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Publishes All County and Town Of ficial Advertisements. MANNING, S. C.. SEPT. 4, 1901. Mr. A. B. Peterson cotton buyer for Sprunt & Son arrived yesterday. Mrs. A. J. Hudson of Florence is vis iting her daughter. Mrs. T. T. Hodge. Master Aubrey Wilson of Iagnolia is visiting his aunt, Mrs. T. T. Hodge. Miss Nina Wells of Privateer is vis iting Mrs. P. B. Thames in Manning. Miss Eva Sires of Summerville is in Manning on a visit to her sister Mrs. W. C. Chandler. "With locks of raven hue." Read advertisement in another column. The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. There is a wedding scheduled to come off in the Methodist church the lth, of this month. Did you ever think? Read adver tisement in another column. The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. Always use the best. Mott's Vine gar is the best: None better for pickl ing. The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. Mr. J. K. Stuckey of Spartanburg is visiti his relative Mr. O. C. Scar bo gh at Summerton. Mr. Ralph S. DeSchamps of Pinewood has returned home from Glenn Springs improved in health. Mrs. John Bates and Mrs. Carrie Henry of Eastover are zisiting the fam ily of Mr. C. R. Hari. The trustees of the Packsville High School expect to have their new build ing ready when the school session opens. Died last Saturday at the home of Judge J. M. Windham an infant of Mr. and Mrs. Malachi Bradshaw of Greeley ville. The friends of Mr. S. F. Bradham will find him now, bebi e counters of Mr. Louis Levi's ste where he has accepted a position. Mr. J. M. Sires, one of Summerville's merchants, spent several days in Man ning visiting the family of Mr. W. C. Chandler last week. Only one land sale vas made at the court house salesday, that was for the Master of Sumter county and purchased by a party in interest. Hon. C. M. Davis has retur from a trip to various Northe cities in cluding the Pan-Ame an exposition and Canada. Mr. Samuel Barron wo for some time past has'been rking in Green wood, is in Maa 'g, where he will re main for the present. We feel under obligations to Mr. S. L. Thompson of New Zion for an invi tation to attend a picnic at Mr. E. P. Johnson's next Saturday. Manning's trade hustling me chant Mr. W. E. Jenkinson islback m the markets with wonders ~oeate about the "expo" and the big &ok he bought. Via the Suez Canal. Our Acme Green and Black Teas still continue to be the most popular Teas in Clarendon county. The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. The first new bale of cotto for this season was brought sin b Mr. J. F. Bradham who sold it to t e Levi Mer cantile Co., and receiv 10 cents per pound. When you want a pleasant physic try the ncw remedy. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab. lets. They are easy to take and pleasant in ef fect. Price. 25 cents. Samples free at The R. B. Loryea Drug Store, Isaac Mn. Loryea, Prop. On last Monday Mr. Clarence Bryant killed a rattle snake near Winter's hill, which had nineteen rattles and a button. It is Colonel Bryant now,'in stead of plain Mister. Mr. J. D. Gerald, Manning's clothier and gent's furnisher is back from the northern markets, where he has been selecting the very latest in, styles. He also took in the Pan-American exposi tion and Canada. Wanted-Lady or gentleman to rep resent us in your city and community on an unprecedented commission. Steady employment. Bennettsville Publishing Co., Bennettsville, S. C. Have vou a sense of fullness in the region of your stomach after eatmg? If so you will be benenlted by using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They also cure belching and sour stomach. They regulate the bowels too. Price. 25 cents. Sold by The R. B. Loryea Drug Store, Isaac Mn. Loryea, Prop. Mr. D. Hirschmann left last day night for the markets to bu - is fall and winter stock. Bis mil er has al ready arrived and he ant' ipates doing a thriving business thi eason. The graded school in Manning be gins it fall se on on the 16th, inst. The children are ~ng restive to hear the old b -~ng again, so that they can get back to their studies. Mr. J. E. A trecently in the drug business in Ch' aeston, h e-cepted a position with \. E. w~n & Co., to take the place/Q- r. E. W. Barron who is to go to altimore to finish his studies. Do not throw aside the supplement sheet of this issue. There is on it a very interesting communication from our New Zion correspondent and a dia louge between Mr. Dooley and Mr. Hennessey-Read them. If Clarendon proposes to let her light shine at the exposition something must be done right away. It would be a great oversight to permit this great opportunity to go by without our hav ing a place in the picture.. A never failing cure for cuts, burns, scalds, ulcers. wounds and sores is De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. A most soothing and healing remedy for all skin affections. Accept only the genu ine. The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. B. W. Pursell, Kintersville, Pa., says he suffered 25 years with piles and could obtain no relief until DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve effected a perman ent cure. Counterfeits are worthless. The- R. B. Loryea Drug Store. The office of the County Superinten dent of Education has been transforni ed into a regular store with counters and glass enclosed shelves for the re ception of school books. Mr. Wells;s in his office every day, and those wish ing school books can purchase them from him at actual cost. Sid Darling, 1012 Howard st. Port HIuron. Mich. writes: -- I have tried many pills anid laxtatives but DeWitt's Early Risers are far the best pills I have ever used." They never gripe. The R. B3 Loryea Drug Store. Never That we gave an article of poor Saltbequality the stamp of our personal Saltbeguarantee by ot~ering it for sale. Said we heartily recommefd L- & .M. Paint inecause it fultills well nigh imposible conditions. Highest merit and low est actual cost. Mnore to say about it atou stor. Te R B.Lorca rug Store. Sl AetManning. S. C. Rev. J. W. Perry of Hartsville is in Mannlag today. Mr. Perry wvas some years ago, the pastor of the Manning Balptist church, and during his resi dence here he endeared himself to the people regardless of denomination. Manning will always have a warm and a sincere welcome for this good and no Dont wait unitti .ou becoe crou Little E:arly lisers now and then iii They wvill keep vour liver and bowel I in good order.' Easy to take. Safe pills. The 1R. B. Loryvea Drug Store. Doctor MceJaunes, the celebrated base ball pitcer wh ile diing a4 spirite horsec in Chera last- Saturday ws thrown from lisi buggy and is noe con tined to his roomn in Char leston it h h i left arm broken in two Places and is collar bone shaittieed Doc tor M1c .James is a brother of 3.lrs II. D. 1'lowb den of this town. fr Henry Brav don. Haris, N. C., sav m "I took medicine 20 y ear.* foi othma w~ but one bottle of (One Miinute Cough se Cunre did me more g'ood than any thing Ia else (during that time. Best Cough tia Cure. The RI. F>. Loryea Drug Store. re: ar Our old friend M1r. 1R. F. Turner. who bt loves his neigzhbornood and his neigh- th bors. wias in Manning last Monday and fo he tells us that it is gratifying to him to to know that his section is in far better m condition than indications were sonme- g< time back. The people have worked sa hard, with fine resunlts and the lields th atrc beginning to look white with the fa opecn outton. A good price nowv will be fiil their cup of happiness. b hi Norris Silver. North Stratford, N. H-. h( - I purchased a bottle of Une Mlinute st, Cough Cure when suff'ering with a y-, cough doctors told me was incurable. no One bottle relieved me. the second and he third almost cured. To-day I am a kr well man.'' The 1R. B. Lorvea Drug ni Store. e The summer swallowvs that have been d roosting at the various summer resorts e are all about returned to the usual m haunts. The late arrivals are: Mr. a and Mrs. W. S. Harvin, Mi'. and Mrs. D. M. Bradham, J. W. McLeod, J. c Elbert Davis who says the Salem picnic b' did not cause him to go off to the springs, S. H. Bradham, S. J. Clark. di Thomas Nimmer, Mrs. L. M. Barfield, s Major Levi, Rev. F. W. Gregg and E. i C. Dickson. Dr. M. 0. Rowvland of Spartanbur, i and Hon. J. G. Moblev of Fairfiel3 se directors of the State penstentiary, had been on a tour of inspection to the 0. iv C. Scarborough place in this county, and on last Monday they passed through 3anning on their way home. These gentlemen expressed themselves high ly pleased with the State convict man agement on the Scarborough farm, and delighted with the country generally. We regr~et that they were compelled to et away so soon as it wvould have been a pleasure for us to have shown them Manning and its attractions. The ethics of pharmacy is not alone G4 competency, but the desire to be cour teous, obliging, ittentive and prompt to the wants of those who are desirous of having prescriptions compounded. Mr. Plumer Clark, Ph. G., second honor man, realirzes this. and our pat rons can rest assured that he will ac cord them the most kindly and consid erate treatment. He is in charge of ,1 our prescription department. While we do not rest on past laurels still we A can, with pardonable pride, point to over a quarter of a century of reliable and reputable business methods com-x, bined with courteous treatment to all - without discrimination. It is hardly necessary, to say that this reputation will be maintained by the present man agement. The R. B. Loryea Drug Store, Isarc M. Loryea, Prop. We take pleasure in informing our .Ji friends that we have secured the ser- \ vices of Miss Janie Ingram who is so pleasantly known for her courtesy and ., kindness in social and business circles. She will be glad to s-erve her many friends who know the kindly and con-i siderate treatment that will be extend ed them. The R. B3. Loryea Drug Store. Fox River Butter and Full Cream Et Cheese on ice at Manning Grocery Co. Frank C. Lechner, Cashier of Bank of Tim monsville, Has Mysteriously Disappeared. Timmonsville. Aug. 31.-Some two weeks ago Mr. Frank C. Lechner, for a number of years the cashier of the Bank of Timmonsville, secured leave of absence for several days to visit Griffin, Ga., where he has agricultu- Le ral interests, and where his wife and daughter are spending the summer. Mr. Lechner was to have been absent for not longer than four ornfve days, but his absence has been prolonged Cc and no one knows where he is. His Al family in Griffin have heard nothing H from him nor have the bank direc tors. A card written from Savanah H was received several days after his departure, saying that he had been C< left and would return a- day later, but he has not turned up. There is much mystery connected with the be incident. One suggestion is to the pi effect that Mr. Lechner may have to taken siek and stopped some where to recover. This is not credited for the reason that in such an instance he would have notified his home. Some think that he may have lost tri his mind and wandered off. While 2 he has always been regarded as a liv very eccentric man he has never :le showen any signs of insanity. No 2 one believes that the cashier left be- fer cause of any crookedness in the S1t bank. The directors have not had 2 an opportunity to carefully examine st, the books, but have found the cash all right. Something like $350 in connection with collections is short. In one instance a draft on a buisi ness man here was paid by that gen- uc tleman, but the amount not for- op warded to the bank making the so draft. An expert will examine the th books in a few days and then the j condition will be known. Mr. Lech- p nei has stood high with the business at men of the town and no little sorrow wa is felt over his disappearance. bi Mr. -Raymond C. Rollins, the book- th keeper of the John McSween compa- to ny, has been elected cashier. Mr. fe Rollins is quite a young man but or has exceptional qualifications for the work. in How To Gain Flesh Persons have been known to ut gain a pound a day by taking ~ an ounce of SCOTT'S EMUL- fe SION. It is strange, but it often e happens. ei Somehow the ounce produces bi the pound; it seems to start the i' digestive machinery going prop erly, so that the patient is able s to digest and absorb his ordinary b food, which he could not do be- E fore, and that is the way the gainc is made. w A certain amount of flesh is tl necessary for health; if you hav~e s not got it you can get it by f taking it S6'S LRuIsion l You will find it just as useful in summer as in wvinter, and if you are thrivmt'g upon it don't stop betcause the weather s warm. So-rd$z.oo. all druggists. C SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York. Ti A Great Ball Game. ).lanuiiig was entered last Monday b; e uterrilied gladiators of Jordan he country kids showed in their face determination to do battle. The tows ungsters walked about with a hig] -pping air and a look that something sy had come within their reach, any bat they would do for the little call inders 'would make their old Ruby .ddies blush. Town atmosphere ha ;elf-important effect on the usual rou people. and those who have spent ; etime listening to the tingling of thi lIs, bells, bells, as the cows come u) >m the pasture, and the 'raying of th< ale at noontime, are no exceptioi ien they move to town, and dike them Ives out in a four-inch standing co] r and a "biled " shirt: they seem t< ink the hurry and bustle of town lif fines the clay of which'they are made d makes them better than thei others who follow in the footsteps o e mule and furnish the world wit] )d and raiment. The flabby armet wn dude with his hair parted in th< iddle, making grimaces and "goo o eyes'" at the girls as they call fo mples of dry goods in the stores wher ey are clerking, imagines that he i r superior to the hard-muscled Reu n who toils in the fields, with hi eeches held up by "one gallus" ove: s hickory shirt: it was with this in rited feeling that Manning's youn. rs carried about with them an ain't -got-a-cinch look upon their counte nces, and to further terrify the little .yseeds the town guys put on blue iickerbockers with white stripes run ng down the sides, and some of then en had on sweaters, which made thei: re legs look like canes stuck in a bun e of laundry, but oh, what a differ .ce there was when the two nine at. The town gang had on the fiel< tribe of rooters who would mock :ff and guy the Jcrdanites, but then aps paid no attention to anything bu 11, and ball they played with such ngeance that our boys are in the con tion of the ambitious darkey whi ng " Coon, coon, coon, I wish my colo: )uld change." The Manning boys would deny hav ; played at all, but their Sunday ool training prevents them. The Jordanites done up Manning th a score of 11 to 5. The following is the line up: MANNING. ,orge Cole. Jake Iseman gie Hawkins. Homer Walker n Blackman. Francis Perou lCuttino. Frank Clark ard Huggins. Milton Weinberg JORDAN. Eugene Davis, LeRoy Peagler, ] clough, Sam Sprott, Bernard Davis >e Coleman, W. Sprott, B. Davis, W eks. Battery for Manning - Blackman twkins and Iseman. Battery for Jordan-Davis, Sprott lcough and Peagler. Umpire-Boyd Cole. The Jordan nine, fearing being mob d, hiked out of town before thel :tures could be taken, and they forgo send their photographs by mail. Seven Years in Bed. -Will wonders ever cease?" inquire th' ends of Mrs. L. Pease of Lawrence, Kan y knew she had been unable to leave he in seven years on account of kidney ani e trouble. nervous prostration arnd generi ility: "Three bottles of Electric Bitters er Led me to walk," she writes. "and in thre anths I felt like a new person.' Women sua ing from Headache. Backache. Nerv-ousnesi :eplessness. Melancholy. Fainting and Dizz: els will tind it a priceless blessing. Try i1 tisfaction ruaranteed. R. B. Loryca Drn re. Only 50c. Proteet Our Cotton Market. We recently called attention to th< cessity for a thorough protection o r tobacco market, and pointed out the urce of complaint, which is said to be e cause of Manning not getting it: st proportion of this trade making oduct. What we said was the truth .d nothing but the truth, and it wa itten with the motive to arouse ou siness people to an awakening o ir own interests, it was our purpos warn them of sitting idly or indif rently by and permit avarice an< -eed, like the fox in the fable, kill th< se that laid the golden egg. But our business people have not onli 'en permitting themselves to be lulle< to inditference in the tobacco business e cotton traffic is not getting thei: tention as it should. Thousands o les of cotton have been taken to Sum r on account of the lack of a strong mpetitive market. The farmers wan mpetition,they want to see more that I active buyer. They want buyers t< i from them direct and not have il slerstood with a merchant, that the: ll buy from him at night. The fac at the cotton buyers shows an indif rence about buying from the farn. crs eates the belief that he does not oic >to his limit so that his favorite imei ant will get the cotton, and at nigh ier and merchant divide profits h'ether there is any ground for suel suspicion, it is believed, by many fat ers and the town is the loser there by Le merchants at this place shoul< e to it that more than one activ< ier holds down this mar'ket. an< .ev must also see to it that the riner gets his full~ price for hi >ton. If it is not done the fai ers will carry their cotton else here and wvhere they are driven witl eir cotton, they will buy their goods We know it to be a fact that las ason cotton p~assed through this towv r Sumter because the owners ofi er not pleased with the manipula >s here. This should not be, becaust is damaging to -.ll interests. Mat g can, and will, if her business mei e alive to their interests and give a Stepped Into Live Coals. -W\ven ai child I burned my foot rrightfuilly -ite \v. H-. Eads of .Jonesville, Va.. "whie use horrible leg sores for thirty years. b)t iekins Arnica Saive wholly cured me aft erythin:: clse failed." Infallible for Burn! ais. Cuts. Sores. Bruises and Piles. Sold t much for cotton as Sumter and a few telephone will always give the people the Sumter market. We are deeply interested, because we s love our town, our interests are here, ? and as far as we are able, we will pro tect the town against everything which in our judgment is to it's injury. Man ning must be made a cotton market the equal of Sumter, and our Claren don farmers should bring their cotton s and help make it so. Farmer and mer 2 chant must pull together, and both will succeed, but if the farmer sets hurt, the merchant is crippled, and if the merchant is crippled, the farmer is hurt. If there has been any manipu 2 lating of the cotton market heretofore, let us all see' to it that there will be none this. season. A Raging, Roaring Flood r Washed down a telegraph line which Chas. C. f Ellis of Lisbon. Ia.. had to repair. "Standing 1 waist deep in icy water." he writes. "gave me a terrible cold and cough. It grew worse daily. Finally the best doctors in Oakland. Neb., 3 Sioux City and Omaha said I had Consumption . and could not live. Then I began using Dr. King's New Discovery and was wholly cured by six bottles." Positively guaranteed for Coughs. 3 Colds and all Throat and Lung troubles by The g R. B. Loryea Drug Store. Price 50c. 5 S HATCHECHUBBEE. Ala., June 30. 1875. 7 Dr. C. J. MOFFETT-Dear Sir: I can assure you that TEETHINA (Teething Powders) is indispensable to us. and in no single iastance - has it ever proved a failure. We have tried - soothing medicines, and everything known to us and "old women." and your Teething Pow ders are pre-eminently a success and blessing to 3 mothers and children. Yours truly. etc. J. M. DELACY. For sale by The R. B. Loryca Drug Store. r Cuts and Bruises Quickly Cured. Chamberlain's Pain Balm applied to a cut, bruise. burn. scald or like injury will instantly S allay the pain and will heal the parts in less i time than any other treatment. Unless the in jury is very severe it will not leave a scar. Pain Balm also cures rheumatism. sprains. swellings 1 and lameness. For sale by The R. B. Loryea t Drug Store, Isaac M. Loryea, Prop. AC A.8T T .IA.. Bear the - Athe Kind You Have Always Bought The Best Prescription for Malaria Chills and Fever is a bottle of Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is simply iron and Quinine is a tasteless form.-No cure, no pay. Price 50c. Many physicians are not prescribing Kodol Dyspepsia Cure regularly hav ing found that it is the best pre i scription they can write because it is the one preparation which contains the elements necessary to digest not only some kinds of food but all kind and it - therefore cures indigestion and dyspep sia no matter what its cause. The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. Geo. W. Lane, Pewamo, Mich, writes: "Your Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is the best remedy for indigestion and stom ach trouble that I ever used, For years I suffered from dyspepsia, at times compelling me to stay in bed and causing me untold agony. I am com pletely cured by Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. In recommending it to friends who suf fer from indigestion I always offer to pay for it if it fails. Thus far I have never paid." The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. Stops the Cough and Works off the Cold. Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure -a cold in one day. No Cure, No Pay. Price 25 cents. .A Poor Millionaire Lately starved in London because he could not digest his food. Early use of Dr. King's New Life Pills would have saved him. They strengthen the stomach, aid digestion, promote atssimilation, insprove appetite. Price s5c. Money back if nct satisnied. Sold by The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. Bears deIha Kind You Have Always Bought Sgaure This signature is on every box of the genuine Laxat~ive Bromo-Quinine Tablets the remedy that enres a cold in one day Road Nctice. Notice is hereby given that that -portion of the "' Telegraph Road " which leads from the Raccoon Road at the King place to where the new Summerton road intersects the Tele graph Road at Ben Th'ames' mill, is hereafter discontinued as a public road. T. C. OWENS, Augst , ioi. Co. Supervisor. CATORL-A. Beas a - heKind You Have AF'ay Bought . of To Cure A Cold In One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. 'Grove's sig nature is on each box. 25c. Balsams from the Northern Wood are in Fyny-Balsam, the certain cure for coughs. DID YOU++ + Ever Think? E' That "cleanliness is next to godli F ness,"as toa..... .. .. .. .. Modern Drug~ Store. Did You Ever Think? That " order is the nirst law of nat ure," as pertains to a .. .. .-. Modern Drug Store. Did You Ever Think? That courtesy is demanded by every patron, whether rich or poor, white for black, in a... .. .....-....- . - Modern Drug Store. Did You Ever Think ? Th~at your children or your messen gers should receive the same atten )tion as If you were present, in a . Modern Drug Store. Did You Ever Think ? - That no second grade products. mis representation or substitution should ever exist in a.... .. .. ........ 1 Modern Drug Store. Did You Ever Think? - That the management of a .... i ~ Modern Drug Store -Should consider ' the man above the dollar." and should strive to emulate the long line of predecessors who have been distinguished for their 3honorable dealings and where " good Iworks do follow them." Did You Ever Think? -That Clare'ndon County possesseS a Modern Drcag Store, SComplete and full In all its require ments, but the management with his -usual modesty will let the public t who are always discerning locate the 1Moderu Drug Store of Clarendon County. SISAAC M. LORYEA, Proprietor, Sig'n of tho Golden Mortar Lt ~ MANNINO, S,. READY FOR SCHOOL? Yes, my clothing is all ready, but oh! that Dld trunk is in such a condition it can't go on the railroad again. Why, that is easy to remedy. The Jenk nson Dry Goods Store carries the largest line of >fyo in is at ofth tae+n IDr I.,l )f any house in this part of the State and they make special prices to School Boys and Jirls who need Trunks to go off to school. And, furthermore, if you haven't got all the Dry Goods you will need for some time it will pay you to see what The Jenkinson Dry foods Store is offering in these lines, as they ire selling all Summer Goods at ridiculously .ow prices. W. E. JENKINSOI eran dig n netosta ann inaguraste them iest Sal of Eand eryEistebrs andhegretesht annneg 1 Evesalfr Witeyad. 'T hisaea assortmnt of Fine ambri 3.av 2E1-2ins, 3w1-2th Cab 1-2gins, abo 4.0 different t ~ tyles, thall ofor 10c the yard. This is asial ien assrent 2oc Fellr Cabutdrc Sa i ens they alitll go for 5c the yard. S all Swt Remember stilhiee and a rand sewlgod, ustr $ wor Sarrived, and you must seo them to appreciate them. $ aia 1 Real Linen Tape S i In a variety of widths, at 2 bunches for 5c, it Fruiat Jars, Fruit Jars, cs 5 Tha 1 A 1GB!e eOd elibe44 1.aseeeee 1 4 OW BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES. * E are one of the few merchants who do not advertise to sell at cost, but we are always in position to meet any compe tition. The right kind of goods wellN 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, Men's and Boys' Straw Hats, Ladies', Misses' and Children's Oxfords. S In fact our stock is full and complete. We ~ O 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.. HiiDon'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. y Thanking you for past favors and hoping to serve you right soon, Yours truly, C. M. DAVIS& CO. UEVE ON . . . Till and This Space. He is just getting in his Fail 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. J7IL L, Proprietor N'. Y. Racket Store. B WANT EVRY ONE TO KNOT ore particularly those who have Gin Machinery to repair, that we a the best stock of VALVES, OIL CUPS, LUBRICATORS, INSPIRA ES, IN~JECTORS, STEAM GAUGES, TEES, NIPPLES, ELBOWS, SHNGS and PIPE that has ever been in Manning. We have also a good stock of Gandy, Rubber and Leather Belting in sizes. Our prices on these goods do more than hours of talk can to cs selling them. WE 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 Is 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 k promptly. Get your Pipe cut when you buy it and save time. We can thread iron for long Bolts and Rods from i inch to 1* inches in aeter. ive your Pipes and Machinery a good coat of Asphalt Paint. ill greatly improve its appearance and preserve it. You can make your Ginhouse fire-proof by using Cold Water Paint. It s but little and will preserye your property for years. Farmers, Remember t 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 find any weak points about them. Before taking the agency for Deering flarvesting Machinery we did ,t we invite you to do-we found no defects. Lanning llardware Co.