The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, August 17, 1899, Image 2
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THURSDAY MORNINGIIY
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CONWAY L'UHLlSlllXG CO.,
CONWAY, S. C.
H. W. NOLl?EY, Hditor & r\Kr
suiisciumoN:
Ono Your, - - - $1.00.
Six Months, .00.
Three Months, - - .25.
ALWAYS IN ADVANCE.
JfcaSP'Ono cent a word in excess of 150
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Kwonilclaes Matter.
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insertion.
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of general interest, when written plainly
A'itli ink and accompanied by the name
of the author. Thes.* should be directed
to the Editor of 'I tit; Hkkai.d.
REM 1TTANCKS
For Subscripti< ineor Advertisements must
bo made to the Manaokk, Conway
l'lim.isuiNo Company.
THURSDAY, AUG. 17,
Tit k Secret ary of War is giving
his whole attentic.il to the IMiilippine
question ami all are agreed t hai lie
has his hands full. lie expects to
have a suflicient army at lai/.on by
the end of the wet season and will
push the Filipinos to the wall at
once. There is 110 doubt, of this governments
power to do this thing,
but there is a question of right in its
doing so.
Frm.ie sentiment in opposition to
our policy m nic i'hiiip]>incs increases
each day and will continue to increase
until the question :s settled.
The conduct of this government in
the prosecution of the war will fail
of endorsement by the people at
next years, election. Knowing this
the administration will attempt the
speedy subjugation of the Philippines
in the early fall.
Tim late hurricane in the West Indies
has resulted in great destruction
to life and property. In Puerto
Rico where the greatest damage
was felt, an alarming state of affairs
exists and the people of that island
are helpless and destitute. The Sec
rotary of War lias issued urgent
appeal ti> the (lovornors of Stales to
take immediate notion. A ship load
of supplies has already been forwarded
from New York. One
thousand tons of fo > 1 will be needed
each week for som time.
Senator Tii.i.m w stirred up the
hornets in his late -irater speech
and unless he succeeds in pacifying
the disturbed element, which is nc
mean factor in South Carolina polities.
his return to the Senate will
not he over a bed of roses as has
been predicted for him for sometime.
Me says that ho was incorrectly reported
and that he did not say that
"the prohibitionists were a lot ol
liars and cowards." We only judge
him by what he is reported to have
said and if the reporters are at fault ,
then his denial of the charge should
be satisfactory. There is a oonsid
erable number of prohibitionists in
1 !?/? C t r. t ?.? -1 - 1 ' ' ' "*
nu utaiu inm reasonaoiy tney do not
relish being called hard names who
are irritated over the matter. We
have believed that Senator Tillman
could not so far forget himself as to
voluntarily insult so large a class of
his people. No good could possibly
accrue to him from such a course
ar.d his bitterest enemies have never
classed him as a fool. We have had
enough of pandemonium in South
Carolina for a season and in the recent
past have been luxuriating in
peace. Don't stir up the hornets.
Something Good Coming.
Edward Thomson, LL. I)., tin'
eloquent lawyer-preacher will deliver
his popular address "True Americanism"
on Tuesday night September
5th, in the Methodist church at
8,HO p. m This is a first-class lecture
-equal to the best and yet
admission will be free, because the
Sunday League of America has engaged
Dr. Thomson to give this lee
ture in thirty-five cities of this State
and Conway has been selected as one
of the places.
mm ? Wn* Keep
the Stomach and Dowels in
good condition, the Waste Avenues
open and free by an occasional dose
of I)r. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine.
For sale byl)r. E. Norton.
Twentieth Century Movement
Tlu? urcut r? 1 ginus dci.oiniuutioi s
of the wo; Id have inaujjui a'.c d a "
iwcn.ith century movement which
is t ? take the form of .1 platitude of
fori 110 The lands that will he rais i
d by the ditTeront denomhuitions I
\\ & 1 take dillerent directions. In i
some ehurehes it will take the diree t
lion of foreign missions, the li piida
tioy of elmreh debts and education, j
With the Methodists the inovemenl
is educational the world over. The I
purpose of Methodism is to equip ?
iter edueational institutions for bet <
tor service in the twentieth century.
The tioure. of consolidated Motho- ;
dismare$ ?O.O0U,O( (h Of t hisainount i
the Motho list lOpiseopal Church, i
South, will raise ?1 .hOO.OOO, and of
tills amount the white Methodists of '
South Carolina are called u;oa to I
raise ?100,000. At an edueat ional
m 'etino of the preachers of the Marion
district, with some of the laymen,
the followi in plan of action
was drafted and the request made
for its publication in the various
secular natters mihlisluwl within tin.
I I ( X.../..VV. , ..V. ?... V..V
b minis of the district.
Your committee appointed to
surest an out line for .practical <*'ork
in accomplishing the purpose of the
Twentieth Century Movement make
the following suggest ions:
I. That the amount be embodied
in the pastor as the leader of our
I srael.
2. That every facility for enlightening
the mind and stirring the conscience
on this great movement of
the church be furnished our people.
We suggest the large circulation of
the "New Century Kducution" and
any other literature that will give
light.
Id. That the pastor of each circuit,
and station appoint an executive
committee to aid in the general
management of the interests of the
movement in his charge. On circuits
this committee to consist of
three laymen from each church.
1 1 A \ A ...?
/msj muion ciriuuis liic pastor ap
point ill each church an executive
commit tee ol live three of this number
(> b* members of the circuit executive
committee The pastor is
request. (1 to meet the church committee
iit every appointincut.
I. That mass meetings lie held at
the most central point in every
charge to Ik followed by snuiller
massmeetings at eiich church.
5. That tin* presiding elder ap
point a District Hoard of Education
consisting of live three ministers
and two laymen, of which committee
the presiding elder shall be chairman,
to have under advisement the
general interests of the movement
in the district."
J. W. El.KINS.
Remarkable Rescue.
Mrs Michael Curtain, IMainlield,
111., rrahes the statement, that she
caught cold, which settled on her
lungs; she was treated for a month
by her family physician, but grew
worse, lie told her she was if hopeless
victim. Her druggist suggested
Dr. King's Ncjv Discovery h V
Consumption; she'bought si f?ottlo
and to hoi delight found herself benefitted
from lirst dose. She continued
its use and after taking six hot
ties, found herself sound and well;
now does her own housework, and is
sis well sis she ever was. Free trial
bottles of this Croat Discovery at
Dr. K. Norton's Drug Store, large
bottles ad cents and $1.00
DRUMMING.
Csipt. IC. M. Pace, manager and loIssK'co
warehouse ssilesman, at Clinton.
N. C.. has tliis talk in the Democrat
that lisis point to it.
Drumming is all right when done
by one in authority to speak. For
instance, the proprietor of a warehouse
visits you and solicits your
, patronage and tells you he is going
to do so, that mea :s something, Lut
for ssn employed man to be paid to
ride around and make promises don't
' amount to a row of pins. Don't you
be misled by drummer's fair promises,
you got tho say from the head
of the linn, otherwise keep away
from that market and house. You
hear me.
Story of a Slave.
' To bo bound hand and foot for
years by the chains of disease is the
I worst form of slavery, (leorge I).
Williams, of Manchester, Mich., tells
how such a slave was made free. He
says: '"My wife has been so helploss
for live years that she could not
turn over in bed alone. After using
two bottles of Electric Hitters, she
is wonderfully improved and able to
do her own work. This supreme
remedy for female diseascc quickly
cures nervousness, sleeplessness,
I melancholy, headache, backache,
fainting and dizzy spells. This miracle
working medicine is a godsend to
weak, sickly, rundown people. Every
bottle guaranteed. Only 50
i cents. Sold by Dr. E. Norton,
Druggist.
Three Things To Do.
Three things you should be sure to
d<>.
1st. If you arc a farmer, sell your
tobacco at the Horry warehouse.
Conway is already the best tobacco
market in this section. besides,
with your patronage you help home
and consequently self.
i)...,
? Iiv?. I ?wty j will f;uwus 111 Villi way
and of course give a liberal sharo to
the Nkw York Rackkt Stork, simp
ly because it is t?) your interest,.
3rd. Don't fail to take in this
last excursion. (Jo down and have
a nice time and the trip will lie sure
to do you good, Leaves Conway at
(5.30 a. in.
<+ m ^ *
Volcanic Eruptions
Are grand, but Skin Eruptions
rob life of joy. Huckion's Arnica
Salve, cures them, also Old. Running
and Fever Sores, Ulcers, Roils,
Felons, Corns, Warts, Cuts, Bruises
Burns, Scalds, Chapped Rands,
Chilblains. Best Rile cure on earth.
Drives out Pains and Aches. Only
25 ets. a box. Cure guaranteed.
Sold by Dr. E. Norton, Druggist.
Send us the news.
liU.^AA l OH v-ONt* AY.
>h Start i > u F.?< orrery This
Weoh.
A 1 ?rg* exporter who ha > loeat.d
ii'iVi am. vl.o hasoceu imyni},' large- '
y and s''.tippingdirect to his stein 1
nery in another town, has decided
,o stem here.
As said above, this party will be- t
?in stumming tobacco this week, j
L'his means much for Conway's to- i
)aeeo interest and the good of the n
ounty, us it will give work to many <
)t our people. 11
The t'onway TobaeeoMarkvt is on r
i solid busis. The success of the
market thus far has been very mark. J'
jd and a surprise to all except those
who who directed the movement.
They seem to be men who know t eir s
business and are not afraid to meet !
the demands of the times.
The stemmery means HOincth ng s
for I lorry.
t
Bismnrk's Iron Nerve t
Was the result of his splendid
health. Indoinitahle will and tremendous
energy are not found where ?s
Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Bow- t,
els are out of order, If you want ?
these qualities and the success they |
brino, use Dr. Kind's New Life 1'illls.
They develop every power of brain
and body. Only 2f>o at Dr. K. Norton
s druo store.
I'jX-Clov. Atkinson, of (leor^ia,
?.ie I on Tuesday at Newn.tn lie '
was a man who had the courage to I
exp ress his convictions, and to en
I, < 1. .... .. Iw... i. . < I.i
V- t \ ill ill IIV II UV. IIU'U^III III; \> il*>
right and they came within tlu* do- ,
main of his suithority. Wi' ran ill afford
to lose such nam unless we had |
more of t hem.
A Mother Tells How She Saved Her |
l.ittle Daughter's l.ife.
I am the mother of eight children
and have had a great deal of experi- >
enee with medicines. Last summer
my little daughter had thedysentery (
in its worst form. We thought she
would die. I tried everything I
could think of. hut nothing seemed
to do her any good. 1 saw by an s
advertisement in our paper that t
Chamberlain s Colic, Cholera and |
Diarrhoea Uemedy was highly rec.oin |
mended and sent and got a bottle at \
once. It. proved to be one of the f
very best medicines we ever had in |
the house. It saved my l'utledaugh- c
tcr's life. I am anxious for every -i
mother to know what an excellent |
medicine it is. Had 1 known it at <
first it. would have saved me a groat
deal of anxiety and my little daughter
much sulVorir.g. Vours truly, Mas.
I\ Ib ui'icK. Liberty, l\. I For sale '
by Dr. K. Norton and all medicine '
dealers.
Josiah Allen's Wife's New Story, ^
' .losiah Allen's Wife" (Marietta i
llolley) has linished her new story, i
and the lirst installment is published i
in the L a I?I ! : s I lo.M K Jolt it \ At.. It is I
in her characteristic, humorous vtdm, t
but may be said to be a story with si I
purpose. It hears the name of ''My <
Stylish Cousin's Daughter." ;
The Most Reliable Worm Destroyer l
i ii I ! eo
Messrs I M. <S: II. F. Powell, prom }
inent morcaanlH in Columbus conn- '.
ty, N. 0. wrote us in July 1887, that .
''Rev. Mr. T. C. Floyd j*avo his child ]
one dose of Rovkin s "Worm Killer,"
and the result was 8(17 worms. He (
wishes all interested to know it.
For sale by Hurrou?fhs vV Collins Co.
Or, W. S. Stokes has been elected
principal of the Cokesbury District
School and will send in his resignation
as pastor of the Methodist
church as soon as a preacher can bo
secured to lill his place. ?S. C. Advocate.
During the civil war, as well as in
our late war with Spain, diarrhoea
was one of the most troublesome
diseases the army had to contend
with. In many instances It became
chronic and the old soldiers still suf- '
for from it. Mr. David Taylor of
Wind Ridge, (JrceneCo., Pa., is one
of these. lie uses Chamberlain's !
Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Rome- '
dy and says he never found anything '
l.hftl vv/inl.l ???? 1..... - I* -i- ? <
....... 111111 Qiiril < | U K'K '
liof. It is for sale by Or. 15. Norton j
and all medicine doalcrs. '
Or. Thompson is the most ck)(|ucnt '
champion of Sunday lieforin in the
world.?Springfield, 111 Daily News.
Prevention
better than cure. Tutt's Liver
Pills will not only cure, but if
taken in time will prevent
Sick Headache,
dyspepsia, biliousness, malaria,
constipation, jaundice, torpid
liver and kindred diseases.
TUTT'S Liver PILLS <
ABSOLUTELY CURE.
Largest and most complete estab ,
lishmcnt South. I
Geo. S, Hacker 6c Son N
tv Nxi ?? . '
I
Manufacturers of
DOORS, SASTI, ULlNDS, MOULD- c
1NG AND HUILDING
MATERIAL.
CHARLESTON, S. C. \
244 King Street.
\
Founded >.
Limestone - <>
(JAFFNEY, S. v.'.
Tlii. ' n-illMt on t'.i:- o tt lii lli<' Ii.il> > '1;?tli>uin
K.tutli iui.IIiih. Iia< 1 ? < >1111\ . n 11 . ,
v (. >ru?Uii/><l . mI !( ??, uit.i i" I.AM A. i
vlU.i:iA> I i I'V. ii <1 to do .11' i w : !>
(tlu> VKUV i;n.m:s'iMi|{ \l)K N.-nrly IA\ . n
'V TIIOI 'S.\ N l> DO 1,1. \ I.' liu\i< l)i'?>n n;>|>r<>i*ri:i
i'<l fi>r I \ sll-KNOIl) Nr.W
It'll,l)!N<i la l.i-itii? una t?-?l \vlii< Ii will r?<i.l tin n
sr^u Aiidltoriiitn, a I,Hilary, a K"a<linr: I too hi, a
I iihoii 111 of Natural Si i'-uri", a laviutiful liall lor
lie I.Horary Snriotv, anil nomo needed oftlcoa. Tin*
>u i Ii I i ii vx will hi- fitrnlHliod Willi now lii>at!i>u apt iiiIiih
tlironi>nt, all Hit' niniiiH w 111 In- Mi||>li.'tl
itii in'w fiirnitt.ri', now |ilaiioH will In- iiuroliuxsl,
'w' |iIi,vhI?'uI, rlii'iniral it ml iniii?ruI<>!ti<'Ml lulmiaiirli'n
w ill Ire i'qiil|)|i('il in abort every thlny Hint
i iu'n?H.iarv in III.- work of a tir*! cIum. woniaii N
ollriie w ill li<> |.ro\ iil.-il Tin* rile i.- tiufuiialvd in
ioutli Carolina fur Ix'anlr and f.ir lii'iillnfuhieHa.ilil.'ritonc
College inaki'rt ||H appeal lo liic |>lc
TltlOTLY ON ITU OWN MKItITU Literary,
i i,.1.1ii;. .i..i i ? "?
I.O , WllltM'H, | III* i
<ARCOLI<U<1K I) MURK KM AUK <0\ KM b) tlio
ut!i? ! ity of the State of Smith chkiIIiki, an ?'m
ei iuli v line colli ?e in I KHAtiUllY I- offered lii
Imae dent ring to hecuine touehern, There are three
e|inrl llienl'. the t'Ol.l.KtiK, the Si: M I N A i( V, I he
'I1IMA11V. I.el I hnestmie'M friend- an'l former
indent TUI.L '. HI-: NKW8 ALL OVKK TIIK
(trill. The levered ( AIT. II. I'. (. III II-I I II ix
e Senior I'lt lennr, I or lmtlier Information
litres* the I'leeiilrh
,r.r. i>avis i.oixir:. \. m. i?h.i>
Wo fiord (O oll eiMv
f W * ? v.. Vf TC. I A ^ W V.tb O TP I V "J
las. II. Carlisl >, l<l< I). I 'resit leu t
Li?jht depart in nts including 1111 *
slow Chair of II iSTOKY and 10''< >
COMICS.
W'OFKOKI) l-'l ITINO SCHOOL.
An cxt'i'llcnt training seltool for
xiys. A Al. I)i IMIK, A. M.
I load Master,
'or eatalo<pie adores, .
.1. A (i \ MKWKI.I,,
Spartanburg, S C.
nit), tc,i . ? - ? -
...... ... nnmu I M 11| s i~? ' j) KM 111 KM" '& ' H I .
> C. M I LIT \ UV ACADMM V
Mice of Chairman 1 *< 1:1 in] of Visitor.-;.
Cliarli'slon. S O.. July I. is:i
Oiii' vacancy in Itenelieiary Cadet
lupin the South Carolina Military
\cudemy exists in this. Iloivy eeun
y. Clanks for application for per
nit to enter competitive examimiion.
with sheet j^ivino necessary inorination.
can l?e obtained from the
ospeelive county superintendents
if education. Ali applications, fully
md eloarlv made out, must he in the
lands of the Chairman by the 1st
lav of AuousI.
C. S. OA l)SI> FN.
Chairman Hoard of Vi>it.or-?.
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON. S. C.
One Hundred and Fourteenth
Vejir begins (tel. 2. Furnished
'ooiii iind board in College Dormito y
$!<) and $12 a month, according to
ooiii. One free tuition scholarship
o each count v of South Carolina,
he holder to lie appointed by Froi:i
1 e I ii< 1 in' ami I 'ninii ii si,....
i~>' """ ' ""'i1.' iiiijin inw:iiIcnl
of Kducntion. ISntranco ICxiininat
ions. and ('oinpetitive Kxainilalions
for vacant lloyce Scholarships
(which civcs ?lf>(l a year), on
Sept. 2!)th and HOth.
Total exjienses for liol ers of
scholarships $108 and $128, accord
no to room; for students not holdlie
a scholarship $-10, tuition fee, in
iddition.
Kor catalogues and information in
full.
Address,
11 a a k i son iiaxdommi.
President.
I
J. H. JOLLIE. "i
Manufacturer of
Buggies, Roadcarts and
Wagons.
[iencral repairing in Wood ami Iron.
Keeps on hand all kinds of Huggy,
Koadcart and Wagon material, s i/.:
Hubs, spokes and rims, wheels, axles.
shafts, springs, holts and nuts,
whip sockets, dashes, washers, sand
paper and glue, wagon and buggy
singletrees, singletree ferules,'dips
uid hooks, shaft couplings. king
dips. pole yoke's, buggy fifth wheels
ind pole circles, wagon slay chains
iiue tongue chains, plow handles,
licrse and mule slious and nails.
Pai.ts of all Oosprintinu. (!uiier?
id repairing donu with dispatch
HIEC
Practical
Horseshoer.
AND
UKNKUAL - HTjAGKSM 1TII.
I beg t.i annonnco that I have
:>uened ti phice. of Husiness adjoining
Messrs. Porter & MeCaskill's sta
)los, iyul solicit a share of your put onage.
Over 25 years of practical
xperlence in all kinds of
Light and Heavy Smith
vork. lloilet repair, etc.
Moderate prices and good work
nanship guaranteed.
>-25-5W. I? in.
'
3PIVEY 6c COLLINS CO.
I
1 AGHNTS ?
Fire Insurance,
Bicycles.
). A. SPJVfcY, A T. COLLINS.
President, Secretary.
Office in Bank Building.
"i'JlCia W 1"1V AO
... .. i r:i s?:i| vnj.imhis.nis
?MM 84?8MJL jo jsoui otfl Xnq _ |
?>uj icq.w #j JLS30 3 H JL
AUGUST
UREETiNGS
Come unci spend your
money with us, where
^\ou will always ;vl
value received.
DO NOT HUNK
That our Stock has
been picked over and
that there is nothing
now for you.
NEW GOODS
Art* beinj^ received evc'v week.
It is utterly impossible
for us to toll von
of everything wt have
and price. Our lino
of
Dress Goods
HmUrueinOj |lenriottas,
Casluneros, I Vrealos,
and Calicoes are beaut iful
in patterns and at
prices to suit every body.
(. >ur stock of
HOAl KS1M.JN
I loth white and cheeked arc cheaper
than ever before.
Towels. Doylies and Table
Ijilieu cheaper than
ever. W e have a very
larpfe slock of Dailies,
Deals and children's
11 /\N I>K KIlOl 11 KKS.
Also a line line of Ladies,
Dents and children's
hose, from the
cheapest to the best.
CLOTHING.
Oar prices in clothing
surpass anything ever
offered before. This
line was bought cheaper
t han ever and we are 01 vino
our customers the
advantage of this "pickiwl
nil liMiufiin ' C'n.i < ni
' " "1' ???' 'l ' ' '
Men's, liny s and (Children's
Clothim; before
you buy, lor we can sell
1 hem lower t ha n you eaii
^e( I hem in the Inr^e
cities
A CAPITAL LINE
()l (iENTS WnlTF j
AND COLORED
SHIRTS ''
Much cheaper th'-'.u found at othei
j .laces.
/ pood assortment of Ladies and
(Jen 1 s
UNDERWEAR,
I f you
want a pretty tie.
<i stylish collar, or a
tfood pair of suspenders, j^ive
us a call and be up to date. It will
cost you no more th >n old styles
that you ^et elsewhere. Ueinnnil
iei- t I i:i I vvm unlv ?.!_
vertise what wo keep.'
SHOES! SHOES!!
We guarantee t hat wo can
save you some moneyf
you will look at our shoes
"Remember, any kind you
want, in any style, or at
almost any price
!
GROCERIES
A "ear load of Macon just. in.
No one can beat our prices.
FLOUR
i
Cheaper than you can buy il any
where else.
RICK
MEAL
GRITS
TOM ATOES
and all canned goods,
In fact, almost anything to cut.
Cook Stoves
The very best
to be found,
Any size of Nails you want
Hinges, Ovens, Spiders and all hardware
Imaginable.
Everything in Tinware
A iroo'.l stock of
Harness. Hridles,
Ilames, Shovels.
Fitehforks, Hoes.
and everything needed on a farm.
Now friends, time and space forbid
our telling you all we have, but we
simply ask you to do us the kindness
to see our stock before you buy.
For we can
save you
money.
Don't, forget thai
have a line assortment of nice Fruits
and candies.
We arc very truly yours,
BURROUHGS &
COLLNS CO,
I
Six Millions of Pounds Wanted
,'
this is run nnsy norsn i.ytiih statu to
sho it' ron. k v '(j. /. \ -/) o. \ n on rn n. most < 'o.i/HTHTH
l.y H I 'l\lI )' HHSHHCT. II E HA I H
HL HA T )' OH HD'HHS. WHO H HI'llESH.YTTH
H A. Hid EST,M. lA'HH. H'TVH
Kits A.N I) i'.XI'UK i wn>
in 11 lis ? omit ry. ami wo have nodoubt, a! Ho o of this Tobacco season
tlu: 1 our books will Uiow that a larger per cent, of the tobacco sold here
is bought direct by Manu'..cturers and Exporters than any market, according
to <|uantitv sold. It is a well-known fact that manufacturers and
exporters have to buy it before it can be consumed. OKU M It. If. A.
ItKAMS. THE MAXAOEE OKTIIIS IIOKSE, HAS HEEN A MANUKACTKEER,
.DEALER AND WAEEHOUSKM AN for MO UK THAN ^1
KoltTY YEARS. lie started the Warehouse business in Durham 28
YKAUS AKO, AN!) K IS ?I K IX! M ENT on Tobacco can 't be QUESTIONED.
HE CI YES IMS RKESoNAL ATTENTION TO KVKItY KILE OF
roHACCO SOU) AT THIS IIOKSE TO SEE THAT EVERY PILE
I5RINCS THE 111C 11 EST KItlCE I'OSSI HLE. No one can work harder
for t he farmer's interc-l than he, for he is a Tit I E EA EMEU'S KU1END
When more convenient to ship than to haul, remember it will receive
the same at tent ion. I f at any time any one should be In dissatisfied
with prices, we wiil ha ve t heir Tobacco packed in (irst class style free
of charge. ()ur ^radiiiLT department eau't be surpassed, you ?jet firstclas>
?rradin^'for aetua! e et. an I N < >IJ11 TORAKCO INSURE!) UN HI
SOLI) LUKE OK CIIARCE.
^?v-_vf -x-> yi ^
Don't fail to ^ive us ;i t rial and be eouvineed Ilia wo i:iVoI?<-T to stand
in the front ranks ??f ri^Kt and do our duty lor all. This house will reecho
Tobaeeo any time from daylight until 12 o'clock at ni;;ht. When you
ronii' ask what the following stands for:
\V. M. B, and S. A. G. and If. A. H.
Your fri_n'ls,
ELLIS & MURCHISOIV,
H. A. REAMS. Manager.
WATCH!
Make This Space Your Special Study
Next Week. A. C. Thompson of the
Conway Bargain House
is Now at the North Making Extensive
Purchases.
r_rhoiin )sori <Sr Co.
KINGSTON
HOTEL.
C. S. CAUSEY, PROP.
BEST ATTENTION
TO TRAVELERS. BANK
Fare the best the country
affords.
Everything New. Design Modern
BEST ACCOMMODATION.
B. <L COLLINS, President. I). A. SP1VBY, Cashier
BANK OF CONWAY
CONWAY, S. C. -
(1<t/)il<(l Slock $20,000- SurjJnx FiithI $8,000
DIltKCTOUS:
U. CI. Cumins, W It. tjrwia.y 1) a Sim v by.
C. 1\ QuA'iti.khai'm, L'\ A. TtruttoiruiiH.
Wo transact. iv general bunking business, and guarantee promp utton
tion to any and ail matters intrusted to our care. s
Tliis Hunk respectfully solicits the deposits of individuals, firms and V
corporations and will give every reasonable facility consist lit with sound
banking to those doing business with it,