Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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) flic *1)?' ; vI? H)cvaltl. Published livery Thursduy. THURSDAY, AUGUST 2. 1900 MATI'BRS l.OCAl. AND OTHKRWISH. COM E ON! COM E NOW!! FOR PRICES ARE RKiHT -AT THE LEADER. lloiutv Tobacco Waiikiiui s::. Next Monday will ho sales day. There was a heavy rain at this place last 1* riday. Farmer's War* house is headqunrt ers for high prices. Mr. E. V. Duscnbury retains his position i'.s town clerk. Tobacco is selling high at Farmers Warehouse this week. Mr. A. C. Thompson's now store is rapidly nearing completion. Mr. W. M. Parker has been oloeed marshal of the town of Conway Thaxton, Winstead & Co.. wants 2,000,000 pounds of tobacco this season ' Mrs. J. 0. Edwards and children after spending some time here, left yesterday for Chadbourn. Dr. S. G. Lewis of Florida is visi tin/* friends and relatives in this county. Mr. J. W. Vercen is prepared to furnish (irst-elass livery and solicits your patronage. Mrs. Ford 1). Bryant,of Marion is visiting her mother. Mrs. Privett. at Privetts. Messrs A. E. Alford of Blanche and C. W. Cox of Hand were callers at, the Herald oilier last week. Dr. II. If. Burroughs has located at Boris where he will continue the practice of his profession. The new Intcndent and Wardens of the town of Conway were sworn in and installed into ofllee last Mon day uf'ernoon. Tho first boll of cotton to open this season was received at Ah is of lice last Monday from tho mvni of Mrs. J. K. Dusenbury at Soeastoo. i 'Jfho editor will bo around on t.he^ , _ / campaign and will expect to make' eootl collections on subscriptions to the IJr.UAi.n. When you come t<> Conway to sell your tobacco don't forget to call and settle your dues, if any, with the ' Mr. and Mrs. 10. V. MuNabb of jhiman, S. C., after spending some time in this county visiting friends find relatives left for their home a few days u<jo. S. 11. Baldwin, of colurnbus, (ia. writes* 1 occasionally tfivo a teeth jno powder to keep my teothino child's oums softened. Yes, the hot wave is broken, but before we exult too much we should bethink ourselves that the weather man has more where that came from. The superiority of man over wo man is clearly shown by the fact unit oven a bald-headed man can keep his hat on without, using hat pins. Some of the children in the families of Messrs. T. S. Lewis and l\ W. Ilardvick arc sick with what is supposed to be roseola. Prof. J. M. Massey (blind) gave] an entertainment at the school house this week which was enjoyed by a large audience. ' Mr. IJ. A. Dusenbury passed through tow 1 last Monday on his way to Marion and will return tomorrow. Mr. Sidney Smith, the efficient foreman at the mills of Rrown Lumber co., left last Monday for his former home in North Carolina where he will remain a few days. Wanted men to clear land at the Home wood Nursery and Fruit Farm, E. S. Cultra, Proprietor, Conway, S. C. ' | Mr. W. L Ilardec a thriving farmer of the Ruck Creek section was a very pleasant caller at our office one day last week. Our last opportunity to warn you that this will positively be the last excursion of the season. A good and quiet time guaranteed to all. i A Mrs. Joy of Chicago, who was a Miss Sehlvukoeswltohski, has sued for a divorce, So far as known, however, she has not asked for the restoration of her maiden name The goneral public aro cordially invited to visit the Home wood Nur seres and Fruit farm and see what I have growing for tho fall trade. Fruit trees and plants of all kinds for sale. E. S. Cultra, Proprietor. Miss Hallie Foster, of Nashville, | Tenn.,and MissE. N. Shaw,of Cameron, Texas, are visiting at Hose Vino Cottage, tlie home of Mrs. Fred Duck at Hueksvilio. Mr. Asbury Floyd died in the prime of life at his home in the upper part of the county last Monday. The cause of his death was sunstroke or overheat according to Dr. A. D. Lewis who attended him. I Farmers Institute to-day. 'I ho Horry Wuivhouse is open at ill1 times, and ready to sell your tobacco, morning or after: o >11. Yours Ace., J K. Coles Managen $1.50 for tho round trip. Firs', last and only excursion of the sea- 1 s >n. Sell your tobacco in Horry County, lluy your floods from Ci n} way Murrain ilouse and go 011 the excursion Au^. 7111 A - word to tho wise is sutlicienl Little Walter llcnjamin Newton son of Mr. ami Mrs. C. It. Newton died at his home near Stulve.v, S. (' , on July 20th 1000 at the ujje of t? years after a short illness. Mis parents have the sympathy ??f the win inanity. The ladies and children will have a good quiet time and ample protection guaranteed l?y the Managers of the Kxeursion. 7a cent, for ehild en under 12. The friends ofjMr. N. E. llardwiclc will read with pleasure the announcement of that gentleman for n the otllee of Treasurer. lie filled the office of Supervisor a few years a?p> with etliciency and ability and it was against the wishes of his friends that he did not stund for re eletion at. the end of his term. If clockd lie will hiaUo a competent 0 Iticer. I3c oil time next Tuesday. Excursion train will leave at li a. in., sharp The first, last and only excursion of the season. You can't afford to miss it. Only sM.fiO for 1 ltd 1*1 mini im A. C. Thompson, W. W. Ki'ss. Mi*. \V. T. ICUerbe announces himself a candidate for I lie oHiee of Superintendent of education in t ..is issue. A young tnan of spotless good character and winning manners lie ha- doubtless many friends who will support hint on the AutfUSt. He has many ; ??I fril^^B anion*; Ihe soldier boys who scr^H with him in tin- >paiii Miners war. ~ The candidates and people H please remember thai the tampi^^H meeting for (iulivants h'errv T<?H <.i?: ni 111 > w 111 i )! ui i hh' river Hi * a 11 Perry instead of at Chapel ! There will be a big lisli fry picH gi veil. and every 1:iti\ and ginit !en in the township is urged to attciH All except the candidates and tluB having invitations from speeiW friends will be expected to carH baskets; and Mr. Qraham wishes to state that, as four or live hundrS fish will be in evidence, the pcopl will bo expected to carry only cotS nion, wholesoiiH' food, to go alt.nH with those ii-h Toddville Tidings. ? Mr. E. 15. Ellerbe, dr.. was in 1 town this week I We congratulate the llorry Ware p bouse on securing the services of Mr. T. f>r* Smith as b(fok keeper. Mr. Smith is very popular with the to- ' baeeo planters here. Mr. 1). 0. liarrelson, Supt. of Education, was here last week and made his linal settlement with the board of trustees. Mr. Ilrrrclson is rapidly regaining his health There seems to be a great deal of speculation as to who our next sheriff will bo. A gentleman who is somewhat familiar with the political status of the county told your scribe that W. J. Sessions would not ho a prominent factor in this campaign I and there was also a sentiment | against 15. d. Sessions owing to the fact that we would still have "Slier j iff Sessions." The gentleman re. marked that W. 1\. Holt of Loris. will get "the plum" and that he will ! probably he nominated in the lirst. primary There was drunkenness and cursing at t he dispensary here last week. Those who witnessed the spectacle claim that the deputy dispenser was a mad man. We would say in reply to "Dreyfus" that.it is contrary to the rules of mv ln.iv ni*nnt.ir?r> .inm?n > ? -v --- -- t h"1 11 v to tin*jury before having submmit ted the evidence. After the evidence is fully presented on the stump, further explanation may not be necessary, for the jur\ (the poo pie) to acquit Mr. Jones at the ballot box. We can further say t o him t hat there is no "inconsistency" in advocating and voting for the best men. in conformity to this principal we are championing the cause of Messrs. L. 1). Long and K. V. Dusenbury. Those of us who attended the opening sales at the Farmers Warehouse were favorably impressed wit h (lie management. Fohkoast. The Horry Hussars are hereby ordered to meet at their Armory in Conway 011 Saturday August I ltli, promptly at Id o'clock. J. M. Oi<tvKit, Captain. Wantkp:- An experienced tar maker, (iood wages to right man. Apply or write .J. I), llaigler, Todd villi?, S. C. - <4> To Tim it Kit M f.n: I will not be in Conway until Friday and Saturday Aug. 10th and 11th. Please govern ' yourselves accordingly, J. A. Til it a i.i*. It Saved His Leg. i'. A. Dan forth of LaG range, Ga., on lY.iii/i/1 9r\?? o 1 ?v* am t I... ' 1 1- ? C ' I * miiu iuu iui aiA 1111 in 11 in will! a , ful running sore on his log: hut ho writes that Hucklcn's Arnica Salvo wliolv cured cured it. in five days. For Ulcers, Wounds, Piles, it's the host salve in the world. Curo guar- < , an teed Only 25 cts. Sold by Dr. EJ. Noiton, druggist. < SOUTH CRN SHORTHAND ? A t C ? JA ^ H * le.'iilnt! i i" > f iv!, |.<1 n.. ( uii. t jr..pri. IV . i ; /r . I .|?s ? ,r villi n, < I I fl? In | .|ii i '? l.i 1 .'y l.i W , ! : 1 i| ni.v i It. V ii, ."i ?. I i r .. ? ( t*. |..r ly . I > li ii I i . i \ 'iS1 >1 11! ^ VI 1 W V ' -V* V . V II . 'I l \.l?l. A V. I / i . 1. Spiveys' Announcement. 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for re-election to the position of 'Leader in Low Prices" subjec'.{to i the action of the trading public. If continued in this honored position, I guarantee to give faithful service as in the past and pledge myself to maintain the high sta nlard already ' won for the Spivey Mercantile CoJ \ l inspect fully, J. C. Si'ivr.v, ! General Manager. The Appetite of a Goat Is envied by all whose Stomach < and Liver are out of order, hut such should know that Dr. Kind's < Now Life Pills, give, a splendid ap petite, sound digestion and a re^u' lar bodily habit that insures perfect j health and great energy. Only 2">e , at Dr. K. Norton's Drugstore. White Man Turned Yellow. Great consternation was felt by < the friends of M. A. I loj^arty of Lexington, Ky., when they saw he was turning yellow. His skin slowly i changed color, also his eyes, and he suffered terribly. His malady was Yellow Jaundice. He was treated by the best doctors, but without benoiit. Then he was advised to try Electric Hitters, the wonderful Stomach and Liver reineily, and he writes: "After taking two bottles I was wholy cured " A trial proves its matchless merit for all Stomach, Liver and Kidney troubles. Only ,)()(' S( ill I bv Dr I1' V.ii'l.in ili'iwr . ? ' ?? (\ i / n 11. X. $/<]&SIOXS: For (Ironevies and Cool > brinksIce, Hoof, and country produce* .fames II. Carlisle, Ll<. I). President. Eight dopartinonts undei eight Professors. Two courses loading to A. H and A. M. decrees. Library, Gymnasium, Atletic grounds, nocture course. Terms as reasonable as at any first-class College. Session begins Sept.. The expenses at Woflord Fitting School has been reduced from $111 to $I<i7 for the year. For catalogue, address .1. A. Gamkwki.I., repariannurg, IS. C. The University of North Carolina. 77ic Head, of the State's Ed a cat ion at S/ysfe/nThree academic courses leading to Decrees. Professional courses in Law, Modicine and IMtarmacy. Surniner School for Teachers. l Scholarships and ' Loans to Needy. t Free Tuition toCanTIJITION $00. i didatcs for Ministry Minister's Sons and I Teachers. f>12 students besides 161 in Summer School. 118 teachers in the facu I ty. For catalogue and information address F. P. VKNA11LE, President, Chapel Mill, N. C. Notice. All persons holding claims against the estate of M. It. King, are hereby i v;\jm:Dii;u l>? I |jrCSUI10 IIILTII tO llH' undersigned, duly itemized and vcri lied, within the time required by law: and all persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make immediate payment to tho undersigned. iioiiT, 15. Soakiiokoi.'oji, Qualified Administrator. July 21st 1000. 3t. * ?> Notice, By permission of Hon. W. E. Hardwick, Probate Judge of Horry County, the undersigned will offer for sale at Conway, South Carolina, on the 11th day of August. 1000. and from day to day thereafter until the samo shall havo been disposed of, All and singular tho stock of goods, wares, and merchandise of the late Hasil H. King now in his formor place of business. Also ono buggy and harness. Terms of sale cash. Vtoirr. B. Soahroroitoii, Qualified Admlnistrator. k I CANDIDATES 80LUMN. von iiorswoF rkprkskntativks. I hereby announce myself as a can Relate for member of the House of Representatives from Horry county, subject to the action of the Democratic primary. f ^ - ... % - J Kit KM I A 11 .>1 1S1IOK. At the solicitation of many friends I hereby announce myself as a ean lidate for member of the House of Representatives from 1 lorry county, subject to the uetion of the Demo rat ie primary. I believe I am qualified U> Idl the olliee to the satisfae lion of the people whom I have an nidation to serve; and, if elected I will carefully guard the interests of my constituency, and labor for the upbuilding of llorrv county. \V. T. A It MSTltONO. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the ofticc of Representative of Horry county, subject to the action >f the Democratic Primaries" II. 11, WdOiavAHii. The many friendsc ' Prof. II. Kemper Cooke annour.ee i m as aeandi late for too Legls.acuve, subject to the Democratic prima *v. f Manv Kiiiknps. - -a I hereby announce myself a eaiuli date for member of the House of llepresc ntaUves from Horry (Vanity subject, to the iiction of the Demo erai ie 1 'rimary. .1 kkkmiah Smith. KOtf CONHUKSS. 1 hereby declare myself a candidate for Congress from tin* Sixth Congressional District of South Carolina, subject to the action of the Democratic IVunnry. KoitT. H. Sc.\auoitoroii. Having received a majority of the votes cast in the Sixth District for Congress tup years ago and having been deprived ol that ??IIi<" t?y Hie counting of tlie Second Kogiment vote which was east outside the district, and I am assured was illegally east, my friends insist upon my entering the race again this year. I hereby announce myself a candidate for Congress from the S'xlli District subject 1o1he Democratic primary. .). k. km.kuiik. DOU S UK It IFF. 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for theofliee of SlierilV of Horry county, subject to the action of tno democratic primary. W. K. 1 Ioi.t. Having been urged by many of my friends to declare myself a candidate for the oflicc of SherilT of Horry County, and realizing the fact that tho people of my county having placed me in said ofliee and educated me in the intricate duties of said office, and fooling that with my many years of experience in the discharge of the duties thereof, that Lam thoroughly competent to lill 'aid oftlco with satisfaction to my many friends and the public gener ally, and fct?iug, also that I would he ungrateful to my friends to tie eline, I hereby announce myself a candidate for said ofliee, subject to the action of the Democratic I'rimaries. \V. .i. Skksionk. The many friends of Henj. J. Sessions hereby announce him a candidate for theofliee of SherilT of Horry County subject to the action of the uemot rauc primary, believing t hat if elected hi1 will discharge tin1 duties of the oftlee with credit to himself and his county. Ills Fill KN l?s. FOR CLFRK OF COURT. I hereby declare myself a candidate for the office of Clerk of Court for Horry County, subject to the action of the Democratic Primary. R. 13. FI.I.kiuik, .III. Having been appointed to fill the unexpired term of Hon. .1. A. McDermott as Clerk of Court for Horry county, and finding the work congenial, and believing that I am capable of Milling the position with satisfaction to my constituency, I hereby announce myself as a candi date for the said office subject to the action of the Democratic Primary. Waltkii L. Misiiok. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Clerk of Court, of Horry County, subject to the action of the Democratic Primary. Respectfully, T). I). II Aim Kf.SON. FOR SUPERVISOR. Hast but not least, 1 had come to the conclusion not to offer m.v servi cos to the county anj more, but be in^ solicited by many friends and voters of tho county, I hereby offer myself a candidate for the office of Supervisor of florry County, subject to the action of the democratic party. Joskimi Toon. I herby announce myself a candidate for the office of Supervisor of Horry County, subject to tho action of the Democratic Primary. CEO. II. JONES. I hereby announce myself a candidate; for the office of Supervisor of Horry County, subject to tho action /if flu* Ii/ini/i/o'utl/i "? vv "v...v?v,l.?.v J '.I.IIMIUil, JOCl.i* intf myself, if elected, to ^ive the County a clean, capable, and economical administration of its fiscal affairs and to work especially for the development of the County and the improvement of its highways. J. K. ALTiSImOOK. May, 7th. 1000. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for re-election to the office of County gupervlaor of Ilorry County, subject to the action of the democratic primary. J. M. Obi VEH. Having received encouragement from my friends in different sections of the county, and having had two years experience in the office, I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Bupervl sor of Horry oounty, subject to the action of the democratic primaries, pledging my self if elected to discharge the responsible duties of the important offico to the best interest of the county, II. M. ANW5IWON. FOR COUNTY AUDITOR. 1 h?reby announce myself a candidate for the oflico of County Auditor )f Horry County, subject to the ac tion of the democratic primary, K. Van Hi skmii io . My candidacy foi re election to the office of Auditor of lb?rry County, is hereby announced subject to the rules of the democratie primary. .1. A. LKWIi F<>U SU PT ()P KDUO \TTON Having served in the Spanish Amorlenii war with W. T. Rillcrbe, who lias reeen11 v been appointed Ma jorof-the drd Uatallion, 1st Regiment S. C. V (' , wo hereby announce an nounee hun a candidate for the office of Supt of Kduc it ion for 1 lorry coun11 v, subject to t he act ion of the democratic primary election. Sot.1)1 Kits 1 announce my sol f a candidate for the ofliee of 1 'ounty Superintendent of Education subject to the action of v the Democratic Primrry. 1 have had three years training in col.. ?'e 1 and twelve years experience in tc eh t inland promise, if elected, to de ? vote inv best energies tothe duties | of t he ofliee. A. E. PROCTOR. 1 i At the earnest solii itation of my , friends, I hereby announce myself a r candidate tor the ollice of Superintendent of Education, subject to the i action of the Democratic primary, helie\ in?.r that I am fully qualified to perform the important duties of the otlice with credit to myself and tin4 county, promising if elected, to de vote my time to the duties of the ofliee. J. 11. Nt.ta.v. Dy the solicitations of m.-.ny friends, 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for the ofliee of Superin ( tendent of Education of llorry county, subject to the artionnf the Dem oeratic Primary. WM. H. R|C|| MtOSON. I hereby announce myself a eandidate for nomination to tlx* ollice of County Superintendent of Eduea tion, subject to the action of the ; I)?>moeratie I'rimary. (j. I'htKn Si wi.vr.v. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the ofliee o Supt >f Education of llorry County, subject to the action of the Democratic Primaries. l\ (>. SNOW DEN. At the request of many friends from all sections of the county 1 am a candidate for the ofliee of County S iperintendent of Education subject to the action of the Democratic Primary. II K. Toon. EOli SOLICITOR. I ' I hereby announce myself a candidate for 1 lie olliee of Solicitor of the Ith J lulicial Circuit, subject to the i result of the Democratic I'riinarv, (iKo. W I blow N. 1 Darlington, S ( I < )H TREASURER. 1 declare myself a candidate for the ollice of County Treasurer of I lorry count y, subject to the action of the democratic primary, and promise if elected to render I rue and faithful service. N. E. IIahiiwick. . I hereby announce myself a candidate for the ollice of Treasurer of Horry county, subject to the action of the democratic, primary. l. i). lionu. EOR STATIO SENATOR. 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for the ollice of State Senator for Horry County, subject to the Democratic I'rimary. J. A. MCDKIIMOTT. FOR CORONER. The many friends of Mr. A. I*. Johnson hereby announce him as a candidate for the ollice of Coronor of Horry county and respectfully ask the patronage of the voters in his behalf. 1 am a candidate Mr re-election to the ollice of Coroner of I lorry County, subject to the action of the democratic primary. A. H. J. f 1 Al.ltKAITII. HARD A INS AT The Ideal Store. i Shoes from 40 fonts up. Dry Goods marked down. Groceries at cost. | Other goods cheaper yet . Come and :sec, 1 tiring your Chickens and Kpftfs to j us, hi^kost price. Tho j^oods must i go come and got your share quick Yours for low prices, DONAHTJK A MKT,SON. UOOD'S CURES when all other preparations fail. It possesses j curative power peculiar to itself. Be I sure to get Hood's Sarsapanlla. f > . . 1 . . A * Always < ?i rake Good Advice, Says a noted humorist. You may lot need it yourself, but its to /.jive o somebody ehr. W'e are ooin^ to jive you a lit tie advice and you can <eep it or give it away, wo won't Gelt. < ho adviee is before buying to ixamine our stoek and see the bargains we have for you. I f you want new designs andori^i nil styles look over our lines of LA hi KS A NI) GKNTS SIIOKS. IT""!*!*-, lPl NlC I ,f ( Not hint; succeeds 1 il<success, and I lie early sales we are having on ? ur l'icnic Line assure us that we carry what the eood people of I lorry want Here you will Hud shoos with the foui1 essential features which ^o to make a perfect shoe. IMJ HA 111 LIT V, STYLE, KIT and FINISH. Wc Want Everybody to Conic and Sec! 111 ? !,,? (; I ' I i v ^ . ... .... ... iHi i ouirr wr arc j^o in# to reduce our stock considerably in order to make room for the fall line, and our prices will enable the poorest man to wear the best clothes. We are #oin# to sell and sell fast, and if you do not come and get a bargain afterwards do not ery, it will not be our fault. MION'S, YOUTHS AND Oil II.DUKNS CLOTHING. Ladies dress goods and llats will be lower than you ever heard of. Does a Cow Need Iter Tail? You will readily agreo that a eow needs her tail in lly time and if wire doors and windows cost you nothing you would just, as heartily say that they are a monstrous good tiling, liy using our wire netting and our window frames you may make yourself comfortable for the summer and the cost docs not compare with the amount <>f good you <^ot from their use. FIlKSIf CKOCKIMKS OF ALL KINDS CAN m<: FOUND HERE. Yours for Trade, ill JII m. t! ranch Starrs at HA Y11 OHO, COOL SV lilN(L SO (LIST ELL GUAH AMY I LIE, VINE ISLAND and VOliT HA lilt VAjSON' If you cannot come to CONWAY, we will ho iflad to soo you at any of our stores, { J I . ?l ?J-!*?* 1801 ?1900. jSouth Carolina College, COLUMBIA, s. c. A. 15.. B. S.. A. M., KL.B? L. I. Courses. Spring Courses free for Tenchors. I'ourtecn Professors; T5,000 volumes in library; excellent laboratories, class rooms, gymnasium, infirmary, athletic gronnds. Tuition $10, other fees $18. a session ; tuition remitted to needy students. Kxpenses $i:i.*) to $17;? a session. Certified Pupils from forty-five Accredited Schools enter it? KroO.iwn.i Class without examination. Entrance an 1 Normal Scholarship Mxaminat ions held at every countyscat, Friday, July 2d, 1000, hy Conn* t y Superintendents. Next session opens Sept. 20, 10(H). For catalogue, address, F. C. WOODWARD, President. May 31st 1000. IHH Von can tfot your Photos at (!usque's any day. You can have eular^ino of any kind done. < 1 ivo me a t rial. R. I\. CASQUE. Lar^ost and most oomplcto cstab lishment South. Geo. S. Hacker 6c Son \ 1 Manufacturers of? 1 DOOItS, SAS1I, BLINDS, MOULD- V ' iNCJANI) BUILDING \ MATKRIAL.3 \ CHARLESTON,[S.^C. \ 244 King Street. \ ; 1. B. 11 x Practic 1 Horseshoer I A N n ?GKNKUAL - BLACKSMITH,? I bog to announce that I have opened a place of Business adjoining Messrs. Porter & McCaskill's stables, and solicit a share of your patronage. Over 25 years of practical , experience in all kinds of 1 ur~ o ? lit. cuiu 11 c; n v y 01111111 work, Iioilcrrepair, etc. Moderate prices and good mansliip guaranteed. 5-25-01). .'{ m. : =???. .j_ SPIVEY 6c COLLINS CO. -11 AORNTS Fire Insurance, Bicycles. D. A. SPIVEY, A. T. COLLINS President, Secretary. Offico In linnk IHilldlna I J H. JOLLIE. Manufacturer of?? Buggies, Roadcarts and Wagons. General repairing in Wood and Iron. Keeps on hand all kinds of Buggy Boadcart 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 fiftn wheels and pole circles, wagon stay chains and* tongue chains, plow handles, horse and mule shoes and nails. Paints of all description. Gene al repairing done with.dispatch. Starch. 5000 Pounds Celluloid Starch, 1500 Pounds Ibory Starch. 1400 Pounds Calumet Starch. iuuu l'oikujs uonTon starch. 20(H) Pounds 5e. Package Starch, 8800 Pounds Dixie starch lOoo Pounds Forest City starch. 900 Cross Little star Matches. 8.")0 Cross Globe Matches. :100 Gross Coast Matches. 290 Gross Yale Blue Matches. W. B. COOPER, Wholesale Grocer, WILMIOTON, N. C.