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She panning -ainzt. Publishes All County and Town Of ficial Advertisements. MANNING, S. C., MARCH 20, 1901. Spring Opening. We will, on next Wednesday and Thursday, March 27 and 28, show a line of Pattern Hats, Spring Millinery and Dress Goods full worthy of the reputa tion of The Jenkinson Dry Goods Store. Ladies, we extend to you all a cordial invitation to attend this Opening, as we are sparing no pains in making it the Grandest opening we have ever had. Ladies, you must come, it will make no difference whether you buy one cent's worth or not, we will be glad to show you our goods and let you compare prices. Now don't let any one stay at home because they did not get a special invi tation. We have decided this year not to send out special invitations, for it is almost impossible to send them to all, and those who don't get them very rightly feel slighted; therefore we ex tend a general invitation to all, and those of my friends who take an inter est in me and my business will do me a great kindness to let those know who do not take the papers. Special selections of very fine music will be furnished for the benefit of the visitors during the entire two days. You miss nothing by attendine this Opening, as it will be one of the grand est displays of Spring Goods ever shown in any one store in Clarendon county. Hoping to see many of my friends, I am Yours respectfully, W. E. JENKINSON. Notice is hereby given that no advertise ments will be changed in this paper where the copy is brought is later than Saturday noon. The Manning Methodist church is being repainted. S. I. Till sells the $3.50 kind of Shoes for $2.98. Fresh Jelly in 301b pails only 90c. a pail at The Manning Grooery Co. Smith & Dennis, merchants of Seloc, have moved to Timmonsville. Best by test. The W. L. Owsley Shoes sold by S. I. Till. Fresh Prunes 7c. lb 25c at The Man ning Grocery Co. Died near Wilson last Sunday, Mrs. Mary R. Brewer aged about 78 years. Be sure and read all what Till says in his Big Ad. this week. Only 50 doz. 31b Tomatoes at Sc. a can left, at The Manning Grocery Co. A grandchild of Dublin Williams,col ored, was found dead in bed last Sun day. Get that Easter Hat from Till's, you get it reasonable there. Mr. A. Loryea and daughter, Miss Annie, returned yesterday afternoon from a visit to Mayesville. S. I Till's Millinery Opening 27 and 28. Don't fail to attend. Next Monday court begins at Man ning. His Honor R. C. Watts will pre side. There will be no civil cases tried. The Jenkinson Dry Goods Store will do things up right next Wednesday and Thursday. Why pay 14c. for Gold Hams when you can get them at 121c. At The Manning Grocery Co. Mr. F. F. Hough, representing the B. F. Johnson Publishing Co. of Richmond, Va., spent today in Manning visiting the school. Every lady will tell you Till's Hats are thecheapest, now ask your neigh, bor. Wanted-Two or three Furnished Rooms for light house-keeping by gentleman and wife. Address B., care of THE TDmE. The dry gosmerchantsof this town are evidently going to split things wide open on the 27th and 28th. The shop pers will be made happy we doubt not. Fresh Evaporated Apples in, bulk, only 7e. a pound or 4 pounds for 25c., at The Manning Grocery Co. You are invited to The Jenkinson Dry Goods Store's great Sprino- Open ing next Wednesday and Thursy.y. Died suddenly near the depot in Man -ning last Friday morning Josie Wil lim colored, Coroner Brewer was summoned and a jury of inquest was empannelled. S. I. Till's is the proper place to get your spring Suit and Eat. He has Clothing that fits. You will not be disappointed if you attend the opening of Pattern Hats, Spring Millinery an~ Fine Dress Goods at The Jenkinson D Goods Store next Wednesday and Thursday. A beautiful boquet of Jonquills and snowdrops artistically arranged was placed upon the editor's desk yesterday moningthte compliments of Mrs. We have two car loads of Hay and one car of Corn and Feed Oats for sale. If we can not save you money will not ask for your trade. Legg & Hutchinson. Don't forget that you are specially in vited to attend the opening of Pattern Hats, Millinery and' 'ine Dress Goods at The Jenkinson Dry Goods Store next Wednesday and Thursday. Petitions from all the stations on the Central railroad will be sent to the railroad commission asking that the Atlantic Coast Line be required to run two passenger trains each way daily on this road. The Jenkinson Dry Goods Store will dislay next Wednesday and Thursday a hoice line of Pattern Hats, Spring Millinery, Fine Dress Goods, White Goods, Wash Goods. Laces and Em broideries. The town council is putting the side walk in front of the stores facing the the court house in good condition. This council has had a great deal of good work done and it has kept the town out of debt too. If you wish to post yourself on what is stylish, what is fashionable and what is cheap, go to The Jenkinson Dry Goods Store next Wednesday and Thursday and you will see goods at prices so low that you will be aston ished. Corporal Charles W. Pickering, Co. F, Third U. S. Infantry, stationed at Manila, Philippine Islands, sent us a copy of the Manila Times dated Febru ary 6th. The paper has been travelling forty-three days to reach this point. The Jenkinson Dry Goods Store will show next Wednesday and Thursday everything that is up-to-date in Gent's Furnishings, Shirts, Collars, Cuff's and Fine Dress Shoes and will name some sensational prices on Gent's and Chil dren's Fine Spring Dress Suits. Gentlemen of the Jury, Witnesses and all Attendants at Court: You are respectfully invited to take your meals at James' Restaurant, opposite the Bap tist church, while in town. Meals at Mr. W. A. Sparks of Summ who is engaged in extensive fa: operations on Santee was in Ma yesterday. Mr. Sparks is a thot going farmer and mechanic an will be quite an addition at hi home. See that you get the origins Witt's Witch Hazel Salve whet ask for it. The genuine is a c cure for piles, sores and skin dis The R. B. Loryea Drug Store, Isa Loryea, Prop. We call attention this week t advertisement of the Carolina Poi Cement Company of Charlestor largest dealers in building mate the State. There is much build' contemplation and we would advi readers to communicate with this cern. They are money-savers. their advertisement. When you are bilious, use tho mous little pills known as DeWitt tle Early Risers to cleanse the live bowels.' They never gripe. The Loryea Drug Store, Isaac M. L Prop. When you want to paint your or get a supply of Paris green, th no more reliable concern in Souti olina than the old house of W Holmes & Co. of Charleston. house has stood the test and its re tion for reliability cannot be tioned. When you want any paints, oils or window glass, write 1 Mrs. C. E. Van VanDeusen of Kilbourn was afflicted with stomach trouble and pation for a long time. She says. " I hav many preparations but none have done i good that Chamberlain's Stomach rand Tablets have." These Tablets are for The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. Price 5 Samples free. Mollie English, colored, fro:n about Bear Creek came to Ma last Friday to see the doctor, and getting some medicine, which D Brown had prepared for her, waiting for the vehicle to come to her back home she died in the do office. Notice was sent to Co: Brewer. but when he' arrives. hi cided that under the circumstanc< inquest was unneccesary. Counterfeits of DeWitt's Witch] Salve are liable to cause blood pc ing. Leave them alone. The on has the name DeWitt's upon the and wrapper. It is a harmless healing salve for skin diseases. qualle& for piles. the ? B. IA Drug Store, Isaac M. Loryea, Proj Here comes Jenkinson with a g spring opening. Read his half advertisement in this issue anc. rei ber that this progressive and awake business man has recentl. turned from the great markets oi North with a stock of goods whic: claims supercedes any former purce made by him. Jenkinson is a big ing wheel to the business engine, it is his ambition to lead in the bus procession in Manning. Go into kinson's immense store and from time you enter until you come again, you are impressed with the nitude of his business. Reme what Jenkinson's opening days n they mean a display of goods she the people rarely have an opportl of seeing, and it furthe:: means tc these goods at competitive pi There will be no display of dry g shoes, hats, furnishing; and milli anywhere which will excel this st( Like Oliver Twist, children asi more when given One Minute C Cure. Mothers endorse it high1 croup. It quickly cures all cough colds and every throat and lung ble. It is a specific ior grippe asthma and has long been a well k: remedy for whooping cough. TI B. Loryea Drug Store,Isaac M. Lo Prop. Died last Monday, at the hon Hon. James E. Tindal, near Fel Hon. Win. Henry Thomas, cf Chi ton, aged about thirty-six years. deceased married Miss Mattie Tini daughter of Hon. James E. Tindal, with two children survive him. Thomas was a man of brilliant ii born orator, and a lovable dispos He was a prominent member of Charleston bar, and a leader in ness and lodge circles. He was at time Grand~ Chancellor for the Kz of Pythias of South Carolina, an distinguished himself as a memb the South Carolina legislature. death was the nipping in the bud very promising hfe. He was ab and brilliant gentleman and ha been spared there was great prom his future. Mr. Thomas had: frien ds anl over the State; while h~ a member of the legislature, his lf manners, and his wise counse. eloquent speeches made him among the most prominent. Their promptness and their pIe effects make DeWitt's Little Earl: ers most popular little pills whe they are known. They are simp1, feet for liver and bowel troubles. R. B. Loryea Drug Store, Isaac M yea, Prop. Rheumatisn Nobody knows all abou and nothing, now known, always cure it. Doctors try Scott's El sion of Cod Liver Oil, v. they think it is caused by perfect digestion of f You can do the same. It may or may not be cai by the failure of stomach bowels to do their work. it is, you will cure it; if you will do no harm. The way, to cure a dis is to stop its cause, and' the body get back to its 11 of health. When Scott's Emulsic Cod Liver Oil does thai cures; when it don't, iti cure. It never does harm~ The genuine this picture on it, no other. If you have tried it, send for sample, its agre taste will sur you. .SCOTTr & BOW] Chemists, 4o9 Pearl St., I 50. nd $x mo- all druggis erton, Come to the opening of the Ne rming York Racket store,on another page yc nning will read the date. Mr. Till has bee 'ough- up North visiting the markets whei d he in person he made selections which l: s new could not have obtained from sample: He was on the spot and got insid prices, and this puts him in a positio J De- to do some heavy slugging for th a you trade. Till is no Rip Van Wink] rtain when it comes to catering foa.the trad< eases. He will be found showing the most it ac M. ducing prices to catch the shekles, an if an elegant display of drygoods, shoe: o the fancy goods, clothing, tinware, chin tland ware, novelties and millinery can it duce an attraction of visitors to hi L thein store, then on Till's opening day th crowd will be immense. n in The New York Racket store is amon con- the most progressive establishments i con-d this section of the State and its proprie tor is in business to expand. He re turned from the markets prepared t, se fa- sell goods cheap, he brought the good 's Lit- to sell cheap, and to convince the put r and lic of this fact he extends a most cot R. B. dial welcome to the public, >ryea, A Night of Terror. ouse "Awful anxiety was felt for the widow of th brave General Burnham of Machias. Me.. who ere is the doctors said she could not live till morning. Car- writes Mrs. S. H. Lincoln, who attended he n. E that fearful night. "All thought she must soo This die from pneumonia, but she begged for Di King's New Discovery, saying it had more tha sputa- once saved her life. and had cured her of coo aues- sumption. After three small doses ;he sIa ed easily all night, and its further use completel lead, cured her." This marvelous medicine is guar Them. anteed to cure all throat. chest and lung di, eases. Only 50c and $l. Trial bottles free at th Wis.. R. B. Lorvea drug store. consti e tried me the Liver Big Fire in Sumter. le at cents. Nineteen buildings and about $40,00 worth of property was destroyed by fir in Sumter last Monday night. The fir< down started in the mule shed of Epperson' ining stable lot and, owing to the quantity o after combustible matter, the fire spread like octor a tornado. In the vicinity of Epper while son's stables were a lot of shanties oc take cupied by colored people and the: :tor's added fuel for the flames. The fire de roner partment did all in its power, but the de- flames had too much to feed upon foi ,s an them to do much good and and it tool the most heroic efforts to stop the fir( aze, at Craig's workshop. >iazel The following, taken from the Sumter nson- Item, is a statement of the losses: gmn The total loss is estimated to be be. box tween $30,000 and $40,000 with abou1 and $13,000 insurance, distributed as fol Une- lows: yryea Geo. F. Epperson, loss $15,000 to $20, - 000; insurance, $3,500. - rand J. D. Craig Furniture Company, loss page $5,000 to $6,000; insurance, $3,500. nem- H. Harby, loss, $750; insurance, $500, wide Sumter County, loss, $11,000; insur r re. ance, $4,500-$4,000 on new jail, which the cost between $9,000 and $10,000, and h he $500 on the old jail. bases Mr. Epperson's loss is the most com driv- plete that has occurred in Sumter in and many years. Of twenty-two horses ten iness were saved; of more than a hundred Jen- buggies and carriages, four were saved; the of more than a hundred wagons, four out were saved, and of a large stock of mag- mowers, rakes, harness and agricultu mber ral implements, not a thing was saved. ean The Craig Furniture Company lost h as their entire stock of caskets, coffins and nity furniture of all kinds, except what was sell in the brick store, which was used as a ices. show and saleroom for furniture and ods, contained only one of each article car inery ried in stock, the bulk of which war >re, stored in the three warehouses which were burned. k for The county was the next heaviesi 'ugh loser, the old jail, upon which it would y for have been difficult to place a valuation, s and is a complete loss. The new jail, cost trou- ing more than $9,100 when erected i and few years ago is badly wrecked, every. nown thing- burnable in it having been burned te R out, but the walls are apparently intac1 ryea, and it may be repaired. Le of A Frightful Bluder ders, Will often cause a horrible burn, scald, cut 0: rles- orulse. Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the best In th4 The world, will kill the pain and promptly heal It lal a Cures old sores, fever sores. ulcers, boils, felons hocorns, all skin eruptions. Best pile cure ot woearth. Only 2s cts. a box. Cure gtuaranteed Mr. Sold by the R. B. Lorvea drug store. 1 id, a. ition- out 'the Cut busi- Court convenes ini Manning Monday Sone March 25th, with Judge R. C. Watt: ights presiding. d he Following is the list of jurors: - er of GRAND JURY. His T. H. Coker......................New zioi of a W. H. Bradham.................Packsville rainy H. A. Alsbrook.................... Foresto1 d E. R. Watt....................... Foresto: d e A. I. Barron......................Mannin: ise in W. T. Blackwel................... Foestoi many E- J- Aderman..............Acl e was . H. Kennedy........................Seo, burt- W. A. Broadway............ ......Packsvinl land C. H. Baggett....... .......Forestoa stand J. R.Si......... ..................Alol' a. S. F'leming............ ......--New Zlo1 E. P. Geddings..................Zlarendoi asant J. L. Green.... ............ ........Slo Hi-L B. Bagnal........... ............ Alcola i Ris L J Tomlinson............... .... Workmaa rever PETIT JURY. A. P. Burgess............... ......Mannin; e K. C. Kirby.......................New Zio: Lor- J. P. GIbbons.....................New Zlo J. T. Wilder.............-........-Selo Jasper L. Andrews..... .....Packsvll """ L. D. Barrow.... ......... .... .... ...Sl1 A. Md. Holladay...................Mannini H. S. Bo d..................Foresto: A. J. Geddngs........... .....Rimit R. A. Green........................---8lo H. S. Dollard......................Mannini R. J.'Abrams....................Summerto3 - ae Reaves......................DuRu RJ.Sue...... .... ........ .... .... ......Dai N. W. Britton....... ................Alcol1 J.5S. Cantey..............u m ro Md. L. Dennis..... ...............Turbevill t W. R. Davis.................... ...Panol; i 1 W. Md. Reaves.............. .... ......Alcol' H. C. Chewning.. ...........Summertoi *nH .Carrigan........... .... ... ...Sum ertoa ll J. P.Coleman................. ...... Jordal J. S. Nelson.. ....... .......... ....Mannini R. S. DeSchamps.... .......... ..Clarendol B. L. DuBose, Jr..................New Zlo: J. E. Graham..... . ....... .......Forestol D. S. Floyd......................-.-Slo }i.- P. L. B. Hodge.......................Silve J. P. Lawrence.... .... . .........Clarendo: Jos. R. Griffln...................Clarendoa h GW.B. Smith...................Clarendo en ~~.R.. Dinl......................Sumertoi .Paul B. Hedge....................Clarendo1 . W. R. Evans......................Mannini imR- J. D. Evans..... ................. Workmal oOd. Spain's Greatest Need. Mr. R. P. OlIvia of Barcelonia. Spain. spend his winters at Aikcen, S. C. Weak nerves hai caused severe pains in the backsof his head. O0 using Electric Bitters. America's greatest bloo< and nerve remedy. all pain soon left him. H ied says this grand medicine is what his countr needs. All America knows that It cures live and kidney trouble, purifies the blood, tones u: ad the stomaich. strengthens the nerves, puts vinu vigor and new life into every muscle, nerve an< organ of the body. If weak, tired or ailing yol fI need t. Every bottle guaranteed, only So cent Slbythe R. B. Lorvea drug store. 1 ot Read in another page tne combina tion offer we are making. Through misunderstanding several who took ad vantage of this offer last year did no eaSe get their papers promptly, but ou: arrangements are such now, that ever: h erson who pays up, and one year it Sadvance, and all new subscribers, wil Lbget this valuable farm journal promptly abtRemember yon get THE TIMES an( Farg'n and Home for $1.50. n f WudThat Throbbing Headache n O woulduickly leave you if you used Dt King's New Life Pills. Thousands of sufferer ithave proved their matchless merit for sick ani nervous headaches. They make pure blood an< strong nerves and build up your health. Eas: Ion't to take. Try them. Only 23 cents. Mone: back if not cured. Sold by the R. B. Lorye; dtrug store. I-5 Manning Academy. hs Forty-first session began January 72 take 1901. Thorough preparation for an: college. Individual teaching. Tuition not $1lto $4per month. free MRS. E. C. ALSBROOK, feabe 45-tf} Principal. mis signature is on every box of the genuina T- Y- Laxative Bromio-Quinline Tabets +s. .h r.-ed tha ... 0 e014 Inl one das 'v A Card. u 1 Manning, S. C., March 13, 1901. e Hon. Louis Appelt. Fditor THE MAN e NIXG TIMES. SIR:-After four years service in the e Racket Store I have decided to go to a Orangeburg, which is a larger field for e me, and I want to thank all my friends e and the people of Clarendon for their liberal patronage during my stay in 1- Nanning and I would bespeak a con d tinuance of their patronage in behalf of ;, Mr. Till, the present proprietor of the a Racket Store. Mr. Till and his milliners will always ] s do the right thing by all his cstomers. e He always has something new for you and at prices that are away down be ' low others. Again asking that you continue to do - your shopping at the Racket. Store. [ an Very respectfully, (Miss) MOLLIE AVANT. Prof. Ivison of Lonaconing. Md., suf fered terribly from neuralgia of the stomach and indigestion for thirteen years and after the doctors failed to cure him they fed him on morphine. A f'iend advised the use of Kodol Dys pepsia Cure and after taking a few bot tles of it he says, "It has cured me en r tirely. I can't say too much for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure." It digests what you a eat. The R. B. Loryea Drug Store, L Isaac M. Loryea, Prop. Don't Fail to Call on Him. Dr. Arthur Becker, the well known German Eye Specialist of Winnsboro, S. C., now has his Optical Parlor open at the New Home sewing machine of fices, Manning, S. C. Dr. Becker has the miit complete Optical Parlor ever seen in this section. He has just come from Marl boro county where he has won the ad miration of the people by his work. One of his specialties is to straighten cross eyes without the use of the knife B or pain. Dr. Becker makes eye glasses in all the latest shapes and forms at his honpe in Winnsboro, and handles no ready made glasses. He has the only Lens Grinding outfit in North or South Carolina. His recommendations are from South Carolina's most prominent people. One of his many is the following one: Chambers of R. C. Watts, ? Judge Fourth Circuit. ( Cheraw, S. C , Feb. 26, 1901. Dr. Arthur Becker, Manning, S. C. Dear Sir:-The Glasses you made for me are superb and supply most satisfac tory a long felt want. I unhesitatingly recommend any one whn desires glasses to patronize you and am confident they will be satisfied with what you furnish them. Wita the best wishes for your prosperity, I am Yours truly, R. C. WATTS. Any one afflicted with the eyes or any one having glasses that do not exactly fit or if you are cross eyed you better use this opportunity and be fitted by a reliable specialist. Dr. A. Becker is a graduate of the Royal University of Berlin, Germany, his native city, has eighteen years ex- Ci perience as a practicing physician. He makes no charge for examination. His office hours is from 9 a. na to 5 p. m. Parents who wish to have their chil dren's eyes examined will please ac company them. C A S O am A. Th idYou Have Always Bought Signatue of Meeting~ of Stockholders, Manning, S. C., March 20, 1901. A meeting of the stockholders of the Peole's Tobacco Warehouse is hereby calle to be held at the office of the ~ Company on Monday, April 1st, at 5 o'clock p. m. By order of the Board of Directors. C. M. MASON, Mg'r. Pneumonia. Follows LaGrippe, Coughs and Colds, But is arrested by using that Sovereign Remedy, Compouind White Pine SAFE, PL.EASANT, EFFECTIVE. A valuable remedy for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Croup and all Throat and Lung A ffections. 1Its merits are appreciated and com mended by those who have used it. 1We unhesitatingly endorse its claims. ISAAC M, LORYEA, Proprietor, sign of the 1 Golden Mortar, MANNINa, S. C. '='HONE NO. 2. IWMail orders receive immediate attention. A Gallon of PUREl LINSEED OIL~ mixed ~th a gallon of of your palnt bill. Is FAR MORlE DrRABLE th'aD PURE WrTE LEAD aDn I s ABISOLUTELY NOT POI soOUS. HADIR PAINT is made of th~e BEST 02 m itx,any boy ado it. Itis the COSIONSENSE 09 HousE PAINT. No BETrER paint canc be made at '.ANY cost, and is MOT TO CRACKs, BLisi. PEEL or emP. F. HAMMIAR PAINT CO., St. Louis, Mo. Sold and guaranteed by Mainig llardwae Co., MANNING, S. 0_ Bears the Kind You Have Always Bougni ignature of J. S. BELL, )pp. Central Hotel, Manning, S. C -:DEALER IN: Bicycles and Bicycle Supplies, also repair wheels and guarantee m; work. MACHINERY REPAIRINC A SPECIALTY. All work entrusted to me will -receiv< {rompt attention either day or night. J. S. BELL. IELL & MATHIS, Engine Repairing, Wheelwrighting Aind All Manner of Iron Work. J r, Special Attention Given to Horseshoeing. We warrant satisfaction. e.ow Baptist Church, Manning, S. C. AROINA PORf OgitLA#b ~FlLTON~ t $ g PORTLAND ' " OLDDOMINION~ 7 CEMENT -O tCA@ T Crfiv TCa Portland Cement, Ai Rosendale Ceme r. East Bay and Cumberland Sts., - We have a cargo of Eastern Rock -ders for shipside shipment. Nm. E. Ho 209 East Bay, - --Deal PAINTS, OILS, VAR: *LANTERNS, TI BUILDIN Headquarters for the Celebrated F ne Oils and Greases. If you are not wide awa Sble" time reading this. B 2I your own interest and wa ~I money come to, P C. M. Dan an Clfothing an Sdsetheir stock of New = ing in. SIf you want a Spring S E3 very LATEST STYLE ani Eland, of such goods as you Sbefore for a very little mone aI judge. I Our line of Shirts for S beautiful. We have spared I styles and patterns. In th Sdifferent Patterns that will:3 I We are selling a genuin shape and style that is fashi iFor 10 04 SOrline of Neckwearb CIYOur line of Men's and have all the new styles ar Sthis season et prices that ca = We are already head 9 QUALITY, LOWEST PJ SGUARANTEED! I Come and see our Oxfor Ladies in all of the new sty] In fact we are armed a: Iusually found in a first class and Srioe Store to meet th< to be the leaders in quality, est to please. Thanking you for past you in the future, we are Yc IC. I. DA1 A Modern Ginnery. X We have at Rimini, S. C., on an ex cellent location, a complete 3-70 Saw w Murray Ginning System, with Cleaning - Feeders; 50 H. P. boiler and 40 H. P. engine, Struthers & Wells make. This is a new plant. It is for sale. - Write us if interested. W. H. GIBBES & CO., * Columbia, S. C., Machinery and Mill Supplies. NOW OPEN TO TRAVELERS The Tisdale Hotel, Summerton, S. C. Livery Stable Near at Hand. New Building, New Furniture, Extract of Lemon O MADE FROM Messino Lemons. The Delight of Housekeepers. 9 PREPARED BY D. 0. Rhame, w Summerton, S. C. 000+0404040+04OO4$*O+ SCEMENT CO. C A. C prtneime n ay.endginyou por MieLmwnwy edi u ines & Co., CHARLESTON, S. C. ers in RISH AND BRUSHES, 5 R PAPER AND G PAPER. almetto Brand of Cylinder, Planing, En " w New ke do not waste your "valua- him a ut if you are looking out for H nt to save for yourself some ning. B 1Sa &nd COlg andh d Shoe Store ~ h s pring Goods that is just comn uit for yourself or son in the the best make and fit in the have never fdund in Manning -y COME and you shall be the pring and Summer are simply no time and pains in selecting is line we will show you 300 nake you buy.-= e 4-ply Linen Collar in every ents Oly, .a oeuloutside of a large We*t gains Boys' Hats is complete. We every .d shapes that are to be worn less. nnot be beat. E S - obtain guarters for Shoes. BEST our p~ RICE. SATISFACTION greate TI ds and Low Cuts for Men and e toes and shapes.I id equipped with everything Clothing, Gent's Furnishing In this Spring trade and we intend that hi with prices to suit the hard- gin th; favors and hoping to serve m ie art us, which Senjoy son ha on hat Idid lin KEEP AN EYE ONI IFkIGBY! WATCH. THIS SPACE AND KEEP POSTED. M IT WILL DO YOUR POCKETBOOK GOOD. Lots of New Spring Goods Nobby line of Spring Calico and Percale at prices that will jar you. Big shipment of Fine White Goods for early buyers. " Very pretty line of Corded Muslins. The new styles of Piques. Transparent goods that are Butes. We Start the Season With our same rattling prices on New Goods that are not at all damaged. THEY ARE FIRST CLASS from the word go. New Summer Prints, the kind that our neighbors get 5c for, we are offering at 4c fcr 406s]3. Fine 36-inch wide Percale Cloth, the 121c kind up N street, and we only get 100 for Cash. These are exclusive designs and won't last long at " the 40-mile' gait rate we have been sending them out. Come quick if you want a pretty Shirt Waist. Our line of Laces and All-Over Laces are imply grand and they are -selling all ready, even if it is a little early. .: We have the proper things for early Waists-and sepai cate Skirts. -' Watch our "ad" from now on. We have not been "North," it is true, -but the goods ' { have come South to us, and we must send them EAST. WEST, $0UTH and NORTH to you.:> Coe to see us and you will be convinced that we are eadquarters. 4 WIE, SOHnNO THE27AN Cme es and youunsal i will be cine thatrie are mu idteyn't ai g to oeAt smme htS. I. TLL' /ictor2Ove OFigRhPie wyinve fr hyo retation asmony's wh. e uys goods laea as towties isountenio all slyothis bilnu spdrct asroha the goode na mls ityand the pricessutha you would oer bC eiinilr e' forg thseo oeg of7the fnes 28t neh. athsvrcoetoMn Shesurlyknoshruse ss. ss emYe ta . 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We also have adwll sieecte stockW lof hv sln Sis Plot Brie saow Co ok inStoe a rekbands inqunitc.utw e steady aeinreasine. Oudemasndthsdeatmn fortorUEeAMA paT seo d anducant furish n ieri. mbrosotnoi Very truly, anning Hardware Co.