The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, September 27, 1894, Image 2
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iT~W. NOLLEY, Editor.
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"THURSDAY, SEPT. 27, 1894,
Deshea llrcckinridgo econs to be
greatly chagrined at his fathers dofeat,
lie has gone to cutting and
slashing among the Owens men, and
does not havo far to go to find material.
No nominations wore made on the
25 th. There were many diverse
opinions regarding the matter and it
was finally decided that no tight
would ho made this tune. We take
it that this is the best thing, under
the circumstances and adapt ourself
to the situation.
Clan. Fft'ley wr'.es of laic to Mr.
A. 1?. Williams, of Gree >villa, v?
garding tlie situation and the emergencies
that stare us in tbo face.
Gen. Failey, though shelved for the
present does not leave Irs parly, but
counsels inaction on the part of conservative
Democrats just i ow.
The jVr.KJs and Courier refers to
the Convention of tho 17th, as ho
Duller Convention. This ought not
to bo as we arc of the opinion that
the men who met there had no "ono
man ' to consider. In fact thoro are
n great number of South Carolinians
who do not hold with (icn. Butler
in his views.
If the Convention of the 20th whs
not independent in mure, :t surely
assumed a laigo amount of independence
in adopting all the party plat
form* within reach, and occupies
the position which it will find conveient
to trade with any party, which
may have 'ho most tempting plums
to offer. Wo jiro not drawing on
our imagination wo are simply acting
on expressions of the Governor,
who has announcod the party's intention,
whenever he opportunity
arrives. There are a goodly number
of South Carolinians who cannot,
and w;ll not indorse the King proceedings
of la'-e. They are Democrats
and they will not support for
ollleo inon who stand on two platforms
at the same time, believing
that ono platform at a time is enough.
\V A NT I'll) AT ONCll.
The Address of Every Young Man and Woman
in Your Vicinity,
Who desires to obtain employment,
or who wants to secure a thorough
business education and guarantee of
position. Any one sending us vheso
addresses without delay will be substantially
rewarded.
Our institu'ion is tho only ono
teaching book-keeping by actual business,
employing banks, currency
offices etc; it is 4he ono qualifying
pupils for shorthand work six to
eight weeks and the only one that
places every gradua o in a good position.
Uood board is furirshed at ?9.00
per month and scholarships nrogcarantoed
to be 10 per cent less than
other schools.
Save time and money by writing
at once to the.
Ga. -Ala Business Coi.lkok,
Macon. Ga.
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Electric IlittoiH.
This remedy is becoming so woll
known and so popular as to need no
special mention. All v\ho have used
Electric Bitters sii.g the same song
of praise.?A purer medicine does
not exist u'.d it is guaranteed to do
all that is claimed, Electric Bitters
will cure all diseases of the Liver and
Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boils,
Bill Kueum and other affections caused
by impure blood.?Will drive Malar
f>om the system and prevent as
well as cure all Malarial fevers.?
For cure of Headache, Constipation
pud Indigestion try Electric Bitters
? *Iv.t re tatisfaction guaranteed, or
money refunded.?Price 50 cts. and
fcl.OO per bottle at E Norton's Drug
store.
Irving W. Larimore, physical director
of Y. M. C. A., Des Moines,
Iowa, says he can conscientiously recommend
Chamberlain's Pain Balm
to at detes. gymnasts, bicyclists, foot
bull players and the profession in
general for bruises, sprains and dis
locations; a'so for soreness and stiff!ness
of the muscles. When applied
before the parts become swollen it
will effect a cure in one half the time
usually required. For sale by Dr.
K. Norton.
Al?\, at Galesbuig, III., trotted a
mile in 2 minutes 31 seconds. This
beats Nancy Hanks.
CHAPTER XXVI.
OS TilK NII.K.
We leave Luxor early on the morn
ing of March 18th and before noot
arrive at the town of Lunch and walk
j in?* a short distance, wo descend for
ty to fifty feet into the ruins of t
half buried temple, the t<?p of tem
pie being but little above the leve
of the present streets of the town
We see some Hue Lotus column;
here. This temple was built in ttu
\>tole?naie period, so is only uboul
as old as tlio Christian AYo,
We titul many peddlers of antique
copper coins here, at least they were
offered as such, but were sold sc
cheap they were regarded as spurious
imilatioiis. Returning l< our steamer,
we ascend the river to I'.d'ou and
hero we mount donkeys and pay n
visit to one of the best preserved ternpies
in Egypt. It was said to have
been 180 years in building and wut
finished the first century before
Christ, from the top of this temple
we have a line view of the Nik
valley and witness a beautiful sunset.
A native village being rig tit by
the temple walls, we look right down
into the Araffs houses and get a good
idea of their filthy manner of living.
! We leave Kdfou early 011 morning of
Illth of March and in afternoon lund
1 at the ruins of the old temple of Ko
irtombo, situated immediately on the
1 bank of the river, which is very steep
at this point and a part of the old
U-tuple lias tumbled into the river.
We arrive at Assouan, a;; far ??p the
river as our steamer goi 3. too lati in
1 1 1 ? t O i'liilMtAAII f A ?. /?/? ti A - . ! ?
> in> inikiiiwii iu n u iiiiiiw, ulll wu
find a ravenous lot of peddlers ami
Li e natives are a more mixed lot in
appearance than anv wo huve yet
seen. We see many Nubians and
liisliareens a> black as jet. Tho lat
ter have pleasant features and the
most beautiful teeth we ever saw.
As tho young Bislup'ecns wear almost
a continual smile, their snow white
tooth, between their very black bps
show off to advantage. Friend Patterson
took such a fancy to a remarkably
handsome Bishureon boy, that
he induced him to promise \o leave
his de-art home and go to America,
but just before the time for departure,
the boy s older brother and father
got him out of the way. It is
questionablo whether one of these,
sons of the desert would ever have
become satisfied with civilized surroundings.
It would have been like
removing a wild animal from the
freedom of bis native jungles to the
cages of Central Park. Those peop'e
appoarcd perfoctly happy, where
they were, having little and wanting
1 tie. The peddlers offer for sale,
canes, queer looking musical instru
ments, crudely made, the war clubs
and queer shaped knives and dirks
used in this section, heads of various
kinds and raw hide whips and
they do (juiie a business with our
par'y. The boat landing is more
than a mile below Assouan rnd four
or live below the first cataract. Heforo
retiring tho dragoman informs
us that tho programme for next day,
Sunday, will be to cross tlm r'vor in
small bovts and vis't an aur ont ruin
before breakfast, and after breakfast
we arc to be rowed up '.be r vor to
the beautiful Elephantine stand and
then visit the town of Assouan,
ihence back to the boat and spend
the afternoon resting. This pro
g .amine was carried out and as we
returned through Assouan we found
the shops full of curious ware and
the "Sabbath" was not very strictly
observed by our party, epiite a trade
being done in tho purchase of small
curiosities. The dragoman always
called us to order about, the
close of our evening meal to announce
the program mo for next day.
lie told us this evening that on tomorrow,
we were to leu\e the boat
early and ride up the river ulx ut
e ght miles to a point opposite the
famous little Island of Phihe and
(hen take ow boats to the Island,
visit the splendid ruins of 'ho famous
old temple of Phihe and the well
preserved small temple known as
Pharaoh's bed, lunch there and after
lunch take row boats down to the
cataract and that those who wished
could "shoot the cataract'' in the'r
boats, by paying an extra price, and
those who did not wish to do this
could return on their animals. The
dragoman also asks any who would
like to make tl>e eight miles ride to
notify him then, so camels could be
provided and that donkeys would be
on hand for those who did not wish
to try a camel ride, all those who
were well read up in camel riding
promptly decided in favor of donkeys.
About eight of the party, among
them the writer, asked for camels.
After dinner, some of the party concluded
to try a camel for a short
ride first, as there were several
around for hire. They kept their
experience verv quiet, but we noticed
next morning, that of the eight
who had deo:ded to take the ride on
camels, only two had not changed
their order during the night and de
u.i :.. i c .1 ? i *ir.
uiucu in i#\or 01 uunseys. ne huh
pect the other six hud a short experimental
ride. The writer and young
Lawrence bravely ascended our
camels, while the rest of the party
gaily and comfortably gal lopped
away from us on their easy donkeys.
Before going a hundred yards wo
found if our "ship of the desert"
went out of a walk, we should be
shaken fo pieces, that if he walked
wo should not only be le.'t far behind,
but the motion of the animal would
- give us a bad caso of seasickness.
Before we had gone 200 yards we
yelled lustily to the driver of our
camel to stop and let use iinbdowu.
but as he had a fee in mind, he pro
tested vigorously and kept, the auii
mal moving. As the ground was
deep sand, we determined not to be
nu leupeu for liberty and land" I in
tlie sand without any broken holiesAbout
half dozen hoys with donkeys
inunediately surrounded us,
each pleading with us to try hit don1
key. We select the best looking and
had not gone exceeding a hundred
yards, when down he tumbled und
4 over h?s head we went No bones
j broken yet, but we uro prejudiced
ugainst stumbling donkeys and we
" call another boy. In meantime our
puty are quite a distance ahead.
Our th?rd mount of the morning
proved a splendid little animal and
' 'aside of an hour we were at the
head of iho pro m hs'on. We Hud the
character of ho country cnt:rcly
' changed. 11 id m uuituu'ous, and the
bare mountains are Muck rock, re*
I semiring vo!c mic eruptions, and we
goo many little black grando islands
1 on tin river. No fortiIn land horn.
Voting Lawrence has bravely stuck
5 to his Camel for the entire o:ght (
' miles ride. Ilo does not say any i
thing, but the way lie walks, we am (
rctn'nded of the story of tho little ]
negro who played with a mules hind ,
font, with the usual results and who '
was comforted hy the remark that he
might not ho so handsome as he was ,
before, but he won hi know more. i
n ?- t
M a. Kh'TOH. IMeaso a'lo v me j
space in your valuable columns for J
a lew words to the colored 'eachors i
! of I lorry County.
Dear fellow-teachers, it h?s long ]
be m in the mind-, of some of us that 1
j n colored teacher* associat'on would *
' prove a great benefit, not < ,ily to the J
teachers, but to tho people generally.
I tldnk a yoariy moo.iog of the '
County teachers, for the discirs on
uf subjects invoh'ng moral and re y
ligiotis as well .as methods of teach e
ing and other questions regarding *
the general protection of tin profos- <J
sion, would prove a gieat blessing fo I
our people. Can wo not in the near
future come together and organize j
such association. Hope the colored a
teachers of the County will consider J;
the essentiality of snob union and n
let us hoar from yon through this paI
per. fc
The Law, Medical and Ministerial
departments have their associations, ^
why not '.enchcrs?
Ii. A. Font). G
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Almost u Now York Daily. 2
That 1 lemocratio wonder, The
New York Weekly World, has just
changed its weekly into a twicc-n
week paper, and you can now get the jr
two papers a week for the same old k
price?$1,00 a year. n
Think of 11! Tho news from Now a
York right at your door fresh every
thl'Oft (lavs 104 miners n vonr
j - r-r? " J""''
Wo have made arrangements by
which we can furnish this paper ami
the twice a week New York World ^
all for only $1.75 a year. Here is
tho opportunity to get your own local ?
paper and The New York World
twice every week at extraordinarily I
low rates?IIouky IIekald. h
C
Tho greatest length of tho United I
Suites from east to west is on the par w
nllei of 45 degrees north latitude, a:
that is to say, from Uastport, Me., of o
the Atlantic Coa>t, to a point on the g
P tcillc exactly 52i miles due west of
Salem, Ore. On the above parallel
it is exactly 2,708 miles long. Its
greatest width, fiom north to south,
is on the 07ih degree of longitude. w
which extends through tho United Cl
States in an almost d rect line from ^
Pembina. N 1)., to Point Isabel,
Tex. Tho greatest width is 1,011*
miles. ^
A. M. Ihiiley, a well known citi- a
zen of Eugene, Oregon, Bays his wife ii
has for years boon troubled with C
chronic diarrhoea and used many n
remedies with little relief until she V
tried Chamberlains Colic, Cholera and E
diarrhoett Remedy, which has cured \
her sound and well, (live it a trial \
and you will bo surprised at the
prompt relief it affords. 25 and 50 n
cent bottle for sale by l)r. E. Norton, a
1
While in Chicago. Mr. Charles L. I
Kahler, a prominent shoo merchant
of Des Moines, Iowa, hud quite a serious
time of it. lie took such a
Revere cold that he could hardly talk l
or navigate, but the prompt use of w
Chamberlain,s Cough Remedy cured b
him of his cold so quickly that others
at the hotel who had bad colds fol J
lowod his example and half a dozen t<
persons ordered it front the nearest
drug store. They were profuse in C
their thanks to Mr. Kahler for telling
them how to cure a bad cold ro
quickly. For sale by K. Norton.
Tho Superiority. i
Of Hood's Sarsaparilla is due to
the tremendous amount of brain
work and constant cure used in i>s
preparation. Try one bottle and yon
will be convinced. It purifies the
blood which, the source of health, ^
Cures dvsnensia. overcomes sick
headaches and billiousncss. It is
just the medicine for you. ^
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the person sending it tho most cash *'
subscribers by t!io 1st day of January
one Tkn Dollar Family liible and
one good Ilymn Hook.
No lists containing loss than five ^
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subscribers paying all arrears of sub.
script ion and one year in ad vance r
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wishing to club with the New York v
Would at $1.75 per year may also
be included on the lists. *
This is an excellent opportunity
for the good ladies of any ohufoh to
ni\sent to t heir church a good pulpit
Bible and Hymn Hook. Tho Hymn
Hook of any denomination will be <
furnished. ?
?iviwsrf w
Mr. II K. Thomaa
Kvantvllle, Wf?t V?
A Narrow Escape
From Loop of a Limb
Dreadful Case of White Swelling ?
A Perfeot Curo.
On* o( the most serious forme of soroful* Mid
?u* of th* most difficult to our* la that of wlitt*
welling. Hood'* Sarsapartllu hu accomplish*
d niMiy wonderful our** of wtiit* welling,
t>u* of which I* related below by Mr. B. K.
Thomas, a manufacturer of harness**, saddles,
to., at Kvansvlll*, W. Va. Head hi* letter i
"C. I. Hoed & Co., Lowait, Mas*.:
"In 1AM I was seized with a severe attack of
white swelling. Five yours later I had to hav*
ih* flesh on my limb out open and the bone
icrapod. After the flush healed up I was not
troubled again until January. 1*93- I was taken
Jown with the grip which settled In the pre vtousy
afltaotod limn, sores gathering where there
iad been scars. One In particular penetrating to
h* bone. The whole front of my leg from khea
o ahkt* seemed to be
A Mass of Corruption.
[ oould not hut little cans and comfort nnd less
>*neflt from tiia medical treatment I received,
tome of my friends advised mo to luive tho lag
imputatcd, but I hesitated, not wanting to h>?o
i limb. 1'orohnnce I saw an advertisement la I
i paper embracing a testimonial for Hood's Sap.
lAparllla from ono Mr. John McMurray, telling
Hood'ssv> Cures
rluit Hood's Rarsaparllla had done for his son. 1
onolnded to try llood's Rarsaparllla so I bought \
Ix bottles of It about three mouths ago, I had
lot taken It two months when I could see It waa
lolng me more goon than anything I had taken,
have now used about three bottles. The sores
lave all healed up aa<l
My Limb Mi Perfeotly Sound,
t has also benefited my general health ami t
m now able to work at my trado. Hood's BarApurlllu
receives all the praise and I cannot
noommoud It enongh for the good It has dons
le." 1). K. Thomas, Kvuusvllle, W. Vu. ?
Hood's Pills cure liver Ills, constipation, , "
lllouaness, Jaundice, sick headache, Indigestion.'
Ihamberl&in'fi Eye nnd fJkln Olnlmemr
Is o certain cure for Chronic Bore Eyes, '
Iranulatcd Eyo Lids. Soro Nipples, Pile?,
taenia, Tetter, Bait Khenm and Scald Head, j
5 cents per box. For sale by druggist*.
TO H0*8lTc>WNERS.
For putting a horse in n lino healthy couition
try Dr. Cady's Condition Powders, t
'liey tone up ths system, aid digestion, cure n
xw of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
idnev ouxmlerH and destroy worms, giving
cw life to an old or over worked horn?. 25
Dnts per package. For sr.le by dvugi-Lita.
"Or. E. 1ST Or ten.
All Free.
Those who have used Dr. Kind's
Tow Discovery know its value, and *
lose who hnvo not, have now tho|
pportunity to try it Free. Call on
10 advertised Druggist and get a
'rial liott.lo, Free. Send your mmic
nd address to H. K. Ducklen & Co.,
Ihicngo and get a sample !><>x of
)r. King's Now Life, Pills Free, as C
-ell as a copy of Guide to Health "
ml Household Instructor, Free. All
f which is guaranteed to do you
ood and cost you nothing at Dr. 10. t<
forton's Drugstore. d
How's Til 1st c
We offer One Hundred Dollars He- o
ard for any ease of Catarrh that
unnot ho cured by Hall's Catarrh ^
lure. E
F. J. Oiikiikv & Co., Props.,
Toledo, O.
We the undersigned, have known (.
\ J. Cheney for the last 15 years,
nd believe him perfecUy honorable
l all business transactions and flnaniallv
able to carry out any obligation
iado by their firm.
V'VCT V- 'IVfT.x- 1WI..1 ? -
. ,<Ui ?.*. U.U.1A, ??nuiusitu* jmig
ists, Toledo, 0.
Vauhno, Kjnnan & Makvin, s
Yholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. tl
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter- a
ally, acting directly upon the blood e
nd mucous surfaces of the system.
Vice 75c. per bottle. Sold by all I
)ruggists. Testimonials free. I
Savannah, Ga., April 26, 1889 0
Having used three bottles of P. P I
\ for impure blood and genera
reakne3s, and having derived grea
enefits from the same, having gain. <
d 11 pounds in weight in four weeks, j
take pleasuro in recommending it
o ail unfortunates like Yours truly, t
JOHN M OKU IS. t
)pfick of J. N. McEi.hoy, Druggist.
Oui.ando. Pi.a.. Anril 90 imoi
, , -vv, ?WVi. 1
MKSSIIS LlPPMAN BROS.,
Savannah, Qa.
Dear Sum?I sold three bottles of
\ P. P., largo size yesterday, and
ne bottle small size to-day
Tho P. P. P. cured my wife of
houmatism winter before last. It
ante back on her tho past winter
nd a half bottle, *1 00 size, relieved ,
ler again, and sho has not had a symp- '
om since.
I sold a bottle of P. P. P. to a
riend of mine, one of his turkeys, a
mall one took sick, and his wife gave j
ta teaspoonful, that was in the evenr.g,
and the little fellow turned over
ike he was dead, but the next mornng
was up hollowing and well.
Yours respectfully,
J. N. MoELROY.
Savannah, Ga., March 17, 1801.
Ikssrs Lippman Bros,
Savannah, Ga
llu , .. T I ? - ' -
.y..Aiv vji n-)?a nit vt? guuerou irom
lu iimutism for a long time, and did
iot find a cure until I found P. P. P.,
rhicb completely cured me.
Yours truly,
SLIZA F. JONES, 10 Orange St, ;
Savannah, Oa.
LjOOD'd CURES whenallother
* preparations fail. It possesses I
mrative power peculiar to itself, B*
turc to get Hood's Sarsaparilla.
THE BDR1I0T
A GRAMMAR AN
FOLi BOYS
Thorough instruction given in i-ll the ct
we have a high school and classical depa
are fltt? <1 for college or for the practical i
Those young men mid young ladies wli
receive special attention and will bo give
theory and practice of toAchlug.
Our Building and Grounds hu\e 'a*en |
petei.t teachers Jiuve been engaged. Oth
tin* patronage justifies*.
Good board can be obtained at from
i i i i io> hair:
l'ritnary Department
Intermediate 41
Higli School an 1 Classical I>cpartmentii
M utile Kxtri
Pupil* eut<-re<l ?t any limu between lUtli
Ail
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I). A. Sl'lVEY, Sect'y. llnuril Trustees
COME AN 1
1>RY GOODS,
CLul
IIA rs AA I>
PAI>TtS j.
Oa,ra.s.
R. B.SCARBOROUGH.
J3fcfcor?ne\; fit Law.
C'o/nr<n/y S. (\
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^gorit DMZ\it"U.a,l Xjife
Insurance Co. of
USTsw "STorlc.
olitiwiui .V John.on, i lohtiHotiH .v
.Mhi lmi, js. f <.'on\vi?y, S C.
|0hnS?FiS ^ Quatblebauw*
ATTTONEYS AT LAW,
Conway, S C.
iW" Pfainnt ?? - 11 * *
? . ...vumuvni jnru ki nil l?U?*
ess entrusted to our euro.
rJKSSK II. JOLLTKT
?M ANUFAOTUKKIt OF?
BUGGES, WAGONS, AND
CARTS.
xcelsior Turpentine Tools.
florae-s/ioeiny a Specialty,
Moh-l-y
mm. P. 6riiUBSf?rB,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
)FKKJE NEAR TIIE COURTHOUSE
Fashionable Ibirbcring.
The undersigned wishes to cull the atiMition
of tin' public to the fact that he is
oiug all kind of work in the Tonsorlal
ine in lirst-class style. Shaving, hair*
Utting, shampooing, etc. Satisfaction
uarntiteed. Ladies' calls from 8 to 10
'clock, A. M.
Igars, Soda Water, Gingerale, Oranges
tc.,
Ice 6old Drinks in Seasonm.
b. wineglass,
Jonway, S. C.
of (SonWay,
CONWAY, S. 0.
(organized 1808.)
After one year's successful business, renectfully
asks the continued support of
lie business public. Wo guarantee, prompt
ttention to all business entrusted to our
are.
Wo transact a generaf banking business
?xchuuge bought and sold.
Interest of 4 and ?? per cent allowed on
['line Deposits.
Collections receive prompt attention at
ur hands, remitting for same on date of
layment.
Money to loan on safe securityThis
Institution Is built up by HOME
JAPITAL, managed by HOME OFFI
JEUS, and is conducted in the interest of
IOM PEOPLE.
Trusting that our relatlors may be Mutually
satisfactory and benoticial, your paroling.
is cordially solicited.
I). A. SPIV BY. Cashier.
I. O. COLLINS. President.
PLANTER'S
HOTEL,
MARION S. C.
Fully Equipped in Every
Particular.
POLIlE ATTENTION TO 6Uf.STS
^orter meats all Trains.
J. W. HOLLIDAY & SON
Mch-1 y
ALL KIND
OP
JOB PRINTING.
ISToa-tly ^Jxecu-tod. on
SlAort ZbTctic?
LAW BLANKS KEPT ON
IIAN1).
JGHS SCHOOL
i) high school.
and gikls.
>mu?ou school branches ill addition to which
rtineut, where young men ami yt utig ladies
ilIairH of life.
o are fitting themselves for touchers will
n the ad vantage of a special course in
>ut iii splendid repair and thoroughly rum
or teachers will t.?* empio)id us soon a*
to $tt per montli.
IN pi:r MO.Vllf.
$1 to :j< I .M).
$l.!ifi to r,o
a| 2.50 to $15.00
*2.00
i 8o|.toinl? 'r mul 1st January,
dress 1
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eveh?rhkn
W I I'll OUT CO.sT.
We will semi you by umif p 'xt piiitl one
small evergievn tr???- Hilapkal to your climate,
witJi in-tructions I'm- pointing ami
curing for it, together with our complete
list of Nursery ok. 11 you ? ill cut out I
; this advertisement, murk on It the name of
tills paper, ami te|j how many nmt what
kiml of trees ami plants you \v. uM like
to ptir? |i.ise, aii'l when*)i?u wish to plant
thCMIl. .
We will (plot you hewr priee* on tin* j '
si s i; you want than have ever been olfer- j
oil you. ' '
Wrile at once,
KViiuuuri:.^ M IISI:HH:M, f
Jvei'Hti'eeii, lk??r <'o., Win, ^
ft R.HAMAK1CR, I
MANUFACTURER
?OF? j {
PINE AND llAUI) WOOD LUMBER,
ALL KINDS OF BILL AND
DRESSED LUMBER.
I
uuijsljw ajmj) /*'loo king. ^
MOULDING AND SIDING.
PLASTERING LATHS &(). f
round loos novo nr. j$
STOVE AND EIRE-PLACE
WOOD OUT I N P ROPE R
LENGTH AND DELIVERED TO
FAMILIES AT TWENTY FIVE rC
E N T S A L O A I).
pair Prompt attention given to all
orders and satisfaction guaranteed, j
I v
M.-J J
In
I
Poor
|Health i:
J means so much more than ',
/you imagine?serious and', 111
/fatal diseases result from',
, 'trifling ailments neglected. ,
,' Don't play with Nature's',
,' greatest gift?health. ' ,
, If you are feeling 1 ,
, ?^ out of sorts, weak a "P
i W B - and generally ex- .
, f%fYVIX7YYC hausted, nervous.
U1UWII3 have no appetite ,
, 1 , 4and can t work,
, begin at oncetak- ,
i W Ing the most rella-,
, Irnn KaMase.' fe
, JL1 v/JLA Brown's iron Bit- ,
, ters. A few bot- .
i U?a cure?benefit ,
? M <44rt wn conies from the,
, Bitters
i t*rth, and It'a ,
pleasant to take. ,
' It Cures
( DyjpepaU, Kidney and Liver >
' Neuralgia, Troubles, ' ,
ConstIpntion. Rid Rlnnd
_ - * " """ I
? Malaria, Nervoua ailments ?
i Women's complaints. < '
1 Gel only the genuine?It has crossed red '
' lines on the wrapper. All others are sub- '
' stltutes. On receipt of two ac. stamps we *
1 will send set of Ten Beautiful World's '
1 Pair Vlaws and book?free. f
, ' BROWN CHEMICAL CO. BALTIMORE, MO. \
COMMERCIAL F
HOTEL, E
HENRY HARDEE* PROP.
Well Equipped in Every
Particular.
Meals on Arrival of Train.
Mch 1 y 1
English Spavin Liniment romo
ves all Hard; Soft or Calloused
Lumps ai.d Blemishes frmi horses,
Blood Spayins, Curbs, Splinis,
Sweeney, H?ng Bono, Stifles, Sprains
all Swollen Throats, Coughs, etc. P
Save $f>0 by use of one bottle. War
ranted the most wonderful Blemish
Cure ever known. Sold by E. Norton
Druggist, Conway, 8. C.
s \
HOD. X. AVflY,
hs? cr tni Las***rt Contractors and cutis*
RRR IN NKRRARKA.
mm DISEASE 30 YEARS.
Grand Island, Nf.b., April 8th, 18OT.
>r. Mi Us MsdUal Co., Elkhart, Jmd.
Gkntukmrn : I had boon troubled with mtajit
IRK ARC TOR TNI LART SO YKARR, Aid although I
im treated by able physicians and tried many
amedlea, I grow steadily worse until | war com1CTCUT
NNORTRATKO ANO CONftNKD TO NT OCR
"TmOUT AN* HONK Of RCCOVKRV. I WOUld hAVR
ery bad sink In* nj>elli, when
ny pulse wor^I I Q f- Ijula atop beating
d together,^'* " * ^^and It was with
he groateet difficulty that my circulation could
*>"tHOI ISAN ns"'a
jring - - - -w w - - ?- 11101>*k
to consciousness agnitmiWhll# In this oendllon
X trl?<l your New H Cons. ?nd U){iin
r> improve from tho first, and no * I am able to do
, good day's work for a man CM jtwriof axe. I give
>h Mi lib- New Hiaut Cuai the
milt for my recover*. It is over six months elm-?
have taken any. although 1 koop a bottle in tho
oiwe in caao 1 should ncod it. 1 have also >. od
our NlRVI ANO LIVER PlLLO, *?d think. %
tent deal of thciu. Z. Avkky.
OLD ON A POSITIVE QUARANTCK
RY DR. MILES' PILLS. 50 DOSES 25 C^S.
W. L. Douglas
c*Mnr isthe ist.
O llvCa no squkakino.
CORDOVAN,
ENCH&ENAMELLED CALF
.'5.9-0 FlNEGAtf&kANflAROa
POLICE,3 Soles.
^*|7*BGte5CH00lSH0E&
LADIES'
r<oM>2.H7*
^""BesTDONGOl^
SEND FOR CATALOGUE
W'L'DOUOLAS,
3ROCKTON, MASS.
foil run nute money by purchasing W. I?.
Douglas Shorn,
Because, we are the largest manufacturers of
dvertised shoe# in the world, aud guarantee
he value by stamping the name and price on
he bottom, which protects you agaiust high
iriccs aud the middleman's profits. Our shoes
qual custom work in style, easy fitting aud
roaring qualities. We have them sold every,
rhorc at lower prices for the value given than
ny other make. Take t>o substitute. If youi
Iculcr cannot supply you, wc can. Sold by
*
STOP
AND THINK A MOMENT !
Do you know that I .011 soiling
goods almost at cost! For tho
next thirty days, I will sell
)ry Hoods,
Uotliing,
iotions, V
Iats &
thocs
very close for cash in order to
make room for my fall and winter
stock.
I also have some good bargains
in
rot>ac;co.
A good tobacco at 25c, and 22Jc
by the box.
Nails 3c per pound, and 2}c by
the keg.
Ho sure and givo 1110 a call when
on visit Conwav.
W.R.LEWIS,
NOW IS T1IE TIME
to place your orders for
THRESHERS
and I sell the best in Mm
... VIIV Klltl I\C?.
Write to me before buying.
Shingle Machines. Swing Saws,
Stave Machines, Band Saws,
Brick Machines, Gang Kip Saws
Planing Machines, Circular Saws,
mi all kinds of wood working machines.
Crist Mills
at from #115 to #150.
Saw MiKX
at from #100 up to #100.
Watertown
NGINES
ANI)
BOILERS.
Talbott
1NGINES
AND
BOILERS.
S<ed Cotton Elevators,
Cotton Gins and Presses,
HIGH GUADKand DOW PKICE.
V. C. BAD 11 AM, Gen'l Ag't,
Columbia, S. C.
C. L. ABRAMS,
BOOT AND SHOE
FINE REPAIRING.
Fits Guaranteed.
?DEALER INi?n^eGbionePiGgf
IpuifeS, ^0ba660f Giflaffg,
Ito.
Ice Cold Drinks in SeasonMch-ly
ZBcrsrxciasr' ?*
jrnvi-n
WRM KILLER
TUB GREJTRXT KNOWN REMEDY
A FULL LINE OF
Boykifi 0m& C0'3
yRE DRUGS FOR SALE BY
liUIt HOUGHS d> COLLINS
Conway, S. CMch-Vy