The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, September 13, 1894, Image 3
The II off fir Herald,
Published Every Thursday,
ClIUKI II I) I IMXriOltY
Mkiiiodibt Cituucii,
Hkv. A..I. stakkokd, I'abtok.
Preaching every Sunday at 11 o'clock
A. M. and 8. 1\ M.
Sepft.lay Schoo', at !?,:!'?, A. M.. K. Nor
ion, Superintendent.
Prayer Meetin:;, Thursday, at 5 o'clock,
P. M.
Young Men's Prayer Mooting. Wedncs?l
?y night at S o'clock.
I'm jSltYTKIt IA N Clll'ltCII.
Ukv. II. It. Zkunow, of Marion, wll
preach every fourth Sunday at 11, o'clock
A. M. ami S. I?. M.
Sunday School, 4, o'clock, P. M. I), T.
McNeill, Superintendent.
I'actist ('uracil.
Temporarily without a Pastor.
Prayer Meeting every Tuesday night at
S, P. *M.
Sunday School, 0,80, A. M. E. \V. Nol
ley, Superintendent.
IjIalnewsT
>< == ,1
Mr. W. H. llowoll arrived here
Mo' day.
The Florence times comes to ns
this woek enlarged and in magazine
form.
Miss.lolia Me Ghee arrived heic
last Sat urdu\ to lake ? position as
teueher in the Burroughs School.
Mrs. (!. 1'. Qualtlohaum and cliil
uren roturneu troni Uneraw last \vcel<
where they lmvc been visiting relatives.
Prof. lv. B. Clark, accompanied by
his little son Frank left last week on
a visit to his father in Anson County
N. 0.
Mi4d E ttie Nolley left us last Monday
for Win ton, N. C., where slu
has accepted a position in the Winton
High School.
King, "the Hummer" is just hack
from New York. He will nmko ji
tempting display at the "Beehive" .11
a few du\ s.
lion. Jero. Smith, parsed through
here last Wednesday on his way tc
Mobile, Ala,, on a visit to his broth
or, lion. uaniei snntli.
Capt. Bissell our Railroad Conduc
tor, lias stepped to the front as one
of the most popular conductors on
the Atlantic Coast Line.
Mr. ?T. It. Allsbrook, says that in
order to assist the Burroughs Schoo;
he will take threo or four lady boar,
ders on reasonable torms.
Mrs. J. M. McKeithan and Mrs. B
T llyman returned from <|tiitc ai
extended visit to Beaufort, N. C.
wo aro glad to see them back home
Our old friend C. W. llux fron
near Adrian was in town last Satur
day looking hale and hearty. Mr
llux is one of Horry's best farmer!
and a safe man.
Mr. I). C. Anderson, near towi
sends us an oar of corn, on which an
sixteen rows, averaging fifty tw<
grains each. Two ears of corn shel
led out considerably over a quart.
Mr. J. R. Allsbrook of Sanford
has moved his family to Conway am
occupies the house of Mr. J. T. May
ors. Mr. Allsbrook conies to on
, town to avail himself of the oppor
tunities offered for the education o
his chi Idren.
ltov. S. B. Jones, late president o;
Columbia Female College, died a
Spartanburg last Saturday. lie wai
_ i i? i i MI
a wise iiii(i usciui niun unci win Di
missed in South Carolina, whoro lu
was so well known and where he ac
complished so much good.
Misses Lutie and Anna Mayo am
Capt. It. G. Dusenbury, go as delo
gates from the Conway Baptist Sun
clay School, to thl Sunday Schoo
Convention to bo held at Sandy Plain
noar Gallivants Ferry, on Friday
Saturday and Sunday next.
The Burroughs School openei
Monday morning with a good atten
dance, which we hope will be largelj
increased soon. Lot every one of oil
citizens not only in tho town, but ii
the county and adjacent countio
avail themselves of the advantage
offered by this school.
Capt A. P. Joyner, formerly o
f/?is plape t>n(| conductor on our road
arrived in town Tuesday and spent i
day or two with his friends here
Capt, Joyner is now running Setweei
Charleston and Florence and is ver
popular in HaililISd circlos its woll a
wherever he is ktu>wn,
The meeting at the Burrough
School last Friday evening, was no
as largely a*tended as was expected
yet it was a very interesting occasion
Item arks were made by several citi
/ens in the interest of educaion
Prof. McGhee made a fine impressioi
in (he community and the schoo
ppeps with indications of succpssONE
BIBLE, Tjl 1 \ JXJX
ONE IIYMN JK)OK, J JtJLJji
The Hqhky IIbhald will give t<
the person sending it the most casl
subscribers by the Jst day of Janqar;
^no Tp*f I)pl:i,Au family qible an<
ope gopil Hymn Hook.
No lists containing less than flvi
subscribers will bo' received. Oh
subscribers paying all arrears of sub
spription apd ono year ju advanp
pop bp epterpd op the Hst? Thos<
wisjiing tp clpt) vyith theNc^v Yoni
Wpui.p at $i.7? pep year tpay als(
be included on the lists.
This is an excellent opportunity
for the good ladies of any church C
{insent to their church a good pulpi
lible and Hymn Hook. The llymi
(Hook of any denomination will Is
'furnished.
THE II(
COUNTY NEWS.
I a
I!AUDIOES KKItltY.
Crops are good, vol ton has been '
damaged by severe heavy rains.
A two \\e??k< meeting has lately a
been hold at Hickory Grove church, I
conducted by llev. Ash, \V?'st, Lite r
I l uiricu ami others. c
Misses Ola imil Matt in Hardee
i huvH returned from a visit t<? Misses
! Dannie mil Nettie Hardee s. We re
I gret the lo^s <<f those youno ladies.
Health of the community uoo I ex
eept that Mr. .1. I). Drew, who has
h?*eo eoiiliimmI in the house with
rheoiiuiiis.ii for tho past ten months
We should sympathize with any one
in nis condition.
Mr. .Joseph (?olT, an old and res
pected citi'/eMi died suddenly several
da\s moo, while at the supper lahle
His roueiins were interred in Salem
: Church Cemetery. Ho leavesa wife:
hnd two sons, who me ma l'ied.
WOKT!I VMS. 1
1 [fill ill J/Ood.
Misses (lllie 1*11 I Mary IA vi ng?tone
wore visiting liei'o lalelv,
\V? llHVl* LJO '<1 Sl| 111 IV SellOols of '
liotli Metl?o list, ami Baptist denon i- '
nations.
No more laird times t)?i-> voir '*>
? |
i tin' people < an ltft a plenty of hroml |
and p >tnto s*
! Crops i/OO'l. Mr. \V .1 Stanley
1ms a line I'mUl of eolton and corn.
His cotton crop is estimated at t*von 1
ty fivo I tales.
<IT1)l*/mh I?ni?
OIDICON.
I heartily concur with u correspondent
of your paper of Inst week, regarding
the calling togother tho dem ]
ocrats of all factions, to consider tho '
situation, and to put in office men
who will look after the County's interest
and not lie ruled by a ring. 1
We want to solid men to the Legislature,
who can account for their aei
tions when they come home, who can
i remember how thev vote. I am in
favor of the dissatislied and disgus- j
{ ted Reformers, Alliance men and i
! Conservatives putting a new ticket
in the field. Such men as Jere Smith
and R. li. Scarborough, would suit
me and lots of othors that 1 know of
and I think can be elected. Hope
1 tho different townships in the county
1 will write short articles on this sub
ject
, Dkxthk.
1 ?
Second Primary.
Result of the second primary so
far as hoard from.
Conway Supervisor Todd 05 Ander
1 son 24; Sch. Com. llarrelson 01,
' Johnson 25.
llayboro Supervisor, Todd 44. Ani
derson 32; Sch. Com. Johnson 44,
- llarrelson 29.
Sooastoe Supervisor, Anderson 15,
? Todd 0; Sch. Com. Johnson 11, liar
relson 10.
, Martin Hill Todd 19, Anderson
, 19; Sch. Com. llarrelson 27, Johnson
> U- - , ,
Trial Justice A. 11. Dew 19, W. 1).
Martin 14.
I AVIC ioi\r A
jui 10 v ioui y nun nn,
Todd 5; Sch. Com. Ilarrclson 35.
John son 5.
Round Swamp Anderson 60, Todd
1; Sell. Con). Ilarrclson 00, Johnson
3.
Cedar Anderson 17, Todd 14; Sch.
Com. llarrelson 30, Johnson 1.
Sunford Anderson 29, Todd 0; Sch
, Com. Ilarrclson 21, Johnson 10.
The infant child of Mr. Kd, Roberts,
living with Mr. F. Cr. Burroughs,
died on Monday last.
??
Letter From Ncbo, S, C,
Dkah IIkiut.d.?Ilorrv is iny old
home and 1 love her still. Some fifteen
years ago I attended school in
, Conway. Since then many have
, crossed over the river and now real*
ize eternal things. God has spared
. my life and blessed my work, doing
nroftt thinrrs fnr me. wlinvonf T ?rr?
. o p>' ,,,r* > ,,,;v'ww' *
glad. I liave lately assisted my father
in a meeting at Brittons Neck
1 in which twolvo souls were conver1
ted. Then I went to Honey Camp,
my own church, where a gracious
8 meeting was held. The pastor Kev.
Wooten, has been preach ing there for
f ten years. He is a man of God and
, his people love him. Ftorn there to
a J toe Deo chnych and held a series of
i. meetings assisted by Rev. J. F. Mc
i Millan and Rev. II. J. Whaley, re
y suiting in twelve conversions. The
s Lord has blessed us and we givt Him
the glory. From there I went to
g Pleasant View and found a good
t meeting in progress. Thoso people
have a good pastor Rev. G. F, Stan.
ley one of the best preachers I know.
I saw him lead nine down into the
water and buried them with Christ
^ in baptism. Front there I went to
1 Pmey Grove where the Lord blessed
US HgUIU.
1 journeyed on to Sun Salvador in
Socastce, where Bros. Stanley and
t Whaley were with me, but I can't
write more now will give an account
3 of this meeting later- Best wishes to
^ you and the Hki^ai.d.
Cjiro lor Hendaehc.
a As a remedy for all forms of Ilead
1 ache, Klectrio Bitters has proved the
. very best It effects a pertinent
e cure and tho ipogt dreaded qa^itual
a sick headaches yield to its influence,
v iVe urge'all who are afllioted to pro0
cure a bottle, and give this ren^euy a
fair trial. In oases of habitual oon.
p stipation Kleotric Bitters cures by glv[>
ing the needed tone to the bowels, and
t few cases long resist tho use of this
1 medicine. Tryitonce. Large botp
ties only Fifty cents at Norton's
*v itfL'Jtt.r-i "* *"*r' **** **
)BRY HEBAI
With sorrow we have to announce
ho death of lilt So Man 1 McDennott,
vhich occurred yesterday morning
ihout six o'clock. Sh ? had heen >ick
oniething |e>8 than a week alld we
loped thut ihe dear child would bo
'.stored to health again. Kind and
lonstani attention was n?>t wanting
md every human power was used to
vard olT the icv gru?p of death.
A fairer Hower luis never been
ransplanted from earth to Heaven.
>he was a lovely, beautiful child, tlie
>nly one of the family and the parous
are sorely stricken at this Iislensatiun
of providence. The par
itts have the entire sympathy of the
tommnnity, in this sad hour of be
euvemont. Heaven seems just a lit!e
nearer to us when those we love
try called there and ?n I ?ol< for a
iuppy meeting '-some sweet day" be
,'ond the skies. The remains left
his morning, accompanied by
riends for the country home near
dreon Sou.
< i nar.iit ( red (Ju re.
We a it hori/.o onr ndve:ii-.od drug
iji-t t??i?eil 1 >r. King's New l)i?.eover\
for Consumption, Cough-- and Colds
...... .1,;^ i. 11- mo.
il ft ' w i | line * < IIIVIIIIVMI. II > 17 I 4111 41 I I I II ,
li'il with (i ' 'omitIi, ('olil or iinv l.unw.
i'hroat or Che-t trouble, ami will usi
ihis lvnudy as directed, <>ivin^ it a
fa r trial, ulld experienoo im Imnetit,
ioil may return the ho tie ami ha\t
your money refunded. We co ilil
not make lliis otTer did wo not l<now
that I )r. Kino's Now I K-covory could
bo relied on. It i.ev?-r disappoints.
Trial bottles freo at Nan i on's Duiui
Stoick. I .aroo size 50c. and $1.01
Work ol I'raycr for S. Schools,
In accordance with resolution
[tassed at the County Sunday School
Convention at Poplar in March last,
All of (lods people are now earnestly
requested to observe a week of prayer,
public and private, for Cods
blessines noon the Stiiulav school
work and workers in our County and
that God will meet with us in out
Convention at Sandy Plain and
greatly bless the work there and
cause it to prove a great blessing,
not only to the members of the (Jon
vention but to the entire community
and County.
We earnestly request the entire
Ministry of our County to interest
themselves in the above and alsc
greatly desire and earnestly request
their presence and aid at our conventions.
We feel that we are not re
cciving the support and aid fron
them in this work that we should
Let us beseach you brethren to laj
aside all prejudice and work together
with love and faith for the ad
vancemcnt of this great work for tin
Master. "That they all may be oiu
as thou Father art in me and 1 in thee
that they may be one in us that tin
world may believe that thou has
sont me." John xvii: 21?. Havi
your Sunday School to meet you a
the Convention, where you can oin
time work effectually with them all
H. L. Mkaty,
County Secretary
llow's This!
We offer One Hundred Dollars He
ward for any ease of Catarrh tlm
cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrl
Cure.
F. ,T. Clll.-iikv X' ( Y? I'rnrvu
Toledo) O*"'
Wc tho undersigned, have knowi
F. J. Cheney for the last 15 year?
and believe him perfectly honorabl
in all business transactions and tinan
ciallv able to carry out any obligatioi
made by their firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, O.
Waldino, Kixnan & Marvin
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blooi
and mucous surfaces of tho system
Price 75c. per bottlo. Sold by al
Druggists. Testimonials free.
Savannah, Ga., April 20,188
Having used three bottles of 1\ ]
P. for impure blood and genor
weakness, and having derived gre
I benefits from the same, having gaii
ed 11 pounds in weight in four week:
I take pleasure in recommending i
to all unfortunates like Yours trulj
JOHN MORRIS.
Office of J. Nr. SloEi.udv, Druggis
Orlando, Fla., April 20, 1801
Messrs Li rum an Pros.,
Savannah, Oa.
Dear Sirs ?1 sold three bottles c
l\ P. I'., large size yesterday, an
one bottle small size to-day
Tho P. P. P. cured my wife o
rheumatism winter before last. I
~ \ 1- t 'L- <
vauiu miuh Ull I1U1' KID ])HSC W 1(11>'
and a half bottle, *1 00 size, relieve
her again, and she has not had a symj:
torn since.
I sold a bcttlo of P. P. P. to
friend of mine, one of his turkeys,
small one took sick, and his wife gav
it a teaspoonful, that was in the oven
ir.g, and the little fellow turned ove
like he was dead, but the noxt morn
ing was up hollowing and well.
Yours respectfully,
J. N. MoELUOY.
amah, Ga., March 17, 1891
M l<:ysi:8 til I'l'.M A X bltos,
Savannah, (fa.
Dkah Sirs?I have suffered fron
rheumatism for a long time, and dii
not find a ClU0 until I found P. P. P
which completely cured me.
Yours trulv,
ELIZA F. JONES, 1G Orange St,
Navftnnah, Ga.
ROBT. B. SCARBOROUGH
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Cerent 3yEu.t-u.al H.lf
IxiS'u.maa.Qe Co. of
!bT?*w "X"?rlc.
jD, THUK8])A\
MAURI Kl).
On Aug. 2l)th, at Juniper Hay
Church. Miss Cootie Skipper to Mr.
Z. U. Johnson, Jr. Rev. (J. \V. Ilar!
relson ofticiating.
ADVKltT'.SBMKNTS,
NOTICE!
V i i
VjTATi: SOUTH CAROLINA, )
r> HOHItY COUNTV. S
I
All persons holding claims against the
estate ol Avu J. (irahatn, deceased, are (
hereby requested to present the same duly
approved according to law to the under /
sighed within thirty (30) days from date
hereof. And all persons indebted to said
estate are hereby required to make immediate
payment of such indebtedness to the t
undersigned. <
A Mi iiuay IjKK, Admr. of Kstate
i Av,\ .1. (Ju.miam, deceased,
l'owellville, S. C. Sej t. 1, 1801
ill
llere's an ( ) |^ jj Jij 'or
I have on li:tml a line supply of j
1 >rtjrs, (.'hemicuis, Patent Medicines, I
etc. If you need anything in this!
line, cull for it immediately and take
; advantage of the following offer:
, Fit FE! FREE!! l< HE'EM
To nil who buy Ono Dollar's
worth of inodicino or over, 1 will
give one of the following things, the
buyer to choose:
. One GLASS SI'OON, graduated to
measure Ten , Desert or Tablespoonsful.
The very thing to hang
around tho neck of the bottle to
measure medicine.
- < )r, a PACKAGK, containing following:
12 sheets good letter pa;
per, 12 envelopes to match, 1 penholder,
2 pen points, 1 lead pencil
> and I blotter.
1 >r. 10. Norton,
i
'. HOOPING SLATES.
Itilkming ci:>II:nt
1 AND BRICK COMPANY.
3 MASONS SUPPLIES,
270 East Hay,
' CH \ RLESTON, 8. C.
[ IMPORTERS OF
D ENGLISH
and dealers in
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN
HOCK LIME.
HOSENDALE CEMENT, N. V.
' PLASTER PARIS, 1IAIH, LATHS, |
Shingles, Tiles, Eire Clay
and all
t HUILD1NG MATERIAL.
, REST FULL SIZE FIRE BRICK.
ALL SIZES T. C. PIPE.
ROOFING SLATES.
I FIRMAN UNIVERSITY.
GREENVILLE, S. C,
a Tho next session will begin Sept.
20, 1891. For Catalogues or for in
formation about tho coursosof studyMess
Halls, Private boarding, or other
r details apply to the president,
C. Manly, D. D.
Greenville Female College.
i
GREENVI LLE, S. C.
( Rov. M M. RILEY, I). I)., President.
Miss M. C. .HUDSON, Associate Principal.
r Reorganized and newly equipped, with I
a new furniture and new pianos, and under |
new management. A full corps of teachers
in every department. Hoarding and j
other expenses reasonable. Next session i
3- begins WKDNl'lSDAY, HIC1*T, 'JO,
it 181)4.
; Send for Catalogue. Address.
r' M. M. HI LEY.
Greenville, S. C.
D*
SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE.
f COLUMBIA, S. 0.
j Session begins Sept.25th. Nine regular
Courses, with Diplomas, Special
Courses with Certificates. Requirements
>f for admission modified. Board a
t month. Total necessary expenses for the
r year (exclusive of travelling, clothing, and
. books) from $112 to $t 52. Send for Announcement.
> For further information u^dre.ay H\e
President. Jamks Woodhow.
I' COLUMBIA FEMALE COLLEGE.
COLUMBIA, S. O.
V
i- Fat.i. Skssioh Oi?rns 8i;it. 27, 1894.
Twelve departments of Instruction,
Able faculty and distinguished corps of
lecturers. Work thorough. Spirit progressive.
Elective courses. Heading
rooms, libraries, lino telescope, now chemical
and physical apparatus. All rooms
cirpeted, well furniuhed, and lighted with
gas. Open fireplaces. Hot and cold baths,
j Health unsurpassed. Thorough course in
[* instrumental and vocal music.
,, For catalogue and further particular^
address
my. JNft A. HICK, J>. a
President.
A.*. Fv M.-.
Conway Lodok, No 65 A. F ,M,
. has called off until the regular oommunicntion
in October next. Members
will ploauo take due notice and
5 govern themselves accordingly.
By order of
C. P. Quattlrbaum, W. M.
r, SEPTEMBER
juarket r*
Wilmington, N. C., Sopt, 3.
Spirits Turpoutinc, 25^'c per gal
Itosin, 8T>c per bbl for strained,
$o<>d struined 90
Tar, 1 05. per bbl. of 2-SO lbs. j
Crude Tnrnontiuo. *1 00 for bard I
uul $'.70 for Yellow Dip and $'4 00
Virgin.
lVunuts, at 40 cents to .~?r> per
jushol of *28 lbs.
JOTTON?Quiet.
Ordinary 4^ oIh.
.lood Old i oi
Low M iddling 03 1 (? |
Middling 0j{ I
flood Middling 7 15 Id
Georgetown Market4101*.
S, 1804. I
Virgin dip, 2. 00.
VIlow dip, I.(JO.
i ir.
' 'Tv i 1 ' "* I
W a t c Si G r y s l a 1 s j
A well Assorted lot con-!
stoutly kepi on hand.
(iirr I
For Iliw. Poultry .Netting
M. MCKKIT1IAN, ?
Uonwuy, S. C.
Moh-l-y
NO MORE EYE-GLASSES, |
MITCHELLS
EYE-SALVE
A Curtain Sale and Effectivo Remedy for
SORE, WEAK and INFLAMED EYES,
M'r*nluoinf/ Ijonf/ Siftami
lli'ntorln{f 1hv Sii/li! aft! u* ?/</. y(,
Cures Tear i)ro|>s, (inuuilut ion, Stye wii
Tumors, Itod Kyes, Matted Mye Lashes, 'r?>
ani) l'uoiirrimi oi'ick i;i:i,ii:i' No
AND PKRMANKNT t'UUH.
Also, equnll.v i'tlli'm loiis ttlirn imnl In
oflirr iiiiiIimIIi'*, smll ti* t Iccih, I'ever
Seres, 'liimors, Null Htii'ii'ii, Hunts,
lmlaru atm ? ititma.. St a '
i?iY i <'?Yi:"i/i/.s na'i"> k 'iI?''iy*'??\7'** <V 7<1
ndvaiitiiKC.
SOLI) l)Y ALL OUUGCISIS AT 25 CENtS. Vft*
TO OHK !
FRIENDS AND
CUSTOMERS. i??
We h live just recoivcd another car- |f,lil
load of FLOUR which we offer at
2.90, 3.1 5, 3.50
And 390. ?
ncu
JiSo a nuw lot of MIONH an<l BOYS
HATS, which aro soiling at tho very COI
low price of 125 Cents to #1,5(),
A CSO a lino Assortment of I'ANTS
iV Wh
and just think, we are selling them
from DO Cents to .^1 .<?(). ^hc
C^UIl supply of heavy COTTON ADK8
which we have been selling at the
exceedingly low price Cents ^
w 10 hftvo th? ilnest lino of Ladios,
Gents, Youths, Boys and Girls 8IIOE8 1
in tlio County and are loading in
prices. Over a dozen different stylos
of Ladies Shoos fVo.n 7?? Cents to
2.r>o.
/ \T1IKK SHOES at corresponding low
prices. We just can't bo bent. New
lots constantly con ing in. ^
NoHWioilH I'Sl'OH. els
Th
FOR
JiAUttAINS
GO TO
KING'S,
c
Johnson A Johnson, (Johnsons A (|usttlot>?uin 1
Marlon, H. C. J Conway, HO. I
Jehngeng & Quabblebaum
ATTTONEYS AT LAW,
Conway, S. C. >
[JT Promr\?
13. 1894.
atwmwwwmnmwttfmii
E P P P P'^ples, Blotches ^
m r an[J 0Id Sores ^
?? prickly ash, poke root
er and potassium Catarrh, Malaria -g
^ Wakes and Kidney Troubles ^
Zz Marvelous Cures
???? - Prlcxly Ash, Poke Knot, and Potst.
_ . . alum, tho greatest bluo'l t iritl r oa ?-^9*
Cr in Blood Poison
Mdmi,. l.i. pm a v Hit . iv i
~ f% 1_ O i. i>i it Mir i I ik-?it i f
g? Rheumatism 1 s.w t.vv .,.: ^
^ imiiiih<'tn itnimit T ' II> ' -prioni. '"""^^9
? , _ . Hotel throo b<>tt in* '. o l>. * ?
?~and Scrofula "wi'woS.
? Aberdeen, lir -wu (. inr> , O. ?
9 P. P. P. purl flea tho blood, htilld* up Cnpl. Jf. l>. JoIhhiuq. ?--^9
tho weak mid debilitated, kIvkh _ ., , , .?^KkM
strength to wonkunivi nerves, oiiihH . To nl,'fh. 11rr, 'V J heri- *^^^9
9"""*~ dlsntisos,giving tho patient houltV ntul i W ' 1 "
htipplnosn where sickness, g|r> my ' ' ' ' for crop. . (
feelings and lassitude first prevail. ,h suffer...I fur .-ral . v.
???mmmmm?__?sightly and disngr i
^ For Drlnmry.sooondary and tertiary III? Vn v V r,\" !n V-'t Ki'' / 'T
^ ayphlM*. for blood poisoning, moron- ?n.i ?,n A entir >v t !f ' '
9~-- rial poison, malaria. dyspepsia, and a,jA,*J' "llr v 'J "H9
b. In till hlonil an.I akin diseases, Ilk.. *'>?> J- ,v ?
blotches, pimples, old chronic ulcers, ...m.uaa, ua.
totter, scald lionil, bolls, erysipelas, Nliln I nurri' C'urril -?^<9
^ eciema wo may say. without four of nuni * nncct tnrtu.
W_ contradiction,that P. 1\ P. Is the best Tittimrtr,'/ fro i, the M>i / ' luix.Ter. " ^^9
9 blood purlller In tho world,and makes --^9
positive, spoody and permnuont'-ures Srijoin, rut., January 11. 1 >.*. ~i
^ In all caaoa. i,ii>>>m w iik.i< . Hiwannah, w
'III. H'tttlt > I htlVO tTI"! yOUT I*.
^ Lndlo i whoso sytitom* urn pdaonod P. lor i dls" o" ' t ho skin usually
9 and whosobloodlaIn tin linpurooondl- known as .km vino.-r r thirty v irs*
p tlon, duo to moustruiil Irroitularltlos, standing, and found ?r...at roli.-f It
are peculiarly lionollted hy tho won- purlltoa the hlqo 1 itnl rt m .vos all lr^?'
(lorrul t'ltilo and hloo.1 cluuiiHliiic prop- rltat Ion from tho . .. .f t ho disc ise m
ertloa ef P. p. p. I'rlokly Ash, Poko prevent, my .nrendliirf ..f th?
Hoot and Potaaslum. soroH. I have tnkon ftveor six hottlea
^i | | | in<1 fool <><t:it\<)"nt th \t .iQ f hnr < <>tir*o
ip Hl.KINnPIRI.lt, Mo. , Auk- 1 Ith. lHu:t. will eflo. t tl eur,. It ll l . Ooo rolioved
? I can snoak In tho hlKheat tortus of "'''L." ? v , , u . stomach ?^^9
your inodlclno frotn my own Personal trouble.. Yours trnl>, DrfQT, ?--^9
knowledge. I WftB nffecte.l With heart l,tl . V L. mmi
disease, pleurisy and rheumatism for attorney at Law.
3.S yenrs, was treated hy the very host ??
w? Book on mood oisocses Hailed doe. ??*
ssj.rv.is ?u ho.,. it. ?
cheerfully say It has done mem..re a ar?a?wM? a as m a
Kood than tiny thl ui; I have ever tnkon. L, I M JF* M A |y| B ROa,
- loanroeointn.in.i your inodtolno to all
BQQUron oi ino ruuvo uisennos. ^ ruui i^ir. ivm.i,
SpriogQoltl, Qroon County* Mo. Iilppniiiii,i lllocU?Jiiiftiinab|fJg
nmmmmmmm
GULLY STORE,
?1? ?i?M3M->
JOCK DOWN COTS for Son lioro party*
l(J rniT 1A Iti % / in nw\
io uu'j rii.w i<, i u u i', l' Til K NVOlvTIL OK VO U R MONKY,
d to soouro arguing Unit will .surprise you. Wo are constantly re
v?"g new oods every weok, which we will sell at
r< kik ii< >rj.vrc>i>i immc r:s
Don't forget to call and examine our immense *tock of dothlng ami let us quote
u prices. We can well you a nice suit of clothes at very low fl Mires. If you
int anything In the furniture line, give us a call ami look ov>t our tock of llu
aus, Wash Btamls, bedsteads, Chairs, Kouml Leaf Center Table , ami the famous
w llomo," and "Domestic" sowing machines. Don't fail to buy one of our
BIG ^ooi^iinsrothat
when you are weary you can rock your elf?.> iv.i Our line of trunks and
ises are hard to boat.
iVe keep constantly on hand the best grades of ilour that comes to Ilorry County
prices lower than over before. A largo lot of red rust proot oats just received
you want to buy a good cook stoko or kitchen safo go to Durroitghs A Collins
o^v ak load ?>i"
jOUit received ?very two or thioo wooks from Michigan and Tennessee
t
A lot of Scotch Plaids and ficdfnrd Cords
t received, besides a large assortment of Cashmeres, Worsted, Ginghams, and
nnel goods, whieh are going low indeed, <tur stock oi lioes are complete. Wo
ik we can suit you in quality: stylo and prices. We also keep the famous
MIMYIS Mlb) N!K:W? HO-M'E;
'VingjMachinofi amlkMachinc Supplies, constantly kepi on hand. Wo
e been soiling these Machines for years, and are yet to hear the first
nplaint.
.JAMES MEANS SILOES
ich are gaining in popularity every day.
We have a lot of huliesnico button boots, which we will close out at
> astonishing low price 85 cents.
l?T.jOWH AIM > 1 M i( > W
8T1 NOS ofvnrlous Styles kept on hand.
Aid. KINDS TUIUVENTINE TCOLS.
\ CHOICE LOT OF
F A M11, Y G- HOC E1 IE 8
Always kept on hand, besides
11) A THOUSAND AND ONE Til I NHS, too numerous to men
a now, which we will sell cheap for cash.
Please give us a call and sec for yourself before purchasing
ewhere, as we are confident we can save you money.
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(:OM \ENTHA TKIf ST. /. > 'A'.
JM KdY UL KKUJX'S h > / ;.
MATCH FS
SNUFF.
e above f/oods arc kept in sto<k hi qu(inlUi<< and udll be furnished to
DEALERS
OiV AS (fOOD TK RMS AS ('AW UK HAD OF JOIIliE 11
OOA7'aS' ,S'IX COli I) sroo /..COT Toy . I S UFA' / 'ARTY.
Wo keep constantly in Stock a full lino of this Cotton which
wo offer to Dealers at as low price as it can bo had
in those United States. Why not patronize
U8?
Vours for trade,
BURROUGHS k COLLINS.
Gilbert Po ttev <Sr Co.,
COMMISSION M liKC 11 ANTS .
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