The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-12-10
BEST HOUSES IN SUMTER.
Business Houses in Sumter that Ask 70,
the Clarendon Trade.

Business Houses in Sumter that Ask fo'
the Clarendon Trade.
j At this SEASON Of the year merchants ev
erywhere commence putting on their holl
day airs. and make their stores as attractive
aS possible In order to catch the unusually
large Christmas trade.
BRUNsoS HOUSE
In walking around in the city of Sumter
we called in ut the Brunson House and
Friend Dixon furnished us with clean
towel, comb, ana brush, AMI in short time
our toilet WAS arranged. 1t being dinner
hour we went into the dining room, and
found good dinner awaiting us, and We
can say to our friends, if when in Sumter
you want dinner 60 to the Brunson House.
LEVI BROTHERS.
After dinner we went to the store Of Levi
Brothers and there we found a magnificent
display Of everything that goes to make up
first class store. Their shelves are filled
with all kinds of goods from the cheapest
to the most costly, and their store is ar
ranged beautifully. 1t reminds one of the
descriptions of oriental baZaars that we
read about in books of foreign travel.
DURANT BELITzER.
few doors from them is another sight
worth a trip to Sumter to look at and that
is the grand display that is being made by
DuRant j. Belitzer In that establishment
niture line and at prices that are surpris-
ingly low.
q. 4. HoYT.
After satisfying your wants in that line,
if you desire to invest in something IN
the personal decorative order go to see the
fine display of watches, clocks. earrings,
breastpins, rings, and all other kinds OF
jewelry, that is being displayed by Il. a.
Hoyt. No one not well versed in these ar
ticles can begin to give true and proper
description of this stock, md in order for
our readers to fully appreciate it. they will
have to give it personal inspection.
RYrrENBERG SONS.
At the store of Ryttenberg & Sons we tind
tremendous stock and store full of pur-
chasers not only from Sumter but great
many Of the purchasers were from Claren-
don county They have traded at this store
before, and know that it is one of the rules
of the house to offer extra inducements to
the Clarendon trade.
o'DoNNaLL co.
Further up the street next to the court
hundreds of bales Of cotton in front of the
door, and the CLERKS busy selling goods to
the farm ers and Alliance men. This store
some how or other seems to be the ALI
ance headquarters and whenever we 90 to
Sumter We usually csll there to meet the
brethren from the different sub-allianees.
JOHN REID.
Just over the street John Reid is making
tremendous "drives" in dress goods, cloaks,
wraps, and jackets, and now is the time
and Reds IS the place to buy suck articles
cheaper than they can be bought elsewhere.
BULTMANN K BROTHER.
Bultmann Il Brother are still to be found
at their ola stand, and they still hold on to
the reputation which they richly merit for
keeping q fine and we'll assorted stock Of
ladies', gents, and children's shoes, also a
fine line OF trunks, valises, and satchcls.
Don't fail to give them call when you visit
Sumter.
L.w. FOLSOM.
Then we noticed grand display of sill
verware in show case in front of the beau
tiful store Of L. W. Folsom, and Of course
being fond of the beautiful we entered his
store and found very fine and artistically
arranged stock of watches, clocks, bracelets,
rings, trinkets of all kinds, in fact every
thing that can be had in first class jewelry
establishment.
scHwER1N co.
Sckwerin & Co. haye also laid in an extra
supply of groceries. This establishment is
exclusively wholesale, and they will sell you
anything in the grocery line Mt strictly
wholesale prices Don't fail to give them q
call, and our word for it you will be de-
lighted at their very low prices.
M GRAHAM
Even the sale and feed stables are full OF
stock. W. NJ Graham has just received a
fine lot of horses and mules, also q supply
of wagons, road carts. buggies, carriages,
and harness. He Gun furnish you with
good stock to supply your plantation, or a
! good family horse, or pair Of handsome
| pleasure steeds.
HORACE HARDY
There is Horace Hardy whose stables are
never without stock His stables are on
Liberty street, and our farmers will find no
! trouble in making selection from his
large supply of horses, mules, carts, wagons.
and buggies. He also has on hand genuine
rust proof oats
/. NJ KAREsH.
We turn back and cal on I. NJ. Karesh,
formerly of this town, but now on Liberty
street, next to Brown l. Chandler's. He Is
carrying Il very large stock of everything
in the general mercantile line, and is pay
ing highest prices for country produce.
QUICKER & PULLMAN.
In Ducker & Bnltman's the housekeeper
will find everything that can be wished for.
They have for their Christmas trade laid in
a supply of the choicest goods. Their teas
and coffees are the finest, and in looking
ont for the wants of the housekeeper they
have not forgotten that the people desire
dry goods shoes, clothing, etc. So they
have filled up accordingly. If you will give
them call we are satisfied you will have
every inducement offered you.
GA1LLARD ( LENoIR.
From there We called op Gaillarl 4 LIE
nclr These gentlemen are IN tn. hard
ware line, and keep everything that first
class hardware store can handle. They
carry an immense supply of stoves. asricul-
tural i'm elements, and goods for sportsmcn.
They also have on hand lot of road carts,
wagons, and buggies.
| D. J. WISN.
A few steps brought us into the well
r. foh Itch nf L onI
there we saw we'll arranged stock of cloth
ing and gents furnishing goods. He had
suits of all prices and styles to tit and
please everybody. He can also take your
measure for suit and IN few days have
your order filled.
T. B. CURTIS.
One of the neatest and prettiest grocery
l>x,.,c,r In tLa St,,ta iS thnt Of rI II EurtlS