The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, March 06, 1901, Image 2
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EXPOSITION.
The conluniSSiOn1 appointed by
His Excellency the governor met
in Charleston last week, to per.
form their duties under the act
appropriating 850).00 for thc
State exhibit at the exposition,
and when the body was organ
ized. it was found that nothing
more could be (done until th
commission was put in possessior
of the plans and specifications
for the State's building. It is
the purpose of the commissior
to do the contracting, and nol
leave this important part of th*
work to the exl3osition company.
The members of the comlmisslor
feel that the 5.,000 appropria
tion is a trust fund to be expend
ed for the benefit of the peoplk
and therefore they will endeavo2
to get as much for the money a:
they possibly can.
Under the act Charleston musi
have raised .Q0,000 in subscrip
tions, and before one dollar of
the State's 5o,(00 is expended
810O,O0 in cash of Charleston's
contribution must be in hand Zt
will therefore be seen that before
the commission will give out the
contract for a State building
which will cost about tX'2,00(
Charleston's money will have +
be in a more come-atable positior
than on paper. They must show
the commission the "real thing.'
Capt. Thomas Wilson was ap
pointed to confer with the ar
chitect about the plans specifica
tions and estimates for the StatE
building, and the people can feel
assured of having a representa
tive who will see to it that the
building for the exhibition of
South Carolina's resources will
be substantial as well as attrac
tive and obtained at the lowest
possible cost. Captain Wtlson's
long experience in large con
tracts, and being a mechanic
himself, makes him especially
fitted to have the looking after
this branch of the work, and the
other members will make every
effort to give the people's appro
priation full protection; every
dollar expended will be account
ed fol, and not one dollar will be
paid out until all the other prom
ises have been fulfilled.
The exposition is an assur~ed
fact, and we cannot urge toc
strongly the necessity for im
mediate action in every county
in the State. There should be a
rivalry for the best possibly
show, and we know of no better
way to get at it,than having pub
lic meetings in every township.
The commissioners appointed by
the exposition company should
take this matter up at once as
time is an important factor to
wards getting up an exhibit for
an exposition which is to run for
six months. We hope there are~
no commissioners so indifferent
that they will let this matter lag,
if there be such, it would be far
better for them to r-esign, that
others who will take an active
interest may be appointed.
To make the exposition a cre
dit to South Car-olina, and to
bring about good results. the
people must awake and go into
it with a determination to derive
a benefit from the 850,000 ap
propriated. To do this they
must prepare now to get material
to put on exhibition and show by
their acts that they are working
to make it a grand success.
The 56th Congress has ad
journed and it will go down in
history as the billion andI a half
Congiress.
The national appropriation for
the Charleston exposition failed
of passage, and unless there is
an extra session we cannot hope
for any aid fr-om Congress. This
is to be regretted, but if we un
der-stand the temper of Charle.-;
ton, this failure will make them
p~ut on their titing~ clothes and
show to the world that her ex
position will be a success in spite
of Congress or any- other ob
struiction
We believe the unfiair disc-rimi
nation towards Charlieston will
win the symlpathy of the Union.
and result in a more determinedl
effort to make t he exp osition a
We think when another ap
propriation is asked for from the
National government, the News
Co'urier will take into considera
lion that South Carolina has
other Representatives in Con
grss besides Senator Tillman
aId Congressman Latimier. Pos
sibly it would be well to treat all
e of our representatives with a
a like meg of praise. and not
lavish 11 011 faivolits.
..\ J. ~t. tail) that he' is the
..t , ;,. t": n I .1. J. l~~~ 1i1X1S
:wa, i:: thet c'ity' u: Toledo. co(ur ty
- r :ii.:nd that s.taid tirm will pay
t .n tf \l lit\th:imD DOLLARS for
- v- t. C arrh that cannot b:
d l v th f 1 .1Li.' C.vrAutlti CcRE.
FANJ.CHIENIEY.
-: to a-tore me and suttbcribed in my pr:s
hi .: th a' of D cmct.-ber. A. D. 18Sti.
A W. t" . au so .
onl th icd mii i
Of 'I tt'~ '-t.'. Sr'nd1 fo~r t-tirua
lid - \' 'ii i'ui! r t.' it ct.
The News and Courier m1?v
learn from experience that when
she is tapping at the door of the
na ion's treasury begging or a
(tnLtion, it does not paly to be
iauing ugly faces, nor call Uncle
San "treasury looter, ship sub
sidy thief" and other naughty
names. Possibly when an extra
session is called, if the "old lady"
can employ her time knitting the
holes in her stockings, there may
be some chance for South Caro
lina's whole delegation in Con
gress getting Uncle Sam to throw
a few pennies this way on a
promise to be good. South Car
olina's delegatton in Congress is
composed of more than two i:emn
b rs, a fact the News and Cou
rier seems to have forgotten.
Stops the Cough and Works off the Cold.
LaxativeeBrono-Quinine Tablets cure
a cold in one day. No Cure, No Pay.
Price 2~ eents.
The North American, a news
paper published in Philadelphia,
and owned by John Wannamaker
the merchant prince, and leader
in Sunday school work, has been
devoting columns of space lying
on, and slandering the people of
South Carolina. This paper
bases its vile misrepresentations
upon Judge Benet's charge to
the crt and jury at the Anderson
court, and because it is made to
appe~ar that there are a few heart
less p~eole who have falsely imt
prlisonied labor-ers under the
guise of a labor conitract, this
papetr would make tile world be
lieve that South Carolina has
inaugu rated a system of slav
ery lie consequence is that
aill kinds of demonstrations are
being made, and the people of
this State are being denounced
in the severest terms.
Great c-artoons hav-e appeared
in the North American to inflame
the mind of the North, and not
withstanding the fact that the
lawlessness complained of is con
tined to a few persons in one
county, and the law authorities
are after them, this saintly sheet
continues to arraign the p~eople
of the State. The accounts pub
lished are grossly exaggerated,
and this people slandered to help
swell the already laden coffers of
tile saintly Wannamaker, by
panderinig to the appetites of the
sensational, to sell papers.
Certain newspapers are clam
oring for the veto of the repeal
of the act which forbids officers
accepting free passes, and nearly
every day the Columbia State is
reproducing from the weeklies
editorials urging the gov-ernor to
put his disapproval upon this
measure. Just what Governor
McSweeney will do. we have not
the sligh test idea, other than the
belief that he will not be guided
for- or against tile bill by the
newspapers. If in his judgment
he thinks the act should be re
pealed he will affix his signature
to the bill, if on the other hand
he thinks the law a good one it
will remain, by vetoing the bill
passed by the General Assembly
repealing it.
Whether- the governor vetoes
the bill or not makes no0 differ
enee to us, but we voted for it,
because we have never approved
of the spirit which promnpted its
intr oduc tion and enactment. The
measur-e was conceived in hatred
and madtce a law in spite and its
remaining on the statute books.
is no good. All this rot about
members gOiIoin oe frequently
i they had free pase is the
siliest kind of nonsense. There
are numblers of members of the
Generail Assemnblr~ who ride onl
psses, and we venture to asset
that thtey are in .t heir- seats as
promptly ais those who have
none. Take thle r-oll call of b)oth
houses an y~ou wil tind tha~t
members wvho have ptasses, either
as local attorneys, or for adverd
tising schedules, are seldoml ab
sent, therefore the intimation
that with passes in their pocket1
they would absent thainsoles
frequently, is all to unmy rota nd
emaiates from men who) cani see
forsooth,are susceptible to cheap
bribery. A man who is constant
ly suspecting others needs watch- fe
ing. and no one knows this bet
ter than at lman who has come in se
contact with the world like the
g overn(Or. do
We do not care whether Gov- s
ernor McSweeney approves or w
vetoes the bill, we know all ti
of this advice that is being vol- cl
unteered by the Columbia State
and other papers is gratuitiou, to
and we doubt very much if it is 2
appreciated, certainly not to the of
extent of aftecting the governor'
decision one way or another.
dil
A Good Cough Medicin for Children. ae
de
-I v 'o *'-t ney ei ronmnr din;: Chami- L<
--i Cou-h Ietmedv. ' ,;s F. P. Moran. a
i -11 ::nwn ad popu~ia b; rr of Peiersburr.
Va. - \V.: hve.. ::iven it to our children :':hen
trt.utC-d with bad couhs, ta-l. wh(pin;; cough.
a:,d i: has alway. riven pcrfect satisfactior. It (
w:. r::um-n1enid to m a b" a drari.: as t he
bi - cough medicine for chil.lren as it contaiacd
n oupiu:n or other harmful drug." Sold by The ho
R. I.. Lorvca Drug S:ore. Isaac M. Loryea.
4.1
Major Richardson Explains. 24
ret
Editor The Manning' Tnies: Pa
Pardon me for once more asking your :
lndu'Ilgenee, but you.r referring to the :.1
prccuring an additicnal tax in my town- pa
ship for school puriposP in your issue of .
he 1thi ult.. oblige;r ma to request you s.
;o give me space for the purpose of re
p).ying to the suggrestion .;
it has always been iny desire to pro- fe
cure th s tax, and some years ago I took ho
upon minself the task of getting the
necessary signaturEs to effect its ac
complishnent and ser.t them to the
Auditor, I think it was, asking that an
election be ordered. Owing to ignor- T
ance of the time such application should at
he sent in. it arrived 100 late and we cu
lost the opportunity. s ince then I have
not been in a position to actively en
gage in pressing the matter as I have
no children attending the common-Be
schools. but I should be glad to assist $
by ay aid a schenie in that direction at
the present time or in the future, and I
an sure most of my relatives would
unite in the movement. We do not,
however, represent the entire comiu- Ti
nity, and from those having children in th
attendance on the common schools, fos
such an idea should emanate. But this wl
was a general measure under consider- th
ation and not a local one, and if space fr<
permitted I could mnention many ways or
an increase of money could be used to pa
advantage in the various branches con- Ti
nected with this institution, v hich to it.
my mind is only as yet in it-. infancy, is
and must of necessity bcotme in the
end equal to that in any other State of -
the Union. Not only does the educa
tional department need caring for, but
the school houses, most of them in the
rural districts, require remodeling or
repairing or renewing to make them
more commodious and attractive. Any
expenditures made by the Stata for this
or any other purpose must fall heavier
on the greater taxpayer rather than on
the lesser, and in the school expendi
tures is the only manner that I can see,
where the poor man gets any benefit
from taxation of the rich. I have never
vet advocated any measure that would
'not cause the wealthier class to bear
the burden, and hope some day to see a
strict enforcement of the income tax
which at present is so inetiective.
Notwithstanding the organized ef
forts of the employers of the cotton
'mills. representing the wealth of that
initial industry, I supported the "Child
Labor Bill,'' bothi in committee and in
the House, because I thought all chil
dren should receiva instruction, even at
the cost of injury to existing institu
tions, or the possible loss to capital in
vested.
I never thought your exp~ression as
to the motives of memnber-s supporting -
the appropriations was meant to apply
to mue. as I understood it was used col
lectively, but that some others might B
take a ditierent view was the only rea-3
son which induced me to write the let
ter I did. I thoroughly agree that a
difference of opinion should be indulged
in without the least cause for friction,
and my letter was not intended to criti- 01
cise, but merely to make my motives so
plain. Whether I was right or wvrong,
was not what I tried to establish, which
can only be decided by time and devel
opments in the future.
Ina conclusion let me add, that when I
said this was not a propitious year for -
making additional appropriations IF
went on to state that I was induced to
take advantage of a libei'al body of
men, rather than risk the temper of
some futur-e Legislature, which might '
not only curtail what is desired, but
what is necessary. It sometimes occur-s
that members act from information
which varies in accuracy. For instance,V
in your case it wias represented to you i
that the tax levy would be raised two
mrills if all approp~riated had been given, t
while in mine, one of the most pronmi
nent members of the Ways and Means
Committee who I consulted, said thatO
from their calculation it would not re
quire more than a one mill levy. I am
not able to say who was correct. th
H. B. RICHARDSON
Fult on, S. C.. March 3, 1901.
Remarkable Cures of Rhenmatism.
{From the Vindicator. Rutherfordton. N. C.l
The editor oif t he Vindicator has had occ'asion cc
to test the ectl'cy of Chambe'rlain's Pain Balm MI
twice with the most remarkable results in each Fe
case. First, with rheumatism in the .shoulders c
from which he suffered exeruciatinig pain for
ten days. which was relieved with two applica
tions of Pain Balm, rubbing the parts anflieted
a:td realizinff instant benefit and entire relief in
a very short time. Second. in rheumatism in
thigh joint, almost prostrating him with severe
pain, which was relieved by two applications.
rubbing with the liniment on retiring at n;:ht,
and getting up free from pain. For sale by The
R. B. L~oryeai Drug Store. Isaae M. Loryea. Pro
prietor.
Cross Roads Heard Fromn.
Editor The Manning Tinie':j
As the sun r-eddens the eastei-n sky
you can hear in this progressive vicin
ity the buzz of the saw, the ringing of
bells, the clanking of chains and the song
of the plowtman, and then from eveiry
direction comes the musical voices of
children as they ivend their way to andG
from the school, which, by the way, we
believe, is second to none in the county.
We mention these things to let the out- N<
side world know that the Cross Roads
community is net only happy and con- N<
tented, but we are progr-essive as well, PI
and we extend a cot-dial wvelcome to all G(
good people who nire searching for a
first class location for- a happy home.
Juidging firom the number of buggies 3
we- se'e on Sundays there is a struggle i
going on to he dleliver-ed fr-omn bachelor- Be
hood, and to these young people we will
say, do not be disheartened, "if at first
you don't, stucceed, tr-y, tr-y again."
sir., Editor-. I notice in the report of Be
the C:ountyv Supervisor-,expenditures for
election b)ooths at var'ious precincts,
ranging frmi $1.20 to $4. Am-c these \
booths bought or- rented? The various NI
amounts paid1 cal for this infoi-mation,
andl I hope our Supe~riio r wvill, in your
next issue. give the desir-ed informa
tion. Yotri, etc.,
-co
Cr-oss Roads. S. C'., Feb. 25. 1901.
IProf. Ivison of Lonacon~iug, Md., suf
fered ter-ribly fi-om neuralgia of the
stomach and indigestion for thirteen f
ears and after the dloctors failed to.
ture him they' fed him on morphineI
A friend -advised the use of Kodol Dys-I
l"pesi Cur-e and after- taking a few bot-J
c of it he says. -"It has cured mte en-.
tir. I ca'imt sav too much for Kodol
DviPlpsia Cutre." It digests what you
eat. The 1R. B. Loryea Dr-ug Store,
Cures Blood Poison.-Treatment Free.
Does your skin itch and burn? Dis'!
-essing eruptions on the skin so you
el ashamed to be seen in company?
o scabs aid scales form on the skin,
tir or scalp? Have you eczema? Skin
re and crackecd Rash form on the I
:in? Prickly pa in the skin? Swol
n joints? Falling hair? All run
)wn? Skin pale? Old sores? Eating
res? Ulcers? To cure to stay cured
ke B. B. B. (Botanic Blood Balm)
hich makes the blood pure and rich,
ten the sores will heal and the itching
eczema stop forever, the skin become
ear and the blood pure. B. B. B.
ld at drug stores, $1. Trial treat
ent sent free ar.d prepaid by writing
BLOOD BALM1 CO., Atlanta. Ga.1
escribe your trouble and free medical
!vice gi'ven. Over 3000 testimonials
cures by 13. 3. B. Sold by Thy It. B.
uryca D~rug Store.
Feadache often results form a disordered con
Lion of the stomach and constipation of the
wels. A dose or two of Chamberlain's Stom
h and Liver Tablets will correct these disor
rs and cure the headache. Sold by The R. B.
>rvea Dru; Store. Isaac M. Loryen. Prop.
Stages of Water.
?amd-n. March 1. E a. m.-Hei;rht of Wateree 1
er, 4.4 feet. beingr stationary during past .4 i1
urs.
March 1. 9 a. m.-Height of Wateree river,
feet. being a fall o -i-li) of a foot during past
hours.
:olumbia. Aiarch 1. a. m.--Height of Conga
river. 3-10 of a foist. Leine stationary during
st _4 hours.
March 4. 8 a. m.--Height of Congaree river.
0 of a foot, bein;; a fall of 1-10 of a foot during
c; 24 hours.
t. Stephen's. Miarch 1. 8 a. m.-Hei;ght of
nte river. 6.0 feet. being; a fall of 2-10 of a
>t during past 24 hours.
Iarch 4. a. ni.-Hc ;ht of Santee river. 5.0
!t. bein: a fall of 4-10 of a foot during past 24
urs.
The Best Prescription for Malaria t
Chills anvl Fever is a bottle of Grove's
isteless Chill Tonic. It is simply iron
id Quinine is a tasteless form.-No
re, no pay. Price 50c.
, Thie Kind You Have Always Bougd
The stomach controls the situation. 1
'ose who are hearty and strong-are r
(se who can cat and digest plenty of I
x. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests f
at you eat anaL allows you to eat all
e good food you. want. If you suffer
m indigestion, heartburn, belching f
any other stor:ach trouble. this pre- a
.ratioa can't help but do you good. C
le m-ast sensitive stomachs can take
The R. B. Loryea Drug Store,
aac M. Loryea, Prop.
RAN{ON'S RELT-EF
RAMON'S NERVE AND BONE OIL
still head the list md are acknowledged by
all to be the great conquerors of pains,
ache; and diseases for which they are
reconmended.
Rasmon's ReUoi will positively cure
patins of all kind:, such as Headache, Sick
Heui(ache, Toothache, Neuralgia, Cramp
Colic, Pains in the Stomach and Bowels,
Diarrhea, &c., alhnost instantly, and, as a
household remedy for these sudden sick
nesset. it has no cnal in the world. "Once
tried, always used." Price 25 and 50 cents.
Sam ple bottles IC0 centst.
Rsamon's Zservo & 3ono Onl is the
orit~ nil and only genuine Nerve ..nd Bone
Oil indl. It isjistwhattanamemplies,
and penetrating 1uickly to the nerve and
bene, relfeves pain, driv-es away disease
and eieets a permanent cure. A specie
for Rhenmnatismn, Sores. Bruises. SpraIns.
Cuta, Burns, and all injuries to the fesh of I
eith er thani or beiat. Price 23 and 50 cents. C
Sample bottles 10 cents.
The genuine has the name blown in the
bottle. The Reli is put up in square red
ea:ons and the Oil In green cartoons.
T.AKE NO OTHER
FOR SALE BY
The R. B. Loryea Drug Store.
INEY TO LOAN.
I am prepared to negotiate loansv
Sgood real estate security, on ree.
nable terms.
R.0. PURDY,
Sumter, S. C.
honey to Loan.'
E asy TermBt.
APPLY TO
TILSON &_DuRANT.
I. MV. MVcCOLLOUGH,
>posite Legg & Hutchinson's Staibles.
Give me a trial and 1 will give you
e best wvork for little money.
atisfaction guar-anteed.
A Moern innery.
We have at. Rimini, S. C., on an ex- 1
lent locaticn, a complete 3-'70 Saw J
array Ginning System, with Cleaning
eders: 50 E. P. boiler arnd 40 H. P.
gin:-. Str-uthers & WVells make.
rhis is a new planit. It is for sale.
Write us if iuterecsted.
W. H. G1BBES & CO.,G
Columbia, S. C.,
M1achinery and Mill1 Supplies.
Brig your Job Work to The iTimes ofofie.
WVe are now carrying a more co:
oc eries than ever.
In our retail department we off
. 2 Mackerel... ........... ..
. 2 Mackerel, in 10- th Kits..
nk Salmon..................
>o Corn, 8 cans.............
ring Beans, 3 cans........ ....
tbs. Tomatoes, 3 cans.. .. .. ..
lbs. California Peaches........
st full weight hand-packed Tome
llo'w Santos Coffee, Parched.. ..
. 10 Blend Coffee, Parched. .
st Laguyra~ Coffee, Green. .
We have the best Maple Syrup
r Drip) Syrup in cans from 2-ibs 1
w Evaporated Apples in 1-thb cai
Fresh Bread on Ha3
We want the farmers to call an
res before buying elsewhere.
THE PEOPLE'S M
You know What You Are Taking
When you take Grove's Tasteless
.hill Tonic because the formula is
>lainly printed on every bottle showing
:het 't is simply Iron and Quinine in a
asttaess form. No Cure, No pay. 30c.
Another combination offer we are
naking which we hope will prove an
nducement to make the people take an
nereased interest in keeping up with
he trend of events. Listen! We will
end you THE MANNING TIMES. The
[hrice-a-Week Edition of The New
cork World and The Farm and Home
or 32.25 a year. Remember that for
2.23 we will send you all three of these
)apers. THE TIMES management
neans to let the rest of the State see
hat Clarendon county supports a featr
ess and up-to-date county paper. a pa
ier that voices the views of its editor,
hat has no boss and that has ever stood
)y the people. The New York World
hree times each week is one of the
inest newspapers published iu Amer
ca. The Farm and Home is devoted
o agricultural, mechanical and house
1old interests and no farmer's family
hould be without it.
We want subscribers to take advan
age of this magnificent offer we are
naking.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
[he Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
signature of
This is a day of expansion of thought
.s well as trade, and in order to put our
elf in position to be of service to our
atrons who desire to keep pace with
he progress of the day. we have effect
d an arrangement by which we can
upply our patrons w!.th McClures Mag
zine and THE MANNING TIMES com
pined for '2.23 per year in advance.
,IcClures Magazine is one of the linest
iterary journals published, its standard
; high.and its corps of conitributors are
mong the most able in the world. A
eader of this Magazine is a searcher
fter knowledge, and we know of no
etter or more profitable reading than
an be found in the pages of this cele
rated Magazine. No library is c;1m
fete without it. We offer McClures
lagazine and THE MANNING TIMES
:r$2.25 per year.
The lingering cough following grippe
ails for One Minute Cough Cure. For
11 throat and lung troubles this is the
nly harmless remedy that gives imme
iate results. Prevents consumption.
'he R. B. Loryea Drug Store, Isaac M.
4oryea. Prop.
uggies, Wagons, road,
Carts and Carriages
REPAIRIED
With Neatness and Despatch
-AT
D. A. WHITE'S
WHEELWRIGHT and
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
I repair Stoves, Pumps and run water
ip~es, or' I will put down a new Pump
heaip.
If you need any soldering done. give
1e a call.
L AME.
My horse is lame. Why? Because I
id not have it shod by RI. A. White,
Lie man inat puts on such neat shoes
nd makes horses travel with so munch
ase.
Ve Make Them Look New.
We are making a specialty of re
ainting old Buggies, Carriages, R~oad
arts and Wagons cjheap.
Come and see me. My prices will
lease you, and I guarantee all of my
'ork.
Shop on corner below R. M. Dean's.
MANNING, S. C.
Dor S ashBlinso,
CHA'LSON . C.
DoorWegs, Sah, Blindsan
Builders' Hardware.
lindow and Fancy Glass a Specialty,
nplete line of Fancy and Heavy
er the following drives
.................. 7c eachi
...................90c each!
..................10e a can
toe..................0ccan:
....... .... ......15cper lb:
...............I.12c per lb
................16%c per lb.
in half gallon cans and the Sil
ol1 gallon.I
tons at........... ......10c a
T
id at All Times. a
a
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ago, and agai
a habit of hea<
trouble is wit]
ative, and the
and make th
'Ask ynur
druggist for .
For sale by THE R. B.
SOJIOFUlR IND IT
Johnston's
QUART
A MOST WON
A Grand Old Lady
Mrs. Thankful Orilla Hurd lives
Livingston Co., Mich. This venerab
the year 1812, the year of the great
York. She came to Michigan in 184
too." All her faculties are excellen
tentive memory, her mind is full of
life, of the early days of the State i
markable people she has met, and tt
ness. But nothing in her varied an
velous and worthy of attention th
JOHNSTON'S SARSAPARILLA.
disposition to scrofula, that terribly
and is cursing the lives of thousand:
tims of the death angel. Transmitt
found in neary every family m on(
pearance in dreadful running sore!
goitre, or in eruptions of varied forn
may be known as catarrh in the he
and often is, the prime cause or con
Speaking of her case, Mrs. Huri
with a bad skin disease. My arms
sores, discharging yellow matter. 3
unsightly in appearance. My body
My eyes were also greatly inflamed
much. My blood wae SA a very ba
at frequent intervals, rnd I had no
was in a miserable condition, I had 1
mended, and doctor after doctor hay
the state told me I must die of scro
were beginning to form. I at length
his famous Sarsaparilla. I tried a b
thing else, as I had no faith in it, i
began to grow better. You can be s
many bottles. But I steadily impro
sores healed up, all the bad symptom
and I have never been troubled wit]
of 83 years is not a young woman, b
since then, and I firmly believe that
greatest blood purifier and the best n
scrofula and as a spring medicine."
not lok to be more than sixty, and sl
life was saved by JOHNSTON'S SA
IizCmI.A.1T aR C G- 00T
W. M. BROOHIN'
Some Spec
10-lb boxes Starch. best grade. at...............
Smoked Dried Herrin-:s...............
NJew Mackerel, 14 good fish to kit........
Fancy Full Cream Cheese. 1' to 24 lbs each, at.
Best Fancy Elgin Creamery Butter. 60-m tubs.
American Sardines-new pack..................
10-oz Tumbler Fruit Jelly. 3 doz to case........
3-lb stand Tomatoes. 2 doz in case..............
-b stand Tomatoes. 2 doz in case..............
Ealf-pint bottles Assorted Pickles. 2 doz in ca.
I- b cans Core Oysters. full weight. 2 and 4 doz
:-lbcans Fancy Maine packed Sugar Corn......
l-fb cans Fancy New York State packed Sugar
CRACKERS.
Lemons. 514c; Nic Nacks..... ... ..5c per I
Ginger Snaps.aSda Cr ackers..5c per I
Sugar Crackers 6c; Fancy Mixed..6%c per I
Dream Lunch Biscuits....... . .....7c per
Datilakes. 2-lb packages..............90c dc
MEAL, GRITS, BACON ANI
Cigars, Oheroots, C
Diamond T Cigar, best Sc seller, at..........
Success, none better............. ........
E. L. Royal Cigar. good smoke.... ...... ..
rry our Leader....................... ....
DId Virginia Cheroots........... ..... ...
Oid Glory Cheroots........................
World's Best Cheroots....... ....... .....
Duke's Cigarettes.................
Cicycle Cigarettes...... .........
A Big Supply of Toba
Eve and various other kinds-prices ranging fr
Big Drive
OCTAGON, VICTORY, TIP
SHOE BLACKING.
Scec us. or get our prices before you buy.
Is now in the
head of HORI
will be some fir
ICompetition is i
There are six st
and mules, so '
Sumter, S. C.. .January,
BRING
TO THE TiI
Life Insurance.
I have been appointed a regular
gent for
he Equitabl e LUfe Assurance Society
nd1 will be pleased to talk or corres
ond with any one wishing Life Insur
nee in the strongest comany finan2
ially in the world.
The Equiitable w-orks to maintain
hat its name implies, and is writing
11 the latest and most popular policies
>r protecti.on, savings or investment.
We offer some policies especially ad
antageous to young men.
.T. H. LESESNE.
Manning. S. C.
For Sale.
Two Second-Hand Gins. Feeders and
ondenser-s, compl~ete, will be sold
ieap. They ar-e in good condition.
A. L. LESESNE,
mannino-. S. C.
ad Aches T3=day.
nail matter; but it ached two days
n a week ago. You are acquiring
Jache. That must be stopped. The
a your liver. You want a mild lax
n a tonic to stimulate the appetite
e blood rich and pure.
v1IES QfNDTONIC PELLE' .
LORYEA DRUG STORE.
S RWU. fiOLRRORS
ED BY
Sarsaparilla
BOTTLES.
DERFUL CURE.
Gives Her Experience.
in the beautiful village of Brighton,
le and highly respected lady was born in
war, In Hebron, Washington Co., New
0. the year of "Tippecanoe and Tyler
tly preserved, and possessing a very re
interesting reminiscences of her early
)f Michigan and the interesting and re
ie stirring events of which she was a wit
d manifold recollections are more mar
an are her experiences in the use of
!irs. Hurd inheritedsa tendency and pre
destructive blood taint which has cursed
and marking thousands more as vie
ed from generation to generation, it is
form or another. It may make its ap
, in unsightly swellings in the neck or
s. Attacking the mucous membrane, It
Ld, or developing In the lungs It may be,
sumption.
says: "I was troubled for many years
and limbs would break out In a mass of
ly neck began to swell and became very
was covered with scrofulous eruptions..
and weakened, and they pained me very
d condition and my head ached severely
appetite. I had sores also In my ears. I
tried every remedy that had been recom
I failed. One of the best physicians in
fulous consumption, as Internal abcesses
was told of Dr. Johnston, of Detroit, and
ottle, more as an experiment than any
ind greatly to my agreeable surprise, I
ure I kept on taking it. I took a great
ved until I became entirely well. All the
s disappeared. I gained perfect health.
i scrofula since. Of course an old lady
at I have had remarkably good health
JOHNSTON'S SARSAPARILLA is the
ledicine in the wide world, both for
This remarkably interesting old lady did
ie repeated several times, "I believe my
RSAPARILLA."
hEP.NT, Zai %OrT, :3MCmE.
CON, anning, S. C.
al Bargains.
.......................................... .3% c per I
................................ ..........20c per box
............................................ ... .90c
.............................................i3c per m
at.............................24c per I
...............................$3.85 per,case 100 cans
....... ........... ...... ..........75c per doz
...............................................90cdoz
.... ...............................7Oc doz
e.............................................75c doz
in case......... ................90c doz
........... .. . ..............$1.20 doz
Corn.............. ............. .. ........$1 doz
FLOUR.
I Best Fancy Patent.................34.45 bb1
5 Best Half Patent.................. 4.10 bbl
b Best Straight............. ...... 3.90 bbl
I Best Family...................... 3.25 bbl
z, Salt. 100 Ths.................. ......57c bag
) LARD AT LOWEST PRICES.
garettes and Tobacco.
...........................35per.0
..........................$10.50 1000 ;perbo
..... ......$3.15 per box of 250 Cheroots: 3 for 5c
.. ..................$2.90 per box of 200 Cheroots
..... ......$3.25 per box of 250 Cheroo ts; 3 for 50
. .... ........ ...... .... ..........33-90 per 1.000
............ .... .... .............. .65 per 1,000
cNamely. Schnapps, Early Bird. R. J. R..
CMable. Laila Roohk, Little Fancy. Red
om 25c, 35c and 45c per-ib.
s irli SOap.
TOP, ELECTRIC, IMPERIAL.
INK. BLUTEING, Etc.
E L L&CO,
- - s. C~.
Y ER...
West and will return with 60
SES AND MULES. There
.e Mules among them.
he Life of Trade.I
ables in the city selling hor'ses
ve HAVE to sell them close.
r. H A RBY.I
14, 1901.
Y~OUR
WORK
IES OFFICE.
WHEN YOU COME
TO TOWN CALL AT
UWELLS'
SHAVING SALOON
W bich is fitted up with an
cye to the comfort of his
HAIR CUTTING
IN ALL STYLES,
SHAVINGiAND
S HA MPOOING
Done with neatness an
dispatch. .. .. ..
A 'nrdial! invitation
*M ixte~nded...
J. L. WVELLS.
$ FURNITURE -:
--CHINAWARE.
ARTHUR BELITZER,
SUMTER, - - S. C.
Direct from the factories
I have now on hand the
most complete stock of Fur
niture I have ever carried.
Bed Room and
Parlor Suits
Attractive and cheap.
I am also handling a
beautiful lot of
CHINA AND
0 GLASSWARE.
- When in Sumter it will
pay you to visit my Furni- 3
ture Parlors.
Arthur Belitzer, I
MONACHAN BLOCK,
SU TR - S. C.
Nollte IO 0el1g101S, lailli8110s61
G00l1003 Mlg COMMnlii.
OFFICE OF JUDGE O0kJ ROSBATE,
Manning. S. C.. Auguast 1, 190.
To Executors, Administrators, Guardians and
Committees:
I respectfully call your attention to annexed
statute. You will please give this matter early
attention.
very respectfully.
3. M. W INDHAM.
Judge of Probate. q
Sec. 2064-(1942). Executors. Administrators,
Guardians and Committees, shall annually
while any estate remains in their care or cus
tody, at any time before the first day of July of
each year. render to the Judge of Probate of the
county from whom they obtain Letters Testa
mentary or Letters of Administrators or Let
ters of Guardianship. etc., a just and true ao
count, upon oath, of the receipts and expendi
tures of such estate the precediug Calendar
year. which, when examined- and approved,
shall be deposited with the Inventory anp
praisement or other papers belongingtosh
estate, in the office of said Judge of Probate.
there to be kept for the inspection of such per
sons as may be interested in the estate-(under
former penalties.)
Approved the 2d day of March, 1807.
DrTIO3D.
I have opened up a Sewing Machine
store next door to Mr. S. A. Rigby's
general merchandise store August 1st,
1900. I will carry the
Best INi ol 8e8ll Moiule Mejig.
The new ball-bearing "New Home'r
the best machine made: allait"New
Ideal" and "Climax," from $18 to $40.
I sell on Instalment, Easy Paymens
Plan. I clean and repair any kind of
machines for least money possible.
Call and see me.
A. I. BARRON, Ag't.
A
Good
Clothing
Store
Is where you get the right
sort of Clothes without dan
ger of mistake. Our Clothes
are of the right sort, and you
will appreciate their excel
lence and smallness of cost.
We Make Clothes to'Qrder
for those who prefer them.
Lasting Materials, proper fit
and make and moderate pri
ces. Your orders will have
our best attention.
J L DAVI & BID
S. W. Cor. Klag and Wentworth Sts.,
CHARLESTON. S.C.
A Gallon of PUNSEEDOs~
makesS. Hga PANonssad of the vzasT 0
ANY ost W~rLand is s.B8~TIY OrP
SOTXO CR~. MST. PEv tad o Ctzerrr0
PAcTmATE-ncIN c.s .I ou~iscr s,
an Sond THndK gurTeed. ttby O
Manbyn oit. Htar re C o . E0
MANNIGINS. ~ORIIRp~tcan. ae5
A NNINGPA.TC, S. . is ~o
JO CP . RHAIS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MANNING, S. C.
s. S.wn.soN. W. C. DURANT.
ILSON & DURANT,
Attorneys and C'ounselors at Law,
MANNING, S. C.
BYRD & THARP,
PRACTITIONERS OF MEDICINE
AND SURGERY.
alls promptly answered day or night
CAnES s. c