The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, May 24, 1894, Image 3
The HoftffY Herald,
Published Every Thursday,
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Mi/iiiomst Cimiuii.
KKV. A..1. Stakkoui>, PAHTOK.
Preaching every Sunday at 11 o'clock,
A.M. and 8. P. >1.
Sunday School, at 9,:10, A. M. K. Norton,
Superintendent.
Prayer Meeting, Thursday, at 5 oYl??ek, I
p, M.
Young Men's Prayer Meeting Wednes ]
day night at 8 o'clock.
PllKSUYTKIU \N ClimtOII.
TIkv. H. 11. ZrkNow, of Marion, will
preach every fourth Sunday at 11, o'clock,
A. M. and 8. P. M.
Sunday School, 4, o'clock, P. M. I), T.
McNeill, Superintendent.
Haitist t'uv ta il.
Temnorarilv without h Pnvtor
Prayer Meeting every Tuesday nl?*ht at
8, I'. M.
Sunday School, 9,MO, A. M . K. \V. Nol
ley, Superluteiideiit.
CONWAY, S. U. MAY, 23, 1 HOT
IjOCALNKWr
Stages ok Watkh.?Beginning
Thursday, May 17,'i)4, and ending
Wednesday, May JJH, '1)4, the height
??f the Wacctunaw River has been in
feet us follows:
Thursday, 1 8 Monday. 1 7
Friday, 1 0 Tuesday, 1 (J
Saturday, 1 (I W'nesday, 2 1
Haisfam..?Thursday, .8"), Saturday,
.10.
M r. (?. W. Sessions, Jr.. of Adrian,'
was in town a few days ago.
Mrs. B (i. Collins spent last Satttrday
at Board I.anding, visiting.
Mr. C. C. Abrums will run his
Milk-Shake on the Steamer today.
We have a letter front Boris, too'
Into for this issue. it will appear next
week.
Two fine hogs belonging to Mr. B.
A\. Collins, were killed by lightning
last week.
A new lot of Flour just received
t?y J. a. Mayo and offered at. prices
fro suit hard times.
Mr. G. (5. Butler, of the 1.01 is vivii
ity, says that home institutions
ought to be patronized and does it.
Several persons have availed themselves
of our clubbing rates with the
?\e\v York Woui.d and Cincinnati
kn<juirkk.
Mr. II. H. Todd, of Siler City, has
our thanks for an in vitotion to attend
the Gommonement Kxercises of his |
School.
Mrs. J. S. Dusonbury of Statesooro,
Gh., reached here lust Friday,
via., the Waccamaw Line, the Doctor
is expected in a few days.
Mr. Hal. Buck and sisters Misses
"frola and Jessie of Duncan, spent
Sunday and Sunday night in town,
returning home Monday.
A Hood similar to the great John
stown Hood of 1881), threatens the
same section of Pennsylvania, and
has already wrought great, damage.
Mr. Dennis Gannon, of Dongola,
did the past week, what many others
might do with propriety, paid for his
paper and encouraged us by his presence.
Conway's exodus to the mountains
commenced yesterday in the departure
of Miss Emma and Janie Collins,
for Heudersonville, N, 0. We wish
these young people a season of healthful
enjoyment.
Miss, Amanda Alford, of the Poplar
Church vicinity, died last Thursday.
She was about sixty years of
age aud died in tho "Holiness' faith,
having been a consistent member of
'tho Methodist. Church for u number
of years.
Our colored people had a pic nic
at Bucksville last Saturday. Quite
a crowd went down 011 the Steamer
Ituth. A game of Base Ball was
played between the Bucksville and
Conway nines, the former being the
victors.
Coxey, the leader of tho Commonweal
army with his lieutenants. Brown
and Jones, have been sentenced to
twenty days in jail, by Judge Miller.
Bather rough. A lighter sentence
would have sufficed and tho law been
vindicated.
A Military Court to investigate the
action of vofuntear companies regarding
the latodisturbance in the State
and the Governors orders, is in session
at Charleston, composed of Gen.
# Uichbourg, Col. Wilie Jones and
Capt. J. T. Itarron,
Last Friday ovening about sunset,
a pleasant party of young ladies and
gentlemen boarded the Steamer Uuth
on a moonlight excursion to Grahamville.
Refreshments were served, music
enlivened the occasion and the
young folks had a good time.
Mr. lien. Jamos, a wagoner of fitirroughs
and Collins, met with a j ainfnl
accident Tuesday morning by
being crushed, or caught in somo way,
1 ui t ur n hia to a <1C\ n u rwl CI III.'
VVVITWII niu ,TUb ? VI l/V| I1ID
wounds though painful, are not seri
jt ous. Mr. James had his hand badly
lacerated in a mill a few years ngo,
and seems unfortunate.
The Itev. W. W. Willis of Fair
Bluff, N. 0. according to appointment
reached here Monday last and
has filled the pulpit at the Baptist
Church each night preaching to the
congregation. He is an earnest workman.
and preaches Christ crucified
Ifith power and we trust effect, fie
has Uken hold of our people and
W? hope that good may result from
his visit to us We hope to he able
to announce an other appointment
loon lav tyrother WiJJi#,
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COUNTY NEWS.
Adrian. ^
Mr. C. I?. Hardee of Cedar, spent ^
last Sunday with his parents at this t
place. * ?
Notwithstanding the morning t
showers, Sunbeam Day at Maple on t
Saturday tho 12th was a grand ocea t
sion and a large crowd participated, ?
the program being instructive and
entertaining.
Several young people from this \ ioinity
attended the Boulah Sunday
School Institute at Caue Branch
l*?<t Silllinlu" o...l ' 1
Mr. , aim IVIIUII il ^UOII II llll',
tno next session goes to maple.
Dot.
IIiicUkvIIIC.
Mrs. 1). Mel I. Duck of Marion,
and Mis. \Y. K. Spark man and daugh- (
tor of Statesbnrg, who have been here i
visiting Mr. W. Moll. Hock, returned ' <
lo their homes last Frldnv. 1
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Mrs. .1. \V. Holliday, of (lallivants i
Ferry, who has been visiting Mess. ]
B. li. and J, K. Henry, left last Sat-h
urday
Mr. \V. McG. Book and family !
left for Darlington last. Friday, his j
family will remain, and ho w ill travel
hack and forth in the interest of his
business in the two places.
On Saturday 18ih inst., a game of
Base Ball was played between the
colored teams of Bnrksville and Conway,
resulting ina victory for tlel
former. Score 72 to H?. The Bucksrillo
team should feel very much encouraged
as they were defeated twice j
last season by Conway.
Variolic l>ots
News very scarce here. Despite
the hard times, the tneiuhera and I
friends of Pleasant View Church i
have gone to work, pulled down the1
old house and erected a now and |
larger one which is very near comple-1
ted. Our pastor, Uov. 0. V. Stanley, j
js very much appreciated by his mem i
hers.
\1 ro A I UI....O... : :11 -:o. i
ii&int i&? u* i'muiu'ii in iiiiiim ill n i i ii |
somo heart affection.
The Post Office is again opened j
with Mr, Isaac J. Blanton, as P. M.
INFr. .1. M. Powell has completed
his cage and is now ready for the hird,
hut may have to wait until it snows,
when birds are more apt to srol< shel
ter# There will bo preaching at Pop- j
lar Baptist Church on Saturday night
before the second Suuday m .Inne at
7,30, by ltev. G. F. Stanley, also on
the third Sunday in done atul night
before by Bcv. .T. \V. Todd.
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llardee's Ferry.
Quite a crowd of our people met
at Gillespie's Grove last Saturday and
indulged in a happy "pic nic'' occasion,
old and young seeming to enjoy
themselves very much. A plenty of
something good to eat. Soon after
the fish began to fry, muttering thunder
filled us with alarm and the peltting
rain bid fair, or foul, to dissipate
our enjoyment, yet we succeeded in
getting through with dinner before
the rain came, when we sought the
best protection possible until the
shower was over.
A game of Base Ball was played
hetwoon the nines of C'apts. W. P.
Hardee and 10. Watts, scoring respcc- !
tivoly 40 and 25. Mr. II. L. Ilolt, as
Umpire, gave gonoral satisfaction in
his rulings and the day passed pleasantly,
despite the wetting some of na
got. II. F. B. B. (J.
wvrnr
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('onway, 8. 0., May 21. 189-1.
Is hereby given that the Regular Annual
Meeting of the Stockholders of the Hank
of Conway, will be held at Its Ofllco on
Tuesday, May 2f)th, at 11 o'clock, A. M.
Kucli Stockholder Is entitled to one vote
for each share hi Id.
Proxies must be apointed in writing.
Jly order of the President.
I). A. 8PIVEV, Secretary.
HlJItKOUCillS SCHOOL.
REV. W. W. DANIEL OF FLORENCE,
TO DELIVER THE CLOS1NH
ADDRESS.
The closing'cxercisos of Durroughs
School will bo hold on the lust day
of Muv and first day of June.
On Thursday at 8 o'clock, P. M.,
in the school building, the concert 1> y
the music class will he given, interspersed
with dialogues, recitations
and charades, by the Primary and
other departments.
On Friday at 10 o'clock, A. M..
will be recitations, declamation* and
essays with music by tho school intervening.
At 11 o'clock, A. M,, in connection
with these exercises, the literary address
will bo delivered by liov. W. W.
Daniel of Florence, S.
Friday evening at 8 o'clock will,
bo given a calisthonio drill, followed
by music and a promenade con- J
cert.'
Wo want to mako the approaching
close a pleasant and profitable occasion
and have arranged a program
which we hope will attract and inter
est all.
Wo cordially invite all the friends
of the school and of education to he
with us on this interesting occasion.
It. B. Ol.AUjv,
Principal burroughs School.
Georgetown, May 32.-Special: Fire
was discovered tp-day about 3 o'clock
iu tho dry kilns of the Gardnor &
Baccy I.umber Company, situated on
the peninsula opposite the city. The
kilns were almost entirely destroyed,
together with about sixty thousand
feet of cypress lumber. The lost is
estimated at about $3,000, These
kilns were partially destroyed by fire
about six \yeeks ago and had only
been rebuilt and running again a few
days.
Prohibition. In
pursuance of a,call of the State
Prohibition Executive Convention,
ill Democratic voters ot Horry Couny,
who will sustain Prohibition in
bo coming election, are requested to
issemblc at Conway on the 1st, Monlay,
Salesday, in June next, antl eltot
nix delegates to a State Conven- r
ion to be held In Columbia 011 Thnrs
lay Juno 7t!i. 11. I.. Bkaty,
for Ex. Coin.
31 A itlMlil >.
C11 the 12th, inst., at Cedar Bay
Dlmrch, by Elder J. T. Cains, Miss
Add in Mayers to .Mr. J. \Y. Wilson
THEY WANT NAMES.
The llussell Ait Publishing (!o., of U28
\reh St. Philadelphia, desire the names
1 tit I address of a few people in every town
ivho are interested in \vorl<s of art, and to
'eel 1 re them they offer to send free, '('lipid
iaides the Boat," a superbly executed 1
iv.iter color nirture. size 1(1 \ 111 inches v
suitable l<ir framing, and sixteen oilier
pictures about same si/.e, in colors, in any
>u?> sending tlu'in at once tin* names ami 'J
iddress of ion persons (admirers of lino [
pie', urea) together with si\ two-cent ^
-tamps to cover expense of mailing, etc. J
The regular price of these pictures is j
$1.00. but they ? m all la* secured free by 1 ^
any person forwarding the names ami
stamps /notii/itfi/ Apr. 20 41. J ^
Iv n in li t s ?>T 11 onor.
Stuart Lodge, No. 2820 Knights of
Honor meets in the Masonic Hall on 1
fho second and i'ouith Monday nights ^
in each moot It. '
K. W. Noi.i.t.v, I )u TA ion. j
l?. A. SlMVKY, Uf.ToUl Kit. | J1
( lioscn Friends. I
Conway Council No. 8, Order of ,
Chosen h'riends meet in the Masonic |
Hall on the llrst and third Monday j <
nights of each month, j |
10. \V. Noki.ky, Councii i.on. |
ft. V. McNahu, Skokktauy.
-o- +*+- -V ? I .
A.\ F.\ M/. C
The regular communication of j
Conway Lodge, No. 05, A.*. hV.
M.\, will ho held at Masonic Hall on
2nd, Tuesday night of each motnh
at 8 o'clock l\ M. .Members of the '
Craft will tnh? duo notice and govern 1
themselves accordingly.
Hy order of
C. 1'. quaiti.khaum, W. M. '
S. M. Tomckins, Seet'y pro turn.
Knoi.irh Si'avi.v Liniment, romo
vcs all Hard, Soft or\ Collonsed
Lumps and Blemishes foiii horses, (
Blood Spavins, (hubs, Splints,
Sweeney, Huig Bone, Stilles, Sprains i
all Swollen Throats, Conirhs, etc. .
Save *50 hy use ef one bottle. War i |
ranted the most wonderful Blemish
(hire ever known. Sold hy K. Nortan
Druggist, Conway, S. l'.
Itcii On Hitman mange on lior- ,
ses, dogs and all stock, cured in 50
minutes by Woolford's Sanitary
Lotion. This never fails. Sold hy
lv Norton, Druggist, Couway, S. C
Wilmington MarketWilmington,
N- C., May, 14.
Spirit?* Turpentine, 2flc^ per gal,
Kosin, 85c per bnl for strained,
good strained 00
Tar, 1 15. per bbl. of 2S() Ihs.
Crtide Turpentine, *1 00 for hard
and $'.70 for Yellow Dip and $2 15
Virgin.
Peanuts, tit 40 cents to 55 per
bushel of 58 lbs.
COTTON.?Firm.
Ordinary 4$ cts
flood Ordinary 5 i u
Low Middling 0 0-10 14
Middling 7 11
flood Middling 7 5-10 41
Georgetown MarketMAY
21, 1804.
Virgin dip, 2. 00
VIlow dip, 1.00.
Scrape, 1-51
Citation.
By W. IS. Ilurriwich, IV .1.
Whereas, A. M, I.ee made suit to mo, to
grant him Letters of Administration of the
Estate of and effects of Ava ,J. Graham,
deceased. These are therefore to cite and
admonish all and singular the kindred end
Creditors of the said Ava .1. Graham deceased.
that they he and appear before ine,
in the Court of J'rohate, to he held at Conway,
Horry County, on May 23rd, 1804,
after publication thereof, at II o'clock In
the forenoon, to show cause, if any they
have, why the said Administration should
not lie granted.
Given under my Hand, this the ninth
day of May, A. I).' 1894.
Published on the ninth day of May, 1094
in the Horry Herald.
W.m. E. IfAltmVIGK,
Proiiatk J i'ivik,
Iloititv County
"TV T i__?
.LAI once.
Notice Is hereby given that the Honks
of Registration will he open at the Court
House in Conway, S. on the first Monday
in each month until, and including
the tlrat Monday in July next, aftnr which
time the Hooks will lw> closed by Law.
Sam'i. J. W11,sox,
Supervisor of Registration.
THE BAZAIRT
Fashionable Emporium
PINE MILLINERY,
Ribbons, Feathers, Laces and
Trimmings.
Hats Trimmed to Order.
tidies will please call,
MISSES. Jn.iA & SAM.rp. Supi'KR, ,
Oonway, S. C. 1
Apr. 5, 3 ni 1
ItOHT. It. SCARBOROUGH
ATTORNEY AT LAW, |
.A.g:exit iMIwtua,! Life
Insurance Co. of
3>T?*w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TAX SALES
i^TATK OF SOUTH CAItOMNA, )
!l llOHHY COUNTY. \
Under and by virtue of executions
as tied by L. 1). Long, Ksqr., County
treasurer to mo directed in my office,
have levied on and will sell before
he Court 1 louse in Conway, S. 0., on
ilonday the 4th day of June, A. I >.
891, during legal sale hours the folowing
described land levied on at
ho suit of the State for taxes, for
he tlscal year 1892 to wit:
No. 1. A tract of land in Bucks
township William Hoggins' Estate
Phree acres bounded North, Isvae
ilartin, West, Henry Martin, <7. <tt.
No. 2. Also another tract in Bucks
Powmhip Thomas Steward Ninelyivo
aeres bounded North, l.onis
Miiith, South, John Melton, ?t at.
No 3. Also another in Conway
Pownship 1*. li. Hardee, (171) acres
)OUtided Mast and North J. J.
Ihostnut, West W. C Chestnut, <tl.
No. 4. Also another tract in Convay
Township, Kltas Tyler, Thirty
icres bounded North, Asa (ianse,
A est, Friday llichardsou, cf. at.
No. 5. Also another tract in
>impson Creek Township Daniel K.
loyal* (100) acres bounded North,
iV. |{. I {ovals, West, 11 B. Bourn,
7 at.
No. 0. Also another tract in
Simpson Creek Township, (i. W.
Ibyant (280) acres bounded North,
lem y and Buck (lorrald, South, W.
I. Stanley, i f. at.
No. 7. Also another tract in fireon
Jea Township, Sol Bear, (20) acres
lounded North Stato line, South, .1.
\. McMillan, /7..//.
No. 8. Also another tract in (Ireon
*ea Township, Annie C. I'owell I
100) ncre* hounded North, J. F.
tlarilee, South J. M. Howell, ? f. at.
No, Ik Also another traet. iu Bay
;>oro Township, .Tamos M. Survis(20)
icres bounded North ,1. Richard
[larrelson Soulh, .1. If. Allsbrook,
it. <if.
No. 10. Also another tract in May*
horo Township Kli Kay (112) acres
hounded North, William I'.Uiott,
Sou tli F. M. If ay, >t. a/.
No. 11. Also another tract in
Floyds Township, Martha Bryant
(12) acres hounded North, William
Mr wis, South. I. P. Mincy,nf.
No. 12. Also another tract Floyd3I
Township, Martha Rogers (50) acres
hound North 1 took Floyd, West
lames Battle, >t nl.
No. 12. Also another tract, in
Floyds Township Nathan L. Ballard
(100) acres bound North .lames (Jrf
tin South John Marker, ct,
W. J. Sessions,
Sheriff Horry Count)'.
May 15th, 1891.
TAX SALE.
STATIC OF SOUTH CAROLINA, )
IIOHllY COUNTY. \
By authority of a warrant issuod
by .1. E. Tindal Secretary of State to
ine directed in my oflice. I have
Ictied on and will sell before the
Court House in Conway, S. C., <?n
Monday the 1th day of Juno A. I >.
1894, during legal sale hours, the
following described land levied on
at I no suit ol the State for taxes for
the fiscal years 187fl to lHf)2, to wit:
A tract of laud in Rucks Township,
Henry McCall (070) acres
bounded North by Tnrkey RlufV
Lake, South Waccamow I liver, East
by Turkey Creek and others Wost
Wnccamaw River. Terms of salo cash.
\\\ J, Sessions.
Sheriff Horry County.
May loth, 18'Ji.
THIO
HAliD TIMES
AND I'lH CAUSES NOW PARALYZINQ
OUR REST
FINANCIERSThe
Eastern people say we have too
much Silver. The Western people HHy
there is not enough. The Republicans say
it is the Democrats, while the latter charge
It to the Republicans. The people any
both (,'oxey, says centralization, and Mrs.
Lease, because the women can't \ote.
s/ess roxs nnoTii/<:ns
any it Is liccause you do not go tlu-ro to buy
PLOl'U, SHOES AND DRESS OOODH.
They have just received from the West
A CAR LOAD
of 111!' HK8T I'ATENT FI.OUH, whirl,
they will sell to you at tlie low price of
$3.90
It will make you smile to see our Shoes.
We will knock the spot* out of nil (Join
pltitors In this Line and set your cranium
In a whirl, when you see our SHOES, at
.15, 50 and 75 centrt
JUftT THINK OF IT
LA I)IKS J)HESS CH)OJ)S.
from 5 cents to 38 cents a yard.
A Choice. Lot of FAMIL V
a r o c e n i e sx
kept constantly on hand of proportionately
low prcccs.
Our country frionds will nleasocnll and
we will make it pleasant far them while
lu town. SESSIONS nUOTIIKHS.
Fashionable Bnrbcring.
The undersigned wishes to cull the attention
of the public to the fact that ho 1<
ilolng all kind of work in the Tonsorlal
lino in first-class stylo. Shaving, hair*
cutting, shampooing, etc, Satlafacti?vi
guaranteed. Ladles' calls from a to 10
o'clock, A- M?
Cigars, Sods Water, eiogarati. Oranges,
Etl..
Ice Sold Drinks In Seasonsi.
n. WINKOLASS,
L'onway, S. C.
Meh-Vy
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Mr. tt. a. Thomas
KvkiuvIU*. W?tl V?.
A Narrow Escape j
4
From Loos of a Limb
Droodful Oas? of Whlto wolllngA
Porfoct Cure.
On* ot the muit serloue forms of scrofula u4
cue of the luoit difficult to cure U that of white *
walling. Hood's Marsgpartll* haa accomplish* \
*d tuauy wonderful ourei of whit* welling,
ou? of which u related below by Mr. U. K. j,
Thomas, a manufacturer of harnesses, saddle*, |
etc., at Kvausvllle, W. Va. Head hie letter:
*'(). t. flood it Co., Lowell, Mast.:
"In 180J I w?s seliod wlllt a severe attack of
white swelling. Five yeara later 1 had to have '
the flesh on m> llrub cut opeu and the hone
craped. After the flesh healed up I waa not
troubled again until Jauuary. MM. 1 waa Ukeu
down with the grip which aettlAI In the prevloualy
a (Tooted limb, sorea gathering wharf there j
had bean icara, onc ln particular penetrating tf i
the bone. '1 tie whole front of uiy leg from knee
to ankle seemed to bo t
A Mas* sf Corruption.
1 oould get but littlo ease and comfort and late
benefit from Uie medical treatment I received.
Borne of my friend* advised rue to have the leg
amputated, but I hesitated, not wanting to loae
a limb. Perchance 1 saw an advancement la
a paper embracing a testimonial for Kood'e 8aN .
aaparllla from one Mr. John McMurray, telling >
Hood's5*;> Cures :
what Hood's Sarsaparllla had done for Uta aon. C
concluded to try Hood's Sarsaparllla soil bought
tlx bottles of It about three months ugo. I had
not taken It two months when 1 could see It waa
doing ine more good than anything 1 had taken. '
1 have now uMd about three bottle* The soree
have nil healed up nud
I
My Limb Is Perfectly Sound.
It baa also benefited my goueral health and C
am uow able to work at my trade. Hood's Sar*
aaparllla receives all the praise and 1 cannot
recommend It enough for the good It has done
me." I), it. Thomas, K vans villa, W. Vs. i (
nuua w ntlB vuro nrer 111.1. ooii?U))itllOUf
fcllloustiMi, jaundice, sick headaolic, indtgcstloi^'
Witck Crystals
A well Assortod^lot constantly
kept on liancl. |
AGENT
For Hew Poultry Netting.
J. M. M(JKKITIIAN,
Conway, S.
Moh-l-y,
COMMERCIAL
HOTEL,
HENRY HARDEE* PROP.
Well Equipped in Every
Particular.
i
Meals on Arrival of Train.
Mch-l-y
ONE PRICK,
SPOT CASH,
(tOOI) VALUE.:
IS THE MOTTO AT THE NEW
VORK RACKET STORE.
Wo arc now getting in a full lino of
DBESS GOODS.
Trimmin^N, Etc.
mm,
FROM 12, 14, 18, 20, 25 to 48 Cents,
HATS tbat will oobI yon just double
Klsewhoro.
NEEDLES 1 coot, 25 in a paper.
EN V ELOPE 2, 8 and 5 ot?. per
pack.
NOTE PAPER Sconts per quire
and other goods in proportion.
()U R STOK K AN I) PR ICES I ,K AI >.
Wo only ask that you Call and sec
' for yoursolf.
Good Flour
j FROM $3.50 to ?4.00 per Barrel.
comsuaA/? AND RICK
i All low down
AT THE NEW YORK
11 A C l\ E 7 S r O /{ E.
H. R. KINO.
MANA01CR.
Mch-l-y
II. W. SMITH,
Will" ^ *
i \ * u( k^iur ,'iim iiivrry
Stables.
MA WON, S. C.
Moh I y
Notice*.
lie modern. Don't harass the
system with noxious drugs. Monterey
cures Malaria, Nervousness, Indigestion
and liowel Complaints.
It is simple, pleasant to taste and
leaves no bad effects. J
GKCJLLTY
III
KNOCK DOWN COTS for Son shore i?r
IS Til K I'LAOK TO GKT Till
*nd to secure bargains that will sur
3eivinpf now goods every week, whit
TT< >CK I*< >rrrl
Don't forgot to call and examine our In
rou prices. Wo can aoll you a nice suit
.vaiit anything In the furniture lino, glvo
roans, Wash Stands, Bedsteads, Chairs, H
New Home," ami "Domestic," sewing inn
BIO ROCKI]
10 that whpn you urn weary you can rock
alisei a;.i hard to boat.
Wo keep constantly on bund the tiost ^
it prices lower than ever before. A lurir
[f you want to buy a good cook stoke or
A OAR I
KliOUU roceivod overy t wo or tlnet
A lot ot Scotch Plaid
iuht received, besides a lnreo assortment
flannel goods, wldcli nro going low hide
lilnk we enn suit you In cptnlity: style nn<
lowing Machines and Machine Sup]
mvc hoou Rolling thoHc Mnohinos fo
omplaitit.
.)AMES M 1:
vhich arc gaining in popularity eve
We huvo a lot of latliosnico buttoi
he astonishing low prico 8f> cents.
PT^OWH A:
!'AST1N< IS ofvurloiH Stylcn kept nri ha
AM< KINDS TlTH
A CHOICE LOT OF
FAMILY CJ
AND A THOUSAND AND ON
(ion now, which wo will noil cheap
Please give us a call and see
elsewhere, as we are confident v
norseforiy>s nit
CON CEN Tit A
MENDLk
MAI
SJY
The <thrwe ijoods nee kept in stork <
1)EA
ox as (toon tkmis as <
coats' stx-cojtl) sroo
Wo keep constantly in Stock
we offer to Dealers at as
in I hose United Stri
nis
Yours f<
Gril bert P<
COMMISSION
?13
T m
Coiisiftiimoi
Front Sreet,
I A MAYA
*/ xai nxii J- \y%
TIIE OLD RELIARLE,
A UM0RS1DE COliSET
THE BEST IJ\ THE
WOULD.
HATS
AND
SHOES
Fresh lot of Boston Beans ht
just arrivod.
MENS CAMEL SKIN SHOES,
THE REST IN THE WORLD.
DRY GOODS.
A. Fine As sort men
OP
Faimil3r arOcerloB.
NOTIONS
WKLL ASSORTED.
Country Produce Bought.
And every articlo to be found in
flretolaaa Dry Goods Store.
Mchl
I I I I 11 I I ? >
STORE,
TOMim
it-ty'*.
? WORTH OF VOITR MONKV,
prise you. Wo are* constantly re;n
wo will sell at
??>JV? PR1CEN
unensn stock of clothing an<l let us Quote
of clothes at very low figures. if you
us a call and look over our stock of Hu
ound Leaf Center Tables, and the famous
chines. Don't fall to buy one of our
bTO:
yourself to rest. Our lino offrunks u
ratios of flour that comes to llorryCounty
e lot of retl rust proof oat.s just received
kitchen safe go to Burroughs Col 11 as
,<)A1> OF
> wooka from Michigan and Tenn^saoe
s and Bedfnrd Cords
: of Cashmeres, Worsted, Ulnghnms, and
ed. Our stock of shoes are complete. We
I prices. We also keep the famous
m mm mwi
^lies, constantly kept on liatul. We
r yon id. and nro yet to hear the first
ANS SIIOKS
ry iliiy.
ii hoots, which we'will close out at
\1> PT.OW
nd.
.? ri.t 11 r, 11 i > i .
HOC E li I KS,
Always kopt on hand,'besides
E THINGS, too numerous to men
for cash.
for yourself before purchasing
ve can save you money.
KAI) PR EPA R A TfO. \ \
TED STAR LYE.
:SON'S h \ E.
DUES.
ORE.
in quantities and will he furnished, to
LERS
'A Ar /IE HAD OF do fill EES.
L COTTON A SPECIALTY.
a full lino of this Cotton which
low price as it can bo had
ites. Why notpatro'.e
us?
r trade,
Bintuouans & ooeijns.
>tter Nc. Co.,
MERCHANTS
tsr?
aM
ntN Solioitod.
3>T?w "!Torlr
1
NOW IS THE TIME.
to place your orders for
THRKS1IEKS
and I sell the best In the market.
'$ Write to me before buying.
Shingle Machines. Swing Saws,
Stave Machines, Hand Saws,
Hrlck Machines, ilang Rip Saws,
Planing Machines, Circular Saws,
and all kinds of wood working machines.
Crist Mills
at from $115 to $150.
Saw Mills,
at from $100 up to $100.
Watertown
ENGINE
AMI
BOILERS.
Talbott
ENGINES
ANI)
BOILERS.
Sted Cotton Elevator**,
Cotton Gins and Presses,
IHGII GRADE and LOW PRICE.
V. C. T1ADIIAM, Gen'l Ag't,
t Columbia, S. C?
_
JESSE II. JOLLIE,
?MANUFACTURER OF?
BUGGES, WAGONS, AND
CABTS?
Excelsior Turpentine Too
Horse-shotiny a Specialty,
y McU-1-/