The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-12-16

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his clothes are neat and we'll fitting Pc
. pie are a: ke the vorl! over, anil it is 8
u: accepted fact, ii dress does not make Il
OF claI, Il ;t least males tlcc,e:l lift rem,
4. IL his ai;poar"ncc; in this az nf :ro.- e!
If and rash, appearance tends ang 4:
4 tan"e towards the recognition + the mal
;s Brown, Cnttiao & Dtlsar, whose establish
~ meH: s jn-t below the bank. bavA in the
- stock OF cl"thinS and gents fnraishin
goods the very newest STYLES. aud the late.
IS novelties in neck wear They are gent
tnrnlshers solely, and by making thi
branch of trade their sp"cinty. thev q
" course devote all of their attention to il
. Brown. Cuttino tEDel-ar, keep nice lin
OF hats aod all the paraphern:l ar o N *
e e up gentlemans dress, and they will Sci
. you snit of clothes tit for the presence OF
king for surprisingly low cost
n Have you been to b. D. Riffs store sine,
Santa Claus sent him word of his intended
e visit. l. you have not, you Should % at
e once aud let him show you through his
2 stock of goods. Riff is got the stock and
he is determined TO sell the goods regard.
less OF the weather and the price of cotton
E There would be no use for US to enumerate
the stock in this store, as it would reqnire
too much space, but our readers will give
him call vixen they want to make their
holiday purchases Riff keeps every thing
that can be foundin general store, but
when man calls on him for bill of dry
goods, shoes or clothing, he is then in his
glory and if there is any trade in the man,
Riff will bring it ont. Mrs. H. D. Riff man
ages the ladies department and her stock of
mllllnary can not be bettered anywhere.
Her millinery department is growing in
popularity every day, because she keeps M
with the fashions and her stock is always
up-to-date. and she is constantly getting
IN new goods and new patterns and STYLES.
1t was Mrs. Riff that revolutionized tie
millinery business in this town.
The toys, toys. toys, that are now on e,-
hlbitlon at ,lenkinsons, store. Santa Claus
must be hard to please if be does not fnl
what he wants at Jenkinsons to please the
little folks The front part of this estab.
lsbment has been set aside to bring mirth
and Joy to the children and customers are
waited upon by young ladies who are sta
toned at the toy department. Jenkinson
mas dolls, horns, cups, wagons, trains, fire.
works. vases albums and in fact every
thing IN the toys and holiday goods line
that one can conceive Of Then his general
stock has been replenished for the Christ
mas trade and with his usual hustling be
proposes to outstrip his competitors. Jenk-
lnson carries large stock of goods, co.,
sisting Of everything in the mercantile
line, and he shows his good business sense
IN using printers ink to keep in touch with
the people. There is not a household in
Clarendon county but what i:as bought from
Jenkinson and all because he let the peo
pie know that he had goods for sale and
when they went to him lie satisfied them
with quality and prices, Jenkinson invites
the holiday buyers to his store and he will |
endeavor to convince them that his store is !
the place to buy.
The alleged killing OF Macao the great
Cuban chief, has not cast damper on the
vim and spirit of S. A Rlgby. He has
been looking forward to a big Christmas
trade, and with his usual keen business
sight he has, made preparations for it.. He |
claims that Santa Clans has made his store
headquarters, and is daily slowing away the
things intended to bring the crimson glow
of delight upon the cheeks fthe little ones,
and make their eyes sparkle like so many
dewdrops IN summer sunlight. Ga!
Risby IS a sumner when it comes to bus
iness, and to help attract buyers to his
store he has employed two Of Mannines
most bewltching young ladies, and how be
Is receiving applications from young men
to assist Il the store without pay Even
his regular clerks congratulate themselves
on being alive TO enjoy the presence of
these Christmas angels that Rigby has
placed in charge of the holiday counters.
Not only has Rigby a large supply OF bean
tIful Christmas goods br; his stock of gen
eral merchandise was never more complete
and be and his corps of experienced clerks
were never more nGIions to sell. To sum
up. Rigby is a first class merchant, alive
and enterpris!ng. up-to-date on every thing
and always ready tn meet competition.
The greetings Of the season may lie sen
at the stores before Nwhere else, because
al up-to-date merchant will buy his goods
with On eye 10 catching the public. H
will arrange these goods in the most al
tractive luau;sr ami then he will advertise
them Is his county PAPER, Moses Levi. the
pioneer merchant, the uIan who p;tchad
his tent here whe: all arauud va wil.l"r-
ness. and who S..w up with th- peept,, the
:ran whose long experience makes him
well lifted to know tie wants of hi,
patrons He rever loses an opportunity
to make his great big establishment It DO D.
ular resort Mr.. Levi has prepared for
the Christmas holidays by laying in his
store q beautiful line of China ani Bohe-
mian ware, magnificent novelties, and the
prettiest kinds Of jeweiry; besides, he has
his shelves filled with everything that the
human family needs to make up their wear
ing apparel. His dress goods is of the q
very latest fabrics, and his shoes cannot
be excelled in any market. The grocery q
will supply the housekeeper
with all the rice things to make up good G
Christmas dinner and the beauty of the '
business is that these things can be bought {
with little money.
That gilded sign so conspiciously seen c
which hangs ont in froat of Dr. T. B.
Loryea's drug store is q golden morter an c
of the druggist profession. 1t rep
,esents the vessel in which medicines are 8
mpounded aud when you walk in side
you are greeted with sight that is pleas
ng to behold. The goods ere well ar
:an9cd and neetness AMI care IS seen On
every hand. The standard medicines in
we'll put up packages are on the shelves of
,ne side, aud the Ingredients and material
or compromising prescriptions on the 9th. n
.r. Every body knows that Cr. Loryen is
druggist who stands high in his profes. Ii
;ion. it would be damning him with faint
praise were we to undertake to tell the peo-
ole how good = druggist he is but We will S
tate that his stock was never more COM
olete and h. was never more anxious to
ervc those who need his services and his
,oodS. DR.. Lcryea realizes that Christmas 9
omes but once year and he kaows i: is
easoa of good cheer. when tue heart OF y
nan is softened and he feels like giving
omething to those who are near to him /
Ie therefore laid 10 magnificent line of
hina. glass, Bohemian, AMI Japanese b
.oodS. The vases ANA cups and sausers,
be flower holders and toilet sets are bear- !
iful. Here is good place to select {.
present.
If any of our friends when in Sum-