The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, November 08, 1900, Image 3
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Published Kverv Thursday.
THURSDAY, NOV. 8 1900.
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MATTERS LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
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K Ladies capes at Spiveys.
Mr, R. 1). Todd tailed to sec us
Monday.
Mr. B. F. Harrelson of Vardelle
was in town last Friday.
For Rust Proof oats and Spivey's
beauty Hour, call at Spivoys.
Mr. II. R. Todd of Boris spent last
Friday night in town.
Mr D. II. Watson of Powcllvillc
was in town last Monday.
Mr. R 'V Worley of Vardollc spent
yesterday in town.
See advertisement of Mr. W. M.
Parker in this issue.
Mr. J. M. I). Jones w.*.s in Conway
on business last MondayMrs.
\Y. II Howell has been quite
ill but is improving.
% A nice new set of Harness for only
$f) 00 at Con way Bargain House.
Prof. W. C Graham of Tabor, N
C., was here a day or two lust week.
Miss Man 1 Parker left yesterday
morning for a visit at lliekinun,
S. C.
Mr. Geo. M. Kir ton was in town
last ! riday stopping at the Commercial
House.
Last Monday was salesdav and one
tract of land was sold by the Clerk
of court.
Mr. and Mrs. G. \V. Collins of
Nixonville were in town a short
while yesterday.
The taxable property of the conn
ty has increased in value $50,Odd.(Ml
during the past year.
Hev. J. II. Stanley of Loris was
in Conway on business the latter
part of last week.
A ttf f l - ? o_ n 1
j\. >v. ti(Mikiiik cv: Don nave jusi
received u car loud of horses and
mules for their winter trade.
The latest advices concerning the
election are that the chances are in
favor of MeKinley.
Mr. \V. J. Burney left on Tuesday
for Uocky mount, N. C . and will he
absent several weeks.
Mr. 1 W. Cooper of Wilmington.
N. C., was in town last Monday and
returned home on Tuesday.
The election passed oil Tuesday
without incident. The results will
he tubulated next Tuesday.
lion. J. A. McDermolt returned
to Conway last Monday after an ah
? v ^senee of several weeks.
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Mr. Blount Smith of Chadbourn,
N. C., spent last Monday nijjht in
town, leaving Tuesday morning.
Mr. Sidney Johnson of (Julivants
Ferry entered the Uuorou/(hs (ira
ded school asapupil last Monday.
Spivcy Mercantile Co. has just
opened up a nice line of dress jjootls
and ask* the ladies to call at once.
Mr. Joel Strickland of Zoan and
Mr. John Causey of Daisy were
callers at our ollice 011 Salesday.
The tent meetings were begun lust
Thursday and have continued this
\UAol/ Vl? i I I? tl np.il 1 u / r*\f\4 1 o t
..... .. ...... v?.v,y ..nv....' ... v.".
Mr. S. Kabon of Cool spring and
Mr. Cornelius Cannon of Haskell
were pleasant callers last Monday.
Mrs. J. ,J. Pitman left Monday
morning for her home at Wilmington,
N. C. accompanied by her
mother.
State constable. W. S. MeCasicell
Jr., returned last week from a trip
to Bishopvillc. S. C. where he went
on olTjcial business.
Tito boi'ers at the yards of Crown
Lumber Co., got out of repair last
Friday and the mil's were shut
down for several days'
Tho excursion to Myrtle Beach ? n
last Friday was much enjoyed by
those who went. The crowd was not
as large as might have been.
M. M. Moore, clerk city oounc'l,
Columbus, Ga., writes: I have known
Tkktmina (Teething Powders) to re
move worms when all other remedies
had failed.
Mr. S. S Anderson of Adrian paid
ps a call las). Saturday. He iseigntytyvo
years of agp and ope of the ol 1ps(.
men on fie Hkuald's subscription
lisit.
rrrfTf irvr*
We hone you will not forwetMr.
C. h Jolinson. authorised ?}?ont of
the Horry IIKHAi.i), when he comes
around with the county treasurer.
Pay him up and we'll place your
name in the honor roll when he r< turns.
We are offering to settle old claims
for subscription which which were;
made during the hard times at halfi
price. This is your chance, will you
accept it? Some have taken advantage
of the opportunity already,
We are looking for you to come in i
4 1: ^PlI
fcoing ot the me|;3h^nts say the
fjqi)way Hirjfain II tui- is selling '
Woods at cost is the reason they sell
about all the #oodt sold in Conway, i
What will thoy do about it? \Vru u<l
vise them to buyout the Conway
Bargain House with the understand !
ing that Tnompson leaves so they can
sell woods at a living profit. Conway
Bargain House.
Treasurer Id. T>. Long makes a
change in his appointments as advertise.!
in last issue. He goes to
Daisy after leaving Hammond instead
of to tii* Round Swamp. Do
also adds two new paragraphs
to his advertisement, one relating
to pay certificates against the rehool
fund, the other relating to commutation
road tax. These changes will
he understood more fully upon reading
his advertisement in another
column.
See the advertisement of Sam
Thompkins in another column, lie
has good bargains to offer his in my
friends and customers.
Door woman, she broke down comnlelelv.
It began this way: Her
fed roomed heavv. her liversluin?ish
her digestion poor, her cheerfulness
gone, her brain slow \o grasp facts
her eyes dim. Then came neglect of
household duties through lack of en
ergy, and linally total colapse. She
ha 1 never heard of "Longavita," a
priceless preparation, that brings
roses to the checks, rounds out hollow
faces, makes the step elastic, the
disp< sit ion cheerful, and renews the
vigors of girlhood, Itead advertisement
in mother column. l,Longavita"
is the true fountain of perpetual
youth. It is a vegetable modic'ne
that came from the brains of
< iermany s hauling scientific physicians.
absolutely harmless, and a
benefit toold and young, both men
and worn 11.
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In the Reviews for November the
editor comments at length on thj
Ami rica i political situation as it
appears on tno eve of the Presiden-1
l:al election; on the result of the
Parliamentary elections of the past
month in (5reat Rritain and on the
i-s :cs of tin* Canadian and New-1
fou ml lend elections of November 7
and 8. Other interesting topics are
included in the month's survey of
Mho Progress of the world' such
as the ch;n so cc triplications and the i
careers of the late Joi n Sherman
and clrarles Dudley Warner.
Married at I.ast.
A little romance was enacted here
last, w ?ck which did not fail to awaken
interest in many. It was the
marriage of a northern lad v, who-e
n one we have not had the fortune to
learn, to a Mr. Lawn-nee of Pino Island
The story goes that'they wore
school males years ago, at a northern
school, and fell in love with each i
other, but circumstances parted
them and for many years they heard
nothing of each other. A year or
t.wo ago they started a correspond*
nice and she met him here last week
to marry him For sonic reason thov
did not marry h re as was expected.
They took the train imxt morning j
for Pine Isl aid near which place
they were mai l ied on the same day.
May their married life be as happy
as their marriage was romantic
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Death of R. I). Best,
This Holy man of Cod was born I
in Columbus county, N. April
ISth 18d0, and died April l">th 1! 100.
lit' was a member, of the Missionary!
baptist church about lifty years.'
joined the Pleasant IIill Baptist
church, N. C. lie then moved to
Spring ticld. S. C. in 1 S<>7 Thence
to Pleasant Plane, S. C. in 18117 ,
leading in the constitution oi the
last named church Purine this
time, he helped to build four church
es, viz. Pleasant Mill S-7 SpringHeld
$h0* Buck Creek $10. Pleasant
Plane $?:?. 11.? has been an
ordained Deacon about 10 years.
This devoted christian married
Miss Dorcas (lore, of a family
noted for piety and Christianity.
He leaves a wife, one son. and four j
daughters, on the highest plane of 1
chri> t ianitto mourn hisdepart ure. ; A
short while before he died, he
selected the place, in the cemetery j
of his church to be buried The
Pastor of his church, (I). M. JCdgo.)j
told ti.o writer, at the last meeting!
of his church oa earth, ho was filled '
with the Holy Spirit of Cod to the
overflowing and shouts of prais > ?
He was very kind, cheerful and '
benevolent to every body. His pastor
now has a hymn book and a
year's subscription to the l'S. C.
Baptist," as souvenirs, presented
bv him a shorl while before his 1
death* The vouhl' ministers and <
converts w; ro cheered and eneour-1
aged continually l),y him. ICspeci- j
ally in their weakest efforts to serve
God. lie was a great lover of children
and the S. S. cause. Uncle
l>o-d, has clasped hands with friends
and relatives on the other shore,
and awaits our coining. The Lord
help us to he as v? ue and f lithful as
he was.
1. J. Cox. |
Nixonville, S C. Oct. 13t.li 1000.
Sarah M. Todd aged lid years died
at her homo Oct. 2nd 1900. She had I
been a consistent member of the
Haptist church about 10 years. She
lived an exemplary christian life. 1
She was an indulgent and loving
mother, a kind patient, and faithful
wife. Shp was orp that never spoke
evil of her neighbors. She always'
lap) a pleasant look and kind word
for all. J*} very body wau alwaya
glad to see aunt Sarah and enjoy
her hospitality. Sha was always
ready to administer to the sick in
her painstaking manner.
Her death sickness was brief.
The black camel which kneels at
every man's gate, kneeled at hers!
just one week after she was taken j
sick, when she peacefully passed j
away to her long home. During I
her brief illness she was never lieatd
to complain, but cjuietly submith d
to Him who doeth all things well,
fche' wa/; lap] to re?t nfjor an injjTessive
sernion by liev S J. Cains
She leaves a husband and six children
and a host (if f iends to mourn
lier loss. May they not w. ep for
her but for themselves tl?vt. they
may have faith to live and die as
she has.
Mother, how lonely, Oh how dos- i
ouito is home without thee.
H. R. Todd.
LOris, S. C. Oct. 22url 110)
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MARRIED
FRASI KR LEWIS.
There was .? ?ptv ( wodilinj* <>n lit si
Sunday evening at 8 o'clock at tlu
i esi eaooof Mr. \V. I?. Mi shoo. The
contracting parties were Mr Alex.
Pl'tt ier aiul Miss Minnie 1 < *\\ i-.
Only a few intimate friends wort,
present and the eeromonv was per
forme.1 by Rev. W. S. MeCaskill ol
this town. Mr. Frasier is a populat
younjr business man and is at present
head salesman iu Conway Bar
train House The youii# oride ta
tlie eharinin?rdaughter t?f Mj \Y. R,
I a'wis.
BALDWIN MARTIN
The most beautiful and attractive
wedding of the season was witnessed
at Mineral Springs M. K. Chinch on
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?? euuesuay evening v h i. .h si.
The coiiimetin<: parties being Mr.
Henry A Daldwin of I lallsboro, N.
C., and Miss Hossie Martin of Port
I larrelson, S. ('. Promptly 'at S: ill
o'clock as theorem) pealed I'ortli tho
lirst sweet strains of Mendelssohn
g^and march under tlie skillful manipulations
of the fairy like lingers
ot Miss (iraee Dusenlniry of l'oddvilli*.
S. th attci dants graceful
lv passed up the two aisles in the following
order, meeting in theehancel
and forming into lours on either
side:
Miss Lu a Martin i?f Dublin. Ha.
handsomely attir <1 in white mull,
eream trimmings, and carrying a
ho(|UCt of oxalis with Mr. J. Press
Willia ns of Piddv Lake.
Miss ls;i Harper of "Oakland"'
prettily gowned in white organdy.
I)!no trimmings and whit* ehr\snnthemums,
with Mr. .1. A Lewis of
Conway, S. C.
Miss Florence Sarvis (>f "Hranrh
vale in pure white, pearls and natural
lloAers, with Mr. Kd Stanley
of Whiteville, N. CMiss
Dora Pinner of Hueksi ort,
S. Ch. elegantly diessed in white organdy,
pink trimmings and red get'
aniiims, with Mr. Tracy Martin of
Port Ilurrels n. S t
Then the cynosure of many eyes,
the lovely bride elect sweetly attired
in white silk. kmc trimmings, veiled
in tulle, white II overs, aeeompanied
liv her maid of honor Miss Leila
H'eaty of Laurel, S (J , ?rraeefullv
rohed in cream silk, Duchess luce
and white orchids.
The eroom supporteM by his best
man Mr. ,1. S. Muck of Dueksport, S.
C., passed up the opposite aisle,
meeti ml' under the wish bone and
theiv exeluin^ino the bo.-d man f >r
the bride. The ceremony was im
pressi \ ely performed by Hev M 1\
Dukas of Ducksvilie S. C. After
whieli the ^rooin with his bride eon
lid n .'ly leaning upon Ids arm p u>. ed
out of t he ehureh; followed by t he at
tendanls, the party retiring to the
home of the hride's parent-., w!:erea
miiii|)iiiiiii?> i epasi was HNVfvlllPJ/
t hem
Mr. Maid win i< the popular rail
road engineer and tnuchiui>l of I In*
It'cliard son ("vpress Lumber iV Sliin
ole Co and his wife ono of our most
charm i n?; you no ladies.
The happy couple will make
Iiucksport their home and occupy
the beautiful new cottage on the corner
of Cur oh Street and Klin A veil
no
Mi'-.rs Patuia.
Now is the time to set yourslrnwtierrv
beds with line voting healthy
plants from the Nome Wood nursery.
'"Clyde" is the great shipping
berry. ' Bismark" king of the
strawberry world, "lirandywine"
the great Southern berry. Lady
Thompson, a standard for this seelion.
E. S. Cri.'i'Ha Pro.
Conway, S. C.
1'\>u Sack: A line .1 crsey Bull,
[ ntit loci to registration Apply to
I. VV. I lardwick.
Millions Given Away.
Tt is certainly gratifying to the
public to know of out* concern which
is not afraid to Wo generous The
proprietors of Dr. King s Now Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs
unci Colds, have given away over ton
mi linn trial bottles and have the satisfaction
of knowing it has cured
Ihousandsof hopeless eases. Ast hma
I Iron eh it is. La (l ri ppe and all Throat
Chest and Lung discuses am surely
rmred by it. Call on Dr. K. Norton
Druggist, and get a free trial bottle,
Regular size 50c and $1.00 ICvery
hot tie guaranteed.
' . cret of Beauty
aikh. The secret ofhealth is
power to digest and assiir.
a a proper quanity of food.
.; can never be done when
. liver does not act it's part.
oyou know th is ?
itt's Liver Pills are an abso.te
care forsick headache, dys
psia, sour stoma. 1\ malaria,
constipation, torpid liver, piles,
andice, bilious fever, bilicu.a
pjt > and kindred diseases.
Tutt's Liver PiDs
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
Itartlflcially digests the food and aids
Nature in strengthening ar.d reconstructing
the exhausted digcstlvo
gans. It is the latest discovered digeat:
ant qnd tonic. Ho other preparation
Oftn it'pi roach it in efficiency. It instantly
relieves and permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence. Sour Stomach, Nausea,
Sick Headache,Oast ralgla,Cramps,anq
all other result- of imperfect digestion.
Preotr*d ty c. j D?wiU t Co , Chicago.'
SPIVEY.
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Wo rro Prepared to supply the trade
throughout tin* oountv Our stork
is lar?;e. Assortment Complete.
Styles orreet and up-to-date,
f Priees ami quality guaranteed.
Call and examine priees and styles.
Courteous at tent ion.
SIMVKY MKUCANT1LK CO.
.). 0. Spiv r.v.
< Seiieral .Manager.
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mmi 01 Huvcn?.->cti i.t iitr.s,
Miss llettio Anderson Mr. (Jcor^je
Haoot, Mr. Jesse Hennott, Mr. Win
C ?st way. Mrs. Annie Itrnw.i, Mrs.
1 Kmiiy Causey, Miss Mary Duckin,
Mr Wash Dewet-t. The lie/. Fpiseopal
Clergyman, Miss Laurl Foster,
W. J. Fe^an. Miss Mat lie Colston,
M ss Annie (J raliani. Mr* F.lla Wi 1
Hums, Mrs Carrie Hickman, Mrs.
10. A Wood wurd Mrs. 1 d/./.ie 11 il 1,
Mr. W 10. Ward, Mrs. Flsie Mearos.
le due on each for advertising.
n. c. CoI.I.Ins, c. m
Spread Like Wildfire.
When thing's are 'the best they
become "the best selling,' Abraham
llaro, a leading ilru^^jist. oi
Hcllcville; O., writes'. "Fleet ric
Hi iters are the best selling bitters I
have handled in 2(1 years. Veu know
why? Most disease* !>e;:in in disorders
of stomach, liver. ki lne\s. howels,
blood and nerves. Fleetrie Hit
ters tones up the stomach, regulates
liver, kidneys and boxVels, purities
the blood, strengthens the nerves,
hence cures mult it tides of maladies
It builds up the entire system Cut,
new life and vijjor into any weak
sickly, run-down man or woinuns
| Crice atl cents. Sold by Cr. Norton
Drujjjjist
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ty& for Yfomen ^\)
tv Are you nervous? ^
Are you complete!/exhausted? M
Do you suffer every mo?.' u?
If you answer "ves" to any of W
these question?, you have ii!:> wbLh ,!
Wine of Cardui cures. Do yon n
appreciate what perfect health would M
be to you? After taking Wine of Q
Cardui, thousands like you have real- ?
iced it. Nervous strain, loss of sleep, 1
cold or indigestion stalls menstrual l
disorders that are not noticeable at *
first, but day by diy stead.ly grow 1
into troublesome complications. Wine J
of fa rAni. netf/t ...el
tv?i wnuic me 111111- B
t| strual period, will keep the fern lie 9
I system in perfect condition. T hi.; B
I medicine is taken quietly at home. I
B There is nothing like it to help I
5 women enjoy good health. It costs J
| only $1 to test this remedy, which is S
| endorsed by 1,000,000 cured women. j
Mrs. Lena T. f:rlcburg, East St. Louis, I
I III., says: "I am physically a new J
H woman, by reason of my use of Wine of is
I Cardui and Thcdford's lllack Draught-" j!
In rases roqwlrlnir special directions, ad- Ej 4
fl <>ry Doparlmcnt," The I'hiiltanuutfa Modi- H
NOT I OK.
As there is so much tresspass committor]
on our lands by hunters, wo
warn all persons to (piit hunting,
fishing, feeding stock of nnv kind on
our land. The law will bo enforced
against sueli violat ions.
Daniki, Raiion, Si:
M. V Carroll.
CJideon, S. C.
Notice Election of Dispenser.
The nr.dersijrned will bold a meet
ing at their office at Conway, S. C.,
on Saturday the lOthdayof November
nox* for Ibe purpo.se of electing
a dispenser for the dispensary ordered
to be established at Roun 1
Swamp in Simpson Creek township.
S. A Oaitsky.
J. H. McCask k.l,
A. J. Ijancaktkr
Hoard of Control.
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Marian Milling Co.
Now ready to grind your Wheat.
Corn, Hull your Rice and make food
f<>r stock l?y grinding corn and cob
or pons altogether
Freight us your Wheat and we
will give you ni.v pure flour and re
t urn it toy on free of any adulteration
that you oot in imported Flour.
Marion Milling Cm,
E. T. WILCOX, Manager.
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^fcj/,<&}///!'A slali-iv
POB1TIONB AH A NT??0,
UnMr $3. Gr> C*?h ?i?pe?Jt.
Bid. i M<] FtO 1*414
Opan ail yao<r u. V Vary e.uoo^ ?,ar4.
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Longavita
The Tablet of Life.
Scientific Discovery of the Age!
l>"agic Key to the Mystery of I.ife
l-'roin tunes itniiietnorial it has
been man's predominating ambition
to prolong Life, lint among the
many brilliant minds, who have de
voted their lives to the fascinating
subject, it was left for the immortal
Darwin to give to tin4 world, in his
great theory of Life, the fundainen
tal principle upon whieloto build all
further research in this direction
following closclv in his footstep-,
eatnc l'rof Dr. Ludwig llueehner, a
(icrman scientist of intern ilional ro
ihiwi), with his remark.d?le work
entitled "Das I Inch ties Lungcn Leb
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* nn \uiv ikmik *?ii i *< \ I i v / . I > ill
>iUis, like Darwin lie toadied, ore lu*
could reap tlie fruit of liis wonder
fill doctrine. Otlu-rs however, equal
l.V yqvat took up the interrupt d
thread with the result that two famous
(jornian scientists, sifter years
ofexperiments and research, have at
last discovered the secret of Longerit
v, in the shape of a remarkable
Vegetable Compound, which if prop
erly used. v. ill positively prolong >
Life. This new remedy, appropriately
named ' Lanonvita (nieanin :
Lono Life) has been subj a-ted to the
most rijjid tests at all tlie leading
elinies and hospitals throughout
Kurope wit !i marvelous result s. A ppreeia
t in;' t la* import at ice of thi d;
eovery. we h ive acquired, at enor I
moils cost, the exclusive propricta r
rv rieht to t Ids t ruly wonderful prep I
aration, which has proved a blessing
to mankind. ''Loncavita" is the
true Tablet of Life, a rejuvonator
par excellence, embodying the veri
table secret of longevity in a pract i
eal, feasible form. It is the fonn
tain of perpetual youth, which it
prolongs fat" beyond its present
iiinits, while n tainino health in a
perfect ly normal Mate 4 Lonoaviti
brightens the eye, stimulate-, men
tal activity. j_?i\es clastieity to the .,
step, makes the faee full, al*orbs
wrinkles, elei uses t-he system, purifies
the skin, and is the 'only true
I'once do Leon remedy for old aid
you no of both sexes. Kudosed by
lOurope - leai imr physicians.
$i oo a box, b\ mail.
HUGO von TiLLENRURG MEDICAL CO.
(SOI.K I'. S. All KNTS)
Mill I Kill I 1 b."> Itroad way. New Yorke
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New Virgin 2.00
Yelhmv dip .2.00
Scrape '2 a
Spirits turpentine It
Rosin. common I |o
W'll.UIXiiTON.
Spirits turpentine steady. I
.Maehiiu barrels hi
Count r\ oar TH I,
Ito $| .'20
Tar firm ut> . . #l.ha
Crude Turpentine. Hard ?1 10
Dip ?2 10; Virein
COTTON.
Ordinary 0 1) ldcts "f ib '
Uood Ordinary. .. .7 la HI '* "
Low Middling . ... H !i HI " "
Middling ! 44 li
Cood Middling 0 a 10 44 i?
Corn .r>8(f# 0:2
I lams 1 'I'n I A i|
Shoulders 0 (a 8
Chickens 10 to 27
Turkeys per lb (live)
Kj^s 10
Cow Peas 00c.* per bush
Peanuts S0e 44 44
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be, I Jeef. and country produce'
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us, )ii&l<o.st poire. The '.foot Is muul
KO come ami jfet your share quich
Yours for \o\y prices,
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The latest Novelties in
seek wear,
Fancy Fall Shirts,
Suspenders,
11aiulUerehiefs.
Plain ami Faney llalf
lose, When you I my here yon
eali/.ethe INiwcr of Low prices and
est eoOils.
Stylish MillLnory?
'4 4j > w V Tt\t W n (/ ^
Knthusiastie huyiu" and selling,
so wonder we don't charge you fany
prices either, no matter what
rou pay. Jaunty, popular ready-tovcai
hats.
iinon nnd
Ill no section of the store are the
eononiieal posihilities of this store
nore eonspiuous than here. That
his fuel is appreciated, is constantv
proved by anVvei increasiu# patronage?-thank
you.
Fail Dross (iOods.
Y ? Vklm \W ?' k V^i v* W ?*?* VW ~4
That will praw bio ennvds,
Am oxhvinoly well selected .tanj/o
I" desirable ooods that will eertainv
please you in (jualit , , Stylo and
'rice Wo advertise only what wo
sn produce, anil wo advise yon to
uy now.
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'ALL AND W1NTKU IJNDIfiU
WICAU KOK M10N and WOMKN.
An iininonso collootion cornprisijr
everything desirable in hi oh
rado cold weather nndrclothinjr.
Wo drosent a socio-, of special valj
os in IaidiosCapos.
You pleas** us when you come.
Te please you before you leave
Yours for t ratio,
ill 8 III
111.
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ha motto.
cool sritfxo,
so cast ell
a ha tmm i l l le,
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I JOHNSON & JOHjVfltjf, .
",; EM
General Merchandise,
IIiivo bargains in
<' UOCKltl KS.
N< )TIC)NS,
ShOKS.
(iood Flour ;< I. *>0 per barrol.
Urinous \<>ur ('Im.i...... ? *
... I j Itliu E, wIf
you need horses we havotlicii).
('all on us for HAKGAINS.
N on < an jrrt your Photos at
Casque's any day. You can hav
enlarging of any kind done.
(J ivc ine a t riai.
R. K. GASQUE.
L irgest and most complete cstib
li shine lit, South.
Geo. S. Hticker & Son
Manufacturers ofi
DOORS, SASH, KMNDS, MOUED1
NO AND UUILDING
MATERIA L
CHARLESTON, S. C.
244 King Street.
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i inn n miiir
(IAS. u. rat
Practical
Horseshoer
AND
?(1KNKUAL -- ULACKSMITH.?
Light and Heavy Smith
UOILKi: AND STILL RKPA1R.
(lood workmanship and reason
ahle prices guaranteed,
CONWAY. S. C.
SPIVEV & COLLINS CO,
Fire Insurance
Bicycles.
I). A. SPIVhY, A. T COLLINS
President, Secretary.
Office in Hunk liulldinu
A! II11.
MAC 111N K AND REPAIR
SHOPS.
ISOILKR WORK. LIGHT AND
IIKAVY SMITH WORK OF ALL
KIND.
Wo keep a full line of steam fittings,
Injectors, valves, packing Oil
waste etc Also carriage and wajjoi
hardware and material. Paints,
Oil. Varnish etc. Wo solicit your
patronage.
nin
3500 Pounds Pie Nic (lains No. 1
3000 Pounds evaporated apples, Car
toons.
260O Pounde Mvaeorated Annies-?
i ? K- r- *"
Loose.
1800 I'oundi Sun-dried Apples,
1210 Bushels Texas li P. Oats.
0100 Pound* 'Main Candy.
0(500 Pounds Mixed Candy.
Iooo Pounds Caramels 10 lb pails.
1000 C C Nutts 100 t?? batf.
10(5 Poxes L L liaisins.
Paxes Mixed Nut*.
610 Bushels Va. Meal.
BOO Bushels White (' >rn.
-180 Pales o. 1 Hay.
W. B. COOPER,
WllOI.KSAf.K GROCKR,
WILMINGTON, N, C.