The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, December 01, 1887, Image 4
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'I KUMS OF SI USrKHTloX:
(inviutnMy In fcilv.ino'.
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Tiiuki Months ">o
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'bort lott> ?. on rurrunt i >p'.' arc ior
but T:vvitOi\.
nil comtVxl^^ may iim> an\ si.nutur ArtIcIch
to >v \rltort tnuU (leoo npany
in bv Monil:?y,\^
lion. f'!?n ti n '
KATKS () *i~ ?Wy <?' |"
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AclvfrtisefW^iy iiis^Tf *?! for -s '11
one month will be <*li:ii'1 for :?t one del if
per inch for ilr-t Insertion at*. 1 ">h rent
for each subsequent inversion.
All loijal advertisement- r le m! rati
For a longer period than on mon'li
liberal discount.
V Picture.
It was late in the afternoon, ant]
we were o-oipo home, with a c rowd
of people, some of whom seemed
weatiod, tind simply rested or tried
to dose wearied men and women
mf home to rest after a da\ of
tod. area profitable study. A e-entleman
came in ami took a seat next to
us, bowitio politely to a lady acquaintance
on the opposite >ide of
the car. lie was very neatly dressed,
and rather hiomlv per
\\ hile the best smell >r a in ;?? i
smell at all, i' is always aueenhic to
. v >
most people to have a nioderat"b
perfumed handle rohief. 1'l.is ipMi
tinman was notably scented, an ' wa>
evidently fixed up for an occasion,
rurnino toward to, we instantly de
tected the s'roiio, pun;.' ?11 -.c/fe
able breath of the iv/uhu dr. d ei a
alcoholic li(piors. .lust before he
out on the ear lie put in his mouth
an aromatic pallet, intended to oveie.oine
his natural breath and scent it
bo yotid recognition. lie was men
home, we thiyiohl. to a wife lie loved,
and ho did not wish her to believe
ho was drinkino "too much."
lie would meet Ins wife ai.d children
with a smile, and they would not notice
his (lushed face and his hot
breath. lie was not a drunkard, and
would bo mortally insulted if any
one should say lie was; but he was a
regular drinker, and wa- then flushed
ami heated and odorous beyond any
possible diouise. The rrenteel lady
110 had bowed to must have noticed
it. I lis wife would instantly detect
it. 1 lis children would wonders. Ills
locline is very oradual. lie drinks
only four or live classes daily now.
and will only drink six or eieht next
year, it may be; but he is almost be
yond any hone. The slight tremor
of his hand will increase, his eyes
and nose will be more deeply dyed,
his toninie will bo thick, his step unsteady.
llis wife with all her love
is crueilied daily by the apprehension
his condition excites. There is
only the faintest possible hope op
him. Ilis death will bo attributed to
congestion, or anything but the true
cause. This is a true living picture
of many men who live in this city.
They are destined to die from alcoholic
poison, but they hope and
dream to the end. The insidious
wine cup begins the process of deterioration.
It ends in death. The
delicacy of the ease prevents anv of
fcctivo remonstrance. The wife dare
not mention ii; friends do not think
it worth while; and the man is a decayed
and ruined drunkard before lie
is aware of it. lie uses his thin disguises
as long .as there is anv shame
Jeft, but his most pungent perfumes
fail, and heavily laden breath te!l> of
his deadly habit. l<ont.?('<i!iforiu'ii
( 'h rixtid/t . Iflruroh .
flowing' n ('limine!.
"Did you ever hear of plowing a
channel in the Alabama River for a
steamer to get through?" asked an
old river engineer yesterday.
The reporter had heard many a
tough yarn from the fresh-water -alts
who draw the long bow on Front
street between trips, but th - wa>
brand-new, and lie surrendered.
"Well-, last July the < 'arriei
grounded on \ el low jacket l>ir on a
falling river. The crew pulled awa\
on the capstan without moving the
old boat an inch, when the mate,
seeing we would bo high and dr\ in
n few hours, got out a lot of hoes that
were in the freight and part of the
crow wore set to digging alongside
the bottom of the boat, so as to wet
her sides, while the rest were hauling
. r*>
away. Old Dr. Harris, who lives
about two miles from tl e bar, and
who has a turn for civil engineering,
asked Captain Xewmaster if there
wjisn i a mow in ui<! ireiont. ' here
was, and in a minute a bio deck
hand was up to his waist in the channel
above the bar holdino the j?h?w
handle, which was hitched to the capstan
rone, and the plow was hauled
to the boat a half-dozen time, or so.
Then the rope was tied to a tree on
the bank above and the old < ,'arrier
wont over that bar like butter through
a tin horn. There's a heap of science
in navigation.1' .1 fo/n'/t H
Tlie Skin and Lips.
To prevent a shiny skin use a lit
tlo camphor in the wash water,
To keep the lips soft and in {rood
color bathe them occasionally with
alum water, followed by {(Ivcerine or
v camphor ice.
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ltltie Laws.
Tho blue law> were enacted I?v
the i *oo;?le of the "I)' aiiiion of Now
Haven," now ('onii 'ctiou!, an ; worn
SO called because tllPV \n re | >riti?"i|
[on blue tinned The followi
in?r art* some of then:
No oho slinl travel, cook victutda,
mak? beds, sweep houses, rut hair
or shave on the Sahbath ?lav.
No on? shall kiss his her oh 1
dtvn no the Sabbath or f?' la '*
hiavs.
n?o Sabbath (lav shall he , n at
sunset baturda\ .
Whoevel* weai - cloth
with oo!d, silver or bone abo e o
siii lino i \ aid -hail be pi
jriaml jurors, and i eh ,e a
s . i i I tax tii" ev ' ite L a i
i i i i-.n... .
IIIIIIMK U * |( || | ?| I J,
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pla v any in-'r un< nt <> mi it t ,.
1 !i drum, trn ?? j???f tir j?*\s i?11 >
Xn j.rt?|)t,l minister shall j
t ?!*? in marriaoo. The inairisird'e
innv join tlieut as lie may do it witii
lt->v scandal to I'liri >t s eliuivh.
Wln>11 p..routs refuse their ehildron
convenient marriaoo tlio inaoistrute
shall dotonniiio tic point.
Now comes oho that would strike
terror to tic hearts of the swains of
to-1 la v:
No man shall court a maid ill person
or l>v 1 iter without ohtainino
tic eonsoiit of lior parent -: t.'h plenty-live
dollars) penalt\ for the hrsl
otVcnse, 1 < t pi ft y .dollars) for tic
set r>11?.5, anil the third imprisonment
dtirino the nleas ire of *he eourt.
?> n vWords
of \\ h.dom.
Slander, like mud. dries and falls
i.nr.
Never he irri.a .e or unkind to
a n \ I iot I v.
To wait and In' patient soothes
til 1111V :i pane;.
II" who mitIhts ros.es must not
fear I horns.
The smallest act < I charity shall
stand Us in j/reat steadIt
is the summit of humility to
bear the imputation of pride.
lie who has ceased to cain or ?jTOW
has ceased to ii\o as lie 01 dit to
live.
A crowd is not company, and fa ces
are but a puiller\ of pictures,
where there is no love.
The highest point outward things
can briny; one into i-; thv contentinent
of the mind, with which no estate
is miserahle.
A beautiful eye male's -Hence eloquent;
a Kind < \e makes contradiclion
tin assent: an onnitre 1 eye makes
beaut y dcf. rnn i'.
To say thai we have a clear conscience
is to utter a solecism; had we
never sinned, we shotihl have bad no
cruise ence.
A jrreat deal of talent is los! in the
world !<>r the want of a little eoflr
I ago, J'] v e r \ day stands to their
gravss a ti ii in 11. r ol obscure uini
wlio have only remaned ( lis ore '
oiluso t lie: r 1 iinii! 11 \ I.a: j : Wild .1
t In mm from making a iiiwt effort.
I'lirro is nothing .so delio at' al a
the hearing or tin- sneaking > ! trutli.
Kor this rc.'iMiii, there i- no coin- r
sal ion so agree dde as that of
mail of integritv. who hoars a
am intention to lietrnv, and -j.
without nnv intention to deceive.
St is \\ etl t<? Kc member.
That oeoiiomv is a great revenue.
That not everv one who dances is
glad.
That it is as natural to die as it is
to I ?e Ik it'll.
That the road is never long to a
friend's house.
That we have all forgotten more
than we remember.
Tlmt busy lives, like busy waters,
are generally pure.
'I'liat labor disgr ices no man, while
man disgraces labor.
That the strongest men are often
the nios' t< mler-honrtod.
Th n life i-- too hort to be spent in
minding ot hei p < >j do s business.
That ne who buy < hath need of a
hundred evt'8, an.I Ito who sells has
enough of one.
That inclination never wants an
excuse, and if one won't do, there are
a do/en others right tit hand.
Siyns and Omens.
It is nn!wek\ to be discharged
from a g> od situation on h'riday.
It is unlucky to leave a house on
Saturday without paving the rent
(for tho landlord.)
Tq pass a churn and not give a
helping hand is unlucky (to the person
who is churning).
if the palm of the hand itches it is
n sign of cutaneous irritation.
A broken nose is a sign of language.
It indicates tliat its owner
lias had "words'* with some one.
A black eye is a sign of discontent
for it is <Ii(Tien 11 to satisfy a man in
presenting him with an ebonized optic.
It is bad luck to call a man a liar
on Wednesday, especially if the
calico be bijrirer than the callc.
To knock over the salt c ar at
the dinner-table in a sign of uwkwardness.
If a man with gray hair falls in
love with a young girl he will dye.
I u advance of the. sickly en.-on iv.u- r
youi-vi-lf ini|>re.?riiable: a malaria! .tm<
phere or Mitlijch rhahjre of t?*inp rat are is
l l'llllO'l.l '1 " ' ,V ' ' ' % *
j.miiMi ?Kii utujyci, usr i;r. .1. if, m<
Lean's Sir< Ili.-nin : <,I.?i,) .. ,
1>< it tin.
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"YV !m Conn.mutlThere
is a frequent question, "I
President Cleveland or licit. S cridan
e mint it: I* r-in-ehief oT the :trm\
of llm I Hii 1 States?"' I'll- provident
is 1)v \ irtuo <>f his olliee < ??!?> - (
mamler-iu-chief of l!i army and mi\\
of the I t it ml S( ites. (Ion Sheridan
is n'.si stvied commander in- 4
ehiei of the nrillV ? t'i? 't llited <
St lies. (?. ! . Sheridan is niso s' vesl '
command* r-'n-cliief of (lie army ?>. (
iho I nitod States. I'iie 0:1.0 is lte\- <
ollieio," tli other "de facto.
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\ man s name on an itmorolla is a
si /n it ' I'liinifs to him (the name,
not the n ntlirolln.) /'/</- /{?'<.
- -rWJfr -O- Ulfci
:I?T :oiTiisoroaY.
i:\i.criivi: t
i!>m('! .1i-ml, x w
I Mis > ! ' |ii:i'.\IJT.\| KN II.
Sai'ivtarv of Stut-' Timlin* J*'. IV.. -.ril, 1
|if 1 Vliiw art'. J
S-'. ri'lasy <?i tIn Tie .*urv <J'. Fair I
rlliltl, of NciV York. ;
Si-iTi-tary of W ar W illiam ('. Kml'mutt i
?>f .MassiiriiiisnUs.
Scnotai.Y ?>r tli?> Navy William ('
Whitm-v, of Ni'\v York. t
Swri'tiiry (if tlir Interior IaicIih <>. '
l/iniar, ?il' M U *is.*i|ij'i. <
AtJonii ;. lienor. A 'lulls' I!.' .irl:i(i<l 1
iif Al k:ill*a>.
I'o*tiiiii*!''!" ( < a ! :.! William I'. N'llas
ol W Ui onsiii.
i.Kiiisi ATIVK:
I'n- iili'iit ol tin' Semite .lolin 1 ii alls,
of Kan a*s
;ii -i' <-r <?'" t 'if I Iniisi'of l{i'|iri?si-n!ati\ - 's
.1.(1. ("arli-Ii-, of Ki'iit'U'kv.
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("liii'l .Instill- linn I It W'nil.i
< > 11i??.
rsn i i? si'M'i' sninir m >
< i i i; I ml II' i ; u :.
('ireuit ('In k .1. I i. Mm <>< d.
Dkll irt .ImiI'j'i' <\ II. Siiiionlon.
Clerk K. M. Seal.mok.
.Maisiial I . M. 1 >< ?\kin.
Distrirl Attorney K. Yniiiiuuis.
I'nil i-?l ;;; nalors frnm S.mih '
I mi
?;??v i;kn m i:\ i i tv sor i n < \ t:? il l \ ,\.
(!<.,. nior .lohn I*. I * i i li:ir< in, if Jar
i'MIImm.
I,'n iit. <iownior W in. I,. M:1111 1 i11, el
< iri'i n\ ille.
Seere!ary nl' State \\ . Z. la-itner, of
Kershaw.
( oni|ilroller (ii'invul W . I'. Slum v. ol v
I !i rkli-v.
Attorney (ionoral .lo-i'jili II. K.ule, of
Sumter. n
Treasurer I t ie S. I >ainher'_r, of Mam m
well.
Sii|v?riiit< ml -lit of (kin itiiii) )miiicI
!, Hl? e. of Allbovlllt .
Adjutant ami Inspoetor Mineral Mil
! "(i "I.. Moulelll), ol A i >1M \ ille.
lest, mi.
Superintendent of tlie IN uitenti:iry T.
.1. I.: p eonih, of New 1 ri ,.
Suporiutendotjil ol the I.iiii t'n A-yluin
! )r. .1. 1'. < i i IV; n, o I )ai i. ?n.
st i'i;i.m ! : ? of i: i :
Cliir! .Indict \\ . i). Simpson, of l.nu
r.-iis
Justice Henry Mclver, of
Cin' terliekl; Samuel Mc'lowan, of A >!??
villi-.
i iin'i'it .11 imiks:
i\ 1'ivsly.
V. I' Alilricli.
'I !:(' ' Y. l: I'lJlMT.
*1' Hudson.
11 (i . i' Weruliiiw. 'I
it III' HI.III.
..i: \VII. W.ill.uv.
> t4i .1 Norton
i him v i.iiv i:i;n m i.n r.
S. ii:i'>?i* .1 eremiuli Smith.
Ueptv I'lilulivi-s S:inui"l Ilicknnm, II.
14. Muck.
( !fi l; t>t ('mil ! .1. M. < >!i\ei\
Slifi'iIV U. (J. Sessions.
I'rokato'Jutlgc \V. K. I lanl wick,
s,i...;-^; i. i... i t. .
hum.
County ' \?niinK>ioiu'rs |)?vM Uuhon, I'.
(!. ( John I!. Sin. .
County Tivasiuvr 11. !>. I> uly.
Counts Auditor I',. .Norton.
(,'oroin !' A. !!..!.(InP r lit 11. ^
l.KCISl.ATI V K.
I'lVMilmt I'ro'IVtn of th S.m.-ito .l:un<>
! '. ! /1:?r of ( hMnvt l iu
Spo;ik? i o| llo i-o Woprisonlutiw Jam Siminons
of ('hiirlestoii.
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AI )VKHT]f>kMKNTS.
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SHOES, <i
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AND
(; ROCKIUHS
AT (
LOWEST CASH PRICES
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ItATKS OF CO;''
CHARGKD FOR ->rn
ORDERS,
'! tollowliv rut <>f Comuii i<>n on
orders 'mvo hi- u l>y l\?t
)!H c i )<'i?:irlnu'iit <m and s%ft'*r.) ily ? '?
ISSii.
>11 n>-? not c\e T'liii" >" ' " "'1'iiU.
m-r nil not ?*\ i !') ' cvnts.
>vt'r $15 " ' " - !> I t.Vo.?n<?. !
)v?>r $:?<> " " ' i? I 1 V"> '.'<Mirs. ;
>v? r $40 " " " o > Iw.'ic.i'jiti!,
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)V??r $?0 " " " ;,t 80 -10 I
>v<M" $K<> " " " ' l*> > t"> ' tit .
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!:iy willi \iM-y littJi' I'lVort. \\"?? wiint
lyi.-'iits to rcpi. M .il u- i' ill lli" Coiiiil\
mil Di-tiict l\. . . mi! !m im'I'n town i-i
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mil i ut?' ii* iiit :it mu i'. \ < ry t i;; 1
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k'Ol'iUll.l? for u.?. A'/i'll! ' J*1 iTri.i \\Jio
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CONWAY, S.C.,
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STACKHOUSE
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<>!' Horn Hint \ lorn*
tpciietl a S i LIO, LIVERY*
AM) FI.L!) STABLE roiU'1
I posiic ,i()i;i).\ N A ! 'VAX'S More, oih*
nor South <?r tlm i{A1 IjllOAI), where 1 '
i'i'|? mi hiiiul, nl :i!l liinr ,
J ol!S!'iC ^r!Vi,:,'X
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WAGONS,
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r 11)1.1 MIU'S AND 11A V D()( \Z QC/OLl
Mills AND HAY DOC XX ' ,x
BUGGIES, one
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ml i I'ii!! ','n >1' IIAHNKSS, :11111 sell 4
liem :ii lh" l.( >\\ T I I'OSSl III.K prises.
All sales ^tliiraiileed as ^represented or
our money refund <!. Come ami see me
.1. STACK IIOI SK,
Marion S, <
{member 1, |SS(i. I y
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columns will ho found full of live, chaste rcndinir matter, cmbracin
In- lutes! news i ! the dav, :t11< 1 even eiVort will he made to please tl
ile.
if principles that have characterized Tm: llr.KM.it for the past vei
he% strict I v adliered to, and esjiei'iallv the polic\ to uphold the ri?d
Cii "" the wrono, from what ever source.
if iiitfrc I of thf pultlie, and csjtcciallv that of 1 lorry County, wi
he sacred to Tm-: 111-: i: a I. I?, and will lu? looked after with untirin
rr< > i > v i<: iurri>* s<:
ii. ill i;ai.i? lias a laroe and inerensino circulation, and if you desire t
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T1!K IIKRALI) ITItLIKllIX(i rOMIWNY,
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Schedule of
Wilmington, Cluidboum and
ConwAy R. R.
Cm \immm it.v, N. Nov. \Nlrd, 1ss7.
Schedule in < fleet from date.
TltAIX No. 78 SOUTHBOUND.
I.en% < hadl oil' ?i 7.80 a m
Ii\ ( Inr mIo" S. 17 a in
I.eav .M:.'M>r s..", i a in
Leave I .oris 0.8.*> a in
Arrive at ^ olundr 7.67 a m
Arrive at Clarendon 8.11 a in ,
Arrive at Mt. Tabor s.l'j a m
Anivo at I .oris Ji.<f(l a in
A'vfive at llayboro HUM a in
I 'ri\ etls * 10.16 a in
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TlfA IN No. 4 N()HT!inoi'N!>.
Leave 85 milf |??? camps II 15 ? t>> i II
Leave Loris 12 4') p hi it
Leave Ml. Tabor I 08 |> in *
('larendnn 2 00 ;i in
Arrive Privetts II 85 a m
Leave llaylioro 1 1 40 n in
. Arrive Loris 12 I5 |> in
Arrive at Nit. Tabor ' 18 1> in .
Arrive at Clarendon 1 58 p in k
Arrive at ('lnidbourii 2 48 p in
Patenters lroin Wimington will take
train 28 on W. ('. A A 11. 14., leaving \N il
mington 8.05 i>. m.
The above train make; connection at
("ha bourn with train 15 for points South.
Passengers going North will take train
14 at Chadbouru.
1 A*. II. ( II \ DIIOt'N, .1 It.,
Superintendant.
Wilmington, Columbia & Attgusta
Railroad.
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April 2(5, 1880. \
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A w ill be operated ?.n ancl alter tl is date:
No. |S, 1 ) \||.v..
I,nave Wilmington 8.15 p in
l.eave l.ake Wiicciiinaw U.40 p in
Leave M arion ! 11.81! |> in
Arrive .J l'Mop-nce 12.25 p in
Arrive ;;i Sumter 4.24 a in
An i'. e at (*?>11111 bia (5.10 a m
<;<>! N<; S(?l"!*11 N<?. 10, I>.\?i.v.
I.i :ivc wi 1 niiii.LTto11 10.10 |> mi
Leave Lake Waeeainnw 11.15 p m
Arrive nt Florence L'20 a in
No. 10, i)aily.
Leave Kiorenee 4.00 p m
I ,onw M nrion .*?. 1 I p in
i.orivo Lake Waeeimuiw 7.00 p in
Arrive at \\ilniinvton s.oo o in
'(It >1 N't I N< >!{'!'! I N<?. 17, I >aii.v.
Leave ('o!uml?i:i 0.55 p ill
Arrive at Sumter 1 1.55 a in
I.e.'IVe Florence !.?(? II 111
I,eave \! a v'n n 5.0!) a m
Leave Lake Wacealttnw 7.(K)n in
Arrive a* \\ ;'miiuitfH'V^. H. -0 a in
No-. Is* : nd 17 -top- at all station- ex
eept 1 {? _i' i. Llione/er, tttul SiiM.iiu.il
Wateree and Sinim-'.
)'a-senv r-lor Coiuinl>'. ^nl all points
on vV U. U.. and. A:. A Y"o?. stations,
A ' n .1 illa tion, and | ints Oeynud
-lionld take No. 10. Fullin iti Sleeper fo
An ju-la on this train.
.1. F. Dl VI N Ii. (leit'l Supt.
.1. 11. K im.y, Sept. Trans.
'I . M. I'mi-.kson, (Jen'l Pass. Ajxent.
Septenilier 00, ltssii, 11
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u a ^ I iumms-s
\l,,l N K assortment of Silk and Satin
<>f all colors and shades. Call and
see them. Also, a line lot olT CASHMERE
and WORSTED fanirinir in price
from Ml nt to si. per yard.
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I'LKN DI l> J. V SSOUTMKNT
OK MKNS AND HOVS
CLOTHING .11'ST OPKXKI).
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IXr ALL SIZES AND PRICES,
STYLUS AND OIJANT1TIKS.
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Amazmidv low. Call and examine them.
BURROUGHS & COLLINS.
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ir N'onc genuine unless stamped an follows,
JAMES MEANS'
?1 S3 SHOE.
Those Shoes for gentlemen
^rre^k are made of / 'f?io*/ Tannery
Cal/'-Skin, stitched with large
W \\Sllk Machine Twist, and .ire
?i fv \\inio<|iiallc?Mii IhtrahiUtt/,
\\ - A Comfort, and A)>]>carI
Hp; \\ nnee. Thoy aromadr 'n
ji : JB|: V\ variouswiitths. toll M
/' * w 'her broad or nar
?' 'tAMr Q J row toes. Tlicinor.
h it8 of lh(lf;0
caused siioli an enor.
moils inrrcuso In I ho
ftT demand for them that
*f vSn w<! fan now furnish
/Si ..roof that our rele\vV
orated factory/ proi
s ! A I Jr- \?k duces n larger ipinn/
/ 'MflS j N?a tity of shoes of thi3
Af/+ vSfey grado than nny
k \s<7> other factory in
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larly roi|uest 'hose who have
/^> -pEStf"' 1 been paying $Ror ?0 for their
k* ; "" '-.y i shoes to*, i least try on a pair
\\ ?> \o( these before buying a new
\\ "' ' . Ai \\ pair. Ii costs nothing
V Coi^.rV ; \\ to t ry tlioin on.
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X1 OIR. SALiiil 23*
Burroughs &Collins, ,
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Joa. T. NN alr?li, I Hubert II. HcarboroRMi
Marlon M. ( Conwify s.'c.
WALSH & SCARBStfiOUGH,
n Attorneys at Law.
Conway, S, G.
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Conway, S. C.
Under the management of Mrs. M. K.
Sessions will ill ways bo found reliable, Initio
ilrst class. Transient board solicited.
Hoard by (ho day, week, or month at reaSonblo
rates. ^n?
Oct. I" (hn.
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