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P r L1SI1ES ALL COUNTY AND TONW OFFICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. MANNING, S. C.: WEDNESDAY. DEC. 22, 1S97. Prices Speak Aloud, While Brag Only Whispers. Goo. coffee. 10e rr poud: best e fise vo: enn Luv at 1 1 e er Ioan; best i: .nu :m $1: ".-: con":1ity syrup17, 0eI per . T - . t quity 3- eLnd can to S: i. 1e1 ..: th best cereamu eure', 12 1-2u F",r- 1"u::,i: Les Londcn 'avr 2:, s 12 1-2.-:- . uz : e tt a 3'. i, l 4- Elf gr.: A gruat quanitity of al .::.6 o: i ;ILS, to is a ,l a i s.1 for Christ hi-rs has rely utiade our stor" his *eadquarters. The little folks 'oiie from every quarter to see his large lot ot present1 he has brought for them. Ladies, v:oc should come and take advan :age of te great values we are offering in tijes nu-tervest-. We are oflring the beat gents' nodervest at ?5e eai that cn be found in this town. We are offaring great inducements in our it:tner department. Ladies, if you La et bought your winter hat yet now is the time for you to get it cheap. Prices re duced on all winter dress goods. Great va4.s in Jeans and pants goods of all Tours for a Merry Christmas, W. E. JENKINSON. ouce is hereby given tiiat no advertisemienlts will be ie reafter changedi in this paper where the copy is brought in later than Sat urday noon. The bank will be closed on Saturday. Mts. C. M. Billings of Packsville is quite ill. t.o to Drockinton's for whatever you wan!. Mr. L. B. Gibson lest to-day for Brun so 1. S. C. A lovely assortmietit of decorated Vases. R. B. Loryea, the druggist. Rev. J. S. DeSchamps of Spartanburg is visiting relatives, here. Fine Candies in 1-pound boxes, 25c. R. B. Loryea, the ac uggist. Miss Luiie Harvin of Winthrop College is home for the holidays. Baker's Chocolate for cooking purposes. R. B. Loryea, the druggist. Mr. James Bell has begun his contract of boring the town's artesian well. A tine line of stationery at Brockinton's, at all prices. Next to M. Levis. Rev. S. A. Nettles is in Manning visiting his sister, Mrs. E. C. Alsbrook. Biggest stock of fine Candies in town. B. B. Loryea, the druggist. Miss Eva Sires of Summerville is visiting~ her sister, Mrs. WV. C. Chander. Handsome line o-f Christmas Novelties at very low prices. R. B. Loryea, the drug. gist. Rlemember the ?zus'cale to be given for the benefit of the Summe:ton Episcopal chiurch, at the resictence of Hon. J. 3J Richardson on the evening of the 28th inst. We hope that this town will be well repre sen ted. Look-look-go to Brockinton's for that wonderful Celery Compound, only $1. per tbottle. Next to M. Levi's. We wish all of our readers a very mierry Christmans, and while they are eating their Christmas pie we hope they will remember that one of the sins brought on, by the ds obedience of Adam and Eve and which faill to the lot of the country editor to suffer for, it poverty with a big appetite for good things. R. B. Loryea, the druggist, has Santa Claus' agency for Chdcstmas presents. Gobble ! Gobble 1Gobble ! can be heard everywherc except in the poor editor't yatrd. From there the musical voice of long-spurred rooster brings about dayligh every morning by cracking the heaven: with his crowing. much to the disgust ol the editor, who has poor teeth- and whc loves his morning nap. The most superb line of decorated Chint Cups and Saucers ever brought to alan ning. R B. Loryea, the druggist. The County Board of Control propose tc ask for a State constable to put dosn the illicit s:Lde of ,vbiskey if the town authori ties cannot stop it. There may be sozoe i1 ileit selling here, but we think it is eo paratively sin. d to what is being sold ir the county. We are told that whiskey car be bought almost anywhere in the county, and that there is very little secrecy about it. Look in our windows at..our beautiful display of Cups and Saucers and Vases. R. B. Loryea, the druggist. James Allen & Co.'s jewelry store in Charleston was robbed in open daylight last Saturday of about $2,000 worth of dia mnonds. Such things will happen in the best uoliced cities in the worid, but they never happen here. The fact is, our police would run in any mtan seen wth diamionds on his person as a suspicious character Oar entire pohc2 force may 'ue judges of the brilliant gems when the-y aire paimted ou piasteboard. Our Flavoring Extracts arid Spices ar. unsurpassed for atretigth and p arity. i. B. Loryea, the dinuggiet. Last Mondav afterroon about G o'cluei David Cuittino,~a yoting Inan about 18 year' of age, returned to his brother's store rUacksville from a bird hunt with Pro?. Davis. Cuttino leaned his gau aginst tne store on the piazza, the floor of which was wet, and by some means the gau slipped and fell, eaasie g the contenits to enter the leshy part of Cuttino's leg above the kne and seve~ed an artery from which he blec away his hife in about twenty mintes TJhe'deceased was the son of the late Thios Cuttino and a brother to Mr. C. L. Cuttino, Mr. T. P. Cuttiao and .\lrs. E. P. Mv Knight. Ladies, call and make your scileettor from our immense line of Christmas Nov elties before our stock is broken. it. B Loryea, the druggist. For the first time in many years one o our merchants mtade an assignment. Th mn. rehant referred to is Mr. H. D. Rit On last Monday morning lion. GetorgeF von Koluitz of the Chairlesten Bar, accom panied by Mr. J. L. Mintz, cam to an ning arid in a fe minutes after their at rival Rtiff's store was closed and i noti posted upot the tiior st:og that an' as' signlment was male to J. L. Montz. It dii not take ling for the tews of iti fare tt spread around town aid the people begar disea-sing the canse. \aiiorus rtaMots wer' given. but the most p'asible one ywe heart was that Rtit had discontinued to advertia, in THE ?E~s. At a meeting of young :nen 1last night at Buzzard roost ball. it wa~ ieslve t init the young ladies to bang a stocking from the front doors on Chiristmass ye night and each fellow is bound by' his obligation ft the Buzzard Roos;; Society to aee to it that: nresenit is put in the stocking. A 1:st of tL, young ladies was taken and each youot man 'was assigned, where he Lad no secia choice. The secretary called on us the morning~ and requested this notice to b, given, and that it shall be regarded an in vitation to every youing lady in town t< hang cat a stocking. ana in case the suppl2 has run shn~t. arrangaeents have bet rnale with the Mannoxg Hie>ry Mil t place at Harvin .& Barron's store a lot of th RAMBLI.w THOUGHTS OF tALA WEEK. They Would't Set 'Em Up Our Frien l'ainted the Town. Cha:leston's gala week was a success, ai the committee in charge of the umu emen deserve credit for the enterprise exhibite Clarendon was well represented at the f. tivities and Manning in particular. V took the rounds and on every side the Ma ningites showed up in all of their glory: the theatres, hotels, restaurants, fake shoe r.iccs, and in fact everywhere we went tI "-ad smile of our home people lightcned t our suri"rrndings. ii. readers of the News ani Coonr Lave orten read where :Major Boyle, Cha .S.: - new ch et of po.ice. W.s a holy te rut to ,iod tigers and that he was dai po uin down upon their lairs, and t! .fe rnoon Post wo:1.1 rotest a'ainst t! accusation and dislai the existence 11nd tigers. Not k-owing which of ti two pp. were right, we det:ririned to oa little }rivate investigating tour on ! a nl t e'very first l.ace we struck, i~ a :i our surprise upon seeing a bevy -velv -gits sated at bts in o::C of t. lairs with the tigersf iitting to and fro ov, tlai:. he :.i .\ ere th,-se girls innoce-:t -:ru ot.a.1 We canuot say' ye ibivnse wine is sipped by the fairest, an when we run across girls away fro-u ho'.. lin a city that has turned itself loose to r on a lar, the atmosphere becomes impre gated w~th the spirit of fun and those wb breathe it naturally becoi'me fun-maker: Nevertheless these girls were not to I caught napping. They mu-t have ha sonme cne on the qui t'ice to give them tb wink upon the aplroaoh of acquaintance: because when we reached their table the gave us the sweetest and most innocen .-ies and not a glass was in sight. Jul how thev spirited away their glasses w cannot sae, but they were not in sight, an all that we could see was plates, knives an torks and a hungry look upon the faces< "ir fri-nds. We are acenstomed to bein well receive3 when we meet friends awa olom . bome, ut this set allowed us to stan: p a at. i .est ou1 t:.eS upo Ifac witthout C:1c. Salta -.e. : y- ji u o e.me sit down; waib W..'l' 0 tinot rttid ts :c :7. as that. so we tokl nlitigs frol sue chiliv aauuosi.nIet uand haw upsta:rs at t1 risk ot being devaured by the t'ger. At othL thits that tuade us wish we did n< knov oar friends, we were asked if , "knew those actresses." Now, that was t}: straw which broke the cauiel's back, at, not wishing to stake our reputation, u preferred almost anything instead, eve to become a Daniel and enter the lion den, but as the upstairs of this establis ment contained nothing but tigers, u nerved ourself up and faced the danger i bravely as a thirsty man could, c )nsiderin the fact that his friends and '"actressel downstairs would not ask him to hay souaehita with them. ;ur friends had a great time; they pain ed the city a most briliant red, and on Sa urday morning on their way home the might have been taken for a patty of del gates returning from a Sunday school cot vention. It will not do to leave ot friends to share the whole of the glory < their week's fun, because much of :Y credit belongs to their chaperone, who wi the girliect girl of the set. In the mass of humanity that was wi nessing the street parade on Thursda night, high above the din of brass band bombs and rockets and tin horns v thought we heard the musical laughter 1 our friends, and when the Carolina Go cery Company's float came along ladene with all the good things to make a hungi man forget the world and love his mothe in-law there stood Mr. W. B. Wilson, tt handsome manager of the popular institi tion, like a king entering a city under triumphant arch with the populace o either side greeting him with a royal we come. His throne was jew'elled with ti most delicious Magnolia hams and ti comt's page Monsier de Ross sang a beat tiful song in lovely' voice, entitled "Che Pretzel Tobacco and Save Your Tags," a the co-npany's solicitor, Col. C. E. Stubb was on hand greeting his host of count' riends down the whole line of the pacadi I The Carolina Grocery Company being a fa verite in these parts, our friends wet wild with joy eve: the handsome display As soon as the parade was over we wet to :a bum show in the Academy of Musi and our friends. like our poor kin, wei there also. The next nilght we thought f tigue at least would givec us a chance mssing these people, and to the B:owvni we hied ourself, aed at the tirst high kit of a shapely lag our attention was attractt by a crimson light which lit up that part the theatre, and surprising as it may seer it was the blush of one of our fun-seekir iiends. She caught our eye and 'xt one she commenced looking, we suppose, for pin she had <tropped upon the floor at the glare of the electric lights affected b sight and her fan was used as a protectio. ut the others had no time for blushin they went to see the sights and besides tht lust no pins and they did not want a fai as the lights were plenty soft for them. V heardl it said on our way home that one these girls was so carried away with t!: "Brownies" that she thought seriously, inviting them home with her to sper Christmas, but we do not believe it. Ifa invitation was extended at all, it would I to join her Sunday school class where the would be taught that it was wrong to dre se sparingly, and it was awfully awf naughty to kick so high. 'These gidls went on shoppiz'g expeditiot to >, and as was our luck, tney were o1 sad", not even being able to get awi from them in a tobacco and segar stoi We saw some of their purchases, hut as will spoil the pleasure they anticipatec Christmas mo--ning, we will not tell, on ito mentier. that certain "fellers" will not I disappointed if they have their socks dar ed in time to hang up Friday night. TI whole crowd came home last Saturdi torning worn out with fatigue and emnp pockets, with many jokes on each oth and a longing uesire to repeat their expel ence next year. Thou Shalt Not Kill. Last Sund1ay the pulpits throughout t Sate gav*' v.o'ee ao the 'sixth comamandmeti "1 on shalt not kill.' 'and the News a! Couris of l"'at '.day published a list aho'mic'des by countie's that hadl t~a 'e i h pst elevena y.ars. .Eve: cu'itv in the 'ou"'may shows a redi sta ald larend.o is .mn the few that shos upe well.'1 Th followinag is the summary: Ch re tn . . . . . . . . . C Colslteton .............. ......--.. G- .r1'etiw . . . . . . - . - ---- Greenwod . .. . . .. - - -- - -- . Hamp "rtotn.... ..... ........-.....-. Marlboro00.................... .... Or...aneurg...................... ikerinso...................----.. R\land...................... Sai da .. . .. . .. . .. - ---r- --o Sum t'verr. . . . . . . .. - - - - - - - Uno.......................... Williamsabuirg.................... 31anning ('oliegiate Institute. 'he ie"'sioni for 1807-9S opens SeptembL I. MA. This is a charte red institti< an ill isue diplomas to its graduat< il take all grades, and pupils not in aip "s'i'n to p'u'ne the regular course will eleve ietion aloing special lines. St iet prepared to enter any of our college R tes' fron $1 to $3 per month. For further information address, - A N o b!e L ife. It is indeed interesting and profitable to read and study the lives of noble nen and women, and paretnts cannot spend monev more wisely than in sup'lyin: their chil a dren with good biographi-s of great and ts good men who stand out prominently in the world's history, not only as wise lead ers but humble Christians. It is also in e teresting to note how those excellent traits of character descend from sire to son t through many generations. Recently we received from the lloyal Publishing rout e pany, Richmond, Va., a new book entitled "Robert Edward Lee, Soldier, Citiz:-n and Christian Pstriot." One great ad vantage in r cou'lectiou with this book is th:.t it gives in .ta brief bu: ebarruling us:in. r thee.Et-r ":} the Le tamidly for several hin: ed year,. r- ! "r: faRich~ard l Henry L-. R-ber:t "e Lea othe n::twr runs ranog frm a as It is :.te re -ti: . Be'i.ie s an exrle .'. L ig a'i v of (en. Lee ::nd a'cont 'f his ,uiiitai:v c'iampaig ns it tells how he won t e ,e",s of hs sold Iter; aral vail rota in thron 'ih ages the atcctio < of triends and .oes. ihe work a!so contains a large nim erCI of inte-reting historical docuent" giv r II" ta oriranization of the v.uions armies, togther wid brief iotir-"pat i: sketches of tlsuch iuean as (Gen.Jos.-ph L -i:n-ta u , Gn. Albert Sidney Johnston, GTen. G 1 Beau e regard, Gen. Ilraxton Bragg. Ge: John B Hood, Lieutenant-Generai A P Hill, Admi al Raphael Semmes, Gen. John 1B Gordon, Gen. James Lorgstreet and Gen. J II Rea gatn. This is the only biography of Gen. Lee ever published on this plan. and it is having a very large sale. The publishers advert- e through our colauns for active agents, as it is sold only by subscription. Tbose who distribute such a work as this wil! be exerting a blessed inluence on the t rising generation besides reaping a rich and pro~itable harvest financially. f THE GREATEST DISCOVERY YET. 9 W. M. Repine, editor Tiskilhva, Iii., "Chief," says: "We won't keep house with out Dr. King's New Discovery for con ""r ption, conghs aid co..Is. Exp--rinut - w i th n:any othe'r , ht twver got th' tra'- rreii nntil we urei Dr. K::i' New h Die.,v.'ry. No other re-nt'Id Can I te is meeI~t in our iom e, as in it we havse ^ ~~ tain and .e cure ieP ' hs, coids, i )O ing cough, etc.' It is iile to experin:it with other remedies. even if they are urged on you as just as goi.-s Dr. King's New Discovery. They are not as good, because d this remedy has a record of cares and be e sides is guaranteed. It never fails to sat s isfr. Trial bottles free : t It. B. Joryea's driug store. 3 Attention, Farmers! There will be a meeting in the court I e house at Manning on the fi:st Monday in January at 12 o'clock to consider the pro t- prety of planting less cotton and other t- matters that will be for their benefit. Let, y us rally and co-operate with others through - out the cotton belt fo, our own protection. - I make this notice at the request of many r farmers. Meet promptly at 12 o'clock. If D~xIEL J. BMADH.aa. 1UCKLEN'S ARNMCA SALVE. y The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever e sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles,or no pay required. It is guar anteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25c. per box. For sale by r R. B. Loryea. a A N T E D-TRUSTWORTHY AND I. active gentlemen or ladies to travel e for responsible, established house in South e Carolina. M~onthly 865 and exptenses. Po . sition steady. IReference. Enclose self addressed stamped envelope. The Domin ion Company, Dept. F.., Chicago. [18-10t TAX RETURNS. t t OFFICE COUNTY AUDITOR, SManning, S C, D~ec2, 1597 The Auditor's office will be open ffrom the first day of January, 1898, to sthe twentietn day of February, 1898, k to receive returns of personal prop d erty and real estate for taxation in > Clarendon County for the year 1898, 2 and for the convenience of taxpay ers 'will have deputies at each of the *~ places named below to recesve re a turns for the said year: d Pinewood, Monday, January 10th, 1898. ~Packsville, Tuesday, January 11t', 1898. SPanola, Wednesday, January 12th, 1898. ,David Levi's Store, Thursday, Jan e uary 13th, 1898. ~fSummerton, Friday, January 14th, d 1898. n Davis X Roads, Saturday, January >15th, 1898. y Jordan, Monday, January 17th, is 198. : Johnson's Store, in St. Mark's township, on Raccoon road, near is Duffie's old store, Tuesday, January i18th, 1898. ty Foreston, Wednesday, January e. 19th, 1898. it Wilson's, Thursday, January 20th, 'Alcolu, Friday, January 21st, I898. e W. M. Youmans', Saturday, Janu 2- ary 22nd, 189g. eC Saul's Store, Monday, January y24th, 1898. SNew Zion, Tuesday, January 25th, W''. J. Gibbons', Wednesday, Janu arv 26th, 1898. J. J. McFaddin's Store, Thursday, January 27th, 1898S. McIntosh's Store, Midway town e ship, Friday, Jantuarv 28th, 1898. t, Taxpayers return 'what they own, don the first day of January, 1898S. oAll personal property and real es-, n tate must be returned this year. I Assessors and taxpayers will enter u the first given name of the taxpayer s in full, also make a separate return for each p)arty for the township the 7 property is in, and w-here the tax 6 payers owns realty, to imsert the 3jpostoffice as their piace of residence, 2and those who only own personal Uproperty,. to give the party's name 5 who owns the land they' live on as IS their residenee, which aids the tax 3 paver as well as the county treasurer 2; in making the collections and pre 2 venting errors. 1 Every' male citizen between the 12 ages of tw.edty-one and sixty years othe first day of January, 1898, ex Iceut those incapable of earning a sujport from being maimed. or from .other causes. shall be deemed tax able polls. This does not apply to 5 Confederate soldiers over fifty years 1of age. 1 All the returns that are made after o the twentieth day of February will Shave a penalty of 50 per cent. added to thereto, unless out of the county dui 7ring the time of listing. Not know 7 ingt the time of listing is no excuse. 6 Thae assessing and collecting of 6 taxes is all done now in the same 1 ear, and we hav.e to aggregate the 7 number and value of all the horses, 3 cattle, mules, etc., and their value 6 that there is in the county, and have 14 same on file in the Comptroller Gien 12 eral's office by .the thirtieth (lay of 14 June each year. And fronm that time to the first day of October each Syear the auditor's and treasurer's 2 uplicate has to be completed and an abstract of tne work in the Comp troller's office by that time, w.hic'h will show at a glance that the audi er tor has no time to take in returns or do anything else much, betw.een Sthe first (lay of March and the first Sday of October each year but work eon'the books and blanks. Therefore 1 Ihope that all taxpayers w.ill do me . the favor of making their returns in Itime,I J. ELBERT DAVIS, I Audmtor Clarendon County. READY FOR CHRISTMHS, '97 A Great Storeful of Holi day Goods Now Ready for Inspection. hkrices Are the Lwest. BEAUiFUL NOVELTIE8. Lamps, Clocks and Watches. Gilassware, Toilet Articles, Fanev Chinaware, Rugs, Albums, Perfumnery, Dolls in every description, Tovs in abundance, roy Baby Carriages. Wagons. In fact everything appertaining to that line. also to contibute more to the happi ness and comfort of the season, we have in stock such ap petizing eatables as Layer Raisins, Seedless Raisins, Currants, Citron, Mince Meat, Assorted Nuts, Candy, French Candy. French Sardines, Musta-d Sardines, Columbia River Salmon, Pickles, Chow-Chow, Longfield Sauce, Sliced Breakfast Bacon, Shredded Pineapple, Canned Apples, Peaches, Hiock Turtle Soup, The best quality of Butter, Flour, Self-Raising Flour, Tea, Coffee, etc. We have made a BIG CUT in the prices of our Clothing, such as Over -oats, Men's,. Youths' and Boys Suits, and great bargains are offered To arrive in a few days-FIFTY FASHIONABLE LADIES' CAPES, mnd STYLISH DRESS GOODS, all )f which will be sold at LOWES' PRICES. Respectfully, S. A. RIGBY. It flatters Not How hard the times are, when Christ as comes the boys a1% going tc shoot fire works. I think I led ii ire works last year, and have bought it close prices this year. I havea big line. They are to come in Dec. st. Remember that my store will b4 beadquarters for fire works. Have just received a lot of thi ahoicest Citron, Currants already 1eaned for use, Seedless* Raisins Layer Raisins, California Prunes Pulverized Sugar for Icing, Mixed Nuts, etc. J. H. LESESNE. Christmas a A Greet ing We have just opened and displayei the most complete and beautiful lint Suitable for presents ever brought t< Manning. PHOTOGRAPH AND AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS In Plush and Celluloid, DECORATED CHINA CUPS ANI SAUCERS, SHAVING MUGS, ROSE BOWLS, DECOR A TED PLATES, BISQUE FIGURES, IMPORTEI VASES, WATER SETS, FINE PERFUMERY, CHILDREN' TOY BOOKS. A BIG STOCK OF PURE, DELI CIOUS CANDIES. In fact we have goods to suit everi taste, both in price and quality. Our Christmas Goods Are Beautiful, Dainty and Artistic and are sold at prices to suit the liart times. Call and make your selection befor< our stock is broken. R. .LORYEAl DUGI. SICN OF THE COLOEN MORTAR. What to Buy for Xrnas Settled ilere for You.o Can you appreciate the a'. tago we have over all Sumter merchants a aving a re i lent )uver in Nov York, tlhe largest market in this cauntiy; e who is aliays on the la':m: f r nv:' thmis aml one who is well postad nI prices mai l wherl e to b: h - O)('S. i. m ' a n :-e he fruits of ';is ol o u r i'o I I e lfo r!< i b e i ti : n - o f o u r Xe09o E We will not take up your time with a lot of talk about selling out at cost this time of the year. Our Bargain Fair and special sale prices have always been low enough to satisfy the closest buyers. For our Xmas Bazaar our prices on staple goods, such as Dress Goods, Dry Goods, Shoes, Blankets, Capes, Jackets, Clothing, Hats, Etc., will be the same, and if possible Lower Than Any Previous Sales. All of the above make suitable and desirable presents, for which .8u will be twice thanked-cae for the pres.e t a d onc again for the servi. E roeived from .Ime. e Fancy Articles for the Holidays. We have converted the front of our store into a combination Book, Toy, China and Fancy Goods Bazaar for the holidays. Books at Less Than Publishers' Price. D olls.......... ............ .... ...... .................10c to $2.48. Fancy Plates....... ................................... .Ge to 30c, Cups and Saucers................................12c to:35c. Fancy Tea Pots....................... ...........2:3c to 50c. Tea Sets for Ladies .......................... ..........2)c to $1.25. Vases, etc., all prices. Handkerchiefs-the largest line of Embr-oidered Handkerchiefs ever displayed ....... . - . ---. ---------.5c to 73c. ............ .... ..TO S FOR THE CHILDREN................... ---- BASKETS, -:- BASKETS, -: BASKETS. Every conceivable shape, style and color of Fancy Baskets-from Candy size to Clothes Hamper.... ............ ... . .5c to $3.98. DON'T FAIL TO COME TO SUMTER TO VISIT OUR THE OLD RELIABLE, SUMTER, - - - -- S- C. This is now December and cotton stl kep down, and looks as if there Sis no chance to go higher this season. K I have a large stock of Clothing, Dry Goods,9 ~ n an adShoes and Hats On hadadthey must be sold, and I Shave concluded to sell them out this Smonth at So if there is anytlimg you Leed in this line, now is the time to get them chleap. I have the goods you need, and youL have the money that I need, so come ~to my store andL buy your goods cheaper g Sthan you cany anywher else nti town. NOW IS TH TIME TO BU Sat from TEN\ to FIFTEEN PER CENT O HEAPER th~an you can buy anywhere Selse. I call special attention to my stock of Sthat I am selling out. I have a com- I Splete stock in this line. When you I need Suits for your boys, don't fail to Scome and look at mine and get prices Sthat will astonish you. S The above iurices include everything _in my line except the Douglas Shoe.; Son these I can't break prices. Remem Sber I will sell you a WHEELER & SWILSON SEWING- MACHINE at fac- ~ i tory prices. Call and examine my stock before buying z2 Selsewhere. 2 E. C.HOR TON. frel Voits 11XAs At the Very = Lowest Price. We are rea-ly and prcparc1 to offer you big inducements for the nest r:emv days. WXe now Lave a conplete steek of nice and Groceries 1 fresh o just in. Can :ave yet money n Coffee, Tobacco, Flour, (ood Cofier........... ................. .....10 and 1'-c per lb. (goodl Flour.................................. .... to 5.50 per barrel. RESH RAISiNS,. ' L .\NTI . (iTI:ON. MINED NUTS, CANDIES AND (;RACKEtl IN FR THE XMS TR \1)E. Don't fail to examine our ci: of Xias goods before you buy. Will sll our stock of Clothing at Greatly Reduced Prices or the next filteen days. Can give you prices that will open your eyes to be fact that we have uuderbought and can undersell others who sell even at 0 per cent. Give us a trial and we will convince you. We sell a good grade of Homespun at 2 7-Sc per yard that no one can eat at :> 1-2c., and rc- emnber that we are ready to meet all competition. Buy Your Xmas Goods of Us. Yours truly, HA RVN & BARRON. _____ Ic We lave just received our Spring supp'y of Plow Stocks, Dixie Boys. Cast and Steel, Hatnm Trace ('iains, Single Trees, Back Bands. Collars, Collar Pads, antu in fact everything the farmers need. " Before you visit CHARLESTON. get our prices, and we n GUARANTEE to save von at least freight on anything in our line. Right Here Just a Few Prices. Trace Chains............. .............1Sc to 30e per pair. Back Bamis, with Hooks....................8c to 35c each. Collar Pads.......... ... ..................19c to 35c each. Single Trees..... . ............. ..........12e to 25c each. Good Plow Bridle onl . .......... . .... 40c. HARNESS, SADDLES. BRIDLES. EXTRA STIRRUPS AND LEATHERS, TUGS. TRACES. REINS, DOUBLE AND SINGLE. When you break your hames come to us for the broken parts. Nothing beats the New South Cooking Stove and the Cole's Air-Tight Heater. The largest line of China. Crockery and Glassware in town. A complete line of Guns, Pistols, Rifles, Ammunition, etc. Wagon and Buggy Material. Thanking you for your past favors, we are Tours truly, THE DAVIS HARDWARECO PANY _A. C, DA Visnager. Dntspend your hard-earned money for trash, when you (caln bysomething useful that will give 3 luch pleasure and satisfaction to the rcpetas a ~Christmas present. Give your' wife or your daughter a Heater for 3 Sthe pallr!. or some Table Cutlery for the dining room. or some Tjinware or Agateware for the pantry, 3 or01 a good Stove for' the kitchen. or a Tin Toilet Set Sfor tile bedroom, or a pairl of Shears or Scissors for a ~the work-basket. Give yourF husbnid or' your son1 a good Axe, or SSaw. or Sett of Tools. or a Shot Gun, or a Rifle, or a I Razor ami Stroi> or a Pocet Knife. or a Hatchet, or SHammjer, 0or Hand Vico, 0or something else equally ~usoful awl lasting'. Tiie2 above articles will be soili you ai TH jAEl'1HADWAx C FRA~NK P. ERVIN, Manager. F~urniture, -:- . Sale of Personal Property, Our v htock iutofupe coutdhoueii - CALon1T.landvinI'lnlrd. ted lihom uitofatelerean Lnr Our- ok Sals areii b et.f~? pryt 'M v1 f AU...IT!ii.orT bshEDs ~UAIT an ijUE.for'' eth :n r-ent of th ot hose i 1 . Lewe - t he houlrs~tz~ o tleen and Bedllom u~~ 1 2t~e t r..c' ', \\ha h tep o o prpt ~to gvnto t . 31 Davi tor su ple for the yer 1WJ7 ( )tt ( )k iS~t's ii'C c-anics.Lerif CL.rmtion County. S. C. D< et '' r 1:2, I127 [21-4t Matrose ~17~ 'n.V/-:T. Al 7 ! W, )ak Cob. *ua Iloukersn lipth .\IANNIN O. S.('. eap~tlest we everi had. . i J. FRA\NK GEIGER. Cha~:irs too ntumtero to mention. DENTI.-STI, vas re-ady ao usine--rei: Srei Irv- land ovnecr should have a plat ot mmuuuh no. *' wi do survyin for thepr ntSnas Cah on or address EJ. BroWNE, ~MU~~ ~'ti Mannin, S. C. SStoreBelow_ Bank. Cold Breakers, Cold Breakers. \TILSON I DURANTf Three ~ or foutr doses in time will stop "Gipe or cure your cold in 8 .lltr~fi nd ~to~c~r~ t Lw, o 12 hours. Ptrice. 25e. For sale by lltrno am Censlor atLai ) W. ALDERMIAN & SONS CO., mANIN S C. 2-O1:3t1 Alc olu, S. C.