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?hc $ofri? $rralit. IM'ltl.lslI Kl> KVr.HY THURSDAY MORNING* IIY TH F CONWAY IUJHI TSHINGCO., CONWAY, S. C. 11. 11. WOODWARD. Editor. SUBSUUPTION : One Year, - - 11.00. Six Months, - -00. rhrec Months, - - ALWAYS IN ADVANCE. Miv One cent u word in excess of 150 words for obituaries. Poktry not AOOKI'TRI). Kntt>n>il hi Hi* I'nM Oftito ?t Oonwnjr, S C., s.Tun'! i Matter AI)YP1JT1SKM KNTS : Vranstent advertisements $1.00 per inch for the tir-t ins. rtion. 50 rents >tn Inch for each subsequent insertion. Noli es in local readinir matter, I.) cents p. r line eadi insertion; under head <#t "Business Notices," 0 cents a line each insertion. Official advertisements at tne rates ullow ed liy law. Liberal contracts will r?e ir.aue for advertising three or more months. i'tiK 11 Kit Al.I> will puhllsli, at the dls cretion of the Kditor letters on subject* of irenernl inti.rrtet ulmn uf in.ii. ulninlv <? " I"" ^ Aiili ink and weompsmied by tin* nam* of tilt' author. These ghoul 1 bo directed i<? the Editor of 'i i:k Hekai.p. UKMITTANCKS For Subscript!* ri or Advertisements inuM be tntido to the Manaokii, Cos way pubi.isiiino coml'antTHURSDAY .IAN. 9n d IQ02 Tiik ti?rht against llie trusts in this State has been started. May it 1 e wa^ed until complete victory is the result. The Attorney General has tendered his report on the sub ject and it should receive due consideration by the members of the Legislat ure Cnk orcat trouble with some men is, that thes have not the faculty of concent rati no their minds on a question lono enough to understand it fully and make up their decision after calm and deliberate considcra tion. They are apt toJform conclusions hastily and thet^ always look at a matter from their own stand point. Men should form the habit Oj studying both sides. 'J here was never a one sided question, though men niton try to make it appear so. Skvkkap important matters will command the attention of the Leg. iglature, about to assemble in Col umbia. The Supreme Court has declare^ certain special acts of the Legislature to be unconstitutional. It follows that many of the laws in relation to county government and the protection of came in the different counties, and perhaps others relating t j different subjects, are a dead letter or. the statute books and general laws for the whole State must be passed. This will require considerable c ;re and will doubtless take up much id the time of the law making body. Tiik Marion eo y papers are full of new com ty reading every week now, and some of the articles contributed are decidedly of the fire and brimstone kind We are not cer tain, bul the local readers of these papers .nust be getting tired of sc much stuff all of the same kind. One correspondent expresses himsell very freely to thir, effect. It appears to us that the majority of the people of Marion county are oppos ed to the new covnty idea, for the reason, among others, that the for mation of a new county will increase taxes The town of Dillon will ol course be benefitted by becoming a connty seat and therefore has some reason for the fight that is beinjj made through her paper and in other ways. Tiik school problem in this county is one which should be careful)} studied by every good citizen ant educator in the county. An article written by <4S" in our last issue states facts which we know must b( true and hate to be forced to believe Are we doing our duty toward .the advancement of education? Eacl should ask this question, and if w< arc not doing our full duty, tun over a new leaf. In some cases pco pie inay be too poor to send theii children to school, but one fact whicV we all know to be tr ie is. that man} people in * his county are able to ed ucate their children, at least givt them a common school education and yet they keep their children home. The way to change this con dition of things perhaps, is to gei the people awakened to a sense o the importance of education, if this is ever possible. Compliments Scarborough. The (Georgetown) Outlook has the following to say abouMhc response of Congressman Scarborough to the toast " South Carolina'' before the Palmetto elub, on New Year's eve in Georgetown: "Congressman It. H. Scarborough eloquently responded to this toast He is a gentleman of fine physique and clear and mellow voice, chaste and beautiful in bis language, he at once captured his audience. His speech will long bo remembered by those present at the 19th annual ban J quct of the club. There was no 1 greater pleasure for him than to J stand on the threshold of 1902 and j respond to the toast of South Caro- 1 linn, lie handled his 'subject in a ' scholarly manner '. An Entertainment at Wnnamni ker. A very pleasant entertainment .vas given at Wnnamaker Academy on the night of Dec. 27th. Prof. Ilalluui, his assistant Mi?s' Gertie Carmichacl, and Miss Fannie Jollie instructress in music, with their friends and pupils, got up n] concert and other entertaining ex i erciscs for the occasion The large hall was tastefully decorated with ivy, holly and palms Hy half past seven, the hall was filled with an expectant audience, and the exercises began, promptly it eight o'clock. The lirst number on the program was a song, "Happy Greetings," by the school. Then followedu recitation, "Aunt Jemima's Courtship," by Miss Rumh Klvi'i^ton, who delivered it in such a manner that the uudicuct could imagine Aunt Jemima telliiur it herself. Noxt was a tableau. "Rock of Af/es. The next number was an instrumental solo by Miss Fannie Jollie, the rendition of which proved the touno lady's musical talent. Then came a recitation, "Ken j tueky Philosopher." by Miss Sallie Conerly and Master Carlton Hooks. Miss Conerly exhibited line talent as an elocutionist, and you would think from Master Carlton's looks, that he really "stole datjwatermillion." Then followed a son#. "The Moon Is Reaming," by Misses Mattie Hammond, Missouri and Oussie Williamson, and Messrs. Vance Hooks and Charley and Herbert G rainier. Next a tableau, "Kvcuing Devotion, ".by three little twirls.t ~f. This was followed by an instrumental solo, by Miss Jollie. The ninth number was a very amusing dialogue "Politics," by Miss Gertrude Tyler and Charley i Grainier in which lie endeavored to explain the political situation of the day. Then came "Dixie" which thrilled the hearts of all. After the exercises, ull were invited to the supper room where a supper was spcad that would pleas# tho iiiiiul f??t 5/1!/Ait/* iiUMl l((f I'KlilHin. One. of the most mousing functions of the^'evening,1, was a^cake-walk, which was declared by the speaker '? who delivered the cake, to beat any i thing he had ever seen except a mule race. Then came the closing song, "hood Night Ladies,' by the school. ' The evening was very much en* , . joyed by all present. The amount realized was thirtyfive dollars and fifty cents, (fcdS.&O). which will be used to purchase a library for the school. 1'iof. llallum is an experienced teacher and the school, under his skillful management, is in a flourish ' ing condition. Y Z. homicide in F-'loyds. The detai's of a horrible tragedy, which occurred the latter part of last week, in Floyd's township two miles from Wanamaker, reached . .. i....* *?? ?,wv? mi mail mouuuy. Joe Elliott shot, and almost in stantly killed W. If. Floyd. There was a difficulty between the parties in the eat ly morning, near the residence of the deceased, and it is said some blows were passed. After this they seemed to be on better I terms, and walked a half mile together. Elliott passed Floyd's house several times alter the early morning quarrel, and was passing the ? place the fifth timo with some of his sons in a wagon. As they were r passing along the lane near Floyd's house, Floyd was seen walking some distance ahead of the wagon. Joe ' Elliott, took a gun which was with . him in the wagon, jumped from the , vehicle, stepped around in tho road ahead of the arimals, and shot Floyd killing him almost instantly. - An inquest was held by magisf trate Floyd and tho jury found that k the deceased came to his death by means of a shot gun in the hands of; 5 Joe Elliott. Elliott passed on down the road after the deed was done. There are some stories about Elliott's going to Nichols after the j quarrel, to get the shot with which j he loaded the gun, but we know not , ' how true. 1 A warrant for his arrest was plac* > ed in the hands of the sheriff last iUUIIUHy. Cool Spring Items. - Christmas passed off quietly, i Everybody seems to be in good j . spirits and arc going ahead prepay-1 in# for another crop. 1 1 Jsecms that tobacco growing is j ' the question of the day. r We hear manv speaking in favor j i of the no fence law r What has become of our Supervisor? We need the chain gang on the * Dog Bluff road from Brown Swamp *; to Jack Jones. t A. C. H rhta signature la oa ?try box of tko ftaafaw s Laxative Bromo-Quinine rtu* tbo roatody that rwaa ?oM tm mm* 4a| Colored Fanners Institute. (Reported by K Thomas and pa > lislud by request ) The Christmas tree at the e dnrcd Methodist ehnreh on Christmas night bore two hundred and fifty packages, estimated in value at about btre it \-live dollars. Emancipation Day was celebru ; ted at the colored academy. 'I n , writer delivered the Emancipation Oration Addresses by Rev. A. Weston and Mr. MeClue. New Year's tree given by the school was (piite a success. Ad ; dresses by Rev. T. .1 Walker and the Principal. NU1IIT SKSSION \l 'I'll k cut It I 11 (M si Col. I). A. Spivey delivered the weleome address amidst cheering and applause. The deep, timely ami eloquent remarks of the Colonel will never die. The Literary program by the | s.'hool was lis follows: Recitation. "(/Utulino's reply to j Cicero,' lv Maiiorva Moore. Recitation. Clarence Dream.' Kulii Clay. Recitation. "Speech ol'Sparlaciis to the (Radiators,"- L. Louisa Rrown j t Music Qui ate lie -'' I*" i r? is in Con way I i C. I' Quattlebaum Esq. was iut 1 duoed with applause The honored barrister came forth congratulating the oecusion. the loaehers, t.i. speakers and especially * Catilm Reply." The noteworthy aii(? tin. ly retnaks of the Colot.ei will he I >ng remembered. Music by the Rrass Rand Rev. ll. Wil .oil responded to '.he calls in behalf of the school and sub boardqalso spoke of the rapid pro gross of the school. Rev. T. J. Walker, us u-ual. gav. us it good talk. Capt. L. I). Long, our notewor thy treasurer, ''gave the writer a handsome New Year's gift win. was enjoyed by the nudier.c .1. K T||oM.\s. Clf ^ Gerslioin, Lot ton H Klt.M.o: - I attended tin recent sesion of IVe Die Cnion Conway. 1 arrived in Conwav about sun down. Dr Duseubut found.tue and toldhno it 11r ? Join J Ci.lunu .i:.i.. ? ... . :.. t n|ii > vy iimiii t i ii i i mi- in < iii. ! > u I ' i1 m*? 11 homo, to kro straieht to tin- K Doctor's residence Almost .11 V as I arrivrd at the church. 1 he p 1 tor. Kov. Mr. Crosland. found m ah I catchiiio hold of 111c as if he ? j been the town marsh.d. he said 1! d [ would eo home with him I wen! to lira. Cropland's alter the nieht session. I have decided thai 1 r land ou^ht to l?e a ^00 I piv;mi,: for he certainly ha .. ^ood u i c i was to hltv |i'e lelmi I on S iil?! 1. but I had promise i t ? y > liome 1 n Saturday evenire .'id so had to n excused. 1 knew ;!:? Missionar sermon would be safe in lite ham; of Mr. Crosland The brethren in ('onwa\ ? ert tin \ umlerstan 1 how to tal e i .oe of del chutes ai.d preachers I extend my thank- fur the kind treatment I received. II 1) 11 u \ 1 n? 11-;it I JUST 1 ONE WORD that word Is -JL~ UTT'S^ It refers to Dr. Tutt's Liver Pills ?n d MEANS HEALTH, Are you constipated? Troubled with Indigestion? Sic k headuche? Vlrtigo? Bilious? Insomnia? ANY of these symptoms and many others Indicate Inaction of the LIVt-R You NoodL Tutt's Pi Take No Substitute. \ Tiik Live Stock Depart ment of j The South Carolina Inter State aid | West Indian Nxposition has lieen | placed under the direction of Mr. i George F. Weston, who I i- been 1 for a number of years netiveiy < n gaged in the management of tin J Slock Farms of Geo. W V'nnderbilt j! near Ashville. North Carolina I Osi Jellies preserve* nud pickles, kj ;ou<1 I mfiimm I jg I.m l -,I in ft Uoien oilier \vh x itl.ii' t ;mu Ui E?j STANDARD OIL CO, wmmmmMtmmmmmmt ? ? ??n n ML-/.-wc%u&< . an-knar ** I ip's ' 1 1 greatest fever l " i medici ne. j j" ji For all forms of favor take John f ' <5 ??n'o Chm and f'cvsr Tonic It I* K | m iw Mines bettor than quinine and P. ?? doas in a single day what slow oul- t TJI ?tmo etyunnt do In 10 daw. Uv I ' , Jy splendid euros ar? In sirlki/ta con i jug tba fcoblo amoa made by >. costs 50 Cents If It Cures. | ? ? II lli^s^asKf Pure Water. I am ini.in" deep and shallow \rtesian Wells. ! i i'Vr.' . i aso ivin?f satisfaction I? foroi ' i s :ul estimates furnished an appi feulii1)/!. A LEX AN DISH N. COX. x ?n w ay, S. C Wffl IE At .1. ausey A Co. Wo beiiove ii. la roe sales and small ii'olits Mere art* some of our pri-OS. ( ;.iiv ? < . worth <> cents, jjoieo at M as 1 a nits per yard. 1 '< I' 1 'laids o<?iiiir iii *> cents >er yard. I'all line of Mai.Is from f?00c uts to rli .*) > per pair. \ eood pair for j eont>. Otl. ojo-is too nuin 'I'ons to ueiitioii ,ii prices jusi as low. Yours very truly, /. rn $i-;y <; co. i xrs^ cr., varr (\sk in in i ii iiwi??w f? y-pXaHmVg&h ' ' s ^~T-' . ' 1 M Apfr JjB -:h i MM W@fi$EN 1 ! ft I i Willi' 'if < ald'li ' t no jjflia I'll Kill rJ of woman's health ami happi- U I iloss from youth ' > ?>!'! ajjfe. It H i help In i I\ i: i > \\o111a:iliooi 1. Sj . ll Mi.-tsii i Iter 11111 i :o- tlx* trials I of prejjjnatiey, oliililtiirtIt and rj a lnotli' i hood. making labor oa-\ U a ami pi r\? 11i .n;-; lloodinjr ami mis- H | earriujjfe. It oently loads her W I through tin' d iMicrotis period V\ S known as tb?> eiian<rn of life. M genres low on Ine.i, falling of the U i; wotnb, and moiislriial irregularity H I in every form. It is valuable in n ovoiy miny period of a woman's J j life. It leinforees tlie nervous I system, aets directly on the geni- 3 tal oiv.iie i is the line*! t mic J for women known. Ask your 5 druggist for a nJ .00 bottle of ft | Wine of (Jardui. tt.itcsvll'o, Ala., July It, i:kk). n i am asl I < i i and Thod* W font's Itl u'lc I . ' .! i-t 1 feel titce a M ilifli'o t t un.'-i. i.'.rc.x. . sp verul la- B ! ob hen 1 p ho inei tinea in tlu-ir E, tu ii. ir 11 (!u> iiiio. I liii\'?> I hreo K'rls H rttut ticv ;i re usi ng it \vi: a no. Q Mrs. KA : ': '"() vVIlKlt. M it I vine* '11 i m. \ Iv mu> I> ,it- vl ineiil ". I lie i tint lilt ? . t 11 stictue I n.-i ..(!/, Ca OhutliuitHiKii, IViui. * w . \r:> 01 r::r. skin. iny : i Mi! : <ini! it.. ; :> i < ma (viur, util-rhiurn,mul otiioi 1!? 'I III is il.Sllililh i.l Us I I is , l\ : . !. i' . i! iisil\yo t.ini M. r .it. Mmiv very l>:ul i .so- have lie i iti : iontly i s >1 I iv it. Ii is <iir.i?i'j .. i ( for iu liiiit; jiiUs.uiil :? f tsorile rt ;.! y |. r *kiv nipples; (happed hands, eld' fr<is( hiies, ami chronic sore ivcs. : .1- 1 >y drwyipsls at 'Jo ci lits per 1 os. Tiy Dr. CadyV. Condition Powdois, (h.? ;< ji: : vital a liorso ncals when in lmd condi i hi Tonic, hl<i,;.l puiiOeraiul vnniifu^p I \i'7^ rh9 MOST ; f| CHILLS and FLVL !THls OTfl^V HAI-'ii IXKIHGX TASTCLUSS ant! Gl Doas Hoi Costa'.n Qo'ft?no Ho/ Othtr i'olnon. i;H<it iisjut W. A. ?.frl.nvty & Bon, Plrao Box, Tei.,s8, : lio.,? s ). liavo ever handled. My boh (ire ;orIU <?iily < hi!) Tonic which at liilt. ran witho 11'riec iiOc. UUOWN 51F* r.'-;. J jggg r; .. NOW! T o , Til F, flORR '!! :<: I. \ The N E\ Liy Taking Your // is the paper that sii lorry County. A"o o'ood rifi ul il- ('onto and enter you i irs of I he Cu m p/r ign yeu ) *ou rs for u prosperou. H. H. W< Tax Returns. Tuc Auditor ??f 11 r ry County wlll.-ttewJ the foliowinir places at tones specified la-low lor tin* purpose ?.f t kit'u Upturns of ull t \ il?l" prop r'y, l>< tli real and personal, tor fiscal year eomm* ncii.g J.au. l?t, 1002, ami ending Dec. Ills', ;1K)8. Cool Spring W . t.nesday .Jan 1st from 11 a m to 1 p in l(eliol">tli Thursday J.\n 2nd fro 10 i m to IV 111 /.nun Thursday Jan 2 from 2 p in t> 4 | in Sanford Friday Jan 3rd from 10 a in tt 12 in (iurley Friday Jan 3rd from 2 p in to -1 p in Iliiyta no Saturday .lau 4?h from 10 a in to 12 m Adrian Saturday Jan Ith 2 p m to 4 p m Jord uiviile Tuesday J in Ttli 10 a in t<: | 12 m liideon Tuesday Jan 7th from 2 p hi tu ' 4 p m (ialivauts Ferry Wednesday Jan 8tl 1 from 10 a in to I p in Taylor>\ille ITinrsday Jan Dth from PJ a in to I p m. t Yurdclle Friday Jan lOtli from 10 a in to 1 p III 1* h?)d> Saturday Jan 11th .rom 10 a to to 12 hi spring Branch Saturday Jan 11th from 2 p III t<> 4 p III Cre< n Sea Monday Jan 13tli from 10 a I m to 2 p in I.oris Tuesday Jan 14th from It) ? 111 to I 2 p m Ihiisy Wednesday J an lath frnm 10 a I in to 12 in I found Mvainp Wednesday Jan lfth | from 2 p m to 4 p in. i I tammoud I liursi.ii) Jan Kith froui 10 I i hi to 12 m F.henee/er Thursduy Jan Kith from 2 p ' III to t p III Farmer Friday J an 17th from 10 a in to I Is >>> l.ittle lfiver Saturday Jan 18th tr< m 10 a m to v p ill \\ ainpee I' i) Monday Jan 20th from Id iin to 12 m Hand Monday Jan 20th from 2 p in to 4 P m Tiliy Swamp Tin sday Jan 21st from 11 a m to 12 m i>rahamvi,le I uesday Jan 21st from 2 p in n> I p m I'in I sland W ednesday J an 22ml from 10 a tn to 12 m \\ itiiers Si hool Mouse Wednesday Jan 221id ! r< hi 2 p in to 4 p m Mallow K. (>. I huisdnv Jan 23rd from 10 a in to 1 p m So astee Friday.Ian 24th from 10 a m lo l p III i?u? ksvilh* I'Tida) Jan 21th frou 3 p in to 1 p III I'ori tlnrrelsou Saturday .Inn 2ftth from ID t 111 to 12 111 Dourada Satiudny Jan ?5ih fr in 2 |) in u. I |> in I I ? balance of tin* tin e nnlil Feb. 2l)th, t ilo* An iitor'oollice in Conway. All able bodied 111:1)fw capable of earning a support between the ages of 21 and (ID M I f> sli ill be deemed tnxatile polls, 1 be 11?11111> . r o| your School District is in. port, 11, t I noisier* ol Ibail Kstate should also be iio' d ' .\i'i'iitoi s and Administratots ..i I inak-* their r turns strii 11} aceoiding to law. Failure to make return* within the time specified subjects the delinquent to a pi 11altv ol r>0 per cent. J. A. LK\N IS. Auditor Horry County. To ltent or Sell ? A oood farm 2J miles South of Cool Sprino. Has tfood *>ix room dwelling uud till necessary outbuild inq's for farm. HOOD LAND for IOUACCO. (lood barn already on premises. \ .11. AUUI IVjh w. i'. squiuf:s. Murphy, '*a. Oct. 3rd, !!K)1. Hm For information aim rroo Handbook writ? to MCNN A CO.. 361 nuOAI>w..Y, Nkw YoitTC. Oldest bureau for securing patent? In Amerteu. Bvory patent taken out by on I? broupbt before the public by a notice given free of choree In tha Scientific ^ntctican Largest clrcnlntlon of jr v Ac'enC"* paper In the ! world. Splendidly ll'-??i vf-oliioent i insn should bo ttlthor.' :t '? c' ' SfU.OO a fear: tl.**) none ' ? MI'NfTi CO. 1 *0|l! I Sill I P.i . . 1 . . V or." IBX^^^^^GSSSSnSQ If Chiil Tonic I SUCCESSFUL CURB SOLD M and All Malarial Troubles. I IV I'OX CHII.DRGM. JARANTRFD. o the Stomach Nor ifftect lite Hearing. Bfj "IVud jn's Pepsin Chill ToaPs ia thcB) ra it In I.is j-raetioo, and sajs it ia ttvoH ot ir.i.iry to iv o stomach." O. C<>., Prcp'rn, tireencrUlo, Tean. mf^smsBWESMa?asdB I NOW! I IBE NOW X &G&4U*. v YEAR RIGHT. County Paper. finds//// for the /)eople of ize/i can afford to be withr name now> and get the r. ? ,\'ew YearDODWARD, EDITOR - M- - . _ mmmmm ?? : hoIlI? . ALL. CASE3 Cr DEAFNESS *OR !<?4" D HSAftiAfQ ARE NOW C J DABLS bj oar new invention. On'v tV. ' bv: . dof ?re i-,c iMc. HEAD NOISES IMMEDIATELY. W. A. WERM All, Of &'Ai. VlrtfORH, TAYdl _ , . PAi.Tivom, Kd , M*i-ch 30, ioci. _ y*nit*mtn ? Being entirely cured of ' 's, t' 'iks t.? % our treattue ni, I will now give 70W , a run history of my case, to be used at you- discretion. About five year* afro mv right car began to sing. 3*'d i!>i) kept 0:1 getting worr, until I K'? my hearing in this ear entirely. I underwent a treatment for cattrrh, for three ra'mf'j, without any sueccfs. etrnstdUd a number of physician.*, among other*, the r?o>t eminent' r f, rcialii.\ of thi* city, who told ?n? I ??at o"ly " operation could help tne, ami even that only lc\.iix>rarily, that tlu hood noiaea would 1 theucaaae, but the hearing iu the affected ear would be lo.it forever* I than aaw your advertisement accidentally in a New York paper, and ordered your VreatBent. After I had u*cd it only a few days according to your directions, the noises ceased, ai.d today, after five week*, my hearing in the diseased car has been entirely rerloied. 1 thaul; you naartily and beg to remain \ery truly yours. K A. WKRMAN, 7308. Broadway, Baltimore, Md. | Our troutment ilooa not interfere with your unual oceujuttion. YOU CAN CURE YOURSELF AT HOME INTERNATIONAL AURAL CLINIC, 696 LA SALLE AVE., CHICAOO, ILL. NEW YORK RACKET STORE. GIVES THE MOST GOODS AND Til K BEST GOODS FOB THE LEAST MONEY. Knock down prices the order of the day. A pleased customer is ike best advertisement. It pa vs best to yet all of jrour trail* by telling you at very low prices tlian to sell you a litt e at a large profit. Ol'B 0 I TO IS: A nimble NicUe is better than it slow Dollar This month I am offering many urn ^ood.n ut greatly reduced prices. { Othersare cryin^ ADVANCE. ADVANCE, but I hummer prices DOVTN DOWN, DOwN. Ladies $2.50 Slices are uoin^f at $2. Ladies $1.25 Shoes K?'ny at $1. Men's $2.50 Shoes goinjj at $1.75. Good pants worth 75 cents goin^ at 50 cents. A j>rnod water-proof double frame Umbrella, worth $1.25 going at 00 cents. Ladies trimmed hats, dark ahadw* at 50 cents. 24 sheets of good note paper for 2 cents. 25 good ! envelopes for <\ cents. All linen Window Shades for 25 cents. Men's $5. pants going at $2.50. A paper of good Needles fur 1c. and lots oi i other things just at cheap. W. II CHESTNUT, Manager. we ihave moved . . > Across me street and now occupy two of the ! now stores in Spivey Building. J Wo have just K?t through taki nj; stock. Wo havo n yood many tfoods , that arc odds and ends, also jobs that we bought away oolow the market ! and are jjoin^ to sell regardless of cost, in order to make room for our Spring Stocl^. ' Wc have two stores and are still crowded for room. Ladies Jackets, Capes, Skirts, Shirt waist. Overcoats and extra franf* at greatly reduced prices. We never carry over any tfoods, if we. can't notour price in a sale like this, will take yours. We have had a splen did trade this year considering the short crops, and we are in business to stay. We are in a position to buy and handle jjoods in such quantities as will outclass all our would-be compctiors. and at the same time keep i mii-iii gursmiig i iv/ w ?v ti u pj'1 uuk uuuijs. Wc Ion t stand in with them as to price, and our prices are so low j they cnn't compete. Our Low Prices Stands in Willi the People I We give more goods for same money, and same goods for less money all the time, hence wo do the business. Thanking our many friends for their most liberal patronage, and wishing you one and all a happy Christmas, We are yours for the Christmas and Holiday trade. CONWAY BARGAIN HOUSE. And Santa Claus. $100 REWAPD i\>r Any Case ?f CHILLS AND FEVER That Cannot Be Cured By WHEELER'S TONIC, When used strictly by directions. The only combined Chill ?nd Ptvar Treatment on the inarkst The liver and kidneys, stomach, blood, brain and nervous system treated separately. WHEELER'S TONIC will also cure INTERMITENT, BILIOUS ANU CONTINUED FEVER. The best tonic. Great Appetizer. A logical prescription, acieutificu Hy compounded, contains no poison For sale by Dr. E. Norton. .. z : : " ? B. O. COLLINS, President. D. A. SPIVEY Cashier. BANK OF CONWAY CONWAY. S. C Capital Stock $20,000. Surplus Fund $8,000 DIRECTORS: B. G, Colmks. W R. Iiiwii, D. A. Spitit. C. P .Quattlbbavm, T. A. llrsioueis. We trausact a general banking business, and guarantee prompt attea tionto anjr and all mntters Intrusted to our care. This Bank respectfully solicits the deposits of individuals, firm corporations and will give even reasonable facility consistent ?itl?