The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, February 18, 1897, Image 3
THF. HORRY HERALD. I
Published Every Thursday.
THURSDAY. FEB. 18 1897 s j
'LOCAL NEWS.
Master Leo McKeithan leaves to
dav for Newborn, N. C.
Major IT. L, Buck and Miss Jessie
left yesterday for Charleston.
A cruel story runs on wheels, and
overy hand oils the wheels as they
run^v
Mrs. W. A. Sanders returned to
ner nome 111 Wilmington, N. C., hist '
Friday.
Miss Mary McDennott, of Green
Sea, is visiting her brother hero for
a few days.
A Steam Saw Mill for sale at a
great bargain. Apply to O. 1\
Qunttlebaum. (
The yTreasurers report will tie
printed in this paper very soon, pos
? ?i.
aiuiy ucAt wa'R.
Dr. W. S. Stokes will preach f<r
the Presiding Elder at Union church
next Sunday morning.
Mr. Jno. P. Lee, living near town,
killed three wild turkeys at one shot
last Monday morning.
A pleasant Valentine party w::
had at the residence of Mr. and V. .
1). A. Spivey last Monday night
Miss Lillie Moore, of tlrantsvilie,!
after spending several days here with :
her friends, returned home Tuesday.
Col. E. B. Ellcrbe, of Jordanville 1
passed througli here Monday to aU
tend the saie at Howard the next t
day.
Mrs. Dr. Norton and her son, Mr.
James A. Norton, took passage on
A i 1 ' * 1
me sieamer ycsieruay morning f??r
Georgetown.
Bring your watches, clocks ami
jewelry to George 10. Lusted at. 1 lardwick's
store. All work done in first
class style.
Rev. T. J. G'obb, of the Baptist
church, on account of sickness was
not able to meet his congregation
here last Sunday.
Messrs. W. II. Howell, J A. Mc
^ ^ Dermott and C. P. Quattlebaum
went up to Howard Monday to attend
Tuesdays sale. i
The new post ofllce at the rear of
the Bank building, is the neatest and
most comfortable arrangement that
the public has yet had.
Mr. V. M. Marlow, of Waldo, Fla ,
formerly of this county and who has
been visiting his friends at Marlow
for several days past, returned home
to day.
President Ralph Nesbit, of the
Waccamaw Mounted Riflemen's
Club, requests the members to meet
at Wachesaw at 11 o'clock, A. M.,
Feb. 22nd.
Mr. Thos. F. Harmon General
Agent of the Home Mutual Firo
Protection association, of Newberry,
S. C., was here last Thursday and
Friday writing insurance.
Messrs. Bridgeworth Sc Milady,
contractors and builders T/ho have ,
lately erected the handsome Bank of
Conway here, made a trip to Georgetown
this week over the Waccamaw
Line.
liev. W. E Barre, of the Conway
circuit, preached here last Sunday ,
night for the first time. Mr. Barnis
a forceful and impressive speakv-r
and has already greatly endeared
himself to our people.
Mr. A. Bronner, of Zoan^ desires
to say that the late operation performed
on him by l)rs. Dusenbury
and Norton has proved entirely . uecessful
and he very much appreci- ;
ates the attention shown him when
here.
Mr. A. N. Cox has been dicedntr
? - on ? o
wells successfully for several months
on the different farms of Mr. F (1.
Burroughs on the other side the
river from here. He has just finished
one nt Grahamville 284 feet deep
with a good flow
Our young men aro becoming expert
bicycle riders. Mr. Alex Calhoun
has accomplished about all that
can be done on terra firma and has
attempted to ride on water, having
rode in the river here a few days ago,
getting a thorough wetting.
Mrs. B. B. McWhiteaml children,
of Ilendersonville, N. C., who have
been spending the winter in Conway
and vicinity, reached here a few days
ago from Britton'H Neck, where their
I; nkit was prolonged on account of
\ SB&||j^^yin(Uwill spend the remain;
with her parents,
Mr. J no. 0. Spivey, Presideut oft
the Conway Township Sunday School
Convention, says: "The Convention
will be held at Poplar church on the
20th and 21st of March, and that allj
Sunday Schools arc expect to send 1
three delegates. All are requested
to take dinner with them on Satur .
day."
Numbers of sentimentally inclin-1
ed young people took advantage of,
Valentines day falling on Sunday,
and rushed their missives of love and
affection through on Saturday. A i
party at Lake Butler, Fla., sent us.
one, and we are open for the recep' j
tion of like messages from every
fiimrlov
Kev. Sain I\ Jones the great evan^ i
gelist of (leorgiu, will lecture in!'
the Opera House in Marion on the '
23rd ilist, at S o'clock P. M., under
the auspices of the Pythian Lodge.
This, perhaps, will be the only opportunity
many of tie may ever have
to hear this famous lecturer and we M
would advise all to take advantage h
of it.
Kev. J. H. Wilson, of Marion, Pre
siding Elder of this district, passed
' V.i ',"h here last Friday, on his way '
o'o .tee. where he held quarter-i
l.y ( nl'eremv. Mr. Wilson returned '
to Marion on Monday, but is oxpec- i
ted to be hero to morrow and will 1,
nif:ii'b nn Kiwi,,,, i.irrl.i ....-I '
J w.. infill <11111 OH 11VIi 1 \ j
morning and night. His reputation
as one of our best preachers will attract
large congregations.
Senator Scarborough desires to
iv to those interested, that the rea- ,
son the Township Boards of Com- ,
mi sionsrs and the Magistaates for ;
the county have not been appointed ^
earlier, is that there has been legislation
pending relative to each of those
unices, and that he has withheld any
recommendations, by consent of the
other members of the delegation, tin-1
til the bills referred to become law, ,
or arc killed, and furthermore, that
M
he hopes to be able to furnish a full |
list of the appointin aits in next'
weeks issue of this paper.
t of A<1 vert isod la t has in the
Conway I'ost Ollicc.
Kcv. Cox, Baptist Preacher.
Charles McCloarv.
W. A. Hardee.
Win. M. McConner.
II. L. Williamson
Georgia Blake.
Miss Silvia Gowenins.
Due one cent on above for advertising.
W. II. IIowell, L\ M.
Grant! Jury.
Henry B. Martin.
W. I. Graham.
,J. K. Allsbrook.
Jas. B. Strickland.
II. N. Anderson.
J, M. Stalvey.
J no. O. Hammond.
Lewis M. Mills.
Walter L. Mishoe.
I). B. Watson.
J. II. Baker,
llenry Howell.
Benj. Cannon.
P. K. Bessent.
Isaac Cannon.
B. It. King.
W. L. Hardee.
Bethel Elliott.
IV.til /Jurors,
A P. Thompson.
A L. Alford.
J no A. Baxley.
E. J. Marsh i
W. B. Strickland.
W. A. JIughe3.
Patrick A. Gcrrald.
D. W. Graham.
II. A. Gcrrald.
(}.. W. Graham.
E. T. Ricks.
L.N. Stevens.
Gilbert B. Car trig ht.
Thos. Bell.
G. M. Fowler.
II. M. < ioff.
F. J. Mi lit ken.
K. M. Princo, (Bayboro.)
G. W. Mills.
J. F. Vcrcen
J. Q. Johnson.
L. S. Booth.
L. M. Johnson.
Jus. A. Owens.
Robt. IT. Hatcher.
C. \Y. J lux.
.ino. V. McDowell.
T. U. Bryan.
F. H. Claridy.
B. U. Parker.
VV- B. Carter.
M. E. Smith.
J. PI Dusenbtiiy, Jr.
I). B. Futrell.
J. M. Cox.
W. J. Turbevllle.
Newspapers were first invented by
a physician who finding his visits
welcome whenever he brought any
news or gossip, applied to Cardinal
Richelieu for a patent to publish the
A(l riun.
There is very much sickness in
this community at present.
Ucv. S. A. Cook filled his appoint
meat at Maple church last [Saturday
and Sunday.
Humor says that happy'wcdding
bells will bo soon heard ringing near
here.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Smith, of Cool
Spring have been visiting near hero
recently.
If your San ford correspondent will
kindly tell us how many times the
Cane branch Sunday School has met
in regular session since the first of
last December, and also inform us of
the hour of opening his school at
present, I as one of the general ofiiners,
will he pleased to favor his
school with a visit at my earliest opportunity.
J.N.J.
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ltev. J. L. 15. I lucks, of Socnstec,
ifter an] illness of seven days, died
;\t his residence at 3 50 a. in., Sunday
February the 7th, about tifty-three
years of age,
Brother llucks was a devoted
christian, having joined the M. 1'
Church SSoitth when < lite a l?>v and
soon after made a pi ifession ??i' religion,
tut, sometime before the hre. king
out of the war. claimed to have
lost his first love an 1 passed throu. h
that trying ordeal in that condition
is a private soldier in Lee's armv,
making many promises, that if (lod
would carry him through safe, hat
he would serve Him th
jf his days. lie pro'e*
claimed at a r viva niectin; h Id it
Soeastoo hy 11.v. II. I'. - Lav* uot
many yai ; j: ,c I i war an I l ej
his promise, remaining a i
soldier of the cross 'o the < n .. s.
iuu in all of the official capacities of
Ilia church, until lie r a 1 d the p >
iition of local preacher, wliir' pro
ved the most useful and ?\ nC'ii I
part of his life, being a giv, v. ri. ;*
in revival meetings.
Becoming dissatisfied with I he j olitv
of his church towards then loca
pivachers, he cast about for- relief,
which lie found in the Methodist
Protestant Church and obtaining a
certificate of his membership and
unitedjwith the M. P. Church, serving
faithfully whenever called upon
Brother 1 Lucks was a good citizen,
a devoted christian and was always
found in the front) ranks, battling
for the truth, lie left the brightest
testimony, a precious legacy to those
who, mourn after him, saying that
all was bright beyond.
The deceased^ leaves a wife, eight
children and manv relatives and
J . ~ ?
friends.
Soldier ot Christ, well done,
Host from thy loved employ
The buttle fought, ihe victory won,
Kilter thy Muster's joy.
J. N. McC.
Mrs. Mary Causey, wife of Mr.
Chns. N. Causey, died tyt her home
at Cox's Kerry last Saturday morning
having been sick about one week.
She was buried the following day at
Centenary church where she was a
faithful member, Kcv. I). A. Calhoun
the pastor, conducting the funeral
service.
Mrs. Jno. B. Cae of this township
died at^her residence Sunday the 1'tli
about 8 o'clock, and was buried tin
following day at the, family grave
yard. Mrs. Lee was a member oi
Salem Methodist church and will hi
mis3ed in the community wnere . ,n
had alwuys lived.
Mr. J. (i. Lawrence ato.it sixtj
years of uge, iorimny oi M iui
county, but lor several y> urs |
I resident^! Horry ,jii:d near cam on
u lew days since.
Mr. W. L>. liourn, of the Hun.
Landing section tiled last Mo.,dui
morning ol ' tiripjie." Mr. Louri
was4a good man and will be niisset
in the community.
An infant child of Mr, and Mrs
Aliilcford Todd, near Jorduuville
died last Saturday.
?. m M
cm. J tat i moii i Seriously ill.
Mexico City. February M.? (Jni
ted [States Minister Hansom is on hn
way buck to North Carolina, having
l\onn on in iivnitiwl Li* ?
WV.V1I UIIIMIIK/IIUU uy <k lUK'^lctlll (VII
nounciug the serious illness of hi
wife. It is feared that tho ministe
will not return before his successo
has been appointed.
Minister itunsom has won theuni
versal good will of the American
and Mexicans here, ile has been ef
floient, careful, and most courteous
having the sincere respect of th<
Mexican government, and his atti
tude on ull matters that have arisei
has been patriotic and thoroughl
American. The legation is left il
charge of Secretary tSepulveda,
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MA'M'I ! "?>
Married atSul m Methodici church
on Surd v January :34th by Jiew J).
[A. Oalhouu, Miss Gertrude 1*. Lee,
daughter of Mr. J110. B. Lee, to Mr.
Walter Lewis, all <>f this county.
Vesterday morning at II o'clock, I
at the residence of Mr. \V. II. Briv-j
ett, at Brivetts, on the W. & C.
Hoad, Miss Jennie Belle Brivett was
united in marriage to Mr. K. T.
Lewis of Conway, son of our Mr. W.
it. Lewis. the nueiulantH upon the
bridal party were, Miss Lena Lewis,;
sister of the groom, ami Mr. Hump
llardwick, of Lor is; Miss Hippie
llardwick ami Mr. dames A. Calhoun
of Conway; Miss Meta DuLois, of
Marion and Mr. Noiman Sessions of
Conway. Ke\. W. K. Harre of the
the Methodist church ofliciatcd in an
imprcssive manner.
Why suffer with Coughs, Cold
and LaGrippe when Laxativk lluo
mo i i"nink will cure you inoueday
Does not produce the ringing*in the
head like Sulphate (juinink. Cut
up in tablets convenient for taking
Guaranteed to cure, >r money refunded.
Price, i*'? cc " ts. for srie by
Dr. L. Norton.
I Tutt's Pills
Cure All
! V ? . >; t v)
IJV'^ P"S
' ^? t r?. r. ?.iOti
;;/ / /v/ ,7' nwoin.
7 , ) '< ). n is:)7
r t - ! out 71-1
i 1 >*i 11?Murk t ? : ' . 10 per
III II' liooil
Si iii!?>' .
Tur ? AI k 1 !i,1 1 .1 1 - j) r \>bl
I of 380 il;.s
Crude Ti rpeui ne Market quiet
V ollow
i I)i ? an(1 I 1 or V ' ;in.
COTTON ?Dull.
: Ordinary 1. < : . (d 11
I flood Ordinary. . ' 4 "
Low M iddling.. .. 0 ; " '
.Middling 01 "
Good Middling. ..i 7 1 10'' "
Georgetown MarketFebruary
13 IS'.)?.
Now Virgin 1.75
Vol low dip, 1.75.
Scrape, 1.25.
The
Bank of Conway,
Capital, ----- - $20,000.
Surplus, ------- $5,000.
Wo have just moved Into Tour now and
hopri.-fN?v.'. ounrtors, and arc now bettor
I?r trod man over before to bo of service
to our friends and patrons
\\ e transact a general hanking busin. -ss,
and guarantee prompt attention to any
and all mutters intrusted to our care.
We loan money in limited amounts, on
properlyiendorsed notes and on papers
> secured by Ruflleient collateral.
In the Savings Department we receive
deposits ot vl.OOJand upward and allow
interest at the rati* of 1 percent perannum
for 3 months, or 5 per cent for 0 months
' or more.
This Hank respectfully solicits the deposits
of individuals, firms and 'corpora
lions generally, an 1 will give every reasonj
able facility con>i t nit wi'h sound bank in?r
! to those doing bu dm with It.
Our bu ln? >s ! ivli Increased over dou;
ble within the pa ' \e > i < suflieient proof
I ot the confidence inspired by the personnel
of The Hoard Directors, and by its suet"
eesslul management.
D. KY, Pushier
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l)i; AYo A UK DA J 0J4R0US.
' A)?! i ' > i P r!> > he "I'nion
i (Jentl vl I .it'.' 5 n lilt ' ;v" I ('in
clnnnitl,1 )liid| i no ol tlm be 11 not tin
I. ir nce ( . in <he
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It i iir It dn ' P.- st
an Ik I : h l > v> ; 'i y i. 'in
iny i . lie Unl d ia' it i .>nly
i eomp ny t. i ,t :a < un . n by a
ntcins] ctor. i ins laws
f av the b t and st i I nit d
States. EveryIn *cstof pol yholder
is protected by t..ctn. All pot -n se>'kl
lag protection f< r their families, or wish
ing to fnako provlsion for themselves in
old e. will find it to their advantage to
I it. ,iiri: wiiii i>. IJ. niiA l'V, Agont.
Ui;i !.-vilU>, 8,
A..,-.,:,.
II" 11In. Comiii mluition ol Conway
Lodgo, No, 03| Ai'iF/tM, will bolipid on
rind It; ilay ni^ht of < cli month, at 7:110
. o'clock h irp, t [iy order of
' I>. A. SlMVKV, W. A1.
8 ('. I'. C)i'AT'i nKi?ArM, Secretary.
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NOTICE,
f Cypress Timber.
Prices for cypress timber on the
present freshet will be 5c. to 0 cent
delivered at our null in Georgetown
for timber 17 inches and over in dis
ametcr. 18 and 20 feet lengths are
undesirable and will he paid for at 1
, cent per foot.
J Gaudneh & Lacey Lumuek Co.
Georgetown, 8. C.
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I PROTECTION from the grip,
Y pneumonia, diphtheria, fever and
11 epidemics is given by Hood's Sarsapavilla.
Itmukce PUR^BLOOD.
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Notice of Sale.
F. \V. W.\<lKNKIl A C'o.A
aud others. J
FiaintUYs. /
(lyaintl V
I W.J. Smith and Acs (
11 x 11. He uu, trading u>y
Smith A Hurr, and others. A
Defendants. '
LfNDKU AND HY YIUTUK of tho
' order of His Honor K. c. Wa is,
Judge Fourth Judicial Circuit, dated Jnn
vidrd, lSi?7, made in the above entitled a<
tion and now on tile in the otlice of Clerk
ot Court in und for Horry County, the undersigned
as Heceiver of the propc t> of
the defendants, Smith A Hurr. will .sell
before the C >urt Hou.-e at Conway, S
at public aucti> a on the lirst Monday in
March next, All and -angular, the Heal
i. i.lit1 01 tne - iiu Mnitli vV liurr, situate
at and near Howard, initio County and
Statu aforesaid, comprised ot three (Jl)
tracts adjoining each other and containing
in Hi a grogate Two Hundred and ninety
act more or less, a more lull description
of which will lie given on day ol sale,
or on application to the undersigned.
Terms of Sale: One third cash, balance
on a credit Until the lirst day ol January
next, the credit portion to lie secured to
the satisfaction ol the Attorneys for Plain
tills and Defendants in said action, and to
l?> ir interest at 7 per. cent per annum, or
the said Attorneys may agree upon other
tortus of sale, w hich w ill lie.inade known
on day of sale.
C. P. QUATTIjKBA P M,
Receiver
Conway, S. C., Feb. 1. 1807, ;tt
Decree fo . artition ani! Sale*
^'. \TF. Cl dOl I II CAltOPlNA, I
O COL'NT\ OF HOUKV. \
Wm. F. M'siiok, 1
Plaint! i,
v. I
s\u.\ti skiitrr,
Thomas .Skutku, |
ct. al. I
Defendants. J
" J> I K^FANT tothe decree of lib llon;
? or. .I line Aldrieli i ,esldin,r .Judge,
roiKI'Tt 'l 111' i :i In ?\ .tlllcM onuso, Jif
tlic term of ii i ('on' 1 Common I'i us
! for II rry County in tIi bib- ol South
Carolina held ?<U*d ol (Vto r 18'Jil, I \v II
oil i r ('AS' it pul . ucth i bofor<
H tin t ' ui w <4 \ in dil
' ' i in* . . tin 1 rst M < idny In
1 \t, in till tit Ii nr |
il 'n' V 11 '(" I l! lis I I lllll, lit'
I in tlio uoni
lot iii ? :?o o I-1 wit:
\Ii nil in. r it l-tnin trait ol
t 'ii .i* < ir oil (1' (|) .t ms
uioro or 1 m, km at: Solomon tultip
:tt 1 . I, ti.t i' ! boro t >\v nsliip
County ol I .1. i , v f'iri dd.boim
tb'd 'I'tll b\ ! . o> in, .. tiruli: n
, unil A. II. i'riuc<. ' l?y Ian is ?>l !. ill.
1 liny, South by liu lb ry 11. Itoborti
i
The pr?.? u'l \v us sold stilcsdiiy In l)t
t'liibor hSUb, Mrs. Sarah Skipper beliu Mn
: | 11r? 11 isi r and slut nut. hu\ i tig COIllplh'i
j with the bid, it will b ? ro obi at her i i^k
? .1. A. Mol.) Kit MUTT,
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F b. 0. If".K!.
Ksturns.
NbTICl'l is In Toby given tliut t In* A ml
itor of I lorry ('oiinty will attend tin
lonowoig places ill 111 < time spceillcd, to
the purposo t^f receiving returns ol a I
taxable personal property :ilu1 polls it
I lorry County Tor (ho fiscal year coin
meneing Nov 1st, 180(1, ami ending I
:ilst 1SU7.
The rest of the time lie will he at
his oflioe in ('onway.
All able bodied males between the agei
of 21 and 00 years are deeme< taxable
polls. I'rovided that all Confederate Net
erans are exempt at 50. All Monies, Notes
etc., above Indebtedness ft re taxable.
Assessments of nil property shall la
bast d mi the usual selling price of siniih
property at Mxeeutors and Admlnlstratoi
sales.
Failure to make return in tlino spec!
lied subject, the delinquent to ft penalty ol
50 per.rent.
J. A. Lkwih,
Auditor, I lorry County
r\< m cj 1*1.
("onway bodge, No. 00. Knights ol
I 'yt Ida will timet regularly tin- first And
tliird Thursday nights of each month until
otherwise ordered.
It. It. ScAitllOUOUOII,
Chan. Com.
.J. A. Mol) EHMOTT.
K. It. Ai rt
May Mtli, 00. ly
rv? )rricj so.
To Administrators, Exoeutors and (litar
dian . you will |doase eoine and make
y< ur, lieturns to I'rohat.'.1 ltd a .before the
first day of .\la*rh, aeeordi ig to I,aw.
\VM. E IIakdv, jck,
I 'rob .J ud jo, II. C,
I Jan. hth 1897.
iv<r>r rioao.
. M'i'lC . Is la i l?y n tii tot tin* 9th
d of M roll lh!)7, tire i 1 i dt'uod will
n > to V. J i. t i vlf t'r bate Ju igt
6 Horry County f m rdcr of final dls
churg< from tiie dut ' ol an UXoCt tor ol
tint last Will of Irs. J, irlow, decoft*
se 1. J I ih Smith,
l.'vi./-..I-...
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I 117 AljTKI) | AN Who cni
YV thltik of some siiuplo thing to pntl
, ent? I'r<it<!ct your id< . lii.y ,nv l.rin:
you wealth, write JOHN WKDDKli
BURN & CO,, !'?' ' Mtori y?, Wash
in too, I , 0.f for their 61,800 prize offoi
ni. ill t ol 11\o hundred iti volitions wantei
Professioiial Cards,
R. B- SCAR BOROUGH
flttopen^ fit Li aw
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IMUttl'JO# f./
IML-u.t'u.eil X-iif
1 ,.,-jurance Co. of
ISTe^w ITorlc.
Jotinann A lulinnon, ( .Johnson* A QunMlohniu
.Virion, tt. C. ) Conway, BC
JohF.sons % QuattlcbauRF
ATTOKNKYS AT LAWj^
Conway, t>. C.fC
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Prompt attention giver ^*s-.
nesa intrusted to our care, f ^
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CoatsSpool Cotton
No uso t ) pay freight, when you can
buy it of us at Agents prices ami get the j
benefit of all discounts.
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HO A I) OA UTS. nur.o IKS.
11A UN 10SS.
The most complete line over
brought to Horry
County.
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JT .UU J-v,
1 norn,
(?r i! or anything el so yon may think
of at lowest market prices.
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All of the Staple (loods
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1 : needed in this section
in endless variety.
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BOTII ARTICLES
. . AND I'BICES.
Our Notion
Department
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in every respect.
Take
n look.
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1 A Nice Line
oll.adics tints
Just keceived and
will be sold at low figures.
Ladies will call,
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A F7ine Line of
Furniture
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OUU GUARANTEE IS WORTH
SOME'lfylNO BECAUSE
j IT
:f ? COM,INS
SHOES. I
SHOE S4 I
1 have just bought the largest lot
>f Sample Shot brought to I
Jon way. Now is tho time to get
roar foot wear for winter at nianu*
octurerg price. Don't fool your
noney away by buying paper Shoes.
'"Hit' ai.il gt r niv pf id > is all 1 a :k I
will leave tho rest with you.
CLOTHING. I
Men's ,Clothing at prices that I
:ant be beat.
NOTIONS
Notions too numerous to mention.
Such ns Silk (Moves, Silk Mils, Silk
lelts, Leather Belts, etc. 4
DKY GOODS,
Space will not permit moMo menion
Prints, Dimities, Dawns, Veiling
nul Satiues at i>rices that wil ustonsh
you.
s. rr 3EGSIONS.
if fine Burroughs CoM'ns
Co mru pa my
Are Sole A gen' t in this Section for
li. "allowing hruiula >f Tobacco:
b o KFT (1UM.
IIONKST PILL,
CON <? COTTON',
PKIDU OF X. 0.
C!h< >v.!Ql^ To.
aNUKAOTUUKD liV ?
W, P, FDCKETT & CO.,
Ili&li Point, N. C.
March, P.)th 18'JO. j lv.
Largest ami HOST COM PLI' TK
Ms!ahlishmtmt JSoiilhqto.
J. HjlCKtR & Sflf!,
**' 1! m* * Manufacturer
of?
1)00 US, SASH, BUNDS, MOULDING
AND BUILDIN0 MATKKIAL.
CHARLESTON, S> G
544-518 Kino, Opposite Cannon
Stiikbt.
Sash. Weights Corel and
Hardware.
rr ( 1 NT 1^ iw\o I'm / , ?. ?
y V i i\ I' W "*? ? 1 1U.N H
,< 'i A I <?<?<>?! Salaries
-AL GUARANTEED. V
15 v THE
tie or gin. ' Business ('nihil
i.ntm.Uiutely on completion of single
coarse ? otto-half tho expense
of other colleges. Must
have
FiFTv >IKS IN XKXT SIXTV I)AYa.
Writcor wir rut ictliateF to
GEO ilC I V MMINESS COLLEGE
Macon, (la.
5 Per CeniPeri/loiiilior
GO Per Cent Per Year
Guarantood to All Luvoators on In
1 vostinonL both Largo .'.ml Small
W11KN M All K WITH
THE NEW YORK INVESTMENT CO
HliOKISUSolN
STOCKS BONDS GRAIN IN(1
cotton;
40 AND 42 liUOADVVAV,
New Yokk City.
PLANTER'S
HOTEL.
M AH ION, .0.
1'iilly Equipped iu livery
Particular.
POll IE ATTENTION TO GUESTSPorter
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