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Ilhc PfafrH f$(craM. Published Every Thursday. , / THURSDAY, NOV. 2, 180Q MATTBRS LOCAI. AND OTHBRWISH. Take the HKRAi.nand World. PbiS t forget the entertainment at the 0t>urt House tomorrow ni^ht. The bridges on !>rd avenue leading t out to brick yard are badly in need I of repair. Rev. Mr. Blalock. of Whiteville. N. C., will preaeh in the Baptist church here Friday ni^ht. P. W. I lard wick's residence on corner of (Jth ave and Beaty streets isnoarmg com pie lion. ft. T. Sessions' new residence on Main street opposite the Academy building is ncaring completion Why not all pull together and g've Conway and I lorry the prominence they should, and ought to have. There are more buildings going up and more calls for Iruiesl haunt any time^n the history of this town. Capt and Mrs. James Porter and children, of Georgetown, was here last week visiting relatives and friends. It. is advisable for any one in trying to open an enlargement on a mules shoulder to stand away from his business end. The McKeithan Brick & Tile liVwWnM.r nf 4 Mo .Uo.wiKoo n\ ivm j v/i ? mo uuu v nun niinmnK v.i heavy losses by the wind and rain storm Monday night. Conway Bargain (louse has Men s Black Cork Screw Suits at $2.88. Low prices and selling so many goods will knock them out sure. A. C. Murecll, the County Dispenser. says he has paid in over $12;" to the County Treasurer last quarter; County profits from the Dispensary. To Purify and Enrich the Blood, Strenghtcn the Nerves and In vigor ate the System, use Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine. Lor sale by Dr. E. Norton. It. would be interesting to know if all the attaches at the State Dispensary that are calling each other names are telling the truth, and all the truth they know. Weary women ive 1 an o 'cas'tonal dose of Dr. M. A Simmons Livei .Medicine to Streng'iten their Nerves and Invigorate t heir Svtems. Lot sale by Dr. 10 Norton. Mr W. U Lewis is having erect od several cottages and some splendid buildings on the new street .just opened up. which is a continuation of Elm streel. The building * oing up on Elm street is progressing nicely. Mess. Johnson and Anderson th .'contractors are hustlers This i.-> going t< ben very pretty building when completed. Temporary Derangement of digestion overwork, worry or emotional excitement, arc quickly rectified by Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine. For sale bv Dr. E. Norton. Rev. 11. 1). Grainier will preach the funeral of Mrs. J N. Roberts at Red Hill M. E. Church on Sunday Nell', 5th at 11 a. m. Also wiil preach t'.ie funeral of Mr. J. N. Roberts the same day at Rehoboth Rapt ist church at II p. m The Flashing Eye, Ruoyant Foot,, step and Ii >sy Complexion result from the use of Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine. For sale by Dr. E. Nor ton. Every where one goes these days he can hear many pleasant things said about the progress of Horry county and Conway, by people who are acquainted with the facts. We have a good town here and we should all pull together and make it what it ought to be. Wo possess the elements that make growth and should cultivate them. Airs F. J Dickson, Westminster. ^>>5. C., writes: Eleven years ago I Was for (5 months unable to do my work, and Dr. M. A. Simmons Diver Medicine restored me to good health. Think on<> package of it worth a dozen of Zcilin's. For sale by Dr. E. Norton, The IIkhaM) man will be around to see you when the Treasurer makes his rounds through the county to collect taxes. We hope to have all the old subscribers to renew and add lots of new ones. Since we have | assumed control of the paper we have received lots of encouragement and added several new subscribers. Every citizen in Horry county should take the county paper. In fact, we propose to make i? to your interest , to do so. There is lots of building going o.. in Conway. The brick building on Main street in front of the Bank is completed, except the wood work which is being pushed along at a rapid rate. Also the brick building on the Mayo corner is being pushed and I suppose will bo ready for use in sixty days which will make four brick stores built on Main street since July 1st, and there will be another brick store built on Main street in the next 3 to 4 months. Look out for Thompson & Co s.. ' .id" next week, as lie will have j?i.od bargains for you. Mrs. K W Nollev and e'dldr. n ieft Monday for Kayet teville. N. ('., their future home. The woman who undertakes to elean her chimney with a pine top should use a stronger rope and the man who attempts to remove it packed in chimney with a piece of wood should by all means be sure of the strength of liis rope. The Trustees of the Free Schools in this District No. 10 lmve reduced the tuition rates for children living , outside the school district limits 40 per cent. Ths following is the scale of rates. 1st Grade .60e per ino. ?. 2nd Grade .75c " 41 3rd and 4th $1.00 " " 5th Grade $1.25 6th Grade $1.50 " 7tli Grade $1.75 8th Grade $2.00 ' " The taxpayers of Special School taxes have the right to designate to which school their taxes shall be applied. ??i ? We Must Have It. All persons interested in building another Warehouse here for the sale of leaf tobacco, will meet at the Court House at 8 o'clock sharp Thursday night, November 2nd. The farmers demand it; the town needs it ; so let's all come together and push it along, llorrv has advantages and if they are properly utilized can have the best tobacco market in this State With two Warehouses and steam Stcmmery 1 we can export direct and save the { railroad freight which onr sister1 towns of Marion, Mullins, Nichols I and Fair UlulT will have to pay, and to make the tobacco market- here j what it ought to be; will be of great t oeneiu to dotn Horry Uounty and Can way. So let's j;et "together to 11 i ?xli t and formulate some plan soil will be an assumed fact. Don't forget the hour, S p. m. See advertisment of the entertain-: meat tomorrow night elsewhere in ! this issue. t a Serving Tlieir Sentence. Wallie T. Howell one of the defendants in the E'vington homieide case , tried at the last term of court was I carried to the Penitentiary Tuesday. , \r I?1* 111 II a ? ? ! II l?AI> ?l... ..?! . v- .... I . I in- ill HIT tll'KMldanl will be taken to the chain-gang this week. Mess. F. I). Rryant ami Robt. 15. Scarborough, attorneys for these parties, intended appealing i the ease to the Supreme Court, and give notiee of appeal in due time; but when Judge React refused bail to Rowel I, the latter said he. had rather go to the penitentiary than to lie in jail <? or 8 months pending his appeal. .1 uclge Rcnet allowed Grainger to make bond pending his appeal, and his bond was easily made, but his mother said tli.it she . didn 't believe she could stand I In' strain and anxiety of the mother i , any longer, that she had became par tially reconciled to his sentence, but to appeal and be kept in a state of uncertainty for a year longer was more than she could stand. So j young (; rainger gave up his liberty, i J that is the liberty he would have had pending his appeal, rather than allow his mother to sutler further on his account, and he, this week begins to serve his sentence. These young men are not without friends. They maintain earnestly ' and unwaervingiy that they told the whole truth when on their trial. Of course if they did, all admit they ' should have been acquitted, but the jury found them guilty and they are taking the matter philosophically. 1 AnelTort will tie made at the proper time to get their sentence commuted. Conway S. S. Railroad. Last week the Manager of this paper, with Messrs. R. G. Collins, I). A Spivey, and It. 15. Soarbori ough, was given a trip over the Con wit v Sea-shore IbiilnvwV the Wwonmaw at what is called the liruton place and extending down to within a short distance of burroughs & Collins Pine Island farm. We were very much surprised, to find the roadbed in such admirable condition). Leaving the River there arc t wo or 1 three curves and two considerable! 1 grades before reach big level land,' but then for a distance of seven miles1, the road is as straight as an arrow ' through a level country and when j completed will be one of the finest1' roadbeds in South Carolina. >1 Great credit is due Mr. F. N. Mar 1 , t in, who is in charge of the construe- 1 tion force. Although inexperienced* inroad buiiding. he has demonstra-' ted his ability by the. work which he J has done. When we were there" last? week, there was quite a force off hands l.yaing dowj. timbers for the trestle over Socastee Creek. Assoon'as- Pine - Island farm shall 1 have been reached it is proposed to . - bring the construction force to the' Conway end of the Road and com-! plete it from the Rruton place down to the landing opposite the Warehouse in this town: then sometime during the winter the Company will complete the Road to the Sea shore, i and have everything in shape for ' the accommodation of passengers and transportation of freight by next Spring. ? ?? am '? Tobacco Notes. The fact has been demonstrated to the satisfaction of both buyers and sellers that Conway is the place for a great tobacco market. As has been said before, the success of the. ii or i.-.. iiuir.y u(himiuum: iias ueen remarkable considering it the first year of its existence, and handling tobacco, consisting prinoipalyjof the first crops grown by the farmers of the county.. Taking the facty in consideration, that tin? buyers have learned tee quality of Horry tobacco. The mani agement of the Warehouse has become acquainted with our farmers* . The farmers having had one years experience in growing, grading and marketing a crop, greater work can bo done all around another year. Planters should market their toboeco as soon now as possible, as the cohl weather which will soon be upon us. will injure it very much in the hendliny. Those who contemplate building new barns for tobacco, should jjet at it as soon as their present crops are safely stored away, (let the poles and slabs ready, hand them up at idle times, and it will be found that the building of a tobacco barn is no #reat job and the expense will be mere nothing if the work is begun in time. We noticed that there was a morni ig and evening sale on Wednesday oflasl week. We want to see every farmer in I lorry county planting tobacco next year, for we truly believe that by so doing, they will all get out from under the opnression of debt which keeps down half the farmers of the South. We shall endeavor through the colums of this paper to give to our patrons from time to time the best advice on tobacco and tobacco growing that we can possibly obtain. Wo shall mak(i t a point to consult with men of experience and study up on tobacco in all of its brandies as much as we can. It. will not do for planters who intend to plant tobacco another year to put olT preparing for it for soon will come the time to prepare your plant beds. It. would be a good idea to select the place for beds now, and be getting the wood there for burning the ground. O- - Your attention is called to the ad vertismcnt of Uurroughs & Collins Co., elsewhere in this issue. Press Opinions Hon. J. A. MeDermott lias bought tbo Horry II khai.o and will hereafter edit the paper himself. Mr. MeDerinott is a popular citizen of Horry County, having in lime past held several ortieos of profit and trust in that county. We formed a pleasant acquaintance with him when he was a member of the Constitutional Convention of 181)5. He was recently elected senator from Horry to fill the unexpired term of Hon. It. 15. Scarborough, who became l/ictenant Governor on the death of Gov. Kllerbc. Mr. MeOermott has our best wishes.? Abbeville Medium. Mr. K W. Nolley, editor of the Horry Hf.kai.d, has sold out his interest in the paper to Hon .1. A. MeDermott. State Senator from 1 lorry county. We are soi ry to lose Mr. Nolley from journalism, particularly as he expects to leave the State, lie is the type of man that we arc very much poorer for losing. We trust he may find oroat success in his new home. To his able successor we extend the rfoht hand of fellowship into the noble order of journalism.? Sumter 1 lerald. .), A. McDermott, who has held county otllco in Horry, was a member of the constitutional convention and was recently elected senator to succeed R. I* Scarborough upon hi* promotion to the olTice of lieutenant governor, is now editor of the I lorry Hkuami. He is a man of ability and a true blue democrat. The Record welcomes him to the fourth estate and predicts for him a successful career as an editor.?Columbia Record. MARRIED. At the residence of Mr. C. T. Altman. on Wednesday Oct. IXth IXtt'.i, Miss Altha Altaian to Mr. Willie 11 carl, W. L. Mishoe, Notary Public performing the ceremony. Kingston Hotel. alllmvals iluuinu cast wkkk. R K Saul, Norlork. V A; II C Kerr, and wife Win.I Pogue, of Wilmington, N. C; E II Rice, Nashville, Tenn.; W A Freeman, Asheville, N. C.,; RStalvey, Prof L DSeilcr countp. ? ? . . .. V/ vr cnrfTsti Und Waro round i o windward, taking great care not to ollidc with the frail support which upeld the shipwrecked man. A ropo was nally gotten to the man on tho raft nd with difficulty he was pulled up on be Navahoe's deck. He managed to 511 us his namo and the fate of his bip, tho Geo. b. Colwoll, and Jhen avo out, for he had clung to a fow lanks for nearly twenty-four hours and ad not had food or rest for nearly vice that lcnrth nf limn j:.i a - ? v.iuu, TTU U1U hat wo could to make him comfortdo on the Navahoe and he will stop at ic Infirmary here until he is himself ;ain." i THE survivor'S 8TORT. < Capt. Gaskill was lying in a little ^ito bed at St. Francis Infirmary when Koportcr called and asked for a story *?? wr/?"U y Opening of Books of Subscription. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ) COUNTY OF HORRY, { Pursuant to a commission issued to the undersigned as corporators by M. R. Cooper, Secretary of State on the 21st day of October, 1899. Notice is hereby given that books of subscription to the capital stock of The Brown Lumber Company wil 1)0 opened at office, of J- A. Brovvr in the town of Conway, State an< County aforesaid, on Nov. Hrd, 1899 at 10 a. in. Tho said proposed corporation wil .. I -11..! llttYl- it ( itUIUtl MUCK U1 *>1U,WWW IllVI clod into 100 shares of the par value of $100, each, with its principal place of business at Conway, S. C., ane will he empowered to engage in the business of manufacturing lumboi and eloing a general milling business and purchasing timber and timbci land. J. A. Hrown, t R. K. L. IlitowN Corpora VV. H. Howell, ' tors. Oct. 28th, 1890, tt Do you get up with a CjS JV headache? W 13 there a had taste in w your mouth? ,a yr Then you have a poor w f.'J appetjfe and a weak digesW tion. You are frequently y dizzy, always feel dull and X drowsy. You have cold CA hands and feet. You get hut little hencfit from your If GB food. You havo no ambition (y A to u-ork unit fhi* thorn nnint * Pjraigia dart through v* i t is the cause of all & >ublc? >tipated bowels. y Y will give you prompt relief Y and certain cure. A Koa/t Your D/oorl Pitro. A V If you have neglected your V A ease a long time, you had A I ftfjer's sarsapariila ^ X also. It will remove all V 1 to impurities that have been ^ X accumulating in your blood JT tn and will ori*ntlv ?ttrr?nofh??n There may ho lonH'lliiUR nbont Mk yy your cmio you do not i|Ullt< tiiulor- W X stand. Write the dootoi troely: toll IT . /A litui how you nre tnflvrliiK You ^{\ I win promptly n-i-ovo the iu*t Vjy medtoiil ndvtro. Adrtrrii, /v cm i)r. J. 0. Ayor. Lowell, Mm*. g? Subscriho for (he Iloiutv llr.it.u.h ami Thrieo-a-Wcok Would. "Sweet liells Jan^lctl Out of Tunc and Harsh." Shakcspcnro'ti description fits thousands o? women. They nro cross, despondent, sickly, nervous?n burden to themselves nttd their futtiilies. Their sweet dispositions nro flfone, nnd they, like tho bells, seem sadly out o? tune, iiut there is a remedy. They can uso McELREE'S I Wine ot Cardui B It brings health to the womanly I I organism, and health there means I I well poised nerves, calmness, strength. I y It restores womanly vigor and power, lit tones up the nerves which suffering and disease have shattered. It is tho most perfect remedy ever devised to rcstoro weak women to perfect health, and to make them attractive and happy. $r.oo at all druggists. For advice in cases requiring special directions, address, giving symptoms, "The Ladies' Advisory Department," Tho Chattanooga Medi-| cine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. JIKV. .T. w. SMITH, Onmdoi, 8. 0., I Haym?"My wife uaed Wlnoof Cardui nt homo I COXW A Y. FRIDAY NOVK.Ml!K11 HAn Entertainment will given in ft lie Court House on the above named yd ate consisting of j MECHANICAL WORKING MOD ELS 'V bowing tin! dilTorent models and clriggs of vessels and steamers, inc'Hhanicnl Boat'Iiowers, Swanns, Etc. IVKucc between the yachts &SIIAMKOCK AND COLUMBIA. hjj War Scenes. 'dn mirivc iti>mto tinr maimw y*ROMRARI)M ENT OF FORTS UV \ A M EI {I (J A NS. ATTEM FT ED ES OAFE AND DESTRUCTION OF JsFANISH FLEET. This is not a picture, but built models worked on an imitation sea Ho square feet in size. The Musical part will consist of 20 select ions on a IVne , CONCERT OKAF HO F HONE. j In all about two hours fine anmso, I uiont. Admission: Reserve seats 25 cents, Children l.~? cents. Second i seats l."? cents, Children 10 cents. Reserve seat Tickets for sale ni W. 1 R. Lewis's and A. C. Thompson's i store. Doors open at 7.80 o. in. I Cominonce ; t K p. m. > ON SATUKI) AY NOV. 4th ASPE, CIA li ENTERTAINMENT EOK COLOIiET) PEOPLE. ' ronS. I LE. ' I 800 acres of land. Ho acres under * cultivation, 40 acres of good swamp 1 land. One good dwelling house, 0 J rooms and one good tenant house, I good out buildings and 15,000 turpentine boxes. Apply to I). W. 'Oliver, for further information at Soca8t.ee, S. 0. / (lm) VISITS HORRY COUNTY. J. L. Meggs Tells of Horry's Hospitality. 1 have recently made a trip through I lorry county for tlx4 first time since lKi?2, una could appreciate the progress that has been made since that time. It is impossi bio to ademiat.nlv 111.? lm. provement in fanning that have taken plane; now buildings and a general tone of improvement in every way. 1 wasstruek with the hospitality of horTcilizens and was so impressed with the, thrift and energy of her people that ' scarcely recognized the county through which 1 passed thirty-seven years ago. Horry county ( is second to none in South Carolina, and is still progressing, was the opinoin I formed in my recent trip* p I enjoyed the hospitalit y of Messrs. jt Thomas Lundv, Joseph Sanders and the Messrs. McLin, and if they are S representative cit izens of Horry it is the garden spot of South Carolina. This section of the State has been in convenienecd by a lack of railroad g f aci lilies,but we have every reason to believe that Horry will in the ( near future have-dhese advantages. This county has been isolated by reason or these of this lack of eo e.munication with other sections of ^ the State, but its excellent farming ' lands, its timber interest and its natural wealth will induce railroads, ,| and when these are built Horry will then occupy the place that her inher cut. advantages entitle her to. While passing through the county I attended a meeting at Cedar church and had an opportunity of ob T serving tin* religious lone o! the county un<l was deliirlited to find j that it was so excellent. Inclosing, () I must say, that my trip through Horry was one of the most pleasant u experiences of my life. J. L. Mkou Marion, S. (J. Tax Notice. Notice is hereby given that the tax books for the collection of taxes for fiscal ~ year 1891), will ue opened at tin* Court ?e House in Conway, on October 10th 1899. The following levy on the property of the County lias been assessed, for State purposes 5 mills for Ordinary County purposes..M for Constitutio al School Tax....}) Total ill} mills In the townships of Conway, Bnjhoro, Ureon Sen and Simpson Creek, four (4) mills to pay interest on Railroad Bonds, a balance to form a sinking fund for re demption of bonds, Also a special tax of Three (5)) Mills in (School District No. 19 | All able bodied males betweeh tho ages ot 21 years and <10 years, except Confederate Veterans over 50 years oi ago, are liable to a poll tax of $1. The Treasurer will attend tho following places at dates given for the purpose of collecting taxes. (_ .Jcrdanvillo, Monday, Nov, 111th. from 10 II a. in. Gideon, Monday, Nov, 13th, from 1 to 2 p. ni. Tool Spring, Tuesday, Nov. 11th from 7 to 11a. ni. <ialivants Ferry,Tuesday Nov 1 ltl: from d I to 11 p. Ill, Tnylorsvillo Wednesday. Nov. 15th from 7 to '.) a. m. Floyd's School House, Wednesday Nov 15th, Irom 11 in., to I p. in. , Vardelle Thursday, Nov. I'j'li from 7 to | 10 a. m. Zoan, Thursday, Nov. Kith, from I to 2 p. m. Powell\ ill., Friday, Nov. 17th, from 8 I to 12 a. hi . s Bnylioro, Friday, Nov. 17th, from 2 to 4 j p. in. Adrian, Saturday, Nov, lHth, from 8 to 10 a. m. Marlow, Monday, Nov. 20lh, from 8 to II a. m. Socmtee, Monday, Nov. 20th, from 12 in to 2 p. m. Graluiinville, Tuesday, Nov. 21st, from 8 to 11 a- m, Wanipee, Tuesday, Nov. 21st, from 1 to 2 p. in. ( Little Itlver, Wednesday, Nov. 22nd, from 8 a. m., to 2 p. in. Kbonezer, Wednesday, Nov. 22nd, from 7 to 0 a. in. Hammond, Thursday, Nov. 23rd, from 7 to 0 a. m. I )alsy, Thursday, Nov 23rd, from 11a. in., to 12 m. Bound Swamp, Thursday, Nov. 23rd, from 2 to 3 p, in. Loris, Friday, Nov. 24th, from 8 a. in., c to 12 m. Hanford, Saturday, Nov. 23th, from 8 to 11 n. m, Bucksville, Monday, Nov. 27th, from 9 to 10 a. in. Fort Harrelson, Monday, Nov. 27th, from 12 m. to 2 p. in. The balance of the time until i)cm<m. her Hist, I will bo In my olllco at Conway. L 1). LONG, Treasurer Horry County, - I For Sale. A nice little plantation, 20 acres cleared and in a high ?tato of cultivation. An excellent 0 room house, one tenant house and all necessary out-buildings and conveniences in one of the finest sections of the county. Good school and church in walking distance. Apply at IIkkai.o of % co for information. i For Sale. That desirable residence on the corner of Main street and Sixth av t enue. Ten larj/e rooms. House in <jood condition. Artesian well. The premises consist of two lots of one-half acre each. For information apply at the Herald office. 60 YEARS' EXPERIENCE BRk JB 1 H V Vq J -J > L j / i I 1 J i I |L_^ v I n k I r% 1 -<?mk ; 7,T^.:.." JM\ Trade Marks Designs rfTVn^ Copyrights Ac. Anyone sending n sketch end description may rpilekly ascertain our opinion free whether an invention Is prohnhly pnlcntahlo. Conimonlcat tons strict I v conlldent lul. I Inndhook on Patents aont free, Oldest nueney for scouring patents. Patents taken tnrouuh Munii A Co. receive tptclal twtlec, without chargo, In tho Scientific American. a handsomely Ulnstrated weekly. I.aruest circulation of any scientific Journal. Terms, |3 a year ; four months, $i. Bold by all newsdealers. NIUNN & Co.361Bro,dwtyNew York Branch Offlco. ?26 V St., Washington, IX C. I The Gulley. >UR STORK NKWS FOR THIS W KKK 'ontains a lot of brief but interesti^r facts. OMK OF OUR MOST TKMRTI N(i ATTRACTIONS. Colored and lllack Dress Goods in rent variety. Prices down in stylish winter lapes. New Fall Stock of fine Corsets. Ladies knit underwear very much clow the real value. The seasons lowest prices in Laics Hosiery. 'IIK GRKAT SIIOK SKNSATK >N! Kvery choice Fall and Winter style icluded in this extraordinary sale f Ladies, Men s and (children Shoes, 'hey are adapted for fall and winter 'ear. Ism's ^"?mteWm^ UK LATEST! THE NEWEST! THE SW ELL EST I IEADW EAR! NECKW EAR! FOOTWEAR! IOLLA RS! CUFFS! HANDKERCHIEFS! Special HARGATNS in Men's UnL'l'wcar. :l?>yiSQ) flu smte&ta$3? Tea and Cod'ee Rots, Rackets, Ya Kettles, Lippe.d Saucepans, I're j orve Kettles, porcelain lined, Dish j tans, and Fans of all description. I GROCERIES. Good Groceries always on hand, 'aimed goods, Pickles, Etc. CROCKERY Full line of Crockery ware just revived. C EOC K s A NOW A TC11ES at any price. 5 i r gains in GOOD FURNITURE and REDDING. Oak extensiou tuklcs. Dining room chairs Parlor tables. Parlor rockers. Red room suits. A display which ve unhesitatingly claim to be the argest and choicest ever exhibited. i 4 ? The attraction of our stores are he low prices. The Gully. IBM OH C ! mm You can your Photcfii at mus<|uu s any day. you can havo enlarging of anyklnd done. (Jive rue a trial. II. K. OASQUE. WANTED AT ONCE A remedy that will positively euro me of KIM LEt'SY. 1 havo been ufllicted now for nearly seven year ,h ave tried a good many doctors and their medicines, and none have done me but very little good, and now T want a remedy that will euro me for life. Address J. II. Oi.ivkh, Conway, S. C., P. O. Hox 102. (lm.) Largest and most complete estab lishtnent South. Geo. S. Hacker (x Son .... Manufacturers of DOORS, SASH, UhlNDS, MOULDING AND IJUILDINCI M v 'Ml11.11 \ r a v i. raviaii. CHARLESTON, S. C. 244 King Street, if Hir Practical Horseshoer AND (JKNKRAL - HLACLvSM[TIL?I be" to announce that I have opened a place of Ihisiness adjoining Messrs. Porter ?fc MeCaskill's stables, and solicil a share of your patronage. Over 25 years of practical experience in all kinds of Light and Heavy Smith work, Hoi lor repair, etc. Moderate prices and oood workmanship guaranteed. 5-25-9!). 5 m. SPIVEY 6c COLLINS CO, m AOENTS Fire Insurance, Bicycles. I). A. SPIVE Y, A. T. COI.LINS. President, Secretary. Office in Hunk Mtilldliiki. A S MI FOR YOU. Write W. S. McCaskill a postal card, lie will send one to your house where you can examine it thoroughly and buy it if you like it either for cash or on time. Cattle, Sheep, Etc,, will be taken in payment. J. H. JOLLIE Manufacturer of Buggies, Roadcarts and 11/ VV clL^UIlb. General repairing in Wood and Iron. Keeps on hand all kinds of Buggy, Roadcart and Wagon material, viz: Hubs, spokes and rims, wheels, axles, shafts, springs, bolts and nuts, whip sockets, dashes, washers, sand paper and glue, wagon and buggy singletrees, singletree ferules, clips and hooks, shaft couplings, king clips, pole yokes, buggy fifth wheels and pole circles, wagon stay chains atuh tongue chains, plow handles, horse and mule shoes and nails. Faints of all description. General repairing done with dispatch. I'iiI<tcc; Mni'kafU Fresh BKRF, MUTTON and FISIl every day at' HaiTCteoit 8. lUnabt'o. You can have beef delivered at your house at any hour of the day. Market Removed to Third Avenue near the Rost Office, DI8UASUS OF THl'l 8K1N. The intense itching and smarting lncl? dent to eczenm, tetter, salt-rheum, and other diseases of tho skin is instantly ullaved by applying Chamberlain's Kyo and Skin Ointment. Many very had cases have been permanently cured by it. It is equally ?fficioqt for itching piles and a favorite remedy for sore nipples; chapped hands, chll? hi a ins, frost bites, and chronic soro eyes. For sulo by druggists at 25 cents per box. Try Dr. Cndy's Condition i'otrilers, thej aro just what a horse needs when in bad condition. Tonic, blood puritler and vermifuge,