The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, July 02, 1891, Image 3
T'li.o Horry Herald, t
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1 Published Every Thursday, ?
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V The Herald Publishing Company,
CONWAY, S. 0. ii
JULY 2, 1891. fc
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Town, County and Other News.
4atf>ve id free, but it takes money to 11
go W housekeeping.
The less a man knows the more he
finds fault with othor people.
The time when peoplo need religion
the most is when they can't have ^
their own way about things.
Among the many localities in
South Carolina needing banks, Conwa^should
not be overlooked. ^
Don't forget the picnic at the
Muster Shed on Saturday, 4th of i
July. Everyone expected to bring ?
a full basket.
George A. Croft and friends are f
endeavoring to interest parties iti the v
establishment of a bank in Conway, v
A Mr. Day advertises for his lost
dog. lie should certainly recover it. f
If every dog has his day, then every >
Day ought to have his dog.
The fault with too many advertis- c
ers is that they talk prose and price e
lists when they have a precious opportunity
of saying something pleasant.
Judicious advertising pays.
Mr.E.G.Burroughs is reputed to be 'j
a pretty hard driver and yet the first j
horse ho ever lost died last Monday y
from accidentally overeating and j
then drinking water and being driv- ?
en.
We arc contemplating a plan by \
which cash subscribers to the Horiiy j
IIkuald will get the paper twelve v
months for nothing. The proposi- i
tion sounds paradoxical, but the plan u
is possible. s
The Herald received its first 1
Q
watermelon last Tuesday. It was
presented by that public spirited
young man, Nicholas F. Nixon, of .
Little River, who ssys he has been
delcctating in the luscious fruit
since the 20th inst.
That was .1 beautiful, refreshing t
rain last -Monday night and was very rj
g*y.ivtul to the thirsty soil. Corn f
was needing rain badly, so were also (
gardens. Crops are generally look- a
ing well and the prospect for a re- f
munerativo yield is very good. ?
Rev. W. A. Wright is conducting $
a very interesting meeting at J)u- 1
rant's church. A profound religious
impression prevails in the commu- a
nity. There have been to date ten 1
conversions and seven accessions. v
A 1 1 n I* OV/Xtlfilo/l nl ^
iiuai */n.n>uiu ui/ every wi'ViuUi
I
Amos Green, colored, died very c
suddenly lust Monday. lie was fire- ?
man on the Steamer liutli, Captain j
Williams, and made fire in the furnace
and was seen pushing it up e
about 7 o'clock and before 3 p. m. a
was dead, lie was carried home
about 1 o'clock p. m. He was a fl
strong vigorous hand on the Ituth v
and his place cannot be easily filled. ?
A recent visit to the Cedar Grove 1
section of our county and an inspeo- 1
tion of some of the crops demon- 1
strates the fact to us that there is ^
some fine farming land in that section. 1
We saw a portion of the crops of the c
the following gentlemen : Me?srs. >
W. At Spivcy, George Hodges, C. \I.
Hodges, Goodman James and others,
and we pronounce them fine and in c
good order. The people of this sec- t
tion arc sadly in need of the proper g
mail facilities to insure the safe de- ^
livery of their mail matter. *
e
The 3rd Quarterly Conference for y
Conway Station was held last Friday, <,
night Kev.T.J. Clyde, P .E. presiding, j
All the interests of the church were (
faithfully ounvassed and the reports c
indicated no special progress in any j
department?two members had been e
received by profession since last y
quarterly report. The presiding elder ^
preached again Sunday night from 0
John vi, 51, comparing and contrusting
the manna in tho Wilderness ^
with the bread given by Jesus Christ, j
He run a very nice parallel between ^
the two, showing that physical life 8
in (fne case depended upon the man- j
na and in the other all spiritual life a
depended upon Jesus Christ. \
f
M. J. Thackston has made his de- j
fonsc before the public for the circu
k
lar to County School commissioners t
recently published, but does not r
touch the gravamen of the charge. ?
He alleged in his circular that a res- f
olution had been passed by the State ,
Board of Examiners authorizing s
Trustees to subscribe to the Palmet- v
to School Journal and draw on the
County Treasurer for payment. This j
has been proven to be erroneous, yet d
Thackston simply says that he d
bought it was passed. A muu of
uch short aud treacherous memory
an hardly be a safe guide iu educalonal
matters aud any other man
ban an ardent supporter of the Aduinistration
would be unceremoliously
bounced. Removals bavo
teen made for more insignificant
casons than this.
James Anderson died yesterday
norning. He has been paralyzed
oine time and was attacked with dysntery.
Personal.
Miss Essie Collins who has been
ttendiug the Columbia Female Colego,
has returned home to spend her
acation.
Miss Clara Parker who has been
>11 an extended visit to relatives at
Vedgetield has returned homo.
11. ?i* ^
^tr itout. 15. ocarnorough ims
teen away eight or ten days recaper,tiug.
Mr. .J. O. Norton returned home
roni Wofford College last week and
nth a party of friends iminr ilatoly
isi ted the sea shore.
Sheriff Wall, of Marion, was in
Jo 11 way Monday and Tuesday of this
veek.
Mr.' Ij. J. Frink, of Brunswick
ounty, N. C., is in town learning te.lgraphy
under Mr. MoKeithan.
Socastee Items.
O ! my ! how long and hot the days
,re, is heard from every one now.
LMie thermometer registered at t)8?
n the shade on the 27th inst., but
tusincss is still on a boom. Mess,
hisenbury & Sarvis are still doing a
;ood business, buying and selling
hickens and eggs. Mess. Turboille
& Ilarper are making a line
trolit on their milk shakes and soda
niter, where wc all go for a refresh ng
draught when we find a snare
nomeut. A. 1). Stalvcy & Co., are
tiki on the topmost round, dealing
n peas, turpentine, and sundry artiles,
that are needful for our welfare
,nd comfort. The fanners too, who
?ave for some time, been feeing
a little despondent on account of
he dry weather are now wearing a
mile, (also a badge with the motto
'Hope and Adversity" pinned on
heir hats, similar to those worn by
Fillmanites last fall,) since the rereshing
shower Sunday morning,
hops are looking line in this section,
,iul every thing promises a bountiiil
harvest. Mess. I). & S. have the
inest cotton we have seen this year,
dr. David Rabon has a very fine
ield of corn.
We heard a plot of robbery this
.fternoon as some young folks were
>assing the farm of,Marion Brown,
vho has a lino chance of watermelons
that are about ready for use.
lookout, Mr. Brown, you had better
lount your melons and keep guard,
or they aro very tempting so early
n the season.
Prof. J. M. Knight, who was formid
y a teacher at this place, is now
mnn re no uloitin/v 11f-v -*11
imuiig no vioiuiij^ j.i njuvto. tl f Ull
welcome him and hope he may have
. very pleasant stay. Mr. A, B. Staley
who has been teaching school
or some tirtie in the Cool Spring
leighborhood, is on the seashore visting
friends and relatives and enjoyng
the cool breeze of the old Atlauic?he
expects to return soon and
esume his position. Mr. Boyd Jones
tf Cool Springs, came with h'in
i BEACH PAKTY TURNED INTO A
SEARCH PARTY.
Friday morning everybody was up
arly and hurrying off for a day on
he beach. The crowd began to
[ather about 9 o'clock, at the place
mown as the "IlurlI Hocks" and by
0 o'clock quite a crowd had gatherd,
and the amusements of the day
vcre just begun, when the cry of
'Lost," was heard, and soon was re>orted
through the whole assembly.
)f course, the distressing news
ihanged the merry, laughing faces
nto very sad ones when it was learnd
that it was a child about five
rears of age was lost. A search
vas immediately instituted but with?ut
success. Its mother. Mrs. J. M.
Stalvey, was present and it seemed
hat it was more than she could bear.
U1 efforts to console her were made,
mt to no effect. Mr. Stalvcy was
ent for and when he arrived, the
>arty took some refreshment and the
earch was renewed, and this time
nth better success, as the child was
ound about seven or eight miles beow
where we were, near the "Ark."
Ihe was brought back and restored
o the btreaved parents. All was
nirth after that and the remainder
if the day was very pleasantly spent
tathing, &c. Cupid as is generally
he case, at such times and places
iresided, and as the young folks
trolled along the strand whispering
yords of love, the old folks sat in
he cool hammock and talked of
arming, raising chickens and other
lomestic affairs. All returned about
Insk after spending a very exciting
lay. Omega.
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For Tiik IIkkald.
Conway, S. C., July 1st, 1801.
Mn. Editor :
I note with great pleasure the
many improvements going on in
Conway and the many enterprises
contemplated, but it strikes me that
none would pay so well or be the
cause of attracting outside capital
more so, than a Hank. It is the most
important. It would be a grand
move to start a bank of say $50,000
capital?at onco?*25, $12.50 cash ;
$25, *12.50 in four months; $25, *12.
50 in eight months, and $25, $12.50
in twelve months.
The stock can be easily placed in
and near Conway, and if two or three
of your live business men would start
the move, I am satisfied that the
stock can be placed quicker than you
ciin imagine.
With a bank we can facilitate business
with promptness which we have
heretofore been deprived of, and
could handle much business which
in the past has gone to other towns
because we had no banking facilities
to handle the business. Who will
bo the man to start a subscription
list. Suii8ciuni?R. |
Loris Locals.
Crops are tine especially corn.
Watermelons very promising and apples
in abundance. Farmers are well
up with their work and are laying-by
as fast as possible.
The health of the community is
good. Merchants arc doing a thriving
business, getting all the turpentine
they can manage.
E. P. Jen ret te & Co., have put up
a milk shake apparatus.
There is a piece of timber here
30x30 and 00 feet long. Success to
Herald. "ollik.
Galilviiiii'H Locals.
Crops are not so good as we could
wish for, but the farmers are redoubling
their energies to make them
better by keeping down the grass.
They expect to realize an average
crop, at least, with seasons.
The Sunday school at Antioch
is rep o r t e d, in a prosperous
condition under the superintendcncoy
of Mr. I). II. Jordan. The students
deserve much credit for their fair
record. We have visited many I
schools, but we know of none where j
the students deserve more credit for ]
their efforts than those of Antioch.1
The school is not supplied with the
proper instruction, but the students
are excelled by none in their thorough
preparation of lessons and
punctuality in attendance, being
placed under such peculiarly unfavorable
circumstances.
Alas! when will the penniless boys
learn that there is something else
necessary for the completion of a
happy home, than a wife ?
On last Sunday, June the 21st,
Mr. Woodward Allen and Miss llosa
Graham were united in the holy
bonds of matrimony, at the residence
of Mr. S. B. Moore. We wish
for them more happiness than we
can predict. Mr. Moore performed
the ceremony and we are informed
that he works very cheap, thereby
I. If II I ---Ml i
cnaoung an who win, 10 come ana
receive this much coveted bleBsing.
Yet, because this is a blesssing in
which the writer is not privileged to
indulge, and because Mr. Moore
works cheap we do not think a boy
should spend his first quarter in this
way.
We arc glad to note the return of
our old friend and school mate, W.
II. Johnson, who has been attending
school at the Graham Male and Female
Collegiate Institute. Ho expects
to engage in his favorite profession?teaching.
IIo has taught
in different parts of this county and
has gained an enviable reputation as
a tutor. He is endeavoring to thor
oughly equip himself for his work,
and wo congratulate the school that
Hflenrpfl 111 a ?r?rvir>nu -I 1
A. Constable Who Meant Business.
Pueblo, Colo., June 21.?The village
of Kades, in Kiowa, County, has
a Constable at that station. Last
night the Missouri express was detained
three hours by this modem
Dogberry. A citizen of lSades garnished
the salary of an oinployee of
the road and got judgement for $17.
50 and costs. Tho company neglected
to settle and the matter wu?
given to the constable. After a short
stop at Eades last night the conductor
signalled the engineer to pull out.
The engineer was, however, awed by
the law's representative, who had
the requisite papers and had attached
the engine. He was inexorable.
The conductor spent two hours telegraphing
the superintendent, Snally
obtaining instructions to pay the
fearless Constable, who meantime
occupied the cab< A Postal lnspec
[tor was on the delayed turti, and it
is said suit will by brought against
the Constable for intercepting the
United States mails.
A FORTUNE
Inherited by few, is pure blood, free
from hereditary taint. Catarrh, consumption,
rheumatism, Scrofula,
and many other maladies born in
the blood, can bo effectually eradicated
only by the use of powerful
alteratives. The standard specific
for this purpose ? the one best
known and approved ? is Ayer's
Sarsaparilla, the compound, concentrated
extract of Honduras sarsaparilla,
and other powerful alteratives.
MI couslder that I have been
SAVED
several hundred dollars' expense, by using
Aycr's Sarsaparilla, and would strongly
nv.fA nil uihn ni>.t %?.??!%
(in "uu hhj hv/uuuju mm laiiicuoas vi
rheumatic pains to give It atrial. I am sure
it will do them permanent good, as it has
done me."?Mrs. Josepli Wood, West Pittsburgh,
n. Y.
Dr. J. W. Shields, of Kmlthvllle, Tenn.,
says: " 1 regard Ayer's Sarsaparllla as tlio
hest blood medicine on eartli, and know of
many wonderful cures offcctcd by Its use."
" For many years I was laid tip with Scrofula,
no treatment being of any benefit. At
length I was recommended to give Ayer's
Sarsaparllla a trial. I did so, and
By Taking
about a dozen bottles, was restored to perfect
health ? weighing 230 pounds ? and am
now a believer in the merits of Ayer's Karsaparilla."
? James Pctsy, Mine lloss, Itrockenridge
Coal Co. (Limited), Victoria, Ky.
" My niece, Sarali A. Loseo, was for years
a filleted with scrofulous humor in the blood.
About IK months ago she began to use
Ayer's Sarsaparllla, and after taking three
bottles was completely cured." ? K. Cattail,
P. Mm Losec, Utah.
Ayer's
Sarsaparitla
Prepared t>y !>r. .1. <\ Aver Si Co., Lowell, Ma?*.
Kolil t>y all DruggiMlri. l'rlce $1; mx IioUIih, f.>.
Cures others, will cure you
N otic?.
To whom it may concern:
I have in my posesslon several wild unmarked
hogs vhich I claima^soino 1 have
lost. Any person claiming these hogs can
come to my house within ten days prove
property and I will surrender.
Juno 22nd 1891. A.J. Gour.
DON'T PROCRASTINATE!
J.R.MARSHALL
will lie at
ADRIAN, SO.,
On the 1.0th ins! and remain about
10 days tor the purpose of
REPAIRING
CLOCKS
?AND?
'i SEWINGM
A (IIII NKS.
If you have work bring it in AT
ONCE, that's what we mean
when we say "DON'T I'KOCH
AST I NATE."
Don't wait
ov?u if
you havon't the
money that can be arranged.
Of course, your
having the money will make no
difference as we can use some of the
"Hoot of all Evil," in our business.
rr?iko NOtico!
Of course, our Stores at Conway
and Adrian are both open. Judge
Hardwiok will he glad to see you
in Conway, and 1 wiil treat you all
right if you will call on me at
Adrian. Respectfully,
B, U. KING.
TUTE NORTON
jL/xti JJ? iV7.1l)J U1JI
IF YOU WANT A IT UK ARTICLE
CALL
a\i> <a:T i'iiimi, I'oje in-:
ki:I:i'S i.viac i rmaij M:< KNNillV
IN'I'll AT IJMl.
Besides Drugs for Compounding
Prescriptions he
also has on hand a lull
line of Pharmaceuticals
and Patent Medicines.
Sometimes you need a good Comb and
Brush, or something in the Soap line,
Toilet, IVCoclioiiioJ
and Shaving,
A good Tooth Urn h or some fine perfumery.
ills Drug Store Is the place to
go and get them.
I f you want some of the best kerosene
oil in town, or any dye stuffs, call on him.
PENS. PENRTAFFS. prevent v
FANCY OR PLAIN, WRITING
PAPER, ANI) GOOD INK CAN
ALL BE FOUND THERE, AXLE
GREASE, IIORSE AND CATTLE
POWDERN.
Physicians' Prescriptions Compounded
with care.
E. NORTON.
Breeoh-loading muskets at $3.75
at Croft's Store.
NHW8 JOTTINGS.
? Mr. Darnell and Mrs. O'Shea are
married.
?.lay (iouKl narrowly escaped being
run >ver by a train at Irvington.
? Mr. Gladstone's condition it)
! such that his friends are greatly
alarmed.
?Charles M. Ihtsbee, grand sire
j of the (irtind Lodge of Odd Fellows,
is dying of paralysis at Raleigh, N.
0,
BUSINESS NOTICES
Worth Knowing. Hughes'Tonic,
the old time, reliable remedy for
fever and ague. Reputation earned
by thirty years' success. You can
depend upon it. Try it. Druggists
have it.
?????????
Mrs. Iiiiurn Hurt, Beaufort, S. C.,
writes "A loathsome form of blood
poison was killing me. My appetite
was lost, my bones ached, and parts
of my llesh scorned as if it would
come off my bones. A friend brought
me a bottle of 13. 13. 13. The sores
began healing at. once, and when 1
had taken two bottles I surprised my
friends at my rapid recovery."
A dry, hacking cough keeps the
bronchial tubes in a state of constant
irritation, which, if not speedily removed,
may lead to bronchitis. No
prompter remedy can be had than
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, which is both
an anodyne and expentrant.
English Spavin Linamont removes
all llard, Soft or Calloused Lumps
and Blemishes from horses, Blood
Spavins, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney,
King-none, Slides, Sprains, all Swollen
Throats, Coughs, Etc. Save $50
l>y use of one bott le. Warranted the
most wonderful Blemish Cure ever
known. Sold by Dr. E. Norton,
Druggist, Conway, S. 0.
Bucklen's Arnica Salvo.
j lie best halve in the world for
Outs, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
I {lieu in, Fever Sores, "Better, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Files, or no pay required. It is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25
cents per box. For sale by Dr. E.
Norton.
| Advice to Women
If you would protect yourself
from Painful, Profuse, Scanty,'
Suppressed or Irregular Menstruation
you must use
BRADFIELD*S^
FEMALE 1
REGULATOR ]
Cartersvillii, April 28,1888,
This will certify that two members of iny
Immediate faintly, after having Buffered for
yearn from IVIciiNtrual Irregularity,
Doing treated without benefit by physicians,
were at length completely cured by 0110 bottle
of Ifrudlleld'a Female Hog u I a tor. Its
effect la truly wonderful. J. w. Htranue.
Book to " WOMAN " mailed EREE, which contains
valuable lufor-mallou on all femal* disease*.
BRADPI ELD REGULATOR CO.,
ATLANTA, OA.
JfOH 8 ALU liX ALL, 1111UQQIBTB*
W.L.BUCK&CO,
O O O rt 0 o o o o o o o o
-HAVE NO AXE TO GRIND
When \V<> nuL von fn mill ami nv..n,U?
v ..... j ./.< vv %'?? * nuu oAdiuiim tfiir
goods In stock.
Our I'rices are
a t t?/e Ou tset,
?AND?
Wo nro prepared for the Competition of
the County.
RATTLING
Good
hat will surprise you.
I )id you ever stop to think that I'm k*.
vlllo is the place to treat yourself to a surprise
v
C1 A r. \. AT A N C K
/ A U. A T U N C K
AND
EXAMINE OUR SPLENDID ASSORTMKNTS
IN
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
ROOTS AND SHOES,
NOTIONS,
TINWARE,
AND HARDWARE
\rnT IY i wt
XI V/ A. A W M 'J
Thft price wo name in the price wo tako
and always quote Jig urea for the does
buyers.
W. L I1UCIC ?& CO., Hucksvillo 8. C.
PHOTO-ENGRAVINGIT
1A73 TO ILLOCTEATE TC02 BU3IM18S.
Torti nit*. and cuts o( colleges, hotel*, factories,
machinery, &c? made to order from photograph*.
/"rices Low?Send itamf> Jor if>ectm,. sheets.
Metropolitan Press Agoncy,
New York ^Ity.
m./ KNIGHT'S
Blood Cure.
^ Htntuiaifl household remedy
in successful use nun c than 40 yi nrs. A positive
euro for Dyspepsia, hcrufula. Nervous
Prostration, Constipation 1 ud all diseases of
I the Mood, Stomach and I.iver.
! UntntUi for rrodvelne 1 Clear Com jleilea.
A botanical compound, put up in packages
I and aent hy mail at one third the cost of ordinary
medtoine. Large packages, sufficient for
? quarts, >1.00: hall-sire packatrea, sufficient 1
or 3 pints 50c.; sample packages, ajc.
A reliable Agent wanted in this locality,
I MIGHT BOTANICAL CO., 262 BfOtdvsy, V.l.
^tr i 1 b ert/o1.
Oounntij.i^oii i
uJwsin, smtn
yriNK /ni)
cjb^TSxen X/cehstt:
"THE OLD R1
V o :0: ?
!SPUING AND SU
WK could not appear last week as w
! opened up that immense lot of
ITine Dress
Assorted Kinds, Qualities, Styles, and SI
you. Wo had not rece
1500 pair:
Which wero selected from a largo stock
classes and ages, from the INFANT
We had not arranged our Spring J.ine
Fanctj Goods
So as to he ready to servo you with Dispa
and thousands of others in all the differe
Aim 11 I 11 A T * r/-\r7nn
UUU JMEIN'S YUUTJ
CLOTE
Has arrived, and we are prepared to offer
this line over heard of before. Wo propc
Department as well as in everything else
we are
IEADQIIA
and always to be relied upon. The Qual
fixes the price to it, consequently a i.ow
eale a bargain every time. We desire to I
TJTY, and bOW 1'KICKS combined, as
4 L .A 1) I
Come and see our lints, also, our Kibbon
sary articles for trimming a hat, to suit
and latest styles. Wo have a great mi
memory, which wo will sell at a very clot
ZFOIESIMIIEIR PRICES
AMONG THINGS 01
BUGGIES, ROAD (
Allien A Mn rr
niLaa ANU 3
largest stock ever brought to this place,
TOM 1?KICKS. 23?""If you do not see
If wo should happen to be out of the urti
you in short notice
^/"Thanking you for past patronage
same. We are yours very truly,
BUKKOUO-HS 6
CONWA^
J A Household Hemedy J
t BLOOD ANOSKIN $
| DISEASES ^ I j <
* Botanic Blood Balm *'
\ it Cures SBTlSSr SS % \ or
$ form ol malignant SKIN EKlirilON. be- f) '??!
a lidos being otticaclous in toning up the a
1 jik. rcv.onny the constitution, ^ i
C V'nen Imp'-.i 11 f'r.m any came, lis f i
4) i-n.ojt supc/r.uiu.al healing rroterlici 4) |
ts lus l'y us in ( ar I 'ealno a ilk I? a I
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^ Oif'H, lions UTJ tollOWe'J. \ j |
r. " :j ' r r. i f 1I.I.T :-TKATfl>
** r t i rlilTL "u.m.i. :i j
) ? i'K> rill.M C.l., Alunla, Gu.
- - * "V% USf>(
All
Sf A )TMr I? being ma<1e by John It. ,
(loo?lwln,Troy,N V.,a! work for us. Kmlir, Sill If
you nmy |l*t luakr at much, but W? cm *
teach y??u quickly how to Nrn from $S to "v v.
$10 a >Uy at iliu atari, ami mora at you go
on. IJolli all agra. In any part of
America. v?u cm commence At home, glv? mmm
Iny ah your tlum.or apart momenta onlrlo
tlia work. All la new. (.real pay HI It If l?.r
every w.trk* r W# atart tfML ftirniabletf Jl
vrety thin*. KAHIM.M'M MM lraritr>(.
l-AKI IM l.AKS KKM A'Mrcaa at ? ?.. e, iff
MhHih a to.v roitn.AJO. HAiNk. :
|~ Notice 4
ALIj PERSONS indebted to the Into A
. Charles M. Campbell, deceased, nro (g
hereby requested to make immediate pay- a
ment t<? thu undersigned, at Kinklea, lior- fa
! ry county, S. 0., or to R. 1?. Scarborough, ^
ids Attorney, at Conway, S. C.; and all per /
sons holding claims against said C:unp- (S
bell are requested to present the same, A
duly attested, to the undersigned, or his fa
said at torney, within rhe tiin.> prescribed ? >
by law i). b. Camimiki.i,, w
Qualified Administrator, '
Pinklea, 9. (\May 8th, 1891. 14tf* ?
Stonewall Plows, with all atUtch- ?
menl#, at Croft's Store, Conway. ^
MONEY 1
To Loan! ?
Having made arrangements with
and secured the agency at Conway, ?
(ft r il 1 urtro niAwnuorl *
? HIWI n-jru I Ul inumillll, 1 21111 I Ml
now prepared to negotiate Loans on Farms I
and Town Heal Kstato, at B per cent, in
terest, on long and easy terms. Apply to
0? P. QUATTLEBAUM,
April 251?!)in. Conway, S. C. fll
Many Persons are broken
down from overwork or household cares. L
Brown's Iron Bitters Kebuiwwthe >
yatem, aids dlgwtion. remove* exeew of btlo, (g
and cure* uialarla. Out thu genuine. u j
'8. TUKPENCOTTON.
3 SOLICITED
Now York.
ELI ABLE F
MMER GOODS.
e intended to, jia we hud not yet
4 GroocLs !
lades, that we now Imve to show
ived that lot of
5 SHOES,
of the latest styles, to suit all
BAHE to the URANDSIKE.
of
6 Notions
itch but they are all here now
nt lines.
US'AND BOYS'
[ING
you the BEST BARGAIN'S in
)se to eclipse the STATE in this
It is an acknowledged fact
JtTERS'
u , .1. . i -t* i ? * -
it^ ui tin- vjriMjiiB uiicrau 18 wnm. ?
imih b docs not necessarily iiuli
lead in QUALITY and QUANwe
have always done heretofore.
1*0 ? ,
s, Plumes, Sprays and all necesUie
taste. Largest assortment
my things we cannot recall to
to margin.
ITUMBEKED
j1 THE PAST.
:arts, haraddles,
which we offer at HOCK BOTwhat
you want, call for it."^Bjt
clo you want we can secure it for
we solicit a continuance of the
iz coni.ir-.iEZtsrs,
o.
R, B. SGapbeiteuH^,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR,
AT LAW
^ on wjiy, H, C.
irton A; JoluiMon, I .Johnsons >fc IpiattUhauiu.
Marion, 8. C. i Conway, S. V
hng?ng ^ Quabblebauiw.
ATTTONKYS AT LAW,
Conway, S. C.
' Prompt attention given to all busi
entrusted to our care. ?
\V. Hamilton, E. a. Uasquk
Ramilbon ^ Gagque,
)octors of Dental Surgery.
Marion, S. C.
'ocnlne, and all tho latest aneshetlc
1. (Ullce fitted up In flrst-class style
the latest Improved Instruments used
ifaetlou guaranteed. Ofllco on Haritreet'
IT WORKS LIKE ^
" MAGIC"
Anil there Is i* elinrm about It.
Washing imtilo easy hy using oar i
MAGtC SOAP. I
ABSOLUTELY PURZ. V
BEST |
LAUNDRY SOAP MADE. t
Solil from the Sealroanl to th? f
Mountain*. ^
No family can afTord to Ire without J/
it. V
Special inducement* to the trad* V
on Mayio Soap; at so various other
brands of f.an intry Soap* W
THE SAVANNAH SOAP WORKS, W
SAVANNAH, OA.
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