The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, November 16, 1893, Image 3
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Tnr. ffofffiY Herald,
Published Every Thursday,
00N WAY, S. C. NOV. 10, 18U3.
LOCAL NEWS.
Cotton is bringing 71 cents in
Con way now.
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The weather is cool getting to be
quite winterish now.
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Mr. Louis' Hum inst behind the
Methodist Church is being torn
down.
Mr. K. \'an )Hisenhury, of Socas
tee lias been appointed a Notary
Public by Gov. Tillman.
The old carpenter shop in the
lower part of town, in which Mr. J.
15. Moore formerly worked, has been
torn dr>\v*n.
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The ship-yard is about deserted.
Nearly all all the boats have departed.
- The dredge was left in Georgetown
hy Capt. Dick Dusonbury last
week.
1MCKSONA L.
Mr. I)- Allen Spivey spent a few
days last week at the State Fair.
Mrs. llenry Ilardee spent last
week visiting the State Fair and ro
latives in Lexington. She brings
hack with her, her granddaughter,
Pauline Ogilvte to spend a time in
Conway.
Mr. R. 15. Scarhoro has returned
from a short visit to his mot Iter and
sistor at Milllius.
Tho family of Mr. .J. I). Muvo
moved back to Georgetown on yesterday's
boat.
4#tcv. W. S. McCaskill, Mr J. A.
McDcrmott and family, and Mr.
.1. T. Mayers are attending the Baptist
Association at Honey Camp
Churob, Green Sea.
Mr. I. I. Williams has returned
from a visit to his home.
Tlu> Initio lVo l)oo Swamp.
Much complaint is being heard
about the roads beyond the Galivant's
Bridge, l)ing in Marion. It was
understood that the Marion t'otn--i
missioners were to keep the road
through the swamp in good condi
lion, if the Ilorrv Commissioners
would help build tho bridgo across
the Tee Dee. But they have paid no
attention to tho accepted understanding
between the two boards of Coma
,
missioners. The swamp has not
been kept up and is now in a worse !
lix than it has been in years.
Com111 Issi oner's Court.
Only one case caine up this last
week, Alva Milliard for retailing. It
was dismissed.
The occasion of iho indictment
may he interesting. The house of
the accused is only a short distance
between two churches, one, colored;
the other, a Methodist Church of
which Mr. W. C. (jteuton was pastor.
Protracted meotings were going on
in both churches., These were much
disturbed by bototerous behavior at
the Milliards. Attention was drawn
to the place by the disorder and the
indictment was tho result. Mnt no
proof was forthcoming, so the case
was dismissed.
? ^ -oFriday,
i24tli.
The great Alliance rally will be
had here in Conway on to-morrow
week. Our Congressman McLaurin
and Hon. .1. W. Stokes will tie the
speakers of the occasion. Hand bills
have been struck off in the Hkkai.d
office to advertise the meeting of the
faithful. It is supposed that there
will be a large crowd in town on that
<lay.
Congressman Mel.anrin is not an
Allianccman, truly; but was invited,
possibly, as a delicate compliment, to
the uniniatiiitcd of the Movement.
It is within the seal ins of probability
that the good of the order will not
be the solo order of the day; it may
be something will be said of politics.
Ono Still in Two bounties.
There is only one distillery registered
for uso in the two counties of
Georgetown and I lorry. There are
two others registered not for use. All
three are fruit distilleries in Horry
Con nty.
In Georgetown there is not a single
distillery. Whether all this is a
good or bad showing, possibly a
glance over the If. S. Commissioners
books, or tho U. S. Deputy Marshal's
notes would show There is certainly
a great deal of illicit liquor?moonshine
whiskey in these two counties,
if reports and rumors tell a
shadee^ jxnth?if smoke is any sign
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Preacher IVleC'askill'H Answer to
the Spring tiohl Church.
To she Kditor of the 1Ikkai.i>:?
i If for iho lack of time to prepare for
it, our strongest, should not he able
to support our Association, wo could
Imve no hope that any other Church
would he able to shoulder the responsibility.
The above is tny answer to Springfield
Church's complaint in last
week's Hkham).
The records of Springlield and
several other Churches will show
what they are able and willing to do,
! if timely notice is given them.
W. S. McCaskiii. Sk.
Nov. 13, 1893.
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Novo! I * I: i it lor Fiiticni ng
lloirs.
LCditok 11 kicamk ? I luivu an in
toresting item I would liko for you
to publish* if you find it worth while.
Soino days Nj.p>, .Mr. Killer <>f our
community, fixed upon a novel plan
to put his potatoe vines to u>o in fat
tening his winters pork, lie put a
piece of wire through the noses?
rooters of ten head of hogs and
turned them into his potatoe patch.
They couldn't turn lip the potatoes,
so they eat the vines. When these
were about gone, he turned a weakly
shote in with them to root up potatoes
for the big hogs to cat, but the
shote couldn't do the work, so he
turned in another to help. Now the
whole thing works like a charm.
It's a splendid idea. The vines
1 am not wasted, but go to help fatten
the hogs; the potatoes are not wasted
| and the hogs got all they want to eat.
Si" use it i a ten.
Withers, Nov. 1th.
Wanting "JI?re l.iglit."
I im iuiiun> iiijj i MIIIIII11 ll Irai lull lit!?*
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been received at this office:
Lnnou IIkuai.d: ?Some of your
numerous readers \v?rc considerably
| disappointed at your failure to give
them full information about the
j County finances in your report last
i Week of the annual settlement, as
there are vague rumors alloat that
' the county is badly in debt, the finances
considerably "mixed," and
that there is room for "reform" along
this line. Can't you throw some
more light on this dark subject?
What we want is,
Moi:b Light.
The point, we must admit, seems
to well taken. The Ukuai.d never
willfully withholds any news of interest
from its subscribers. Our reporter
c died on the County Auditor
with tho above communication and
was given the following explanation.
The settlement this year was delayed,
as the 11 Kit A i i > of a week or
two ago explained. Mr. John Her?
ham, the former Auditor, was sick
at the time the Comptroller camo
to make his settlement, and having
in his sole possession some necessary
facts, the sotslement was postponed.
Mr. Derhani was down last week,
commissioned by the Comptroller
General to make the settlement; but
as the time was short tor the Comptroller
to make his annual report,
<mly such blanKS as were absolutely
necessary to him were tilled out.
These were forwarded and will bo
returned this or next week. Then
the settlement will he finished and
the information for "More Light"
and others interested, given.
The Auditor being asked about
the rumors of the County's being in
debt said lie didn't know, hut hardly
thought that there was any foundation
for them. They arose, he stir
niised, from the fact that the school
teacher cannot be paid light now. In
consequence of an overdrawing last
year, the school funds this year aro
short.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
What our Business Managers
Did at Their Annual Meeting.
The County Commissioners of
I lorry County held their annual
meeting last Thursday and Friday,
9th and 10th inst. All the accounts
for the past year on file were audited
and cheeks issued for thnir imvmnnt
Estimates for the next fiscal year
were prepared and forwarded to the
Comptroller (leneral.
The estimate of the total nm'ount
necessary for County expenses is
$<>,625. The levy necessary to raise
this amount is 4 mills, which is divided
as follows: for ordinary
County Tax, 2.V mills; fc r poor, 1
mill; for public buildings roads and
bridges, and contingent tax, mill.
ltel'of was granted to a number of
indigent persons.
The I.ake Swamp road, beginning
at VV. I Gerrald's, on ihe Tee Dee
and running to the Alma road at
Pleasant Meadow Chnrcjj, was received
and dechireu a public highway.
The Commissioners expect to put
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tlio bridges of tbo County in good
condition, ami givo snob attention to
the public highways as tbo funds in
band will warrant.
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Tlio OUpensnrj a lYuud.
Not content with presenting the
judicial dignity of the Trial Justices
the Georgetown Grand Jury goes for
the great law makers themselves.
Hut the reading sounds straight and
conies through "twelve good nion and
true:"
"We would also like to mention the
fact that the dispensary hero is a
I rami. i hey take the money 01 the
citizens ft?r a pint or a quart of liquor
and then the bottles fall short of <vhat
is paiii for. We dont know what, redress
to seek, hut a majority of peo
pie who aro forced to putronize the
dispensary are loud in their complaints.''
Live Linos from IMiillins.
For the past few weeks there has
heen a good deal of speculation as to
whether or not Fvangelist Kinard of
Ninety Six, S C., would erect his
tent here. Hut alas! to the disappointment
of his opponents he has
come, and a meeting that has long
been needed in our town and community
is looked for. The sei vices
were begun last Sunday evening under
very favorable auspices, and everything
promises a good meeting.
An election was held hero a few
days ago for a warden, to fill tho vacancy
caused by the election sometime
ago, of Mr. Preston S. Cooper
as Intendent. The Democratic nomiMMiu
Ml. W l? I),.....ut:
w n<?o 4**1 14. I/. 4?m>ri3) HOI'IIUHcan,
J. \V. Moody. The election
was very closely contested, but it resulted
in the election of J. W. Moody*
by a majority of four. The authori ties
of the town now stand. Democrat
Wardens three; Republicans
one; Intendent, Preston S. Cooper,
1 )emocrnt.
Mullins has a o/tv Directory now
gotten up in great shape for the
benefit of tho town.
Kverybody in attendance at the
tent meeting here, will enjoy good
music, as a full corps of vocal an I
instrumental musicians will bo pros
ent.
Malarial fever lies been raging for
the past few weeks, east of tho town,
Tho Collegiate Institute here, will
not open until a now school building
is completed; consequently Misses
Florence Splith and Mamie Ilarrell
are both teaohi ig in different parts ol
the town now, for the accommodation
of the small children about the city
A white man was^found floating
in Dumber River, about 300 yards
from the Railroad bridge last Friday.
The coroner was summoned and
held an inquest over the dead body.
The verdict of the jury was that the
deceased came to his death, by causes
unknown to them. Foul play is
suspected by some, while others think
he fell from the train, passing over
the bridge. No signs or marks were
about him by which he could be
identified.
Misses Mamie Ford, Ida llrown
and Mary Daniels l.ave returned
home from the Cooper Limestone Institute
to spend vacation.
Mr. Qujutlebautn, of Columbia, is
here assisting Fvangelist Kinard in
his meeting.
Miss Frosty 1> Cooper, is visiting
her brother in Savannah, (Ja.
Robert H. Scarborough, Ksq., of
the Conway bar, was a visitor here
Inst Sabbat h.
Mr. Melvin Mayors, of (Jonway,
spent a few days in the city last
week.
Mr. Charlie Jones and wife of
Cool Spring wore visiting here Sunday
last.
Mr. W. S. Fox worth and others,
of Marion, were visitors hero Inst
weok.
Mr. II. K. Cook, of Galivants Ferry,
was among o?.r visitors last Sabbath.
Mr. It. L. Proctor, of Dillon, S. C
spent lust .Sunday with his parents
j in the city.
i>n<:i>.
On last Tuesday evening, about
three o'clock, Frank, the infant son
of Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Tlousend. The
burial was at the llaptist church
yard yesterday evening. The he
reaved family I as the sympathy of
the entire community.
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Mr. Willie.A. Sessions and Mis*
101 la Anderson, both of Horry, were
united iii t he holy bonds of matrimony
on the 12th in8t. by t.ho Kev
K. I', Booth. The happy couple
accompanied by Mr. Ilatnp Sis-ioni
left on tho 13th for .Josse.yn, Ga
VVo wish t hem nil success.
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Wilmington MarketWilmington,
X C., Nov. 13.
Spirit- Turpentine, 27c per gal
Rosin, 97i per bbl for strained
good strained, 1 02i
Tar, 100. per bbl. of 280 ll>s.
Crude Turpentine, $1 05 for har?
land $'.? ) for Yellow Dip and Vir
gin.
I Vaunts, at 10 cents to oO pet
bushel of 28 lbs.
COTTON?Firm.
Ordinary Die, Good Ordinary <?Vc
Low Middling 7 3 10c, Middling
I 78c, Good Midding 7 ID 1(1
N EVV ADVERTISEMENTS.
Abandoned Land Sales*
STATU OF SOUTH CAItOUNA
COUNTY OF 1IOHHY.
I'nder and liy virtue of Execution insuei
! by li. I>. Long, County Treasurer to mi
directed in my ofllce, 1 havo levied 011 am
will sell, before tho Court House door ii
j Conway, S. ('., oti Motul 1/tho 4th day o
'December, 1893, during legal sale hour
the following described land, levied at tin
suit of the State for taxes for the llsca
year 188'J to 1893, to wit:
A tract of land in Conway Township
J Adeline llaVers* containing two hundrei
' (20t>) acres, bounded North by lands o
llurroughs & Collins, West by lands o
| I). Anderson, South, by lands of .J . M
! Chestnut t.
Also, another tract of land in Dog Bin!
Township of Henry Cook's, eighty (8(1
acres, bounded North, by lands of .loi
Capps, Hast by lands of J, M. Robert.'
West by lands of K. Clack burn, Soul]
by lands of H. Richardson.
Also another tract of Intel in bimpso
Creek Township, of William A. Haircloth
containing titty (50) acres, bounded North
east and South east by lands of Ruck am
Henry Qevrald, South by Ross Hardee
West by 10. I), Richntdson.
Terms of Sale Cash. W.J. Skssions,
Nov 13th IS! 13 " ~ v"' * SheritT. II. <'.
Vc.
Atl..o O.o AUm<\
SJ I'A'f .. . " uVaiiomna
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I ml?\ , p s in "M" V?owor am
authorit ... idj -'-v. fetio lSveret
Lewis, ; . V v fcMortgng
M. c., IP V unless yovi y ,/ Mortgng
Book N fo it i i 1 ii t %f and 798.
will oiToc th..|v ( Si tli /1 (Court Hons
' <J??r ilt (rc ti ;th< 1-ou.rl ^ legal 8ttl
, hours, on , , 1 Col Decent
her 1893. * ,l v ;t-'('1 "'" A \
"All thaftwnt s >ut cutrtwi-el or trac
, of laud, lyinthc S< diet" [Jpiatc in suit
County of 1I(k< fotii-? jt ) | Jy in Floyd'
s Township.conU. 1 aifwe(45) aero?
bounded North iV 111 , ' I illman Lo\ti>
I0as? by lands of .1 dim Lewis or ostat
, lands of said Lewis, South by lands l.oui
(lerrald, West by lands, Calvery Owens,
Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pa;
for papers. N athan t). Huaincku,
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.J. A. M?I)i:i:mott, Agt; Mortgagee
Nov 11 tli, 1803.
I^oi'tM'losuro.
Statu of south cahomna
COUNTY oK UOKRY.
r I nder and by virtue of the power utu
' authority in mo vested by one Tilinai
5 Lewis in and by Ills certain niortg.tgi
| executed and delivered to mo on the twen
ty third day of Oct. 1891, recorded ii
' olllce It. M. ('. for Horry County in Mori
gage Book No. 8 pages 573, 571, 575. 1
will offer before the Court House door a
Conway S. ( '. within legal salo hours oi
.Monday the 4th, day of December 181)3
All that certain piece parcel or tract ol
laud lying being in Floyds Township, ii
the county and state aforesaid, containing
(80) acres, bounded North A MeDaniels
| South by lands of K Lewis, Last by lamb
of Hannah Lewis, West by lands of Sarnli
Owens. Terms of sale cash purchaser t<
j | pay for papers. W. II. S.mam.,
Mortgagee
' W . .I. Sessions, Agent.
I November 7th, 181)3.
Tfixes.
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ol' kick Of liOKltY Cor nt y Tl!k asukkit, )
Conway, S. C , Oct, 4, 181)3 )
he tax books will be open for the collection
of Taxes, for tisc.nl veiir common
I cing Nov. 1st.., 1H9d, from Oct, 15th to
Dec. 15th, 189d.
The following are the levies:
State 5^ mills,
School 2 "
Ordinary County a 44
Special 1% 44
A special Tax to pay Interest on It. It
Bonds has been levied by County Auditor
as follows, viz:
Conway Township JlJ-? mills.
Bayboro Township..... 8 44
Green Sen Township 44
Simpson Creek Township. . 41
A Poll Tax of one dollar upon every
able-bodied male citizen between the ageof
21 and 50 years.
The Treasurer will attend the following
places at time specified to make collection:
.Jordnnville, Monday Oct. 2d, from 9 A.
M. to 12 M.
Gideon, Monday Oct. 28rd, from 2 P. M,
to a P. M.
Cool Spring, Tuesday Oct, 24th, from
A.M. to 8 P. M.
Gallivants Ferry, Wednesday Oct. 25th
from 8 A. M. to 2 P. M.
Tnylorsvillo, Tluirsday Oct. 20th, fron
9 A. M. to 2 P. M.
Floyds School House, Friday Oct. 27th
from 8 A. M. to 8 1'. M.
Vardelle, Saturday Oct. 28th, from 8 A
M. to 12 M.
Zoan, Saturday Oct. 28th, from 2 P. M
to 1 P. M.
Powellville, Monday Oct. 80th, from 1
A. M. to 8 P. M.
Bayboro, Tttosdav Oct, Slsf, from 8 A
M. to 2 P. M.
Sanford, Wednesday Nor. 1st., from 1
A. M. to 8 P. M,
Boris, Thursday Nov. 2nd, from OA
M, to 2 P. M.
Bound Swamp, Fridaj Nov. did, fron
(I v M l,> '> i> \|
Hammond, Saturdt.v Nov. tth, from 1
, A. M.toU I'. M.
Kbeneyjor, Monday Nov. (itli, from it A
M. to 2 P.M.
Little Kiver, Tuesday Nov. 7th, from I
, A.M. to 8 P.M.
Wainpee. Wednesday Nov. 8th, from !
A. M. to 2 I'. M.
Ornhainville, Thursday Nov. Oth, fron
0 A. M. to 2 I'. M.
soowtec, Friday Nov. 10, from 0 A, M
to 2 I*. M.
1 Marlow's tore, Saturday Nov. 11, fron
, 8 A. M. to t2 M.
Ilneksvillo. Monday Nov. 12, from 0 A
" to 2 I'.
Port llar.tlson. Tuesday Nov. 1 hi
from if A. M. to l p. M,
? (Vdar. tlrovo, Wednesday Nov. 15tl
3 from W A. M . to 12 M .
Dongola. i'hursdav Nov. Kith, from
AM. to 12 M.
I The bultuiec of time he will be in h
< ftice in (V'twoy. L. 1). LONG.
V County Treanur
Mortgage Sale.
I'ATi: OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
k> COUNTY OF HORRY.
Under and hv virtue"of the power in me
? vested by one Mitchel Pitman, in ami by
hi* certain Mortgage, dated 1Mb, dny of 1
FY by. ISO;?, and recorded in oflieo of Ito
I gister mesne conveyance for I lorry ('ounty,
I In mortgage Hook H, pages 790 and 791.
I will -ell before the Court House door at
Conway,S. C., at public auction, on Mon
r day, Dec. Ith, 1891, during legal sale
hours, a piece of laud in Floyds Township |
I lorry County S. ('., containing eighty
: acres more or h ?, bounded on North by '
> lands of J, C. Ilryant, on the South, land
II of James (I ray. on West by lands <>i Moss j
j Pago and William Lewis. Terms of sale
, cash pun baser to pay for papers.
J.C. l'?UYANT,
ortg tgee.
Oct. 90th, ISO!!.
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ATONIC, NEltYlNK, ltl.OOl), IT KI Fl
11 Fit. Like (hires Like.
I The l'oison of the Swamp has its Anti- ,
j dote in the Swamp.
For Malaria, Nervousness, Indirection, I
Dysintery and Itowel Complaint, ask your
dealer for MONTKHEY. It hodoosnot
keep it, we will send yen a large bottle,
express prepaid, on receipt on $1.00.
MONTKKKY CO.,
Florence, S. ('., I'rops. and Mfrs.
F. \V. WACKNKIt A CO.,
('harleston, State Agents.
I
,! J Jl KROl (ills mniOOL,
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I The next term of this institution will
e open tli" IMtli of Sept. prox., and rontinue j
e nine months.
An Accurate, practical knowledge of
1 he subjects studied will be insisted upon
t | :iin! thorough pr< |>:ii.11i<>11 for advaucod
1 I classes in college or for practical affairs
s of life will bo afforded thoso who arc
t, placed under our tuition,
i. 1 for catulo >no or further information,
e address the principal,
It. I!. ( liAUKK, A. M.
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PARKER'S
HAIR balsam
Jflc an.) IxautiUca the hair.
|f| I'roiuotca a luxuriant growth
IRjr ,V JB Never Kails to Hteloro Oray
llair to its Youthful Color. !
Curie scalp (lis'aars At hair falling.
AOi-. anil |1 ST lirurgists
' Th? Consumptive nnri Fceblo ami ait who
itiflit from oxl)Atn?iiii^ iluonaoi shouM tuf Parkor's Olncci
I ! Ton to. It ruret tho vorst Coucrh, Wrik I .unci. Debility, In*
I digeftion, Krmile wfikiu-ttf, Iflieuiuilixntnu I Ain. Wc. i f I.
1 i HINOERCORHS. The only sure cure for Coma
? j b(upi aTTiMiii* Mtut i vv.;l n * caiy. ) '? D, ?t Dru^nts.
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indispensable in every good
kitchen
t
i As every good housewife knows, the
, difference between appetizing, delicious
T cookine and tho opposite kind is largely
i in delicate sauces ami palatable gravies.
; Now, tliesrei|uirc a strong, delicately!
, flavor d stock, and the best stock is
lEBiG COMPANY'S
' EXTRACT OF BEEF
I < PRICE 60 CENTS PER BOTTLE. i
! BOOK OF VALUABLE INFORMATION FREE. *
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CONWAY, S C.
, Culls 1 li# attention of tin' public' to it*
superior facilities for l>.nulling business
I ; entrusted to its care.
We transact a genera! banking busine-s.
, Exchange bought and s<?1?'.
i Money to loan on good security,
DDI'OSITS in small or large amounts
i received. Interest ol I and f? per cent
per annum allowed on Deposits in Suv
ings Department.
Collecting made c. speciality.
Teachers' pay cc tl'leates, and other
I claims against the County, discounted at
liberal terms.
The personel of our Hoard of Directors
in Sllcll IIS to ilisniro fntlflib.lici. mill ilrini'
> to this Institution a large amount of Do
posits.
Wo cordially solicit your patronage.
\ I). A. SPIVK?V. bushier.
^ 15. G. COLMNS, ('resident.
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, F.isliinablo Ibirbm
T!io undersigned wishes to call tlio nttenth
ii of the public to the fnet that lie in
doing ..II kind of work ii the Tonxorial
I lino i;i Mrst-class styb . St nving, hair
cuttin. , i, hi oooin , < i . Satisfaction I
guarantor*!. l.udios' *. !'* from 8 to 10
o'cbx k A. ' M. ib \\ INKUDA^S,
II Conway, S. ('.
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BURROUGHS
IS Til K LMiAC K TO C.KT Til K WOI
ami to sucuru bargains t i>at will surprise
ccivin^ new ^ooils everv week, which wo n
9?<><'Ic I Coll oni
Don't fr.f^ct to ( all :111< 1 r\:imint> onr immense
you prices. Wi con soli you t nice ->iit of clot
want Rnytliing iiktho furniture line, give us n < i
'rente', NVnsh Stanfls, l>o<|sti id < li , 1 vI l,?
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BIG BOGl^Il\TG
so Unit when von are wear) you tm rot lv youi -?
valises are hard to beat.
Wo keep constantly on hand tho best gri d?
At priced lower thou over before. A largo lot <d
If you want to buy a good cook stoke or kltchot
A lot ot Scotch Plaids anc
just received, besides a largo assortment of Cm
Flannel noods, wliieli are hoIuvt 1<?w Indeed. <m
think we can suit you in quality: style and priees,
JAMES MEAN'S
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which are gaining in popularity every ?hiv
We havea lot of ladiesuioo button boots
tho astonishing low price N5 cents.
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BUGGIES,
ROAD CARTS
HAR1
AND A THOUSAND AND ONR J' 11
tion now, which we will .sell cheap for ens
Please give us a call and see for y
elsewhere, as we are confident we can
Yours f(,r trade
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you. Wo are constantly refill
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t<i !; . i < I'thin ami lrt us quoto
hi's at M>ry low figures. If you
IF ami look o< r our stork of iJu afCentrr
Tables, nnd the famous
Don't fail to buy our of our
chairs,
ilf to rest, Our lino of trunks nnd
>f Hour that cmncs to HorryCounty
rod rust proof oats just rocoivod
i safe go ti? burroughs ?.V Collins
i Bedford Cords
shinores, Win ted, Cinghams, and
i stock of shoos are complete. Wo
Wo also keep the famous
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CER1ES
vtiys kepi on hand, besides
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SADDLES,
IXdS. to?? numerous to men
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ourself before purchasing
save you money.
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line ;iiul Cotton,
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suwias
Ware, Tin Plate and
Tinners' Supplies,
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f'//ts for the Celebrated
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