The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, May 06, 1897, Image 3
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IUKSDAY MAY (5 1897.
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| \iAts 4Sc. Roys Pants loo.
V ork Racket Store.
f.pples 5 cents per pound,
work Racket Store.
^i>er that 1 am selling Coffee
:Lfor *1. S. T. Sessions.
v
$1 to see Sessions'Sample
fc will'save you 50 per cint.
>ulu Moore returned home
' .^mst week from an extendi
Georgia.
\;llie MoOaskill, l.illie
?Maude Mayo, left yesterclmington
h
received a large lot of
4* of the best quality ]
M Sessions.
'r*\'pe8 at 2c. per pack,
in ill1 , . , |
harl10^ one8 to0' ,lt G,c
haw ket Store,
steal
-. *llo\vell has resuimd
pis well and we hope wili
? f't good results.
take Hemes, l'n:v.
houll . . ,
aim I irieil r ruiU, it
'"Wet Store.
missed j.
taken d*k left for Boston ,
ly her mother, who
ni 1 (1 l i. >. .. .
her ?Jl,g*?ter, Mrs. Me A.
Who#
i?K. he *
and wJ vetl a 'ftrgo lot of
not then Bunts that 1 will
".i 1'8- S-T- Sessomo
ot
child o? . . ,,
coined 'xtm mce Country
"Hftoound, lit New York
morning?"
"I can op
You soo I a^f the Burroughs
"I0. .^JrWi'duy for Hon
bo lato wit J
nightthalVn u visit to his
ark, whore
homo until
morning, Jnburyleft Monhad^wuiWjngp
jn Arkansas
wheroabonf which wo hope
"Nono.
friends in
have a rite Buckets, Wash
one lias Mf[g 0f Tinware nt
as thorouk ,, v, ,
swallowed thc Nelv York
liAU'nwor 1 j"
this morning.. ,
it is import** ^'ry who bus j
perpetrated Charles, during
heard of m.^tten(j tjlc (<on
Ho hand?
who road aijn before return
Your daughtei ?
If you want hoc'
offer high enouf I|;U8iU3 loose
will anawjr if y
aid uddreaaod t-oCilg08, 8 to LOC.
"Mr. Ge/Es8i)nces of all
"this is a sol . xr v~..i
* i Jv at ^ev.' York
tor is genuip
can recovof
hnvo to pay
whother wo f Charles Broaupotrator
of t Millionaire l)rv
Thus far ho u .v . , . 0
n,?t? skill.
"You say he?itiou at the
"Not so fas^e
judge tho sex
on a typowr'and daughter,
operators arelreI Wt<re )u.re
Otlier dotal lrf
tudied. I vsfitle went on to
ly. CoinoI \Vb vill also visit
Thojr prooooi. t
and loft tho fo|
tho next day'4 n Mvant.
"M. E.CommunicaV ' . i
esttonna. 1.7** 4 tile
Thenoo they wout'-//in the
house. Heating hiuu>
chair in tho libt
that tho butler v,o " course
Tho man outer'
apparent at <
manner undi who line been
Borvant of tl 3om0 time, rename
timo ho/ , , ,
and ?hrongh3f,r?nlcd lie'
with a delifc Hollidny, Jr.,
that he weir*- ;je wjth her
bo very
v?v \
/ s whioli migvaT- '
pbra.0 bo%,v.; ; b
In short, \f*,c
f thing to colt o * pnthy of a
becauso 8poi["va, 1 the loss of
PHd#v
"Ho I thoOp ft\\?lce (Jm
ton. tfUaiM
"And why, fc..
"Well, sir, I shoufi* ^,ylex.
and you're ustranger\0J.
all my master's frien(fcs,v'1 3 '
"That is your only
ing my profession?" '^h
j.nai b nn, bit. " v*
"Moulton, I am going |ja"
where your mistress has bcW
Mr. Barnes said this nadtkwntohed
the man closely, i
Roomed impassivo, and his ro
noncommittal.
"I hope so, sir. "
"Very woll," said the d
"Answor a few questions explic
you may givo 1110 great assistai
Tuesday morning you admittod
tor. At what time was it?"
"It wua about 8 o'olQojfr.
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"Wilmington will be over run with
Southern Baptists for several days,
and we hope that some of our people
will take advantage of the one fare <
ratoof ?3.05 from here, to attend at
least one Session of the Southern .
Baptist Convention The great and
small preachers of the deuoiniration
will be there, while such laymen us
(iov. Northern, of CI a., Joahu i 1 covering,
of Baltimore, and Uookafeller.
of Standard Oil notoriety will be
present. Wilmington is going to do
the big thing by the Convention.
Should yon fail to attend this meet
ing, it will be r long time before you
[will have so good a chance again.
Wo p.nnld not cm. vol wo nro wur
ranted in the assertion by those who
did go, that the excursion to W'ao.he
saw last Saturday was a delightful
trip ai.d grea'ly enjoyed l?v those
who participated in it, about one
hundred and seventy five being <>1
the number. Mainly under the aus.
pices of the Methodise Sunday
School in which the other Sunday
.Schools were invited to participate
was the excursion made. Too much
credit cannot be given to Mr. J. IV
Johnson and his committee for the
excellent arrangement they made and
which resulted in so much pleasure'
to all who went. 'I hat charming re* '
treat Waohesaw was their stopping
place wheret hey played, strolled and
indulged themselves to their hearts
content, partaking of a sumptuous'
dinner underneath the stately oaks I
and reaching homo before nightfall,
all happy and some tired.
Persuant to the call, the Chairmen
of the Township Hoards of Pensions
met at Conway .May Jrd, 1807, and
organized by electing.). M. Stalvey,
Chairman and K IV Pittman, Score
tary. On call of the roil the follow
ing Township Chan men answer d to
i heir names:
Bucks?1?. I/. Iiriit y.
Bayboro?t-I. Prince.
Con way--Asa Royals.
Dog Bluff?It. T. Nichols.
Dogwood Neck?Thus. Livingston.
Floyd8?J. t?. Floyd.
Galivnlits Ferry?? L\ Pitman.
Simpson Creek ? \V. M. Cox.
Socastee J. M Stalvey.
On an (led on being hold for
County Examining Hoard of tVu
sions, the following were elected uc
cording to the law requiring the
sumo.
J. M Stalvey, J. C. Bryant, E. I'.
Pitman and B. L. Beaty\ with Dr.
E. Norton as tho County Surgeon.
It was also ordered that the Chair
men of the Township Boards order
their own Blank Applications for I
Pensions from the Comptrollers Office
at Columbia, S C.
E. P. Pitman.
Secretary.
The Veterans of Floyds Township
met at Floyd's School Houseon Saturday
25th, inst. and .after p-op.
organization proceeded to the ehction
of a Township Board of Pen
sions: Messrs. I). U. Anderson,
John G. Floyd and 11. G. Bullock
were elected as such Board.
In accordance with plans heretofore
determined upon, they aFo while
together, proceeded to the organization
of a Township Camp, of which
A Iphii A.G)|iliam was clecu- I Commander;
Hardee Floyd, Orderly S.-r
geant, and Avery Floyd, (Quarter
Master and Trejisurer.
The Camp adjourned to meet at
same place or. Saturday May the 1st,
i wo-v
A. V.
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Floy (In.
Kditou I//i:uali): On behalf of
many goorXpitiz n oi Flovds Tow ,r
ship, who >n\ inten. 1 in the sub
ji'ft, I desire to ;isk one simple quei
lion of our lion. Senator through j
voui columns and ask thai lie answer j
in the same manner for the information
of all :
At the last election J h< re were two
persons in our township voted for I
the otlice o? magistrate, and for one
of these citizens, a petition was
circulated and extensively signed by
the qualified voters of th* township.
After the (lection the managers
certified the result, and we all con
lidenlly expected the appointment
oi certainly one of the only two per
sons who were before the ptop'e for
tlie office, but to our amazement
when tho appointment was made it
was another man who had never been
named among us for the place. Why
was the choice of the people entirely
disregarded?
\ClTIZEX.
Pitt's Pills
aoo. On v - > ^
tllO doc* I COIlTV d&n MHl 6iO{1^
I "Go on," fluid Mr. liarues* '
Minut thft* you know."
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Cool S|>rin;r?
Mi:. Kdituu:?I ??? in l:ist weeks
issue what tlie Bavboro correspondout
says. Some o! our Pensioners
express thernsoln s a> not being1 v. ell
pleased at the extravagant numb r of
persons composing the Hoards to eonduct
the Pension business, ail of
whom receive pay out of Pension
appropriation. Now Mr. Editor, I
fail to see where thoy get the in for- 1
inution from when thov say Boards,
as only one Board receives any pay.
1 will say in justice to mvsolf and
tho honorable members who compos*
ed Xho Committee, to whom all Pen
sions ;iti?l Dispensary bills was roforr 1
e<l. Uudor tho Act of '1M1, tho Conn- 1
ty Hoard received per day. Act
V)7, ?rjv?'H them $1, per day and live
cents per mile one way. I will say
t<? the old veterans nti I all concerned,
that I cant see wliy tbo County
Hoard should inaUe anv heavy diaw
on too Pension Fund, as the Town
ship Heard will do th * tints t of tho
work. Only now applications will
cotno before tbo Hoards in tho different
l owns.iip , wi i'ii thnii needs
will hobost known.
.1 i:i:i:miaii Mikiiok.
? <Hig
lot of Molasses at your own
price, at tli- Now York Kicket Store
? 5hn~1
rank .1 attics' War lYIoinorios.
A eroup of t 'onfederate soldiers
were "lighting their battles o'er'' in
the corridor of the Lac'ede Thui ty
afternoon. In the party was Frank
Juntos, who was with (JuantivU < u
ring the greater par of the Civil
War. "Talking about huttl ," said
t 'Olonot Jam ?s, "the jporute I
and sanguinary conflict in the histo !
ry of oiviliz w
(lent r.tlia, do. I was in nianv a
bloody eug ' with Qu in' roll,
Shelby ami o;h< r dashing h.uhts. :
but I never witness d anylhin ; lot !
so terri'de us tint Cvutralia fi dr.
There were less than 000 men. a;
told, engaged, but mailv 000 o!
them were killed on the fudd. *\
foraging part \ consisting of two
companies of cava ry und6r command
of Captains :I1 Anderson and
(Jeorgo Todd, tin bi . < dai 1 ^ I
in Quanttei s band, was sent it'
from hcadipiavieis at Bootivi'.l in
September, 180-! l iter were on!;.
2'4i> of us in tlt i p it't) 1' n.ni a Yau
koe egfment stationed at Paris there
was sent a company of 800' men un
der Colonel Johnson to run us back
to the south side of the river. Wo
Itcard t hey were coming witli a black
llag and prepared to receive them.
Johnson boasted to the people at
Centralia that he was going to .?tini~
hi late us. We heard or* this, too, and
thought we won Id go into the mini
hi hit ion business ourselves a little.}
1 We were umhnshcd in a strip of
woods just outside t he town. Marly
one morning Johnson's command
came marching out towaruAis with a
i black Ihm lint tci in" at it< '
- "o *% w %%v** ' *
sprang to our horses ami look po.-i li
11 in the edgeol' t\ thicket near the
road. Some of our men had not
1 tightened the girths on their .horses ;
as they had been trained to do by
Quantrell when going into battle,
and Captain Todd tnudo tliein dis^
mount and remedy the error. The
Yankees saw us doing this,'and evi
dently concluded that were going to
light them on foot. Their entire
comtn ml dismounted and. poured a
volley it.to'us while'wc were rem nut
ing. The volley went wide of its
mark, and then we charged on i ini
like devils. They sent storm after
storm of shrieking bullets over our
heads as vye were dashing down on
them. We held our fno n?11 i we
were so c'om tht we mold* s tin
whiles of their < .'-s. Wo wen arm d
only vviili pi. ' . At ike flrat (Ire
we moved dou o I ?eir front line, and
tlien the second line t.u ned ' >.<-.> a
*is. Ily iljis time we were no more
than 1Q yards apart On we went
with the fury ofjthe wind. Wi ran
sti aight throngli iheir line, and o
great speed had our ho: \s gained
that^we dashed j i :: 20 . ml bo omi
the enemy before w- * o11 d eh -k our
animals and go b to . .bat
damage we had wrought. Two bun
TTTmTinuit?Tgiuy u vc blue coats lav II
dead In the rosul mid th 15 uivjvo
were scamp mng throng h the brash
Only one of our men wMi ki 1 d and
another who w?: v. Minded di d the
next day. 1 don't believe the annuls
of modern war can show such a rate
of mortality as this."
Senator 1*1 111.
Senator Joseph II. Earlo is a very
sick man. His physician, Dr. I1. T.
Earl9, declares him to ho seriously
ill The Senator is troubled with his
kidneys and this is now resulting in
yyglenj ijgadaches, onuses and resty.an
not sleep without
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WILLIAM \V \ LACK l! \ c
li.
Floi mce, A,i:il;2!) -Special; C ti
M. W. II ii'llf , w!: i .s bo i \o \
ill :'?). ovcril d iy- <li 'I to 1 i it
his homo in this cit , at the advanced
ago of 81 vests
He was horn at Harlleeville, no v
Little 1. ?ck,*Mnr:on County, oo July
20, 1812. lie was the youngest
child of his father, who removed to
this Stale from Virginia and settled
in Mai ion County many years before
the birth of Gen. liarllee, and was
>k iit/tiki l\oi* nf ilt<? Skfotii 1 mriolo t ii va
It mv. IIU/V ? V* VIIV UV^IQ|(|VU1W
for eight years and afterwards clerk
of the Court and ordinary of his
county.
(Jen. llarllec did not enjoy the'
advant iges of a collegiate education,
hut received instruction in the uold
Held" schools of his county. After j
leaving school he entered the ollh-e
of Chancellor I)ar<;an, at Darling.on
and prosecuted the study of law
until his admission to practice, in
November, 1833, when he associated ,
himself with Mr. Dargan and began j
the practice of his profession at!
Marion Court House.
In 1830 he was elected to lite
legislature from Marion County,
and 011 the call for troops for the
Seminole war he was commissioned
by (J over nor Hutthr to take com
m ind of a latbi'ion of live compa
nics, with whio he mo'-ed to the
front, lb- was in Florida for three
moiulis in ii\ service, and built \
a, i i" (>n iSt t'aft e Uiver, which was i
known as Fort I laid too, now on tin*
railroad from Cedar Keys to Fern ?n-?
ilini. AfhT li \\ 'nr.ml lion. \ in
1837, Major liar!loo was olootoil
co'onel of t :JvM i n t?t of th
S' ito militia. In 1811 ho w s el.
I'd brii di r tfein ra! tin 1 i ado,
and in 181 > in tj >r gemra. of h
1111 In i .ado.
w
th I 'gidature from Minion Conn!
In 1848 ho was elected president ot
ill Wilmington so d Manch.
Railroad (Joinpany, \\ hich )> ilioti
h
.
i;a|' a of 35 v ' ho .-died t
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of 11. corp iratioa in 1855 and ac
lividy v sinned I ho duties of hie profession.
In 185? (len llarlloe was elected
to the Secession Convention. In
1800 ho was elected Lieutenant
Covernor of the State on'tlio ticket
wit!) (iovirnoi F. W. Ficlons. lie
was also sent as a delegate to the Secession
(Jonvon1 ion of 18fJO, which
took the State/\I of the I nion and
precipitated the war, and was afterwards
a member of the State Kxecn
live Council. lie was proposed for
Governor to succeed Governor Pickens,
hot declined to run tor the
otlice.
In 1870 Gen llarllee was known
as an extreme Democrat, and when
the Democratic Convention met
which liein nated Gen Ilmnpton for
Governor he was elected president. I
IP, tilled the* position with great
credit.
In 1880]hc was < looted to tHc State
Senate from Maiion County against
his wishes, and was one of the most
i? (lnential a d active ' monikers of
tha bodv. lie was chairman of tin
eotnmi tee on incorporations, and
enjoyed the lvspoot and eonlidenoc
of every memher on the Unci. In
188:i ho was made President pro
tempore of the Senate as a deserved
honor to one who had always served
his 8(nt? with imfultt ring devotion.
Tin- warden I larl'i.'s la-1 pnb'ic
ifliee. IP \v: < i ven t In n quit a i
old man, hiving reach 1 his three
.
lived in honorable retirement, lot
practicing hid pro ft i to wit-l. n
i few months of his deat0.
o #*( ctif
and lolmn'o
' Wt cii i was a pup ' at 1 r-hit '. j
academy over 4" j tj a ffadd
.)ad 1 ii. it ( i tIt i
wort* t > in the .t n y :< ;
'.V horn i VV I J I' 't; all ill facte
Due cn"!" from Turn t\ II" w.-sj
a bri.'iit, spirited li i,lu fellow, the
best scholar in his classes very
'|iiic!< to learn and the sort of a boy
that ev ay <ly said would 'amount
to something by and by.' IIis name
was dene llale. The other came
fiom Huckfield and was a year or
two younger, a little chubby chup,
i _ I _ ji l I _ i ?*? ? ' '
wuoin everyoouy iikou. wc ail called
bim Johnnie Long. He was the
marvel of the school in Latin, lie
had read Viigil through, and know
a great deal of it by heart. He was
a wonder, too, in Latin grammar.
After we left school I went west and
lost sight of them. Now I am here,
a member of the naval
teh house, Gene Hale i.
Ik
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of t!i- i aval co innitt. 0 iu'thc seii ite
a i! t i, .' i5 C: try of tlun
n ivy "
.. YOU ' - itKt.kitic
' * ? 1 x j v..mit >getwall.
i. p well, oi course. Remember
Uooti's Sura iparllla Cures
M us Clothing, $8.50, worth $15
$19,50 worth #15,50, f I.To worth
#10, ?t Now York Wicket Store.
Ladies Dress Goods, Ladies Hats
up to date, new and as stylish is can
bo had in New York Cits, at the
New York Racket Store.
Why Butter with Coughs, Cold
I a Grippe when Lwat.n k RitO
m<> 01 i nin 1: will eurev ?u it mod uy 1
Does rot produce the ringing in the
head like Sulphate <jutniNk. P
tip ill tablets convenient for taking
Guaranteed to cure, . money refund*
ed. Price, 35 i nts. Por rale l?y
I). M. Norton.
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PR KIT
The Gospel Temperance Union
will be sent free all over South Carolina
to those unable to subscribe,"and
at*25 cents a year to all others. Two
cents extra gets a beautiful story
book.
The i>ai er i 11 tended t.? I e r. rod -
hot lluming witness on church temperance
li in 8 igainst the demon of
strong drink in ail i's phases, espc
cinlly t he liquor t raHic.
Send addressee > .<
(loSPKf. Tkm it;: a > i
Colu :>Ida, S. ('.
jUAliiCKI ItEl'OH'L j
; v ) I 8' 7
n ine -85' . out p t
gai "i|,
t
hhl ;?.r r ud "jtl do for (loud
St aiiud
of
1 oe at \e qui-t
a > I.M f u* I 7<1 for Vel low |
l>ii- mm I :! 0 ) ?r Virgin,
Ordinary ...? eta, (;! lh ,
(loud Ouliiwny . d ' '
I ?o\v M idd ling... .*7 ' <l
M iddling 7'd " "
(Jood \liddling. ..? 7 i I Id '' 4k
GeornetOiVii MarketMay
I 185)7.
New Virgin 8.00
Vollow dip, 1.75.
Scrape, 1.85.
Oi ta tion.
I?y 1% III. a-:. 83 fcdt8?Vi 08 Ok, 1". .0, '
\\f II F.i'K \S, Mary .lane Smith made
SOI if t() llto f ? i r nit l?r?*? 1 i ..? .1'
* t # ' b' Ml 1 ",:u' |
Administration of the Fstato of j n I oiTccts
of ('urtis Smith deceit od
Those uro tlu roforo to cite and admonish I
all nnd singular (hi* kindred and < Irodltors !
of (he s:,i.i Ciu'tl.s Smith deceased, thatI
lliey lx and appear ri me, in the
Court of Probate, to I h id at Couwayl
I lorry Count) on M ly 10th, 1 is!*7
after puhlleotion thereof, at il o'clock in
tho t ironoon to thow cause, if anyithoyl
have, why tie- sai i Administration shoulu
not l?.? granted.
(iivon under my Hand this 20th day ol
April Anno Domini, IH!)7.
WM. K. IIaudwick,
I'robato Judj?c II. C.
7N? Wll y !<:.
All persona hoi* o.' claims against the
Instate of F. (?. i, ,rr ?u^li deceased, are
i hereby requested to pr- lit the -aine to
the under -iipied duly proven n<co dint? to !
law, within tin time fixed hy St itute. and
ill persona inde ' d to said Kst if" nro re-1
f|nlred to i mke immediate payment to
liiem at Conway, S. (
A 111 UK I'll unouciia,
iSxerut fix.
I), T. McNkim.,
Ilxecutor.
March 511st, 1H>7.
Tl.' e- r>r - ' il { < P
j i v r jt. n y c 4,
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Pytli iswi ft egulnrly ilio liist ami
r it >i ourii mouth until
otherwise oi l n
It. . ScahhoKOUoii,
('hull. ' in.
j. a ,\; n i.m
K. . a
Al.uy 1 -it h, Ui>. ly
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o't toi !; huv;?. (ml<rnf
D. A. SriVF.v. \V . Al.
(t. I'. QiJArt r.ii.vitm, s? t it t uy.
DELAYS A UK DANOKKOIJS.
A KB YOU I NHUltKI) ? Tho "Union
('outrnl Life 1 nsur.tnco Company" of ( incinnatii,
Ohio, is one ??f tlio best, if u<>t the
very be>t, Insurance companies in the
land, and issues tho most liberal policies.
It In?) secured tho highest rates of Interest
and had the lowest death rath of any coin
pany in the United States. It is the only
comp ny t'r t is examined annually hy a
State Inspector. The Ohio insurance laws
are Iho hest and most rigid In the United
States. F.vory lit*rcstof the polity holder
is protected by them. All persons seekin
protection for their families, or wish
ing t ? mnkn provision f< r themselves in
oiil M'. e, will llii'l it to their ti'lviMitf.'c to
Insure with B. L. IJ1CATV, Agent.
Ilucksville, S,
VHE BEST if what tut* l'eoplo
? buy tho most, of. That's Why
Hood's Sarsapiirillii has th< hv'jost
VALL MEDICINES.
i
Coats Spool Cotton
No ?' '> llViJjUl, ulltu ^UU Lull
buy It of
bouctit o
HOAf > CAUTS. BUGGIES.
IIA UN ESS.
The most complete line ever
brought to Horry
County.
IFVUiOTXIR, B^COKT.
(?ri te? or any thing else you may think
of at lowest market prices.
All of flic Staple (ioods
needed in this section
in endless variety.
WE GUARANTEE
BOTH ARTICLES
. . AND PRICES
Our Notion
Department
is complete
in every res
pect. Take
a look
A Nice Line
of Ladies Mats
Just Received and
will be sold at low figures.
Ladies wil cai
%
A l ine Line of
Furnitu re
ouk guarantee is woutii
something b isc a use
we make it
good.
^ /burroughs & oolllins
* any !
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The Burrougfv"? &0Cc 111ns
Company
Are So! Agents in this c* for
the following brum i >f Tobacco:
SWKKT UUM.
ILONKST BILL,
LONO COTTON,
PUfDK'OF N. C.
Chewing 7 ibacco,
- A?ANUFACTUUEI) BY?
W, P. I;3C:(! T 'k CO.,
High Point, N. C.
March, 10th 1800. ly. 5
Ur 1 an ! M > >T COM PLETE
SouthQEU.
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POLliE ATTENTION "J GUESTSPorter
'II Irons
L. H. BISHOFF
PRODUCE COMPANY
Pittsb 5.^, Pa.
Aro !an?o receiver.o!' il kinds of
fruits and vr Si .
SPECIALTIES:
I risli l' i ivtocfl,
Btrawl" i rics,
Afljmr
Po I ry and Hj ^s.
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III.FK' W\ II. IIowkll,
( ON Wil V, S, CJ.
The
I.Ba lk of Conway,
Capital, - - ? ? - $20,000.
surplus, - - - - $5?ooo.
VVc have just moved into our now 111
handsome quarters, m I ?ro 110 \ i r
irepared than over bet-ire to be of r.i
o;our Iriend-. ami patrons
We, transact ii, general bankiirr busine
mil gtwu uutee prompt attention to my
1 nd all matter- lnt.ru-ted to < ur c ue.
W e loan money in limit* I amount.-, on
iroporly endorsed notes 'and on papers
cured by silllU lent eollut> I.
In tlio Saving . Department we rece
* posits ol . l.oOan l upw ,rd and 1
iterest at tho.rate of lp<rceut 11 a
| a ! month ,?' .? p r . ' i? :
C more
l>.is Bank respectfully it ti <i sit-of
individuals, urns and cori a ons
generally, and .1 .. < ryt .mule
facility consistant, w. , id I :
o tlio * doin , busine 7, it
Our busim - bavin i . U > d
>lo wit bin the pat, e e i lUeiOOt pre >
>t the conlid
i*-l of The Board Direct' y i;s -noessful
innnageinent.
l>. A. 61 i K Y. Cashier
B. O. COhldNS, Pres. !
Prcfescici .3,1 Card c.
R. B. SCARBOROUGH*.
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ATTOIINKYS AT LAW,
Conway, S. C.
<30" Prompt ift'* i >ti '. iwa to all busl
ness Intrusted to our cure.
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