The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, April 17, 1901, Image 3

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- --- - -- !of 1 Publishes All County and Town Of- Me ficial Advertisements. loc anc mu MANNING, S. C., APRIL 17, 1901. ma Notice is hereby given that no advertise- toil ments will be changed in this paper where ing the copy is brought in later than Saturday caY noon . Things That Yon Need. Hi Loi Thirty dozen Malego Sun Hats for wa: field use, the kind that wear well. In Of t all sizes, from 10 to 20c each. was A large line of nice Straw Hats,in all Lo styles, from 25c to $1 each. too] A full line of Gent's Felt Hats for the a Spring, in all shades, from 50c to $3 Lac each. one We offer 100 dozen of the cheapest T Gauze Vests for the Ladies ever put on cal] this market. An inspection of these for goods will convince you of this fact. fhe A nice line of Summer Sacks and the Vests, at all prices, from 50c up to $7.50 bu for Sack and Vest. Nice Spring Suits, all wool, from $5 bee per Suit up to $12.50. qua A look at our stock of Gent's Negli- qu gee Shirts will convince you that we A are offering values in this line that will Pal -be hard to find elsewhere. Nice Neg- Hol ligee Shirts from 40c up. Ext A full line of White Bed Spreads, Lor from $1 each up to $3.50. Look out for our collection of Rem- D) nants next week. nec1 When you want the best of every- and thing in Dry Goods, go to The Jenkin- ton son Dry Goods Store, as they carry the segi largest and fullest stocks of everything. mac Yours truly, and W. E. JENKINSON. Cha he E Read Till's ad. this week. Car Capt. W. W. Legg has gone to his ExI home in Tennessee. imp Coal Tar for corn planting. The R. The B. Loryea.Drug Store. T: Mrs. Pipkin is enlarging her resi- apl dence on Church street. Bro Mott's Vinegar is the best. We have Moo it. The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. Su S. I. Till's for Ladies' Hats. men nors Miss Lucie Barron; State Librarian, vice returned to Columbia last Thursday. indu succ Good 36-inch Percale Sc. at Till's. his 1 Read our advertisement in another T column. The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. of S Mrs. S. J., Dwight, nee Miss Eloise i~or McFaddin, of Eastover, is visiting rela- ens' tives in the coui.ty. ens Drul Tenneys Bon Bons, and Confections In inartistic boxes. The R. B. Loryea In Drug Store. ma New Goods on Bargain Counter ev- tion, ery week. Louis Levi. that ter Mr. D. Hirschman received a tele- at o gram announcing the death of his father read in New York Sunday. of w inch Legal Cap Paper, 5 cents per quire at sho S. I. Till's. ten i r Attention, Toba'eco Planters! We W have on hand Paris Green, chemically ety pure. The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. s a Dr. Clifton of Sumter is to deliver a in g lecture at Summerton next Friday even- dci ing at the school chapel. S. I. Till's prices set the town's tongue tion wagging. thin purl Avoid annoyance and discomfort from Curt flies by using Tanglefoot. The R. B.! gott Loryea Drug Store. Iothe like Died at Silver last Thursday, Mrs. vear Ann Brogdon aged about 72 years. The Lan deceased was buried in the Butler fain- as d ply grave yard. ~Dru; Baseball Players, attention! We have M: on hand a full supply of Baseballs,Bats, have Mitts, Masks, etc. The R. B. Loryea And Drug Store. son, Rigby has put the knife into the ho prices "of his goods. Read his adver- days tisement- tinei Louis Levi's bargai counter is be-- her coming more populr every day. Go mak there and see how much you can pick now up for a little sum of money.An 25e. saved on every dollar spent at plec Till's Racket Store. seve 'for i Married last Thursday at the Baptist say parsonage at Paxvllic by Rev. J. D- stat Huggins, Mr. Walter Harvin of Pax- her ville, and Miss Vanna Lowe of Wateree. Y< Don't delay, but use Dead Stuck and indi; save future annoyance. Now is the yow time to commence. The R. B. Loryea whe Drug Store. neet Dr. A. Becker, the oculist, will have gs his office here only until the 27th of this month, when he will go to Sumter. Hisso family will still remain here as they snd prefer living in Manning in place o Sumter- Isaa Beautiful line of Silk Grenadines and All-Over Silk Net;- very cheap. Louis Col Levi. Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Richardson fron Jr., passed through Manning last Thurs- utat day evening on their way home; they He were married in Charleston on Wed- mitt nesday. We wish them much happi- ing: ness and little troubles. . reur the: S. I. Till lead in cutting prices others zen try to follow, but they can't. vete Tobacco Planters, attention! Ther- get mometers and Barometers combined, ti and Thermonricters. The R. B. Loryea set Drug Str-any Miss Mellie Nelson, one of Manning's H favorite young ladies left last Saturday T< to take charge of a hotel in Timmons- witi ville. We sincerely regret losing this '_ young lady from this town, and we hope'"" that success will attend her at Tim mionsville. You should see our line of WhiteI Goods and Embroidered Swiss Dots. Louis Levi.. "The pen is mightier than the, sword," particularly when you use the it. Fountain Pen. Very useful and con-ou venient. The R. B. L~oryea Drug Store. O Dr. A. Becker the optician,"Ithinks Manning is large, enough foran electric on lighting plant to be established here, and he is now at work with a view of putting one in operation. It would not spi surprise us to see Manning lighted in a fre twinkling by the bright rays of el1ec- . tricity. in Have you seen 5. I. Till's clothing? tin If not you had better see him before you buy. As a result of a spark catching on the roof of the house of Mr. J. E. Reardon . last Friday near Midway, there came is:1 near being a fire which would have des-se troyed Mr. Reardon's home, fortunate- . ly the fire was discovered on the kitch- is] en and put out before any further dam age was done than the burning of a few shingles. If you wish to enjoy your cup of tea to be sure and purchase our deservedly it popular Acme Tea it reaches us via the Suez Canal. The R. B. Loryea Drug o Store. -Skin troubles, cuts, burns, scalds and WC chafing quickly heal by the use of De- If Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. It is imi- its a tated. Be sure to get DeWitt's. The B. B. Lryea Drug Store, Isaac M. Lor- en~ yea. Prop. )octor Gregory of Paxville was i nning last Thursday. The Doct( riginally from Lancaster, a graduat he Citadel and the South Carolin dical College. He has but recentl ited at the growing town of Paxvill l we hope that he will like the con nity sufficiently to make it his per aent home. uthymol Tooth Paste, a scientifi et preparation, cleansing, beautify and prevents discoloration and de of the Teeth. The R. B. Lorye; ig Store. lied at Winthrop College in Roc] 1 last Saturday night Miss Florenc -yea of St Matthews. The decease< a grand-daughter of Mr. A. Lory his place. The Loryea drug stori closed Monday on account of thi ily bereavement. Mr. Isaac M yea attended the funeral whicl c place in Sumter Monday. ur line of All-Over Embroideries es and Nainsook Embroideries is of the largest in town. Louis Levi here is a tonic sold in drug store! ed "Malt" which, when sold strictl3 medicinal purposes, is exempt frog operations of the dispensary law when sold as a beverage, it is liable Aizure and confiscation, the same a e and whiskey. We believe "Malt' othing .more nor less than a pool lity of beer. Food, a Tonic, and an Invigorator et Malt Extract, Malt Nutrine F's Malt Extract, Wurtzburger Mall ract, Vin Mariana. The R. B. yea Drug Store. r. J. A. Arant has severed his con ion at the R. B. Loryea drug store has accepted a position in Charles with his former employer Dr. Speis r. Dr. Arant during his stay here .e many friends who wish him well a speedy return. His position in rleston is only for the summer, and sxpects to return the coming fall. )um Spiro Spero Spes." The South lina Interstate and West Indiar osition Cigar is as good as its name lies, we are agents for Manning. R. B. Loryea Drug Store. ie quiet villiage of Summerton had asant sensation last Sunday after. i by the arrival of Mr. John J. ugfiton of -Clarendon, and Miss re of Felder. The couple drove to merton to seek a minister to tie nuptial knot, and this require t was fulfilled by Rev. M. A. Con who performed the marriage ser for them. Mr. Broughton is an strious and well-to-do farmer and essful stock raiser near Fulton, and )ride taught school near Felder. ke wizard of the South, the pioneer outhern literature-William Gil Simms. We have a complete edi of his works; also Scott's and Dick Novels in sets. The R. B. Loryea i Store. a recent issue of THE TIMES we an offer of $10 in gold for the best I exhibit at the Charleston Exposi This is a standing offer and those propose to compete for it had bet begin to gather up their material ace so that it can become dry and y to put in shape. The specimens ood are to be not less than eighteen es in length with one side smooth, ring the grain, and not less than nches wide and three inches thick. Lt is wanted is a slab of every vari >f wood grown in the forests and nps of Clarendon county. Remem rHE MA.NENG TnnES will give $10 >d and the Exposition judges will have been troubled with indiges for ten years, have tried many gs and spent much money to no ose until I tried Kodol Dyspepsia . I have taken two bottles and an more relief from them than all r medicinces taken. I feel more a boy than I have felt in twenty s." Anderson Riggs of Sunny 3, Tex. Thousands have testified id Mr. Riggs. The R. B. Loryea Store, Isaac M. Loryea, Prop. 's. Anderson and her daughter who been in Manning on a visit to Mrs. erson's brother Mr. Frank N. Wil left last Monday evening for their e in Santa Rosa, California. They stop over in Charleston for a few before proceeding across the con it. Mrs. Anderson had not seen rother for thirty one years before ng this trip East. and the parting at their ag'e in life is surrounde a sacred sadness. While here Miss erson endeared herself to the peo f this place and we have heard ral of our young men reproached ermitting her to leave, but they there is quick transit over the s and may be they can persuade o come back. We hope so. > will waste time if you try to cure restion or dyspepsia by starving self. That only makes it worse a you eat heartily. You always Iplenty of good food properly di. . Kodol Dyspepsia ure is the It of years of scientific research for thing that would digest not only elements of food, but every kind. it is the one remedy that will do The R. B. Loryea Drug Store, e M. Loryea, Prop. el Braisford Solicitude for His Comrades. te State has received the following ia Confederate veteran whose rep. ion was known many years ago. s exactly in accord with the comn ee in charge of the matter of secur omes for the veterans during the ion. This commiltee announced at Erst that it would request the citi to "keep open house" for actual rans. It has done so, and is now ing up the list of those who will do The committee at the very out eclared that it did not propose tc ;e these heroes in halls if there was way to avoid it. ere thecard: >the Editor of The State: I note extreme gratification Columbia's Blooo. e live by our blood, and on We thrive or starve, as -blood is rich or poo. 'here is nothing else to live or by. When strength is full and rits-high, we are being re shed, bone muscle and brain, body and mind, with con ual flow of rich blood. This is health. When weak, in low spirits, cheer, no spring, when rest ot rest and sleep is not ep, we are starved ; our blood oor; there is little nutri *nt in it. Back of the blood, is food, keep the blood rich. When ails, take Scott's Emulsion Cod Liver Oil. It sets the ole body going again-man man and child. yon have not tried it, send for free samrie, greabie taste will surprise y'ou. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists,. Is eari Street. New York. soc. and $r.00; all druggistr n intention at her State reunion of Confed r erate veterans of taking to her hearth e and homes a certain part of these brave a heroes who have on previous occasions y of the kind been quartered in large e buildings and fed en masse. i- On occasions of State reunions this mode of entertainment was inexcusable inasmuch as the number accepting a city's hospitally was never excessive, c not really so large as the clergy and lay delegates to a South Carolina Meth odist conference, numbering as they do nearly four hundred, and the small towns of the State entertain them sump tuously at the homes of the citizens; but upon the approach of a State re union of veterans the city extending the warmer invitation to enter her hos pitable gates (not homes, mind you) will hasten to appoint numbers of commit tees to quarantine the gallant old gen tlemen in immense sleeping halls and rally them around long tables sumpt uously served with cold-food. This systematic and wholesale enter tainment of those they effect to honor smacks very much of a business man agement and with an eye to business, in other words to draw a big crowd and boom the town for the least money. This holding us off at arms' length I will charitably attribute to the fear that i we still have the camp itch. It will be conceded that those who entered the Confederate army in '61 are now bor - dering on 60 years and it is to be sup- 1 posed that a man at his time of life would leave the comforts of a home however humble to be entertained in a manner that he is deprived of his very sleep, for it is impossible to sleep with hundreds of men in the same apartment -many of whom are talking, walking and smoking by details the entire night, and electric lights blazing in their i country eyes.- Under these circum stances alarge number of the camp I have the honor to command abandoned one on one accasion on the second day and left for home, not being able to stand two nights of it consecutively. Another just ground of complaint is holding the column in line before beginning the march an incalcula ble time. On one occasion two hours' it was said to be by parties who referred to their watches, and their aged and weary limbs must support their bodies or else sit down upon a damp curb C stone. An interesting question is how many years longer are they going to be t expected to stand in line and march for 1 hours through the streets on exhibi tion? Will the day ever come when they will be elevated to the distinction of riding in trolley cars in the proces sion? Possibly Columbia means to make a departure in this direction also. 1 have written with great frankness c and candor, but with equal earnestness and truth what I have desired for some y time to give vent to, for as a wounded C veteran dating from first Manassas to P Appomattox and the commander of a y camp, in a measure responsible for their care and comfort on these occa sions, I feel authorized to call attention to real discomfort with a view to mak ing the reunion really enjoyable. The generous and hospitable citizens of Columbia have solved the problem for all future time, for her natural and C gracious example will be followed by s every city who henceforth entertains the veterans. DA.vID W. BRAILSFORD. Tot Causes Right Alarm. "One night my brother's baby was taken with Croup," writes Mrs. J. C. Snider of Crittenden, y Ky.. "it seemed it would strangle before we a could get a doctor, so we gave it Dr. King's New Discovery, which gave quick relief and perma- 3 nently cured it. We always keep It in the house r to protect our children from Croup and Whoop- t ing Cough. It cured me of a chronic bronchial trouble that no other remedy would relieve." Infallible for Coughs, Colds.,'rhroat and Lung r troubles: 50c and S t. Trial bottles free at The b R. B. Loryea Drug Store. 3 A Shocking Tragedy. To say that the news from Columbia of the fearful tragedy which was enact ed in the Greenfield building last Sat- o urday afternoon was shiocking would not begin tc express it. There are no words in the English language at our command that can express it. The de- s ceased Capt. John J. Griffin was ,re- i garded a genial, warm-hearted, high toned gentleman, an enthusiastic Con- sa federate veteran, and thie last man to c give offense. Maj. Barney Evans who c is charged with the killing and is now a in the Richland jail, is a young man of prominence and has many friends I throughout the State. The facts as we gather them are about as follows: Maj. Evans kept bachelor quarters in the Greenfield building, and Captain Griffin and himself were supposed to be friends. The Capta&in having just arrived in the 1 city from a trip to Greenwood, went up c to Evans' room; shortly after a shot $ was heard, it being about the time, those who occupy rooms in that build ing, were at , dnner, and those who heard the shot downstairs were not at tracted by it, other than to look out into the street to see what was the mat- b ter, and not seeing anything unusual, I they dismissed the matter. About a V quarter of an hour later, Major Evans C went into the grocery store in the same I building and asked Mr. Rufus Muller lI to go upstairs to his room with him, ~ without telling him of what had hap- I penened, Mr. Muller was busy and de clined to go, Evans insisted somewhat and Muller not going with him he went out, and some minutes later he cameb back and summoned doctors by tele-,0 phone, saying that some one was hurt in the Greenfield building without say ing who or where, or giving the nature of the hurt. Dr. Gibbes answered the h summons, and at the Muller store he b learned that Major Evans wanted him. I The doctor went up to Evans' rooms and there found Capt. John- J. Griffin on Evans' bed, with a 44 calibre bullet in his breast and in a dying condition. When he told Major Evans that the man was dying, the announcment seem- i ed to frenzy Evans and he used insult ing language to the doctor, and charged him with killing the man. Dr. Gibbes reported the case to the police and Evans was arrested and taken to jail; on the way to the jail he said that Captain Griffin took a pistol from Evans' bureau drawer and shot1 himself. An examination of the room and body showed that the body was dragged'from where it fell to the bed, that there were bruises on the dead man's face and powder burns on his right forearm, his hat dented and trails of blood on the fioor. The Coroner's jury returned a verdict, charging Evans with the killing. There were no eye witnesses to the tragedy, but the sui cide theory advanced by Evans was not I accepted by the jury and he will have t to stand his trial on the charge of mur der. It is now said that Evans will not claim that Captain Griffin committed suicide, but that Evans admits the kil- ~ ling and will make self defense his de- E fense. The prominence of Major Evans' G family, he being a son of the late Gen. Nathaniel Evans, and a brother of ex Gov. John Gary Evans, makes his de plorable predicament of intense inter est to people all over the State, and the outcome will b~e watched with eager ness. There are no eye witnesses to testify, but there are a number of si lent witnesses which will impress deep - l a fair and an impartial jury. Old Soldier's Experience.1 M. M. Austin. c. civil war veteran of Winches er Ind., writes: "My wife was sick a long time in spite of good doctor's treatment. but was wholly cured by Dr. -King's New Life Pills, which worked wonders for her health." They always do. Try them. Only 25c: at The R. B. Loryesa Drug Store. 3 Mrs. George Boyden of Newburg, Id., has been married nine times and is now a widow of fifty years. Her first. venture was when she was twenty. O A.S T 0 .Z.&. of Attention, Sons Confederate Veterans! To tire Sons of Confederate Veterans in Clarendon: The annual reunion of Confederate Veterans for this State will be held in Columbia May 8th to 11th. The Sons of Confederate Veterans will take part in the reunion, and it is important that Clarendon should be represented. I therefore urge that every son of a Con federate veteran who served in the in fantry, cavalry, artillery or navy in the late war between the States, attend a meeting in the court house at Man ning on Saturday, May 4th, at say 11 o'clock, for the purpose of electing offi cers of our camp and sending delegates to the reunion in Columbia. It is a great privilege that we should enjoy in keeping bright the memories of the many deeds; of service and sacrifice on the part of our fathers; therefore let us enjoy meeting once each year to per petuate this noble and patriotic cause.' We cordially invite all old veterans who will to meet with us. J. H. LESESNE, Commander. She Didn't Wear a Mask, But her beauty was completely hidden by sores, )lotches and pimples till she used Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Then they vanished as will all Eruptions, Fever Sores, boils. Ulcers, Carbun :les and Felons from its use. Infallible for Cuts, orns, Burns. Scalds and Piles. Cure guaran ;eed. 25c. at The R. B. Lorvea Drug Store. 3 Prize Offered for Souvenir Design. The Women's Department of the outh Carolina Inter-State and West [ndian Exposition will give a prize of 310 for the best original design for sou enirs to be sold in the Women's Build ng during the Expositiou. This competition is open only to somen of South Carolina. Each de ign must be sent to the undersigned by fuly 1st, 1901, and must be accompa lied by specifications for its construc ion, and the real name of competitor, n a sealed envelope, and not appearing ,sewhere, so that the name of compet tor will not be known until the award s made. Rejected designs will be returned tpon application (with postage enclos d) made within thirty days after the lose of competition. The Executive Committee of the Wo- We en's Department will be the judges of bro he competition. effo MRS. R. W. MEMMINGER, .' our Chr'n Com. on Souvenir, r 44 Pitt St., Charleston, S. C. goo A Deep Mystery. HO It is a mystery why women endure Backache, Tro eadache. Nervousness. Sleeplessness. Melan- low holy, Fainting and Dizzy Spells when thous nds have proved that Electric Bitters will uickly cure such troubles. "I suffered for and ears with kidney trouble," writes Mrs. Phebe herley of Peterson, Ia., "and a lame back ined me so I could not dress myself, but Elec- "A rc Bitters wholly cured me, and, although 73 1 U ears old, I now am able to do all my house- one'' ork.' It overeomes Constipation. improves ,ppetite. gives perfect health. Only 50c at The priC B. Loryea Drug Store. 3 piec Only Until April 27th. pee she( Thanking the people of Clarendon stoc ounty kindly for the patronage be towed upon me, I beg to inform the wan ublic that I will be in Manning, at my HO Mfice next door to S. A. Rigby's store, nly until April 27th. Those who are not ontemplating to see me regarding anet heir eyes can do so up to and includ- thei 2g Saturday, April 27th. prel You will miss a grand opportunity if ou fail to avail yourselves to be fitted hay t home by an expert who can furnish also ou by calling on him with the best of ecommendations from Clarendon coun y's own people. a I make glasses in all the latest styles,pa emove Cataracts as well as Pterygium y absorption, straightening cross eyes ithout the use of a knife or pain. If you have glasses that do not fit you can put glasses in your frames that o. Prices reasonable.N A. BECKER, M. D., D. 0. At A. I. Barron's Sewing Machine fice, next door to S. A. Rigby's store. ATLAN'TA, GA., Nov. 7, 1s79. 1 Dr. C. J. MOFFETT-Dear Sir: I cannot too ~rongly recommend your TEETHINA (Teeth ig Powders) to mothers as one of the best tedicnes they can obtain for their debilitated nd siciuly infants. I have used it wita very it tisfactory results the past summer with my I lld, and while we have heretofore lost a chld* r two from teething under other remedies, our resent child, that has taked TEETHINA, is a ne, healthy boy. I am. very resetully Brother of U. S. Senator and Ex-Gov. Joseph Brown.) For sale by The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. Manning Academy. Forty-first session began January 7, 901. Thorough preparation for any ollege. Individual teachiag. Tuition, 1 to $4 per month. MRS. E. C. ALSBROOK, 45-tf] Principal. H "Last winter 1 was confined to my ed with a very bad cold in the lungs. othing gave me relief. Finally my p ife bought a bottle of One Minute 'ugh Cure that effected a speedy cure. cannot speak too highly of that excel- Th mt remedy " Mr. T. K. Houseman, lanatawney, Pa. The R. B. Loryea Irug Store, Isaac M. Loryea, Prop. There are more groceries in the I nited States than any other kind of usiness concerns. Statistics show 120, 10 retail and 3,360 wholesale stores. con _____deal If troubled by a weak digestion, loss of appe te or constipation, try a few doses of Chain erlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Every ox warranted. For sale by The R. B, Loryea rug Store, Isaac Md. Loryea, Prop.jf his signature is on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo-'Quinine Tabets o remedy that cares a cold in one day WITH OUR has ISUA MOESTYwhe WE ARE LIABLE TO -ide Our Light Under a Bushel AS REGARDS OUR EXTRACTS, PERFUMES AND COLOGNES, Hov sut truth impels us to say that we have Fi he most do t BEAUTIFUL. AND VARIED AS- Giv SORTMENT ver displayed in Manning. Our stock mbraces in part as follows: ARWOOD'S EXTRACTS. STEARN'S EXTRACTS. LAZELL'S EXTRACTS. L.ABLANC'S EXTRACTS. TAPAN'S EXTRACTS. RIEGER'S CALIFORNIA PERFUMES. COLGATE'S TUBE ROSE PERFUMES. COLGATE'S MUSK PERFUMES. VIOLET TOILET WATER, FLORIDA TOILET WATER. OUR CELEBRATED COLOGNE SEI 'repared in omu' laboratories has met ent r'ithi the approval of the public. mor tomJ ISAAC M. LORYEA, Proprietor, SIg~n of tho Golden Mortar,I MANNINC, S. 0. -'~HONEE NO. 2. grNight callsrxmpoded to promptly .nd pleasant~y FMafrorders receive our immedi-U JA ~tMntionl. I-r . .Till___ We do not let anyone give you as much goods for your money as you get here. There is nothing the matter with the goods, but makers feared something might happen to them and they wanted the money, and we bought them and that explains the whole thing. Why, we are selling so cheap and it is likely you will find these same goods at other places for twice what we ask for them. Everything we sell is at a bargain. When goods are bought at the bottom notch price and those who work for me are paid a fair price for their labor, and if there is left a small profit of 10 per cent for mce 1 am satisfied. Who are the p~eople that trade with me? They are the ones that know the value of goods and the value of a dollar. We are getting new cus tomers every day and if we are not saving them a few cents they would not trade with us. We will give you some warm prices nextweek. Yours for cut prices. S. L TILL, Proprietor RACKT STORE. w INSTANTLY INCREASING DEMAND w are now carrying the largest and most varied stock of Hardware ever ght into the county. It has taken four years of constant push and t to create this demand, but in view of the facts we do not feel that - exertions have been in vain, and will continue to use our best endeav .long the same line of business integrity to increase the demand for our s. LOSIEBU EDQWehave a large stock of Locks, Hinges and Build U s' Hardware generally. -We are making Eaves, ughs, Conductors, Pipe and Valley Tin which we are selling at the - st possible prices.e Do not forget to see us for Paints, Oils, etc.; we have them in all shades colors. - SR'The season is approaching when you willwant BuuGRW R to put new Flues in your barns or repair old - . We are now taking orders for Flues and repairs, and willa'give you es on them that will meet any competition. Our Flues this season will be made from the best Sheet Steel, every - eof which is carefully locked, grooved and riveted, thereby insuring et safety from fire; the elbows and T's are made of No. 24 Gauge - ts, and are strongly put together. We have all weights of sheets in - k. and Flues will be made after any pattern desired. Write us if you have not the time to come to town and state what you . t. We will quote you prices by return mail. lOEIEEDEDQ Ifyur Stove does .not give satisfaction-if it is E Do LII.LI RU cracked and fills your house with smoke, if it does E bake properly, dispose of it-life is too short to be filled with annoy s of that kind-and get one of our 0. K. or Garland Jr, JCook Stoves, you will have done with one source of unpleasantness and make the e aration of your meals a pastime rather than a bore. iVhen in want of Crockery come and see the beautiful assortment we to show you. We have a nice -lot of Stone Churns and Flower Pots; kce Cream Churns and Water Coolers. Wri e yuare agents for the Columbia Bicycles, the standard of U .teworld, adsell all grades of Wheels made by that com y. We also have a full line of Bicycle Repairs. ii Very truly yours, w tanning Hiardware Co. chheimer, Fishei & Co.'s i LOTllNG FITS BETTER, ds its Shape and Color T coe Longerse i nd Gives More W ear ma Any Other Clothing r e a e on the Market. c e wmen VERY man who has a regard for his pocketbook and wants to prac tice practical economy should see our line of CLOTHING this sprig. Those who patronize so-called "swell" tailors we particularly] invite, because we know it is the easiest thing in the world for us to- One inee them that we can clothe them equally as good and for a great less money. - One ,t us show you our newcst ideas in One en's and Boys' Clothing for Spring. e have made great preparations to meet all the demands, and to buy ing Suit before seeing our stock will be a lost opportunity. ur stock of Hats for spring and summer are all in, and a better line ing ever been shown in Manning before. In Straw Goods we have done ent best to get the NOBBIEST and all the Latest Shapes that are to be Jrlne ofFur Hats is complete in all the new Colors and Latest Blocks., the an you are in town come in and let us show you through this line, ) her yon are wanting to buy or not, We can show some beauties. resp and SH IRTS. e might have overdone ourselves and bought too much in this line. ~ever we have them, and we had to buy largel to get all the Styles Patterns, and they must be sold. If pretty Patterns, Good Quality, Class Workmanlship and Low Prices mean anything we are going to will e shirt trade of the town and community this spring and summer. us a call. the S~o Sches SHOESthin ake our Shoes, the WALK-OVER for instance for men, the DREW ma BY for ladies, the STAR SHOE for children; you will find them differ- po rom any other store's offerings in this place. They-fit better, give you comfort and last you longer than any Shoe you can buy.. Our cus- w ers are daily expressing the satisfaction these Shoes are giving them. rly every day some gentleman steps in-to say to us, "This is the best I ever had." One gentleman in town told us the WALK-OVER SHOE, d him longer than any shoe he has had since he was a man. f you have not worn a pair of these, all we ask is to give them a trial. L full line of Oxfords for men, and Sandals and Oxfords for ladies andFb ren. In fact we are headquarters for Shoes. -are' hanking you for past favors, we are ee Yours anxious to please, . M. DAVIS & CO.s AFTER EASTER Trading Is in Full Swing at The Jen- 3 kinson Dry Goods Store Now. Our Easter sales gave an impetus to Spring business which promises to enable us to beat all previous records easily. - The splendid values which made our store such a magnate for the last two weeks for economical shoppers will continue to attract people who appreciate high class Dry Goods at close . prices. We profess to carry nothing but high class merchandise and we are always pleased to have our goods compared with , other dealers'. It is an old saying but none the less true that old shoddy goods are dear at any price, and the public is every day T being more and more convinced of this fact. Staple Dry Goods.. Ladies, don't forget that we still have on hand a large lot of those yard-wide Percales at 5c per yard. These goodsare notthe little remnants and short ends, but all full pieces and perfect goods. This is a value that you can't get every day and ever.y- - where, so come and get some of these very cheap goods before they all go.. Also a large lot of Shirting Print Calicos for Spring Shirt - Waists, only Sic per yard. Yard-wide Sea Island Homespun at Sc per yard. Fine very heavy Cheviot Shirting, for Men's Work Shirts, only 8+e per yard, regular price 10c. y Cottonades at 10, 12" and 15e per yard. Blue Denims at 12+, 15 and 20c per yard. Yard-wide Bleach Homespun, gilt edge, only 61c per yard. - Fine Pants Linen for Boys, in both Plain and Checks, at 15, 20 and 25c per yard. Apron Lineus at 121, 15, 20 and 25e per yard, and all kinds of , staple Dry Goods at the lowest prices. White Goods and Wash Goods. Our line of Wash Goods and White Goods is by far the pret tiest we have ever shown. - Just think of this, while up North we picked: up a lot of White Organdies and Lawns that usually sell for 40 and -50c per yard. We will sell any of the lot of goods at 25c per yard. It ~ - will pay you to see these values. - A large lot of White India Lawns at 10e per yard that look ve-y cheap at 12ic, but buying these goods in large quantities . -.. enables us to name prices that will make them sure winners. Spring Clothing. When you need nice Spring Clothing, remember that we carry a line that will surely please you, in any grade. - Can give you a nice Summer Flannel Suit at only $3.50. A large line of Summer Sacks and Vests In any shape or cut you desire. Our line of nice Spring Snits for Young Men in Slims and Regulars is the prettiest we have ever shown. - Young men, our $7.50 and .$10 Worsted and Cassimere Suits r will surely appeal to your pocketbook and good taste if you come and give us a look. Sample flats and Felt and Straw. Those who bought Hats from us last year know what Sample: Hatsknean;s it imeans that you get Hats at half the regular price:: Felt Hats dr# Strag atsamples in any price or quality ,on wish. Look at'the splendid display of Spring Hats in our front win- r dows. Shirt and Underwear. No man can come and look at the line of Shirts we are-offer = ing without buying if he isin the market for such goods.. The style of goods and the low prices we ask for them will surely a peal to his good judgment. A very large and well selected line of Gauze Underwear in al - - - prices. Seriv~n's Elastic Seam Drawers at 50c per pair. . A full line of Cuffs, Collars and late styleckwear.3 W. E. JENKINSON SOLI MONTE:. JIBG BARGAINSI ;.A.RIGB.YS URING THIS MONTH-APRIL-THE SPRING BUSINESS.-E t to have in full blast, and to make it a bit -interesting for CA8~ ERS and to make our neighbor stores shudder, we are offering induce s like these, and it will pay you to read them every one over carefully. 'S yring Shoes and Footwean ot of Ladies' Shoes-sizes limited-the former price was Si, ow for April...........-.-....---.------- . lot of Ladies' Sunday and Everyday wear Shoes, in both fll, yles, Lace and Button, that would be cheap at $1.25, for April 77 ev lot Ladies' Strap Sandals, very stylish this season, worth b , ~1.25, the low price now. ...................... r grades at........$1.485 $1. 65 $1A.98 $2.25. o see our fine Three-Strap Sandal, fine Vici Kid, genuine25 and Turned, at..-..-...-------------. ---------------. Men's Shoes. ur line of Men's Fine Shoes are the most up-to-date anywhere. includ he famous Hamilton-Brown line in fine Velluto Calfs, Vici Kids, Pat ather and some few Tans. ur Children's, Misses' and Boys' Shoes are strictly up-to-date. he little TOT SANDALS are the Toniest Shoes for the little ones on aabyet.First Shoes are on our counters and they are first class in every ear in mind, dear customer, if you want the most comfortable, lasting tylish Shoes,'you will find them at Rigbys, and the best of all, they ~heaper thsan you will gdt them anywhere else. We buy direct from eople that manufa'cture them. ur Straw Hats for Old and Young Men are now open and no better-lot you find this side of Baltimore. Ve have the correct shapes for the Young Men and Boys and we have ~pine shape Straw Hat that is very pretty. )on't forget that Rigby sells these Straw Hats for cash a great deal er than you can buy them at other p laces. Ve are already selling Ladies' Gauze Undervests at 5c to 25c. ~adies' Drop Stitched Hose. RVES IN THIN DRESS GOODS. 'rom the day this "ad." appears, to run two weeks, we will put every- - P we have in the Dry Goods line at prices under the rest. We will not any prices now, but will wait till you come, for we know the trading le of this county know values when they see them and we will wait to the. price ourselves. Makes no difference what prices you may have, nil do better when you come. ou will find goods like these:. 11l kinds of White Goods. 11l kinds of Dimities. 11i kinds of Lawns. 11l kinds of Organdies, paces, Embroideries, etc. adies, we have a nice line of Flower Pots for planting out your Spring vers. We have them from a very small size to the big size3. The prices ay down compared to the quality of the goods, just like we are selling thing else. .COME OUR WAY FOR YOUR SPRING GOODS. LIABLEA. BGlY.