The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, May 10, 1894, Image 3
The Hoftftr He^/ild,
Published Every Thursday,
era urn $?iuixn oi:y.
Mv.t;km)|xt ( lii iu ii.
ItKV. a..I. S'i I'.VSTOK.
I'tcnehin-; every Sunday nt II o'clock,
A. M. ami S. 1\ M".
Sunday Scltoo , n: 1),;! > A. ^ . i'. Nor
to.I. Superir.' tel. lit.
I'lMVt r M eetiiiL', TltHf-ti tV, :it n oVi ?u,
to !'M'* .
^ loll i ' I'm . *:e ":n ? din .
dtyniuhi .1 ? <>'. i?K v.
I'UKKtlY n It IAN ('lit IM'II.
t?i;v. II. Zi.KNow, <>r Marion, will
preach every I our; It mphI-iv nt ll,o\ lock,
v. M. and K i\ M.
Sttnd.ty Seltool, i, oVloek, 1'. M. I), 1.
McNeill, Sup -rinicmlont.
liAvrisT <'m i:ui.
Temporarily without .? IV.stor.
ITaver .M". lin . every i ue.*day ui^iit at
S, l\ "M.
Sou.lay Schoo', It, 50, . M . K. \Y. N'oi
lev, Suji'v'iis.tfiH! nt.
('ON AY, s. c. MAY, lo, I SDK
"!ik.;ii;news.1
Si'vi.ks or Watki:.? 1 1?tiing
Tl.ui-.ltiv, Mav ?J, I, and ending
\\ i'(liti'.s<lii\, M i\ 0, '(.M, tli?* lit*it?i i
of tl)?* Waoeswhrt.v liive.- Ims Ih'i it in
t et st- f<>I low-:
Thursday, I "> iMon?i iv. I 0|
I'YKIhv, ! 2 Tuesday, 2 <H
Ssiti!ttl iy, I 2 WY.mI ,v, 2 l
KainFai l..? \V(din silsiy, .2<?.
i.
Crick for a;i'o !>y f. A. M?ivo.
Colin (Manning, appointed Consul
nt Kaynl, Azores.
Batoshnro- does a jroO'l thing in i
jillv _f license nt ?s.),000.
A holy in town, litis I'fi'ti tin* only
<>iu* to respond to our Clul> IJiite.
The Sou'.lieni Baptist Convention
is 'o meet This week in I )allas, Texas. |
MoKkitjiaX, at, the Depot, w ill |
repair your Watch, or any Kind of
Jewelry.
lie ports from Zapata < Vnuity Tex si-,
,:i\s that I ie nennle sire in :l starving
I i r>
conditio';.
Ladies, Mis3es, Moms uikI Hoys
Si raw Ilais in good assortment at
W. W. Lewis.1
Wire Netting, suitable for trailing
bean* and etc. ior sale at the Depot,
tiv McKK 1*1*11ax.
The closing exetcises of Miss
Nannie Henty 8 school at i>u< ks\ iI!?
t>?ok place yesterday.
Twet;'v-li\< i hops iin 1 l-'isli Looks
aiso a new lot of Luces and Matting,
at the LackKt Sruui:.
A party of onr towiisnimi induijpd
in a iLli fry Tuesday. Wo .regretted
our inability to attend.
The Supremo Court dav h fore
yesterday deeded ti e sale of )i<|iior
if) this State unconst itnt ioual,
I'aMo'os receive p dito attention at
the Milk Sh ike and Sod a \Y.it* r establishment
of C. L. Anita Ms
W. T. Melts anpoin ed l'ostm is or
at t reenviI!e and Mrs. Caroim A.
Vo iiiri-h|ood. i ' tie I' >stnii.-tress a'
< 'lies ? > , S. t
li'-. <1 "j. \V. .Mid', owuer ..v tlio
I}> t' < i iiioi'i S>my and n>? douh* the
riches' newspaper n.ui in i he .'Oi ld,!
d ed las weak in H.il inioiv.
lion. Dark' Howell, managing edt
ior of th" A'hmt'i (.'oivstifufhui, was
? hvl "d president of too I'.ess League,
ai iho late Convention in that city.
Tito Men: ants and hudi) \sh ne-n
of the County will please s-n l in
t .eir .loli Work. M e will do it as
ow and as satisfactorily s it. cm bo
don *, Patronize home mstitanions.
S.des lav, Mondiv hist passed off
quietly. Several persons Iro n differ
nt sections of t!io county were in
.v.....w ..i' ll?. i i
VI\*II, 111 < i 11 > \r l *11/111 I' I III miv i i I'lU
al-i? ollice a v i.sif.
- (Cotton is clown, down, and yet tin*
* new* i- l hat a larger no.reuge is plan :
ted now than last year. It looks as
if 'In- farmers think Utcro is money !
in co'lou at vsiv or seven cents a
p ?und.
IJy paying Twenty Five Cents
additional, you can have t.lio Tiik
iIoitiiY IIkuai.o himI either the Nk\v
Voitk \Voki.i>, or tlie Cincinnati
KxcjtnitKit. All weeklies.
Winkoi.ass, furnishes Ice (Team
every Tuesday, Thursday and .Saturday
evening. Special provision made
for Ladies and Children. Any one
preferring :nv dointr s?>, can he s -rved
at home.
The blurred fundi'ion of the pip r
. last week seenn I nnavuidable, which
wo regretted. The press luid just
been moved and wo cm only att.rihufco
t|)?> deftc to that cans*. \\'e
will try and n<>| repent t) ih.
A gentleman in town buy u.spon
tied to t ho up pen I made in last weeks
paper, regarding the fntni'y in tle-titnte
circumstances. A few of ino-e
charitably disposed tould spend
tjiiai tors ir< thin way in u worthy
manner end feel better for if. Trv.
('apt ('. S. Causey, for rn V ??y years
('ohiu'cted with the W'llflenmnw l.ifie
of St 'iiinors, lias accepted tho position
of Muster, on ilieStr. Merchant, on
111I'ee Dee. ('apt. (J/Ilisey's friends
|p re regret to rji\n him up, but urn
satisfied thjit lie will Ijipl friends
wherever ho goes.
''Never boy from abroad what you
can produce at home." flii* rule
.strictly followe I will keep your silver
dollars in circulation at homo,
and in many cases, or perhaps tlmmnods
of cu es, will t HUSO some of
them to remain in a ; livings bank de
ponied to your credit. T is is no
overdrawn picture, but fan's that
bear no contr idict|nn.
The (?? iieral <'onfereuco of the
Methodist Kjujcopal Church South
convened in Memphis on th-> SJrd, ,
Hivhop .1. t'. Keener, presiding. (
Matters of great interest are to tie
considered l?y this hody \Hiioli will <
continue for a month. The ease of t
Uev. Sam .Jones, who was suspended (
l>y the (Jcoroja Conference, heeahse :
tie refused to perform regular pastor- '
nl duties wi 1 come up for a hearing. ,
Mr. Jones is pres? ut to def- ml him- ,
Self. I
In llreekim dge's district L'rof. J
June , of Hamilton female college, 1
has isstn (1 a | i upl.'i i nt thd, "An '
Appeal I > tile lVoj le of the Ashland '
District foi l'tuitv in the Home Mid
Morality in fuh'u Life, ami a Pro- '
test A'_.i i .o tt"> lie election of 0o)?
W. (I'. Hteckinridgn.' \t. the!
holt hi (if tl.o title | a.o* anneals:
"Kighteousm s> c*\alt- ii nation, but
sill <8 a IN preach l?? ;u V ]> ??|?Ii
T*.t ut \ thousand curie will I > ?
issued. j;
(! ? lmvtow 11 1 ;i 1 tl?-1)Ts ?l.e death of
('apt. C. (?i b' i t 1 <d her oldest
citizens. 1 he sad event took place ;
mi Thci-dav morning- at lii r?-sid<
ii- e Tht n mains were temored
t'? Iitick-viile yes.;i rdav morning fur
ir.ternu nt. ('apt. (' ill ei t was al wai's '
Irghly respected in (.renrgetown and
iiis deutb is a great ben a\ t ment tn 1
hi* neiU' rocs iru eds and iit*<111aii> 1
lances (it<m'n /"?///. v.
I 't jMai'i Id i I be11, niaiTe d arid I i v ?I
in ! iuirv F??r several years, w'uto Jm
hid 111 m i y It iends.
Thi- Pie Nicat (> ii < spin's Prove,
last week, we ( ():i!tl mil mi ire, as we
went to pres.* before the party re |
lulled. All wlm were them sav that
they had a nice time and enjoyed the
day very much. Plenty of some
thing good to eat, plenty of wholosotne
ainnsen enl and every one caine
home in a nappy humor C??l. (Jil.
lespie who Ini- the l appy faculty of
making things pleasant around him,
departed from his usual ctis oni tiuit
day aud instead "f coining down to
town remained at home, ai d with his
family largely (.ontriluited to the en- j
joy Hunt ( I t lie oeese ion, We under
stand that many young Indus from
town were expected wno were not
then:. Surely I In* fault eonltl not bo
with tin* hoys.
I'llltSONAh.
Mr. tiiorj-o Ih.ck, of Dueksport
spoilt last Tliumlay with 113.
Mrs II Mo A. Tola", of Now N' *?r k, |
spout last Thursday in town \vi;lil
friend*.
Mr. .J. A. .MoDorinott and family
luivo n-tnrne<i from their visit to
(11 o? II Sim .
Mis. Tho>. (iiili-.-pio of IVtyhoro
and M iss i ami t i 11 lespie of I '00 \\ ay aro
visit i 11 lt in t ieorgetown
Mr. 1. A. Saiinond of tlm (J.mier
on A lhirkh-y t'o., Charleston h';i> in
10 s? e us last i* riditv.
Mas'or ! 111 ih 11 lhaty, of Coot-go*
town, was hero visiting Ids voting j
friends, t ho past week, returning!
We i ne-day.
Dr. S. !i. 'I wining of 11. A. Tuck 1
01 A Dro's , Marh'e Works Wjltiiing
ton is in 'own in the interest of their;
!) tisine.-s.
>1 assrs ,) > ui (' Sp:V"V ami Polar
No!h v. silent a day in Socms tlur
iii'i flirt week. Din in / with Dr. IV
K. lletbioi mii ) fmnilv, attending:
oh tin it etc
Mrs, W. L. linctc1, retn mi in f from
<il?'i>n Springs 11 ii<I Mr>, W. K. Sparkiiian
<11 i lWn^I tt*r, of Stalin'iu rg, S.
('., passed i li r> >t i i.i |) hero \Joudav on
route lo IiueUsvil o.
Mr, \V. A tl f\\ Johnson, || ?rr\'y
popular young sale-man, with 1''. \\ ,
Winner A (Jo., of ( haHe-ton, arrived j
in t \vn Moinliyo'i hu-iness for his i
house. He is lip lily esteemed here i
iiinl generally liii?J-? bm-ii ess.
Mo>s. Oeo. \\. Johnson and A. i>.
Hard wick of (jnlivants Ferry, i".
A. l)us"ii!?ury of Toddville, Wade
Hardee of Hayhoro, 1'. A, Rrowu of
Socu-t.ee, 1). (i .Johnson of (iiJeon,.
.John M. i ooper of (Jon way have all
been in since our lust Issue and helpi
ed us wit I) tlio needful
A<l vei l ined Let tors.
Letters remaining unchiiniod in
Post Oflieo at (Jonwav, S. (.'., Alas',
1st, 18b 1.
(P. ISrown, Peter ('ox. .Miss Mai j
sey Cartright, It, L, Dunn, M. ?J.
Fioyd,\M iss Itose.in Howans, 0. I>.
Holmes, Mrs. J. It. Harrison, ltnscll
Hardee, F. (i. Hemingway, J. M l>.
Jones, P?. I?? Lewis, Mis- Km vie
Lovd, Tilly Mincy, Miss I j. J. Roberts,
T. A. S'eplenis, Henry Slier
ri I If, M iss II. II. Skippt r.
Persons calling f< r above lotterS
will please -kite that they are advertesed.
If not called for within JO
days, t'ey will he sent to He d Lott?-r
Ol'lice,
TllKQ. It. (lolioon. P. M.
I '
? -?
Cenppoi tiled
ll*\ I1'. Covington Csqr., has been j
root ppointed Stenographer of the (
Kourth .Judicial Circuit for I he four
j years ensuing, after the termination
of iiis | resent t*nn of oHicc.
Tile petitions upon whion the reappointment
was made worn very
strong and very complimentary to
the appointee, having been signed
hy all of the lawyers and Court otli
rials? f the Circuit, am] nearly all of j,
tip-.Slate yeipitors, and icpr? senta- ,
live - of tlje Counties enibrucQil in its
limits*. Complimentary, however, as'
I hose testimonials arc, 'hoy have the
further merit of being deserved, as
Mr. Covington has lutirlv won for
flints-If the reputation of being one I
of the most iccur-ito and a complish- !
ed stenographers of the State."
M-. Covington. by liiagcnileinaiilv
bearing, bus made a host ??f friends
i i I lorrv, who are glad to h? ar of bis
re -appointment.
SUH(l:\y School M eet iJtK'.
la nc.ordanoe with resolutions of
hii County Sni.day School Oonven
i??ii of March 24tli and 20th 1803.
1 hereby notify nil Ministers, S. S.
iii|)?,rint"U(lciit>. IVaehers. mid all
'artiest >Sund:i\ Scho >1 workers, in
hiiivant-s Kerry Township, to meet
it Sandy l'liin on loth inst., 1 I*. M.
IMiat we may nn-ei face to face, ami
Nclian^re thoughts and understand
'. eh ether hotter, ami make arrange
nea's for j?rai lical ojit ration in the
jreut work of Mouse to House \ isiaitioM.
Remember dear christian
["r*ioiit 1 s that tliis is not our work but
ibe Lord's. Then h t as work while
t is day, for "the mglit cornet ? when
i o man ran uork."
Mats. L.'M. 1?a UN it il.t..
titdiv.n s Kerry, Mav lOtli 1891.
I map Yea r.s.
"hi teply to ii corresj ondm.t, who
i?sKs ule'lnr the year 1000 is a leap
war, t1 c following fuels, which e\?
pla n why it is not, will he of yen:
ral mo r?s t, s>i\ s ih*' M'orott t o Mai 1:
'l i e a*!roi omeis of the tinm of,
Julius ( a-str, 'I.) 15. I'., lived the so
I;ir >eur m 55ii,*> *!m\:, (5 hunts, which
was a hot* I. II minutes to much, for it
aoiisigis real I v ?'l ?<> ? <h*ys, hotirs,
IS minutes and lh Cv s"conds. In
the y i*i' I *?SV tin- error had amounted
to ah* lit 1 2 days, ami with a view to
rectification I'oce (}retrorv XIII or
ilei**! tin*' ()ct. 5 of ihut your should
he railed tin* loll). Ill nl> r t?? Ph.
t'onoi'o the civil w.th tne >*?l?r \ear,
he forth* : ordered that ail c**til*irial
years, w ieharn not tntiItipl?.-- of -100,
should i ot he made leap years, Thtt-?
1000 i-. nut a leap year, and '.?000 is
i'li*' next leap war after 1806 will he
1001."
- < ) <?Stop
.11 y 1 *n|?rl*.
After yon uet anj/ry and stop your
paper, just poke your linger into the
water, pull it, out and look f. r the
ho e. Then von will know howsadlv
yon are missed. A man who thinks
a paper cannot thrive without his
i i 11? ii i niwrlif (,i ihi nil * . .1 xi iv
awhile. When he comes hack half
his friends will not. know ho has
gone, and the other half will not
eiiie a cent, while Ihe world at large
kept, no account <>f his movement.
You will find things that you cannot
indorse, in every paper, Kven the
liihle is rather plain, and hits seme
hard raps. If you were to get mad
and burn your liible, the hundreds
of presses would still go on printing
it, when you stop your paper and
call the editor names, the paper will
still he published, and. what is more,
you will read it on 'he sly.? '/'Ac
V V//fV\
-* O 4- Nearly
two thirds of the popula
lion of the world are ruled hv Christian
governments. Considerably
more than two thirds of tho popttla
tion of the people <>f the earth also
are under the n le of si\ governments,
five of which ate ( hristian
The Kmperor of Chiiui bears sway,
oyer -to."*/100,000, the largest number
of people under any one govern
inent in the world; but after this
comes i>i order the tjueen of Knghtnd,
ruling dSOjUOO.UOO; the Czar nt Uussia,
railing 115,000,000; the French
Ilepnbiic, with 77,000.000; the 1,'niled
States oi America, with 0~>,000,?
000; and lite Kmperor of (Jermany,
with no,000,000; so that the indirect
influences of Christianity is powerfully
alTe'cting the destinies of by far
the largest proportion of the people
of ihe world. - /itt/n'ft l/orn.
< reuse Tlie Set t ors.
W hen iho turkeys or hens desire
to sit, 'hoy should bo amounted on
tho h* ads mice a week with some
kind of oil, sue* ii as sweet oil, Jhueedoil
or lard-nil. This wvll kill iho
large. iioc atul 11cov< 111 t.ho oliicks
lcom being destroyed during the
llrst dn\8 of tlioir existence. (Jreuse
is repugnant. to poultry of all kinds,
hoi^ e but little oil should bo used.
Apply it. light ly on tbo head*. combs,
f.ic?'s and nocks, rubbing it well into
the skin. It, will rentier the hen
moto eonifortuble, and previ nt lier
leaving the nost frequently for relief
from torture, and will also save the
chicks from being attacked.
-?> m *3?'I'wo
Statues of Vance.
IvM.Kinit, N. <J.?It is proposed
by some persons that two statues of
Senator Vance be cast; one to be placed
in the capital square here, the
other in ''Statuary Hall" at Washington.
The two statues woud cost
but a trille more than one, The plan
appears to be feasible.
Hood's Pills cure Nausea, Sick
lloadm he, indigestion, P>i Piousness.
Sold by all druggis.s.
p -f.
A HoiiM.'iiold Treasure.
Dr, \V . Puller, of C'auajobacie
N. Vsays that healwa\s keeps Dr.
King's New Discovery in his bouse
and his family has always found the
very best results follow its use; that
he would not be without it, if procur
able. (j. A. Dykeman Druggist,
C'atskill, N. V , says that Dr. King's
New Discovery is undoubtedly the
best Dough remedy; that lie has used
it in his family for eirrht years, and
it 11ah never failed to do all thai is
<lat met! lor it. Why not try a rem
edy go long fried and tested.
Trial bottles free at Dr. K. Norton's
Drug Store, Wepular size f?Oe, tytO
m.oo,
Prohibition! Too goo I to last.
K011T, R. SCARBOROUGH
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
As-ent 2vC-u.t\ia.i Xjife
Insurance Co. of
"NT^vTr 1c,
I
THEY WANT NAMES.
The Itussoll Art Publishing (\>., of U28
Arch St. Philadelphia, desire t!??? names
and address of a few people in every town '
who are Interested in works of art, and to ,
secure them the)* offer to send free, '( 'lipid
(lllides the Hoftt," a superbly executed
water color picture, size 10 \ Id inches
suitable lor framing, and sixteen other
pictures about s.'une size, in colors, to any
one sending them at once the names and ,
addres; of ten persons (admirers of line
pictures) together with six two cent
stamps to cover expense of mailing, etc.
The regular price of these pictures is
s? .(Ml. but they van all be secured free b\
any person forwarding the names and
1 stamps jtt'omjtdi/ Apr. 2(i-4t.
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lx nights of II onnt*.
Stuart Lodge, Xo. VI820 Knights of
Honor meets in the Masonic Hall on
the second ami fourth Monday nights
in each month.
K. \V. NOI.I.KV, l)nTATOI:.
I). A. SrivKV, ItKroitTKu.
4 'lioemt I
X IV I II linn.
Conway Conn il No. 8, Order of!
Clioen Friends meet in the Masonic
Hull on the first and third Monday j
nights of eueli month.
10. \Y. Noi.i.kv, Coun? ii.i.oit,
M. V. McN.vnn, Sm hktattv.
t+ ?? -<*
A.\ IV. M.-.
The regular communication of j
! Conwav Lodge, No. (>o, A.*. I'V.
M will be heltl at .Masonic; Hall on
line), Tuesday night of each niotlie
at 8 o ? h ck 1.M . Members of the
< raft, will take due notice and govern
11 < niseh s aceoidingly.
Il\ order of
C. Ik LH'Ai n mtAI'M, \V. M.
j S. M. Tom ck I NS, Secl'y />)'>> h m.
- ? oKnomsh
Si'ivVix Liniment, reino- I
us till Hard, Soft, or Calloused
Lumps at.d Hlemishes frjtn horses,!
i Hlood Spavins, Curbs, Splints,
Sweeney, K'ng IJone, Stilles, Sprains
all Swollen Throats, Conffhs, etc;, j
Save ?t")0 by use of one bottle. War
ranted the most wonderful Hlemish j
Cure ever known. Sold by L. Nor-J
tan Druggist, Conwav, S. C.
l icit Ox IIi'MAV mange on horses,
clogs and all stock, cured in 30
minutes by Wool ford's Sanitary
Lotion. This never fails. Sold by
ii* v.-..11........:..i i e /<
ij. m'i iuii, i ?i u j_' o in i, * uiimiiy, i"1. yj
Wilmington MarketWilmington,
X CM May, 7.
Spirits? Turpentine, 20;. per gal, I
Ifosin, 82Jo per l>bl for strainedJ
gO"d st ranted <S71
'Par, 1 ().">. per Mil. of 280 lbs.
Crude Turpentine, *1 00 for bard
and $-.70 for Vollow Dip and #2 l~>
Virgin.
IVanuts, at 40 cents to f>e per
bushel 'of 28 I bs.
COTTON'.- Firm.
()rdinary -I ^ ctx
j (10<>d ()rdinary f> A '
Low Middling 0 0-10 "
j Middling 7 u
Cloud Middling 7 7 10 *
Georgetown Market1
April 12, 1801.
! N'irgin d'p, 2. 00
' VIlotv dip, 1.00. t
Scrape, 1'ftl
NBW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Gi tint ion.
liy W. 10. IlitrdwH k, l?. ,1.
Whereas, A. .M. Leo made suit to me, to
grant him I.otters of Administration ot the
lOstnte of and efforts of Ava .1. (Irtham,
deceased. I heso are therefore to cite and
admonish all and singular the kindred and
Creditors of the said Ava .J. < iridium deceased
that they he and appear before me,
: in the Court of Probate, to In- held at ('on
way, I lorry County, on May iiilrd, 181)1,
after publication thereof, at It o'clock in
the forenoon, to show cause, il any they
have, why the said Administration should
i not ire granted.
/It. <. '. mini. ..... I f ..... 1 <1.1. fl
Ml M || IIIKK I 111 ) HIT I 1 I I 1 1 II
day of May, A. I). 1H!M.
i'llMishcd on the ninth day of .May, 15)01
in flic I lorry I lorald.
\VM. H. 1 I.MIDWIt K,
I'koiiati jniok,
1 (oili.'Y Col ii Y
N otice.
Notice is hereby given that the Hooks
of Registration will bo open at the Couit
House in Conway, S. ('., on tlio llrst Moni
day in each month until, and in haling
: the llrst Monday in .July next, aftar which
j lime the Ih >kswillbo closed by haw.
H.v.M'I. J. Wii.son,
Supervisor of Registration.
Ksishionnl>l<' Biirbcnnir.
The undersigned wishes to call the attention
<?f the public to the fayl that he i-,
doing all kind of w oyk in the 'I'onsorial
line in liy t y4iw style. Shaving, hair*
i tilling, shampooing, etc. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Ladies' calls from 8 to It)
o'clock, A, M,
Cigars, Soda Water, Gingerale, Oranges,
Etc.,
Ice Gold Diltiks in SeasonM.
If W INKO LASS,
Conw ay, S. ('.
Mch-1 y
TUP? Dji7UD
a UL UrttrtrtR.
Fashionable Emporium
FINE MILUNEttY,
Ribbons, Pe^vtheis, Laces aiul
Trimmings.
Huts Trimmed to Order.
Liulica will please call.
misSKS. jlm\ & Sa uf k SivIIM'kk.
Conway, S. 0.
Apr. 5, 3-ni
? " (TESTI O N! A LS. |?.ul At ?b<d >"
" heha'( ;>f Hood's $arsapari 11a. arc
j v. reliable <\ncl worthy of confidence as
' If from your most truster! neighbor.
An Esteemod Pastor
Found Cure in Hood's After
Other Medicinos Foiled
Aftor tho Crip Muscular Rheumatism.
hmmmmmn
llcv. C. W. Clapham,
The following comes \ oluntarlly from a hi^lily
esteemed clergyman of the M. 1!. cliurcli, pastor
of tho Church Creek circuit in Dorchester
County, Maryland:
"C. I. lloo?l Co., I.owcll, Mass.:
" I feel It a duty t? tho public to send this certificate.
1 saw in a Philadelphia paper a letter
fr< ?ni a man who had suffered from
Muscular Rheumatism
sud had been restored by tho use of Hood's Sarsapnrilla.
I hud tho grip in tho winter of "Ji
sad '92 so severely that It deprived me of tho
use of my ai ins so that my wife had to dress and 1
undress mo, and when away from homo t had
to sleep In my clothes. 1 tried fivo doctors and
not ono accomplished anything. Then I saw
tho letter alluded to and determined to try
HOOD'S
Sarsapariila
CURES
Hood's, before I had taken ono bottle I had
tho use of my arms, thank (lod. Those are
facts and can bo verified by many persons hero,
d. M. Colston, Church Creek, supplied mo with
Hood's. I am pastor of tho M. K. church here."
0. W. Cl.ai'ha.m. Church Creek, Maryland.
N. It. If you decide to take Hood's Harsapa- (
rilla do not be induced to buy any other Instead.
Hood's Pills cure liver ills, constipation,
biliousness, jaundice, sick headache, indigestion,
r IT . - <"' - -
w aicu urysIais
A well Assorted lot eonst;iii<
I> kept on linnd.
I AtiiK.NT
l or lle\. PoiiUn Aettintr.
J. M. MCK KITH AN,
j Clonv.ny, S.
Muli-L-y.
IIOTICL,
HENRY HARDEE, PROP.
Well Equipped in Every
Particular.
| Meals on Arrival of Train.
Mch-l-v
J
I ONE LMJ1CK,
ISPOT CASH,
cool) VALUE
IS THE MOTTO AT THE NK\v
VOKK UACKETSTOUE.
Wo am now getting in u full lino of
ID3K23S3 GOODS.
rJX Hfett Bftft U II *?" >?,
SHAW HATS,
I KHOM V.:, I t, 18,20,25 to IS Cents,
HATS tluvt will oost you just double
Elsewhere.
NEEDLES I i * /11. i 0- ;
- <.UIM, ?t/ III <? I 'lJIlTI.
KNYr KKOPK 2, 8 and 5 cC. per
pack,
NOTK^'A P1\R >"* cents per quire
ami either goods in proportion.
OVRSTORK AM) PRICKSKKAI\
We only nsk that you ('ail and see
for yourself.
Coot! Floor
PROM $3.50 to *4.00 [cr Parrel.
cori'1 / :s i '</. i r: \\t> i:/c/ :
All low down
at rui'i si:ir yoiik
n . i c /< i: y s r o it A*.
P>. K. KIN(?.
MAN'AOKK.
Moh-Vy
SI. W. SM !m
j Fee?it Sale A 12(1 Livery
! Sl;i hies.
ma 1;io\, s. c.
Mch i y
n ethr#>.
lit* i.K.luni. Don't harass the
System with noxious drugs. MontOroy
euros Malaria, Nervousness, Indigestion
and 1 towel Complaints*
It is simple, pleasant to tnsto and
leaves no had etTects, ?
OTTIJLTY
WIRE: BED
4 ??# ?J4 J
KNOCK DOWN (JOTS for Soil-shore ]>n 1
IS 'PI110 PLA< K TO UKT TIIK
and to secure bargains that will surj
oviviuo new go( ds every wcok, whicl
K 'K IM >rrrI
Don't forget to call and examine our itni
you prices. We can m?11 you a nice suit o
want unythin/ in tlin furniture line, give u
'roans. Wash Stands, Bedsteads, ( hairs, Ro
'New llonie." nut 1?.!< "
- v 111(11
33Z3- ROCKIi
so tli.it when you :?? ? weary you can rock
valises are hard to heat.
W e keep c onstantly on hand the heat gr
it prices lower than ever before. A larjje
If you want to huy a j?ond cook stoko or t
a < A ir i.
Kl.OI'Ifc received every two or t in on
A lot of Scotch Plaitls
jtt t rci cived, besides a lar^e assortment
Flannel ^oods, w hic h are going low Indee
think we ran suit you iu quality: style and
noMkSTir AJ
Sew in o Machines anil Macliiuc Kuppl
liftve been Helling these Machinos for
complaint.
.1 AMES ME;
which :ir(? gaining in popularity ever
\\ e havo u lot of ludiesnico button
I ho astonishing low price 85 cents.
n ?li A? \\ S A T*
t'AS I'lNtcS ofvaritins Styles kept on hati
Abb KINDS I I ID
A ('HOICK L< >T OK
FAMILY (II
I AN I) A THOUSAND AND ONI
lion now, which we will sell cheap f
Please give us a call and sec I
elsewhere, as we are conlidcnt w<
/ionsnnonirs nni\
<'oA'CK\"rn./iri
M i:.\'on av
AJATi
S,A'l
III) ll'/DI'l.' Ifl'l i'ljlt ill. StO>'/cil
i ' D1UA. J
OX JN con I) TKUMS AS (J
r OATS'* S/Xcon/) SPOOL
W e i<eep constantly in StooU a
we olTor to Dealers at as I
in these I'nited Stal
11 i 7A
Vmir<* rr?r
Grilbex't T>c
(COMMISSION :
?lib
Rosin, Spirits Tun
16-i IF'rcrLt Sreot,
J. A, MAYO.
TIIE OI/I) KHEIARLK,
JIHMOusIhi: cousetl
VII H US ST IA THE
WOULD.
HATS
AND
SHOES.
, Fresh lot of llo.ston Ee.uis lias
! just arrived.
#
M ENS CAMEL SKIN SHOES,
THE HE ST IN THE WOULD.
| DRY GOODS.
j ITixio Asaortmant
OZF1
!F3,:mil-y Groceries.
NOTIONS
WELL ASSOKTEl).
Country H/oduco Bough'..
Ami every article to l>e found in t
-first class Hry Goods Store.
Moh-\ )
8TORE,
?i'Ki\r.^.
rty'-4.
WORTH OF VOUR MONKV,
>ri8o you. Wo are] constantly r<ii
we will sell at
'<>>1 PRIGEH
moose stock of clothing and let us quote
if clothes ftt very low flgUIMi If VOU
s a call and look over our stock of Humid
Leaf ('enter Tables, and the famous
hint's. Don't fail to buy one of our
TGr CHAIRS
yourself to rest. Our line oftrunks u
ades of Hour that cornea to ilorryCounty
lot of red rust proof oats just received
utchen safe go to JIurroughs & (.'olllut
< )A I) <>1^
weeks from Michigan nntl Tennessee
; and Bedford Cords
of Cashmeres, Worsted, Ginghams, u?fl
(I. Our stock of shoes are complete.
prices. We also keep the fainntia
I) NKWHOMK
I V 4 ? - >r 1 t
I'es, constantly kept on hand. We
yon I'd. and aro yet to hear the first
YNS SIIOKS
y day.
hoots, which we will close out at,
fl> l?I,OW
I.
MINT INK TCOI.S.
%
HOC K il l HS,
Always kept on hand, besides
5 THING'S, too numerous to men
or cash.
for yourself before purchasing
e can save you money.
]Al) I\IU<:VAJIATI0X.
'/<;/> ST A It L y/T
lows L > /<:.
'II US.
J /<7<\
.... I 11 I , / ? .
) </nanr.ua * ana ir-t/r rn / nrnutriea a>
LER8
lv /// : um> or jonnr ns.
, COTTON A SPECIALTY'.
full line of this Cotton which
o\v price as it can bo had
-OS. Why not patro?
us?
\
tnwle,
HIJUKOUGIIS & COLLINS,
>ttei* <fc ( Jo.,
MERCHANTS
T?
[>euitin? aat Ci?fit?a?
its Holieitcd.
2>T e*w orlr
NOW IS THE TIME.
to place your orders for
THKKSHERS
and 1 sell tho best in the market.
>| Write to mc before buying.
Shingle Machine*. Swing Saws,
Stave Machines, I Sand Saws,
Brick Machines, thing Rip Saws,
lMnning Machines, Circular Saw^,
and all kinds of wood working machine
Crist Mills
at from $115 to $150.
Saw Mills,
at from $100 up to $4(k).
Watertown
ENGINE
5 AN D
BOILERS.
Talbott
ENGINES
AND
BOILERS.
S, rd Cotton Elevators,
Cotton (11ns and Presses,
HICK <1 HADE and LOW PKIOE.
V. C. HADIIAM, Oen'l Ajt,
' Columbia, O.
w ? - .. . - - ? -ee
| JESSE II. JOLLIEi
?MANUFACTURER OF?
BUGGIES, WAGONS, AND
CARTSt'Excelsior
Turpentine Tot)*.
Horse-shoeing a Specialty,
r| Mc h-Vy