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I * - . . U * , ', ^Thursday January 11, 1906. |*inc INccdlcs from INortli Carolina. With its jovs anil its sorrows, its prosperity', health * 4md happiness ^the year 11105 1ms gone from us and another page is written in the century's history To the uttermost of our being we arc most profundiv stirred ' with abounding gratitude to the giver of all gifts when it is recalled that the past year lute been marked by unusual prosperity and goodness and blessings throughout the entire realm, from the Atlantic to the l'u eitic. from the great lakes to the halls of Montezuma. The love of God is clear from every view point. Do we love him in return? If not, why not? Often God's love toward as is tremendously exalted as if were something entirely row; but how many, either great or small, prominent or of minor importance. reliable or mediocre, mag nify our love and gratitude towards him and for him 1 know that God loves me, bnldo 1 love God? That's the question. Listen! "He that hath my commandments and keep eth them, he it is that lovcth me: and he that loveth me shall be loved ot my Full)ar, and 1 wiil love .him, and will manifest myself to him John xiv.'Jl . His words do no) evap >rated into mere sentimental ism. u'lhy word is truth." As we enter the New Year lyt the record of the ? Id (just gone) be sacred in our meVnory and prepare to do our part towards making 1900 an even greater blessing though we know not what may l?e in store; but i Itiis we do know, that we are travel- 1 ing toward the Mast by way of the West, and may have already passed by the South The Slate convention of Haptists. recently held in the city of Raleigh, to say the least was decidedly a great meeting. Tint church statistics show the following advancement covering 1900 11)05: In numbers the Haptists (white) have gone from 1 (id.098 to 1 88 ;?!>!> and in finances from $51 105 01 to $04,095.-10. This does not include pastor's salaries not the money given to Church building purposes. The writer enjoyed the distinctive privilege or serving as one of a committee on one of the most important objects? the Orphanage. Rev. J)r. H. M Poteat, President of Furman I Tni VOI'Siif. vr (.mil rilmtml ? ?... V/ . VJ. %' J J V v/il t I IV u IVyV ? very greatly to the interest of the convention, lie was loud in his praises of Furinan and the good State of South Carolina. ' ... , Distinguished reprosentntiv.es of our institutions, enterprises and general interests were present from Georgia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Penn sylvania and Virginia. There will he a conference of the preachers and deacons of Robeson county held with the Baptist church at Dumbarton, January Ui 18, 11MK>. We would be delighted to have the honor of entertaining a representative from the good old Waecamaw. Best New Year's greeting to all. Respectfully, J. M.Fleming. Dumbarton, N. C., l-l-'OG. Sickening: Sliiverin?r Fits. of Ague and Malaria, can be relieved anJ cured with Electric Bitters Tlfifc ? i\t JJ.yrc, toijic medicine; of ' espOoud iK-'n^fit 1 iv ffnfrkiri-a,. for it ex-, arts a true curativeinUuenee on the disease, driving it entirely out of the system. -dt is much to be preferred to Quihihe, having none of this drug's bud .after-effects. E. S. Munday, of Henj^etta, Tex., writes: ' "My brother way very low with malarial fever ami-Jaundice, till ho took Electric Bitters, which saved his life. At Norton Drug Co., price 50c . guaranteed. Oakton [News. t Chrrstgias ytl>, quiet|y at ( /Oak tort:* ? v Oakton'was full of holiday Visitors and aM seewfrd-fco have ?fn joyed thein selves. The school girls and boys were at jhome with pi$Vents and enjoyed their '/-few days'/fej^f^dom [rom the re* -straints <> fcbfrbge life to the fullest ''"extent. Good dinners and good ?L^slryCfir was-trre* most prosperi. s ous year that Oaktrwn has ever ex perienced. The merchants all say " y)) that the trade of last year was far j ; ahead of any previous year and at f * th j 'idose, of business all were . ? sat i s i {<S1 wj th t M> fV f ?.fti) 11. / Oakton is rapiclly becoming a place' ; ; of attraction. r? (A Col Berry, of Latta, is visiting relatives here, j Mr. '(parley WhAdey and Mjss; I?s telle'Titdmp.-ZbrV'\vere visiting tyqre . .I this. ; " !< ..... .; Me^s'Vs. .T.'t3.sfca?HJ ones and Waiters M. Trfonfp$>rt yisil/qig^ty ?fcpQ 1 last Sunday. Think there'musthavej", ' i *'aome^ mdgctynen L ,. ^rbrv^inl and hospttfoble family of 'an.' Mrs. D? O.-.Roweil have moved to Conway. Their friends { regret to lose thern, but Oakton's . loss is Conway's gain. i ( Miss Bessie Shaw has returned , from Kingsdale, N . C. Cor. Spoiled Her lleauty. ( Harriot Howard, of W. 34th ! St. New York, at one time had her . beauty spoiled with skin trouble, : She writes: "I had Salt Rheum or ( Eczema for years, but nothing would cure it, until I used Bucklen's ArnieaSalvo." A quickand sure healer for cuts, burns and sores, 25c at ^^Worton.pr"^ 3o ^ "/v VF antkic?A., lui.stlcr to tiilcc or ders for fresh and dressed poultry i and new laid eggs, good pay to right i party. Address sit once. Seaside I Poultry Yards, Myrtle Reach, S. C. 1 COTTONlfl Incrcaae\burl?^^^y^^\^i77|OS^ Yields I>c Ac.^ove Paf i|^yttfl v x. jjvr It is a well known fact that cotton, I or any other crop, produced with Vir- I ? ginia-Curolina fertilizers will bring: I the highest possible price on the mar- I 9 ket. Make healthy, strong, well-do- I vcloped, early cotton, with full grown I R bolls on the fruit limbs at tho laise as I well as all tho way up to the very top I and tip ends of the branches ot tho I cotton plants, by liberally using Virginia=CaroIina Fertilizers. They contain all the materials neces- I sary to supply to your land the elo- I incuts which have been taken from it I by repeated cultivation year after year. I These fertilizers will greatly "increaso I your yields per acre.'' Accept no sub- I stitute from your dealer. Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co. Richmond. Va. 'Atlanta, (la. Norfolk, Va, Savannah, (Ja. ?3 Durham, N. C. Montgomery, Ala. I Charleston, S. C. Memphis, Tonn. I Haltimoro, Md. Shrovoport, Lai. k m. - a W THE CHAMPION ^ I STUMP PULLER. | 11iiipro veil > S The strongest, the simplest H I and most eoenomical of all H I Stump Pullers. I Try it before you pay for it. 1 B G uar an teed to pull your stumps [ or no pay asked. lie sure you I write us before you buy elseWrite for Frkk J'ooki.f.t givfl ing terms and prices. THE CHAMPION STUMP n I'l l.l.r.K CO.. .loliiiMton, s. S Mention this paper. g INTIMATING STAN I) I NO TIM BE It. Having had many years experience in estimating timber for some of the largest lumber companies in the South, 1 am*now in position to serve a)1 parties who have timber which they wish to throw upon the market. 1 will estimate and make sales for such parties to their advantage! at a reasonable commission. Those wishing to correspond with mo can address me at SOCASTI.K, S. i xv. c. oooki:. 11 20 5 2m J VST IN. We will be pleased to have all old patrons as well as many of their friends as they can bring to come and inspect the stock that we carry on the corner. It comprises* all articles in General Tlerchandise Also Tin, Glass and Chiuaware. We make a specialty of handling these goods on as close margin as possible thereby insuring complete satis faction to every purchaser. J. E. Nicholas. i' ' M 9 I I Chinese Laundry, ? 1 Collars and Cults, Jron J 1 in^ Machine. Work turn- *B ed out promptly. Send B me a trial order. Family p J washing taken. Satisfac3 tion Guaranteed, Work p k n.-atly executed, and in B g First Class Style. Yours 2 for Good Work, P JGEO. LVM.j M.OTICI: OP; DISCHARGE* Notice is hereby driven that the undersigned Martha A. Williamson us administratrix of the personal estate and effects of John IL William son, rtr., deceased, will.apdy to the Hon. EI. N. Sessions, Judge of Probate in and for Horry county, at 11 o'clock a. m. at his office at Conway, S. C., on Friday the 19th day of January next, for a final discharge is such administratrix. Martha A. Williamson. 12 14 5?it SPECIAL NOTICES. JFOR SALE?-Trect of land of ibout or;e thousand acres to be sold n parcels, upland and fertile swamp, 1*2.50 to $5.00 per acre. Address I). Russ, Mattie, S. C. SPECIE BAR WE have now another lot of have some Special Bargains to 12.00. Men's suits from cheaper than the cheapest. Come an others say we have the goods and int Hats and Cap Line From Ladies'and dent's (1 loves, a full lin< Skin. Ladies' Walking Jackets, a I SIDES, we alwavs have a full line hy the Manufacturers . TOBACCO. We have Three or known Black Leaf Tobacco we are sel S. To Se: "r1mr li. K. c;n Rev. C. I I NOT invito youv attention to t \ v every thing to meet the (1< I reasonable profit. f Ohiutt, ( S G-LAHSWAR jL WK A li 10 A < OLLIVER CHI | AMERICAN F ^ Harness. Saddles and Bridles. Call on us when in town. We c $ PHONE 46. < Conway He ibis us. 11 oust HAN 3 Car loads of Mules have been ship have three car loads of Buggies ai your bargains. We need yonr money. A. W. JENK IMC A It T KICKS IZhe HOMEWOC ? HAVE A EINE EOT OK 1' KOH III 10 1-M Peach Trees, Plant' Trees, ( Vines, Poses unci Flower in ('ftII and see nut s/oep, a f it in g in I ho Tree Pin e, tee will treat if on white Pf < CHOICE HA Yin out' barn Ph il 100 POUNDS. Cultra 6 12 7 05 3ro CHRISTMAS THINGS. I have a full line of good things for Christmas, such as A 1* I* LKS, ORANGES. and other fruits. CAKES, CANDIES, RAISINS, and a full line of FIRE*WORKS. Mv friends are all invited to call. W. J. Bruton. J. F. Vereen of Thompson, S. C. was in town one day recently. VL GAINS. MEN'S CLOTHING just in. We in Over Coats in prices from ?1.75 $5 to $16.50. Boys CLOTHING d seo our goods, no matter what end to sell them. s, a Beautiful 10c to $5. i of the very host Eastern Buck leautiful line at poplar prices, of the very beat Brands Guaranteed Four Hundred pounds of the well lling at 18 cents on the pound. j 5 s i o n s. n d 1880 J. W. McKlweOj Prop i ettsvillo Marble Wks, HHN^DLTSVIIJ.B, S. C. and Designs Furnished of Latest Stylo eats Tombstones" and Curbing d on Application. isss work. Reasonable I'rlc N.I L VSMKN. isque, Conway, S. C. j. lIuggliiB, Gul mints Ferry, S. C WVSAVWWW> ICE! | lie fact that wo have a full lino of pmamls of tho trade and soil at a Crockery, < 10 At / GENTS FOR ^ LLED PLOWS > IELD FENCE. | Cooking and Healing Stoves. an save .you money. *rdware Co > wvwvwww us. mi misi IS FULL. ?ped In within the past .30 days. Also wo nd Wagons on hand. Come to see us for INS C& SON PEAK TREES )D NURSERY HA it TREKS NOW READY lT^I, T II A T> K. Cherry 'Trees, Figs, CTrape i<? Shru 'is: i /* rwj. // joil are in need anyare ire re for business and, 3 also have 10 TONS OF s for sale at 7d CENTS : Danforth, CONWAY, S.C. G. s. HACKER 6c SON, 544, 546 and 548 King St, CHARLESTON, S. C ' tf) I t MOULDING, Window ami Fancy Gloat* a | Specialty, I ^LOTS DC "THE ( K WISH to any to I WWW' best assorted stock to Horry County Ik for the past month i I now showing a vai QCO correct fabrics, fa Hroadclothg, Henri mere, Serge, Tailor Fabrics. Ribbons and Laces ii like quantities and cheap in pi mediate inspection, J 10,000 Yards I Going at 5c I Real value l,c It has been said oi our line of I never been shown in Conway, a four times the si/.e. We have various parts of the State an vile the ladies to inspect them. Our stock consists of everythin class department store. Ladies Skirts and Walking .1 childrens Dressed and ready ' o the most particular people of al injr, Mats and Caps. SI IO From 15 ct; No use, here's the place; that i yourself justice and ev:imin<? IBurroug Col Jl5c Cottor ] ??lit | GU ANO! I Full stock ' i on hand. V/1 j to fill orders i Send in your ( j the RUSH th | come later. J DUSENBL i I <;l;N lilt.VI, K jTODDYIIJ, CHRIS" CHINA. STATIC Of course we are headquarters for ut Glass and can give you the grca of CJristmas Goods. We had the gc the light among the cutters and ae height last summer and are offering We have china from 10 cents to $8.( beautiful HAND PAIN ups and Saucers, 10c. to $1.25. elery Trays 25c. to $4.25. al<o IMates 25c. to $4.00 each. Salad and Berry Dishes 25c. to $4.50 each. Salad and Berry Sets, 7 pieces,$1.50 to $8.00. T hi ups and Saucers$1.00 $2.20 per set. nam Pitchers 10 to 50,eonts each. After Dinner Coffee Sets $1.25 to 75 each. Shaving Mugs 25c. to $1.25. Individual Coffee Cup and Saucer 10c. to 65c. each. CONWAY I B R. E A That Gives Pleasi flyman's Bread has the good of lias the best that could be obtained fr A nice White Bre Full weight and low prices, cheaper t Wo want to have you as a regular < . B, iiiiiH i.? 1 )ING ATv I jULLY" wmmmH^mmmmmmmmmmmmrnmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmm t ho trado that tho largest and of Merchandise ever brought vs boon constantly coming in ind still coining, and wo are riod assortment of tho most shions says, in Dress floods, ettas, Mohairs, Satin, CashHroadcloth and Kain Proof t all the nobbiest patterns< in roportion. Wo have for inii lmbroidery || and 10 cent. I > and 20 cts I tugs, that such a stock has nd would do credit to a city ! already made shipments to I d in North Carolina, Wo inMatt ings in all grades. I g generally carried in a tirst lackets. Ladies Misses and wear llats, such as will suit 1 ages. Men and boys ClothLS for o verbody 8 to $5-00. I is what tlx? people say. Do ir stock before buying. Respectfully, hs & I I ins Co. | i Coming! | JV GUANO! of High Grade e are prepared i to any point. | orders to avoid at is sure to | \RY & CO. ' 1KKCIIANTW, i .TC, S, C | ww,^wwwwwwww* FMAS. CUT GLASS, 25 per cent, discount DNERY. Foreign and Domestic hina and test bargains ever otTered in this line )od luck to purchase these goods when alers of glass and china was at its ? the benefit of the reduced prices. )0, This includes several pieces of TBI) WORK. lit Glass Bowls, Gold Inlaid 5c. to $7.00 each. ut Glass 25c. to $7.50 per piece. Don't forget we are ofTerirtg Cut Glass at greatly reduced prices. We have the latest patterns and prettiest designs in Glass and China. hristmas Books. Holiday Stationery 25 to HO cents per box. The best goods put up in attractive packages for presents. Calandars and Christmas Cards. Books for little folks and big folks. Remember we offer only the best to everybody and-cverybody gets a ' 'square deal ' at DRUG CO. U .ire and Strength the whole wheat in the Hour. It oin carefully ground grain. ;ad < i han you can make it yourself. / . iiier 01 inis good bmul. j , T. Hyman. mi H in