The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, March 20, 1901, SUPPLEMENT TO THE MANNING TIMES, Image 5
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Our cannon ball prices will prove very interesting read
in two weeks of hard work in these great markets in search o
Big Bargaios in Percales.
O Yards of yard-wide Percales, from one to
45 0 seven yard lengths, per yard, only ... - U
The kind that is usually sold at 10 to 12jc per yard. This splen
did offer of yard-wide Percales at 5c per yard is for the SPOT
CASH down on delivery.
2,000 yards yard-wide Percales in full pieces, all regular goods
and splendid styles, only 61c per yard. You can't get this else
where for less than 10c per yard. We only ask you 6tc. Call
early with the cash if you would get the pick of this splendid lot.
2,000 yards of yard-wide Percales, the latest styles and the
best grade of Percales made, the kind that are sold i every city
in this country at 12jc. Call with the cash and you get the pick
of this choice lot at 9c per yard.
Call early with the cash as we propose to turn loose one case
of 2,500 yards of Spring Shirting Print Calicos at 3c per yard,
color warranted fast. Call early, for after this lot is sold there
will be no more at this price.
Remember it, please, 10 yards of Good Fast Colored
Calico for only 35c.
While in the market we picked up one case of near Silk Sateen
Underskirts in Blacks and in all shades, nicely made, Corded and
Frilled. The regular retail price of these Skirts is $3, but you
may have your choice as long as they last at $1.50. An inspec
tion of these Skirts will convince you that every word we say
about them is true.
lir We will show on Wednesday and Thurs
invitations to our Millinery Opening this season simply becau
cordial invitation to all and hope none of our friends will fail
In conclusion we desire to thank our many friends for
Look to Your Interest.
Here we are, still in the lead, and why suffer with your eyes when you
can be suited with a pair of Spectacles with so little trouble? We carry the
Celebrated IIAWKES Spectacles and Blasses,
Which we are offering very cheap, from 25c to $2.50 and Gold Frames at $3
to $8. Call and be suited
W. M. BROCKINTON.
The Manning Times
ao Both for $1.5O.1'8
We have arranged to give~our readers additional reading mat
ter in the shape of a first class Agricultural Journal, a paper with
a world renowned reputation as a farm helper and a family com
paion. Prominent among the many departments may be men
tioned the
.Farm and Garden, Market Reports, Fruit Culture,
Plans and Inventions, Live Stock and Dairy, Talks
with a Lawyer, Fashions and Fancy Work, The Poul
try Yard, Plants and Flowers, Household Features,
The Treatment of Horses and Cattle, and Subjects of
a Literary and Religious character.
The Farm and tiome is published semi-monthly, thus giving you
24 numbers a year, making a volume of over 500 pages. No bet
tr proof of its popularity can be offered than its immense circula
tinBy special arrangement we are enabled to send TH E FARM
AND HOME to all of our subscribers who pay up their arrearage,
and to all new subscribers who pay one year in advance, without
Eey aiinew cyarly subscriber will be entitled to 'THE FARM
AND HOME and THE MANNING TIMES for $1.50; also every
old subscriber who pays up his arrears. This is a grand offer and
we hop the neonie will appreciate it.
on Dry
ing to the patrons of Manning's Greatest Dry Gi
f bargains and we now spread before our friends and patrons
Fine Dress Goods & Silks.
Never in the spring of the year have we shown such a com
plete line of Dress Goods and Silks. Our line contains all of the
latest style fabrics in the markets, including Melrose, Satin, Pru
nelles, Nunsveiling, Albatross, Grenadines and LaToska Nets
All light clinging fabrics will be the most desirable this season.
Dress Trimmings.
Our line of Dress Trimmings is the most complete we haE
ever shown. Everything that is new may be found at our store
as we spared no pains in the selection of this line of goods.
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES.
It has always been a complaint with the ladies that they coul<
not find pretty Embroideries and Laces here. We wish to say tha
we have one of the prettiest lines of Laces and Embroideries eve
shown in this town.
A full line of Lace Collars in the Arab shades which are nos
in such high favor and are so fashionable.
Also a pretty line of Bolero Lace Jackets, in the Arab shades
There will be Allovers this season for everything. If yoi
wish to see the prettiest line of Allover Laces ever shown in Man
ning. Just call at our store. We have them in stock from 25(
per yard up to $5 per yard.
Val. Laces from 1c per yard up to any price you wish.
IIDDI NEFr
lay, the 27th and 28th of March, the prettiest
se heretofore when we have sent out invitations we have fail
bo come. Remember the days, Wednesday and Th1
the splendid patronage they have always given me and t-rust~
JOKED WI-THF A BEAR. ~lor bt~rwn wyfcl
ZEB. WHITE HAD A HEAP OF FUN adtyt a eof
WITH THE VARMINT. " a etpne palkl i
The Possum Hunter's Story' of themetihecld'hyhoy.H
Triclku He Played on Poor Bru assain ebakth et lb
and the Way the Unforgiving Be~tandsstpnttohus rai h
Beat Him Out of the Hide. ro ftepnwt ctsa.We
[copyright, 1900, by C. B. evnclwwisdnt.aehod]')
"On~e September day," said the oldthseodngt'bu11occth
possum hunter of Tennessee as I asked ba hwdu gi.H a i
him for a story, "I was sittin on these tikno rs okalteatrco
yere steps smnokin my pipe when a b'aranhdgohuryoeitadate
suddenly appeared out thar by the cy.onelo'-udh cibduo h
ner of the pigpen. I didn't git flustrat. ro ftepn thdasepptht
ed. I seen the b'ar was pore In flesh,thtbaradsssygtubeoei
and I knowed his fur wasn't prin-c. It a ldndw lk o fwo
ain't no use to kill a b'ar jest fur the H htoftero noteg~ k
sake of killn. Besides. thar was some- abgbiadm n h l oa
thin sort of cute lookin' in his face. luhdtl h er. ae he
As we looked at each other he cocked tmsteba re t n he ie
his ears and seemed to say: h a upd elda iaa
"'Hello, Zeb White! I've called cle i aeadhsfei' a
around to see yo'. I won't be wuthhra'i.Hwssosamd'u
kiln fur two months yit, and mean- og
while, if' yo' don't mind, we'll hey some -" nwdtevritwud' l
fun.'uptawabtwidkecoi
"I took it that he said that, and the bc ilh o uti.I tukm
old woman took It that way, too, and ta edg u b hcesnxa
so I didn't skeer him off. He saunter-soIhdataalreyfuhi.H
ed around fur a speli and then disap-wstoctet tpitoiadat
peared, but I knowed what he was upomnao~ u ahl ewn f
to. I had two hives of bees. and hemihyprWandeapaed5
haim.mHrkeddn't come backwthednee
backr nightnorhthernextobut.ontthestht
headedutheeold Iawovep ihem stout bar
ofhsrec Jn andpthncedap'demhwbarhtwou
hivesthillededithrs.raw. Ieshup 200 fee
dogf wirenaroundothattbat'nighnd and
'Ibarbs'soutkmoutilhke quillsuofta worce
pine.growsoon assthegbtatoappearedder
when theg begunstowearup.nderais
andtermthatbhoneydnatdnheerame'twio
tnombarbedawire.One jest walked arouf
soonoasahe gattinthinthings and then
maered"fra es . e h emm ely'ta rwsm
funuid themnextetenardnptckehanith
b'arsoanupdandslaodedolkssheepishaahd
huy rt ~rin hstrein's, bu ast shal
he'dom by g'in ute one gnigh
' ~ ~ Th~nh trolled pay 'bue butevryt.
"wE LOKED ATx~ca I had trckt hene ot a prikoetie
hadmared em ownandwoud baned chast, a aond mte hed rux
backsom niht te hoey.itmasn t yfro it, anudn' hevd~ hatey togl
hour'-f'I modthemhivewou ua Itob wa' nohue ine hi ght
an ueo ind tha Ibspent tohouan geainy th<
~~~~~~~~~rof hifc adrtacd'mw th toIoadse red over iot a. Hee
dog p I thehoue tat nght an sth h, dteol wan tlpprns th
'long 'bouteidnnghtahe bgunldo'whineme anddasks
and gowL jes got o th wine s'econ nht, 'bot 11ao'clocb, th
whe th barhowd p.' arhe sowdfup g'n.Hhabi
rertht onyan h hdn tikn "ot $10.'s oay L h feno
furd hadgandhhngrnooked iothaoderrae
soonas~e go wihinreac anthne hat barount hie tofrmbed po h
foudtemhivshrdpaced oit "'Bu wth in he hdoasteppicht
Sstrw, h knoed itwas jok , and "'unbt oppe ofsito aememberwa<
he sot upoandflookedrsofsheepisheandllysay.'
meanove it~at .Au~ghe ~. a bigh balld mandi rt," ondtoma
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ods Store. We have been North-to New York and Bi
- the fruits of our labor.
Mecklenburg Laces from 10c to 35c per yard.
A full line of Beading in both Laces and Embroideries.
Millinery Departilent.
Our Miss Coppedge has just returned from the Northern mar
kets where she has been buying our Spring stock of Millinery any
studying the styles. The ladies may expect a treat at our Milli
nery Opening this spring.
We will show at our Millinery Opening this spring the pret
tiest line of Ladies' Neckwear ever shown in Manning.
t We are showing this spring the most complete line of Gept',
and Children's Fine Clothing we have ever shown in the spring o
the year. If you want a nice Suit of Clothes you will do yoursel
good by calling and giving our line a look.
We have the most complete line of Gent's Furnishings to bi
found in this town. While up North we picked up some bargain:
in Gent's Shirts at about 50 cents on the dollar and we propose t<
give our patrons the advantage of our good bargain.
If you want the latest styles in Shirts come to our store an<
see what we have to offer.
A full line of Scriven's Elastic Seam Drawers at 50c per pair
OPBNIN(
ne of Pattern Hats and Spring Millinery we have ever shown
ed to send them to some of our best customers and, of course
irsday, March 27 and 28.
they will call on us this spring and secure some of the spleni
JENKIP
L ed~Zeb.~"Tht bIardsrsiioWeJ'iD
no mo' around my place. 'Long 'bout FUN SPCAL.
the fust of November I started out
with .my gun and dawg to gather him TeIpopuRw htOcrI
in, and I was reckonin on the value of thSretofPrs
his hide to git boots and shoes fur the Ddyuee e tetfgti
winter. I routed him out after a longFrce"akdaatitwohdle
tramp, and what d'ye think he did? l eundfo ai."hya
Findin that he must die, he headed furfunspcal.Iswoeonehi
Sam Harper's place, three miles away,pasnteBaBliratmdgh
and he actually 'went right up to theTwliteFncmnakdaog
doah and laid down and seemed to beg foto e nae ncnsto
Sam to come out and shoot him. He
was dead and bein skinned when I gt oetrmbhn oeweeadkc
thar, and all I got was a piece of thethtalrotetakrsbwenh
fresh meat. [ had had a heap of fun, sole lds ewn onwt
but that b'ar had beat me out of myacrtneasorautiothgt
winter boots to pay fur it." tradlytee
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of gass.Anyting nd crytng "But antrary-o Inl the' now-ear
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ning or beds-cwrie hellstfis Frenchmen, wht n aned chateimyni
teeth clas ofbeast, stipd and herching. wieTheir lidtte thoei
spottedFseedsUand tby likesu trejwpdaitlwthhersist
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ofdPunt his era. Ovn hstur i Hwiopotn!re the floor
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Liltimore on a pleasure trip; no, not by any means, we have put
We are sole agents for the Curtis famous C Brand Collars and
Cuffs. We also carry a full line of Curtis' Shirts.
When you want Gent's Furnishings come to us.
The prettiest line of Gent's Neckwear in town.
Shoes. & Oxford Ties.
1
It is useless for us to say anything about our stock of Shoes,
the public is well acquainted with the splendid line of Shoes we
carry, but we only wish to let it be known that'we have a full line
of the Famous H. C. GODMAN BLACK BOTTOM SHOES in
both high cuts and Oxfords.
Also a full line of Reynolds' $3 and $3.50 Shoes. Those who
have worn- the Reynolds High Roller $3.50 Shoes know that they
are one of the best Shoes on the market.
Ladies, don't buy your Oxford Shoes until you see our superb
I line of Ladies' Fine Oxfords.
A full line of Children's Oxfords on hand all the time.
Dress Making Department
Our Dress Making Department is under the supervision of
Miss Mamie Grimsley, a Dress Maker and Designer of very rare
talents, and she is ably assisted by several expert mantuamakers.
I Those who favor us with work may expect the very best class of
work and at the same time our charges will be as reasonable as
any other first class establishment.
at this season of the year. We will not send out any special
they feel slighted; so we will extend through the paper a
id values we have to offer them in all lines.
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