The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-10-28
Our Manning Merchants.

Our Manning MercnantS.
Our Manning merchants have realized
that advertising is good paying invest
ment and have this season given it thor
ough test with satisfactory results. Moses
Levi, the oldest merchant in the town, has
large display advertisement in this paper
for the purpose of attracting the attention
of the people to Lis immense stock Of any
thing you may ask for in the general mer-
camille line, and although Manning Is be-
tween the markets of Charleston and Sum-
ter, Mr.. Levi, by his energy, has made him
self a strong competitor for either OF these
markets.
Another one of our enterprising mer-
chants is Louis Loyns. he uses the col
umns of TIE TINES to inform the purchas-
ing public of the many bargains he has in
store for them. Mr.. Loyns's store is well
stocked and nicely arranged. He is doing
a large business which is increasing daily,
and we ask our readers to give his adVer-
tisement their careful attention.
Horton, Burgess l. Co. is firm compos-
ed of three popular young business men
who have started out in the right direction:
First, they have in their beautiful store q
irst-class stock Of everything that can be
found in q well regulated general store.
Second, they have made specially OF Ia
dies dress goods, trimmings, neckwear, &c.
They also carry full line of nice shoes
from celebrated makers. Third, they ad-
vertised in THE TINES, and invited the peo-
pie to examine their goods, and by dong SO
they have already established themselves
on the road to success.
Jacob Prodovsky is also young busl-
ness man that has been successful IN busl-
ness in this town. he occupies handsome
store, and his shelves are filed with an as
sorted stock of clothing, hats, shoes, etc.
He is doing thriving business, aud he at
tributes much Of his success to letting the
people know through TIE TINES that ne IS
anxious for their trade.
j. G. Dinkins & Co. are well known
throughout this county as dealers in drugs,
medicines, paints, oils, &c. They also car
~ an excellent assortment of fancy articles;
in fact, everything that can be handled by
frst-class drug store. Their store is nice
II arranged. Mr.. Loryea, the junior mem
Der of the firm, is graduate in pharmacy,
and ell prescriptions entrusted to the hrm
receives his personal attention.
S. A. Rigby, another one Of the CONNER
cisl standbys of this town, is doing an i'm
mense business His large store is as well
stocked as any like establishment can be-.
he handles everything that hrst-class
merchant can possibly handle. Mr. Rigby
is thorough business man, and makes his
business q study. His long experience
makes him know the wants OF the people,
and therefore his stock is always selected
with a view to satisfying the peoples
wants. Besides his general business he
runs special line of all kinds of wagons
and buegies, SO that there is no necessity
for people to go away from home when
they desire to purchase vehicle.
When you come to town don't fail to go
the Manning hotel for meal. This hotel
provides its guests with all the comforts
that can be had in first class hotel. The
table is provided with the best this and
neiphboring markets afford. The travelling
public is we'll pleased with the manage
mert of Mrs N. O. Burgess, the proprie-
ress, and she deserves patronage as she
leaves nothing undone to make her hotel
popular.
Ladies, when you want anything in the
millinery line, call and inspect the new
and we'll assorted stock of Mrs. N. 0. Bur-
CESS. She has procured the services of a
professional milliner from the North. and
is now prepared to suit sthe most fastid-
ious.
B. A. johnson is o young merchant, but
is one among the most pushing in the
town, and is doing a first class business.
He carries well assorted stock OF family
and plantation groceries besides general
assortment in the merchandise line.
NJ. Kalisky, known to his many friends
by the abbreviated name of "Mum kak, IS
still pushing his business for all there is in
it, and he has on his shelves the largest
stock Of clothing, shoes, dry goods, ETC.,
that he has ever had before. He says these
goods were bought to sell, and they must be
sold. He also carries well assorted stock
Of groceries.
The firm of Sires & Chandler deal e1clu-
sively in furniture, and their stock IS COM
plete in everything in that line. These
gentlemen are also experienced cabinet
makers, and al work entrusted to them re-
ceives immediate attention. When you
want parlor, dining room. or chamber set,
or nice rocking chair, call and examine
their stock.
DR.. W. NJ. Brockinton has well fitted
up drug store where everything in the drug
and medicine line can be found. he also
carries full line of fancy articles, perfun-
cry, cigars, and choice candies.
Mr.. Eddie Thames holds forth in the iron
building recently occupied by Jacob Pro-
dovsky. He carries full line Of fruit, veg
etables, candies, and family groceries.
w II. Young sells the improved Singer
sewing machine and has succeeded in
placing a great many of them in this
cornty