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Ihe atUmnIing ?im~s. Publishes All County and Town Of ficial Advertisements. MANNING. S. C.. SEPT.. 24, 1902. Great Annual Sale At The Jenkinson Dry Goods Store Frem Sept. 25 to Oct. 25. 500 pairs Ladies Pebble zraiu and Lace Shoes to run off at 73c per pair. 50 dozen pair Linen Hemstitched Ladies Handkerchiefs 13 by 13 inches in size only 5c each. 100 dozen pair Linen Huck Towels 20 by 40 inches in size only 20c each or - 35 per pair. 5000 yards 2: inches wide very ,,,o(o quality only 3ic the yard. 50 doz. ladies Jersey Ribbed Cotton Lndervest at I5e each at 25e per pair. The greatest bargains in gent's and childrens Clothing ever shown in Man ning. 5000 yds Calico at 41c the y. 5000 yds yard wide Hompsun at 4c the yd. 5000 yds of the famous Royal Blue Calico's at Sc the yd that you can't buy elsewhere for less than Gi. If you need anything in Dry Goods Shoes, Clothing, -Millinery or first class goods or anything in house furnishing goods you should not fail to attend this sale. W. E. JENKINSON. -" Advertisers will please re member that copy for a change of ad. MUST be in t this office by Saturday Noon in order to insure publication the following week. 1 Manning Street Car Schedule. Leave Central'Hotel corner 9:00 a. m. and 6:.5 p. m. for the passenger trains, and the car wil also meet the freight trains. Arrangenent have been made with the agent at depot to tele - phone when freight trains are approachin: Manning. Fare. 10 cents each war. Died last Wednesday at St. Paul, I Mrs. Susan E. Brunson, aged 73 years. Hon. R. S. DeSchamps recently nomi nated Representative was in Manning 1 Monday. Miss Corinne DuRant of Rome is vis iting her brother Hon. Jno. S. Wilson in Manning. Mr. Hillie DuRant and Captain Bal loon of Black Mingo are visiting friends 1 in Manning. Mr. Claude Lesesne, bookkeeper at Levi Brothers Sumter spent last Sun day night in Manning. Mr. John G. Slaughter and his bride have arrived in Manning and they are living at Mrs S. A. Nelson's. Mrs. E. C. Alsbrook has moved to I Columbia for the winter, where her children will attend college. Died yesterday afternoon at Summer ton. Blanche, seven year old daughter of Mir. and M1rs. W. L. Brunson. Constable C. F. Jenkinson has been transferred to the division .of which Captain Sellers is Chief, with head quarters at Florence'. The M1anning street car company C want to extend its car line up .Brooks street. A petition to council hasf already been signed asking that the privilege be granted. Died last Saturday at his home near a Workman, M1r. I. J. Tomlinison aged about 40 years. The funeral took placei Sunday at M1idway. Rev. James Mle- c Dowell conducted the service.I Died at New Zion last Saturday Mliss Lizzie Lavender aged about 18 years. a daughter of M~r. W. E. Lavendar. The funeral took place at New Zion Sunday. Rev. W. A. Whitak-er conducted the service. -. Last Saturday the town of Mlanning1 had all the appearances of a busy mart. and our merchants realized a big day's trade. It is estimated that the salesI over the counters were over $3000. This does not include credit sales nor barter sales, but the simon pure cash. M1r. John Corbett of New Zion was I in town last Mlonday, and showed us I his account-sales of this place and those , of Timmonsville, and the showing was, that he got eight dollars more for his tcbacco in M1anning than he got in Timmonsville. One of the busiest stores in town is Krasnoff's New Idea. He is a stock mover sure. M~r. Krasnoff claims he is in position to sell clothing and shoes as cheap as other merchants _can buy them on the market. There is always somthing doing in his store. Read his ad. I The managers of the primary election are entitled to pay, and the county' chairman has the money in hand to pay them. We hope they will collect this money soon, as we have a claim which cannot be~paid until the managers get their money; so you see managers we are interest We reproduce in this issue a com munication from Col. D. W. Brailsford in last MIonday's News and Courier. There is ground for his complaint but how are you going to hielp it, withoutt or anizationl on the part of the farmers.t Al' such evils can be remedied if ther farmers will go at it right. The trustees of school district 17 at a meeting held last Friday decided to sellt the New Castle and Wayside school( houses, and build a first class modern school house, and provide it with up-to date equipment. This is a step in thei right direction, and we wish the peo ple of New Town much success in their I efforts to encourage education in their vicinity. If the merchants of this town are go ing to sit on logs with their mouths wie open and wait urntil the rail road commission bin. comes along and drops in a rate on cotton equal to Sumter, they are liable to die of lock-jaw. If theyr want to get this rate they must a show that they are alive, and can ask for their rights like men who want toi build up and hold a trade that a com- 1 petitive market is trying to take away. Do you want to paint your house'.a L. B.' Dullant wants the peol~le to know that he has secured a line oft paints which he can guarantee. Do you want a set of har'ness? L. B. Du ant has a line unexcelled in any city. This is the largest hardware establish' m~ent between here and Atlanta. itr carries a full line of crockery. house hold, and kitchen utensils and an ele- 3 gant line of stoves and ranges. haid- I ware, cutlery, guns and sportsmen sup- s plies. Oh: go to see Duliant in Snm- e It is not at all necessary for us to sa a word for the Levi Brother's in Sumn ter, their advertisements speaks more eloquently than we can. They are urging the farmers to get together. and they promise to stick to them. The Levi Brothers are without a doubtr headquarters for farmers: they paiy full s prices for cotton. and the farmers car- I ry it to them knowing before they start I from home that full maiket value e awaits them. Their stock of mierchan dise was never so large and they are e selling goods as cheap as any hiotuse in ai the State. They are next to the Court r House. C)1~1 -ll di-toriat ta. ic I: -.me-j~t' tonrs alv\ertisule t of the Sunucct"I 1)ry' 013tloods Comanv\. a co:1Incne kn1owno .iimos cve V \voman in dais part of the r state. i Is on. of the e ud.'smntest 1 tores in South Carolinal its front win- c lows are .,inwy ir eleant. This comnpa- . iv cary 't remendous .tock of every l'nr in the iry goods line. and their s irs oods depa'rtment hasi- become fa nou. It is a department sitre where e 1 house can be furnished and a ily a in he sutplied. When ol go to Sum- 1 cr do not fail to pay this :o'e a vst. a Not Doomed For Life. "I w-a treated for three yc.r by1 ood doettrs." writes V. \. C leCounells lle. l ,0.. "fo il e I s. aid r 'istulabut. when all failed, Iicklcu's ' ruica Salv cured me in two week,." ires Bun''-. lruises. Cuts. Corn,: m'.s I rIuptions. Salt Iaeum. Nt~vor tno ,. av Sc at The 1t. B. Lotryca trug tore. C We men are always lookinr out for n he --newest" and the "nobbiest. next door to the famous Sumter Dry ;oods Company is the elegantly ap ointed clothing establishmeut of dessrs Stubbs & Cuttino. voting. wide .wake, and anxious to sell goods i his new irm. They have fi:ted up heir store with a view to attract and o show goods. and they are doing it oo. They carry a large line of cloth n' and enut's furnishings and it will ay you to go to see them. When yo. teed a suit of clothes you can he web upplied by Stubbs and Cuttino. Lingering Summer Colds. Dan't let a cold run at this season. ;ummer colds are the hareest kind to ure and if neglected may linger alon or months. A long siege like this t ill null down the strugest constitution. )ne Minute Cough Cure will break up he attack at once. Safe. sure. nets at >ce. Cures coughs. colds. croup. ronchitis. all throat and lung troubles. ['he children like it. The I. B. Lorvea )rug Store. The little jogging we gave our mer- t hants last week about the lethargy of I he cotton market had the efTeet of f uickening the puises and the restt cas. that ever since the cotton market c as been jam1 pl) to Sumter every day. c Ve have had the assurance from cotton >uyers that through the balance of the p eason Manning will keep in close e ouch with the Sumter market. The e tiiTerence in the freight rate bet xveen r tere and Sumter is so small that our 1 armers will find it will not pay to haul a hat distance to save it. and of course t rill bring their cotton here. t Water Cure for Chronic Constipation. o Take two cups of hot water half an our before each meal and just before [ oing to bed. also a drink of water. hot r r cold. about two hours after each I eal. Take lots of outdoor exercise-v calk. ride, drive. 'Make a regular i abit of this and in many cases chronic i onstipation may be cured without the T se of any medicine. When a purga-t ive is required take something mikl nd gentle like Chamberlain's Stamach .nd Liver Tablets. For sale by The 1. B. Loryea Drug Store Isaac M. Lor ea, Prop. Jenkinson is with us this issue with i . .half page advertisement, and we e cant the readers of this paper to note 1: he prices he quotes. No one can con-e eive the immensity of Jenkinson's tock until they go and see it. This ride-awake merchant has the reputa- ~ ion in the commercial marts. of being i ne of the best, buyers they come in g ontact with and his selections displayv .rs class judgment. because he sells that he buys. One of the main secrets a the mercantile business is to know a that the popleI want, and this MIr. C enkison has mastered. Notwith.. t tanding the fact that Jenkinson has t le largest store in town he had to go s~ ntside to stow away p~art of his stock. l Iis millinary and dress making depart- U ents are the busiest place.in town.i Baware of the Knife. No profession has advanced more a apidly of late than surgery, but it I hou not be used except where abso atelv necessary. In cases of piles for xample. it is seldom needed. DeWitt's Vitch Hazel Salve cures quickly and I ermanently. Unequalled for cuts., urns, bruises. wounds, skin diseases. tecept no counterfeits. "I wasi soil roubled with bleeding piles that I losit1o auch blood and strength. iay J. C.u >hilis5. Paris, Ill. "De\\itts W~itch C azel Salve cured me in a short time " ooths and heals. The 11 D. Lor'ca a )rug Store. There is nothing like ma'king a( rep tation and then holding it. David J. handler the clothier, is the oldes.t in he business in the city of Sumter. IHe s now where he started in the old Wirn store. " and by his honorable ealings. he has merited a ieptutat ion. chich extends far and wide. No man 'e bought an article from the cloth-. g store of D. .1. Chandler_. and went way dissatisiied. or that it was mis- A emresented. This is the secret of! handler's success. He never deceivea. f an atrticle turs out bad. he wvants oi to return it. and he will settle the cote with those from whom he bought. so ustomer of his shall be the loser. las he a stock'. WVell go and see. and o will say vou never saw a betut. *arety any where.c Certain Cure for Dysentery and Diarrhoea. "Soe varsago I was one of a partyr ha nene aigalong bicycle n rip" says F. L. Taylor. of New Alba- Is y, Bradford County. Pa. "I was taken (I uddenly with diarrhoea, and was about o give up the trip, when editor Ward. *f the Laceyvi.lle Mlessenger. suggested e hat I take a dose of Chamberlain's f 'olic Cholera and Diarrhoca R emedy- v purchased a bottle and took two does, s ne before starting and one on the 'oute. I made the trip ucessfully rid never felt any ill e.eet. -\'ai tst. summer I was almost comltely un down with an attack of dysen atey boght a bottle of this same' rmedy 1. ad this tune one 'lose curedl ie. Sold I y The B. B. Lotryea Drur Store. isaae t I. Lorea, Priop. Remebter we will niot carry delin ents after October 1st. We cannot iTord it. Those who want our paper hould realize that it cost money to geti Sout. We know there are somec pico- f he who are peirfectly good who per- I ait themselves to gct in arrears. nut bese people have no idea how; it ,reCsses'us to raise money to keep them ppled. w..ith au newspapier. Ten here is ai dead beat class, who take the taner' as- long- a- it wi lbe sent withot bouer. and h ivt1 is. stoppe)d they go bout 'abui.n the edittor and his paper. Se hav e been very initulg'entr and otr ead.-ers. shiould inow comec forwvard and how th atppreciation v. our~ leniency. \ e need rioney, vand yotu owve it to us. is. n honie-.t eb. an~d the aimotinti ma.1. if all wh~o arc in at-rears wvill S oimie and payv up. i: wil 11u~t thits news1 aor in a poititon ti d htiatile fur the top an 'int this day andi ttimi tie :h'hic in -sympthy wi ithi tham. - A Sad Dissapointmnent. I neect i-e meutecine is a d isani oinat trinan 'bre the ' id-i ofth 'tomachi and ho' l, DIit L t. re etOie to tlee. c tre hi lie' I e. torp00id lit.r and pril evet -vetr.s h P b Lr-v-t nm'' ',to a liY last' \V-nesiday at the age of bom ; , vem-S at his home in New ,('n. \nierson Bovkin. a highly Sspe: itizen. and a man whosC oim'ital i was unbounded. The de ei-ed ha'd been an invalid for many ears, with a malady which bailled the iof physicians. lIe was. before tricken, a tail iaiulsomne man, erect iti a soldiery bearing, black piercing ves. and a long blowing beard as black s a ravens wing. The hand of allic ion was laid upon him and he became s helpless is a child. Ilis tall figure ooned, and his flesh turned hard and ad every appearance of being ossified. started in his hands and then spread. 'rough all of his illness he bore his ondition heroically, and although 1-alizing that he was gradually going own, lie was cheerful. his devoted -ife was ever at his side, and through er affectionate ministrations he re ived every attention that love and indnesscould devise to ameliorate his andition. The funeral took place iiursday and l1ev. P. B. Wells-of MIan- t inc condncted the service. A Communication. Mr. Editor-Allow me to speak a few ords in favor of Chamberlain's Cough remedy. I sui ered for three years t -ith) the bronciitis and could not sleep I t nights. I tried several doctors and arions patent medicines, but could get othing to give me any relief until my ife got a bottle of this valuable medi in. whicl has completely relieved e -W. S. Brockman. Bagnell. Mo. his remedy is for sale by The 11. B. .orvea Drug Store, Isaac M. Loryea. What we had to say last week about is cotton market did not fall upon caf ears. and we are sure it will have Lie desired effeet. One of the buyers pproached us last 'Monday night and the course of our talk he assured ts at he is doing all in his power to in ( uec cotton to this market. that. he is i ayiug full market price. considering he small difference in freight rates be een here and Sumter. He further .Lvs. it is to his interest to induce cot i to come here because the more ales he buys the more money he makes )r himself. This buyer claims that in taking public his "limit" he gives it ut to merchant and farmer alike, with ut the slightest discrimination. The entieman referred to. has much ex erience in cotton buying,. and he laims that there are "-knockers" on very market. and it is the hardest tatt'er in the world to prevent com lain ts: for instance, if a merchant pays debtor more than the market value at high price goes out as the market. ien when another farmer sells for the ash and receives a lower price he goes ut and hits the market. In the opin >n of this buyer 'Manning as a rule is iving the price as close to Sumter as c a freight rates will permit. but if the erchants really want to build up this arket they must do as is done else -here, buy cotton with a view to draw g trade. and not with a view to mak ig a direct protit out of the cotton. he more cotton sold here, the more 'ade, and the more trade, the more rotit. Josh Westhafer. of Loogootee, Ind.. a poor man. but he says he would ot be without Chamberlain's Pain aim if it cost five dollars a bottle, for S saved him from being a cripple. No ( xternal application is eqtual to this . niment for stiti and swellen joints, ntracted muscles, stiff neck, sprains d rheumatic and muscular pains. It as also cured numerous cases of partial aralsis. it is for sale by The R. B. orya Drug Store, Isaac M1. Loryea, 1 1'01). We have an or-dinance in this townc alnst Sunday selling, and it is strictly: a forced, antd wh ile we have no objec-I on to the otdinance, wve do object1 the inconsistency. If a man has .cknss in his family and wants a few mons or a little ice, he cannot get it. n Sundav's without tirst getting a erit from the authorities, but if he -ants to take a frolic, he can go to a very stable anai hire a horse and bug and "splurge" about town. So far we are concerned it makes no differ ace. but when "Blue laws'' are enact d, fairness requires consistency. If , is wrong to sell a little ice or a few ions on Sunday,' it is doubly worse to i~e out horses that should be resting. E it is a desecration of the Sabbath to tl a necessity on Sunday, it is an out igeous sin and damnable in the sight God to force beasts of burden to make money on Sunday by hiring them Lit. We iake no professions of reli ion. but wve have too much respect, ad honor too highly, those wvho doi neerely profess religion, to require of l ose we emp~lov their labor on Sunday. lone many cover~ a multitude of sins so tr its this'earth is concerned. but men e c-annot keep the ve il of hypocrisy 1 'om melting wheni the lamnes of hell me in contac with it, and then the I ickedness so slyly' covecred on this arthi will be exposed in all of its hor' bleness. Town cotincil, if you will av-e a Sunday law le t it cov-er the jtust anid unjust aikeL.' The sinner id the saint, the Pharisee, and the 1 ublican. If it is wvrong to work thy man-sevant on Sunday, it is equally I -rong to work thine ox or thine ass. Take Care of the Stomach. The man or woman whose digestion erfect and whose stomach performs .s every function is never sick. Kodol i inses. lurities and sweetens the( onmach andti cureS p)ositively and per tanently all stomach troubles. indiges- I on and' dyspc-psia. It is the wvonderhul( eoustructive tonic that is making so anv sick p~eople well and weak people I :rong by c-onveying to their bodies all. fthe noureshmnent in the food they at. I1er. J1. H. Hlolladay, of Holladay. liss., vrites: Kodol has cured me. I :sider it the best remedy I ever used >r dvspepsia and stomach troubles. I -as 'given up) by physicians. Kodol ived my life. Take it after meals. he 1I. B. Lot-yea Drug Store. W. F. M. S. District Meeting. The annual meeting of the Woman's j oregn \lissionar~y Society of Sumter strit conve-nedl in Bethel church. swgo circuit. Sept.. 11th., at S o'clock. . m. The attendance wvas very good. 'ric ofleers and 14 delegates respon edto i)1l call. The meetings were iteusly intr-esting fronm beginning n'and Id trust we all will endeavor Sdo nor e for amissions than ever be ire. We feeli- indebted to those good enpe fo the-ir kind hospttality. Nns. WV. G. KING. Excursion Rates. To- Wasigtont and return SI0.00. T o Ncw Y ork and return $i20.00. ie Atlamntic Coast Line wvill sell >uu~d tri tickets from Sumter to hin-gton and New York at figures -,mied.I Tickets w-ill be ptlaced on sale etober 3r-d. 4th. 5th. and fith., good return until Octiober 15)th. 1902. . Ticts to WXashing~ton will permit i-ovr- ont going or return tip andi aal limit Novemb er 3rd by depositing1 k-t witna thle Joint Agecnt at Wash i2o2, ant upon p-aymi-nt of fifty (50) tts. for furtheriii linformattin sece .2ei.ii \\teli WX. .1. Ul.lA IG. Gei.neral Passenger Agent 1 Wilmington. N. C. "ivFortune Favors A Texae.1 aand stomtach,. and being without vot ite. I began to use I1)r. Ki ng's i-w Life Pills."' write-:: W. P. White ed. of IKennt-dale. Tex., "and soon -it like a new man.m" Infallible in _ omach and liver t roubles. Onlyv 25e BUSINESS LOCALS. Ikead Till's ad this week. S. I. Till's, next door to ligby's. Come to Till's Store Thursday. Fri lay and Saturday. Buy your Hat from S. I. Till, he has he biggest assortment. Millinery Opening at S. I. Till's Chursday, Friday and Saturday. Labor Contracts for cotton picking an be obtained at THE TIMES office. A grand opportunity to buy goods .heap at Jenkinson's great annual fall ;ale. Don't fail to see our line Cf carriages Lnd Double Buggies. Legg, Hutcn uson & Co. For Sale-500 acres of first class to >acco land. For information apply at his office. When you buy goods from S. I. Till, -ou pay for what you buy and nothing nore. S. I. Till is known far and wide as he high price BREAKER and low )rice MAKER. At Jenkinsons' you will find 5000 ards very good Homespun 27 inches ide only 34c the yard. Our Millinery Opening Thursday and riday. Come all. D. Hirschmann, text door to postoffice. Don't buy your Hat until you go to . I. Till's, he has the biggest assort nent. and a New York trimmer. We do not have to sell goods at a sigh price to make up for some body's >ad account. S. I. Till's next Rigby's. Save your hay crop by buying a 'hampion Mower and hay rake, noth ng to equal them. Legg, Hutchinson e Co. The finest Box Paper that can be iad, in the latest styles, at Venning's fewelry Store. Also Tablets very !heap. Remember that Jenkinson is carry- = ng one of the largest stocks of Gent's d children's clothing of any house in his town. Millinery is one of our strong lines ye have the Hats, we have the right )rices and a fine Trimmer. S. I. Till ext to Rigby's. We have a large shipment of Red lust Proof Seed Oats, Seed Raye and torn, will arrive the last of this week. Legg, Hutchinson & Co. Ladies you are all invited to attend >ur Millinery Opening Thursday and ,riday. Come one, come all. D. Hirsch nann, next door to postoffice. Orange Blossoms are blooming. Go o S. R. Venning's and buy your Wed ing Presents. He has a large and iandsome line. Levi block. For a bad taste in the mouth take hamberlain's Stomach and Liver Cablets. For sale by The R. B. Loryea )rug Store, Isaac M. Loryea, Prop. Don't forget Jenkinson's annual fall ale opening Sept., 25., and closing )ct,, 25., here is your chance to buy : 'our fall Dry Goods, Shoes and cloth- _ ng cheap. Why will you pay $2.00 for a Shoe or at when you can get the same goods: rom S. I. Till for $1.50. He has no: >ad accounts to make you pay the ad itional 50c. 10000 lbs., Portland Cenient and an ther car of brick will come this week. Slarge quantity of Anchor Brand ~ime fresh from the kiln. Legg, Hutch nson & Co. Wanted-To cure every case of Chills - nd Malarial Fever with Palmetto tate Chill and Fever Cure. Guaran- 4 eed. Postpaid 50c. Ramsey & Co., Vedgefleld, S. C. [18-4t A fine audience greeted Ralp Bing iam last night at the Institute Hall. 4 de certainly gave the people their noney 's worth. The Manning Lyceum .tartedI otT well.4 When you buy a Hat or anything ~ rom S. IL Till you don't pay "5 per cent 4 or some body's bad last years account. Ve sell for cash and have no bad ac ounts for you to pay. 4 At Jenkinsons' you will find the lar- A rest and most coniplete line of all kinds )ry goods .Iiilnery, Shoes and cloth ng of any house in this part of the 4 tate and here is the place to get bar rams. Remember that W. E. Jenkinson has een serving tbe the people of Claren [on for nearly 20 years, and what he 4 as not accomplished in an honest and traight forward way he has left un one. 4 Mr. Plumer Clark. who has been i mployed in the Sumter Pharmacy for g he past year has accepted a position w'ith Dr. W. E. Brown & Co., of Man- 4 ding, where he will be pleased to serve I lis many friends. Good Eating. Fancy and Staple Groceries. Send ne your orders for anything you want 4 or the table. Full line wvell selected roceries, Fruits, Vegetables, Canned .nd Dried. Best Cream Cheese, Fox 4 liver Butter on ice. I consider HENRY 3AY FLOUR the best on the market. d prices are low considering quality. 4 resh Cabbage, Onions, Potatoes and pples~ every day. P. B. MorzoN, grocer. 4 A Card.4 Eo M Patrons and Customers: 4 I amn still having Beef at 10 cents per 4 >ound. Ice at i cent per pound. Don't orget the bridge that carried you 4 eross during the summer when others ~ roke through: this bridge was strong .nd durable and still lasts, with the 4 >est Meats of all kinds-Beef, Pork, 4 ;ausage and Mutton. WM. JAMES. Proprietor. 4 4 RHAME'S DRUG STORE, SUMMERTON, S. C. 4i encil Tablets, &c., i& < Rhame's Drug Store Bring -ur Job Work to The Time.s office. A BIG STOCK . OF ... Fine Clothiug AT THE.. . ONE OFTHE GATEST" "ig Store."E TINE CLOTHING. We are receiving almost daily the handsomest line of real fine, up-to-date lien's & Boys' Clothing ever shown in Sumter. THIS IS NO SHODDY STORE where you buy any kind of old Clothes, but a place where you can invest your dollars as safely as putting them in a bank. We carry nothing but the very best at the price and guarantee what we sell. Men's Sack Suits, Double and Single Breasted, $5.00 to $20.00. BOYS' SNITS, 3 to 16 Years. UOc. to $0.50. Double and Single Breasted. Lots of good Patterns to select from, Cheviots, Serges and Worsteds. -m Ages 3 to 16 years. - Shoes. Hats and Shirts. I We can please you in each line, and respectfully in vite you to call. STUDDS& CUTTINO I I bS. Main St., - SUMTER, S. C. I 'Phone 170. FALL & WINTER SUITS SAre now in and w e feel sure that we can show you something that will please you exactly. There are lots of new ideas in Suits this season and we would like for our Clarendon friends to drop in and make their selections while the as sortment is full. We have good, Ser-viccable Suits for men $5.00. as low as................-.-. Medium grades at 86.50, $7.50 and. .... ...8.50* And much finer grades at 810, $12, $15 and 20.e00.* Boys' Suits from $1 up to..... ......... 8.50. A call from you will be very much appreciated. 0. J. CHANDLE'R, CLOTHIER AND FURNISHER, ISUMTER. - S. C. TO THE LADIES, We desire to extend to our many lady ifriends a hearty wel ;ome to call at our store, where they will find now on display the nost complete line of Fine Dress Goods, Silks and Trimmings ver shown in Manning. It is a known fact that we lead in Fine Dress Goods and this 'act is more thoroughly demonstrated in our great stock of Dress Toods and Silks we are showing this fall than ever before. All of he newest things in dress fabrics will be found in our large stock. Tailor=Made Suits. We have added a new department to our store, a nice line of Jadies' Tailor-Made Suits, ranging in price from $7.50 to $20 and an fit any lady from 32 to 42 bust measure. Cloaks and Furs. For many seasons past we have been carrying a nice line of Jloaks and Furs, but this season we are carrying the largest as ;ortment we have ever shown and all of the latest style garments ,re reflected in our splendid line of Cloaks and Furs. The Monte Carlo Jackets will play an important part in the iew style Cloaks this fall. We have the Monte Carlo in stock. Millinery! Millinery! Our Miss Coppedge has been in the markets of New York, hiladelphia and Baltimore for the past five weeks, where she has >een studying the styles and buying our fall and winter stock of Millinery. The ladies may look for a treat this fall at our fall opening of attern Hats and fine Dress Goods, Silks and Trimmings and fine tillinery Goods. ientlernen, We Have Not Forgotten U. We are now showing one of the largest and cheapest lines ent's, Youths' and Children's Clothing to be found in town. Children's Two-Piece Knee Suits, from 50c to $5 per Suit. Men's All-Wool Suits, from $5 to $15. Our line of Hats, Shirts, Collars and Cuffs and Gent's Fall and inter Underwear has no equal in this town. Our great Shoe Stock. It is useless for us to dwell upon the merits of' our great line )f Shoes, for the people are too well acquainted with our famous ne of H. C. GODMAN BLACK BOTTOM SHOES for Ladies nd Children. Our great line of Reynolds' Hand-Made Shoes for Gent's fine rear and a general line of Staple Shoes up to the highest stand Lrd. We picked up a big bargain in Shoes and we offer the same at bargain. Five hundred pair of Ladies' Heavy Pebble Grain Work Shoes t '75c per pair, in both Lace and Button. Call and see us when you want the best Shoes for the least oney. W. E. JENKINSON. things we are offering in Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Housefurnishings and Groceries. Thursday Morning, Bright and early, we commence the Winter Sale of the most desirable goods ever brought to this Manning city. We invite inspection as to prices, quality and fair treatment. We have no baits or catchy stuff to offer, but we sell you first class goods that wear and make everlasting customers. We have adopted this as our motto: Honest, liberal treatment to everybody. 10 Pieces Double Fold Plaid Dress Goods at. 1 Oc. 5Pieces Double Width Worsted Dress1 i 15Goods at.............----------. 5 Pieces Striped Waisting, in Medium..Green,5 Pink, Blue and Garnet, at-.......-...-e--, or two yards for 25c. 5Pieces Gray, Navy and New Brown, 50-inch 50c, All-Wool Homespun at........-.....- --~ 5 Pieces All-Wool Venetians, in Dark Green, A 9c 2 shades of Gray, also black, 38 in. wide, at..T ' Black and New Blue Brialliantine, 50 inches 75 wide, at .. . .. -.- - -- - - ----- --- - -- Great things in the higher grade Dress Fabrics, 50 inch Broadeloths, Whip Cords, Camel Hair Mixtures we are showing that our space will not permit us to Pe~retty Waist Flannels, pretty Silks, pretty.Velvets. 25 Dozen Ladies' Bleached Heavy Fleece- 2 c Lined French Shaped Uindervests at ... SDozen Glove-Fitting and R. & G. Corsets, new 25 shapes, we have just placed on our counters. They are yours at the usual prices. We are showing the nobbiest Straight-ront Corset on the markets for..... - . - --- This Corset is made by the R. & G. people and can't be matched for its wearing qualities. 75 Trunks from S1.25 up to any price you care to I 7pay. 50 Suits'f* Boys'+ aleSuit~~ ~ ~-~95c. 100o e,"'s""ui.s..$5 TO $16.50. We are showing the great Schloss Bros'. Tailor Made Clothing and they are up-to-date. The Great Shoe House. We love to sell you HAMILTON-BROWN SHOES, for we know you will come back a satisfied customer. With every pair of American Lady Shoes purchased Sof us we will present the lady with a handsome Oil Painting,;14x22 inches, of the prettiest girl in America. Now in addition to this great line of Hamilton SBrown Shoes we carry other Shoes too. Here's a Peach. 72Pairs Men's good High Cut Every Day 85c. SLadies' nice Sunday Shoes at.-.-.......-.--.-..-9-c OrChildren's School Shoes are the greatest on earth. They will save you money, besides afford your children great comfort. Oldr . I !