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Publishes All County and Town Of ficial Advertisements. b, MANNING, S. C.. AUG. 2S. 1901. We Carry Only the Best Grade of Goods. w It will pay you to bear this D in mind when you are mak- tC ing purchases in Dry Goods, D Clothing, Shoes and Milli nery. And it will pay you to bear this in mind also, that fr The Jenkinson Dry Goods vi Store will allow no one to sell pl the same class of goods cheap- k er than we do. S We are still offering some as- fr tonishing values in all lines si of Summer Goods. e( A great many Summer Goods S have been run off during our recent sales in the last thirty be days, but still there is a good el many left that must be mov- o ed before the 15th of Septem- o. ber. tv Those who come with the cash now to take advantage c of our Remnant lines will se- v. cure some astonishing bar gains, as All Remnant Lines of so Summer Goods Must go. el W. E. JENKINSON. fe D, S Notice is hereby given that no advertise ments will be changed in this paper where vi the copy is brought in later than Saturday of noon i Manning Street Car Schedule.' vc Leave Central Hotel corner 9:00 a. m. and 5:.5 f p. m. for the passenger trains. and the car will al also meet the freight trains. Arrangements C: have been made with the agent at depot to tele phone when freight trains are approachir. n Manning. Fare. 10 cents each way. m< - - - - - - - - v ii rea Mr. E. C. Thames has returned to ac Manning from Alabama. Wi B Mrs. A. B. Galloway of Clinton is in Manning'visiting relatives and friends. in Fox River Butter and Full Cream , Cheese on ice at Manning Grocery Co. ;o The court house crew have so little ci to do, that each of them now has a rag th to chew. to Mr. A. Loryea and his daughter Miss ? Annie have returned from Harris' je Springs. di "With locks of raven hue." Read en advertisement in another column. The g( R. B. Loryea Drug Store. Dr. C. B. Geiger, who has been on a visit to his parents in Lexington county C returned home Sunday evening. di Judging from the freight receipts at C this point.the stocks of goods in Man- in ning will be larger than ever before. I re Always use the best. Mott's Vine- R. gar is the best: None better for pickl ing. The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. ill Remember. the TIMES office has a le; telephone, and when you want to com- hi municate with it ask central to connect in you. sl h JMiss Edith Ware, of Adams Run, at o one time a resident of Manning, is here a on a visit to the family of Mr. A. H. te Breedin. ~r Via the . Suez Canal. Our Acmele Green and Black Teas still continue to be the most popular Teas in Clarendon th county. The Rt. B. Loryea Drug Store. Mr. D. Hirschmann will leave this ~ Sweek for New York and oth er Northi- e rn markets, where he will purchase i is fall stock. Died near Silver, after a long illness lit on Sunday 11th inst., Mrs. Ella Chew- T ning, wife of Mr. Felix Chewning, aged c about 27 years. It Mr. D. E. Turbeville, of jTurbeville, sa a son of S. C. Turbeville, received the ef scholarship appointment to the College of Charleston yesterday. to Died at Salem, yesterday at the home in ~(of his son Mr. John Wilson. the aged w~ father of Captain Thos. Wilson. The th deceased was a native of Scotland. w~ sn What most people want is somethingr mild and tv gentle, when in need of a physic. Chamber-| lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets fill the bill to a dot. They are easy to take and pleasant in tr, effect. For sale by The R. B. Loryea Drug F1 Store, Isaac M. Loryea, Prop. Died last Friday at his home near -to Summerton, Mr. W. W. Holadav in the ki 83rd. year of his age. The funeral .re took place at Summerton on Saturday. el th Corn will sell for 81.2~5 per bushel te next spring is the prediction of a tra- ti: Vveling man who has just passed through ca the grain growing section of the West. y( " My baby was terribly sick with the diar- $ rhoea" savs J. H. Doak, of Williams. Oregron. -We were unable to cure him with the doctor's assistance, and as a last resort we tried Cham berlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. yt I am happy to say it gave immediate relief and ur a complete cure." For sale by The R. 13. L~or- of yea Drug Store. Isaac M. Loryea, Prop.r Miss Lizzie Pouncey. who has been visiting in Columbia, Cartersville, At kins and Davis Station, after a very ai pleasant visit, returned last Mlonday to - her home in 'Jenifer, Ala., where she y4 is principal of a large school. h M1rs. S. H. Aliport, Johnstown, Pa. fr says; "Our little girl almost strangled si to death with croup. The doctors said fi: she couldn't live, but she was instantly H relieved by One MIinute Cough Cure. tl The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. n< The Juneville boys went to Kingstree fa yesterday to play ball with the boys of a: that village, and it will take time for f1 the Kingstree team -to find out that H they are living, their defeat was so h: crushing. The score wvas 9 to 1 in fa-- p vor of Juneville. ! If the action of your bowels is .not ti easy and regular, serious complications x must be the final result. DeWitt's ea Little Early Risers will remove this a] danger. Safe, pleasant and effective. ft The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. tl Died last Saturday, at her home in Camden. Mrs. Mary Lang, nee Fr'ier son, Mrs. Lang was the eldest daughter t< af Maj. J. J. Frierson, deceased, and a was much beloved by her host of ac- d quaintances. Her widowed mother fa still lives at the family homestead on T Wvboo, this county. ir James White. Bryantsville, Ind, says b DeWitt's Witch Hlazel Salve healed_ runnine sores on both legs. He had E suffereai 6 years. Doctors failed to help F him. Get DeWitt's. Accept no imita tions. The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. Mr. Henry Johnson, one of the best farmers in Salem, tells us that he had b a piece of cotton which bid fair to make him two bales to the acre, but the shea- u: ding has been so great that he does not know where it will stop, he says the h rows are covered with grown bolls that have shedded off. L Judge Windham says he bas spotted d the fellow who painted such a true word picture of his appetite at the Sa- t Alem picnic, but on that occasion he was d a little off, and if the corresp)ondent i. was amazed then, he wonders what hec twould say when his appetite is good and sharp. Windhami was not the only county officer at that picnic: the other fellow had to go to Glenn Springs right afterwards, so there were other big a N r. W. L. Bruusou a successful au;! L()uer'Otts fariller from tii. Suiumtiert iu section has moved to Su:nter where a will open at boing~f house.\ We ape he will be succesul in his ti(w "nture, but our prediction is that he like the eat in the sog he will come ick ''There is no place like home. Throu h the months of June and July on b was tte thing :md took a running off of th( wels anti sickness of the stonaI." s-s - . P. t . ilolliday. of Dening. Ind. '- His bowels. )uld move from live to echt times a day. td a bottle of Chamber:ain-s Colic. Cholera ant. *arrhoea Rientedy in the house and cave hin i ur drons in a teaspoonful of water and he 'o.t tier a~t once'." Sold by The R. 13. Loryer u: Store, Isaae M. Loryca. Prop. We take pleasure in informing our i inds that we have secured the ser- t ces of Miss -Janie Ingrani who is so easantly known for her courtesy an( udness in social and business circles. we will be glad to serve her many lends who know the kindly and con- t erate treatment that will be extend- r I them. The R. B. Loryea Drug r ore. There will be a series of meetings to held with the Fellowship Baptist turch, Clarendon county. beIinning L Wednesday evening, 28th inst., at t clock, and continue several days. with ,o services each day at 11 a. in. and $ m. The public generally are most rdially invited to attend these ser ces. .J. J. MYERs. Pastor. t: August 19. 1901. [_t Eurptions, cuts, burns. scalds and r res of all kinds quickly healed by De v itt's Witch Hazel Salve. Certain f ire for piles. Beware of Counter- 1 its. Be sure you get the original eWitt's. The I. B. Loryea Drug t ore. 0 D. Hirschmann has secured the ser- t ces of Miss Minnie Paget, a milliner New York who has years of experi- c tee. She will be here to please the v dies who like style and economy, and I u will be convinced at a glance. If t >u have not tried us in the past don't t it now to call on us. Miss Paget is a so a first class feather curler. She n .n make old plumes look new at a tri- c ng cost. 1r t 'ho laws of health require that the bowels >e once each day and one of the penalties for lating this law is piles. Keep your bowels t :ular by takin: a dose of Chamberlains Stom- e b and Liver Tablets when necessary and you 11 never have that severe punishment inflicted a on you. Price. '5 cents. For sale by The it. r Loryea Drug Store. Isaac M. Loryea. Prop t If the people of Clarendon living at convenient distances from postotices b 11 interest themselves. we see no rea n why the rural free mail delivery stem cannot be brought here. Any b tizen can, by addressing a letter to e Post Master General at Washing- C n. D. C., obtain the necessary ifor- h ition to start the much needed pro at. To have mail delivered within sv access to those who are living at stances from post offices is a conveni ce worth taking a little trouble to t. P. T. Thomas, Sumterville, Ala., "I a is suffering from dyspepsia when I n mmenced taking Kodol Dyspepsia a ire. I took several bottles and can t] gest anything." Kodol Dyspepsia a ire is the only preparation contain- fi g all the natural digestive fluids. gives week stomachs entire rest, s: storing their natural condition. The N B. Loryea Drug Store. w n We are in receipt of the handsomely t< ustrated catalogue of Converse Col- fm e showing its elegant plant, and t1 h standard of work. This is an a stitution of which the whole State y ould be, and is, lproud. It is a per- i ment gift to the cause of educating . r young women, and is controlled by non-denominational Board of Ti-us- c: as. It has a good endowment. and is c< aking in the South as the best col- 31 es for women in the North. The ci aservatory of music has an elegant ti iditorium, seating 2,000 people, with I e magnificent pipe-organ (the largest p the South) and thir-ty-four music b oms. Eversything is up to the high- d standard of equipment and wor-k. n *e call attention to the advertisement n this issue.. [ cases of cough or croup give the te one One MIinute Cough Cui-e. ten rest easy and have no feat-. The ff ild will be :all right in a little while. i never fails. Pleasant to take, always ~t fe sure and almost instantaneous in L ect. The R. B. Loayea Drug Store. T apt. Edgar N. Plowden of Brewing a was in Manning last Friday attend- P the prize sales at Mason's tobacco tre house, and there wasn't a man on e foor over forty years of iage that u as lively and as full of vim and ap as this man who is over eigh- a years of age. Tilimanism has hadl a0 nderful effect on men in this coun rthe famous fountain of youth in orida nor Dr. Koeh's elixir of life " 11 not hold a candle light compared n the wonderful light in the West, 0 town to scientists as Tillmanism, for juvenating the old, and putting b isticity in their steps. It makes t em so'fleet footed that they run af r strange gods and "-by hallies'' the es of the pitchfork, strikes the musi 1 sound~s of the tuning fork "when u and I were young Maggie." 2 for abor tot That-s aboutt the ratio. Why e 1 -o atra in the world the do(1 you hs-I 1 o aeilten to the sirens sona: of the may wvho sells benzine-bar s paints not on quality. bu. on price. Can't o derstand it and especially when actual cost L. & M. when needfnl oil is added is so .x tmel lowv..-The R. B3. Loryea Drug Store. e gents. Mannin;g. S. C. p We call attention to Hirschmann'st mnourcment is this issue. Mr. Hirsch ann has been in Manning about one ar and in this short space of time ias built up quite an extensiv-e a ade. He has enlarged his stock and om the preparations he is making, he 3 tows a determination of makmng a ht to win an increase of tr-ade- d irschmann can sell somewhat cheaper h tan some of his competitots because 3 Scan buy his goods equally as cheap, a id doing his wvork with the aid of his 1: :ily, his expenses are not so great, f id the buyer can get that much bene-. t .When you come to tr vn give i r irschmann a showv. Mr. H :schmann - is gone to considerable expense to i epare for the millinery tr-ade and he e ls us that he has secured the ser .ces of a relative who so thoroughly t aderstands her business that it was y ith great r-eluctanee that her employ -s in New York consented to give her c . Millinery has always br-ought 1 ncy pices, bitt Mr. Hirschmann says a tat h& will force the pt-ices down to a y 'vel with other- commodities. Last Wednesday a .jolly par-ty of hun i-s went to - --riietson's old plantation' 2 Wboo to drive the fleet footed ?er fo which that section has become I ious, and the chase wvas a success. he party was composed of the follow igsportsmen. J. H. Hot-ton, Ab. Rich-a urg J. M. Br-own, WV. G. Fierson, .F. Horton, J. P. Coleman. Rev. Leaper, Carlisle Ragin, Wigfall rooks. J. R.' Dingle, Selwyn Dingle, clix Dingle, D. Lesesne, Will Spat-ks, e Davis, Wash Anderson, Dani. I odgers, and a color-ed boy by the ame of Henry. John Horton killed two and Ab. Rich- I ouig killed one, his first, and as a I )sequence he was the victim of the mal custom when a man kills his first se-. The yoting man was so pr-oud of is success that he didn't mind the old e's beblooding him. Rev. Mr. ,calper p~roved himself a skillfull butch- i ', the way lie handled his knife on the eer that othiers killed, and Carlisle agin foud milu pleasture in gibing e preacher wvhile that gentlman was oing the butcher-ing. The hunt was ie irst of the season and a gteat suic Stops the Cough and Works off the Cold. Laxative Dr-omo-Qtuinine Tablets cut-el old in one day. .No Cure. No Pay. This Market Should be Protectec. The tobacco product of this county. atuarally should come to Manning and he merhants of this place should use '.er' etlort to bing it here. If there re agencies at work which has a ten enev to drive the product to other uarkets. that short sighted evil should e corrected. It will never do to allow re(ld to enTable other markets to get. he benefit of a product that is nattral r ours., and as a matter of self protec ion our business men should use such alluences as will iuduce the growers of obacco to come to Manning. We know of no product that has so reatly benefited our farmers as has to acco. and as the farmers were bene tted so were our merchants, the pro net was marketed early. brought the eady ca:sh and at a season of the year hen every thins was strained, relief :as had from the sales of tobacco; herefore it stands our business men in eed to watch out, take care of, and urture this great industry, and see to that Manning is not deprived of it's enefits. Last week there was a break n the Florence market at which over 00.000 pounds was sold, a large part of hat tobacco went from Clarendon, the ate might be said of Timmonsvile, nd where so much cash is paid out here must follow a large amount of -oods sold. The Florence end Tim ionsville merchants will not permit cople to go from their markets grumb ng, they would see to it, that every 1an goes away satisfied, and if the arehouse management is the cause >r dissatisfaction, whether from low rices, sharp pratices, or greediness to et the money back by giving orders > a store where the management is iterested, instead of paying off in cash r a check direct to the bank, so that me seller can be free to trade where he leaseslike a man, the trouble would be orrected in short order,if to do so.a new -arehouse had to be erected to stop it. t would pay the merchants of this )wn. in order to induce the tobacco cade. to buy one of the houses here, nd run it at their own expense, with o floor, auctioneer, or commission harges. The fact of the farmers be ig saved the enormous cost of selling ieir product would bring tobacco here om all over this and adjoining coun es. The business men of Manning >uld come together, buy, build or rent warehouse, and salary the force to an it, sell the tobacco without cost to ie farmer. If they did it the invest tent would be profitable: this mar et would have the strongest set of uyers, and competition would be so reat that prices would attract the to acco from every where, and then it ould follow that with the strong mer tntile competition here, Manning ould enjoy a trade unpararelled in er history. In our opinion the scheme entirely practical and more profit ble than to allow, by our own inert ess, so much of this trade making roduct, to be driven to other towns. chat crippled, then killed, the cotton Leto-age business of Charleston, if it as not the enormous charges, corn issions, weighage, repairage, steal ge, and all manner of things to bleed ie raiser of the product out of as much possible. Competition sprung up, rst in the city, then it extended to the )untry, and today the man who would ty cotton commission to a farmer ould be laughed at. As the farmers ere being robbed out of their sweat ade earnings in the days of the cot in factor, so are they suffering now om the tobacco warehouses at all ie markets. If the cotton factor ~e charges was robbing, what are >u styling warehouse charges, where cost a farmer from twenty to forty er cent to sell his product? A merchant has the same right to large fees, when a farmer brings rn, cotton, oats, or potatoes to his ore to sell, as a man who owns a tobac >warehouse has who buys the tobacco, iere-is no difference in the principle. a tobacco grower sells a hundred >unds of tobacco for ten dollars the ayer has no right th charge him two >llars for buying it from him. it is t so with anything else, and it should >t be with this. Food Changed to Poison. Putrefying food in the intestines produces ei ts like those of arsenic, but Dr. King's New ife Pills expel the poisons from clogged bow s. gently, easily but surely, curing Constipa on. Biliousness. Sick Headache, Fevers, all iver. Kidney and Bowel troubles. Only 25c at ic R. B. Loryca Drug Store. 4 rize Sale at the People's Tobacco Warehouse The People's Tobacco Warehouse est prize sale of the season took place st Friday at which there was a large tendance and many thousand pounds the "yellow leaf " was upon the floor .om various parts of Clarendon and Tilliamsburg counties. The prices ere very satisfactory and, although early all of the prizes were won by 2e man, everybody seemed satisfied. The following were the prizes: First Prize-Ten dollars cash, for est average on 800 pounds of graded bacco, wvon by Mr. H. M. McIntosh, Torkman. Second-Five dollars cash, largest ad ogf graded tobacco, by Mr. H. M. [clntosh. Workman. Third-Handsome buggy robe, larg st load of tobacco, by Mr. H. M. Mc atosh, Workman. Fourth-Silk umbrella, for 'test pile Swrappers, 50 pounds or over, by Mr. . M. McIntosh, Workman. Fifth-Pair gent's fine shoes, for 200 ounds cutters, by Mr. H. M. McIn sh, Workman. Sixth-Ladies' worsted dress, for 200 ounds fillers, won by Mr. S. W. Mc atosh, Workman. Seventh-A trick with a hole in it combination pitcher and bowl, for 100 ounds of scrap), won by John Smith, ew Zion. The prizo were awarded by three isinterested and experienced tobacco andlers. Mr. E. L. Bryan of Durham, .C.; Mr. S. A. Watkins, Danville, a.. and Mr. J. J. Drumwright, Rox oro, N. C., were the judges, and the rst two were not even acquainted with' 2e successful prize takers. it was a emariable coincidence that nearly all f the pirizes were won by one family, ut there is the tobacco which all pres at saw and conceded that the decision f the judges was correct. The McIn >shes selected their tobacco carefully ithi a view to carry off the prizes. Mr. Mason tells us that tobacco is oming in to him freely and that he be eves the corps5 of buyers on his floor is s good as at any warehouse in the tate. Don't Let Them Suffer. Often children are tortured with itching and urninr czema and other ski:a diseases, but ukhen's A rnica Salve heals the raw sores. ex a's intliatton. leaves the skin without a scar. '(an, frarrant. cheap. there's no salve on earth r ood. Try it. Cture guaranteed. Only 25c The R. B. Loryca .Drug; Store. 4 Notice, Connor Mounted Rifles. Orders No. 10. The members of the Connor Mounted' Iifles are hereby ordered to assemble .t their drill ground, dismounted for rill. at 11 o'clock A. M. Saturday, Au ~st 31. Every member is exp~ected to > fully uniformed and armed: and any nember who has no arms will be fur ished on that day. Other business of importance to the" ompany and its insp~ection will he dis ussed on that day. A full attendance s requestca. By order A. J. RICHBoURC;, Capt. Co. D, 1st Reg. Cay. H. D. B3ATDIAN, Orderly Serg't. A Card to the Public. Appreciating the many kindnesses rom the good p~eople of Manning to nyself and family during my illness, I isire to make public my gratefulness. 1-esnectfully, Thousands Sent Into Exile. Every year a large number of poor sunlerers whose Inngs are sore and racked with coughs are urged to go to another clirnate. BUt this is costly and not always sure. D)n't be an exile when Dr. Kines New Discovery for Consump tion will cure you at home. It's the most infal lible medicine' for Coughs. Colds and all Throa and Lung diseases on earth. The first dose brings relief. Astounding cures result from persistent use. Trial bottles free r.t The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. Price 50c and $1. Every bottle guartueel. 4 A Card. Editor The Manning Times: In your last issue I noticed what your correspondent from New Zion had to say about people carrying their tobacco to other markets on account of orders to a store iustead of a check direct to the bank being given to them. I desire to inform the public that the People's Tobacco Warehouse of which I am manager is not interested in any store in Manning and all persons bring ing their tobacco to my warehouse will not only get the highest price the mar ket affords.but will receive my personal attention and the cash or checks direct to the Bank of Manning will be given to them. I will say, further, that all checks issued by the People's Tobacco Warehouse represent their face value in cash and are not subject to discount. I solicit all the tobacco grown in this or adjoining counties and will guarantee the best of attention and courteous and honest treatment. Yours, etc., C. M. MASON, M g'r People's Tobacco Warehouse. He Kept His Leg. Twelve years ago J. W. Sullivan of Hartford. Conn.. scratched his leg with a rusty wire. In flammation and blood poisoning set in. For two years he suffered intensely. 'T'hen the best doc tors urged amputation. "but." he writes. "I used one bottle of Electric Bioters and I U boxes of Bucklen's Arnica Salve and my leg was sound and well as ever." For Eruptions. Eczema. Tetter. Salt Rheum. Sores and all blood disor ders Electric Bitters has no rival on earth. Try them. The R. B. Loryca Drug Store will guar antee satisfaction or refund money. Only 50 cents. 4 Another Sun Set. Mrs. Sarah Stukes, after an exten dended illness, died at her home near Jordan on Wednesday, 7th. inst. A sad, sweet duty to chronicle her death for your readers, many of whom have long known and loved her. Sad, for we feel our loss of her lovely exam ples and strengthening words of com fort. Sweet, for we love to bear testi mony to her beautiful Christian life and we have the blessed assurance that "Aunt Sarah" is only translated to be with Jesus and other loved ones gone before. She supplies the last lacking link in her family circles in heaven. Mrs. Stukes was seventy eight years old and the living and closing of such a life is like thel radiant shining and then the calm, sweet going down of the evening sun to rise and shine in the Paradise of God. It is sweet to know that, although her voice is hushed from us and her kind, smiling face is seen no more, that her strong Chris tian influence will live for many years, strengthening our hearts and binding us closer to heaven. Surely all who knew her, loved her, and we all feel benefited by her life, her pure, meek bt.t firm Christian character. She has e:t a great number of relations and riends to mourn and our deepest sym pathy is extended to all, and especially the little grandchildren that loved her so devotedly. L. P. Farmers, provide yourself with Pain Killer at this season of the year, when olic, cholera morbus, dysentery, diar hoea, &c., may disable your hands se it in every case of the kind, but be ure that you trust to no other remedy ut the old, long tried Perry Davis ain-Killer which never failed. Avoid ubstitutes, there is but one Pain-Kill r, Perry Davis'. Price 25c and 50c. CA.BTORILA. Ber .o The Kid You Have Always Bought This signiature is on every box of the genuino Laxative Bromo=Quinline Tablets the remedy that cnres a cold in one day Insurance. Call on or write me when wishing any nformation on Life Insurance for pro ection or investment. I represent the UIALE. the reCognized strongest ompany financially in the world. J. HI. LESESNE, Manning, S. C. Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought sare To Cure A Cold In One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the money i it fai> to cure. E. W. Grove's sig ature is on eaca boy. 25c. Pyny-Balsam Stops the Tickling, and quickly alasy: inflammation in the throat. Supervisor's Notice. During the summer the duties of my office will require most of my time on the roads, and the Supervisor's office will only be open for the approval of papers at the regular Board meetings, the first Saturday in each month. Persons having business in the office will call on Mr. J. H. Lesesne, clerk of Board. T. C. OWENS, Supervisor. gHille, lini 19lll1y 0IlW8 US iiilh 115111 ge uail." -PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM. NIAL'S HAIR RESTORER. ALLAN'S HAIR RENEWER. LYONS KATHAIRON FOR THE HAIR. HALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER, SEVEN SUTHERLAND SISTERS HAIR GROWER. ALLEN-S VEGETABLE HAIR DYE. TUTTS IMPROVED LIQUID HAIR DYE. AYER'S HAIR VIGOR. BURNETT'S COCAINE, BARRY'S TRICOP'HEROUS. BUCKINGHAM'S DYE FOR THE WIlS KERS. SPEICHR'US DANDRUFF CURE. COKES DANDRUFF CURE. DE.RMA-~ROYA\LE. ISAAC M, LORYEA, Proprietor, Sigrn of 1ho - Golden Mortar READY FOR SCHOOLI Yes, my clothing is all ready, but oh! that old trunk is in such a condition it can't go on the railroad again. Why, that is easy to remedy. The Jenk-; inson Dry Goods Store carries the largest line of of any house in this part of the State and they make special prices to School Boys and Girls who need Trunks to go off to school. And, furthermore, if you haven't got all . Tni'wn,,, r~,-~ c! re, mm neeri ' rtim A it. uw.,v A..6J 1 1^ .... -- -- will pay you to see what The Jenkinson Dry Goods Store is offering in these lines, as they are selling al Summer Goods at ridiculously low prices. W. E. JENKINSON i e $ Beginning Thursday, August 22, Igoe, we will ( inaugurate the Biggest Sale of Embroid- ( ery, Edgings. and Insertions that Manming ( Ever Witnessed. ( $ We have assorted them in Lots 1, 2 and 3. ( rndLOT 1. e i This lot embraces the greatest line of 1 1-2 to 2 1-2-inch width Cambric Edgings, about 40 different styles, all for 5c the yard. 0 ehaveassorted thc n Lots 12and""""""" LOT 2. z This is a special assortment of Fine Cambric 11to Edgings, 3 1-2 to 4 1-2 inches wide, 40 different Pat terns, they all go for c the yard. 1 $war( LOT 2. 8 u L ~a AA18w~ww U~ This is still wider aso real 20o seller, but dur- 0 tin the sale it will go for 15c the yard. 0 al Remember these are all brand new goods, just wort a.riven, anu u Y t see them to appreciate them. $ da S T uisistlie Jands, Fral2t sellrs. dr IIIN BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES. W E are one of the few merchants who do7 not advertise to sell at cost, but we are - . always in position -to nieet any compe- - tition. The right kind of goods well bought WILL SELL, but as the sea son is nearly over and in order to make - room for our Fall Stock we have ap ! plied the knife and Cut Prices down to the very Lowest on all Summer Goods. Men's and Boys' Suits,. : Men's and Boys' Pants, * ;: Men's and Boys' Negligee Shirts Men's and Boys' Underwear, E Men's and Boys' Straw Hats, Ladies', Misses' and Children's Oxfords. In fact our stock is full and complete. We " have no odds and ends to offer, but our entire stock is new and fresh, of the Very Best' Quality, made up in the latest styles by the best workmen - - ' in the land. Qo7*Don't miss seeing what we have to offer you. We are going to close out the remainder of , our Summer Goods at prices that will surprise you. Thanking you for past favors and hoping to .r serve you right soon, Yours truly, SC. M. DAVIS& CO.1 KEEP YOUR EYE ON... Till and This Space. He is just getting in his Fall goods and hasn't time to offer you any prices this week. But remember He is the Man That Will Do You Good. He has something special every day, and He is the Man that You Want to See when you get ready to trade. S. I. TITT Proprietor N. Y. Racket Store. 9 WANT EVERY ONE TO KNOW lore particularly those who have Gin Machinery to repair, that we the best stock of VALVES, OIL CUPS, LUBRICATORS, INSPIRA S, INJECTORS, STEAM GAUGES, TEES, NIPPLES, ELBOWS, HINGS and PIPE that has ever been in Manning. Ye have also a good stock of Gandy, Rubber and Leather Belting in izeb. Our prices on these goods do more than hours of talk can to is selling them. VE SELL The best 3-inch Gin Brush Bristles at 95c. White Lead at 9c per can. Red Lead at 10c per pound. et prices on all kinds of Bolts, Nuts and Washers, Wrenches, Ratchet s and Tools generally for making repairs from us. You will find them Ye cut and thread Pipe up to 2 inches in diameter, and do the promptly. Get your Pipe cut when you buy it and save time. Ve can thread iron for long Bolts and Rods from j inch to It inches in Teter. ve your Pipes and Machinery a good coat of Asphalt Paint. gr can ak your inhousenire-prof byusingdCold Water Paint. It but little and will preserye your property for years. Farmers, Remember the season for making hay is at hand. We want you to call and see Deering Mower and Rake, and examine them carefully and see if you egoretakink the aency for Deering Harvesting Machinery we did t we invite you to do-we found no defects. anning lHardware Co.