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Just Received! FROM THE NORTHERN MARKETS. A BEAUTI FUL LINE OF Ladies' Dress Goods. My Notion Department is again complete. I have several cases of Dress Ginghams that was bought at the old price, at S 1 Sc. to 12 1-2c- per yara. Percales, Flanneletts. Chambray. Madras and Linen-Finish Goods, 12 1-2c. .nd 15c. values, only loc. My UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT is again complete. I can fit or suit everybody. from the Infants to the old Folks. I AM ina position to take care of your hands. I ave a Line of new Gloves for both men and women. Prices from $1 up. Now is the time to 'uy yourself A SWEATER. i am now showing them in almost all colors, from 2:5. to $6.50. No reason why I cannot sell you a PAIR OF BLANKETS. These are the best to be had, and a big as .sortment of Comforts at prices from $1 to $7. Also some infant Crib Robes, $1 and $1.50 each. I am showing the best Line of HOSIERY to be had. Try Biltmore's Guaranteed Hose for the -school children. I a again showing "KLOSFIT" PETTICOATS from $1 up. These are good value's. I am right here with the goods, and I will expect yon tomorrow. The Young Reliable. I - I rINt[UV~T * * IRSCIMAlNNS you can get what you like and will like. what you get. When you cast your eye on this list it's pretty sure you'll find some thing you'll need today or tomorrow: Fine Dress Suits, Dess Goods, Notions, -F&U Overcoats, Rain Geats, Hosiery, Manderwear, Neckwear, Sweaters, Gloves, .Soes, Hats, Shirts, Sall ready here for Ladies' Men. Youths' and D. H-irschmann. I Physicians Advise neuse d aaoa ve. to keep the bowels open aanreent the posens ci uniiess~ LAXATIVE VELTOLIVER SYRUP A FULL CAR LOAD OF MULES *F. C. T HOMAS, MANNIN6. S. C. BRING YOUR MJ OB. W OR K TO THE TiMES OFFICE. A BISMARCK STORY. Olaying the Role of Cousin Was Just to His Liking. In his university days Bismarck was as jolly and boisterous as the least promising youth of his generation. Ac cording to the author of "The NI. I'. For Russia," be enjoyed dancing and singing better th: study and was as full of fun as his chosen comi.:mion. Count Keyserling. was defivient in It. and on this difference in tetnpelramit hangs a tale. One day the shy and reserted Kev serling came to Bismarck In great ag tation. "What is the matter?" demanded Iis. marck. "iy mother writes that an aunt and two cousins are coming for a week to Berlin. and. as they are very youn: and inexperienced. I must go a14)t everywhere with thlem. Ldrering the-a all sorts of amusenients. It is twost annoying. :ronned Keyserling. ":a have to prepare myself for examirin: tions and have no time for pretty Coun try cousns." Dismarck saw his chance and Imme diately inquired: "Ilave you ever seen these youn; girls? Have they ever seen you*' "Never in my life." "Cnpital' Nothin.: 1rould be better. Let me be Count Keyserling for t he time being. nnd you becotne simple Bismarck. You stay at home., and I shall become a tirst class cicerone dur Ing all the time of their visit." Keyserling ea::erly accepted the prop osition. When the yount ladies ar rived. Bismarek met them as Keyser ling and placed himself at their di.s position during their stay In Berlin Keyserling buried himself In his books and thought no more about it untll the girls had gone home to the Baleic provinces. A week or two later he was discon certed by receiving a letter from home In which his mother expressed her great delight in hearing from the young ladies and their mother how im mensely they had enjoyed themselves and how very agreeable and kind their cousin had been. "I am overjoyed." continued the fond parent. "to hear from their description that you have grown quite stout and robust during your stay at Berlin." Foiey's Kidney R1emedy will cure aty ease of kidney or bladder trouble that is not beyond the reach of medicine. Cures backache and irreg-ilarities that f.neglected might result in Brights disease or diabetes. W. E. Brown & Co. A COOK'S CREST. The Decoration Wcr by a Pompous Peri::n Chef. A quaint story fro-a iersia is given in a book by .\r J:n:-s. The author had missed frt::: his suiddie the brass plate inscribed wi's *he i *::tker's name. Souter. at:d w.:s wr::th at his loss. since the name w'vut for much in the judgesent of the e-st. "One day he- says. "I was sitting in my favorite to-:shom with ay friend assan All. discussing :as usual Eng lands perfidy i: nai:::douing m-rth Per si to Russian :ua-hinations, when a most dignified Persi:un enstere-d the auberge. ice was pr-ecede-d by a well groomed boy carrying his dust coat. The Persian bowed to mc with great. cvilty and passed into uin Inner apart ment. As both man and boy bore burnished gilt crests upon their tall astrakhan hats I took them to be pub li functionaries of no small Itupor tance. "'Who was that, Eassan Aliy I ask-1 ed. 'I do not remember having seen him before, yet evidently he recog nized mue-' "'That,' said my friend, with is maill beady eyes twinkling. 'is your1 cook-yes!' "'My cook!' I answered In astonish ment. 'I took him to be at least the governor's chief of staff.' "'Well, he is your chief of staff,' which to him seems a higher degree yes!' And Hassan All smiled his In mitable smile. "'But what In the name of good con science is the Impertinence that he wears upon his hat? "'That must be yr.r crest. It is a badge of your-s" "'On my honor. Hlassan All, you m-.st not make fun of me! I have given the man no crest, and I have never set eyes on him before!' "'I have seen the badge" flassan All continued. 'It Is undoubtedly your own. It has the motto -Souter," which Is doubtless the old heraldic contrac tion for the word souteneur, and also the subtitle. "By royal appointment" -yes. It, was, of course, the missing saddle plate, which the Ingenious cook had "conveyed" as a hegaldic decoration Not Personal. Count d'Orsay had an explosive tem per. Sir Algernon West says that the count "once called on the publishers. Messrs. Saunders & Otley, on Lady Blessngton's behalf and used very strong language. A beautiful gentle man in a white neckeloth said he would rather sacrifice Lady Blessing on's patronage than stand such per sonal abuse. 'I am not personal.' said DOrsay. -if you are Saunders, then -- Otley; if you are Otley, then -- Saunders.'" Forced Into Exile. Win. Upchurch of Glen Oak. Okla was an exile from homze. M\ountain air-. he thought, would cure a frightful lun'g racking cough that had de~ed all rem edies for two years. After six mouths he returned, death dogging his steps. "Then I began to use Dr. King's New Discovery." he w-rites. "and after tak ing six bottles I am as well as ever." It saves thousands yearly from desperate iung diseases. Infallible for Coughs and Colds, it dispels Hloarsenes; and Sore Throat. Cures Grip. Bronchitis. Hem orrhages. Astbma. C'roup. Whooping Cough. 50c and $1 00), trial bottle free, Zuaanteed by all druggists. Little Breoaks. Among "blunders In emphasis" the prize must be awarded to the remark of the beatiful Maiss Gunning to George II. She told the king that she would dearly love to see a coronation. A compliment not infrequently takes a questionable form. 0. W. E. Eus sell in his -"Collections and Recollec tIons" tells of a working class admirer who once said to the dean of Windsor Dr. Wellesley). "I always say there's nothing of the gentleman about you." -St. James' Gazette. The Part That Never Changes. "What a very affecting part. my dear" remarked the husband as they returned from the suburban theater the other night. "I suppose :here wasn't a dry eye in the house." "I observed, however." said the wife. "t' .t there seemed to be the usual number of dry thr-oats."-London Tit Bits. CIRCUSES. The Old anJ the New and the Great est D.awing Card. Before the one ring days and going back a few centurits the circus was represented in the i-erson t'r am e bank, a thin visa::d. elean shaven mal who hitched his .rap-ze to the sturdy limb of :i vilage oua and did feats to the ii. coneed -.nazeiuent of a peti-:e who respected God sOme what. but the d-vii and his black magic a great de;;! m..re. A long and high jtimqp this-'rom mountebank to modern iiii-pidrot-ei from a man who lived tinder his 11.t to a:"tented city which hou'es :is many as :.0%wI people in one day and regu larly furnishes foxl. shelter and trans portation for 1.2) m::ore. to say inolh Ing of ai hospital. :i postotlice and a cotumissary where one can pt:rchase almost anythiug from :z postage stamp to a suit of overals. The bi show today is as highly spe cialized and deviously organized as is our greatest business institutto::. Its mainten:ince costs a thousand dollars an hour. Yes. it's : long jump from the mountebank: but. after all, things haven't changed so much in some way Is. It A man who was running a trick pony and dog show last year ndded a1 "thriller" to his prorram in the way of a dangerous tying traipeze qct. To the delight of his pockets. but the in tense dis:ust of his tralner's soul. the door receipts almost doubled. He had two men at the door one night who asked the outgoing crowds which part of the show they liked best-the trick e animals or the acrobats. They answer ed as one. -The acrobats'" Danger-danger to other human lives and limbs-that's the drawing eard. after all. excepting only the chil dren who are too youn;: to be gory minded and who find most delight in , the clowns. We grownups like the "thrillers"-the more deadly the better. -William Allen Johnston in Harper's Weekly. No Case on Record. t There .s no case on record of a cou.iJ r :or cold resultingZ in pneumonia or con- If sumption after Folev's Honey and Tar i has been taken, as it will stop your n cough and break up your cold quickly. Refuse any but the genuine Fole's Honey and tar in a yel'ow packa-e. Contains no opiates and is safe and sure. W. E. Brown &Ce. Where He Blundered. A Cleveland lawyer tells a story about a Milesian wielder of the pick who had been digging a trench for a gas pipe lenditg to a private residence -a one inch pipe. Contemplating the excavation and comparing Its capacity with the loose dirt, he shook his head in doubt. "Be P this and be that." said he. "I'm think ing I'll not have room in the ditch for all the dirrt on the pile. bad cess." "But." said a bystander. "why not. Pat?" -Sure." he made reply. "because I t didn't dig it deep enough!"-CleelandI s News. A Growing Love. I Mr. and Mrs. Married Bliss were both growing very plump. and every effort to reduce weight had proved fruitless, and their discontent with ta their failure was pathetic. "It is too bad." said a mutual friend 3 to a sympathetic physician. - The Bisses are so fond -of each other and ! used to be so graceful and slender when they were first married-" "Ah. well!" replied the physician. j "Think how much more they are to each other now."-Life. I f you desire a clear complexion take oley's Orino Laxative for constipation and liver trouble as it will stimulate 1 hese organs and thoroughly cleanse our system, which is what e veryone needs in order to feel well. W. E. irown & Co. The Day He Selected. When .Mr. Gladstone wias alive he ~ was once discussing with some friends S at Howarden castle the greatest day. in the world's history. Each member of the group was asked to say on which day he, ID the past or the fu ture, would prefer to lIve, It being supposed that he should have his pres- 1 ent knowledge, and afterward return to his present existence. Mr. Glad stone chose a day In Greece when Athens was at Its highest glory. Not Like Him. The V'icar-l'm surprised at you. Mggs. Why, look at me. T can go into the town without coming back In toxicated. Miggs-Yesh, zur. But Olf be so popular.-London Telegraphb. Might Have Helped. "We were traveling all day In the teeth of the gale." "Pity you didn't have a dentist." "What for?' "To draw the teeth!" That's Different. "Here's a case where tear turned t dark hair yellow".'' "-Fear turned the hair yellowl Bosh"' I "Fear of beIng out of style."-Ex change. Foey's Honey and Tar- cur-es coughs quickly. strengthens the lungs and ex pels colds. Get thle genuine in a yellow package. W. IE. Brown a~ Co. Her Domngs. "is wife made a fool of him." "'What reason have you for saying that?" "I have his own word for It." "Get out:" "I have. He says that all he is lie. owes to his wife."-Hlouston Post. The Old Mistake. "De man dat answers a :told brick circular," said Uncle Eben. "makes de old miistake. instead o' tel in' Satan to ;;it behind 'im. he thinks ac kIn git head o' Sataxn."-Washingtonl Star. On Oath. The Court-You will swear that the prisoner stole your umbrella? The Plainti-Your honor, I will swvea that he stole the umbrella I v'a3 car rylg.Cxreland Leader. CATARRH CURED AT HDME~ ITrial Treatment of D. Blosser's Catarrh Remedy Free to Sufferers i you have: catarrh of th~e nohse, throat. or un's. It you are constant:'v spto: h:.mgn the nose". haw s.torppd up 'r-;m:. hat anu deann'. a.sthmna, Oro.,chis or wea :un!L.. you can cure yourself at hom'e by' a remaedy -o ,.mpe that even ai child can useC it. It will cost you .nly a. po'tai crdI to cet a w.drui r'-nedy. It i' -na b raadi to eve'ry moire !!ber.. ag- contannga e-nough t-- Iast one n u- ho.'ant w!! be 'wan by mai! for $!-.~ A postal card with v'.ur ram'- and add:"' s heito1. IR. 10o . .l;an'. s. ''. w:t brmin A BURGLARS ADVICE. Nhere to Kcep a Rcvo.lvcr .'t Nigh and How to Use It. I take ny pe' inl !:.:d tip warite yo n :2e;nver t:s I ii : i2:: ;.: : . I : e -"V i tim" . a y :.. 11 b.| II your b edroor.:I d, S %r ui: : w u:tke Vu sae froin bur:rs-:tinin ato the reenn: :ad shoot in: .tour hen IT aud to tell h.:: the ;I:l w:.v v e safe frowt h:tr:n bb !br:lars is t ly still whenl titey tells v'.u to :t1i fter they has gonet to co!!eet from th =rglnry insttrtece coint:nny. Your :nn **Victi:' is :I (ull ;uv 1 e hinks n- >olt will stop any oene th: nows hi. trade. bee::use we tawny uts a gimlet hole I thrO'h the pnnt ight back of the bolt :nd sizes i ack quiet and c:sy just the saim ry as we puts holes 1hrough th. nel back of dend intches nn outsid oors, because there :-iII't nrei,i2n: wi top a man that knows the trade onl steel door with i:n iron-erossbar bNc f it and e~cetric cont::ts nll round. Wmt's :nore is that :::v mwin th:i eeps with : pistol tt::e!er his pillo a chumup. betause t:it's where w lw:tys % eels for it hi' fir-! thing an ets i:l beforep:--.ree-i::: in the bus ess O w ee::::-. i:he rri-ht Plnee t tNep :I tl bein:: in tihe fr'ont ha I t n 1::ii 'n i:r y .t :iin a1:. is ' l to ar. l::::::: te Io h N -4, (Pt:: I ::! :-d v:n ::.- w-ithi it. h< ideS i- ! ':-: l:-i 1 r ;n -V!t5 peop! 4 2- . :: , 11 tdi :ind fe4- fo I-i - ! t h:e; ::::': ife-: : n rI ore. I .t -..;t'y w : :a -::' , ! 'is!.> to he J:i: hin :,!:d =!ilr h:-' *:,tn rv w t:: to ::- it th. I: ;.re ler ;lnee for 1 ; ::K-a -!v. I3 -::tte thast the're w--::lwr:tvs h--ok for it. but it t ;I.. I it f T!n- bel. :herit wher ou - : t4ret-h cut with your toes s int whe: you wtke up n::! feel ih tTrh:a's h:2id -:-aebin:: nder you illow you e:n Iy a still till be move ver to the bure:u. when you wi are plenty of titmne to get hold of you un with your toes nnd pull it up get le and slow like you w:ns still fas sleep till you get your grip on it ani Ten if you are qInlek lent::h to mak Ie bur:lnr shoot in the smoke al Ight. but if you ,:)'t got the nerv Dr the jo) you'd better not have n uns around. because he will sho ext. Having been In the teit slipping ani istol collecting business for nin ars. I guess I know the game. an, I knowed where your tnug "Victim res I would just come up some evet = and pinch his gun for him to shoi Im his bolt Is no good.-Sloppy Mik i New York Sun. Diplomacy. "But what muade you Irritate her fa er?" "I had to do It. I wasn't any to4 opular with the girl until her fathe arbade me the house."-Louisvill< 'urier-Journal. After Him. Aunt Crnbbe-I think It is my dut: > tell you that I have beard frot reral sgrees that Mr. Brown is : cry fast young man! Daisy-Fast a e is. I shall catch him yet. auntie! ,ondon Fun. Very Close. Warden-Hlow's the campaign goin: p your way'? Sort of a close contest ellers (gloomily)-Closest I ever saw either side Is giving up e blamet t.--nuTffalo Courier. [own LotC his Is a Good Opportt Lot in the Town of NI All that yout have to do is t ubsription in aldvanIce. Or if ubcrie and pay for one year Those who have complied ;ill be put in ai box. and on the nee of witnle~ses. some child wi ox one slip of paper. This sli] h'Io has patid all indebtledness t( on int advannce. aind to) this pers ntate we will execntie a warr'an hie"w putrch~ased at the Lese: This is no ::ne of chatnce < oa Tow~ S UI ~subcriber(1. Bring in. come iln or send. et this valuable present. ONE OF THE BEST ife Insuracce Comtpanlies in tii' work 1h6 Mutual life Insurance Gl of New York. 're p~OP.e fr'02m theL west coa-.,t f.ifrica 2" rie- :tet hamlet ::': '.out'h Caro.:na he' .edscis i:n thi's ::oe,. old comipany. A manL2 and ai companyIi are tnoewn cy :h~ uraC .ee e~e2n' ee N.'w Y..rk. tea . rrs .,e.o n.tion promp.:t:v =d . n : , '..:'!.ctoery mn ar. u.ccen-e .: temn er~.te'd therou:ethat i:, Specia: .1:':en *al cin.' th. heitdnsre'Nw ISAAC M. LORYEA, SPECIAL AGENT 'larendon and Sumter Counties for he Mutual Life lnserance Ci of New York, SUMTER, 5. C. For Sale. On 40-Horse Boiler. on : lorse impr:ov'ed Lidell Engin< mc Saw Mill. on G;rist Mil mec :3 Horse Boiler. and or: trotecrs& WellIs' -Horse Pou Ir Engine. A pply to C. F. RZAWLINSON. .Jor'dani. S. C. \RANT'S DRUG STORP The Licensed Druggist Sells Everything in )RUGS and MEDICINE Notice of Discharge. I will atpply to thre .i udg" of Proha r Clarendon County. en the 1'-th d I Novmubcr. lin. for !etwers of ai barge as' .\dmi~niettrator of the. esta 'rank W. Thigpen. dlec'ense". .JUSEP!! T' STUEFS. .\dmini-rator. [r. King's New Life Pill The hbet int the world. DRIVING A NAIL it Morc to It Than Sim:ply Hammering I' Into tho Wcod. a On.e who thinks that the driving of a a :l .a it i:.y in :teVttini the t vi.!.- l- fgth f it ut of sight has lit!.- 'ie..i,:ion 'f the ren! nature of the ierti. says the Scientitic .Anmer d i:g. A un:ii driven by% :in expeert will - ,fte:i l'.d severnl times as Iuch as o "ne ill driven. whiwe. too. it Is often d i:iaide to dr:w the Iirts into place. If e you have ever watched a rnechanic drivin nail!s you have doubtless noted f that lie rarely drives one at right .t angles with the face of the work. s There is a reason for this. Suppose that -1 Le ik na"ing the "sheeting" ou the it fram.e of a building and desires to e draw the board down tightly against c the n:.e below it. le points the nail c do-::rd. and a few well coiwidered !I bl.ws at the last produce the desired y eZfect. If the honrd is bent edgewise, so k that much force is required. probably ie vilI start the nail in the upper edge. t p*'lig very sharply downward. A .g::lti. two nalls driven In a board at e direrent :zes will hold It In place d much more :irnly than the same nails i- wo!lll if they were driven at right n angles wi:I the face of the board. ii Did you ever notice that in driving ta nail in very hard wood one man will I- do It successfully, while another suc ceds only in doubling the nulil t:p be e fore the point hns fairly entered the r wood? The difference lies In the fact that the cpert strikes the nail fairly d: and not too hard, "coaxing' it in. ei while the other strikes too hard and A with indirection. It may be properly s mentioned right here that in driving s a nail into very hard wood It is usual e, ly profitable to dip the end In oil or o grease. This will not sensibly inter e fere with the holding qualities of the r nail. while It' will be found to very s materially facilitate its driving. r ' His OW Good Trait. Loafer-Can yer spare us a 'a'penny. :t mate? 0 WorkIngman-Wotcher want a 'a'pen e ny for? Loafer-Cos I got one. and I wants e another for the price of 'arf a pinL D Work!ngman-Ever done a day's work In yer life? Loafer-No. guv'nor. cawn't say as I 'ave. e Workingman-Well. yer never done a pore bloke out of a job. anyway. 'Ere's yer 'n'penny.-London Punch. Those Useless Question:. e "Billy, did you ever pick up a live trolley wire with your bare hands?" "Many a time." "Didn't it give you a shock'" 'Give me a shock? it killed me dead every time."-Cbicago Tribune. ri - Perilous. : "Were you ever in a railroad disas ter?" "Yes-I once' kissed the wrong girl while going through a tunnel.''-Cleve r land Leader. I it's the fellow who minds his p's s and q's that sleeps on flowery beds of - e's.-Philadelphia Record. Spiteful. Dear Creature (speaking metaphoric ally)-That absurd .\and F~orsyth can't ?see an inch beyond her nose. I The Othier Dear Creature (speaking I spitefuliy)-Pe'rhaps she is dazzled by ite brilIfance. rven1Away! inity to Secure a Building anning Absolutely Free ! o pay what you owe and one year's you dlo nOt tatke THE TIMES now. n advaince. with these conditions. their nam~es 18th day of December. in the pres L be blindfolded andl draw from the p will contain the name of a persor Tuis TIMES and one year's Subscrip on or to any one he or she may' des. tee deed to one ot' the building lots se lot sale. >r !l tery. but a~ straightforward gifti our subscriptiotns and be eligible to ,We Do Not Weni 1. The Earth, But we do want to sell you a port iori aof your Groceries. *The quality of our goods is alway: -un to the stanudard and we give sat .factioni to every customer. 'Prices Are RighI WVhen you buy from us you ear re'st assu'red that you get goods a. chieap as vou can b~uy them any w here when quality is cor.sidereud. Prompt Delivery Th1l~si.. i a featu:re ini tile grocery buisine?-, which is very imptortant, anid this iS what y'ou get when yot bu f romtus Ltet us till your next order. P. B. Mouzon. FOLE Y'S HONEYANDTAR The onigie L.AXATIVE cough remedy. For coughs. colds, throat and lung croubles. No opiates. Non-alcoholic. Good for everybody. Sold cverywhere. The genutine FOLEY'S HONEY and TAR is in aYellow package. Refuse substitutes. Prepared only by Foley &~ Company, Chilcago. W_ E. BROWN & Co. -.A A The Kind You Have Always Bought,nd which has been in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of . and has been made under his per sonai supervision since its Infancy. Alowno one to deceive youin this. All Counterfeits Imitations and "Just-as-good" are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children-Experienco against Expinme. What is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor O, Pare gorie, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotie substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural Sleep. The Children's Panacea-The Mother's Friend. CENUINE CASTORIA ALwAys Bears the Signature of The Kind lol Hao1 M Jways Bough In Use For Over 30 Years. w c mmn mmmmmmmmmamV. mmm mmmvg mr ww @ Good Crops and high prices for cotton and other produce means money in the pockets of all our people. This money will be spent, and we hope it will ail be spent in our own W town and county. This being the case, then we are gab ing to use every effort to get a good share of the trade, Z and if Square Dealmgs the best goods, and smallest profits will insure this, why we are going to have it. We have now the largest and most complete Stock of Hardware we have ever had since I being in the business. General Hardware of every discription, Ranges. Stoves, Heaters of all sizes. The a best Stock of Crockery and Glassware in town. Paints, . ~Oil, and Varnishes. Headquarters for Guns. Shells and p SSoorting Goods. A full Stock of Keen Kuster Axes, Ea SKnives, Razors, Scissors and Shears; every piece guaran- 3 Steed. Enamelware in all the latest designs. The famous Pittsburg Weld, and Ellwood Wire Fenc- a Sing,. Barbed Wire also. and at prices that cannot be duph-. Scated. A cordial invitation tc all. In the Levi "Busy" Block. IWedding~Presents! ARTISTIC CREATIONS IN Cut-Glass and China JUST OPENED UP. In Cut-Glass, we offer Tankards, Sugar and Cream Sets: Cologne Bottles,. Bon Bon Dishes, Berry Bowls, - Celery Trays, Spoon Trays, Nut Bowls, Nappies, Etc. A few appropriate items from our large Line of China Iare, Hand Painted Tankards from $2.75 to $7: Chocolate Sets from $3 to $.25: Salad Bowls from $1.25 to $3.25; Ramikins. per Set, $3: Cake Plates from $1 to $3; Nut Bowls, Cranberry Sauce Sets, Oatmeal Sets, Comb and Brush Trays. Pin Trays, Art Pitchers and Vases, Et., Etc. Remember, we are not afraid to speak our prices out-there's nobody goingr to beat us. Manning Grocery Co. "Big Store <>n The Busy Block." SEED *AS REDE RUSTPROOF. S~T D EEi .UAT. SMOOTH AND W -Y LrLIeBEARDED VARITIES. Seed Rye and Barley. 6rain Pasture Mixture, composed of Turf Oats. Wheat. Barley and Vetch. The best winter Horse. Cow and Hog pasture you can possibir plant. There will be a Roller Flour Mill in Sumter by January. 1910. BOOTHHARBY LIVE STOCK CO. IEpperson's Old Stand. SUMTER. S. C. BrinYour Job Printing to The Times.