The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, October 12, 1893, Image 3
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Published Every Thursday,
CONWAY, S. 0. OCT. 12, 1S93.
'!.nc\l. NEWS.
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Court convent's next Monday, IGtli.
We extend a cordial invitation to;
nil of our delinquent subscribers to
call Court week and settle arrearages.'
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Marshall Hruton's raid of sometime
ago has resulted in another caso to
be tried by the U. S. court utColumhi
i next month.
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The mooting <.f the Nightengale
Club was held at Mr. .1. h\ Spivey's
last week. This weeks mooting was
hold last night at the residence of
Mr. J. A. McDermott.
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On last Sunday Mr. <). O. Oats,
died at his home near Green Sea.
His many friends down here extend
sympathy to his bereaved relatives
and friends.
Mr. W. 11. Lewis is brightening!
t he appearance of his store very much
by applying the white wash brush.
The house and neighboring fences
are looking much better.
The prices paid for cotton in Conway
ranges at present from <; i to 7 '
cents. Taking into consideration
the one-half cent per pound car
ringc expenses to Wilmington and
Charleston, this is as much as either
of those ports pay.
The Young Men's Literary Club
was organized on last Friday night.
This Club was formed for the purpose
of drawing the young men of
town togother socially once a week
and also for discussing current questions
and keeping up with the the
literature of the day.
A largo black bear was killed last
Monday by Win. Moore, colored, on
the Sain Davis place, seven miles
northeast of tlio city. Cue of the
bear's fore-feet was exhibited at
.Justice McCowan's ofliec yesterday,
by Mr. CI. Clmdwick. It measured
eight inches in width.? ~\Vihuimj(nn
Shir.
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We are requested to state that the
second installment of 25 per cent,
upon the subscriptions to the Bank
of Conway will be due on the 1 Oth.
It will not he amiss to remember that
the notes for this part of the sub
soriptions will draw interest at 8 per
cent, per annum after their maturity
on Monday next.
A.-. I V. M.\
There will be a special communicntion
of Conway Lodge No. Gf> A.
I<\ M., held in Masonic Ilall on
Tuesday evening the 17th, ilist., at
8 o'clock sharp, Bro. Masons from
oilier Lodges visiting the town at
that time are respectfully invited to
attend.
J. M. Glivkii, Secty.
PERSON A liS.
Mr. and Mrs A. .1. Stafford returned
from Wadesboro, X C? Saturday
last.
JBiss Mamie Smith, of Cairo, N.
C., c ame last Saturday to attend the
Burroughs High School.
\ Mr. W. J. Shelton, of the Columbia
Hey inter was in town on Tuesday,
lie came to attend the meeting of
the County Alliance, but that being
at Kbenezer, about 20 miles away,
he was forced to return without attending.
Mr. .1. A. Lowis, County Auditor,
attended the County Alliance meeting
ftii Tuesday.
Debut ing Club.
Mr. Editor:?The young men of
Toddsvillo and vicinity have organized
a Debating Society here, which
meets at the school-houso on every
Thursday evening. This is excellent
training for the young men; they all
take a lively interest in the meetings.
A spir^ of friendly intellectual rivalry
make the meetings of tho society
very enjoyable. The Club meets the
Will ow Branch Rociety on Thursday
night, next to debate tho question,
Should capital punishment bo inflicted
on circumstantial evidence. The
Willow Branch Club is on the affirmative.
Our school under the tuition of
Mr. Isaac Cc x is prospering. Tho
teacher is well known throughout
the county as a thorough and con
seicncious young man.
Occasional.
DIED.
Mrs. A. 13 Wilson, wife of Mr.
A. 13. Wilson died Saturday Oct. 7tli
1803., after a lingering illness of
*
about 8 months. Slio was a consistent
mcmbor of NVhito Oak Haptist
church, and was loved by all
who knew her. She leaves an infant
8 months old and a devoted
husband who survive her. Her last)
words were for her husband to meet {
her in Heaven. Sho was funera- j
lized and interred at the Haptist!
church in Conway Sunday evening'
Oct. 8th i893 hy Hoy. 11. 1). Grain- i
ger. A. FniiiND.
HOlt It V 1 NTKKDKNOM I N ATIONAL
s. s, CONVENTION.
We had the good fortune to attend
the Interdenominational Sunday!
Si'hnnl l%u'unli<in u'liiuli i.i..4 ..4
'WW. w?> \ IIUV"J ?? a I V * llltl I?V
Socastec Church on Friday Oct. Gth,
Saturday we found tho Convention
moving along smoothly and pleasant
ly. Kvorybody seemed interested in
the proceedings. TI10 attendanco was
large and well behaved. Tho Holy
Spirit was manifestly present to en
courage and inspire.
The Sunday oxeicisos wore said to
have been most excellent. Tho performance
of tho local School conducted
by Mrs. J. 10. Duscnhury is
thought by some to excel anything
of the bind that ever occurred in
Horry, and all done in such a devotional
spirit as to diffuse itself
among the audience and affect the
majority to tears.
( real good is evidently accomplished
at th'*se meetings, and it is
strange that they are not more numerously
attended by the Sunday
School workers from all parts of the I
/ 1 i ..
VvUll II I V.
The object of those Con volitions
is not to promote denominationalism,
but the Christian instruction of
children and others svho are willilig
to be taugl t in tlio Sunday schools.
It is a benediction to bo present and
hear the brethren discuss matters
and tell of their experience in leading
children to Christ. Wvery cluild
born into a family is an inoreasod
responsibility, and God says; Take
this chibl and train for Me and 1
will give thee thy wages. This is
an obligation that cannot bo evaded
without incurring the penalty of
neglect. T? i Sunday School presents
advai .ages for this purpose
that no other institution of the
Church does. The design of the
Sunday School is not to supplant the
home instruction, but to supplement
; 'im?. c l...,
Hill V.IM VI ft lt< 1 III" ? HI I lUil \ OlliU'M
method of teaching the pooplo antedates
ihe time of llobert Kaikes by
several centuries. In the time of Nchernia!)
the people assembled for instruction
in the law and the method
of imputing it did not difterer so
widely from present Sunday School
methods. Ezra read the law and
Joshua, Bane, Jhcrobiah, Janain,
Akkub, Shabbethai, Ilodiah, Maasoiah,
Kelita, Azariah, Jozabad, Ilanan,
Pelaih, and the Lovites, caused the
people to understand the law: and
the people stood in their place. And
they read in the book, in the law of
God, distinctly, (or with interpretation);
and they gave the sense, so
that they understood the reading (or
caused them to understand.) Now
is not this almost an exact counterpart
of present Sunday School meetings,
with this exception, that some
of our modern teachers are not so
apt to teach, or cause to understand?
A groat revival is needed along this
line and Sunday School Conventions
are oowerfnl agents miller the Divine
guidance in bringing about this revivnl.
We have said more than wo intended
when wo began to write, but the
subject is largo and prolific. The
Secretary will give an account of the
proceedings at Socastce in detail in
some future issue. The next Convention
goes to Poplar, a central
place, and wo hope to seo a much
larger attendance of delegates. The
officers elected are as follows:
.1. '\ Derham, President; B. L.
Beaty, Secretary; 10. V. Dusenbury,
Ass't. Secretary; I). II. Jordan,
Treasurer; B. G. Collins, J. A.
Lewis, J. T. Mayers, .1. 0. Bryant
and W. ][. Long, Executive Com
1uiiico.
A Stolen Mare.
On the evening of the 3rd of October
some one stolo a small light
roan mare about 4 or 5 years old.
She if of the vVostern stock, and is
branded with anchor and some other
brand on right thigh, to the best of
my recollection, has a heavy tail.
Any one capturing them will receive
$10 00 for each, the mare and the
one that stole her. A. J. Todd.
October 4 1803.
Hepresentative J. M. Stalvey happened
to a pretty serious accident
during the Sunday School Convention
last week While driving along
the road, his nude bccan a frightened
and jumpped across the side ditch,
throwing Mr, Stalvey from his road
cart and bruising him seriously,
,MUK 'id ** P*xw lis* 11 uin|?to 1
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A LLIANCK M KICTIMi .
The mooting of tho outity A1
liance at Kber.eber last Tuesday was
quiet. The time of tho meeting having
been changod without tho knowledge
of many of the Allinncomon of
the County there was only a small
attendance of delegates only 25 or
30. The corrected time of meeting
has been in tho f-ot-ton f>fant for
some months; but it seems tho cir
culation of that paper in this county
is not very extensive.
The delegates were welcomed at
their place of meeting by sonic
seventy-five or eighty ?>f the Kbenezor
people who treated to a picnic.
Socially report gives everyone an
excellent time.
There were no visitors of distinction;
the business was business and
dkiut I l' >\ii rnt tr 1 A/m 1 'iMinUo * ?- ....
uvwvij j'mi vij *v/V/(U. iivrv < o nt? i
doubt in tho world that the Alii ?
ancemon could originate ami carry
out many plans, business and other
wise, that would benefit thoin3clvos
and their county very much indeed.
Whether they fail to como to any)
definite plans on account of unwill ingness
to put hard earned money in
any pool, or because the times are
too hard to raise a sufficient amount,
is hard to say. It is hoped their
works will prove their resolutions in
earnost. Much more con hi be said
of tho undoubted usefulness of of organization
if ocular demonstration of
something done would take the place j
of oracular demonstration of something
said.
Steps are being taken by the Alliance
to give their work in this part |
of the vinyard more attention. At!
some dato in tho near future, a great
Alliance rally will he held in (Ionway.
What tho nieaning^jfft^iis j
upstir will ho, only
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An illustrated MaguseS
General Marcus S. Wij
S. A.) Agent for tJfl
mcut for collection IB
records.
Tho October nnmhoB
and contains the follow?
Portraits?Hon. JttdaV
min, of Louisiana, ttocroM
of tho Confederacy; 3oneM
Bragg, C. S. A., CouiinamWH
by A It. Jone . (S, N. I
Gcnorals Ambrose P. Hill, o^|
ginin, Daniol II. 11 ill, of North
linn, and Kicluird Dick Taylor, <?f
Louisiana.
Illustrations ? Map of tho Baltlo
of Big Bethel, Va., The llatilo of
Wilson's Crock Oak Hills, or Springfield,
Missouri?size, 91, x 13* inches.
I)escriptive Matter?Biographical
sketch of Cieneral Braxton Bragg.
' "Tho services of tho Virginia Mcrrimac,"
by Captain Cateshy Ap K.
Jones, O. S. N.' List of Olliccrs of
the Virginia; Accomplishments of
the Confederate Fleet. "The Battle
of Big Bethel," as described by
Generals J. Bank head Magrudor
and I). H. Hill. "Operations of the
Army in Missouri, from July 25th
to August 11th, I SGI, including the
Battle of wilson's Creek Oak Hills,
or Springfield, Missouri" us described
by General Sterling Price; Order of
March and Commands; address to
the Soldiers of Louisiana, Arkansas
Missouri and Texas, by General Ben
McCullocb. Proclamation to the
people of Missouri. History of the
Civil war Chronologically Arranged.
Poster of tho <)Hirers of the
Confederate States Army and Navy
and their Commands. Ordinances
of Secession ot Virginia and Arizo.
na. Confederate Poems. Organization
of the Troops in the Department
of the Peninsula, command
by General Magrudor. Abstract
from the Return of the Department
of the Peninsula, and Abstract from
the Department of Norfolk. Major
General Benjamin II. linger commanding.
Humors of the Camp
Fire, etc.
The November number will contain
a description of the Capture of
Fort Donelson, by Generals Floyd,
Pillow, Buck nor and Forest, and
other interesting matter, besides
Portraits, Battle Scenes, Maps, etc.
The subscription price of The
Confederate War Journal is only
$1.(X) a year; stngle copies, 10 cents.
Address The Confederate War .Journal,
Lexington. Ky., and 110 fifth
Avenue, Now York.
Fair Itluir High School ami C?>lcgiato
I nst itntc.
This well known Institution, with
broad features and an extensive
course of study, will open Monday,
Oct. Oth, 1893, It is the intention
of the Principal to give the people
of this section the finest educational
advantrges evor offered, at the lowest,
possible rates.
The Principal proposes to gather
around hint a full corps of splendid
teachers, prepared to give thorough
instruction in all the department of
school work.
Miss Claude Luwson, of Perry,
Tin ivill lin tvrnoonl of
, ..... ..V "Iand
have full charge of the music
department. She will give Icssoiih
on the Piano, Organ and Violin.
Miss Law son is one of the diet in
guished graduates of the Southern
Female College at La Grange, Ga.,
and for years she has been under the
training of the splendid teachers of
La Grange; such as the Misses Cox,
Parks, Hooten and Madame Richard,
who was reared in Italy, France and
Germany, whore she received twining
in music from the masters and
enjoyed rare opportunities of hearing
artists. It is therefore w itk
I t * ? 1
feelings of indescribable pleasuri
tho Principal announces that ho ha
secured the services of such n teach
or as the accomplished Miss Lawson
Not only will Latin, (!rook am
Mathematics bo taught in the inosi
' thorough manner, but special at ten
i tion will be given to our mothci
I
tongue and its splendid lib rat lire
j which has been too s ?dl\ neglected
in our school.
The discipline of the school will
ho firm and decided and pupils musl
i obey the rules.
In a short time the stdents will
! appear in uniform and enjoy the
| advantages of the military drill and
the Delsnrto system ?>f physical cul
I tu re.
KX PENS PS.
Hoard in families, from $(! to s8;
' clubs cheaper.
Tuition in Primary $4.00 per qi\
10 weeks.
| Intermediate $7.00.
Oollogiate $8.00.
Music $10 00 including uso of
musical instrument.
Pair HlulY is now a strong prohibition
town and pupils will be safe
in our bands, as tbev will not be exposed
to temptation.
Pall term open Oct. 0th, 18053.
Por further information apply to
Ukv. .1. A. Smith, Principal,
Pair 1 fluff, N. 0.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
mokt(;A<JK sali:.
STATU .OF SOUTH ('AIU'LIKA,
COUNTY OF J.'OUUY,
Court Common Pleas.
y. \\ . UOLL1DA* A SON, PlainlUt
B^.
^W>A WALbKIt et :d. Defendants.
^Kr and by virtue of the decretal or
|Bliis Honor Krnest Oary, mad?- in
BPvo stated ea<e, dated March 111 t,
Eyi will olli r for sale, before the Court
doer in ( onway, S. , \\ itldn le oil
knurs, uii Monday the titli day of
Bin a*, tssrt.
Bind sin:.ui.ii- tliab certain tract of
^rinu and belter in DucT's township,
BCounty and Stato aforesaid,contain
^ vi'iity >1 \ (7tii aeres, more or h-s ,
^^^Vlllill a 111 ' I: lit \\ t II 111 J ? I
Brunnin, \Ves1 to take corner, in k
r a re lit an le. and hath sni-h hapos,
finite . and hound > Hie pint thereof will
show: bounded North by lands of Za? k
W. littscnbury, Wo t and Southwest by
! the Woodlawn land, and on other sides by
landot ivorv Itiu-t; 'I'il.l \- 111 i.. .n>.i
jolliers, known as the llcurv Waller 1 sin 1
Terms of sale, cash; purchaser to pay
for papers.
W. .1. SKSSIONS,
Sheriff 1 lorry ('o,
Oct. Olh, IS!),!.
N otioe.
Oi'i'K r. Coi Mv Com. Houiiy Co., S. C.
Conway, S. C., Oct. 7th. ISO .
Notice is hereby given that the Hoard ol
County Commissioners of llor.y County
will hold their annual meeting for liscal
year 18112 1)15, at the olliee of the Board,
at Conwuv, S. C., on Thursday the tith
day of November, 181)3, All persons
holding hills, accounts or demands of any
kind against th County which have not
been heretofore pre nted to the Commis
sloners, are requested to Hie the fame
with the undersigned on or before the
1st day of November, prow, so that they
may bo examined ami ordered . paid at
said Annual Meeting. By order of the
Board and in pursuance of La v.
Hoist. 11. Soaimiokoioii.
Clerk B'd. C. C. If. C.
Taxes.
Ori-U K OK lloitKY CoiVI V TlSKASf JJI .It, )
Conway, S. C., Oct, 4, 1803 \
The tax books will be open for the col
lection of Taxes, for liscal vear. rninmen
cing Nov. 1st., 18955, from Oct. 15th to
Dec. 15th, 18955.
The following arc the levies:
State ?Yi ntills.
School 2- "
Ordinary County 2 "
Special \% 44
A special Tax to pay Interest on It. It.
Hoods has been levied by County Auditor
as follows, viz.:
Conway Township 55J,? mills.
Hayboro Township 51 "
Green Sea Township 2'j 44
Simpson Creek Township.". 2l.{ 41
A Poll Tax of one dollar upon every
able-bodied male citizen between the aire
of 21 and 50 year:.
The Treasurer will attend the following
places at time specified to make collection:
Jordanvillo, Monday Oct. 22, from 9 A.
M.to 12 M.
Gideon, Monday Oct. 25rd, from 2 P, M,
to :$ P. M.
Cool Spring, Tuesday OcC 21th, from 8
A.M. to :{ p. M.
Gallivant Ferry, Wednesday Oct. 25th,
from 8 A. M. to 2 P. M.
Taylor.sville, Thursday Oct. 2(lth, from
9 A. M. to 2 P. M.
Floyds School House, Friday Oct. 27th,
from 8 A. M. to :i P. M.
Vnrdello, Saturday Oct, 28th, from 8 A.
M. to 12 M.
Zoan, Saturday Oct. 28th, from 2 I'. M.
to 4 P. M.
Powellville, Monday Oct. ?50th, from 9
A . M. to ;; p. M.
Hayhoro, Tuesday Oct, 551st, from 8 A.
M, to2 P. M.
San ford, Wednesday Nov. 1st., from 9
A. M. to 15 P. M.
Loris, Thursday Nov. 2nd, from 9 A.
M. to 2 P. M.
Wound Swamp, Fridaj Nov. .'5rd, from
9 \ . M. to 2 P. M.
Kammond, Saturdi.v Nov. t'li from!)
A. M, to P. M.
Khene/er, Monday Nov . (?ih, from ' A.
M. to 2 P. M.
Little Hiver, Tuosd ,y Nov, 7th. from H
\. M . to 55 P. M.
Wampee, Wcdne lay Nov. 8t!i, from t
A. M. to 2 P. M.
Clrahamv ille, Thur oay X*v. 9th, from
9 A. M. to 2 P. M.
Socaste., Friday Nov. 10, from 9 A, M
to 55 P. M.
Mario.v" tore, Saturday Nov. il. Iron
8 A. M. to 12 M
Port If .i.el-on, Tuesday Nov. lltli
from 9 A. M. to I I'. M.
(Vdar t!rove, due day Nov. loth
from It A. M . to 12 M .
Domjola. Thui'Mlav Nov. With, fiom '
A M to 12 M. y'
Tlie halanco .of time ho will JFo In lilt
oftktf in Conway.
Wanted.
Situntion as Compositor in somo
newspaper oflico, country ollice
: preferred. Will work at reasonable
I waget*, and guarantee satisfaction.
1 Keferenoej Riven. Addrets .1. W. 11.
i l\ (). Hox, 1 t. Conwav, S
("monteiihy.
I I7GQ TiieMonk's Remedy- !845.
fa
Ig( I
kJ \ _y -'
ATOMIC, NKHVINE, BLOOD, I'UUIEI
Kit. Like Cures Like.
The l'olson of the Swamp has its Antidote
in the Swamp.
For Malaria, Nervousness, Indigestion,
Dysintery ami liowel Complaint, ask your
dealer l<?r M<)N I Kltl'A . It lie does not
keep it, we will send you a large bottle,
express prepaid, on receipt on sjU.tK).
MONT Kit KY CO..
Florence, S. Props, and Mfrs.
F. W. NVACKNKK A> CO.,
Charleston, Slate Agents.
] JlJItllOl (illS f^CIIOOh,
Ccn-way, S. O.
'I lie next term of this institution will
| open the IMtli of Sept. prox., and eontinne
! nine months.
An Accurate, praetieul Knowledge of
i the subjects studied will he insisted upon
i and thorouj.di preparation tor advanced
classes in college or for practical affairs
j of life will bo afforded those who are
placed under our tuition.
For catalogue or further information,
address the principal,
It. 15. ( I.AHKF, A. M.
('onway, S. ('.
Aug. :{, I81K1.
m/ \ 1^ N7V:SS Ail I FA1> NOISj
i \ 1 l ;s cured by I '<? k's In
i visible T'thular Far Cushions. Whisper^
| heard. ' nnlortable. Successful where
:dl reineuic fail. Ills, hook and proofs
j free. Address F. IIISCOX,
8f,5l 15 road w ay, >{. V.
jdJSftl H Al ? U 0 A L S A M
ifJm ('lcatuew a m<1 hCMt.t.r.ci the hair.
BSB l*n?n>ot?'t ft luxuriant growth.
KcjK Ncvor Kailrt to Ilostoro Gray
RjQx hair to it* Youthful Color.
r C'nn < < alp A lintr Ulling,
j? | ^ A<Vt ami |1.U) at PmggUlw
' The Consumptive nnd FcetJtO and ?n who
, , mflcr from exhaii'ting <li?rAM?s ahouhl ii*c 1'arkcr'n Giit^c.
Iconic. It ctircithc wortt Cotich, Wcfck l<unK?. I >rhlhl> .In.
' I (ligtiiiuih Ktinilc wcikiifm, Hlu'iiniflliMii nnu 1 tin. AOc. It |l.
H I N D E K C O H fi .S . The onl? rurc rurc fur Omit.
! fitutu xlii<aih. Mokii walking easy. locti, it UruK^uU.
When At The
WORLD'S FAIR, l
j he sure to call at the unique exhibit of
I.IEBIG COMPANY'S
F?T(1APT nr nrrc
Lft i unu i u i LILLI
in tlx- northeast part of tin' AtiKICCI,
TUI'AIj lll'l ld)IN(>, north aisle, in the
I'lttgimy I)e| artinent, and j^et :i
Free Cup
of delicious, refreshing
Beef Tea
iiisiild from the world-known
Lit inc. COMPANY'S IOxth \? ior 1?i:i:i
Petition for Homestead.
Notice is hereby triven thnt Mrs. Mary
' A. Floyd, widow of th<' Into William
Floyd of I lorry County, has filed a petition
in this olllee, and intends, to have a
homestead in the lands, and personal
property exemption, in the personalty, of
the estate of the said William Floyd, up- i
praised and set ofT to her and Prudence P.
Floyd, Kli/n I. Floyd and Fred M.Floyd
three minor children of the deceased.
.1. A. Mi Dkkmott,
('lork of Court, II. C.
of ontoatf,
CONWAY, S C.
Calls the attention of the public to its
superior facilities for handling business
entru ted to its care.
\Ye transact a general banking business. !
KxchangO bought and sold.
Money to loan on good security.
I) 10POSITS in small or large amounts 1
received. Interest of 1 and 5 per cent'
per annum allowed on l)cp its in Savings
Department.
Collecting made . spec iality.
Teachers' pay ccrti'ientes, Mid other
claims again t the County, discounted at ,
liberal terms.
The per onel of our Hoard of Directors ,
is such as to in pi re confidence and draw I
to this in titution a large amount of Deposit
.
We cordially solicit your patronage.
I). A. Sl'l V. Y. <'ashler.
15. (J. COLLINS, President.
l iihliionalilp Uarbrrin^r.
The undersigned wl lies to call the at
ti IIIi< n of the public to the fact that he is
doing all kind of work in the Tonsorlal
line in first-class style. Shaving, haircutting,
shampooing, etc. Satisfaction
unranteed. Ladies' calls from M to 10
o'clock A. M. M. 15. WINKCLASS,
('onway, s. c.
"\I 4 \*? T / t ^
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Notice i Ucivi v uiv 11 th.it on tin' I|?||
i il iv of Octob r, tli iijkI i ,i oied
will apph to Win. K. I f :<i hviok, IMolntc
i .1 ml" ? : llrtrrv County, for an Or I'?r of
I"'iHi* 1 I)i- li iv ; from t a> .late > in?l ti?ivt
i ol hi otii i It IV liiill of tii<- |?? r- ii ;;?i t
tato of I; nlrif A. Str.j . minor
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Si'pt. i iih,
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H L ICurrH l? YMI?F.I**I A, MC.It and
Kfj lUUNCY Trouhlag when nil cl*? fitil*.
s ft)j tatjp, 50?s oi.oo.
M LIFE MEDICINE COMPANY,
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Don't ft r-<>t to ' ill MM'I examine our i:i? !; t ! 11' II"* quote v JHa
you prices. We can ell you i f you .
want anytlilu In the furniture II
'realist, VVa h Btunds, Bedstead , C'liaii , Hound Id f( 'I ' . ! the factious 1
'N. v. Home," Hi' I " I) ' m .. , 1
33ICK KOOKINCr \
rotliat when you are weary you can r?> k jour "If to t (Mir 1 > if tn.uh ami
valises are haul to In it.
We keep con taut ly ?>n Intel the I t ,( nutty iM
at prices lower than ever before. A lar e lot of r 1 i 1 pn < ji i iveil
It \?el w ant to I UJ i ocxl cook '
A lot of Scotch Plaiils and Bedford Coids'
j'*"' 1 ' i 1 11. I H' i I i i iI w
flannel goods, which nr it< lov Ind I. Our Wo -
think wo can suit you hi quality: sty 1 uul pri W
JAMKS MKA.NS SI!(IKS,
which uro {jj.iinin?x in popularity every day
We havo ii lot of ladiesnico button boots, which we wilj oloso out at
j tho astonishing low price 85 cents.
A ('HOICK LOT < >K
FRESH GROCERIES
Always kept <>u hand, besides
BUGGIES,
V'l n M ?>*. <?. '
! KUAU LAK TS, 1
HARNESS,
SADDLES,
AND A THOUSAND AND ONK TIIINOS. too nuruoro'is to men
lion now, wliicli wo will s-oll clfap fore;. Ii.
Please give us a call ami sec for yourself before purchasing
elsewhere, as we are coiillclcnt vvc can save you money.
Yours for 1 ratio,
IJlJltOlJUII.S A OUIJi! N S.
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COMMISSION UliliCIIAYI'S.
? XIST ?
Rosin, Spin i s Tni-pri iiivil <' - > i i" 11.
t (>i Sol iri ( <mI.
ILC^ UTrcxit Sreot, ITcv/ "Z" zrlr.
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I "Win Sliej >h< vi( 1 <V (
232 SVleetina: St., Charleston, S. C
1DEALEES XOSTTin
Ware. 7m ^ Hate and
* \\ire Gauze Oven Door.
\ F7A. AnE5 & C50.,
n Wholesale Manufacturers of
& \ PLEASURE VEHICLES.
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iii^SGbOD STANDAR D S|
til we pay ??? M 3-ton t?rf
;; freight. II .i'niiiiisliilll.w"' r onlv sil
o 0*vcar whittcn ouanantcc. i i <*? o c ?
i: sold on mif&iiiirr i' ?35*?j>
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:i osgood & company, bin- j