The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, November 09, 1899, Image 3
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THURSDAY, NOV. 9, 1899
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MATTERS LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
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Take the Hkrai.h and World.
Wan tod 10,000 dozen ej;?js. at Sessions'.
t Mrs. E. T. Lewis is visiting her
parents at Prfvects this week.
For your winter Dress Goods,
call on W. K Lewis.
Mr. A. M. Lee, of Powellville, was
in town last week on business.
Lewis & Russ have sold out their
bicycle repair shop to Spivcy & Col
lins Co.
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Capt J. C. Porter left, yesterday
with the yacht Nutoma for Geor^"town
S. C.
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J. U. Price has a few more bed
comforts in stock. If you want one
call quick.
Mr. W. P. Joilie, of Georgetown,
came up on last Friday's steamer on
a visit to his parents.
The local columns of the Marion
Star wore pretty Hi.uk last week;
and it was vcrj'bccoininjj.
Fruits, Fruitsof all kinds at C. L.
Abrarns. The linostJsoodlcssCaliforoia
G rapes you ever saw. Try them.
All public schools arc required to
observe Arbor Day, which is tl.e
third I'1 rid ay of November of each
year.
(Jo to Prices for Ladies Capes,
cheaper than the cheapest, and they
are going too.
Miss Minnie Lewis, who has been
visiting her sister Mrs I lamp I lardwick.
of Wampoe, retu rned home
last week,
Sessions says look out for the largest
lot of Sample Shoes ever struck
-Conway.
The October report of the Dispenser
at Toddville, shows gross sales
for the month $717.45; gross prolits
$120.00; county prolits, $(52.00.
O Big lot Saddles, Bridles, I Mow
liines. Buggy \\ hips Buggy Bobes,
Horse Blankets. ?fcc., just received
at the New York Backet Store.
Mr. Hampton Dusenbury. of the
LT. S. (Jovernnient force of CJeorgetown.
was here during the past week
visiting his parents, returning Monday.
Mr. J. L. Dozier and daughter Sai
no; ij. a. opivey, \\ . u. a maims,
E. Van Dusonbury, J. 1). lb-van
and Donnio Burroughs are taking
in the Citato Fair this week.
Sessions wants 10,0(10 pounds of
J Joes Wax.
Weary women need an occasional
dose of Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver
Medicine to Strcnghten their Nerves
and Invigorate their Systems. For
sale by Dr. E Norton.
Rev. Mr. Blaloek. of Whiteville,
N. C., preached in the Baptist
fehurch here last Friday night. Mr.
Blaloek made a favorable im, ression
Avhileherc The Baptist hope, to so
'Cure his services as pastor of the
church for another year.
ITIio best clothing in town, at \V
it. Lewis's.
Mr. Konipton a practical Tinner,
is here placing the tin roof on the
brick building oposit the Bank.
Any one needing any work in his
lino would do well to call on him.
"Tobacco Hues made or repaired; in
fact any kind of tin work done neatly
and cheaply.
Temporary Derangement of digestion
overwork, worry or emotional
excitement., are quickly rectified by
il)r. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine.
For sale by Dr. E. Norton
Mr. J. D. flume give an entertain
mcnt in the Court II..use Friday and
Saturday nights entitled " Sea on
Land" which was quite a success.
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i no mocieis iinu uom'mnimeui was
splendid and all were well ontertain.od.
Tlie Flashing Eye, Buoyant Foot
step and It >sy Complexion result
from the use of I)r. M. A. Simmons
Liver Medicine. For sale by Dr. E.
Norton.
Kin# the ftacket Store man says
lie wants all the Opossum skins,
lie says there is enough opossums in
the county to pay a #ood share of
the taxes.
( As it has arisen since the decision
^ , of the Chairman, the question wheth
or a training r newspaper hot
stufT'liandler w td a #ood memory
is necessary to a ..ispensary official
is open for discussion. And it may
be added that neither our friend
Kohn nor our friend Gonzales, of
Columbia, seem to care who has the
floor, since it is suitably occupied.
Wanted at onee 10,000 Opossum
Skins. I have an order for them
and can pay you the tip top prices.
Also want Coon, Mink, Fox and all
other fur skins and Beef Hides, at
Jhe New York liocket Store.
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Wo have tlio uo?v stool lioat " . 1
best in tho world for church *s
school Ionise, stores. ?S;o. Also good
cook sto\o; and old stvl? heater:.
A few at th? old price, at the New
York Racket Store.
To Postmasters.
Post Masters arc required to notify
tho publisher of any paper that
goes to their oHiee when the same is
not taken out. Also to give the rea
son why it is not taken out.
50,000 pounds raw bides wanted,
at Sessions'.
New Post Office.
A new post oftiee lias been est at)
I i shed near tbe State Line on the
Fair UluIT and Cot)way road named
Norton, whieh is about thirty miles
North of Conway. This will be a
great eonvenieuee in that eommuni
ty, as theoOiee at Cherry drove just
across the State Line has been diseon
tinned.
A large lot of Saddles, Harness,
Collars, etc., just received, at \Y. II.
Lewis's. ,
U. S. Commissioners Court.
Mr. John II. Stone, a prominent
merchant of Little River. S. C\, was
given a preliminary hearing before
Commissioner Quattlebaum here la^!
Saturday for selling drugs, medicine,
&c , without internal revenue
stamps as the law requires. Mr.
Stone was bound over to next term
of U. S. Court at Columbia. This
is a hardship on Mr. Stone, as it was j
not his intention at any time to do
fraud the government. Other mor-J
chants in the county having any old
stock of dru^s on hand that are not
stamped u?i?rht prolit by Mr. Stone's j
experience and stamp their drills,
or take them out of stock so as not
to violate the law.
To Purify and Enrich the Blood.
Strenjditen the Nerves and Inviolate
the System, use Dr. M. A. Sim
tnons Diver Medicine. Cor sale by
Dr. E. Norton.
New Tobacco Warehouse.
The citi/.ens of Conway met in the
Court House last Thursday ni^rht to
organize and j^et in shape to build
another Warehouse. .1. A. McDer
mot was elected Chairman and I). A. |
Spivcy, Secretary. A resolution was
passed to capitalize the corporal ion |
at $1.0(10, in shares of $10 each. I
The Chairman, J. A. Lewis and l?.
K. Kino was appointed a commit tee
to wait on the eiti/.ens and gi ve them
an opportunity to subscribe to the
capital stock and report at some future
meeting to be called by the
Chairman. The Warehouse will be
I> 11 i11 if the people of both town and !
county will prove that they have
faith in the tobacco industry by sub- j
scribing liberally to the capital!
stock.
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Mrs l'\ .1 Dickson, Westminster,
S. C., writes: Kleven years ago I ;
was for 0 months unable to do niv
1 work, and Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver
Mcdieim restored ine to good health.
Think one package of it worth a do/.- i
en of /.cilia's. For sale I?y Dr. IC.
Norton,
i On Advertising.
When the railroad advertising]
! agent s met in Chicago t he ot her da v I
! and deliberate Iv declared as the re
suit of their exp< rience that the
newspaper was the best mcoium for]
advertising they simply voiced the
opinion of thou ands of busines men
ail over the world.
And yet not a day pass s t'n.it
some new form of publicity is not
brought to the attention of the pub
lie. Some of these have merit and I
accomplish their purpose, hut they
are few in number and of only tempt
nary worth. Nine tent,lis of these
advertising eehenies are absolutely
worthless, and the only persons who!
got a dollar out of them are the
originators who are smart enough to;
catch customers.
The reasons why the newspapers;
are the best mediums for reaching
the people and securing business is
i that they come in closer touch with
the public than any other kind of
; publications.
When a in.m takes up his favorite
j paper to find out what is eoine on
j in the groat busy world about him,
j he cannot avoid seeing the advertisements
contained in it. Whether he
needs any of the articles advertised
or not lie is impressed by the announcements
and remembers them.
It is the persistency, if we may so
call it, of the newspaper that gives it
i value. It,very day it is r.ew and must
j be read, and every day the advertiser
is making a direct appeal to the
reader for his patrciiage. It is the
constant dropping of water that
wears away the hardest stone.
A not her lot of Men's Sample Hats.
Another big lot manufacturers Sample
Shoes. Also another lot of La
dies Mats will bo in and opened up
in a few days, at the New York
Racket Store.
Kingston Hotel.
AKKIVAI.H IiUIMNO PAST WKF.k.
T II Thompson. J E Johnson, It E
Ward, Fred IVarsall, L L lirinson,
Wilmington; N C.; K I' Cannon,
Charleston; W-ESn >wden Kin^strec;
M (> Bulloek, Georgetown; .1 A
Thrall. Winyah; S. C. Win Eyke,
Santusky Oliio; .1 W WiJiam, It A
Itollinson. Desm lines, Iowa; C S
, Wilcox, Tit t son I'a: .1 A Cell, J C
Vereen, II It Todd G Stalve.y,
' Miss Lilly Stalvoy, C () Snowden.
I County.
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SaUie I ?ul !win Derham.
daughter of
John IV and Lulu J. Derham,
Horn Jan. 18th 18H4. died Out. 5, 18!>1?.
Agodf> years, 8 months and IT days.
After an absence of thirty days, 1
roaehed home on Thursday evening
28th of September. Thelirst one to
meet and kiss me was our "baby
girl" Sallie. a week later her spirit
had taken its flight.
She was not well when I arrived.
I staid with her until Sunday evenine
when beli wine she was better.
I loft home to meet enmii/omonts 1
had for tlu? next. week. Tuesday I
was recalled to the bedside of our
"baby oirl.'' She was very sick, but
Clod had been so oood to m 1 could
not realize she must ^o. A hemorrhage
had so weakened her that she
could not recover. At midnight
Thursday nij/ht slie received the !tial
summons. I took her in my
arms, caressed her, called her by
name, asked <5od to help me and
spare my child, made every effort
to revive her, but it could not be,
and she died. Who but he who has
experienced it can realize the shock,
the a?rony we endured when we viewed
the body of our dead child to
those feelings no words can jfive ex
pression. < 1 <m 1 let her stay with us
for a season, just lon;renough for the
little tendril to entwine itself about
our hearts and gladden us with her
presence, her smile, her wise sayings
and thoughtful questions, then Clod
took her, and the pain and ajfony her
removal caused lie alone knows.
She leaves a christian mother, four
sisters and t wo brothers. We wish
to see and be with her a^nin; we
orieve but not as those who have no
fnt ure hope and believe not in the
resureetion. We too have now a
treasurein Heaven, little baby hands
beckoning us onward and upward,
and where our treasure is, there also
our hearts are. Though she cannot
return to us, we may to her.
"Clod doetii all things well
I ler Fat her.
riadc Young Again.
"One of 1)i*. Kind's Now Life Pills
each night for two workslms put mo
in my t 'ons' again" writes Vh II.
Turnor of Ponipsey town, l'a., hoy
ro tho best in tho world foi Liver,
Stomach and llowcls. Purely vogo
table. Never gripe. only 2ao at
Dr. P.. Norton's Drug Store.
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Only eighteen poroont. of all tho
people in Amoriea employ domestic
help, leaving eighty two per cent
'without even one servant.
If all the dressmakers known to
exist in A moriea worked twentyfour
hoars of each day for a whole
year, without stopping for sleep or
meals they would still be able to
make only one dress apiece for less
than seven eighths of the women in
A moriea.
Not six per cent, of all the women
in America spend as much money
as lifty dollars per year on their
clot lies.
Out of twelve million American
families tlie income of four million
of these families is less than $1(10
each per year, and the income of
nearly eighty per cent of the entire
number are less than $I0(M) each per
year.
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i Mere are si'urc.s (M places III III .s
country where <?nlv one mail comes
every fourteen days.
Ask the average person where the
| central point of area is in the I nit
ed States and lie will lix it some
where in Illinois. Tell him it is
nearer San Francisco and lie will bo
incredulous until he remembers that
Alaska is within the boundaries of
Uncle Sam. Khw.uui Bok in the
November Ladies Iloine .lourn d.
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Lidies kid ( loves, black and tan.
at \V. It Lewis's.
A Daily Newspaper at (Jaffney.
On account of the State Baptist
Convention which meets at the enterprising
city of <iall'ney on the 2'dtli
inst... Manager Ed. II DeCump has
determined to issue a daily edition of
The Ledger during the convention.
These daily editions will contain a
complete stenooraphical resume of
the preeedino days doiiio in the convention,
sketches of prominent workers
in the Baptist Church of South
[Carolina, pen drawings and pen pict
tires of Baptist ehureli buildings and
Baptist institution, as well as a com
plete resume of missionary and educational
work beine done by the Baptists
of this State, to say nothing of
the local and Stale and national news
I that will be published. Manager
' DeCainp has had considerable experience
in the daily newspaper Held
and is as well qualified to #et out a
j daily as he is a weekly, and t hose who
I will take the daily edition of The Ledger
for this one week may rest assured
1 that they will oet full value for their
money. The price for the week will
be only loo, and every Baptist in the
State should have liis or her name
I*/ il In/1 ft \ ? 1 I ii k vi'bol' c /kill ikiif . i. /1
silver or two cent stumps to The
Do gor, GalTney, S. C.
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Notice Sunday School Workers.
Owin^to important church and
funeral services, the County Sunday
School Convention will be postponed
I to December 8th, 9th, and 10th.
Speakers and Sunday Schools will
please take due note of this.
It. D. Hkaty.
County Secretary.
1866 DENTISTRY I8c>Q
A good digest ion depends on good
teeth, and health on both.
Dr. A. .M Snider after a successful
practice of thirty-three years, will
practice in Conway at the. Kingston
Hotel, commencing on Friday tin
24th of Nov. to remain as long as work
(lows in I'riees low, all work guar
an teed and satisfaction given to ah.
Magnetic Art of Healing chronic
ailments treated and cured without
medicine or the knife.
Consultat ion free.
IJrnvc l:\plorors
Line Stanley and Livingstone,
fount! it harder to overcome Malaria,
l over and Ague, and Typhoid dis
ease germs than sax age eannihals.
but thousand have found that Klec
trie ItitUrsis a wonderful eure for
all malarial diseases. If you have
chills with fever, aches in hack of
neck and head, and tired worn-out
feeling, a trial will convince you of
their merit. \V. A. Null of Wobb
111., writes: "My children stitiered |
for more than a year with chills and
fever: then two bottles of Klcetrie
lilt UTS OUt'O I thrill. < >nly at'eeilts.
Try them. Guaranteed. Sold by
l>r. K. Norton Druggist.
M A K1U101). (>u
November Itli. 18b!', at the
residence of Mr. I'..I. Stevens, Miss
M. A. Stevens to Mr. \\. I). Stevens,
ltev. .1. \V. Todd performing the
ceremony,
Married by 1). 10. Moore. Magistrate.
near Gurley, S. C.. on Nov.
drd, 1*8'!'. Miss It'll la A. Moore, of
Conway, to Mr. I>. IV Green of
North Carolinai
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Is there a bad taste in
A. your mouth? *" X
^jr Then you have a poor A
A appetite and a weak diges- A
W tion. You are frequently v
dizzy, always feel dull and A
Y drowsy. You have ecld y'
A hands and feet. You get /\
but little benefit from your V
A food. You have no ambition to)
X to work and the sharp pains
yp of neuralgia dart through
What is the cause of all
Y Constipated bowels. V
Y will give you prompt relief Y
JL ticop Your Blood Puro. X
Y If you have neglected your y
A case a long time, you had ^
Y Aikt\s sarsaparlila ^
Y also. It will remove all Y
impurities that have been
X accumulating in your bipod
and will greatly strengthen 4m
Wrltn Iho Ocular.
There nmy he Miinctliln;; iil? >nt A
^3r your cieo Vint <l<> not ijllit' under- yY
T M ind. Write the doetoi fri i ly tell X
A It tin how ymi are KuUcrlni; Vmi /*\
will promptly receive tie l>t?t yjJr
medical 'idvleo. Address, Jfc,
Iir. J. 0. Ayer. Iiowell, Mitxs. SkJ
Suhsi*ribc for llio lloimv h vi.i>
:\n<l TlirifO-a Wci'k \Youi.i?.
"Sweet Bells Jangled
Out of Tune and Harsh."
Shnkespeare's description fits thousands
o? women. rhey are cross, despondent,
sickly, nervous?n burden to
themselves and their families. Their
sweet dispositions arc gone, and they, liko
the bells, scent sadly out of tuue. But
there is a remedy. They can uso
McELREE'S
vtiiiv vi varum
It brings health to the womanly
organism, and health there means
well j>oiseclnerves, calmness, strength.
It restores womanly vigor and power,
It tones up the nerves which suffering
and disease have shattered. It is
tho most perfect remedy ever devised
to restore weak women to perfect
health, and to make them attractive
and happy. $1.00 at all druggists.
For advice in cases requiring special
directions, address, giving symptoms,
"Tltc Ladles' Advisory Department,"
Tho Chattanooga Medicine
Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
Ill:V. .T. AV. SMITH, Camden, 8. C.,
"My wife used AVIne of C'ardul nt home
for fulling of tho womb mid it entirely cured
her."
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A handsomely Illustrated weekly, largest circulation
of nny eclontlflo Journal. Terms, |3 a
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MUNN & Co. 381 Broadway, ^BW YOffj
Uraucb Office. COS K Ht? Washington, D. C.
Tax Notice.
Not Ire is hereby ijlveu tlint the tn>
books for the collection of taxes for ttsca
year will ue opened at the Oourl
House In Conway, on October Ultli 18UU
The following levy on the property of tie
County has been assessed.
For State purposes mill!
For Ordinary County purposes.."))
For Constitutio al S< hool Tax....3
Total 13) inillt
In the townships 01 Conway, Ha)N>ro
(.?recti Sea and Simpson Creek, four (I
mills to pay interest on Railroad lionds
a balance to form a sinklmr fond for
deiiiptiou of bonds,
Also a sped I tax of Three (U) Mills in
School DistrUt No Id
Ail abb bodied males bidweon tbo ageot
ill years and (!0yours, except Confcdcr
ate Veterans over ">(> years o. ago arc lia
bio to a poll tax of $1
Tho Treasurer will attend tin* following
places at dates given for tlio purpose ol
collecting taxes.
.Icrdanville, .Monday, Nov, Flth. from HI
11 a. in.
llideon, Monday, Nov, Kith, Iroin 1 to','
p. in.
t'ool Spring, l'tiesdny, Nov. Mth from "i
to 11 a. in.
(lalivants Ferry,Tuesd J > I 111: fr in
I to Jl p. Ill, *
Tnylorsville Wednesday. Nov. lbtb from
7 to 'J a. in.
Floyd's School House, Wednesday , v o
15th, Iroin U a. in., to I p. in.
VardeMoThursday, Nov. lUtlt fro.n 7 1
Hi a. m.
/.nun, Thursday, Nov. Kith, from 1 to 2
p. in.
I'owellx ill. , Friday, Nov. 17th, from 8
to 12 a. m.
llayboro, Friday, Nov l?th, from 2 to l
p. in.
Adrian, Saturday, Nov. 1 sth, from S to
Id a. in.
Marlow, Monday, Nov. i'Olli, from N to
II a. m.
Soca-tee, Monday, I ov. ,'d'h, from 12 m
to 2 p. in.
<Irahninville, Tuesday, Nov 21-1, from
S to 11 a. hi,
Wampee, Tuesday, Nov. 21st. Iroin I
to 2 p. in.
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i.uin1 lover, o eam siiay, [Nov. 2.'nd,
from 8 n. in., to 2 p. in.
Kbeiuv.or, Wednesday, Nov. 22u 1, from
7 to '.I ii. m .
I lanwnond, Thursday, Nov. 2drd, from
7 to It a. in.
I )aisy, Thursday, Nov 2 hd, from 11 a.
m., to 12 mi.
1 C<uiikI Swamp, Thursday, Nov. 22rd,
from 2 to ;{ p. in.
l.oris, Fiyday, Nov. 24th, from 8 a. m.,
to 12 m.
Saiilonl, Saturday, Nov. 2.7th, from 8 to
11 a. m,
liucksville, Monday, Nov. 27tli, from H
to 10 a. m
Port 1larrelson, Monday, Nov. 27tli,
from 12 ill. to 2 p. in.
*1 lio balance of the time until Decern
her :ilst, I will bo in my oJllce at Conway
I . D. I.i)N(1,
Trcasurei I lorry County,
For Sale.
A nice llltli* plantation, 20aoros cleared
ami in a hiidi Mate of cultivation. An
excel lent <? room house, one tonant house
and all necessary out-buildings and con
veniencos in one of the tinost sections ol
the county, (loud school and church in
walking distance. Apply at 11 i.k.m.ii ol
ce for Information.
For Sale.
That desirable residence or. the
i corner of Main street and Sixth av
[(Mine. Ten lar^e rooms. Mouse in
ootid condition. Artesian well,
i The premises consist of two lots ol
one-half acre each. Nor information
apply at the Herald olliee.
ran s. / l /<;_
800 acres of land. 80 acres under
cultivation. -10 acres of #ood swain]
land. One #ood dwelling house, t
rooms and one #ood tenant house,
#ood out buildings and la,000 tur
pontine boxes. Apply to I). \Y.
Oliver, for further information at
Socast.ee, S. C. (1 in)
NOTICE.
Scaled bids for repairs on Kino
ston Lake Hrid#e will be received b\
the Hoard of County Commissioner;
on Monday, December 4th, 1800
I Said repairs consisting of two piling
12x12. and four braces Oxti, 8 fee
Ion#.
For further particulars address tin
undersigned, or 10, Van Dusenbury
Clerk of Hoard of County ('ononis
sioners.
Ail bidders are requested to entei
into bond for double the amount o
bid.
The Hoard reserves the ri#ht to re
ject any or all bids.
J. M. Oi.tvkh, County Supervisor
Nov. 2nd 181H). ' Ht.
CIIUUCII DINF.CTOPY
Coswav Mktiioiumt.
Preachingovory Sunday at It a. in. and H.iKi p in
I'rnytT cotlntf Tlmradav to oritur at H.oo o'clock
Sunday Hclinol 1I.U0 Sunday iuoriiln'_'.
Itov. ). \V. Klkinn, Pastor.
Conway IIaitiht.
Preaching every soconil and fourth Sunday at 1
a. iii. and 7.30 p. in.
Prayermotdlnir every Tuo?dny at 7.30 p. in.
Sunday School OTWJf Simtl o at 0.30a* fn.
< 'ON WA V I'llKHIt YTK.lt! AN .
I'roaolilng every llrst and tnlrd Sunday at 11 a.in
Sunday tudiool evcrv Sunday afternoon at l ock
l?. v .1. A. Wllaon, Pastor.
CONWA v CauriT.
1st Sunday II a, in. /ion, 8.SO |>. in. I'iHgnli.
2nd. ' 8.80 p. in Duraritn
Hd.Sunday I! a hi .lordunv illo, 51 :io p in Antiocti
Itli "ll Cool Spring,:l.80 llrown S\\amp.
ltwv. \V H. Ilarrc, I'.
DAOITIAMO RKcntF.n. May deposit mono]
I Uul I II id for tuition In nank till (xotitirHi li
Secured, or will accept notoa.
Cheap Imaid. Car fiiro paid. No varatlou
Enter any tlmo. Open lor both (tenon.
DRAUGHON'S S? ///7
PRACTICAL S7/?A
business-^ yf/ejjt^Y
Niudivllle, Tonn. ^ Savannah, CI#.
Galveston, Tex. sP Toxarkuna, Tex
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r?-u 117 iiHTdnnui nnn miiii iter*. 1 nroi
month*'bookkeeping with tm equal* mIx, etaewhere
AH commercial braneho* taught. ForclrcutarHexptalu
tnsr llomo StiKly Course," tuhlrosa " Dopaitnu-nt A?'
Fur college catalogue, aUtlrew " Department
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Contains a lot of hrief tail interest
' intf farts.
so.mi-: or or it most tkmptincj
ATTRACTIONS.
Colored and IdaoU Dress Hoods in
oreat variety.
Prices down in stylish winter
(Japes.
New I all Stock of line Corsets.
Ladies knit underwear very much
he
The seasons lowest prices in LaT
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10 very choice Kail and Win lor sly In
included in this extraordinary sale
of Ladies, Men s and ('hildron Shoos.
They aro adapted for fall and winter
wear.
Men's Furnishings.
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TIMO LATIOST!
Til 10 N10WI0ST!
Til 10 SW10LL10ST!
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N10CKW 10A It
l'( >OTW 10 Alt!
('<>LLA ItS!
CIJKKS!
II AN I >K 10 Item 10 IAS!
Special HA ltd A INS in Men's Underwear.
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House F'urnish&niis.
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Tea and Codec Dots, liucUcts,
Tea l\e(tlc\s, Lipped Saucepans, Dre
serve Kettles, porcelain lined, Dish
pans, and Dansof all description.
; GROCERIE .
(lood (Irocories always on hand.
Canned ijoods. Dickies. Etc.
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CROCKERY
Dull lire of Crockery ware just received.
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CLOC KS N I) WATCHES
at any price.
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"a ins in (JOOI) I-' I' UN IT I' UK
unci PUDDING.
()ak extension tukles.
I)ininj? room chairs
I'arlor tables.
Parlor rockers.
lied room suits. A display which
we unhesitatingly claim to bo the
largest and choicest ever exhibited.
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i The attraction of our stores are
the low prices.
The Gully.
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ou can get your Photos at
Gusque's any day. You can have
enlarging of any kind done.
Give nie a trial.
U. Iv. fiASOIIR.
WANTED AT ONCE
A r< mcdy that will positively
cure ine of KIM LKPSY. I have
been afflicted now for nearly seven
year ,h avo trio<I a good many
doctors and their medicines, and
none have done me but very little
good, and now 1 want a remedy
that will cure me for life. Address
J. II. Or,ivkk. Conway, S. C., L*. O.
hon (im.)
Largest and most complete estab
lishment South.
Geo. S. Hacker 6c Son
-iSCsmil
_iy-..i-..-Wll, Ti _ _^. ~
Manufacturers of
DOORS, SASII, l!IJM)S, MOULDINC
AND RUILD1NG
MATKR1AL.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
244 King Street.
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Practical
H orseshoer
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(IKNKRAL -- lir.ACKSMITIL?
I l>e<^ to announce that F havo
opened a place of Rusiness adjoining
Messrs. Porter & MeCaskill's stahles,
and solicit a share of your patronage.
Over 2") years of practical
exnnrieiicc in all kinds of
Light and Heavy Smith
work, 1 {oilerrepair, etc.
Moderate prices and #ood worknianship
guaranteed.
5-25-1V.I. : { m.
SPIVHY <5c COLLINS CO.
AUHNTS ?'
Fire Insurance,
Bicycles.
I). A. SP1VKY, A. T. COLLINS.
President, Secretary.
Office In Itniik Htiildlnu.
iTffllilf
FOR YOU.
Write \V. S. McCaskill a postal
card. He will send one to your
house where you can examine it
thoroughly and buy it if you like it
cither for cash or on time. Cattle,
Sheep, Hie.,-will be taken in payment.
J H. JOLLIE.
Manufacturer of??
Buggies, Roadcarts and
Wagons.
Oeneral repairing in Wood and Irou.
Keeps on hand all kinds of l>u^<jy,
Itoadeart and Wai^on material, viz:
Hubs, spokes and rims, wheels, axles,
shafts, springs, bolts and nuts,
whip sockets, dashes, washers, sand
paper and trlue. watron and bucirv
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singletrees, singletree ferules, clips
and hooks, shaft couplings, kin#
clips, pole yokes, bu##y fifth wheels
and pole circles, wa#on stay chains
and- tongue chains, plow handles,
horse and mule shoes and nails.
Paints of all description. General
repairing done with dispatch.
Palace; Marked,
Fresh I1KKF, MUTTON and FISH
every day at
ttamison & Mdflbt's.
Yovi can have beef delivered at your
house at any hour of the day.
Market Removed to Third Avenuo
near the Post (>tllee.
msKAsns OF TIIF SKIN.
The intense itching and smarting inch
dent to eczema, tetter, salt-rheum, and other
diseases of the skin is instantly allayed by
| a|>i<l)>iitx t. luunbcrluin s i".yo and (Skin
Ointment. Many very bail cjcsos liavo been
perninnently cured by it. It is equally
oflicient for itching piles and n favorite remedy
for sore nipples; chapped hands, chilblains,
frost bites, and chronic sore eyee. '
For wile by druggists at '2o cents per box.
Try Dr. Cady's Condition Powders, they
are just what a horse needs when in bad condition.
Tonic, blot>d purifier aud vermifuge
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