children. Thomas & Bradham nre going to put every farmer in the county in a position to buy a wagon and a buggy. They have just received a car load of both. We are glad to see from the Greenville "News" that Captain W. Priestly Conyers is able to travel and that he and his wife are visiting friends in Abbeville. THE Tfnm effico is prepared to do all kinds of job work, and satisfaction is guar anteed. Any work entrusted to us will be done quickly an d with neatness. The sports had a gay time at Silver last Friday, that is, those whose chickens won them "boodle." Of course, mioney was bt-t, because mcn might tight for fun, but chickens- never. Senator D. J. Griffith, of Lexington is the fortunate winner of the "State's' watch contest. The popular and brilliant voung statesman of R:chian~d, Hon. HL. C. Patton, was a close second. A card from Mr. John F. Waiker pub. lished elsewvhere speaks for itself and we sincerely hope that his many friends through'out ta county will call on him when they come to town. Ladies, have you tried a pair of Erock inton's fine scissors? If not, why not?. Mrs. M. E. Walker wvill, in a short time, begin the erection of two brictk sores op posite the court house. Tfhe co-ntract has~ been awarded to Mr. W. S. Hlarv in, who will give his personal supervision to the work. There is no such thing as a boom in Manning, but there is a steady and sub stantial growth. .211 of our business enter prises are on a solid looting, wvhi'ch is much better than a hip, hip, hurrah growth with failure attachments. The Manning Guards h-ad another -e ing last Saturday and they still tacka e to make up the requmred number. Tir next meeting takes place the first Saturla in next month wheni it is helieved a til complement of men will be enlisted. If von would have a fine garden,buy you seed and onion sets at R. B. Loryea's The Walker store was closed for sevra days on account of a change in the busi ness. Messrs. W. S. Ilarvin and A. 1. Barron having bought the stock of goods and leased the building, they will conduct a general merchandise business at that stand. Ex-Governor Evans is to be married next month to a charmng young lady in Connecticut. He will return to south Car olina and practice his profession in the city of Aiken, where he has lived for many~ years, and where he has been so highly honored. The town of Wahalla has an ordinance which reads as follows : -The Marstall is authorized to arrest any person found on the streets between 10 o'clock p. mn. and 5 o'clock a. mn., who cannot give a satisfactorv reason for such presence on the str-.ets during these hours. Ladies, we have a full line of dower seed. R.~ B. Loryea, the druggi st. We endeavor to exercise a great deal oX care with regard to our items of news, but last week we were misinformied about two matters: one was that the Methodist church contract was given out to Mr. W. S. Harvn and the other, that Mr. S. E. Ingram had -ov int he EMo house. Col. Clarenee S. Nettles, of Darlington. who recently oined the Lily White' brnC of Th il epublcan partv. is now .ing about t'ho "jiC counter' in '-ah ingtonU be.n . Ehuna DenI~s to brush some of the crimil toL him. lie wants a coslrappo'int-nent. n L. -L l" gin ha. resigned h5 pI-.Z:i aS Eotor in his ente-red ipo n i :i oz chi f e'ir to the Se-cretarv -' S! . We .o not know whether it will bI !oeplorytr then Pre-side-nt of tile Senate to ir-r an en to fill the unexpired er.If it i--, the: people should east about *,r a new Senvtator. Nr W. N. Uahe. of Charleston, well known to our merchaniitg as a cany and erceker drumi'r, been appointed Chif Coc.O:-Nble for the ic.ver divisi *n (t the Stat,. ir. BIhr will make an eftliierit cer. le is competent and courti-ous and we uelieve Governor ElIerbe made a gooJ selection in this appointment. 1inest Line of c. cigars in town. R. B. L r e druggit. The Counrty will be called upon to lay for the injuring of two horses on 1; ek river bdges: sometime ago a Mr. Duke whild.riving over ono of the bridges was unfortunate enough to have his horse szep into a hole which crippled it so as to make him Unfit for work, and since then Mr. A.. . Hoge has h-zI a siwiaar eX eri ne Itx ould Le mu' C caperk if th big were atten "?d t' at thOe -toper O:;e of t - 1- h-tel ':i the Soutb Ai the Ca7'lhou" in Chrlstn It is cntrah lo cattd n.-d, t is etqipfCped w thl ail t teod era impiovements Its tal -rvce c. - not b % ex.le.1 nawhere an guest- at:e madeto fel : hoe. r. Sol Bowma n. Jr., the pro-ret r, aid Mr. J. 11. Claneev. the maae are both untiri ng in their etffor-s to l the ty of teIr gu'e',ts a greeabl e. T Lasarke io ic-rate an-d the Conv ene -ret' tqu-i to muen1!. hlightr pic.otels. Whn yoi visi t!e city stop it the CA:hona. and it you are accoim p tie-d by hdie, lv all means stop there. Ibee a'n-e spe:'-ial attton is 'ive-n t-) ladiesi by a ton of w-i,' xperience. For fre-h, dl-e.-ou. faner candies, g-> to R. B Loryea, the dr ugg'st. In conversain w ith a proi nent busi ness mana of thi town hast Satardav. lie cal:ed our' att-rion t- the number of hale, hearty :uen loit-ri'g about on the street e-)rnrs with ap.arentl no means of earn ga li o , and . asked the question "How do t me-n live'r The ques.tiol is a hard one, yt:* it is known that they do live and Iress *air~v wel : work does not seem to be a part of their business and as this town is comparativelv free from thieves, they do not ap' pe-ar to get their support frot thleft, as is te- etse In a great many t )wns. It is su.:ested that most of these loiterers Lave eithr a wife or friend c ing for a white famil and from their Iar ders comes the food for the unoecpied gentry. The hou.se eper Ctinr ot be in the kit-hen alwas, -and otten her pantry watched and preside over by the faithful {:) eook. It i' a1 noticeable fact that when the housEkeeper keeps a striet eye on the culinary depatuent there is ich less "onsuTied, and the cook is not very popn iar among be - tale acqua intances. Colored servants are the only available help that can be procured here. because it i white girl, "'atters not how respectabe, should em ploy herself as a servant, instea'd of being commended and encouraged for endeavor ing to be self supporting in an honorable way, she is cut by her acquaintances and regarded as disgraced: for that reason many good women do not take employment as a servant and they are forced to go to a city and eke out an existence in a factorv. where the temetations ol vice and sin arfe g'eat and the hibor much harder than do mie ~snwork would be. Wood's tested garden seed for sale only by R. B. Loryea, the druggist. A New Firm. It is alway's a petsure for us totannounce the additions to our mercantile affairs, and when we learned that .Mr. W. Scott Harvin and MIr. A. IL Barron had bought the stock of merchandise of the late B. A. Walker, and that it was their intention to do a gen eral merchandising business at the Walker stand, wc were gratified. These g" itiemen need no introduction to the pe~ple, because both have spent their lives here. The former is identitied with the best enterurises in the town and gives more employmcnt to the laboring class than any other man in the town. The .tter has been a tmerchant only' a short time, but that time was not wasted, as his success proves. M1r. Biarron will har-e the management of the business of the firm of Harvin & B'arron, and we know that he has the abil -ty to build up a business second to none in the town. He :s full of energy and has~ a finacial stan-din g to give the business a push from the start: besides, M~r. Barron has an individuality which commtands respect and contidence, and we feel sure that the firm of Harvin & Barron will do a thriving business. Mlaebeth, S. C., Jan. 28, 1697.-"3Iy hus band suffered with pain in the back, night sweats and loss of appetite. He has been taking Hored's Sarsaparilla and it has b::ne fited him ',ery much. It has given him an excellent appetite '.nd we believe it to be the best blood puritier and tonic that can be obtained." Mrs. C. F. Dennis. Hood's Pills act harmoniously wvih Hoed's Sarsaparill a. Tfenehers' Associatint 31eeting~. A goodly number of teachers taet to-day at the 31aaning Institute. Th-- president called the meeting to order, and the minutes of the' last tmeeting were read and aoproved. Interesting, in-tru:-tive and helpfuli pa pers were read by the following members: Mrs. P. WV. Bra thami, on "'D~gnities of the Treacher's ocie ": Miss Rletta M. Withers, on "Sehool Discipline in Primary Classes": Mr. Gist Gee,- on "Vertical Writing." T1he associution was also favored with a strong and impressive address fro:n Mr. L L Wells, on 'The Interest of Parents in E lu cation." Tlhe Executive Committee appointed the followitg me:ttbers to be on duty at the next meeting, March 27: Misses Georgia Ingram and Eva Ri:ser. Messrs. P. A. Me Master, C. 1R. Caitoun and L. D. Biarrotv. lBt motion ef Mr. Get. it was decide1 that a question box be provided in order that any one wishing4 to ask a question tuicht have good opportunity to d1 S> Ut means of the boa. There being no further b,.na1nss, the Association was adj ourned. If the *v-te::i is fortitlle by H~ood's Sat saila which mak-s, irich : re.l blood, there is little daaer of* sickness. lBird Dennais. son of Mr. S. W. lkaii, was born September is, 18's, and diedl Feb ruar v 2~> 18'-.. Hie was.- at 'tub-nt at Pine Grove school wvhen the grima mon'stt-r. death, .eized hint. IHis illness was of short dumation, being sick only frotn Satirday untii the following~ Thursday. He wa-i always "atie't. kind and obedi ent, and mn tils wayt~ proved himself worthy of the love an-i confidence of his parents, teae-rs andI ;ehoolmtates. While it mat~kes us~ sad to parht with Bird, we know that our" Fath:-r doetu all things well, arid we bow submissivelv to His weill. May the Holy Spirit comfort the bereaved faily. "The Lord gave and the Lord bath taken :tw.av: blessed be the name of the Lo-rd." D. A. P. SOMETIN~G TO KNOW. It miay be 'torb soia thing to know that the v.ery best me ricn'e for restoring the tited out nervous system to a healthy vi-'or is Electric Bitters. The 'medicine is purely Ivegetable, acts bye ivin-g tone to the nerv th 'lver and kidneyt and aids theseor ins in throvin o'I im purities in the. Uloo. E1 1- iebitters imlproves the ip petit"-, as dti stion, and is pronounced bythse who hav tried it as thte very bet blod Iur' lr -'nd nerve tonic. TIrv t id1 f*r. It 'i.00 per bottle at R. B. Lorvea's drugc sty re. We think -eine people- stuvid if thtev say na-thin, and~ are gld to reverse the KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. Celebrationl of . the Fiounding or the Order'. Lai.t Tnr.hy evening Damou Lodge No. 1:i. K. of P., celebrated the thirty-tourth annive--ry of"I the founhlng of the Order. T atte ini wdas quite bLrge and a nuni "er kt vsitors from other lodges were p et. 0 o ti e meam bers could not ittent for various reasons, unfortunately, and tiv 'misSed a verv happy time. After the regular meeting when ranks were c'nferre.d on two candidates, the body ajourueai to the Benbow House, where a bount-ous repast bad been set, and, it is useless to say, fali justice was done to the viatids wbic1 had been prepared for themxi. Chancellor Commander Loryea did the honors as toastmaster and rigbt Knightly he performed the duties devolving upon him. During the course of the evening toasts were responded to by prominent member. of the Order here. FolAOWing are the t oasts: "'The Order Univers al: the little acorn plauted by RLthbone nas grown into a -ni ighty oak, uay it tlourish forever." Re sponded to by V. C. Davis, P. C., who spoke very glowNvingly of the order through out the country, outlining its remarkable aud magniticient growth in the past thirty four years and predicting still greater growth and stieti'l in the futuire. "Dameon e No. 13, K. of P., may ever iember eme v vor to emulate the friendship, courage and tidelity disolaved by the noble Grecian after whoim our lodge is iuameI." Respouded to by Dr. C. B. Geg V. C. i- ave a gen eral resume of tie lo l-e sme - its institution in 1;: spe.kitng of its growith work and general usefulness since it:, ora-nization. Show in- Low it had ,rown from a very fe'w muemetrs in 18s8 to a strong organization of , some lifty icitubers on their rolls at the the present time. OUir Departed Brethren: The-y have passed over the river to rest under the stade of tie trees." Which was tesponded to by Capt. D. J. Bradham in a very feel Din mannr eulogizi;ng those "who had on01Le betore," some et whom had been brothers in arms as well as in Knighthood. In the course of his remarks he stated that nine deaths had ozeurred since the institu tion of the lodge-an avera1ge of one a year. "Woman: God's last, best gift on earth to nun.a This toast was responded to by Mr. J. 11. Le.:sne in a very happy manner. Extohling the virtues of woman even in the heathen and primitive countries-her help and companionship to man, and co cluded by hoping that in a year from now, when the thirty-if'th anniversary was observed that every Knight there present wold have a 1o'n of his own and thereby iudge best of "God's best work.' It was a late hour cre the company dis perset for their homnes, one andi ali voting it a very pleasa't and enjoyable atrair. FROM CRIPPLE CREEK. After the big fire in Cripple Creek, I took a very severe cold and tried many renedies n'thout help, the cold only be coain - .:ire settled. After usiog three s'C .11 bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, both the cough and cold left me, and in this high altitude it takes a meri torious congh remedy to do any goo.l.-G. B. Henderson. editor Daily Advertiser. For s:le by R. B. Loryea, the druggist. A Triple Marriage. One of the happiest events of the season took place at the residence of Hon. J. El bert Davis. The affair was the marriage of two daughters of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Davis ani a neice, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. -1. Davis. The first coup!e to have the nuptial tied were Mr. E. C. Coskrey and Mis,- Alce Davis. Rtev. E. 1H. Bockham per forming toe ceremony. Immediately fol lowing Rev. W. A. Pitts performed the marriage service for Mr. S. A. Hunter and Miss Lizzie Dtavis. Then Re' v. .J. Snyder led his bride, Miss Bes:-ie Davis, to the altar and Rev. W. Ai. P'itts performed the marriage rite for them . After the hearty congratulations of the family and friends present, the triple bridal party and guests sat down to an elegant feast. The editor and his staff bow in thanks for being so bountifully remem bered with wedding cake. B3UCKLEN'S ARINICA SALVE. The best saive in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands,.chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions, and positivelY cures piles,or no pay required. It is guar anteed to give pei fect satisfaction or moneT refunded. Price.2c. per box. For sale by R. 13. Loryea. lie's a Dude. We do not blame a young lady for prac ticing pistol shooting wvhen she is the re cipient of a note like the following. "Miss "May I have the exquisite beatitude of escorting your corporal system across the allavial space that intervenes between your farther's hospitable residence and the San tuary of god after the last lights of the ori ental orbes have settled down behind the occidental hills. ":Respectfully, The above note is published with the ctistinct understanding that the author is not to become known through us, as our informant fears that it might deprive him of the "exquisite beautitude" of jumping a dry goods counter in town as a means of subsistence and c":apel him to return to the farm to hold the reins over a mul.; but we would warn others a.ainst imiitat it:tt this swe.et scented dude, because the ;ir! has lots of niei v.e and has some strap ping big friends who wear pointed shoes. Slieriff's Sale Uiitler~ Extecution. By', virtue of an execution to moe directed, I have lkviod up"onf an d will sell to the~ high est bidder for cash at Clairendoni Courthouse in the Cointy of C;arendon, on the first Mnain A pril, 21s.t, within the legail hours of sale tle: foliosing di scribed real est'ate, to wit: All that parcel or tract of land containing one hundred and three acres. iuore or less. anod bounded on the north Lv lands of besoy Tida, east by lands ot Mr<. Reni b..ouhby latnds of Mlrs. Sublett and on the west b~y lands of Jim Seals and hinds of Wi'lam Seale the preises ab~ove de scribed b ing a portion of ai tract of land forerly kaowvn as the "Thatnes or Per ilnd and which were conveyed by ina J. Clairk, form-r Sherliff of Chiren doi Count, to the said Wi!lionu W. Rich Levied upon and to be sol I as the prop erty of the estatec of William W. Richbourg, iteld at the su:t of W. F. U3. Hayns w~rth and R. L. Coop-r. late cqpartners as hHaynsworth & Cooper: E W. Moise, RI. D. L end .Marion Ml'i-e, caoartners as Lee ....i..,...net .Morgan s. i'aey, as exe ent-'r of the e'tate ' f the .said William W. P'urchtaser to pa.y for papers. DAN1EL J. IBRAIJHAM, Sheriff Clarendoin County. Manning, S. C., Mar-ch 10, 1807. Treasurer's Notice. Omer:c Corrrr TRtEAsi-rn, Cti.ai:msos Corrr. In accordance wvit a ljioinat resolution of the G;eneral Assembly, apprl'oved February 1] th. 160i7, to extend the time for the col leetion of the Cotmutation road tax,. hereby give notice that the books for the collection of the Commuiitation road tax wvill be kept open at my office until April 1st, 160)7, ttnd that said tax wviil be collected to that date wiltthout penalty, and all parties who shall pay such Commutation tax on or before said date, shall be exempt from putnishiient from default. s. J. UOWMAN, County Tretasurer. JOB PRINTING Of All Kinds TDnne at this Office The-e ha.s Ibeen so much ra the b-1-i' ': : , fan n. 11rs atre iuchi bui::l %%ith their wrk. Oiur ro:is. are in le en< cauisel b),. hau'in- g1!;o drn Oar Mw agistrae, Mr. J. F bo::r uw ri Lhis fir.t c o-ple ai. *y . .\l'aieDbet b<, I.o i ;- J -l i hi: Cr Thoria C iil case b! Mr * Ivey.*' plin tiif, an. dM T C iii ccen-l abti:::t t Sy i fes this~ e an-: b -in.r a o>tny song pre-wit. Te ry made noe ofh-r tanplu the wher chicken fight ne tir i r 'A pasj~d IthroligI) otir I'l: Wai way to the ,iigh.iin 1ran. ning was wellreeend.W nonle Of ontr people were ther< look onl chlickenl fi'ghting' OS - the growing evils of the day, a think it is time for the good of our conmtunitv to take agait-st such. Letting the chekeus kill each other is bad ei leaving off the gambling featur If we mistake not there is prohibiting these kind of which should be enforced. S us are neglecting our duty. Mr. Henry Rodgers, of & county has purchase] a lot in ville and will build on it in th< ft 'Lure. The Baptist church at this will be repainted in a few days Mr. J. A. Plowden has built around his lot, which adds a deal to the appearence of it. The work done on our stree weck has improved them very Let the good work go on. '1 s said that the sleep of the twc before midnight are the best, but, theless, they go pretty well after first called. Fur some strange reason wome: fancy small men. May be they < that in producing them the Crea making little of humanity. A Card. To Mv Frier ds and Customer. Neor Pii erood, Greeting: I hax e entered into cc p..rt with Mr. W. Scott Harvin i cantile business, to be condu the stand of the late Mr. Walker at Manning. My st< business at Pinewood will I tinued, with Mr. David R. eharge. Mr. Lide is too well there to need any commer from me, and the many kind and patrons I have there pleased in dealing with Mr. I is the sort of a gentleman I c. and my customers can trust be fair, just and honorable. do right by all 'who trade w and will sell you at prices quality of goods to please yc' him, help him and help me, will do our best for you. friends of Pinewood, I am gra you for your goodness and k~ to me. I thank you and will t ful for continuing favors. Sincerely yours, ARCHIE I. BAF These are time when money is tight ant. body wants s~ much as t get for as little cash as J. H. LESESNE sells and promises to give as r your money as anyone also promises you good barg~ains. His Spring Di will be in this week, and exhibit some beautiful s& His Spring Shoes are When you want any G vou are invited1 to examin he buys small and often, ensuring everything fres has a nice line of Fan cy G and the attention of house is called to this fact. Giv call, and if he doesn't plea you will not be thought I for going where you can dc Notice to Creditors The creditors of the estate of R. I ;er, deceased, are hereby notified to :o me an aiceount of their demand: ~tttested, and all p~ersorts indebted t< istate are regneste-d to make setti vith ime at once. N. G. B3ELSER, Administra Summerton, S. C., M1arch 3, 1807. Notice to Creditors. All persons having chaims against ti :ate ol Ben~;j..min A. Walker, deceased eigtent them,. duly attested, and wing said estate will make paymnft t. Mrs. MI. E. WA LKElt, Executr .\anning, .\ar. 3, 1st7. RECISTRATION NOTICE he State of South Garoi~ CLARENDON COUNTY. Notice is hereby given that in -ordance with an Act of the (ien Assembly, the books for the regis tion of all legally qualified vol will be open at the court house, tween the hours of t e'elock, a. and 3 o'clock, p. in., on the first 3 day of each month and for three essive days, until thiirty- days fore the next general election. Mi: who shall become of age during1 period of thirty days, shall be titled to registration before books are closed, if otherwise q1 fed. G. T. WORSHAM, E. D). H-ODGCE, Supervisors of Registratic Manning, S. C.. January 1st 18 COLD BREAKER COLD BREAKERS! Three or four doses in time w ill "Gripe" or kill a fresh cold. Price box 25 cents. sold by MTOSES TE ireat 3 proved by the statements of lead S ing druggists everywhere. show ie people have an abiding confidence d's Sarsaparilla. Great proved by the voluntary stat eS ments of thousands of people, ;hat Hood's Sarsaparilla has great over disease by purifying, en 'erriching and invigorating tho upon which health and life depend. ood's arsaparilla True Blood Purifier. All druggists. Sl. -ire the onily pfis to take s Pills with roU(*::saparilla. 3atest Baloaiils Ever Offered -IN Men's and Boys' - 1OT HIlG. haven't the Space to *ou all that we have in line, but will give you - %v of our ST BARGAINS, a's Suits, from $2.50 on Up. a's All Wool Suits for $5.00. rs' Wool Suits for $1.00. s' Knee Pants, from 13c. to 40c. 7s' Wool Caps for 1Oc. ive as a look before purchase your Spring hing. A. A. Rioby. *B. LORYEA~ The Druggist, cured the agency for M~anning for sale of the celebrated ERNATIONAL' STOCK FOOD, latest improved medicated food for gand preventing diseases in horses, ,sheep, hogs, colts, calves, lambs and -Insures health and rapid growth I young stock. Peculiar combination dicinal ingredients makes this a su r nd perfectly safe medicated food ,ck in growing, working, breeding, ig, aiiiking, and diseased. Saves by causing assi milation. Invi gorates atire system. Cures and prevents hog ra. Satisfaction guaranteed. Pat up and 50c packages. Call an dget a hlet giving full particulars. n also agent for ~RNATIONAL WORMI POWDER, * RNATIONAL POULTRY FOOD, ER PINE HEALING OIL. R. B. LORYEA, The Druggist. .o.S.Hacker&Son MANUFACTURERS OF MAERA -m RLE TON S.C WEIG-TS AN RS SAS HLIDS MAEIAL.I RLATONRU ST .E VEN AWARE. f the Bes nltrok30itoi50 enpe an Pnhre ds rMt. od15per boftle oghnd isplheay. istob capen frge thanhere s more tickets left wnich he gives zm spnding 50e in cash. THE Bank of Manning MANNING, 8. 0. Transacts- a general banking busi ness. Prompt and special attention giver to depnsitors residing out cf town. Deposits solicited. All collections have prompt atten tion. Business hours from 9 a. m. tc 3 p. m. JOSEPH SPROTT, A. LEVI Cashier. President. Bo.U: OF DIRECTOBs. M. L~rr. S. A. Rio-B, J. W. McLEOD, W. E. BRows, S. M. Ni~xsEN, JosEPH SpRorr, A. LEvi. THE RANGE OF BRAINS. Last Sunday's turkey spoiled--husband mad servant ugly-the ancient stove did its best-its old enough to rest-what a wood sppetite it had! Ain't you sorry that you did not present your wife with a wood and temper saver. An intelligent range that wont ruin anything unless you let it? The Home Pride Range 'and Cooking Stoves is what you want. It saves enough wood and .ood to pay for itself in half a year; winter is only half gone, so come in and see the stove, at SUMTER CHINA HALL, THOS. S. ROGAN, P:-op. Opera House opposite court ho ise. W H E N YOU COME TO TOWN CALL AT GALLOWAY'S SHAVING SALOON Which is fitted up with an eye to the comfort of his customers....... HAIR-CUTTING IN ALL STYLES, SH AVING AND S HA M POOI NG Done with neatness and dispatch... .. .. .. A cordial invitation is extended... A. B. GALLOWAY. COME TO THE BEE HIVE FOR BARGAINS! We are selling off our winter stock cheap to make room for spring goods. We have also a lot of COMFORTS which we are selling at 73c, $1.00, and $1.25, worth double. BLANKETS are going still lower. We are leaders in shoes. We can give you a fine Ladies' Shoe for 75c and a good Mau's Shoe for $1.00 and up. Clothing! Clothing! We cannot be beat in style, qual ity and price, and if you want a nice suit you will do well if you will give us a call and let us show you what we can do for you. But Dry Goods!I You will surely be suited in that ine as Mrs. Huff has the entire charge f this department and can give you atisfaction. Oh, The Millinery ! pecial to the Ladies: We are now offering big bargains n millinery. Satisfaction guaran eed or money refunded iu this de partment. mH, D. RIFF.K At the BEE HIVE. R. J. FRANK GEIGER, DENTIST, MANNING, S. C. OFFICE IN MANNING HOTEL. osEPH F. RH.AIE. W . C. DAVIs A2TURSXEYS Al LAW, MANNIN G, S. C. OHN 8. WILSON, AI'orney and Counselor at Law, MANNING.S. C. W. SCOTT HARVIN and ARCHIE I. BAR RON have entered into a co-partner ship. under the style of They will do a General Mercantile Business at the well known stand of the late Mr. B. A. Walker. and having pur chased the stock of well selected merchandise of Mrs. M. E. I Walker, and added new stock. all bought, at rock bottom prices, they purpose to sell for the cash at such close profits as to prove that they not only want to live, but to let live every one who has the cash to pay for honest goods at lowest cash prices compatible with honest dealing all around. There are some great bargains to be had at the store of the New Firm. Bargains that will not only please. but sur prise any housekeeper, or anyone else who will examine our goods and compare our prices with the usual prices of such articles. It is just so that we made a great bargain. and those who need articles we have. can share the benefit of our good fortune. Come with cash and try us. HARVIN & BARRON. 232 MEETING STREET, CHARLESTON S. C. State Agents for the Sale of Wholesale Tin Plate, stores. pSheetIron, Tinwares, Tinners' House Supplies, Furnish- Galvan ing Gords, izedGutter Oil and Pipe. Heaters Over 200 different styles of Cooking and Heating Stores. Also Oil Cookers and Heaters we want the le:.ding merchant in every town in the State to sell our line of Stoves. We guarantee full protection in his territory to each agent we appoint If not sold in Tour town send to us for cnts and priees. HOTEL CALHOUN. On the American and European Plan. A DELIGHTFUL AND COMFORTABLE PLACE FOR COUNTRY VISITORS. SOL BOWMAN, JR., Prop. J. -E3. CIU..AJCETY, Manager. King Street (Business Centre of City), Ch.arles-ton-, S. C. Rates $2 and $3 Per Day. FINE HORSES! THOMAS &BRADHAM Has just received a load of the FINEST HORSES that ever came to this town. DRIVERS, SADDLE HORSES AND WORK HORSES. If you want a nice horse be sure and see them at once. They will be sold at prices to meet com petition. THOMLAS & BRA-DHAM. Percival Manufacturing Co. Doors, Sas an-lns 748 to 486 M~EETING ST., CHARLESTON, S. C. EsTABLIsHED I868. L. W. FOLSOM, Sign of the Big watch, SUMT'EEE. ::S. C. .--A BIG LINE OF - ~ Birthday, Wedding and Christmas Presents - WATCHES, DIAMONDS SFine Sterling Silver Clocks, Optical 6oods, '7 Fine KniveCs, Scissors an d R azors, Machine Needles, etc. All repairing guaranteed.