The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, March 15, 1894, Image 3
The If of} ft r HEft aid,
Published Every Thursday,
CONWAY, S. C. M AHCII, 15,1894.
LOCAL NEWS.
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The Cranio Law expires to day.
.Finite Jumes I/dar's election conceded.
Mrs. Titos. iiviuig near town
is cpiitw ill.
Early ll?se Irish Potatoes at .1. A.
Muyo's this week.
o
Th? hoys ha.l their first game of
Base Bull Saturday.
o-^?
dob Work of ex ery iloseript.ion executed
at this oflicH.
Spring is bursting into life. The
leaves will sooti be on the trees.
Sailor Hhi> mid Chicago Itilibons
lately received at. The B.\za.au.
o
Mr. S. U- Boy as, of C. Wilbur &
Son of Charleston, was here this week.
Hon. J. M. Stalvey, of Soeastee,
\A/*?u t n Hi coii 11 <j vuiiJib ???*!
.? ?w v \i o i?u.i n u"?v n mi urijiuvi
U8.
(.'hnncttllor Johnson, and Mr. K. 1>.
Bryant, of Marion, are here ou business.
Mr.U. J>. Scarborough went up to
Mullins Saturday evening returning
on Mo-v'ay.
See II. K. llatnukor's advertisement
regarding the delivery of wood, ready
for use.
Our ffiends in (leorgia, "will please
exercise themselves in the interests of
the II liltAi.I).
Vice President Stevenson and his
wife are at 'Asheville. X. ('.for a
snort time.
o
Senator M. C. Butler will address
iV.t people of Barnwell County soon.
J >vo notice will be given.
Some communications unavoidably
"crowded out this week. Try and
get them in sooner.
?o
Quito a heavy rain fell last Sun
"day evening. March is guilty of
doing strange tilings.
Next Saturday will be St. Patricks
nay. The Sons of Krin will celebrate
it all over the world.
K. R. Lesosne went down on the
S:r. Maggie yesterday to Georgetown.
He will return on the 23rd.
o
Mr. C. J. Vcreen's horse attached
to a cart ran away, here on Tuesday,
slightly damaging the vehicle.
15, It. King, at the Racket Store,
has been receiving New Goods the
past week* Dry Goods, Flour etc.
o
Mrs. M. R. 15eaty's place has been
made still tnore attractive by tlm
direction of a handsome store-house.
irfr. J. W. Patrick, of Tattle River
ImTinoved here and occupies the resi.
deuce tacated by Mr. J. P. Johnson
We are sending sample copies of
the paper this week to some of our
friends, whom wo expect to hear from
soon.
Mr. C. McDermott, of Green Sea,
was here last Friday and spent the
night with his son Mr. J. A McDer
mott.
Mr. Otto Baars of Coney Island,
X. Y is here, and will remain until
after Court. His business is making
Tin-types.
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Mr. Goldfinch, of Grahamville,
wuhmiteed to quite a painful operation
yesterday in having a portion of a
toe nail removed.
Our townsman Mr. W. S. McCasMil.
Jr. <eame un on last trin of Str.
7 ~ I I
Maggie from Georgetown, and will
FjK?od a few days at borne.
Mr. O. It. Session**, of Cool spring
?j?ecit Wendesday night in town, lie
is still at work for us and sends us
rash subscribers every week.
o
Mr. .1. C. Langford, of J. C. II.
Olaussen & Co. Charleston, and Capt.
H, O. Snow, Banker,of Kings tree, fS.
C, have been hero this week.
o
I'". M. Itav, Georgetown, S.. C, was
ftp before U. S. Commissioner, C. P.
Quuttlchaum, last weejk oa a whiskey
charge. Case sent up to Court.
a
A party of yoong ladies and gentlemen
from tow? attended the
meeting last Sunday at Cedar Grove
Church And enjoyed ilve day very
much. ,
Send your Job Work to lit.' \Vc
will do the work to please you both
in style and price. We have had enjCourugement
in this depart me ut
I already.
Mr. Jos Scheuk, of II. Kaminski
& (Jo. whs hereon Tuesday's Steamer.
This popular house is competing with
j Wilmington and Charleston for Con j
, way's trade.
?"?:?
Mr. 1>. T. McNeill, who has been
down in the Land of Flowers" eat j
' ing strawberries for several days, re -f
| turned homo Monday last, having-;
Imd a very pleasant trip.
I ho f J rami Old Man has resigned
as Premier of Elngland, and Lords
Hoseberry has boon chosen i s Lis sue- a
jcossor. Chulstone is SI years old'
hnul fools that it is time for hi in toll
I retire.
?
Our town has on a spirit of im-|
provnient despito hard limes. Several
now buildings have already been
erected here during the present year.
Our business men are all advertising
with us. Slop croaking. Lot every
one find something to do and do it
?ith his might.
Sheriff Sessions, of this County lots
been notified by the authorities of
Pembroke, (in, that they have under
arrest a negro, .Joshua Bellamy ebnrged
with murder. Bellamy murdered
Mr. Amos Williams in this County
some twenty vears ago and lied ;ii
once and to this time has eluded justice.
Wo understand that a reward
was offered at the time hv the (lov
ernor. The Sheriff has gone after
M?.
It ASK * ItALL. I
The boys of Conway organized a,
Base Ball Club last Saturday, with |
the following Nines:
rowx nink. i sciioor xix! :.
.1 A Norton, capt. W S Uabon. capt. |
W T Nolley D N Calhoun
II N Sessions ..James Jollie
llatnp Dusenbury iKastman Yereen
I lamp A brains EI K Dusenbury I
1'urdie McNeill James Marsh
Thurnian Collins I W' Cooper
.J B James I Alex Calhoun
Brook Lewis Clarence Norton t
i, I.,.. ...i . 1...4 ii. i - oil
1 k IC 11? | <"*t I I A* 11 MIL* IIOVB Will I
muko a morn interesting thing of
baseball this year than titoy did
last. Towns and cities all over the
country are organizing and expect a
lively season and Conway should not
be behindhand in this. There is
plenty ot' room yet for a club of men J
and of small boys, and especially of!
girls.
County Board Meeting-.
j The County Board of Kqualizution j
j met at ilie Auditor's olliee on the Id
iost, electing dames A. Lewis, Sect e- j
tary of the Township Board, viz:
i Bucksville. ('has. Dusenbury
Conway, d. Pink Graham.
I)og Bluff, Collin P. Mux,
j Bayboro, C. d. Prince,
Gvt's. Perry. K. Graham
Floyd's, Bey Worlcy,
Green Sea, A. M. Survis.
Simpson Creek, Sand. Hickman.
Little Biver, .las. B. Morse.
I Dogw'd Neck, Thos. Livingstone.
Sooastoe. duo. M. Stalvev.
Tin*} equalized the property of the
| County in one day and adjourned.
is!m' (/if.
J. M. Stai.vkv, Ciim'n.
| J. A. Lnwis, Sec'i v.
coi'NTV mows.
j
\<l rinii.
Ml*. C. >S. Soules is quite ill at f
present.
farmers are !>usy planting corn.
Mr. .J. A. Tyler has moved to the i
premises formerly occupied by Mr. 1
S. R. Tood.
The train on the \V. 0. & C. rail - I
road ran over and killed a line milk
cow belonging to Mr. Henry Jordan
a few days ago,
Most of the Allianccmen of this
section think there is no necessity
for the calling of a march convention
Reformers.
ttocaslce
i Our Farmers are busy. Thoy intend
to plant more Corn, Potat-oee,
Pease, and less Cotton. Not much
Guano will be used.
Turpentine has almost played out,
and our people must turn to farm ;
>ngMr.
Vereen lias moved to his new
house on the sea shore. He don't
wait for things to turn up. He
turns them up.
Mr. S. I'. Tharp, who has been
very sick for several weeks is improv
ing.
The nconle have 1*one to work '
and quit talking haril times.
The dogs are playing havoc with
the sheep.
I Mr. V. M. Marlow, who has been
| in Florida for the past liftoon months,
has returned home. Ho looks well
and speaks well of the "Land of
Flowers." M. 0. C.
Spring.
Things are lively here, Mr. W. B.
Jones, whose house was hurnerf ro
j ceutly will soon be in his now house, i
Mr. Danl. Rabon, who has been
.confined with rheumatism twentyeight
years, has been taken worse and
his recovery is doubtful.
Quite likely there will be other
i marriages soon, judging from the
purchases being made.
Mr. Passions has very much itnpro
ved the looks of this village within
the past few da vs. More anon.
Sks.
?- ? 'l I I ^ - - Advertised!
Letters.
Letters remaining - unclaimed in
Conway Pocst Oflice, . March 1, 1894.
Miss Ellen Helium) , Mrs. Manah
Heaty, Miss VI. M. On x; 1). S. Cox,
J. A. Dewitt, L. .1. Fi ink, (2) Miss
Larah Ilankins, Chai lie Frone, liev.
(i. W. Harrolson, J. F. Howell, R.
L. Ilucks, William Hughes, A. Ivey,
.Jackson Loxviv, Dan'l E. Roberts,
Joe Thompson, Mclluu Alex Wil
Mains, Miss Allis Yong,
Persons calling for above letters
will please state that tliey are advertised.
MAimiKO.
At the residence of Rev. A. .1.
Stafford, in this place, last. Thursday,
at 4 o'clock, 1\ M. Miss Lizzie
Snowdnn to Mr. Jehu Causey,
All of Horry.
I N MHMOItlAM.
Mrs. Harriet Cooper. 180??1894.
Our sistor Mrs. Harriet Cooper has
passed away?(iod hath taken her.
<i,.. ....... .. ........l..... ,.r ?i..? o
imiv n a 1 ?4 i ii^^iii ?>l i in i lie V;u||\\ ii y
Auxiliary of tlio Womans Mission
ary Society, from its organization in
April 187'.b mid during all the time
she held her place among the active
mouthers. Though very o\l and
usually unite feeble, she did much
both directiv and indirectly for our
cause. Her example as well a^ the
work of her hands infused and fostered
the spirit of faithful work ar.d
Christian duty among our members.
Ily Iter diligence and presorvance
much has been done for the Church
as well as for those without Christ
at homo and abroad. The influences
of her pious and peaceful life will
never di? away. She who always in
word and work rcmhntbered othtrs
cannot herself he soon forgotten.
The ties of her love with which she
hound us all to her should draw ns
'nearer to her life and bring us in
fait h and good works to her side in
heaven at last.
(Signed)
t '. 1?. st vpkoki).
A. J. St a moan.
S. T. Skssionh.
M A n v ,1. I'outkk.
Coua Li:wis.
Km/,a A., Oi.tvr.u.
It \'
i-v - j . i> ? mi i w.n .
Kli.rmcs mid Kofcu.
Rood bye! tho sweet hour closes
That I have boon with you.
flood bye! for rhymes like roses,
Must liitve ail ending too.
But us the dead leaves olden
Stirred in some untujne jar,
Bring hack a memory golden
Of summers faint and fur,
So may these little numbers,
Although they, too, must die.
Awake the joy that slumbers
In ehjjdhoood days gone by.
I)i:i.i.v h. Smith .
Dublin, c? ? March 51, 1 -StlI.
!v nights o! II otioi',
Stuart Lodge, No. 2826 Ivnightsof
Honor meets in the Masonic on
tho second and fourth Monday nightul
iu each month.
10. \V. Noi.i.ky, Dh tatoh, I
I). A. SnvKY, Kkpoktku.
Chosen Friends.
(Jonway fjonucil N'o. 8, Order of
Chosen Friends meet in tho Masonic
Hall on the first and thjrd Monday i
nights of each month,
K. \V. KoM.KVt (JOU.SVM.I.Olt, I
K. V. McNa mi, Sk< i{i:t\uT.
- ^ ? A.-.
V. . M.\
A special communication of (Jonway
Lodge, No. 65, A. R M., will ho '
hold at Masonic Hall, on Tuesday, |
evening ino zyui, (?t lUarcn, 18W1,
convening at 8 o'clock, P M. sharp, i
for the purpose of conferring the Sol)- |
Jiii)?9 Degree. Members of the Craft i
generally lire cordially invited.
Brethren, take due notice and gov- !
crn yonrsolves accordingly.
('. P. Ql'ATTr.KISAUM, W- M.
S. Nr. J'llOMI'KINS, Skc. Pito Tmm.
4 # 4 AWWoman's
Splicrr.
(ieo* W. Childs once said lo a girl
from the West, who went to him
with 1 otters &pd the hope of getting
suflficienti n licence Jo do something
in the arable Held of journalism:
"Little woman, if you can do some?
thing go ahead and do it, Tt?o
world is hungry for something new.
It is an omnivorous creature, hut It
wants a change, constantly. Keep
as quiet as you can. Keey out of
man s way as much as you can, for it
is trespassing to go on private pro
t.. \r i* . i ? ?
pervy. j>vep youraeir in goou noaitn, [
in good cloth*, and don't fry to he a
good foljow or one of the boy a, S#vp
half of your earnings Goto church
Jio agreeable, but reserved, and if
some honorable man offers you hjs
name and protection, giro it all pp. j
marry hint and devote your onergln*
to home making,
The business world is no place for
a woman. It is a rough place and
people have to get rough to succeed
in it. I know hundreds of gentle
women in business- hut tlmy always
8?em to me like going Ashing in ft
dress suit and white gloves, KxijniH,
site fabrics are not intended for rough :
and ready work.
A Million Crioiidw,
A friend in need is a friend indeed,
and not less than one million people
have found just such a friend in I)r.
King's New Discovery forConsump*L..
n^. L? i / t * ' '
vuugns, unu ii yon
have never ysed this Grout Cough
Medicine, one i,rjuj yil) convince
you that it hus wonderful PHfatjvp
powers in ull diaou-oa of Throat,
Chest and Lungs. Kaali bottle is
guaranteed to do all that is claimed
or money will ho refunded. Trial
bottles free at. Dr. K. Norton's Drugstoivs.
Large bottle 50c. and $1.00.
??- ?- - e 4 ^
Subscribe to the i>. Don't
neglecl the matter.
Wilmington MarketWilmington,
N. C., Mutch, 12.
Spirits Turpentine, 28o per gal,
Kosin, 92io j>cr bbl for strained,
good 8t rat nod 0 ? '
Tar, 85c. per bid. of 280 lbs.
Crude Turpentine, *1 10 for hard
and $1.80 for Vol low Dip and Virgin.
Peanuts, at 10 cents to oo per
bushel of 2S lbs.
COTTON. -Firm.
Ordinary 4? ets
Good Ordinary G 44
Low Middling 0 11 1044
Middling.. ..^.... 71
Good Middling 7 7?104t
NEW ADVERTISEM ENTS.
Fashionable Harboring.
The undersigned wishes to mil the attention
of the public to the fact that lie is
doing all kiml of work in the Tonsorial
line in first class style. Shaving, hair*
cutting, shampooing, etc. Satisfaction
guaranteed. kadise' calls from S to 10
o'clock, A. M,
M. If \V I N K( 5 LASS,
Conwav, S.
i X
FoiToitotl Lauds,
K. It. I.csesne Ag't for forfeited lands
in S. C. will be glad to see the following
parties:
William Bellamy, kittle Hiver,
I'M ward Benton. 44 44 44
I Alex B. Cox, 44 44
1 'helps A Co., "* *4 44
.lames W. Vere.mi. 44 4* 44
l>;ii>iel Ward, 44
Adeline Black, Conway,
Wilson I). Stalvev, * 4* "
John (.J. Tyler, 4* 4 44
Henry Cook, Dog BlulT,
W. A. Faircloth, Simpson Creek,
Kst. (iore, 44 44 44
Jesiiee J. liar dee, 44 44 44
1.' II.
I .-Mi>nu r. . ii uivn-i .
Wade A Hardee, "
Isimr. J. Hardee, ' " "
Sarah lie wis, Floyd*,
Martha Williams, ' "
Henry McCall, Soeastee '
Kti/.ahcth Mlncy, (Jreeti Sea,
Kst. M. A. 1 lodgers," ' u
.las, l\ Ward, " ' "
!
MOWW li. SCAItliOHOlHillJ
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
| u^-grent I^VLfu.a.1 T_iife!
Insurance Go, cf
USTew 12" ork.
Sale Under Mortgage.
STATU!)!'SOUTH ('A HO I.I N A, ) i
HORRY COUNTY. \
Under and hy power and authority given
| in a certain Mortgage made executed ami ,
delivered by one Mux. Martini A, Norris,
ilated the first day of ISr.'ty 1SHJ, and record
eij in the ollice o! Register of Mesne of
('/oneeyaiiee for Horry C/'oimty in Vol. No.
i 4 pages <)! ' /U and 71. tlie 80th day of May '
j iSst, I will offer for sale before ihe Court [
House door in Conway, S. <'. wjthin legal
| sale hours, on Monday the Unit day of Ap
! ril I Sil l one certain plantation and tract of
I land containing twenty-live acres, situated
! in the County and State aforesaid, in Cali
! vant's F. rry Township, on the (ialivant's
l-'t-rry and < Jon way public road, adjoining1
lands pf Misltoe, (irainger, Skipper and ;
possibly others, lejug the identical place
on which W, j|, AviHlt has resided lop several
years past,
Terms of sain ('ash, . I
Purchaser to pay for papers.
I. \V. HOhtlDAY.
MOUTHAC, FE,
Oallvant's Ferry,S. (',
March 1st, Id'Jl.
Sale Under Mortgage4JTATK
OF SOUTH CAHoidNA, )
0 IIOUKY COUNTY. \ j
Under and by power and authority glv- i
fH to a certain Mortgage made, executed
and delivered by one J, \V. Kirton, the 5th j
df.y <>f November, 1881) and recorded In the
ofoeo of HegUter of Mesne of Conveyance ,
for 11 or IT County, the gnd day of lleceinliver.
l88li in lloog No. tl pages 51? 1 and 5139.
1 will olTer for sale before the Court lloiue
door in Conway, S. C, during legal sale
Imlir^ oil Moild.iV tln? i?,?nl line /?!'
April, 1894, one certain ] !??<;??, parcel I
and tract of land containing one-half in
to rest in a certain tract of land containing
one hundred and eighty-two acres situated
in the County and State aforesaid, in OaliViifyt's
Ferry Township. on the Pee Dee
i rihllc road, bounded south. by .lenkins
Hranch, north, by lands of Henry Smith.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
J. W. HOI.1.1 DA V.
MOUTUAGKK.
Terms of gale Cash
Onlivant's Ferry, S.
Marcli the 1st, 1891.
Sale Under Mortgage, ;
8TATK OF SOUTH OA IP >UNA, i
IIOHHY COUNTY. \ j
By virftte of the authority conferred in \
rhe Mortgage deed of J M. Huberts to O.
O. Oats, dated November, 5tli 1891, and re
corded in the ofllco o' the Hegister ot
Mesne Conveyance for liorry County on
the 18th day of February 1892, in Hook
*sTo. 8 at pages 740-1-2, which Mortgage was
duly assigned to ,J. W. ilolliday &So:s, the
Uipleysigpc|J will sell at public auction, to
tfcc highest hidfjep for (upih, op Aprjl the
2nd, 1894, within the usu I hours of Sain
"before tho Court House door at Conway
frt. C. Horry County ''a certain piece of
land containing two hundred acres more or
fess, and bounded by lands of John N,
Orumger, Samuel ti. (Irajngar, A, J.Ora
fcam and W. 'f. Martin."
Purchaser to pay for papers,
Jos, \Vf H<#|,l.iday ?fc Jks.su 0. IIoM.l
f**y, as J. W. lloi.mdav son,
Ams|oni<kh ok Moutaoi.k
SALE UNDER MORTGAGE.
STATI-! OK HOUrn ('AHOfdNA,
HOItliY COUNTY,
Ily virtue c?f authority (inferred in t||r
Mortgage deed of A. K. Fowler, to Hold
day Kllurbo vV Co, dated October, 17th 1890
and recorded in the ollloo of the lloglstor
of Mesne Conveyance for Horry County,
on tlie ninth day of March, 1891. in Hook
No. 7 page 81, and duly assigned to J. W.
Ilolliday A fcon. The undersigned will
sell at public auction to the highest bidder
for Cash on April, tho 2nd, 1H9|, within
the ijsual hours of dale, hefpre, ^;e Court
Kopec floor at ('nntya'y, S. C, jjorpv Copn
t*, "a)i that tract of laud containing one
hundred and tlfteon acres, more or lea?,
bounded, on the north by North Carolina,
east by lands or Kiiy Watts, south by lands
of E. W. Watts, west by lands of Joshua
Hnrvis."
Purchaser* to pay for papers.
J. W. IIoi.mday & JkbsrCI, Hoi.i.ihay,
as J. W. itoM.in.vy & Son, as AssioNltKS
of Moptoaok.
.). A. MAYO.
TIIK OLD KKLIAKLK,
A R.MORS / i) h; CORSETS
TH E R EST L\ THE
WORLD.
HATS
AND
SHOES.
Fresh lot of Boston Bonus has
just arrived.
MKNS ('AMKL SKIN SIB)K8,
TIIK BKST IN TIIK WOULD.
DRY GOODS.
i_ ' n -i?. . rs. <?< -??-?. ? -A- *
OIF
3T?im.il3r Groceries.
NOTIONS
WKI.L ASSOItTKI).
Country Cnxluco lion^h'.
1
Ami every article I > be found in a
(irst class I >rv (ioods Store.
W.R.LEWIS,
i> EA L Eit ix a ENE AM A
M Elidll AX PISE.
<; hoc ioim i?:s
A lino lot of Family (irocerios constantly
on hantl
DRY (H >(>l>li '
Well assorted line always kept on hand, t
HOOTS AM) SIIOHS
In full display ready for Court. Come in
and n'i' us before huyixtr elsewhere. f
USTOTIODSTS
WKIJi ASSOUTK1).
I'olitt* uttmition to ('u-toiners and great
indue ements olTcrnd
Watci? Crystals.
A well Assorted lot just
received.
AGENT j
For Hex, Poultry Netting. {
,1. M. MOK KITH AN, [
Coll way, S. 0.
Mcli l-y. e
W. E. PORTER, & CO-.
FEED, 8Al<K, LIVERY ANI>
EXCHANGE STABLE,
NICK TURNOUTS FURNISH-1
Kl) AT SHOUT NOTICE, AND
AT 1 mucks TO SUIT THE J
TIMES. PERSONS skn r t()|
ANY POINT.
HOUSES AND MULES, HOCOIIT
' I
AND SOLD.
\v i<: portran
Conway, S. C. j ^
COMMERCIAL
HOTEIJi
HENRY HARDEE, PROP.
Well Equipped in Every
Particular.
Meals on Arrival of Train.
U.K. HAMAKER.I.
, (1
MAN I IF ACTTJRKR I
?OF?
FINK AND MAUD WOOD Ll'MHKK,
ALL KIXDSOF HILL AND
DH ESSE I) I.UMBER.
CK/LIXU A Xl> FLOOUrXU.' )
MOULDING AND SIDING, j
PLASTERING LATHS &C.
liQUyV (AHiS HOVOHT j
STOVE AND FI HE-PLACE
W 0 O I) CUT I N P ROPE R i
LENGTH AND DELIVERED TO J
FAMILIES AT TWENTY FIVE j <
CENTS A LOAD,
tW Prompt attention flUfcn to aR |
orders nml ant j$f notion giinmntceti i
O-TJIkLiY STORE,
mm wm emim J
KNOCK DOWN COTS for Son shorn party's.
Vi
IS THE PLACE TO GET TIIE WOUTli OF YOUR MONEY,
and to locnro bargains that will surpriao you. We arej constantly re? ^
ceiving now goods every week, which wo will sell at
ROCK BOTTOM T?IIICION
Don't forget to call and examine our immense stock of clothing and let oh quota
you prices. Wo can sell you a nice suit of clothes at very low figures. If yo*
want anything in the furniture linn, give us a call and look over our stwJc of *Bu rnaus,
\Yash Stands, Bedsteads, Chairs, Bound Leaf Center Tables, and the famous
New Home," and "Domestic" sewing machines. Don't fall to buy one of our
BIO- ROCKHSTG- CHAIRS,
so that when you are weary you can rock yourself to rest. Our line of iruu*s and
valises are hard to beat.
We keep constantly on hand the beat grades of flour that comes to UorryC'ounty
at prices lower than ever before. A large lot of red rust prtx>f oats just received
if you want to buy a good cook stoke or kitchen safe go to burroughs A Collin
A OA It T.OAI> <>1^
I' l.bl It roeeived every two or thioo weeks from Michigan and Tennessee
A lot of Scotch Plaids and Bedford Cords
just received, besides a large assortment of Cashmeres, Worsted, (ilnghains, aud
I'Mutmel goods, which arc going low indeed. Our stock of shoes are complete. We
hink we can suit you In quality: style and prices. We also keep th? famous
mmw mw mnm
sewing Machines and Machine Supplies, constantly kept on hand. \\>
rave been selling these Mrchines for years, and are yet to hear the first
:omplaint.
,1 AMES MEANS SHOES
vhich aro gaining in popularity every day.
We have a lot of ludiesnice button boots, which we will close out at
.ho astonishing low price 85 cents.*?
1MA>WS AND PLOW
'ASTINtJS ofvnrious Styles kept on band.
am. kinds tukpkntink tools.
A CHOICE LOT OF
FAMILY GK( >C E li IES,
Always kept on hand, besides
BUGGIES,
ROAD CARTS,
HARNESS,
SADDLES,
VND A THOUSAND AND ONE TH1NCS, too numerous to" men
ion now, which we will sell cheap for cash.
Please give us a call and see for yourself before purchasing
lsewhere, as we are confident we can save you money.
< OA 7VS' ,S' IX-COIi P SPOO L COTTON A S PPCTA L T V.
We keep constantly in Stock a full line of thia Cotton which
we offer to Dealers at as low price aa it can bo had
in theao United States. Why not patronize
us?
Yours for trade,
BURROUGHS & COLLINS.
3rilbex4t Potter Co.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
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WsRs mat Mtea*
CoiiHiK'umentM Woli<?lted.
L64;Front Sreet, New York
JOB FEINTING!
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Why send your Printing oft* when yon can get it
lone as cheaply and as well at home. When you have any
'rinting, such as:
IbTote, Letter, or 33111 XSCoads,
Statements, v'" pads or loose,)
IRoceipts. Envelopdft,
Posters, Jcc., ace.,
on want done, call or writeMr
On hand at all times, nil kinds of )o<pil blanks.
HERALD PUBLISHING CO.,
Printers,
2QNWAY, S. O.