The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, April 05, 1905, Page 5, Image 5
MNIG. S. C., APRIL 5. 190-5.
Publishes All County and Town Of
ficial Advertisements.
Advertisers will please re
member that copy for a
change of ad. MxUST be in
this office by Saturday Noon in order to
insure publication the following week.
All Eyes are Turned on Jenkinson's Depart
ment Store.
If you want a nice Black Dress or
a Black Skirt, Jenkinson's is the
place to get it. Large stock of choice
Black Goods to select from.
If you need a nice summer Silk
Shirt Waist Suit Jenkinson's is the
place to get it,as they have the finest
line of Silks they have ever shown at
this season of the year.
If you need a nice Spring Hat, see
our great line of Millinery, we have
just what you want.
See our great line of Trimmed Hats
at $1 each; they look cheap at S2.
Do you need a nice Silk Umbrella?
Call and see us. We can do you
some good if you want to save
money.
Gents', do you need a nice Spring
Suit, a nice Hat or nice Collars, Cuffs
and Neckwear? It will pay you to
see us, as we have now in stock the
largest line of Clothing and Gent's
Furnishings in the town.
If you need Shoes it will pay you
to see our great line of Gent's, La
dies, and Children's Oxford Ties. Al
so a full line of High Cut Shoes.
It matters not what you need, it
will pay you to see Jenkinson's. You
will -come nearer getting it there
than anywhere else.
W. E. JENKINSON CO.
Farmers meeting Saturday.
Dr. W. M. Brockinton is spending a
few days in Savannah.
Mr. Alva T. Sublett of Summerton
spent yesterday in town.
Attend the Cotton Growers' meeting
in Manning on April Sth.
Hon. Jos. F. Rhame and family have
returned home from Florida.
Everybody who uses soap should read
D. 0. Rhame's advertisement.
Miss Hattie Perry of Wake Forest,
N. C.. is in Manning visiting her sis
ters.
The people will have an opportunity
to hear a distinguished lot of speakers
April 8th.
We want our readers to give more
than usual attention to the advertise
ments in this issue.
Tell your neighbors and your friends
to come to the farmers big meeting
here next Saturday.
Mrs. Jno. G. Slaughter and Miss
Alma Smith left left yesterday for Mul
lins to attend the marriage of their
sister.
There will be preaching at Fellow
ship church next Sunday at 4 o'clock
p. m. by Rev. M. A. Connors. Public
cordially invited.
Miss Emma Ayres of Solem, 'Va.,
whos~pent the winter in Manning with
her sister Mrs. J. M. Holladay, has1
-- ned to her home.
Rev.Bare ?zasof Charleston ar-]
rived in Mnig -Monday morning
on a visit to the family' f. '--~Lit
yea and left for Sumter yesterday.
The meeting here next Saturday is
for the farmers good. Let us give the
speaers a rousing reception, and show
to the State that Clarendon is alive.
Miss Margie Appelt left yesterday
for Mullins to attend the marriage of
her friend Miss Loulie M. Smith to Mr.
Herbert E. Vaughn on the 12th inst.
There will be no services at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday. The
pastor will be at Presbytery which1
convenes at Hephzibah. church at
Scarborough, Sumter county.
The Summertoni depot was destroyed
by fire list Thursday night, and every
thing in it went up in smoke. The
cause of the fire is suspected to be the
carelessly dropping of a eigarette.
Let every man interested in the Cot
ton Growers' Association make himself
a cmmittee to see that a large turnout
is had on April 8th, to hear their in
terests discussed by Smith, McLaurin,
and others
Taken up at Mr. W. H. Gaillard's at
DuRant's, a pair of roan horses, the
owner can have same by proving the
property and paying the expenses of
care etc. Address W. H. Gaillard
DuRant, S. C.
Rev. A. N. Brunson, pastor of the
Manning Methodist church has been
honored with an invitation to preach
the baccalaureate sermon for the Cita
del commencement. Mr. Brunson is of
the class of 1887..
Our' thanks are due Mr. L. Murray
Fischer for a handsomely gotten up
invitation to attend the commencment
exercises of the South Carolina Colleg~e
of Pharmacy which takes place this
eveningat the Academy of Music.
Miss Julia Sprott was the unfortunate
loser of $20. on her way home from the
bank to her dinner yesterday. She will
be very grateful to the finder to return
the money. There were three $5. and
five $1. bills.
Send your orders to'the United Syn
dicate Buyers, 450 Broa~way, New
York City, N. Y., big or little, they are
in the centre of the metropolis and ex
cte all orders to the very best advant
age, looking~out for their clients' in
terests.
We are in receipt of an invitation to
attend the marriage of Mr. Robert Lee
Jones to Miss Rosa Lee Woodfield at
UprSeneca Baptist church, Ce
GrvMaryland April 12th. Mr.
Jones is a son of Hon. Geo. R. Jones of
Davis, and a young man who has won
for himself a high stand in the business
world. We wish for him and his, much
success and many joys.
Last Thursday afternoon the dwel
ling house of Mr. D. R. Lloyd about
one mile from Manning together with
its contents was destroyed by fire,
caused it is thought from a stove flue.
One bureau, sewing machine and two
feather beds was all that was saved,
and among the things of value destroy
ed was a'new piano recently bought.
We are glad however that Mr. Lloyd
had 900 insurance, while it will not
comensate his loss, it will be of great
helpto him.
W. E. Jenkinson Co. is out this
week ;iu a large trade searcher and
what he offers are at tempting prices.
Read the prices he quotes, then go and
see the goods. Jenkinson is no bluffer,
he means business in everything he
says and does in his store. Of course
what he says when~ buggy riding does
not count,because his speeches on these
ccasions are stereotyped and his conm
panions, one and all, get handed to
hemthe same spiel, but when it comes
to selling to goods he has the eye of an
eagle that can see away off, and a heart
that has a feeling away down for thel
man or woman that wants to exchange'
money for goods. Go to see Jenkinson's
Died at Yorkville last Sunday. .Mr.
John A. Barrou. brother of Mlrs. F. N.
Wilson of this town. The deceased
formerly lived in Mianning, where he
practiced law and edited a newspaper,
the Clarendon Enterprise. Mr. Barron
was a general favorite, and especially
with the ladies. He had delightfully
entertaining manners, and was a man
with a fine sense of humor. Although a
bachelor, he loved little children. and
they loved him. MNr. ".Iohnny" was
everybody's friend.
Ran Away From Home.
Corns. bunions. warts leave home
when Dr. Kiag's Corn Salve getS after
them, and though it only costs 10e., is
guaranteed same as if sold for a dollar.
hat's King's way always. Sold by Dr.
W. E Brown & Co.
Ned Mack who was to be hanged on
Friday has been granted a respite by
Governor Heyward until the 28th inst.,
upon the-recommendation of Solicitor
Wilson. A strongly signed petition
as forwarded to the governor, urging
im to commute the sentence, but the
overnor referred the matter to .udie
Klugh and Solicitor Wilson, the former
leelined to make any recommendation
but the latter, inasmuch as some
hought there was a doubt about the
;anity of the condemned man, Solicitor
Wilson recommend a respite in order to
ave an expert examination made.
Plans to Get Rich
ire often frustrated by sudden break
lown, due to dyspepsia or constipation.
Brace up and take Dr. King's New
Life Pills. They take out the materials
which are clogging your energies, and
give you a new start. Cure headache
and dizziness too. At The R. B. Loryea
Drug Store. 25c Guaranteed.
It will be recalled that Mr. Joseph
Sprott had his pocket picked of a watch
belonging to Mrs. Sprott, and on last
Monday a negro by the name of Sam
Frierson who lives on the Berry place
ear Trinity was arrested in Sumter.
Frierson attempted to dispose of the
watch at Bultman's jewelry store, Mr.
Bultman suspecting the watch to be
;tolen, turned the negro over to Police
man Weeks, who locked him up. Po
iceman Weeks learning from the negro
that he was from Clarendon, called on
the writer to learn if anybody had lost
i watch, we told him of Mr. Sprott's
oss and described the watch, he then
showed it to us and our indentification
f it was complete. Telegraphic com-.
unication was at once had with Mr.
prott and Sheriff Gamble, armed with
i warrant, went to Sumter yesterday
morning for the prisoner. Frierson
:laimed on Monday to us that he found
the watch between the bank and the
irtesian well in front of the court
ouse. He is now in jail hei'e.
- Forget About Your Stomach.
[f your digestion is bad the vital organs
)f your body are not fed and nourished
is they should be. They grow weak
d invite disease. Kodol Dyspepsia
ure digests what you eat, cures indi
Yestion and all stomach troubles. You
'orget you have a stomach from the
very day you begin taking it. This is
>ecause it gets a rest, recuperates and
radually grows so strong and healthy
hat it troubles you no more. Sold by
rhe R. B. Loryea Drug Store.
The Mutual boys had a record-break
ng opening last evening, and their vis
tors appreciated the beautiful display,
he ladies especially, were carried away
way with the embroidery exhibit and
nany a yard of it did they carry away
rith'them. There is no doubt about the
~Iutual having, this season, an elegant
ie of dress goods, the finest they have
~ver carried. Their millinery depart
nent was not decorated with a lot of
iesand bunting, but Miss Burkhead
:ertainly'did irave her artistically trim
med hats so arranged as to attract the
mdmiration of the large crowd of visi
ors, who seemed to enjoy the evening
3.nd the polite attentions of the Mutual]
eople. This store has adopted a :novel
idvertising plan. They give away
~ickets, and the lady holding the lucky
2umber when the drawing is made is
resented with a beautifully trimmed
at. There is no gambling feature
bout this, but the scheme is on the
,rinciple of giving a rebate ticket with
each purchase. The opening display
ontinues all through this day and
seenng.
Ballot-Box Stuffing Allowed.
As previously announced, a hand
some ring, mounted in genuine rubies
ad pearls, of pretty design was donat
ad by a Philadelphia lady to the build
ng fund of the Hannah Levi Memorial
ibrary, and this ring wili be voted to
the most popular lady at one cent per
vote. There is placed a ballot box in
ach store with envelopes, the voter
writes the name of the lady chosen on
he envelope and the money contained
i the envelope when opened repre
ents the number of votes cast. For in
stance one cent reprtesents one vote, 81
eepresents 100 votes. Each day these
boxes will be opened and the number
)f votes each lady receives will be re
ported to Mr. S. R. Venning, at whose
jewery store the ring is on exhibition,
who will post it, so that each day, until
the close of the contest the voters will
know how the vote stands. On the
evening of May 1st., the final result
will be declared, and the lady having
received the highest number will be
given the ring. The proceeds from
ontest will go into the library build
ing fund, and we hope a goodly sum of
money will be raised by this means.
Here is an opportunity for our people
to display their patriotism, the money
raised from this contest goes to a grand
purpose, one which this town should be
vitally interested in, and we believe
there will be a pleasant rivalry, be
cause we are all interested in the one
grand purpose-the building of a suita
ble house for our publiei library.
We hope every merchant and clerk
will electioneer for their respective
boxes, see which store can secure the
most votes, and let every citizen inter
est himself in the contest, and if we are
as zealous in this matter as we are
when interested in a county or munici
pal contest there will be a nice round
sum to be added to the building fund.
This is one time when a voter is not
restricted to a single ballot, the votes
may be cast early and often, and no
registration certificate, oath or po011
lst required.
Youog men do uot think this ballot
is confined to young lady contestants, a
married lady has as much right to be!
voted for as the most beautiful six-I
teener, and if left to us, we would urge
the married men to give the young
chaps a hot chase for this very pretty
jeweled circle: a married woman could'
place that ring upon her index finger
and wear it as conspicuously as the
smartest girl that every pulled her
skirts around her -the girls always
hold their skirts with the hand the
rings are on. Boys, if we were you, we
would see to it that the prize goes to
your best girl, your mother may not
'need it, and some other fellow should
look ut for your sister, but we do not
intend to dictate how to vote. In this
contest everybody votes for his choice,
and all that'it costs is one cent per
vote, with the grand and glorious priv
ilege of voting as many votes as you
will. as often as you please.
liotice.
All members of the Hampton Light
Dragoons are hereby ordered to meet
at their parade grounds, at Panola,
April 7th, at 10 o'clock, a. mn., sharp,
fully armed and equipped. By order
BIYYnx HARVIS,
Orerly Sergeant.
Everybody Come!
Manning will be honored CXt Satur
day with the presence of a number dis
tinuished gentlemen. some of whom
re Hon. E. ). Smith, President. of the
Stite (rotu owers' Association:Ton.
F. HI. Weston. Secretary: Mr. F. H.
Hvatt, Treasurer; Hon. John L. 'Mc
Liurin. and Ilon. Richard I. Manning
These gentlemen are invited here to
urge the farmers to aid in the great
movement looking to the organization 1
of the farmer on a plain, practical busi
ness basis, that he may obtain a fair
price for his cotton This is a move
ment which, if properly understood,
must appeal to the good sense of every
man, and where it has been properly
presented all interests have combined I
for the one purpose. We want every
farmer, white and colored, to come to
Manning next Saturday. This should
be an occasion when every man should
feel it his duty to see after his neigh
bor and urge his presence at the meet
ing, and he should aiso use his influence
towards urging the colored farmers to
hear these speeches. At Simter last
Mlonday, the court house could not hold
the crowd, and the meeting adjourned
to the opera house which was also
filled. At this meeting there was a
goodly number of representative col
red farmers, some of whom told us
they were going home and urge their
friends to back up the white man in
this fizht. In an interview with Sena
tor McLaurin, lie told us, that there
are two counties in South Carolina he
felt especially close to. One is Claren
don and the other Greenville, that
while in all of the counties he has many
friends, Clarendon and Greenville have
been specially kind to him. and he
would make sacrifices to go to either
of these counties when the people call
him, that he would be in Manning
Saturday unless some Providential
cause prevents. He went on and said:
"Tell thl people of Clarendon I am
more anxious to see, and talk to them
than they can possibly be to see and
hear me talk. I will be with them and do
my best to give them good advice."
About Rheumatism.
There are few diseases that inflict
more torture than rheumatism and
there is probably no disease for which
such a varied and useless lot of rem
edies have been suggested. To say that
it can be cured is therefore a bold state
ment to make, but Chamberlain's Pain
Balm, which enjoys an extensive sale,
has met with great success in the treat
ment of this disease. One application
of Pain Balm will relieve the pain, and
hundreds of sufferers have testified to
permanent cures by its use. Why suffer
when Pain Balm affords such quick
relief and costs but a trifle? For sale by
The R. B'. Loryea Drug Store, Isaac M.
Loryea, Prop.
Persons having the following or
other books of mine will confer a favor
by returning: Shakespeare, green back
Volume, tissue paper and gilt edge:
Krentza Sonata, by Tolstol: Lives of
Great Commanders: The Leopard's
Spots, by Dixon: Looking Backward,
y Edward Bellamy: History of the
Lowry Gang in N. C., and some other
books that I cannot mention.
J. H. LESESNE.
BeTh kid You Have Always Bought
signature
of . c4? die
The Murder Case in Valdosta.
Valdosta, April 1.-The commitment
iaring of A. L. Frierson, charged
with the murder of J. E. Flood, some
time ago, and Mrs. J. E. Flood, acces
ory to the killing, was held here this
~fternoon before Judge Griffith, of the
City Court. The main witness was lit
le John Flood, stepson of the murdered
an, who saw the tragedy. Frierson
vas bound over to answer for murder,
tnd MIrs. Flood held as accessory after
he fact. Eer bond was fixed at $1,000.
i number of witnesses were sworn, and
large crowd attended the preliminary
nearng
c ccasionally vou see a woman in
mourning who looks as if she actually
mnjoyed it.
A man doesn't necessarily have to
have a stroke of* paralysis in order to
become paralyzed.
When two persons tackle a duet it
looks as if they ought to sing it in half
the time one could-but they can't.
Bears the TeKind You Have Always Bought
signatue
Now is the time to take a spring
tonic. By far the best thing to take
is turray's Iron fixture.
It makes pure blo'd and gets rid
of that tired feeling.- At all drug
g-ists.
50c a Bottle.
Or Direct from
THE MURRAY DRUG COMPANY,
Columbia, S. C.
New Livery Stable
Summerton, S. C.
We will always have on hand good
teams and vehicles to hire, and espe
cial attention will be given to the
onveying of drummers to different
points.
Bring your horses to our stables to
be fed.
Rhame & Smith.
OUZON,
The Staple and
Fancy Grocer,
arriea full and complete line of Green and
Prched Corfees. Sugars, G rits. Meal and all
Hcavy Groceries.
You can tind on my shelves, right fresh Can
ned Meats of all kinds, including such delica
ies as Chicken. Tonguc. Chipped Beef. Lob
ters. Shrimps. etc.
I have the entire garden of freshly .canned
Vegetables of the staple variety, including far
ol Boston Baked Beans.
Of the easily digested cereal preparations I
arry, among others. Force. Shredded Wheat.
Cream of Wheat. etc.. all of which is delicious.
healthful and nutritious-the very food for dys
peties and invalids.
You want Condiments. None are better than
HEIlS CELEBRATED PICKL.ES, MUSTARDS,
and his varied line of appetizing relishes. I
cow ithe time to buy your Jellies and Pre
serves. Come to MOUZON'S for them.
I keep all the time a full line of
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables.
You can get your breakfast, dinner and sup
per from my store. I can feed the toiling la
borer or the fastidious epicure: the irritable
dyspeptic and the pettish invalid.
SQUARE DEALING, live and let live, with
olden rule prices covers my motto.
Before buying for your table call and see
. B. MOUZON,
The (arooer'.
Kodl Dyspepsia Cure
ni..sts wat+ yu at. I
BUSINESS LOCALS.
The Furniture Man. Levi Block. tf]
For Neck Wear see .1. H. Rigby.
.enkiuson Co Grand display tomorrow
and next day. string music.
Plant Wood's tested and true Wheat
Seed. The R. B. Loryea. Drug Store.
Fancy Vest beautiful assortment at
J. H. Rigby's.
Two (2) Druggists at The Prescrip
tion Drug Store. Capers & Co.. Prop's.
For fashion, fit and finish-There's
none better made, Dee-Vee Shoe for
men at J. H. Rigby's.
For Rent-A nice six-room house on
Church street, near Methodist chureb.
W. P. LLegg.
Tlhoroughbred Barred Plymout.hj1
Rock Eggsfor sale at $1. per setting.
J. F. Dickson. tf. I
Legg & Hutchiuson are offering big
bargains in good secondhand Buggies,
Carriages. Wagons. and Harness on
easy terms.
D. Hirschmann's grand Millinery
Opening will take place Thursday, 6,
all day. Come one, come all. A grand
line of Hats will be shown.
Jenkinson Co Great Millinery Open
ing Thursday and Friday 6 and 7 music.
We will be in Summerton Tuesday
April 11 to Saturday 15th, Inclusive
making tine Photographs. Cloud3
weather no objection. Satisfaction
uaranteed. Taylor & Beaty.
Our grand MIllinery Opening will
take place Thursday G, all 'day. Ladies
you are cordiaily intvited. All are wel
come. D. Hirschmann.
You will find a pretty line of new
Buggies, one and two-horse Wagons,
single and double Harness, Men's and
Boys' Saddles, Whips, Buggy Lap
Dusters, Umbrellas, etc., at Legg &
Hutchinson's Stables.
Ladies, you are cordially invited to
our grand Millinery Opening tomorrow
all day. Come one, come all. D. Hirsch
man.
The greatest Millinery Opening .Ten
kinson Co ever had Thursday and Fri
day 6 and 7, music.
Don't fail to visit J. H. Rigby's store,
Many bargains there.
Wood's Wheat Seed is the best.
The R. B. Lorvea Drug Store.
M. M. Krasnoff,formerly of Manning,
now in New York, has opened up a job
bing house, and has bargains to offer in
drg goods. clothing, notions, ladies ap
parel, etc. , He is also a resideu, buyer,
who is able to save you 25 per cent. on
purchases entrusted to him. He solicits
trial order to convince his merchant
friends of what he can do. Address
Cohen & Krasnoff, 214 Canal street.
New York.
For Sale.
Old Presbyterian church building.
For particulars apply to W. S. Harvin,
,hairman, b'ld'g com.
0TH E H EGE LOG BEAM
SAW M IL L
WITH
HEACOCK-KING FEED WORKS
ENGINEs AND BoILEE5, WooDwoEEDTG
MAcmINERY. COrrON GINIG. BEICE
vIA.me AND $SaINa XE AN~D LATH
M.cINR. CORN IIILs. ETo., ETC.
GIBBES MACHINERY CO..)
Columbia, S. C.
THE GIBBES SHINGLE MACHINE
Fire Insurance
1 represent ' some of the .
oldest and strongest fire
insurance companies do
ing business in the Unit
ed States, and respect- -
fully solicit a share of
your patronage.
. R. SP R -T
Overworked
KIDNEYS.
Murray's Buchu, Gin and Juni
per is prescribed and endorsed by
eminent physicians. It cures when
all else fails. Prevents Kidney Dis
ease, Dropsy, Bright's Disease. etc.
At all drug stores.
$1.00 a Bottle.
Or direct from |
TlE MURRAY DRUG COI1PANY,
Columbia, S. C.
..THE..
R. B. LORYEA DRUG STORE,
ISAAC M. LORYEA, Prop.,
Sign of the . . . Golden Mortar,
Beg to inform their many friends and custom
ers that they are prepared to supply their wants
with their accustomed celerity.
We carry a full and complete line in every de- -
prtment of the
DRUG BUSINESS
and every attention is, shown to the wa~nts of
their customers.
For Many Years
We have endeavored to give the very best at
tention to our customers' wants, and feel that
we have succeeded.
Our stock of
DRUGS, MEDICINES
and CHEMICALS
i complete in every particular and every and
any demand can be supplied.
WVhen in need of PURE DRUGS and MEDI
CINES call on us and we can give you general
sA ORDERS receive our careful andim
mediate attention on day of receipt.
We hope for your kind patronage which for
ye - we have earnestly striven to merit.
ISAAC M. LORYEA, Proprietor,
Sig-noftbce
Golden Mortar
-~ MANNINC, S. C.
"rP-HONiE NO. 2.:
Bring your Joh Work to The Times office
Rhame's Drug Store,
A For a few days only makes this
Special Offer:
One box (old style) Col
gate's Violet Talc....... 2Sc.
And one one box Allan's
- 1L Borated Talcurn.. 25c.
CILG&fELTotal 50C.
F or. . . . .. . . ...... '15c.
Remember, this offer closes as
soon as this notice i iemoved.
wt Dainty People
\/ VIOCF18t~
Toilet Soap,
delightfully perfumed Violet
Soap, 5c and 15c the cake, at
RAAME'S DRUG STORE.
Turkish Bath Soap i
Needs no introduction.
RHAME'S DRUG STORE.
When You Shave
Use COLGATE'S SHAVING SOAP and let your
face get smooth and free from bumps.
Three styles at Rhane's Drug Store, 10 and 25c.
Fairy Soap,
Seven (7) cakes for 25c.. at
Rhame's Drug Store,
SUM IERTON, S. C.
-&E
UE
100.........
ITHIS SPACE
Points the way to big Sv
ings for you. We have
Bargains in everydeat
ment.E
We Ulldel'lby all( Uldel'sell f0' Cash l
Remember we sell Milli
nery at about half price.
~J. W cED
The Cheapest Store inthe State.
L.evi Bloc1L..
~00
Some Reasons Wihy
We Are Aways
L~k-Wo -~
Our Spring Stock is one of the most
I beautiful ever offered in Sumter.
40- .,.
- Our lines are usually exclusive, dif
___ ferent from others, and this is what the 2
- ladies like~
We know the new from the old and
those who do .not will not be imposed
- upon.
If uncertain what to purchase for the
- ew Easter Gown or how to make it we
can tell you.
Some Other Reasons.
We are selling abutai (washable) i
SSilks, 20 inches wide at 20 cents per
Oyard. Less by the mile.
7-Ten styles of beautiful Foulard Silks
to select from -at 50 cents, their real
WPvalue is nearer 75 cents. t
h36 inch Silk Warp Eoliennes, exqnu
Ssite shadings, including Black, 50 cents.
w 24-inch Crepe de Chenes, any ev en
ifing Shade, warranted pure Silk, 50
\cents, and similar values in every de
Spartment. -2
Our Spring Millinery Opening will
be held on April 6th. We shall ep
deavor to make the occasion a pleasant )
one for the ladies:
Very truly,
Sumter, S. C.
go- Sli0Furniture on easy Payments
Most Wonderful Sale
_ __ _ OF F
it right now at wonderful bargains. Nothing is more serviceable
than a good matting. We have a great assortment f China and
Japan Mattings in plain white and new colored designs.
OWe buy such goods as these in tremendous lots so as to get
the best discounts and can afford to sell at very lowpriees, espe
ei-ly when we really wish to sell off a lot of good Mattins.
We have any kind you may want from
10 c. yard to 30c. yard.
Picture Frames.
S When you are moving or fixing up the house for spring, don't _
Sfail to get some new picture frames. They do a great deal to
Imake things look new and fresh. If you have a specially old
picture that you value very highly on account of associations,
bring it here and let us frame it properly.
Any price from c. a foot to 50c.
SCLocks- That Keep Time.
We are showing now a big line of good Clocks. All kinds,
but they are all of the finest workmanship and keep perfect
time. Some of the finer clocks are beauties for'the parlor, while
-the plainer ones keep good time for the hall, dinig room or bed
Sroom, Alarm Clocks that will wake you up on time. They ring
Sjust at the time you set them for.
S Special prices nowv on all Clocks.
75c. to $10.
Big line of Crockery. Chinaware of every descrlption. Corn
peesets for dinner, breakfast or tea, or single and odd piees just
ayou want the~m.
OUR CROCKERY PRICES ARE LOW._
00Coplet Lime Elo0f NeW Fuitlre'.
ofWe are selling all kinds of new Furniture in sets and all sorts
of prtyodpieces. Prices that cannot be duplicated any
where on the same quality of goods.
Buy Your EURNITURE from
T H E F URNITUR E M AN.
S . L KRASNOFF,
IFUR NITURIE AND UNDERTAHING,
Manning, S. C.
- Funniture on Easy Payments N1I1 iifF