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Publishes All County and Town Of ficial Advertisements. MANNING, S. C., DEC. 25, 1901. Keep Us in Mind. We are too busy this week to write an ad. for this space, but we are not too busy to sell you any goods in our line. Please rememember we are still running our Clothing off at 25 per cent. discount. Don't fail to see us first when you want to buy a new Suitor anything in the Clothing line. Wishing you all a Merry Christmas, I am Yours truly, W. E. JENKINSON. Advertisers will please re member that copy for a change of ad. MUST be in this office by Saturday Noon in order to insure publication the following week. Manning Street Car Schedule. Leave Central Hotel corner 9:00 a. m. and 6:25 p. m. for the passenger trains. and the car will also meet the freight trains.- Arrangements have been made with the agent at depot to tele phone when freight trains are approaching Fare. 10 cents each way. Mr. Horace Harby of Sumter spent last Monday in Manning. Messrs. Earle Bradham and Shelby Davis students at Wofford are at home. The Galluchat estate has been pur chased by Mr. Horace Harby of Sumter. If you need School Desks or School Supplies, write E. W. Vogel, Sumter, S. C. Candies for the children. Every - thing to please them. The R. B. Lor yes Drug Store. Cadets Mortimer and Algernon Haw kins of Hartsville Institute are home for Christmas. For Christmas Goods we simply lead. We can' please every taste. The R. B. ea Drug Store. Miss Ethel Howle who has been at tending school at Hartsville is at home ,for the holidays. We have just opened a barrel of Tum bi at ridiculously low prices. The Ioryea Drug Store. Cadets Boyd Cole, Everet Iseman and William Barron from the Citadel are at home for the holidays. E. W. Vogel keeps the largest stock of Sewing Machines and Sewing Ma chipe Supplies in Sumter. M/~isses Pet Wilson and Mattie Rhame ~of the Presbyterian College for Women are at home for the holiday. The largest display of Lamps, all prices, ever displayed in Manning. The RB. Loryea Drug Store. The Auditor requests us to call special attention to the fact that all real estate must be'returned in 1902. If you need your se'wing machine re paired, send it to E. W. Vogel; he has ajp g experience on this line. Miss Gertrude Braham from Harts ifvile Co-Educational Institute is among the Christmas swallows enjoying home. Our line of Soap in artistic boxes need only to be seen to be apreciated.I B. L~oryea Drug Store. 'Aared at Rock Hill Wednesday l8th inst., Mr. Carlisle Ragin of Sum merton and Miss Luta Fewell of Rock 'Hill. Mayor Smythe of Charleston is Christmasinlg at Summerton, and while there will no doubt take advantage of the woodlands to practice speech mak If you want your house papered, call on E. W.Vogel; he will sell you the paper and have it put on for you. . Lionel Stukes of Charleston Med gICollege and Hermon Bradham of ~rman University are home for the holidays. Use the best-Hawkins' Never Fail Baking Powder. Prepared only by The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. A number of the patrons of the tele phone company contributed to a fund to make "Central" a Christmas present for her faithful discharge of duty. Everything you could possibly think of in Glassware and Chinaware for the ~e. The R. B. Loryes Drug Store. Marred on Thursday in the Episco 1pal church at Summnerton, Mr. Lucian 'Brailsford and Miss Norvelle Richard son, daughter of Hon. and Mrs. J. M. Richardson. Christmas comes but once a year. verything for the Christmas tree. All prices. The R. B. Loryea Drug Died last Thursday at her home in Manning Mrs. Matilda R. Bell, relict of the late Lazuras Bell, aged about '72 years. The interment took place in Oak Grove church yard. Toilet Sets, Water Sets, a beautiful assortment. We can please the most fastidious. The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. We call attention to the communica tion of Mr. W. S. Harvin in this issue as it is deserving of the serious consid eration of every man who would like to have our conditions in Manning im proved. Christmas Cards in most artistic de signs, Prang's and Tuck's. They must be seen to be appreciated. The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. Cards are out announcing the coming marriage of Mr. Arthur B. Bookhart of Elloree, and Miss Elberta Richbourg Panola. The ceremony is to take place at Andrews Chapel Thursday evening at 8:30 o'clock. Plant Wood's tested and true Wheat Seed, Rye Seed, Yellow Danvers and Silver Skin Onion Sets. The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. 'Married on last Thursday evening by /Rev. P. B. Wells at the home of the bride's parents, near Jordan, Mr. Harry Mellette of Columbia and Miss Harriett Plowden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Plowden. Fifty New Home and New Domestic Sewing Machines to rent at $2 per month. When the price of machine is paid in, the machine becomes yours. Address E. W. Vogel. Sumter, S. C. Married last Sunday afternoon by Rev. P. B. Wells, at the residence of the bride's father, Mr. P. D. Carter and Miss Terah B. Johnson: eldest daugh ter of Mr. J. C. Johnson. The couple are to leave in a few days for Autry ville, Ga., where they will make their future Y ed price $5. which he offered for $1. and the way the suckers bit was a e caution; they shot up their dollars, and promisea they were not buying for - speculation, nor were they expecting anything to be given them as an in ducment to buy. The fakir went on, bled the crowd with his telling them they were to get nothing, but in a man e ner to make them believe they would get their dollars back. After he had gotten all he could, he gave each pur chaser a little piece of worthless brass Sjewelry, a pair of flannel inner shoe soles with tin tags oa them and an af fictionate adieu. The belts can be purchased at Dr. Brown's drug store for less money, but he could not sell them to the suckers for one-fourth the I price. Old Soldier's Experience. M. M. Austin, a civil war veteran of Winches t ter. Ind., writs: "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. Loryea Drug Store. 3 t A Strong Letter From a Business Man. Mr. Louis Appelt, Manning, S. C. DEAR Sra:-As I have heard nothing - of the cotton mill for Manning and s Clarendon county for some time, I t thought perhaps a few lines in your pa ' per would bring this very important subject to life again. A little over a year ago I discussed the matter with a few of our leading business men and they did not seem to take it or see it as I did. I have been watching the course of events since and the impression made on me is that a first class cotton mill at Manning is of vital importance to the merchants, far mets and laborers of this community and a large part of the county. And if some leading citizen with a few thou sand dollars would take the lead in this matter I have no doubt that the money for this mill could be raised in a short time. Now we will go over the ad vantages and see what they are. First, the Merchant. Suppose we build a mill that will employ 500 hands at 60 cents per day (they will average s more), there will be $1.800 in cash to be I spent each week with the merchants, s farmers, butchers, gardeners, drug t gists, churches, etc. This is not just . one week, but every week of the year. Suppose the merchants of this town had 2 this mill now, in the distressing condi tions under which they are laboring, what a blessing it would be to them! - Now take the laboring class of Deo - ple. What would this mill be to them, s if they could get employment in this f mill, 500 of them, say with each to have I three others to support-1,500 little D ones, old mothers, old fathers? r Take the farmer and gardener, who 3 have made nothing this year. Next F spring when they could come to the mill and sell their truck for the cash what a blessing it would be to them. In the fall the farmer could sell his cot ton, or a large part of it, to the mill at fair prices. Now take the land owners. It would 6 increase the value of real estarte more than double, which will be much more than the mill will cost; this has proven so in all of the cotton mill sections. t And it will pay the stockholders a good profit besides-if it is properly man - aged. I do not write this from hearsay-I have some experience. We work 83 white pole in my mill-the Manning Hosiery M ill-and they all seem to be happy and living nicely. I am sure they support over 250 people, while without this employment some of them could not support themselves. SI hope this will bring this very im portant matter to the attention of every citizen of Clarendon county. Let them think seriously of it, and if they will put their shoulders to the wheel, Clarendon will have a cotton mill of which every one of them will be proud. Yours truly,HAV. W. SCOTTHAv. Tot Causes Night Alarm. "One night my brother's baby was taken with Croup" writes Mrs. J. C. Snider of Crittenden, Ky. "it seemed it would strangle before we could get a doctor, so we gave It Dr.Kmng's New Discovery, which gave quick relief and perma .netly cured it. We always keep it in the house to protect our children from Croup and Whoop lg Cough. It cured me of a chronic bronchial trouble that no other remedy would relieve." Infallible for Coughs, C:>lds. Trhroat and Lung troubles. 50c and 51. Trial bottles free at Te R. B. Loryea Drug Store. 3 'The Braflsford-Richardsonl Marriage. St. Mathias Episcopal church, Sum merton, presented a scene of life and loveliness on Thursday, December 19th. The occasion was a "Christmas Wed ding." The principals were Mr. Lu can Edward Brailsford and Miss Ele nora Norvelle Richardson. -The little house of worship had been .,transformed into a thing of beauty by .the friends of the bride. The bright -red berries of the holly tree were artis -tically inter-twined with festoons of wild smilax, which were draped about Sthe chancel and walls of the church in t beautiful harmony. , The decorations about the chancel were very elaborate. The altar was ' pure white with delicate sprays of ivy sgracefully draped about it. Above the altar was a pyramid of one hundred f lighted candles reaching up to the line ,of the pointed arch. A bell of flowers Sand evergreens was suspended from the ' arch and about the bell burned clusters 1 of candles. The decorations were ar y' tistic and beautiful and St. Mathias has y never before been so lovely. r The hour of the marriage was high noon, and as both of the young people are favorites the building was crowded with their friends. r At the appointed hour or a few min utes thereafter, just sufficient to cause y the interested audience to grow a little t impatient, the bridal party arrived. To the strains of Mendelssohn's fa - mous Wedding March, rendered by e Mrs. Jno. C. Manning, with violin ac companiment by Maj. H. B. Richard >f son, the party entered the church. The ushers, Messrs. J. W. Rigby and e Shannon Lining first entered. Then o came the bridesmaids and groomsmen, e as follows: e Miss Hlattie 0. Simons of Charleston, L, with R. C. Richardson of Fulton. s Miss Mayme Richardson of Fulton, with M urrette Mouzon of Mannmng. e Miss Taisie Manning of Sumter, with Willie Gordon Belser of Columbia. a Miss Irene Brailsford of Richmond, -with Thomas C. Richardson of Panola. Miss Marguerite Tindal of Felder, e with H. B. Richardson, .Jr., of Fulton. - s-ss Maude H. Brock of Panola, with A. H. Boykin of Camden. Miss Katie Anderson of Summerton, with S. A. Harvin of Sumter. s Miss Henretta Brailsford of Camden, f with William M. Richardson of Orange r burg. s Miss Elenora Richardson of Fulton, tt with Edwai'd Haynesworth of Sumter. Miss Lizzie Boykin of Camden, with a James M. Brailsford of Sumter. o Next came the bride with her Maid a of Honor, Miss Susan Richardson, and the groom with his best man, Mr. J. M. Richardson, Jr., of Panola. y Beneath the bell the couple took their o place and as "Oh. Promise Me," was r softly played, Rev. H. H. Covington -performed the ceremony. The bridesmaids wore gowns of rich a crimson organdie, Gainsboro hats,black o suede gloves, black slippers,and carried e lovel bunches of holly tied with e streamers of white satin ribbon. The maid of honor was gowned in e white organdie with crimson stock and a belt, Gainesboro hat and carried a spray f of holly tied with crimson ribbon.. .The bride was loveliest of all in her a She Didn't Wear a Mask, "But her beauty was completely hidden by sores. -blotches and pimples till she used Bucklen's aArnica Salve. Then they vanished as will all ,Eruptions. Fever Sores. Boils. Ulcers. Carbun cle and Felons from its use. Infallible for Cuts. tCorns. Burns. Scalds and Files. Cure guaran - ee. . at Th n.B rven Drug Store. 3 The Sardinia school, Miss Doroth; Lee principal, had a delightful Christ mas tree last evening. The attendanci was large, and the little ones made hap py. The school in the Wheeler neigh borhood also had a Christmas tree whic1 was very much enjoyed. Our Cologne, prepared in our labora tory, is conceded by connoiseurs to b the most perfect Cologne on the mar ket. The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. The marriage of Mr. Jas. H. With erspoon and Mrs. Ella S. Strain is an nounced to take place at six o'clock Dec. 25th. Immediately after the cer emony they will leave for Darlingtoi where they will visit the relatives o the groom for several days before re turning to this city where they wil make their future home. No cards. Sumter Herald. Our line of Pipes is simply superb, i will delight the smoker's heart. Pipe in beautiful cases, will make an accept able Christmas present. The R. B Loryea Drug Store. While on the way to Manning las Saturday, Mrs. J. W. Mims and Mis Sophie Huggins came very near bein seriously hurt at Paxville by theii horse becoming frightened at comin in contact with an ox-cart. The bug gv was turned over and the ladie thrown out. Mrs. Mims was hur slightly, and both ladies were badl; frightened. Our line of Box Paper, Writing Tab lets, Visiting Cards, Paper and .Envel opes, Pens, Pencils at any Price ha never been excelled. The R. B. Lor yea Drug Store. Married last evening by Rev. P. B Wells, at the Jordan Methodist church Mr. Clarence Sprott and Miss Beulal Burgess, eldest daughter of Mr. J. H Burgess of Jordan. The followin ladies and gentlemen were the atten dants, Joseph Sprott, Annie Burgess J. W. Rigby, Tee Wells, C. H. Brad ley, Kate Sprott, .Chupine White Lula Cantey, Willie Sprott, Gussi Sprott, Davis Sprott, Julia Sprott. Ush ers, S. R. Sprott and Shelby Davis. "Sweets to the Sweet." Tenney Bon Bons and Confections in pound an half pound artistic boxes, Tenney Peanut Brittle, Williams' Walnu Candy. The R B. Loryea Drug Store The concert that was to have beei given in Manning last Friday eveninj under the auspices of the Sumter Schoo of Music, Miss Annie P. E vell princi pal, was postponed on account of the in clement weather; Miss Ewell propose to treat Manning with an exhibition o musical skill a little later. perhaps i the month of January. We are sur that the people here will show theii appreciation of a visit from the scholar of the Sumter School of Music, b: greeting them with a full house. Even durino the gladsome seasoi never forget tlat the Sign of the Gol den Mortar you will find a Modern Drul Store, complete in all its appointments containing the most complete stocl north of Charleston. The R. B. Lor yea Drug Store. In writing up our advertisers las week we overlooked a very importan business concern, which to our mind, i, one of the best equipped establish ments in the State. We refer to W. P Hawkins & Co., dealers in horses and mules, wagons, buggies, harness, lap robes. whips and all things handled b2 a thoroughly fitted up sales and liver: concern. W. P. Hawkins & Co. are prepared to supply the demand wit] everything in their line at prices whici :lefy competition, and whatever is bought from them is guaranteed to give satisfaction. They have as pretty a hin of buggies as can be found anywhere and with the capital -and experience oa the firm, we can recommend them tc the young men who contemplate taking brides to the altar. When you want real nice outfit at reasonable figures call at W. P. Hawkins & Co. The largest line of Cigars ever of fered, embracing the well knowr brands, Exports, General Steadman aborosa, Dum Spiro Spero Spes, 181] Air-Ship, Porto Rico Imported. A suitable present for a gentleman friend a pretty box of 1811 Cigars. The R. B Loryea Drug Store. A copy of "Wofford College Journal' has been handed us by a friend, and ii oogover its pages we find an articl heade "A Southern Problem" fr the pen of F. Earle Bradham of Claren don. This article treats the social con ditions in the South in a manner fai superior to the pens of many editors who recently tackled the social probler when the Roosevelt-Washington inci dent brought forth an avalanche of lit erary productions. Mr. Bradham's pa per is acredit to him and to the insti tution which is responsible for his cu] ture. Inasmuch as we intend to repro duce this well written paper in ouricol umns, for the purpose of showing wha Clarendon caniproduce, we will refrait from comments other than to say tha we heartily congratulate the 'oung man for the marked ability displayed and we predict for him, knowing hi emperent, a brilliant future. " The world of books, the world o books is still the world." To arrive the largest assortment of Novels, Poets History, Juveniles, Boys' and Girls Books in cloth and paper editions-al prices; 500 titles. We can please an: taste from " grave and gay, from livel; to severe." The R. B. Loryea Drug A very sad accident occured at th< crossing known as Harvin's crossing near Alcolu, last Wednesday afternoon While the children were returning home from school there was a freigh~ train with passenger coach attached stopped at the crossing on public road there were a number of children, som' went around the train, ond some passe< through by way of the coach, one them a child of Mr. Collins had gottei upon the step of the coach when th moving of the train caused her scream for help to be taken off, litti eleven year old Sallie McElveen th daughter of Mrs. Fannie J. McElveez ran to her friend to take her off, and a the little Collins girl jumped, the _jerl caused Sallie to lose her footing andi one f her legs went under the last wheel c the car,cutting it off between the ankle and kee. The child only remained cot scus a short time and lived abou three hours. We understand that th ailroad authorities have sent represen tatives to investigate the matter. "Christmas comes but once a year, and as advance agents of Santa Clau we are prepared to supply the wants all. Our supuly of Novelties has neve been as complete and artistic in all line as this season. The markets of Grea Britain, France, Austria, Hungary Italy, Germany and America have beel ransacked by our correspondentst please our patrons. The R. B. Lorye Drug Store. It is said that suckers are born ever minute, and they are not confinedt swamp streams either. A strange came here on last Friday, hired a bug gy, had it pulled out into the street it front of the court house, and with; ouple of wooden images, proceeded t attract a crowd with his performanci of what he called ventriloquism. H' had with him one whom he introduc d as his wife, she was to give a tuni on the cornet, and he was to fire off bugle. TIhe cornet and bugle part ( the performance did not materialize he only mrutic the crowd got wa soue very bum attempts of wit froD he fakir. He~ gave away somethin in a vial that *euld cure~ any and every thing. lie sout something for: qartr and gav the money back then the seler got In his croche wo.k . fe..,.ing an electric welt mark 1 gown of pure white rep. silk, covered with net, trimmed with pearl.and satin ribbon: veil of tulle fastened with maidenhair fern. white carnations and a family jewel of pure white pearls. She carried white carnations and ferns. After the ceremony the bridal party and h number of friends attended a re eption at the home of the bride's father, Hon. James Manning Richard son. Southern hospitality here aboun ded and the occasion was a most pleas ureable one. Mr. and Mrs. Brailsford left immedi ately after the reception for Charles on, where they will spend some time. Their future home will be near Silver, in Clarendon county. ECCLESIASTES. A Deep Mystery. It is a mystery why women endure Backache, Headache. Nervousness, Sleeplessness. Melan holy. Fainting and Dizzy Spells when thous inds have proved that Electric Bitters will Iuickly cure such troubles. "I suffered for ears with kidney trouble," writes Mrs. Phebe herley of Peterson. Ia., -and a lame back pained me so I could not dress myself. but Elec ric Bitters wholly cured me. and. although '3 ears old. I now am able to do all my house vork." It overeomes Constipation. improves Appetite. gives perfect health. Only 5o at The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. 3 Masonic Elections. On last Monday night at Summerton -he following officers weae elected and luly installed: R. M. McKnight, W. A., '. Q. Mathies S. W., H. A. Tisdale . W., Jeff M. Davis Treas., J. C. Lan am Secretary., W. R. Mood S. D., T. ". Owens J. D., J. M. Richardson Jr., mnd J. S. Davis, stewards, J. E. Tenant Iiler. On the same night, St Peters No 54 alected the following: F. P. Ervin W. ,., W. C. Davis S. V"., J H. Rigby J. W., J. H. Lesesne Secretary. Dr. C. B. 3eiger Treasuer. The instafl'ttion will take place Fri lay evening. Refreshments will be served. AT THE SIGN OF THE GoldenI IMortar *4+44 4 +#++++4 There is -Nothing extenuate. or set down iught in malice!" K IhN SOi ol 0 he Gole0 Molor rhe man is above the dollar, for had the pres mt proprietor only assumed charge of this ster ting business for the aggrandizement of the nighty dollar he never would have entered the )ommercial life of Manning, but he assumed the ,rave responsibility to keep the laurels green )f - Eim who uttered nothing base," and after ,wo years of his management It is with pardon ble pride that he feels that the public gives 2im " the meed o-I praise " for his endeavors to perpeuate the SIGN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR and to continue the good work that follows After him in keeping the - SIGN OF THlE GOLDEN MORTAR Intarnished. and pure and bright as virgin old, as It was under his predecessor whose proudest boast w-as that he was a disciple of the [RUE ETHICS OF PHARMACY at the SIGN OF THlE GOLDEN MORTAR And that there "Was dignity in labor," no mat ter how arduous and did not mar nor conflict with the honorable calling of Pharmacy. Was and is as "household words," and true iourtesy has been and is extended to all patrons For the preseat management. '-The labor we lelight In physics pain." and no labor, no effort 10 time, no pleasure interferes with the true :onceptions and requirements of A Xodern Drug Store. We will, as in the past, use our best endeav >r in making the SIGN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR m emblem of Purity. A t the Sign of the Gol le Mortar' It Is Purity first, last and all the A the- Sign of the Golden Mortar your wants Your Prescriptions will be filled with.CARE, KILL and CELERITY. Your Prescriptions will be filled from any locality and from any 2hysican. Your Prescriptions will be coin ounded only with Your MAIL ORDERS will be promptly exe ,uted on day of receipt. You will receive courteous attention. Your ~h'ldren and your meessengters will have their wants attended to as If you were present, at the SIGN OF TEE GOLDEN MORTAR. Only a Word More. .They act wisely who act well." Whether ou desire to make purchases or whether you lmply call to inspect, you will receive the same Ath SIG OF tE GLDEN MORTAR rour Prescriptions will be filled any hour dur .ng Sundays. and night calls will be responded :o promtly and pleasantly. Polite and courteous employees at the SIGN OF THE GOLDEN MORTAR. ISAAC M. LORYEA, Proprietor, SIW-n ot the SGolden Mortar, MANNINC, S. C. 'I-HONE NO. 2. 53yyyyyyyyyvviviiyvyyyyyV~yyflvYVYYVTTYyVVTYIVY IIF !! If you wvant the best and lar gest variety of Flavoring Ex Stracts, WV. E. BROWN & CO.'S is the place to get them. If1 you want Clark's Peerless Baking Powder, W. E. BROWN & 00.'S is the place to get it. 3 SNo other better, or n even just as good." If you have a cough, use Compound Syrup of White I EPine with Tar. W. E. BROWN & O' s the place to get it. C If you want anything in the Sline of Stationery, WV. E. BROWN & CO.'S is the place Sto get the best. SIf you have headache, use Magical Headache Powders. W E. BROWN & CO.'S is the Splace to get them. Price, 5e. SIf you want your Prescrip tion compounded with the ut most Skill and Accur'acy, WV. E. SBROWN & CO.'S is the place : to haveit done.I SIf you want anything kept e in a FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE, . . BROYN I& co.'s GE -ooy T r'T T J N SANTA CLAUS' LETTER TO S. 1. TILL, he says he has sent all his little Christmas and Holiday Goods to S. I. Till's Racket Store for the children to see, and he wants the children to select what they want and then write him and send the letter to S. I. Till. He says; "I put my goods in Till's store, as I know he always has a crowd and sells goods so cheap, too." When he says "children" he means everybody, as they are all children, and if the times are too hard to look at Christmas goods, then S. I. Till has plenty of everything else to sell. And now children, (old and young) come to Till's and see what he has to close out, as you remember he is expecting to sell out everything by January first. THIS IS NO FAE SALE. iSolid Facts: 0 We do not try to entice peol le to come to our store by idly 6 *boasting about selling at cost and all other kinds of catch adver- * tising, but we are selling our goods strictly We sell honest goods at a smaller profit than any other mer chant ill usel yona better Suit ofCth for .yourself or boys, a better pair of Pants, a better pair of Shoes for yourself, wife, 9 son or daughter for less money than you can get them anywheree eleAsk your friend or neighbor if they have ever worn a pair of * .C. M.DA VIS &CO.'Se Wak vr hos 0n s6at'aeew~anstfh Fecheime-Fise1 0-OR Sc0ssBohes6 CLOHIG d b6 a h e nbu n pri beoe a6~orp ru esadh v obddbst colet Bydigacahbsns wessann6oss hc en b e us g v6u ut et rgo d tco e r e~ n th ote6ati etwt O.W r aife ecnpes yo inPIEadQAIY 0.M.AVS6C. A Great Holiday Clearance Sale. Those who have Dry Goods, Shoes or Clothing to buy will do well to see our offerings, as we have many lines of goods that we are anxious to close out by the Holidays and in order to do so we put them down at prices that will make them go. THEY MUST GO. A Nice Dress. Have you a nice dress to buy? Well, if you have here is the place to get it. We are closing out the remainder of our Fancy Dress Patterns, shall I say at cost? No, for everybody is tired of that old gag, but when you see the goods and the low prices at which we are selling them you will think that we are selling them BELOW COST. - All lines of Fancy Dress Goods going off at a Sacrifice. If You want nice Dress Goods cheap here is the place to come. That Suit of Clothes. It is no use putting off buying that Suit of Clothes any longer. We have a large stock on that we are at ais T at S it oolthes off at a sacrifice. Everything in the Clothing at 25 PER CENT DISCOUNT. They mnst go. Men's Suits, Youth's Suits. Large lot to select~from. Did You Ever Think about the large stock of Shoes we carry? And did you ever think about that splendid line of Shoes we sold you last win ter-the Black Bottom GODMAN SHOES for Ladies and Children? They give better satisfaction and outwear any shoe on earth for the same moDey. When you want Shoes of any kind come to The Jenkin son Dry Goods Store: they carry the largest stock and sell at the lowest prices. Practical Holiday Presents. We are not making any big show in Holiday Goods this season, but we have no doubt but what you will' find the lar gest stock of sensible Holiday Goods here to select from of any house in the town. Here is a partial list of the things that will make very acceptable Holiday Gifts: A nice line of Ladies' and Gent's Kid Gloves at $1'per pair. rAlso a nice line of Knit and Driving Gloves, from 25c per pair u P. The largest and prettiest assortment of Gent's and La dies' Fancy and Plain Handkerchiefs you- will find in this town, from 5c to 50 and 75c each. A large line of nice Zephyr Fascinators that will make. nice presents for the young -ladies, 25, 50 and 75c each. A large and most beautiful line of Ladies' and Gent's Fancy Umbrellas, at $1 to $2.50 each. A large line of Linen Towels and Table Linen that will make very acceptable gifts. For the Little Ones. A nice line of Fireworks, Crackers and Roman Candfes, and Dolls and Doll Furniture for the little girls. RUGS AND CARPETS. Now if you wish to make your good wife an wceptable Christmas gift, buy her some nice Rugs or a nice Matting or Oil Cloth for the floor. -The largest stock of Rugs, Carpet ing. Matting and Floor Oil Cloth in town to select from-all ___ our'Remnant Carpet, at 30c the yard. I Wishing you ala happy and merry Christmas, I am Yours truly, SW. E. JENKINSON. . 1s Bargain Day A IRSCHMANN'S TORE. IRSCHMANN'S TORE. Nothing but facts advertised, nothing but reliable goods carried. Our stock is complete in all lines. Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Hats, Jackets, Capes, UP-TO-DA TE MILLINERY. Our Clothing must be sold by January 1st. Come at once. Everything for everybody to wear. YOUR MONEY REFUNDED h IF NOT SATISFIED WITHnaSHINS PURCHASES MADE AT.. WE CARRY THE STOCK, - WE MAKE THE PRICES, WE DO THE BUSINESS. Come to see us; always glad to s'ee you. Yours for honest dealing, D.-HIRSCH MANN, Postoffice Block, - - MANNING, S. C. CAGER'S Put up in Standard Coopierage and in Cooperage, 220 to 230 pounds per bar - 4 rel. ~~'Finest Cooperage, Finest Quality that Money can buy. Write us for prices. We cover the Southern States. CAROINA PORTLAND CENT CO., Sole Selling Agents, CHARLESTON, - - S- C. S. R. VENNING, Jeweer. -o- Dealer in -o Watches, Clocks, Jewelry anid All Kinds of FANCY NOVELTIES. I make a spccialty of WEDDING and HOLIDAY PRES ENTS and always carry a large and handsome line of Silverware, Hand-Painted China, Glassware and numerous other articles suitable for gifts of anl kind. COME AND SE E THEM. All Watch, Cloc ad Jewel RepfmWDone u ynnerr T nM -LCK - MANNING, S. C.