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Ut~ teIImmgnonuesI t i MANNING, S. C., SPT. 6, 1911 - t.jbishes All County and Toxyn Of- D ficial Advertisements \dlvertisers will plas e nember that copy for. change of ad. MUST be in t w ti}ce by Saturday Noon in order to ai; are nublication the following week. RUTH CHAPTER, NO. 40, b H ROYAL -\RCli -MASONS s Re::u'ar 31eetin , Second Mion' day in Each "Month. Av..AmZs, Fin:D LSEESNE at High Priest. Secrtnly' at 12 th 'OH, &SAY! b tr Take a Look at The ' 5-10-2" K STORE. JUST OPENED UP Bargains all the time. P! Ise THE in fr RED FRONT STORE w rE On Levi Bloc 1 I et - cc Mir. Bertram Weinberg has returned o from Baltimore. Mrs. J. H. Orvin and children. have r.-turned home from Saluda, N. C. tc Mr. T, M. Wells- has resigued his el p ,Sition in the 0ce of the Clerk of o court. T Dr. Everete Isezuan of Manning. was amo_ g the guorlu tossed visitors .on Sal- t h, va 1 3fd. r . Dr. Weincma. of Charleston a forTer r'sident of Manniig has been spendfl eC a few days here. Mrs. Oscar J. Keep. of Jack.sonville, L Fla., is visitingt the family of Dr, J. A. d .Cle. in Manning. is Mrs. J. S. Ridgeway and Miss Mayes' -'iorrais returned from Glenn Springs D 'tw..nesday night. Mr. T. F. Coffey and family have re- F vurned houz from Boone, N. C., where b: ,!hey spentzlz thLenmer. t w, Mr. H. D. Plowdeo, who has been at I (iienn Springs bunting anhspp.tite bas come back home witha it. M AMiss Lilbairn Sidgeway returned frora I bier summw~er tip Thursday, and has re jgu,. he wor ia the Clerk of Court's1c onfle. co There og g. pg of .deer ianers " out last week a thie Brewington see t ion, but there as ;;othi~ng .doing withO them. in Judge John S. Wilson is holdingcour Lii in Columbia this week, and wviil pr~ok- St ably be engaged there for about g p month. MIiss Celeste Hughson of Sumter for- a mnerly one of Manning's school teachers ii la guest at the home of Mrs. S. Oliver de 2B4ryan. b The Manning graded school tbegins jy its fall session next Monday with a o -uromise of the largest attendance the . t school has ever had. .Mrs. 2. McDowell Mciaddla hasc sutficiently recovered from her resen~t m illlness to go to her father's home a; Greenville on a miit. The State Board of Cane~sers decid- td ed the bond election in Sumnter valid,.r which mleans' that the county boar~a :s't reversed, and the bond advociates lose. ?e in Rev. A. Rt. Woodson who nas heen es otr for two months on a racation, has st. returned home looking like a Missouri th three year old straight from .a lo-yer paten. Mr. Harry Hudnal of the Fork.. who ;has been in the service of the United A states, left for Wayeross last Friday Ed go into the service of the A tlantiC si Coast Line railroad company. s Labor Day in Manning was not ob served except by the banks and the C nost office. The freauency of legal hol- f :idays is becoming somewhat of a nina ,rance to the proper attention to busi .ness. A There is no better opening an whiere in the State than this town for some good dressmakers. All of the merch ants ,iU lend their aid to furnish a plenty L- work for such an establish- IIcc inent. Maj. Abe Lu-ri after an extended vaation at the Notrh has returned D) homne to go to work hc~king after hise various interests. We knwx of a num- jw her who really mean it when they tell etc him that they "are glad to see himf be baek." The town council has isaued an or-der d stopping the operation of slot machines, in they did this on account of the young- a sters who had become constant patrons; and were fast imbibing the gambling mn spirit, to the extent that it attraeted sp notice. r Notwithstanding the inactivity of the %.otton mnarket since tne staple has corn menced moving. Manning has paid thighee prices than any other town swithin r-each of the growers of this5su county. The huyers here are deter- r awined to go to tie- limit. at Sehool will open ora cest Monday, seatesber l1th. Pupils wiin please at bftal their old books whether they. have geshd them or not. No unnee-,e essary gha.es will be made. I sbou~d pc like to uk tbse parents to be as patient of as p)ossible, s-s th2ere will be some uin-a avoidable deky~ ia getting books In the matter of the las will and ts tamnent of Mrs. E. M. Briggs. _inwhc a hearing was had to prove said will im solemn form before Probate Judge Windhamf, arguments were made by counsel yesterday, and Judge Winrdham decided against the validity of the will. Davis and Weinberg for the proponents ..of the will and Charleston Duflant. Ysq-, against. An appeal will be made. I T lhe fall term of the court of general hi sessons opens in Manning on the 18th, se neithi Judge 1R. E. Copes as the presid gng judge. The case attracting the most b< wterest will be the application for a it new .trial for Willie'Bethune who was D convicted for the murderof Mr. Geo. B.i Mims. Just what the defense:--ul oger fo to the court to get a newv trial 1 no0t w known, but this case has cost tiie tax- y paers a lot of money and they are get-a tiog very tired of the many delays the 2oummS have granted in this case ink it was on accouunt oT 've s n, e trouble is in your soil: 't, will in ease year by yer nmtzi. L copnlete ilure wi l be !:-- N xt year at aL w'ihr E n.varh-ty-the ixie or Dillon: and plant only e iron pea in ., - : corn or amtr ats. eadl the adver::- 1 m of -\ . 1) I vis 'ards re ou: '0 Luning the Com imarriage It 1.1. Ilarvin of anning and ":.,s Louise Kate Susontg Bridgenort. "'n., Thursday after on, Septemwi:- 14th. Tne couple 11 be at hom. : kor October 1st. no -oom-to-be is 'a't or lanni's youngr siness ien, who i1- a success. and the ide-to-be was for the pa.st few ses )>s one of the pl!ar teachers in the -aded school. It has been dtolied t continue the pensaries for' the free examination d treatment of hookworm disease for indetinite period after September th. it was announced in last week's .ES that they would discontinue in is county on that date. They will. wever. be closed from September th., to 18:1h.. inclusive. There have en :G. cases of hookworm disease Mated at the dis.pensaries i this unty. 52 cases were treated last ek. The teaci-ers for the 'Manning graded hool which begins its fall session Mlon v are: Prof. J. C. Daniel. Superin ident: George V. Green. Turbeville, incipal: Miss Violet Brown, Danville, .. eighth grade. Niis.s Jessie Mc1Lean, anning. seventh grade; Miss Corine new. Donalds, sixth grade: Miss Zella arborough, Darligtou, fift.h grade: iss Elsie Bolton. Greenwood, fourth ade: Miss Lilie Plowden. Alcol ird grade: Miss Edith Kin;horn, Maufort, second grade; Miss Katherine . Richardson. Sumter. Iirst grade. The piano contest which the Zeigler armacy had running for the past verai months created considerable terest on the last iap of the race. In nt of the store last Friday which is the day the decision was to be ndered a large crowd assembled to itch the progress of the contest, and 6 o'clock Messrs A. C. Bradbam, J. Lesesne ant E. C. Horton as a mmittee counted the votes, at the nelusion of which they announced e winner to be 'Miss Katie Gaillard DuRant. This young lady received ,140,149 with Miss Bessie Harvin the xt highest.. The Times would ask its advertisers be sure to have their copy for the anges they desire in The Times tice not later than noon Saturday. his is a necessary reqjuiremelnt to im .re the advertisement being published e week it. is intended to apgear. At is seasou of the year we are usually puired to make more frequent ranies, therefore we are compel-ied to .11 upon our natrens to ha. prompt with e opy for tle advert.isements. Re ember all copy for ads. must be in is ollice not iater than noon of Satur Lys pr.eceeding the publication of the 5ue the ad. is to appear. A colored boy by the name of Arthur ngle of tis town. who has been work in a hotel t 'Wrightsville Beach is summer, arrived i4 Sumter last -iday on his way home was arrested - the police for selling a valuable pin a jeweler for a nominal sum. The boy is taken in charge on suspicion of Lving stolen the pin. A search of his -ip disclosed several articles of jewelry id a number of pawn tickets. A tele -am was received from the proprietor the ihotel where Dingle had worked, king 'that the 'rc.oy be held so that he uld come on t& idepify the articles und in his possession. Dingle wwa keb back to Wilmington. Thebre is a disposition in some of the ws to organize the retail merchants to some kind of a protective associa m which t.hey call a "Credit, Bureau." mter hias recently organized one of ese associations. These kind of pro tire concerns may be necessary to t stop to those who obtain credit d will b~o pay, .;,o they may be black ted and their credit stopped. But the .nger in them lies in andmitting tp mem rsin a class of merchantg who are as ~honest as those they seek protection Ln, and who would, by their methods1 doing business, do the trade of the bn harm. To illustrate, a customer govers th at his account has been over ared. and he refuses to p'sy, the archant reports him to the credit bu an. and his credit is hurt, that man sents it by going among his neighbors tell tiiemi pf his treatment by at town's organigation and they sent, it too, with the result he and e seek some where -else to do busi-. sd It is not always the case that be a reezi) merchant is a badge of hon. ty, for there ar .as tricky men in the yres as there are so :ie farms or e shops. Viir. besterfield, .S. C . Septemnbor 2, 1911. ~ditor~ The 3[anning Times. My dear --it was my yery great pleasure to end two weeks of last mionth with rel e .and friends at Silv~er in your I nerely wish to speoal of th~e fine rms lands in and around the station. Messrs. H. S. .Briggs. Rlobt. Briggs, '.T. Briggs, F. D. Rhame, H. S. Way. .M. Felder, W. H. Boswell, Lee and sie Thames. all have made magnili t rops, which shows that they are skingstudy of agriculture, and using e improved arwthods of farming. Mr Robt. Baker has a fine field of ton, and he is a popular merchant d a good farmer. .r. J. F. Broadway of the firm of iv is a Broad way, has made some line ru. Last year Mr. Broadway was the uner of at priz/e for his fine acre of n, but seasons t.his year hr.ve not en so favorable to him. Little M iss Elizabeth Baker entertain a nraber of her friends at her birth y party gn tIs .evening of the 19th st., and it was a pleaen occasion for i er little guests. The lands in and arotind Silver are ignideeut, and the farmers have al lendid ocportunity to he their own athers. V'. :'. CANNON. Forced To TLeave Home. E~very year a large number of poror tierers, whose lungs ate'.r and eked with coughs, are urged :o go to other climate. But this is vol and t always sure. There's :t better way t Dr. King's Dew Discovery cu' c you home. "It cured me of lung t-ouble. ites W. R.Nelson, of Calamine. Ark. vhein ill else failed and I gin'ed 47 nds in wzight. Its surely the king all cought and lung cures. Thous ds owe their lives and health to it. -s positively guaranteed for Coighs-, l Throat and Lung troubles. 50ec andi .0. Til bottles free at all druggists. Herds a Dare for DnRant. inr The Mainiii 'TiUI, i'iease publish thei fol lowing lacts. has been said that tihe TIrmnity ball am has no "cass" I adrmit they dont tve any la-ss, as lonrgas they cond e nd to play such i teams as Oak Grove. anning and Bre~wiuigton. The score >ard shows wiere' we skinned Brew gron the best, 2 out of 3. tieu with crfant, in a manner. Put it to Man g 8 to 4 and Oak Grove Gito 4. Be re the season is over wve wvill walk off ith the record for winning more mas out of the number pilayed than v other team in the county. R~espectfully. TRmNIrY Snorer m Li it. not bc tmhqur 0n1a, q ' ui a ireak of nature.,in as :ge rec storm. to ;urnish n,atirial'foa.~newvs< respondence from Sbuert t, 1!t h appens that coinciet '; i. y, IreS orndent is able to conmnue Itme. it miht he well to mieaotion (.I I 4,-; or:J r alfects nipol thi oCx mni tiv. While nt. immInledt.ately ;n palt f tihe storm, t his Section i visited with hnrh winds uist Su! and Mondar, culminating, in quit. blow Ias3t Montav evening, w-hich no r ore than nt11-iy remove th < of a few slender tcree. and 'r-e ! statoLl holes arouind til boutom cotton-stalks. Th' raiu. however. Wl accompanied the winds ;Ld ,; C tinued to fall daily ,ince. has no dot wrought someo damnage to growi crops, certainly to what cottoin is o0 and opening. It has not vet reach the stage of calamity. thou,. and c farmers are StLi hopeful )[ iakincg little as a bale and a half to the acre. An accident. which to -ome io t nartv seemed trivial and to others pi haps ratner too ominous. and whi was due to the had condit-ion of I roads since the storm. occurred on t Manning road on last Tuesday mu ing:. TOCI do honor ) 1.he bride a groom OIf hut an hour1, .NI1r. 1[. And, son bravel the slipper' ro:ti in I autolobile, to take liti o Manut to catch the Colitmoa train. When 1) a short dist-ance out. of Niw t Anderson called attention wn a rahl cautiously steering toward t.he left. the road, jestingly reninding t young couple of its it] omen. Not mnal ioments had elapsed when a large a foriicable oak, a victim of the stori was seen stretched across the rou barring their progress. After losir: about thirty minutes to remove tL obstacle, to say nothing of the loss nerye on the young couple's part. ti car moved on. It becaie necassary speed up a little, and in his efforts aet to the station in ample time. M Anderson went a little too fast for sli pery roads, and pretty soon found hit self skidding into a ditch. This w considered by all in the party to be tL climax of his majesty, the rabbit's for casting, and hast-y preparations wei being made to secure a common o] horse and buggy, when the car ro. out of the ditch and also to the occasio and allowed itself to be cranked ai started again, getting the young coup to the station just in time to board ti train. No one was hurt, not even t] car. Quite an enjoyable social affir w; the "Cookingr Contest" held at tl home of Rev. Gordoa on last Tuesda evening. At the instigation of Miss Mamie and Wahnettm Gordon, abo ix couples busied themselves all do ing the day. prepareing fudge .i sweets to be entered in this conte: The young men were to enter fud! and the young ladies the more substa tial dish'es, all of which were to co stitute a supper for the occasion. M Fred Truluck, who unassisted acted : judge of all these various dishes, w: prompted to award a prize to Mi Magg'-- Scarborough and one to Dr. R1. Mor::Is. Pursuant to suggestioi made on cards drawn by variot couples present, the setting of tt table, cracking ice, serving crear clearing away dishes, etc., was done the guests, atiording- much merrimei to the already merry crowd. It w: unanivsly conceded that Summe: ton woul.d never want for up-to-dai coks. Those enjoyi'g the Misses Oo don's hospitality were Misses Harve; Margie, Louise and Etta Scarborouo and Sallie Anderson, and Messr Walter and Miller Felder, Will Rhame, Dr. Morris, Dr. Jordan, Til Howie and Fred Truluck. At tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. Duki Carson on Tuesday morning, the 29t1 Miss Alic~e DeVeaux was married1 Mr. Wallace Smith of 01io. the Res H. H. Covington of Sumtsr perfort ng the ceremony. Miss Deoaux is sister of Mrs. Carson. formerly of Sun rerville. but for the past fewv mnontl: making her home with Mr. and Mr Carson. Mr. and Mrs. Smith left in medilately after the ceremony, going i Manning where they took the norti bound train. Miss Jessie Ashby of Atlanta, G: wa the guest of Mrs. .f. M. Plowde for the past few days. Mr. W. Ef Anderson left this mior: ig to resume his cotton business Vlorenec. M isses Lillian and Corn Canj4gv tias returned from visits to relative'si n Liberty and Abbeville. PAXVIL LE. Miss Mary Lee Cutter left, last Wei aday for a visit to her: grand-paren1 .t Foreston. Mr. and Miis: .Jehn Holladay of Rinm ii spent the week-end with her folk neir town. Mrs. J. A. Brown and son Walte left last week for a visit to relatives E mloree. Miss Geneva Mitchum of Lanes wet here last week to attend the funeral< her aunt Mrs. G. M. Stone. Dr. L. J1. Nettles spen& a few days ltst w;eek in Charleston on btusines le has recently secured a lyceti ourse for this town for the comic season. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Curtis returne on last Wednesday~ from New Nor and other points. Mrs. A. L. Wallace of Sumter is vi iting her daughter Mrs. C. WV. Hick On account of the absence of tb pastor, Rey. M. J. Kyzer there wast preaching service at the Baptist churc last Sunday morning. The juvenile society of the Methodi! chutch will hold a public meeting their chturch on next Thursday evet log to which the public is cordially ih vited. A very good program is beim tirrnged. A Not a Word of Scandal narred the call of a neighbor on Mr V. P. Spangh, of Manville. WVyo., wt said: "she told me Dr. King's New Li Pills had cured her of obstinate kidne trouble, and made her feel like a ne oan'e Easy, but sure remedy ft stomach. lIPer an~d kidney trouble Onl 25c at all drgiss An Ordinance An Ordinance to Prohibit Minors Playing Pc or Billards in the Town of Manning. Be it ordalined by ihe Mayor andi A dlermen of the towvn of Mannmngi Counil Assembled and by virtt of same: SECTION 1. That it shall be unlav ful for the keeper or owner of an pool or billiard table within the tow of Manning to allow any minor und eighteen years of age to play pool 'oilads in any place where tabl< are used and auchi gam~es are playe< or to allow such minors to fregner or loiter in any billiard or pool1 roon: SECrION II Any owner, keeper person operating such gaiming table violating Section L., of this Ordinant shall be deemed guilty of a misd meanor, and upon conviction titer, of, shall be fined not less than te dollars. nor more than fifty dollar or be imprisoned at hard labor upo the public streets of said town for nt less than ten, nor more than thirt SECTION III. This Ordinance slha not apply to clabs or private houn where suceh gaimes are played, for si iai purposes only, without fee, tc or charge. atified in Council this 4th day< September, A. D)., 1!i11. . M. WELLs, A. C. BRtADIIAM, Cler- Mavo BUSINESS LOCALS. 5 or 6 doses ':666" rill cure any case M of Chills and Fever. Price, 25c. Cnt or- Pine Shinvles. Sawed.-New car just as received. No. at -2.50 per M.. No 3 eat 81.0-O per ..!. Nice stock. R. F. hi, Epperson, Pinewi.'l, S. C. Faritm Wated-Several Marlboro fi farmers have asked to get. them farms in Clareudon. Write me what you. have and best price. R. Cosbv Newton. lHennettsville, S. C. 5 or 6 doses "666" will cure any case of Chills and Fever. Price, 25c. Foley Kidcev Pifll will check the e pi-ogress of your kidney atd bladder M- trouble and heal by removing the cause. ibt Try them. Dickson Drug Co. n a en For Sale-Will have a limited ed amount of Dixie Cotton Seed at $1.25 ur per bushel. This cotton will make as more than one bale per acre and does not wilt or blight. Only cash orders he given attention. A. C. Davis. Davis -r. Station. l For Sale--ly home place containing ie 5-8 acre, situated on the corner of .hurch and Railroad Streets in the ri town of lanning, S. C. Also modern -rooi dwelling (practically new) situ alted on E'ast side of Church Street. De siri11e location. E. C. Horton. u Mionev to Lend.---We have arranged to negotiate loans on first mortgages on ofamin property at - per cent interest, payable in aunual installments. No con mission is charged on these loans, only the usual fees for preparation of papers 2 and examination of title. Lee & Moise. Sumter, S. C. Before You Reach the Limit e of physical endurance and while your to condition is still curable, take Foley to Kidney Pills. Their quick action and r. positiye results will delight you. For ,P backache, nervousness, rheumatism, . and all kidney, bladder and urinary I as troubles. Dickson's Drug Store. e e- The Cosfederate Monument. -le The movement so long neglected has e at last begun to erect a monument to n the memory of the heroes who wore the d grav,-soldiers whose record was the le marvel of the civilized world. Clarendon e now proposes to place upon the court e house square a suitable mark of its pa triotism by having erected a shaft in s honor of those who responded and laid e down their lives upon their country's altar. All contributions sent to THE a LNM.YNING TIMES will be acknowledged at through its columns. Tr . H. Lesesne............. .....$10 00 id Louis Levi...................... 10 00 E , Fred Lesesne ... ........ .... 10 00 Mrs. E. Appelt.................. 10 00 . David B. .lones.......... ....... 10 00 n- D. L. Green..................1.. 5 00 r. C. M. Mason.................... 5 00 I R. F. Ridgeway...... ........... 1 00 Is R. M. Strange.................. 5 00 W. T. Wilder....-...... .....5 00 R. R. Harvin, Tadmor. Tex..... 10 00 i H. P. Strange................... 5 00 is .1. T. Touchberry .... ......... 5 00 e S. A. Harvin..... ............ 15 00 2e rs. L. '.. Bareld . ........... 10 00 W . M. Davis.................... 5 00 . Total............. ............121 00 e Foley's Kidney Remedy (Liquid) is a great medicine of proven value for h both icute and chronic l idnev and blad der ailments. It is especially reco e mmended to elderly people fpr its won Sderful tonic and reconstructive qual ties and the permanent relief and com Sfort it gives them. Dickson's Drtug SStore. o -- --- . School Notice. .Sihoqi will open on or~day, Septem .- ber 11th. It Is impgetant that; all pupils a be present on the first day. All patrons and friends of the school are cor-diallv .invited to come to the opening. JN-. 0 DANIEL. wil Foley Kidney Pills n ilreach yout- individual ease if you have any form of kidney and bladder i- trouble or urinary irregularities. Try t them. Dickson's Drtig Store. n Civilizing the tndian. The following Is from "The Soul of the Indian." a book by Dr. Charles Alexander Eastman. himself an Indian: "Long before I ever heard of Christ . or sawv a whtiU- mian I had leairned from s an untutored wvo:inan the essence of morality. With~ the help of dear na - ture herself slie taught me things sim s ply but of mighty- import. 1 knew God. r perceivedi h;l! gtoodoes is. I saw Lt and loved what is really beautiful. Civ Ilization h1:ts not taught ~ne anything s better. As :a child I understood how .Jo if give. 1 hit fr:otn I h:g grace since I becamie elviize~d. I lIved the n.atura! Slife, wvhereas i tio- live 'the airtiticial. Any pretty piebble v a., .:'!uabb-i to me then, every growing thinig :m1 object of reverence. Nowv ivworship iihI the d wyhite man before a painted landsen peS kt whose vamoe is painted in dollars. Thus the Indian is reconstructed, as th~e nat ural rocks ar'e ground to powder and( inpade into artincial blocks which may o be built into the walls of mnoderu soci h ety." ________ it Bigness of Big Ben.d LBig Ben, which marks the hours for :parliament at the top of the clock tow er at Westminster. is bigger than it ap p~ara froqi below. Looking at the dial ~f Big Ben from the northern foot wayv of Great George street or from the-' Thames embankment, it appears as if its diameter might be equal to tihe ospace that a man of medium size coul e cover with outstretched arms. As a Ymatter of fact, however, the diameter of the dial is twenty-three feet. Fromn the ground the minute marks on the dial look like ordinary muiuute marks and as if they were close together. Rleally they are a foot apart. The nu merals ore two feet long. The miute hand, with its counter balance-the heavy piece of Lthetal that projects be o yond the center of the dial-is tifteen feet in length. This hand is so massive that during a snowstorm the clock is sometimes retarded by the weight of the tlakes that alight on it.-Londoil e Mai. NOTICE. r The olnicers of the Summerton Pres-I r bter-ian church at-e pleased to announce s t6 the congregation and to friends that outr new pastor, the Rev. Wim. S. t Trimble, of Hampton, Va.. will beain - his ministry with us on Se-ptember- 'zrd.Q ir We. therefore. beg all members ini 6 Summierton and vicinity to beat- this in e mind and hear-t and come promaptly to set-vice on the fit-st Sunday in Septemn Shet-. Let us welcome our new pastor n with our presence on his first appear S- ance as p)astor. Sabbath School at 10 n:a. mn. Preaching service at 11 a. m. it Any and all are welcome. i ARANT'S DRUG STORE )fLicensed Druggist. Sells Everything in nDUGS ndl MED1CINES 6 =Eyar Falli Ginghams, Percales, i Linens, Suitings, Etc., s All in and ready for your inspection. We will be glad to have you call and give us the pleasure of showing you all the new things coming in every day now. Warwick Dress and Apron Gigharns, good qual- c ity and fast colors, at th yard .e 40-inch Sea Island Homespun, at the yard...... 5 . Best quality, well-known Brands Dress Ging hams, large assortment of pretty patterns, at the yard. 10c. and................ White Rose, yard-wide Percales. in large assort ment of colors and patterns, at the yard... eoj 36-inch Madras Skirting, White, the kind you 1 pay 15c for, the yard... .... IT PAYS TO TRADE AT IRigby Dry Goods Co. LEVI BLOCK. 4 i.ny one wishing to buy an A ~vill please get in touch ;ith the Shaw Motor Co. w~ho are dealers for the ollowing lines:4 WVERITT, B. -M. F. AND FORD. We would like to have rood, live agents represent is on these lines. Take he nmatter up with us at )nce, Shaw Motor Co. SUMTER, S. C, THE MANNING HARDARE COMPANY Where Can be Foundii The Celebrated Prosperity Farm Implements. The Beautiful Sanitary Wall Ooat ing--ALABASTINE. The High-grade Paints and Varn ish Stains. SRanges. The Matchless for Strength Am~eri~ Scan Wire Fence, The Everlasting Hickory Leather ~Collars. The Full Stock of Hardware, Enam Selware and Crockery. The Hearty Welcome for all our SMany Friends, at The SMANNING HARDWARE COMPANY WHEN IN TOWN~~ Don't fail to visit the New Store with the White Front, Brown Block JENKINSON'S I Our Lines are Dry Goods, Notions and. Shoes. We are specialists in these lines and propose to give to the trading public a first-class service in every respect. You are cordially invited to make us a visit with the assurance on our part that you will receive a warm welcome and mosb courteous attention. We take pleasure in answering the following ques tions: Where can I find the best line of Ladies' Ready-to wear Garment, includig Wash Skirts Muslin Underwear?-Jenkinson's, of course. Where will I be able to find the best selec tion of dainty Embroidery, Val Laces, Flouncing, Ribbons, Etc.?-Jenkinson's. of course. Where will I be able to find the best line of Dress Goods, 1ress Findings, Silks and Trimmings of every description?-Jenkin son's. of course. Where will I be able to find the best line of Linen Damask, Table Napkins, Towels, Etc.? -Jenkinson's, of course. Who has the best line of Shoes in town? -Jenkinson, of course. He sells long-wear Shoes which actually wear longer. Where can I buy a John B. Stetson Hat at at the lowest possible price?-Jenkinson's, of course. His price is only $3.50. Where'will I find the best assortment of Gents' Hats, Shirts, Underwear, Collars, Cuffs, Neckties, Etc.? -Jenkinson's, of course. Where can I do my shopping with' that feeling that I am getting a square deal every 7 time?-Jenkinson's, of course. Besides Double R. Jenginson has the hap py faculty of giving you such a broad smile of appreciation when you make a purchase it it is a real pleasure to part with the coin. SU e U J White Front-Store. Brown Block. MANNING. (We want your confidence more than your money; we shall have them both for we shall ~deserve them.) - Wedding Presents ! in urSoth Wedding Presents !* in urSothWindow we will show some of Sthe latest creations in Cut-Glass Sand Individual Pieces of China e SSo appropriate for- Wedding Gifts. These ' Sgoods were personally selected from enor~ Smous stocks in the Northern markets by your buyer who went specially for this pur-s p pose.0 p0 p 5ee Us, We'll Interest You. o bThe benefit of a good selection with ex-0 b tremely reasonable prices awaits you. p0 I THE MANNING GROGERY, CO. 'Purveyors to Particular People. D. Hirschmann. Elipse Shoes for Men. Alvin Brand Clothing, IThe Selby Shoes for Ladies. Howard Hats. Papp Shoes for Children. Sterns Brand Voil Skirts. IEverything Bears a (iuaranteed at I D. Hirschmann's. I This is a grand opportunity to buy your Fall Cloth InShoes, Hats and Ladies' Wear-, at the lowest prices. Come in and look them over~ and b~e convinced. A jlarge reduction is awaiting you inU Clothing. ' D. Hirschmann. 1