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Publishes All County and Town Of ficial Advertisements. MANNING. S. C.. D)EC. 2. ltk1. One Thousand Tons Fertil izers t. be Sold for Cash Or on easy terms, payable 15th next October, where parties are able to give good collateral se curities. Acid Phosphate, Dissolved Bone, Gr*Imlan Kainit and Standard Guanos. Tiose who wish to pay tim cash for Fertilizers will do well to see us before they buy. We are able to quote some very at tractive prices as we placed our orders months agro when fertili zers were low. \V. 1:. .JENKINSON. Notice is hereby given that no advertise ments will be changed in this paper where the copy is brought in later than Saturday noon. Mr. Baker Haynesworth. of Florence is in Manning spending Christmas. We extend a Merry Chrltmas to our many patrons. The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. Mr. I. L. Bell is having Put up a two story shop on the site where the old Lazuras B3ell shop stood. Christmas comes but once a year. Read our advertisement elsewhere. it will repay perus-. The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. The merchants of this place sold on Saturday and Monday nearly $10.000 worth of goods for cash. Married near Bethlehem on the 16th iust.. by Rev. 1. E. Smith. Mr. Edward Coker and Miss Maude MeKnight. Don't let it escape your attention that our Green and Black Teas are the very best on the market. The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. Mr. Hugh McKelvey of Lickville is here with his family visiting Mrs. Mc kelvey's parents Mr. and Mrs. [seman. The ladies, with their usual good judgment, affirm that Manderville & King's Flower Seed are the best. The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. M1r. L. H. Nickels who has been with Mr. S. I. Till for the past season left yesterday for his home in Abbeville. CDo not forget even during the Christ mas holidays that Longman & Mlarti nez's Prepared Paints are the best. The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. M1r. J. F. Bradham has leased from MIrs. M1. 0. Burgess the MIanning hotel property which he will move into next month. Even at Christmas do not forget your horses. mules. cows and other animals. The International Stock Food will im prove them in every way. The Ri. B. Lcryea Drug Store. Read the auditor's notice of appoint ments published in this issue. When you make your tax returns you add your real estate. It is well to recolleet even during the Christmas festivities that your p~re scriptions are accurately and compe tently filled by a skilled pharmacist. The Ri. B. Loryea Drug Store. Rich. warm, healthy blood is given by Hood's Sarsaparilla and thus coughs. colds and pneumonia are prevented. Take it now. It is well to look after your poultr-y. particularly as it is so near Chr-istmnas. International Poultry Food is the thing for them. The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. Mlessrs. E. C. Dickson and J Eiber-t Davis have received the comn mssions for their respective offices to wvhich they were recently chosen. Comforting and Grateftul. Walter Ba ker's Chocolate. W. H. Baker's Sweet Chocolate and Cocoa. Van Houten's Cocoa is imported fromi Holland. The Rl. B. Lor-yea Drug Store. The members of the Clarendon dele gation in the house of Rlepresentatives will please be present at the meeting of the board of county commissioners Sat urday January 5th. The sauae season is fast approach ing and you will require Red Pepper. Sage. Black Pepper. Spice. Cloves, ete.. etc.,- to make them tocthsome: wve have them. The R. B. Lor-yea Drug Store. The contest for the beautiful prize doll at S. A. Rigbv's resulted in being won by the ticket number 1l5. The personhaving drawn ticket number 1l5 can have the doll by presenting the ticket at Rigby's store. Hamlet might have referred to Ten ner's celebrated Blon Bons and Confec tioas when he exclaimed. "Sweets to the- sweet."' Pound and half pound boxes. The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. During the rush of trade last M1onday, :her-e was several cases of shiop-liftinag. One fellow by name of Brunson stole two suits of clothes from Jenkinson's but M1r. Charlie Jenkinson got on his trail, brought the fellow up and Mmr. Jenkinson got his money. Adorn your Christnias trees by deco rating them with artistically design.ed Candied Figures. Birds. Trees. Babies. Soldiers, et'c.: your Christmas trees will then present an attractive appearance. The 1R. B. Loryea Drug Store. MIr. WV. WV. Benow of Sunmmerton sent us thr-ee sweet potatoes last Fri day, the largest wve have seen this sea son. and we are informed that they were not of the largest lie raised. Alr. Ben bow is waiting for seome one to come along with a stump-puller that hr might be able to raise his largest potatoes out of th" ground. A maxim The U. D. Loryea Drug Store would like~ to teach: Not how~ cheap but how good. not how much but how st rong. Lemon. Vanilla, Strawberry. Banana. Rose and all Es sences used lin tiavorlng are full strength and of absolute murityv. 31arried, by Rev. W. J1. M1eKay. at the home of the brides parents. near Workman this afternoon. M1r. ''narle Richardson of Anson county. N., C. and is Alice Burgess. daugnter of Mir. D. Itly Buress. A fter spenamup the holias wit relatives and friend: in this -ou'ntyV the? bridal coule~ wdil tw North Caroliua to make their future home. The main witth the hoe will not forge that we handle F erry's and Crossmnan Gaden Seed and that we are agents for T. W. Wood & Sons' Famous Seed: foi their excellence~ they obtained the gol( medal at the Paris Exposition of 1900, The n. B. Lorvea Drug Store. er'eei, iss attt: i ::n eiv of 're sbyte' rian (Colleg'e for t., :. a at ('lumi Oa. Miss Lil. Harvin (: ,unbia lI'ein:t College. Leon \ I :.nr of South ('at' olina C'olleg;e. 1 b-enmtn 1;radhatm of King's Mountain 31iitary School. .lilly Barron and Everett 1sinan ot itadel Ac ademIy. The 11. B. Lor'veia Drug Store beg to inform their manly kind patrons that we observe the foilowin r hours: luring the week or drug store is teu from ( a. I. to b 1. ii.: Satr'd:y mnihts to 11:30. Sunthi hours. 9 a. m. to 1':30 p. I,.: :;:: 0 to 6:30 p). mn. Night c"al' .e p)etlt( to promptly and eiwerfuny by our l'harmacist. \11r. .. . Arant. Ph. G., who resides at Mrs. S. A. Wells'. After an abseice of nearly twenty ears Judge .ohn A Barron of York eane to 1anning to spend a few days with his reiatives and friends. Mr. Biarron's coning was a delightful sur rise a nd he is being made to feel. that althouh Time has made his onward march, the friends of his earlier years are laid to give him a sincere and hearty welcome. And now that the year and century is ending. and when we next appear it will be in a new year and a new century. it is our earnest wish to hold up our paper to the h1li standard which it has : ttained without the aid of a com h'ation. and without having truekeled to a living soul. \Vte write our own views aid therefore can maintain our indepenuner and manhood. Some may (...-r with us, but all respect a manly imtr who has opinions. and dares to express them. A Frightful Birnder Wili often cause a horrible burn. scald. cut or bruise. Bucklen's Arnica Salve. the best in the world. will tkiil the pain and promptly heal it. Cures old sores, fever sores, ulcers. boils. felons. corus, all skin eruptions. Ilt't pile cure on earuth. Ol.l '.7, (t,. a bx . tire l:.:raned',i .old by tIn R. ii. r.Vryea ru 'O.tre. I That unearthly yell heard in town last Thursday night, which woke up all of the babies in town, and startled eople living in the neighborhood of -'oreston. Davis. Jordan and Alcolu, and sounding like the squall of an In dian Chief calling on his tribe to pre pare for the warpath. was caused by a young man exploding a torpedo at the heels of a nervous young lady in one of the stores in this town. Another ladv in the store displayed her agility by jumping over a counter ladened with Christmas goods. and another would have fainted. but no man was near to keep her from faliang. These Nickel torpedoes can play havoc. Amon:: tie tensI of thousands who have used Cnamberlain's COuih Remedy for colds and ia rippe during the past few years. to our knowl edge, not a sin:ce case has resulted in pneu monia. Thos. \hittleid & Co., ?I1 Wabash ave nue. Chica:o. one of the most prominent retail .ru:::ist'. in that city. in speakina of this, says: We recotnnend Cha'.aberiains Cough Remedy for ia :-rippe in many cases. as it not only gives 1 prompt and complete recovery. bet also coun teracts any tendency of in a-:ippe to result in pneumonia." For sale by The It. B. Loryea Drug Store. Isaac M. Loryen. Prop. We hope our friends in the various sectionsof the county will renew their communications to Tu E TIMES. We are wanting the news from every section of the county. and for news from the var ious localities we must depend on those who feel kindly towards iTHE TIMEs. This newspaper' has stood by the peo pe through thiek and thin, and with1 ratitude do we acknowledge the handsome suppor't given it by the peo pl: but financial patr'onage is not all oa ne io whose heart is in his ork, wants. He wants his patrons to feel such an interest in his paper' that hen anything happens they wtill take the trouble to make it known to him. Friends send in y'our matter. wyhatever ccurs in y'our comniunitv will inteirest those elsewhere. Soain's Greatest Need. Mr. Ii. P. Olivia of Barcelonia. Spain. spends his winters at Aikecn. S. C. Weak .nerves had caused severe pains in tihe back of his head. On using Electric Bitters. America's greatest blood and nerve remedy, all pain soon left. him. He as this..rand inedicine is what his country needs. All America knows that it cures liver and kidney trouble. purities the blood, tones up the stomach. strenothetns the nerves, puts vim. vior and new life into every muscle, nerve and organ of tihe body. If weak, tired or ailing you need it. Every bottle guaranteed, only 50. cents. ISold by the Rt. B. Lorvea drug store. " iA friend in need is a friend indeed." is an old saying and how true it is. While every p)oor devil is entitled by custom to Christmas cheer. the editor' is usually an exception: lie must stand by and 'longingly look on while others ar enjoying themselves. Last Satur day wvhile standing on a corner watch ing twith hungry eyes the many tur keys that people wvere buying for their Ch'ristmas dinner and wvondering howv we could manage to get one of, them things and feel like the rest of man kind. Mr. J. II. McKnight stepped up) to us with a iine fat tur'kev antd asked us to accepit it with the compiliments of Mrs. Mc~Cnight. We looked at him, SCOTTSImSION. z:d is ou' evr'r 'oule of SCOT'IlS F.MUL SIN ill the Wokwhich now aonitiis to many millios y'ear'ly. T 1his great buisiness hats grownt to such valst p)roportionls, First;-Because tile proprietors have always been most careful in seectig~ the various ingredients used in its composition, namely; the finest Cod Liver Oil, and the purest Hypophosphites. Second:-Because they have so skillfully combined the various ingredients that the best possible results are obtained by its use. Third:-Because it has made so. many sickly, delicate children strong and healthy, given health and rosy cheeks to so many pale, anaemic girls, and healed the lungs and restored to full health, so many thousands in the first stages of Consumtion. If cu have not tried it. send for free sample, ts areeable taste wilt surarise von. scoTT & BOWNE., chemists. 409-4-5 Pearl street, New York. sa. ond e$ o- n1l drugmsts. then rave oursel f a iartd pinch to see it it was a dream and when we mlustered up breath enotgh to speak. we called a boy and cautioned him in taking the bird to our house, to break the news gently. Now since we have had tur key for our Christmas dinner, we feel better._____ That Throbbing Headache Would quickly leave you if you used )r King's New Life Pills. Thousands of sufferers have proved their matchless merit fur sick and nervous headaches. They make pure blood and strong nerves and build up your health. Easy to take. Try them. Only cents. Money back if not cured. S ld by the R. t. Lorea drug store. I 5 At the Baptist church last Sunday night a union temperance service was held under the auspices of the W'oman's Christian Tmi(perance Union. Speeches were made by llevs. F. W. Gregg, P. B. Wells. Capt. D. J. Bradham. Messrs. .Joseph Sprott and E. L. Wilkins. We were not present at this meeting. but we learn that the addresses were in the interest of getting up an organization to promote a prohibition sentiment in this county so as to be ready to do bat tle in the next State election and wheel .'larendon into the Prohibition co]ulun. In our opinion the temperance workers can do good. effective work by aiding in the enforcement of the dispensary law: they will find that a strict enforce inent of the law will prove a great help to the temperance cause. The Best Plaster. A piece of flannel dampened with Chamber lain's Pain Balm and bound to the affected parts is superior to any plaster. When trou bIed with lame back or pains in the side or ches*. give it a trial and you are certain to be nure than pleased with the prompt relief which it affords. Pain Balm also cures rheumatism. One application gives relief. For sale by The R. B. Loryea Drug Stee. Isaac M. Loryea.Prop. The dispensary at this place sold on ast Saturday liquors amounting to $929: this was followed on Monday with sales of X998 in all $1,92; for two days. This eems a large quantity of booze, but it is hristmia . and from time immemorial buman kind would drink eggnog on hristmas, but when it. is considered that this t1,927 worth of liquor is dis tributed among. according to the cen sus for Clarendon county. 28.184 peo ple, it is not so much after all. Averaging the liquor at $3 per gal lon it would only be 642 gallons. and lividing that number of gallons among the 28.14 people it is found that it Imounts to about 1-64 of a gallon, or a half gill to the person. Christmas omes but once a year and custom has nade it that, for this event liquor is an ?ssential ingredient for puddings. sau .es and other good things. Therefore when we consider the many good uses iquor is put to, we see no cause to be :hocked at our population buying for a ;pecial occasion an average of one-half rill of liquor. We have taken the care o look into this matter for the benefit )f those who may be horror-stricken at he quantity of liquor sold, when they near it told by those who eloquently >lead that the "white banner of ten >erance' be placed into their hands for :hem to lead on to political victory. "Go n, go on," is the battle cry of those xho want the "white banner" placed in their hands for leadership, but nary :ime do they say "I went on, and fell lown, let some one else take the ban ie'. I'll swear to follow." Oh, no, here is a difference between leading mnd being led. However, the people mnow the difference. A Night of Terror. '"Awful anxiety was felt for the widow of the rave General Burnham of Machias, Me.. when he doctors said she could not live till morning,'' rites Mrs. S. H. Lincoln. who attended her hat fearful night. 'All thoug'd she must soon ie from pneumonia. but she begged for Dr. Eings New Discovery, saying it had more than nee saved her life, and had cured her of con umption. After three small doses she slept ~asily all rnight. and ite, further use completely ured her.' This marvelous medicine is guar nteed to cure all throat, chest and lung dis ases. Only .;0e and $1. Trial bottles free at the I. B. Lorvea dru:g sto re.I A Grand Appeal. Editor The Manning Times: We read with interest the change ade under the new law for p~ensions to ix-Confederate pensioners-as to new >lanks, new applications, etc.. etc. rhis is essential, as system should pre ail with methods and forms, showing a just and equitable apportionment of he approp)riatlon as required by law. 'But the all important question is. h\lat will the pension be? The old ~oldier does not want any red tape tied o that: the only thought now in mind s, Can I keep the wolf from the door' r the soul and body togethery Andi so ear the sunset of life." Or as the fat nous and lamented Georgian, the Hon. Ienry W. Grady, in his appeal to Geor ia for aid to the poor and depependent eteran who had fought for the State n the hour of need, and calling in his fruitless appeal sent to the North for ubscriptions to build a Confederate ome in Georgia .said: "A stheir wounds and rags have been exposed, even as ere those of Blisarius of old and not o the credit due their cheerful forti ude and to the manliness of our people. but let us take them to our own heai'ts nd wear them there never to be p~a raded with their limping gait. theit' ounded bodies and shabby raiments hrough the lines of strangers astking lms. but somehow or other, God bless hem, we shall manage to make their ay to the grave gentle and tranquil. though their comforts may' be seant and their pleasures few. At least their feet shall not be led in humiliation, as these men fought to save our' honor. and let them not be set on the cur'b stones of f distant Babylon to stir the pity of their ancient enemies or catch the rumbs of a passing charity. wvhile God n Mount Sinai has commanded us to honor otir father's and our mothers." Yes, noble sentiments from the im mortal Grady. and in behalf of the thin rey line we hope to see the jewel in our immortal crown for love and yen rati"on to the ti'ue and faithful. Geolria answered the appleal of this ood man, and since 1889 has contrib uted large amounts to the pension cause and recently the joint Assembly of Geor ialapropriated a soldiers home for' ex-C(onfederates. South Carolina has men like Geor gia. Cannot our great men stir our Stat'e in the old soldier's behalf before too late? The small pittance given to o few and as the remna~nt like the mist before the morning sun, will pass to history and no more promises neces sary on the political hustings or pen son act needed, but the question nowv is. Does South Car'olina give her pen sion accor'ding to her ability? We read in the columns of the press every day for' seveta years about the prosperity and increasing wealth of our State, financially strong and out of debt. and when the'old soldier sees these things he wondiers why, after treading the wne-press5 alone cannot even partake of the gi'apes of Eschol. We hope our legislative bodies will act generously and in keeping with the great and loving issues of today and, in keeping with the resources of our State. grant pension appropriations worthy of her honor' and her wealth and becom ing the sons of kindr ed of ex-Confeder a'e veteranrs, who hold nearly all the powr inthe ltw-makin:I bodies of our cotnty andi Statie. To d0 less would dishonom' thme positiotu of South Caro lna near the ilashiingr of the guns com pred wit rh the pensions of the State of Geo0.ria't and whine the State and coun tv boards of peCnsions w~'ill dispose of the little funids givxen them for distribution to the best of their ability atnd to those N...n.ca.reasonably hope for cood healtth une-' hit" bowels move onc'' each day. When hiisn tia t:ded to. diso rders of the stomach aio. iiousess. headache. dyspe'psia and lilies soon fiollow. If ron wish to avoid these all mets keep your bowels rettuiar by taking "Chamberl i's Stomach and LiVv Tablets when reired. They are so easy to take an~d itmid nd gentle in effect. For sale by 'rhe It. B. Lor ..a n..,,g Sor Isaw M. Lorymea. Prop. Carolina falls far short of uecr auiniy ts aid the pension boards in this grcat and opportune work. and like her sister State in the greatest civil war ever waged. pass into history forever, which will live long after great monuments have crumbled to dust. and what will be the history of our grand Palmetto State ---comparing devotions to duties. to State and memory of the brave? Trusting to the generous and brave for more pensions and less blanks. and the blessings from a soldier in his even tide to him who gives cheerfully and not grudgingly. I. St. Paul. S. C. '.Ls signature is on crery box of tho gmuiu6 Laxative B;.orwcQuirine Tablets '" remedy that caren a co!d in one de: The Manning Academy. The Academy will reopen Monday, .anuary 7. 1901. A Conimnercial Department. includ iug Shorthand. Typewriting and Book keeping will be in charge of a compe tent gentleman. 'or terms. address Mrs. E. C. ALSBP.OOK. Principal. Read in another page tue combina tion offer we are making. Through a nisunderstanding several who took ad vantage of this offer last year did not et their papers promptly. but our arrangements are such now, that every person who pays up. and one year in advance, and all new subs rihers. will get this valuable farm journal promptly. Remember you get THE TIMES and Farm and Home for $1.~0. CASTORIA F~or Tnfants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of -:a THExe Leading Drug Store OF CLARENDON COUNTY resent the compliments of the season to their many friends and patrons in anning. Clarendon and adjoining Counties and take pleasure in inform ing them that they can supply their wants for the Christmas Holidays, no matter how fastidious their tastes might be. Remember Absent Friends by presenting them with any of the following Beautiful and Artistic Articles. Ladies' Purses and Wallets. Sterling Silver Fittings-all prices. Lamps - a varied assortment - all prices. Pictures and Picture Frames-all rices. Figures and Ornaments from the arkets of England. France, Germany nd Austria-all prices. Cups and Saucers. a complete collec on, and at all prices. MIirrors. Photogiraph Frames and Al ums -all prices. Toilet Sets complete. beautiful de igns and colors. $2.25 to $3. Vases-the largest and most artistic ine ever displayed in M1anning. We an surely please the most exacting. Appointments for the Table. You an make your tables present an attrac tive appearance at t-small outlay. Novelties in Green and White Glass are at 10 cents each-a full line. Christmas Cards-Full line. beauti fully illustrated and with charming entiments. Box Paper, Writing Tablets. Visiting ards, Inks-all colors, Pen and Pen olders: in fact everything pertaining o the needs of the writer. Books-Cloth and Paper Editions ll prices and titles that space will not ermit us to mention. Tennev's Fine Bon Bons in superb oxes, used by the elite of society, Pea ut Brittle. Extracts. Cologne. Toilet Waters, in attractive bottles and boxes-all prices. Toilet Soap-Every imaginable make. Requisites for the Toilet. Brushes and Combs, Nail and Tooth Brushes. Brush. Hand MIirror and Comb in Sets, Hand Decorated. Everything to please the children. The largest and best assorted line of andy to be seen anywhere. We could go on entumerating indefi nitely. but it would require all the col .nsof TiHE MLANNING TIMES to do so so we must desist. but our friendsg and patrons are most cordially mnvit etu o call and inspect our large stock and hey will readily realize that the half has not been told. We add what the public is so fully ware of. that we have the most thor ughly equipped ODERN DRUG STORE IN CL.ENDON COUNTY. W3Ir. J. E. Arant. Ph. G.. is in harge of our Prescription Department W3Iiss Olivia Ingram will be glad to serve her friends with that courteous attention which has always character ized her. ISAAC Ei LOijYEA, Proprietor, * Sig'u of tho - Golden Mlortaur, MANNING, S. C. - 'FDHODNE NO. 2. From Hartw~ell S. GayIarid, A Deep) Red Bay Mlarc. heavy mane that has been roached: heavy tail, trim med short: large but short, bony legs and heavy body: star in face and a deep) scar en one ear with point protruding out about three-fourths of an inch: large head and neck; a little white on some of its feet. The mare was stolen on Saturday, 1~>th inst. Any information regarding the above desribed mare will be grateftully re ceived and rewarded by the owner. HARTWELL S. GAYLARD. Sumter. S. C. 40-2t] ATOTICE I have opened up a Sewing Mlachine store next door to M1r. S. A. Rigby's general merchandise store August 1st, 1900. I will carry the 888Il[j8 of 88Will Mo0i1l88 M008. The new ball-bearing "New Home." the he.st machine mane: also "New Ideal"' and --Climiax.'" from $1$ to $40. I sell on Instalment. Easy Payment Plan. I clean and repa ir any kind of macines for least mioney possible. Cali and see me. A. I. BARRON, Ag't. ring 'ur Job Work to The Times office. Our Low=Priced Good Within the Reach of All Purses. WE DEFY COMPETITION! WE BEAT THE STATE We purchased our goods months ago and our forehandedness i reelected in every price we name you. If you only knew the factors and mill prices on goods now :ou would know how to appreciate th< prices we are offering goods at now. We are selling goods now a really less than what they can be put in our house today. We have a few more bales of yard-wide Sea Island Homesput at 3e. Best Calicos made at 5e. We have the cheaper grade goods also 3-lb. Quilt Rolls for 75c. our neighbors are selling at $1. We are right up to you on anything. L A D IE -:-"-:-"-:-"-: If you need a second Hat we can make one for you at only "TRlFLE" for we don't like to carry over any goods in tha1 line. Come in and see our Milliner and see what she can d< for vou. See Our Remnant C6unters.... They have some goods on them that will put you to thinking, Remember our great values in OVERCOATS. If you have seen them then you know what they are, and : not you have missed something. If you don't see what you want then ask for it. Yours for true values. S- I. T I L. L., Proprietor Wagon and Buggy Material, __ Mill Supplies, Steam Fittings, Cane Mills, Evaporators and,, Kettles, Guns, Pistols, Ammunition, Guaranteed Pocket Cut Oils, Guaranteed Razors, Varnish, Guaranteed Shears, - Brushes, Stoves, Hardware, Ranges, ~'Tinware. r Heaters, Enamel W ,re, Harness, .s Wooden Ware, Saddles, Sporting Goods, Leather, Bicycles and Bicycle Etc., Repairs, Etc., Farm Implements, Etc. Sheet Tin, Sheet Iron, Nails, Wire, Horse Shoes, SNuts, Bolts, H ammers, SPunches, Chisels, Files andiSaws Everything Pertaining to Our ILine, DRI GBHY'S DIBG OFFRINGS *For Hioliday Shoppers | ARE SIMPLY MARVELOUIS. Just after Christmas we begin taking stock and we want to reduce our entire stock to a small lump and we arc making things hum when it c:omes to prices in ordier to do so. 3 Ldies' Fine Drcss Goods going for' almost a song and we dance to Sthe music. SStaple Dry Goods at the same old pr'ices before the aidvance in _raw cotton. - $500 Stock of Men's and Boy's Sto be sold between now and Christmas. and it's your chance to get a good Suit for a mighty small price. SShoes, Shoes--More Shoes. The people arc still singing Rigby' prais for selling the best__ Shoe have a large stock of Shoes to be sold by January 1st arnd you should see us and purchase a pair while they are low down. Sgive to every child born in 1901 a pair of Shoes and you get them Sfrom S. A. RiIGB3Y. They don't cost you anything. A DOLL FREE! SWhen you buy ten cents worth of Toys for cash from us. call for Sa ticket entitling'yotu to a chance at the Lovely Dressed Doll that we Swill give away Xmas eve night. Our display of Christmas Gifts Sare replete and you will tind them cheaper tha~n elsewhere. These are facts. Weare showing a lovely line of fine China Cups and Saucers, Pmn Tras.Bique Figures for Match Safes. 1 Al kinds of Fireworks. 3 Exressand Pony Wagons. Dol Car riages, etc. Ifact w e have something for everybody. We are making prices to move Blankets and Comforts while the Rugrs and Matting. i tri. tc A].. iNMerry Chisra toAl OLT.D RELI, TABTLTE 1,000 T0NS~ Fertilizers TO BE SOLD FOR CASH or on easy terms, payable 15th next October, where parties are able to give good collateral securities. Acid Phosphate, Dissolved Bone, German Kainit and Standard Guanos. Those who wish to pay the cash for fertilizers will do well to see us before they buy. We are able to quote some very attractive prices as we placed our orders months ago when fertilizers were low. Yours truly, W. E. JENKINSON. SThe Best in te World. AS!~vo~ T~eThis is a~pretty strong asser btio ito isake about anythng Shoes who are making such * cun~' thev consider that the leathe r ~~ ~deserves it. Give them a rial FOR ME~N adi o r o aife your MONEY WILL BE RE beauty and tensile strengt h and stylish shapes of our -DREW SELBY&CO. Ladies' Shoe - Hasealready won for it a large ladies of Clarendn neeounty its beauty, and one test wl demonstrate its merits. -:: EVERY PAIR CUARANTEED. e ncarry the best lieofs v - Copyrighted, ask yoa to take our wordfor I it, but come and see for your- - self. OUR I.INE of SHOES is COMPLETE. ~ S Men's, Boys,' Women's and Children's Shoes, from Brogans Sto a Fine Patent Leather, and we are not going to be undersold, Snot even by those who claim to be sellhug at cost. SOur Entire Line of + CTLOTHING, HATS,CAS SSHIRTS, UNDERWEAR, V NECK WEAR, *H ALF HOSE, UMBREL -~ LAS, DR ESS SUIT CASES, oEtc., in fact everything in our S line was bought right and 4 L.--.~J... -J 1' sp e dnt ehan tod ny dle nboasting, but we are the only 10 to 25 Per Cent - on aningoo nyourfor your lieral patronage and hoping to serve Syou in the future, we are - Respectfully yours, IC. DAIS & CO.I