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.h du nning amt5 . Publishes All County and Town Of ficial Advertisements. MANNING, S. C.. DEC. 19. 19,). THE END of Jenkinson's Great Holi day Sale Is Near. Come while it lasts and secure some of the great e t bargains in Holiday - Goods, Dress Goods, Dry Goods, Millinery, Shoes and Clothing, the cheap est and the best in town. W. E. JENKINSON. Notice is hereby given that no advertise ments will be changes in this paper where the copy is brought in later than Saturday noon. Dr. A. P. Montague, president of Furman University spent yesterday in Manning. Till's! Till's. All the talk of the peo ple. - Judge T. B. Fraser died at his home in Sumter last Thursday night. after a brief illness. Meet me at The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. Remember that the tax books close on the 31st, inst., and in all probability there will be no extension of time. Till has the best prices on Fireworks. See him. Miss. Annie Sue Richbourg's school about four miles west of Manning will have an exhibition next Friday evening. Every day a special sale at Till's Racket Store. Mrs. J. F. Geiger of Lexington, mother of the Doctors Geiger of this 'place, is in Manning on a visit to her children. Most astonishing values in every de partment at Till's Racket. Married last Sunday by Judge of Probate J. M. Windham. near Jordan. Mr. S. W. Browder and Miss Hattie Letitia Kelly. For Sale-Meat Hogs. Apply to J. L. Eadon, Davis. S. C. [37-4t Remarkable attractions in the Holi day Department at S. I. Till's. The merchants of Manning have made preparations for the christmas trade, and the indications are that tb ere will be a great rush. We extend a Merry Christmas to our many patrons. The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. Where did you get that handsome Lamp? At Venning's Jewelry Store: he has a beautiful line. The grimaces the men put up as they see their wives shopping these days has the appearance_ of anything but a merry Christmas sm-ile. Atmore's Mince Meat. Seeded Rais ins, Currants, Citron and Nuts-all those good things. S. A. Rigby. The number of scholars enrolled in the public schools in Clarendon, is 6,40s of this number 2.130 are white and 4,218 are colored. The expenditures re for whites $11,591,93, colored $4, 50,96. Chrstmas comes but once a year. Read our advertisement elsewhere, it will re~pay perusal. The R. B. Lory-ea Drug Store. The scholars of the Packsville Bap tist Sunday school will have an enter tainment in the church on Christmas night. A committee was in Manning yesterday making purchases for the Christmas tree. 2If y-ou want Sterling Silver Novelties go toS. Rt. Venning. He has them to suit everybody and everybody's pocket -book. The Methodist Sunday school of Clar endon will have a Christmas tree next Tuesday night and there will also be a 'watch' night" service a week later to ring out the old and ring in the new century with a new bell. Don't let it escape your attention that our Green and Black Teas are the very best on the market. The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. Married by Magistrate J. E. Rich bourg, Sund'ay evening. Dec. 17th, at the residence of Mr. J. J. Holladay's, near Foreston. Mr. J. WV. S. Johnson and Miss Maggie Strange, daughter of Mr. J. F. Strange, of Wilson. The ladies, with their usual good judgment, affirm that Manderville & King's Flower Seed are the best. The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. Married last Sunday afternoon by Rev. J. O. Gough, at the residence of the bride, in Manning, Mr. WV. M. Crass of Charleston, and Mrs. Ida Gardner, (widow.) The couple left Monday night for Charleston where they will make their home. Do not forget even during the Christ mas holidays that Longman & Narti nez's Prepared Paints are the best. The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. The compilation of the popular vote for president has been completed. Ac ording to the figures, McKinley re eived 7.263,266 votes, and Bryan 6.413., 87. McKinley's plurality in 1896 was 01854 and this year it was 847.025, an increase of 246,025. A large and beautiful line of Christ mas and New Year Cards at prices from~ 1c to $1.50 at S. R. Yenning's Jewelry Dr. S. L. Pennington of Knoxville, Tenn., is now in Manning treating Piles and other rectal diseases. He comes here as a friend to suffering huir~aniity. The treatment is painless. safe and sure. Come in at once and see him at the Central Hotel. Consultation and examination free. [it A maxim The R. B. Loryea Drug Store would like to teach: Not how~ heap but how good, not how much but how strong. Lemon, Vanilla, Strawberrv, Banana, Rose and all Es sences uled in flavoring_ are full strength and of absolute purity. Parties visiting Charleston will be able to secure pleasant quarters at 87 Wentworth street. The house is situated within one block of King street and the trolley cars run right by the door. We recommend this house t( our lady friends especially, when they C'onforting and Grateful. Walter Ba ker's Chocolate. W. H. laker's Sweet Chocolate and Cocoa. Van Houttens Cocoa is imported from I K!and. The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. Governor MeSweeney has in accor dance with the request of County Chair man Davis. appointed F. C. l)ickson Auditor, and S. M. Youmans 'ia.i trate at Manning. This was done in ordcr to nermit J. Elbert Davis to take possession of Sheriff's otiice January 1st and Mr. Dickson the Auditors office same date. E ven at Christmas do not forget your horses. mules. cows and other animals. The International Stock Food will im prove them in every way. The L1. ii. Loryea Drug Store. On the basis of the information con tained in 22.'K letters received from their numerous connections throughout the South, Messrs. Latham, Alexander & Co.. estimate this year's cotton crop at 9,766.910 bales. We are inclined to tae opinion that this will prove closer t actual facts than the government es timate of 10.109.000 bales. It is well to recollect even during the Christmas festivities that your pre -criptions are accurately and compe :ently tilled by a skilled pharmacist. The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. Cards are out announcing the mar riage of Mr. John R. Haynsworth of Sumter and Miss Bertha Strange of Rimini. to take place in Calvary Bap tist church \Vednesday afternoon Jan nuary 2nd. at 4 o'clock. The gentleman is a surveyor by professien and a son of Maj. W. F. B. Haynswocth. and the lady is a daughter of M1r. Charles E. Strange. The sausage season is fast. approach ing and you will require Red Pepper, Sage. Black Pepper, Spice. Cloves. etc., etc., to make them toothsome: we have them. The I:. B. Loryea Drug Store. Last Saturday a horse, description of which is published in another column. was stolen from Mr. Hartwell S. Gay lard in Sumter, from Burns' lot. Mr. Gaylard and Mr. Joe David ('handr have been on trail of the animal ever since and on yesterday morning they reached Manning. having tracked the horse to within three miles of this place. Mr. Gaylard has a very minute description in this issue and any per son recovering the horse for him will be rewarded. Hamlet might have refer-.'ed to Ten nev's celebrated Bon Bons and Confec tions when he exclaimed. 'Sweets to the sweet." Pound and half pound boxes. The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. This is a day of expansion of thought as well as trade. and in order to put our self in position to be of service to our patrons who desire to keep pace with the progress of the day. we have effect ed an arrangement by which we can supply our patrons with McClures Mag azine and THE MANNING TIMES com bined for $2.25 per year in advance. McClures Magazine is one of the finest literary journals published, its standard is highand its corps of contributors are among the most able in the world. A reader of this Magazine is a searcher after knowledge, and we know of no better or more profitable reading than can be found in the pages of this cele brated Magazine. No library is com plete without it. We offer McClures Mlagazine and THE MIANNING TIMES for $2.23 per year. Adorn your' Christmas trees by deco ating them with artistically designed andied Figures. Birds. Trees. Babies., Soldiers. etc.: your Christmas trees will hen present an attractive appearance. [he R. B. Lor'yea Drug Store. The veterans' meeting which was alled by Judge J. H. Mahoney. took lace last Monday in the court house. hirty-three persons were piresent and he meeting was organized by the elec tion of Capt. D. J. Bradham chairman, nd Hon. Geo. RI. Jones secretary. The :hairman on assuming the chair, stated the object of the meeting, after which a ballot was taken for members of the :ounty pension board, which resulted as follows: J. H. Mahoney, D. J. Br'ad-' am. A. J. Richbourg and I. N. Tobias. The selection, we think, might have been better by having some one from the Salem section on the board, because that section of the county certainly sent its portion to the war and the interests of thle pensioners living in the Salem section deserved a representative on: the board. However, the board selec ted should carry out the letter as well as the spirit of the law, and where they~ find a man or woman drawing a pension whom the law does not contemplate should, they should do the needy pen sioners the' justice by taking the ude serving from the list, but by all means leave no deserving man or woman ofT. The man with the hoe will not forget that we handle Feriry's and Crossman's Garden Seed and that we are agents for T. W. Wood & Sons' Famous Seed: for their excellence they obtained the gold medal at the Paris Exposition of 1900. The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. Th11a11Cough You have used all! sorts of cough reme-! !dies but it does not! yield; it is too deep! seated. It may wear! itself out in time, but it is more liable to: e produce la grippe,: pneumonia or a ser-! ous throat affection.! You need something! that will give you i strength and build j up the body. EMvULSION1 will do this when everythingI else fails. There is no doubt about it. It nourishes, a strengthens, builds up and~ makes the body strong and | Shealthy, not only to throw:i off this hard cough, but to!| ~fortify the system against:i further attacks. If you are1i run down or emaciated you - should certainly take this:a nourishing food medicine. - ao. ar~d $z 0o, aU druggss a :scoTT & BOWNE, chemists, New. Yor. * County Affairs. Th.' county board of eomissioners held a special iee.tintln last Saturday and approved the bonds of the newly elected county otlicers. They also heard arg-ument in the matter of the new road between Manning and Sum Imerton. and from what we can learn, those objecting to the road running as contemplated. are seriously thinking of praying to the court for a writ of in junction to stop operations on the new road: if this is done the county will be involved in a law suit which' is to be regretted, because no matter if the county wins, it means a heavy expense to the taxpayers. We hope the com missioners, in the performance of their duty will be able to manage this road matter so as to steer clear of the courts. The board meets the first Saturday in .Januarv. This will be the final meeting for the present fiscal year, and those having claims against the county should have them in on that day so as they may be approved by the board that con tracted the debt. The term of the present members of the board to act with the Supervisor, will expire with the next meeting. and their successors will be appointed to begin where they left off. Supervisor Owens informs us that the result of hs b;eng rgnired to look after the seed cotton licerses has had the effect of putting into the treas urv about $1100. He complains of the lack of observance of the law with re gard to purchasing seed cotton at night: this. he says, is commonly violated and he has no way of enforcing the law. In our opinion. there is no chance of en forcing this, or any other law in a com munity where the people affected mur mer not. If the people in a community want to put a stop to the purchase of seed cotton at night they can do so, but if they choose to submit to it, either by their silence or sanction there is no way to break it up. the law in such a community is a nullity, and the people themselves are to blame for such a con dition. The financial condition of the county is good, and unless something unfore seen happens there is every reason to believe that a still further reduction of taxes will be made. The writer being une of the Representatives, will have something to do with making the in vestigation into the county's financial condition, and if the results pan out with the estimates. he can assure the people in advance of the convening of the General Assembly that the tax levy will, based on the present property val uation, be at least one mill less than the present levy, should however the property assessment be larger as we believe it will be, then the reduction in the levy will be more than one mill: our calculation is that it takes about $10.000 per year for the county's needs, and if 3 mills will raise $10,000 for county purposes there is no need for 4 mills. W desire to impress on the minds of our readers that when the writer and the delegation with which he served the past two sessions were elected, there was a reduction of $100,000 in the assessed valuation of the taxable prop erty, and notwithstanding this condi tion to face, the delegation, together with the economy of the board of com missioners. managed to wipe out the debt entirely and reduce the levy also. Now the county is out of debt and the sources of income are greater, we therefore look for a healthy and strong er condition, with a time coming when the revenues will be sufficient to put the county on a cash basis and have enough money without raising the tax levy to build a new jail and other im rovements which are sadly needed. The question of building a new jail having been submited to the people, and they liaving voted against the pro ject, precludes the writer from casting his vote in the Senate in favor of any legislation which will be needed for the building of a jail, no matter how inadequate the present jail is We re gard the vote taken as a command to the representatives and we shall obey Prevented a Tragedy. Timely information riven Mrs. George Long of New straitsville. Ohio. prevented a dreadful tragedy and saved two lives. A frightful cough had long kept her awake every night. She had tried many remedies and doctors but steadily grew worse until urged to try Dr. King's New Discovery. One bottle wholly cured her, and she writes this marvelous medicine also cured Mr. Long of a severe attack of pneumonia. Such cures are positive proof of the matchless merit of this grand remedy for curing all throat. chest and lung troubles. Only 50c and St. Ev ry bottle guaranteed. Trial hottles free at the R. B. Loryea drug store. 6 It is well to look after your poultry, particularly as it is so near Christmas. Internationial Poultry Food is the thing for them. The Rl. B. Loryea Drug Store. A Sad Death. It seems that the dark winged angel of death is hovering over Workman and rapidly calling away loved ones. This time Mrs. Craig Burgess was called away. She was much loved by all who knewv her, because of her love-. liness of face and integrity of charac ter. She was an active member of Mid way Presbyterian church. having united with'that church in early wo manhood. She was confined to her room only a: week and two days. but was never heard to complain. She bore her sick ness only as one sustained by the grace of God could bear it. Her friends and loved ones knew of her illness and could see that she w-as growing weaker, vet it was a shoek wvhen it did come, as death always is. WVhile she lay so cold and still in death all hearts'were bound in sorrow. Yet we should not forget that hearts that have not been touched by sorrow are rude and untaught. Sorrow is a gentle teacher, making us understand many things that we could not without it. The entire community feel the loss. and cannot forget the form. Our thoughts love to linger on the kind and loving wvords so often spoken by her. Rev. JTames McDowell spoke very forcibly. offering words of consolation to all.' Many friends and loved ones accoplanied the remains to its last resting place. As the body was slowly being lowered, a hush fell over the concourse. The grave wvas beautifully covered with flowers. Our heartfelt sympathies go out to the bereaved ones. May the God of all love and peace sustain them. A FRIEND. Workmnan. S. C., Dec. 16, 1900. Volcanic Eruptions Are grand. but skin eruptions rob life of joy. Buckln's Arnicat Salve cures them. also old. runing and lever sores. ulcers, boils, felons. corns. warts. eur s. bruises. burns. scalds. chap ped hands. chilblains. Best Pile Cure on earth. Drives out pains and aches. Only:1.5 cents a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by the R. 11. Loryea drug store. .6 A great Christmas opportunity: Pres ents for everybody: My large and choice selection of Novelties for the Christmas trade is now iready for the inspection and appr~loval of all who ap preciatec handsome and appropriate ifts. C.all and see how easy- it is to select one for your wife, mother, sister or sweethear-t.. S. Rl. VENNING. The Manning Academy. The Academy will reopen Monday. Jauary 7, 1901. -. Commercial Department, includ ing Shorthand, Typewriting and Book keeping wvill be in charge of a compe tent gentleman. ?or terms, address Mrs. E. C. ALSBROOK, Principal. A handsome line of Black E-bonv Goods. Sterling Silver Mounted, in Brush and Comb Sets. Gent's Traveling Sets. Military Brushes, Shaving Sets and numer-ous other articles, suitable for Crstas <rifts at S. RI. Vennings. -Story of a Slave. To t- bound hand and foot for years i th: chains of disease is the worst form of slavery George I). Williams of Manchester. Mich.. t-l1 how such a slave was made free. He savs: "J.B wife has been so helpless for live years that sh could not turn over in bed alone. After usin; two bottles of Electrie Bitters. she is wonder fully iniproved and able to do her own work. This suprene remedy for female diseases quick ly cures nervousness. sleeplessness. melancholy headache. backache. faintine and dizzy spells This miracle working medicine is a godsend tc weak. sickly. run down people. Every botthI ruaranteed. Only 50 cents. Sold by the R. B Lorye & drug store. Black River Union. Let all the churches composing the Black River Baptist .nion bear in mind that the next meeting is at Home Branch church, three miles from Paeksville. December 28-:30. 1900. .J. D. HUc;INS. Bismarc'k's Iron Nerve Was the result of his splendid health. Indom itable wi and tremendous energy are not found where stoinach. liver. kidneys and bowels are out of order. If you want the ualitics andi th success they brine, use Dr. King's New Life Pi!.. They develop every power of brain and bodv. Only '5 cents at the R. B. Loryea dru; Summerton Notes. Summerton, Dec. 13.-Dr. J. M. Fiad ger, wto has been practicing medicine here for the past several years. has moved to Spartanburg. Rev. J. C. Bailey and bride have re turned from a tour through Washing ton and other points, and will spend the Christmas holidays at the home of the bride's father. Mr. M. S. Cantey. Mr. Bailey has resigned the pastorate of the Summerton church and will make his future home at Tirzah. in Sumter county. Mr. J. D. Rutledge of Washington. D. C.. has been in town for several days arranging for the removal of his family to this place as his future home. Miss Addie Burgess of Statesburg is visiting Miss Katie Anderson. Miss Mamie Scarborough of Bishop ville is at the home of her brother-in law, Dr. W. R. Mood. The R. B. Loryea Drug Store beg to inform their many kind patrons that we observe the following hours: During the week our drug store is open from 6 a. m. to 9 p. m.: Saturday nights to 11:30. Sunday hours, 9 a. in. to 12:30 p. tn.: 3:30 to 6:30 p. m. Night calls re sponded to promptly and cheerfully by our Pharmacist, Mr. J. E. Arant, Ph. G., who resides at Mrs. S. A. Wells'. If men were serpents, th? woods would be full of female snake charmers. "his signature is on crery box of the genuinc Laxative Bromo=Quinine Tablct .he remedy that curfs a cold In one das Before marriage a man swears to love. After marriage he loves to swear. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the ignature of Leading Drug Store OF CLARENDON COUNTY Present the compliments of the season to their many friends and patrons in Manning. Clarendon and adjoining Counties and take pleasure in inform ing them that they can supply their wants for the Christmas Holidays,I no matter how fastidious their tastes might be. Remember Absent Friends by presenting them with any of the following Beautiful and Artistic Articles, Ladies' Purses and Wallets, Sterling Silver Fittings-all prices. Lamps - a varied assortment - all prices. Pictures and P'icture Frames-all prices. Figures and Ornaments from the markets of England, France. Germany and Austria-all prices. Cups and Saucers, a complete collec tion, and at all prices. Mirrors. Photograph Frames and Al bums-all prices. Toilet Sets complete, beautiful de signs and colors, $2.25 to $5. Vases-the largest and most artistic line ever displayed in Manning. We can surely please the most exacting. Appointments for the Table. You can make your tables present an attrac tive appearance at a small outlay. Novelties in Green and White Glass ware at 10 cents each--a full line. C;hristmas Cards-Full line, beatuti fully illustrated and with charming sentiments. Box Paper. Writing Tablets, Visiting Cards, Inks-all colors, Pen and Pen holders: in fact everything pertaining to the needs of the writer. Books-Cloth and Paper Editions all prices and titles that spare will not permit us to mention. Tennev's Fine Bon Bons in superb boxes, used by the elite of society, Pea nut Brittle. Extracts. Cologne, Toilet Waters, in attractive bottles and boxes-all p~rices. Toilet Soap-Every imaginable make. Requisites for the Toilet. Brushes and Combs, Nail and Tooth Brushes. Brush, Hand Mirror and Comb in Sets, Hand Decorated. Everything to please the children. The largest and best assorted line of Candy to be seen anywhere. We could go on enumerating indefi nitely, but it would require all the col umns of THE MANNING TIMES to do so so we must desist, but our friends and patrons are most cordially invited to call and inspect our large stock and they will readily realize that the half has not been told. We atdd wvhat the public is so fully aware of. that we have the most thor oughly equipped MODERN ORUC STORE IN CLARENDON COUNTY. WMr. J. E. Arant, Ph. G., is in charge of our Prescription Department. WMiss Olivia Ingram will be glad to serve her friends with that courteous attention whl1ich has always character ized her. 11fl R. II. [ORY[l DRU 810R[. ISAAC NM, LORYEA, Proprietor, Sifin of the - - Golcien Mortar, *MANNINC, S. C. 'l=HONE NO. 2. BRD & THARP, PRACTITIONERS OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY. Calls promptly answered day or night I CADES, S. C. Our LowPriced Goods Within the Reach of All Purses. WE DEFY COMPETITION! WE BEAT THE STATE! We purchase'd our goods months ago and our forehandednes is reflected in every price we name you. If you only knew the factry and mill prices on goods now Sou would know how to appreciate the prices we are offering goods at now. We are selling goods now at really less than what they can be put in our house today. We have a few more bales of yard-wide Sea Island Homespun at Sc. Best Calicos made at Sc. We have the cheaper grade goods aiso. 5lb. Quilt Rolls for 75e, our neighbors are selling at $1. We are right up to you on anything. L ADIES -:- -:- -:. -: If you need a second Hat we can make one for you at only a '"TIFLE.'' for we don't like to carry over any goods in that line. Come in and see our Milliner and see what she can do for you. See our Remnant counters .... They have some goods on them that will put you to thinking. Remember our great values in OVERO=ZOATS. If you have seen them then y u know what they are. and if not you have missed somethibg. If you don't see what you want then ask for it. Yours for true values. 8. 1. T I L.. L., Proprietor Wagon and Buggy ,Material, z Mill Supplies, Steam Fittings, Cane Mills, Evaporators and Kettles, Guns, Pistols, Ammunition, Guaranteed Pocket Cut -Oils, ePaint, e Guaranteed Razors, Varnish, Guaranteed Shears, Stoves, Hardware, Ranges, TinWare' Heaters, Enamel Ware, Harness, Wooden Ware, Saddles, Sporting Goods, Leather, i Bicycles and Bicycle Etc., S R~epairs, Et., i Farm Implements, C Etc. Sheet Tin, Sheet Iron, SNails, Wire, Horse Shi >es, SNuts, Bolts, Hammers, SPunches, Chisels, Files and Saws Everything Pertaining to Our ina flF I GBHY'S g IBID OFFERINS IFor Hioliday Shoppers _ARE SIMPLY MARVELOUS. Just after Christmas we begin taking stock and we want to reduce Sour entire stock to a small lump and we are making things hum Swhen it comes to prices in order to do so. Ladies' Fine Dress Goods going for almost a song and we dance to the music. __ Staple Dry Goods at the samte o1(1 prices before the advance in raw cotton. $2,500 Stock of Men's and Boy's to be sold between now and Christmas, and it's your chance to get a ~ ood Suit for a mighty small price. SShoes, Shoes--More Shoes. i Tepeople are still singing Rigby's praise for selling the best We have a large stock of Shoes to be sold by January 1st and you shudsee us and purchase a pair while they are low down. Remember the HAMILTON-BROWN SHOE COMPANY will giv e to ev ery child born in 1901 a pair of Shoes and you get them from S. A. RIGBY. They don't cost you anything. _ A DOLL FREE! When you buy ten cents worth of Toys for cash from us. call for a ticket entitling you to a chance at the Lovely Dressed Doll that we will give away Xmas eve night. Our display of Christmas Gifts are replete and you will find them cheaper than elsewhere. These I are facts.E We are showing a lovely line of tine China Cups and Samucers, Pin Trav. Bisque Figures for Match Safes. IAll kinds of Fireworks. Ex.pr ess and Pony Wagons. S Doll Car riages, etc. In fact we have something for everybody. We are making prices to move Blankets and Comforts while the cod'ave is on. Rusand Matting. Me~4rry Christma~ to A11. I OLD RELIABLE JS. A. Rig-byie JENKINSON GREAT HOLI D AY SIAILEISI The largest stock of Holi day Goods in town, at the lowest prices. SLAUHTER SALE of Dry Goods, Fine Dress Goods, Fine Milli nery Goods, Shoes, Clothing and Hats. Everything will be sold at reduced prices du ring our great Holiday Sale. Our entire stock of Gent's and Children's Clothing must be sold by Christmas. A great Slaughter Sale of Fine Dress Goods and Fine Milli ery Goods. They must be sold, so just come with the cash and ;et the goods at your own prices. You can buy goods cheaper at our store than anywhere else, md at the same time stand the chance of getting one of our four prizes offered to CASH BUYERS. Our line of Fine Holiday Goods is the largest ever shown in Manning, consisting of Fine Deco rated Chinaware, Vases, Cups and Saucers, Salad Dishes, Cracker Jars and the like. Also Fine Dressing Cases, Cuff and Collar Boxes, Glove Cases and the like, suitable for presents for young men and young ladies. Two hundred dozen nice Handkerchiefs of every kind for Holiday Gifts. You must come anad see us, as we will stand in the front ranks when it comes to Holiday selling. W. E. JENKINSON. (THAT COUNTRY LAD.) SThe Best in te World. ASK Fon Te. This is a&pretty strong asser e * but 2~it ihve ems ofale FOR MEN and if MONEare nt satisfed & r FUNDED. beauty and tensile strengt and stylish shapes of our DREW SELBY &00O.$ . * Ladies' Shoe Has already won for it a large 4 place in the estimation of the ladies of Clarendon county. One sigt wil convienesy of W/ demonstrate its merits. - EVERY PAIR CUARANTEED. We carry the best line of Mis ses' and Children's Shoes ever seen in Manning, We don't Coyahtd sk you to take our word for it, but come and see for your self. OUR INE of SHOES is COMPLETE. S Men's, Boys,' Women's and Children's Shoes, from Brogans Sto a Fine Patent Leather, and we are not going to be undersold, C not even by those who claim to be sellhag at cost. ~Our Entire Line of CLT INHATS, CAPS, +SHIRTS, UNDERWEAR, ~~NECKWEAR, HQ L H OSE, .UMBREL 4LAS, DRESS SUIT CSS SEtc., in fact everything in our Sline was bought right and + MUST BE SOLD. S We don't mean to do any idle boasting, but we are the only Sspecial line merchants in the county and will save you from 10 to 25 Per Cent on aningod nyour 1or you liberal patronage and hoping to serve Syou in the future, we are Respectfully yours, - ICE. DAIS & CO.I