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I Ihf Povrn H5ctald. Rublisluul Kvcrv Thursday'. ft THURSDAY, NOV. 15 1900 MATTHDS LOCAL AND OTHBR* i WISH. Ladies capos at Spiveys. The new livery stables will soon bo completed. ShoritT elect I J. J. Sessions was in town one day last week. The Herald and Thrice a -week world one ye-rr for $1.7.") Mr. W. 11. Smalls of Floyds township was in to see us last week For Rust Proof oats and Spiveys beauty Hour, call at Spivoys. Mr T. It. Dry .mi of Cool Spring, was in town on business last Monday. More deaths are caused by runawav horses than l?v imMumiu i dent s. Mr. Kelly Jones visited liis father* ill-law, Mr. J no. K. Cooper, on last Sunday. Mr. Albert lOiks of Soeusloe has accepted a place with Conway Iron Works. Mrs. Viola Clemens of Shallot to, N.C , is visiting her fattier, .Mr. W. iM. Parker. Mr. \V. H. Lewis who has been quite sick is able to be out again this week. Dr. U. G. Sloan of Little River was among the arrivals at Kingston Hotel last week. Messrs W. Iv. Holt and X. 10. Hard wick were on our streets last Saturday. Rev. S. 1). Page arrived in Conway last week and has been assisting in the tent meetings. The last days af last week were cold, the lirst days of this week were warm with some rain. i* Messrs. T. G. Lundy and F. M. Dew were in Conway last Saturday 2ft - and paid us a pleasant call. The infant son of Mr and Mrs. lb T. Ilynian died last Tuesday. It was but a few days old. Mt. J. \V, Burroughs who has f been (piite ill with pneu monia was able to walk out last Sunday. & Auditor James A. Lewis is accompanying the treasurer on his I annual tour of the county. Wo will have in u car load of Horses and Moles, Nov. 17th. A . W. .) knkins & Son. + This is the time to be^in to lay in ny a stock of holiday ooods. and time to bejjin to advertise them too. Uev. Z. 1'. Hamilton returned last Saturday "dght from a week s trip through the upper section of the county. Spivoy Mercantile Co. has just opened up a nice line of dress ooods and asks the ladies to call at once, Little Hoyd ilouscnd died last Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock, after a few days illvess at the a^e of (' years. There will be preaching at Conway Baptist ehnrcli on the second and the lourth Sundays in each month. The Misses Graham of I'o veil villi* arrived in Conway last Ft iday and were entered as pupils at the Burroughs Graded School on Monday. Messrs J. E. Coles and F. C. Spencer went on a oird hunting expedition to the beach last Friday and returned with forty partridges. Messrs. E Graham and J. M. Grainger of Gulivants Ferry were in town on business last Thursday stopping with Mr. W. L. Mishoe. There was to have been a meet ing of the Teachers' Association last Saturday, but the attendance was small and the meeting was postponed until another day. Wanted at once. 10.000 Coon, Mink, Oppossum skins and all other . kinds of fur and beef hides Will pay a big price, spot cash. Conway Bargain House. im;ssrs uoo. ii 1 Jusonbury and H. N. Sessions left yest. rda.y morn- j ing for Columbia to take the returns of the general election. They will J return to morrow night. i Mrs A. (i. IViss.dl. N ishvMo. I Teiin., wrote: Dr. MolTett s Tkbtiii- : na (Teething Powders) is the great I est blessing to tielhing children1 that the world has ever known. 1 i Hon. U. IV Scalrtorough made a trip ijuto Columbus count>, N. C-, llrtf latter part of last week, on legal j^T^roiisiness, and he was accompanied "^T \ by his stenographer. Mr. VV. A freeman. I The little son of Mr. and Mrs F. A. llurroughs died l ist week and was buried at the methodist cemetery. Euerything possible was done ^ to relieve the little one's sufferings ' but to no avail. i Mr. C. Ij. Johnson, as agent for the Hkbam), is eanvussino the county with the treasurer. We would like to make the trip ourselves and meet our friends in the country but find it impossible owing to our present business engagements. "Justice, S. C ? Lots of little merchants in this part of the moral vineyard, but they sa.v Jones undersells them all." There will be services at the Hup t;st church, beginning on Tucsdi y night Nov. 20. Preaching by the pastor on each night of the week. All are ino*?t cordially' invited to attend ami assist in the worship. A daily mail route between Ihis point and Georgetown is a question which is again being discussed by some of our people. A daiiy passenger bout between these points is something which has long been needed. A great number of the people living along the star routes have taken advantage of the rum' delivery systorn niwl enno t!??? t viiv avii o VIH' Iikiliv: lllltll III'A i's bv tlit* roadside quite frequently in traveling over the county. The gross profits of the Floyds township dispensary for the tirst month after its establishment were $163 00, the not profits to ihccounty after deducting all expenses and paving insurance for one vear. were $8!) 77. Kev. J. W. ftlkins preached an interesting sermon to an attentive congregation at tno Methodist church last Sunday. The atten dance Sunday night was small owing to the bad weather of the early The liipthcria scare is cnt iroly over There has been bill one ease of I he disease, and the patient is almost entirely recovered. Out of abundance of caution, some families stopped their children from school, but they are now all sending back to seho '1 a train Cards are out announcing the marriage of Miss Mary Caroline Kirton of Dunbar S. C., to Mr. 1) J. Butler. Mr. Butler isone of our prom ising young business men at Loins, S. C. and the bride to bo is the pretty and accomplished daughter of Lev. \V. II Kirton. The wedding takes place on Wednesday Deo. 12. at Modioli Springs, Dunbar, S. ?'. The tent meetings were moved last Monday from Main street to he Muster Field where they will be continued until next Sunday. Mrs. Bostio. who assisted in the meetings here for some time wi 1' continue the meetings at Cedar Grove. Evangelist A van! arrived from Wilmington last Monday and has been assisting Rev. S I) Dago in the meetings. No appropriation has been made by Congress of recent years for work on the Waeeamaw mver. An elTorl wi'l bo made in theolth Congress to get an appropriation for the purpose of removing the s'-oals and improving the navigation up to Lake Wacc.'.maw. A matter of so much importance should not have been so long neglected. Come Id the fountain of life! come, oomo, weak, and cast down, and gloomy inon and woinon, with health and strength ebbing away, come to the fountain of life, and drink of its vivifying waters! There's hope for you. however sick and dispondent you may be;, there's health and strength and energy as surely as the sun shines and the wind blows For years, two noted German scientists have been experimenting under the guidance of their scinentitie skili and practical knowledge, with the determination to find a remedy for the lostoretiou of the health. Their investigations have been deep and broad and far beyond the lines of the ordinary scientist If you wish to "live long and prosper" out 'Longavita ad. in another column will tell you how to do so. A Crate Factory. The old warehouse belonging to iturroughs & Collins Co. near Kingston Lake bridge is being recovered and repaired. When the repairs are finished the building will be rented by one of our friends from the North. Mr. K. Watrous. who proposes to establish a basket and box factory and make other useful things to meet the demands of our growing town and our shippers of ail kinds of truck and strawberries. The business will employ 25 or 30 men and the outlay in machinery and other equipments will be as 1., ... . /. .?t. tl.nl II 1 1 * in.11 "hii-i aiiy expended Mi establishments of the kind. Meeting of County Hoard of Control. Messrs. A. J. I aneastor, S. A. Causey and Jno. II. MoCnskill constituting the county hoard of concontj'ol met in their office on last Saturday for tin* purpose of elect itio a dispenser for t he Koun J Swamp dispensary in Simson Creek township. The following were app.i canto for the position. Messrs. .1. J Carter, C. L Williamson, |{. I J. Ilinson. .1. iM Hard wick. L C lloyd. W C. Todd, W. U. Lee and S .1. Hughes. Mr W, (3. Todd was duly elected dispenser. Tns dispensary will be opened for lusincss as soon as the dispenser shall have made his bond in the amount required by law. Attention Horry Hussars. I You are hereby ordered to appear at Conway promptly at 10 o clock a. m . on the 2nd Saturday in December, thoroughly equipped for inspection. All who have sabres and carbines must have them thoroughly .clean for the occasion. A full at tendance is expected. J I{y order J. M Olivkii. J 1) Vkkkkx. Captain. (). S NOTICE, The public; school books kept and ( for sale by the county Supcrintcndent, of Education may be found by all those wishing to buy them at the store of Mr. S M Tompkins in rear of the court house. Mr. Tompkins has agreed to keep the book* ] so that they may be had at all time* ! whether the superintendent is in town or not. He will also be glad to show the people a complete lin< of choice groceri?s at the lowest prices. k,_J. ---I-: MARRIED At tl e residence of Mr. llenjamin IIux on Oct. 21st 11MK), Miss Rosa (?rnham to Mr. .1 Mo. Sellers, Rev. 11. It. Roberts performing the core inony. DIED. Collin W. Mux of Adrian, S C . died Oet. Htth, 11HMI. He was Tii years, 4 inonthsaiul I'l days old. He was a good neighbor, a kind friend, a loving husband caul a devoted lath er. He was a consistent member of Hood Hope It- ptist church Ho went through the Confederate war and was a faithful soldier to theend. Ile came home in the y ar <?."> and has been at his Inane most of ?he time since. l'apa >s gone where we cannot meet and shake hands with him. and i.;.,. t..n, .....i i i. i..., i... I .i. i Iivui ii I ill I ill i\ 1(1111 Ulil^ll Hill 111" U'll a good testimony, lie told many ho wasgoing to rest in that beautiful home over thoro. He loaves a wife, 11 children, 7."? grand children and f>l great grand children, one great great grand cm d and one sister to mourn his loss, hut ve mourn not as if \\ e had no hope for | we feel suro we shall see him again in that blissful region beyond, wheie pain and sorrow are felt no more ()1.1>k.st Dm oiitkii. Many of the relatives and friends of.Mrs. Lucy K. Mayo have doubtless heard of her death before this time, which occurred on the evening j or Oct. 11 They will remember her as the] wife of Mr. John A. Mavo. so well i known and beloved here in < onway. P! \ i is. t * VV* 111 ? L'liOVf 1 limit 1 \I 1 w iw? J.- t in their relation as husband and wife | i is ideal, and there was t lie lenderestl I love ht'lAvcrii parents and children. Mrs. Mayo had lived in Conway since 18(57 and had been a consistent i and cflleienl member of the Baptist 1 church at this place since 1SP7. She had felt symptoms of her | failing hc .lth for three years but m t until the last year had she sutTered i so much. Yet, during th'se lone and weary days of ajjony. sin; was never heard to murmer or complain but felt that "God doct.h all things well." It was my happy privilege to know her a few days before she left us and somehow, our hearts were knit together. We feel that our nest mother iu Israel h is been taken, bid our loss is her train. May God's richest craec sustain the family and friends while we remain here, awaiting our call to meet to part no more iu our upp ?r and better home. pastoii. Resolutions of Respect. Action of 3rd quarterly conference Con way Chat jye. Conway, S. C Uksoi.vki> 1st. That this quarterly conference deplores the sudden | and violent death of Brother II. K. | Kind 2nd. That we extend to sister I Kino our condolence in this he* ho ir of jjreat bereavement and pray Gods blessings upon her. and that our heavenly father minister I<? her needs, and supply her with ^race and wisdom from on hich for the successful religious instruction of her children. W(i. liiai a memorial |> ige be left on the quartet ly conference record and a copy of these resolutions be sent to the family of lire. King' and published in the I lorry Herald. John W. Fi.kins. I' C. J. IV Johnson, Recording Stewart. ?n %m*? The total number of democrat ic | votes east in the . ederal election in this county last week was 1The total number of Republican votes cast was 7b Lost. One dark navy blue over coat, on the new road between Conway and Rear Swamp. Liberal reward to anyone returning to J. A Lkwis, Conway, S. C. Now is the time to set your strawberry beds with line young healthy plants from the Home Wood nursery. "Clyde" is tha great shipping | berry. ' Rismark" king of the strawberry world. "Rrandywine" the great Southern berry. Lady Thompson, a standard for this section. K. S. Cui/ntA Pro, Conway, S. C. Foil Sai.k: ? A fine Jersey Hull, entitled to registration. Apply to J. W. I lard wick. Millions Given Away. # It. is certainly gratifying to the public to know of one concern which is not afraid to be generous. The proprietors of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs ! and Colds, have given away over ten | milioti trial hot ties and have the saJ: isfaetion of knowing it has cured ' thousands of hopeless eases. Asthma Rronchitis, La Grippe andullThrout. j Chest and Lung diseases arc surely cured o.y n. vjuii on iji\ is. Norton i I Druggist-, nnd get a free trial bottle. J J Itegi.lar size 50c and $1.00 Every bottle guaranteed. ! A Strong: Fortification Fortify the body against disease i1 y Tutt's Liver Pills, an abso i iiitc cure for sick headache, dysI yepsia, sour stomach, malaria constipation, jaundice, biliou.s I ness and all kindred troubles. "The Fly-Wheel of Life" ; Dr.Tutt; Your Liver Pills are the fly-wheel of life. 1 shall ever ; he grateful for the accident that | broughtthemtomy notice. I fee) i as if I had a new lease of life. . J. Fairleigh, Platte Cannon. Col Tutt's Liver Pills , J A \ I J| * A "lattiwf Xv A jjjaff; jfA SPIVEYJ We rro Prepared to supply the trade | throughout tin* county Our stock is la r?;c. Assortment Complete. Styles or root and up-to-date. Prices and quality Guaranteed. Call and examine prices and styles. Courteous attention. SP1YKY MKIUWNTII.K CO I J. C. Sim\ Kv, I leneral Manager. Watch Jenkins advertisement if ............I ....... I.;...r i.:.. ti?.. n . JWU UV Vt mi) uii'ip; III i?r? 11 in*. ill" guarantees vorv best prices. Spread l.ike Wildfire. When things are ''the host" they become * * lite best selling." Abraham Hare, a leading druggist, ot llelleville; <).. writes! ' Kleetrie Hi I tors are the best selling bitters I have handled in 20 years. Veil know why? .Most diseases begin in disorders of stomach, liver, ki Ineys, bowels, blood and nerves. Kleetrie Hitters tones up the stomach, regulates liver, kidneys and bowels, purilhs the blood, strengthens tin* nerves hence eures mult it ndes of maladies It builds up the entire system Put new life and vigor into any weak sickly, ' mi (low n man or woinnns Price ad cents, Sold by l)r Norton 1 )|-nggist ^ ft*; v-v WINU or CARDUI <V raj H has brought permanent relief ton milI lion suffering women who wore on thoir . g way to prematura RrnvoH. Mrs. Miti holl & was fivst declining in health, when Winn ,2 I of Cardui perform d n "u underfill en r< " B in Iter chsc, Sh< nuti'o > .1 \ ith tho S I nlea of falling of tl?o v. omb, leu? ori lm a W I and profuse menstruation. Tho weekly 3 I nppearaneooftliomeiiHesfortwomonths n I sapped her vitality until bIio was u phys|H ienl wreck. Hor'nervoua system gave 3 Id way. Then caino tho trial of Wine of ^ Cardui and the cure. Mre. Mit?heir? ^ experionco ought to eomnietul W ine of wj Cardui to suttcring women in words of -a B burning eloquence. J |WINEofCARDIH H iswltlnnthorenehofr.il. Women who 8 I try it aro relieved. Ask your druggist jfl m for a >1 bottle of Winoof ('ardui, ami <'o m B not tnko a substitute if tenderedvom. Hi Mm. Wlllio Mitchell. Ponih Onstn":, n. C / I "Wino of Cnrdnl uml 'I liedt < 11 s Pluck- J DrnuRht baro porfni mod n nilriicul(>in? cure I I tn iny (me, I liml born a treat fn/Terrr f I with fnlliiiK of tlio wtfinli ami Icucorriima, i I nnrt in* menses Can e over/ week for two ? I month* n;<l wcro very painful. M* bus- i linnet induced hip to try Wino of t'aiilnl ' Pi nnil 111 iek-11 rant lit, and now tlio leiieor- ? 1 ituen line disappeared, mid I nm restored t . ? |Sj perfect health." v*\ lii cusps rcunlrlnR si>ccinl ciy\A \ direct Ions, address. ft vine ' (TOBSV, j symptoms. "Tlie ladies' \.l- I fiw? '"w ( linllniiootik MeilPinp Co., jflflffft N OTIC 10. As tIhm'i1 is so much I rcsspnss commit ted on our laiitls by haulers, we warn all persons to cpiit hunting, fishing. feeding stock of any kind on our land. The law will be enforced against such violations. D.wiKI. H.Aiios, SII M. C CAititoi.r.. Cidoon, S. Marion Milling Co. Now ready to grind your Wheat. Corn, Hull your Itice and make feed for stock by grinding corn and cob or nous altogether Freight us your WliOiit and wo will giveyou ni/o pure (lour and re turn it to you froo of any adulteration that, youget in imported Flour. Marion Milling Co, E. T. WILCOX. Manager. jss POSITION'S GUARANTEED, Under $3. :.00 (J?v?h Deposit. rn/id F?ro Open ?U yaa.r to 8** s Vor jr Chfap Baard. (i?orgtft<Alnt>ainA Ku?in?w ilttoon, (ffuryia. / 4 i ' t i i j v; > Stt swyt.aiss. Ol. CORDOVA Nr, rBENCH ALNAMEUCOCALF. 4.?3.m Fine Calf&Kanoapoq 3AO POLICE,3 SOLES. C2.^I75 BOYSSCHOOlSHOES V. *rr- Ijk,(. OKTOM.MAA/i. Over One Million I f.#ole wear the W. L. Douglas $:- Vi. $4 Snoes All our shoes af/. satisfactory They flvD lh-*& ?%i!ie morrv. Jhcve^-JjUfAVOB Vflth A Bli^oanrt ?1(. !*. 7i mAny wcapooB w*"' !!.. . I Over 200 Bfcota wll?x, C i W**" Lo ngavita The Tablet of Life. Scientific Discovery of the Age! 1* agic Ke\ to the Mystery of Life Kmm times immemorial it lias been man s predominating amt)ition to prolong Life. Hut among the many brilliant minds, who have do voted their lives to the fascinating subject, it was left for the immortal Darwin to give to the world, in his great theory of Life, the fundamental principle upon whioh to huild all furtlice research in tliis direction following eloselv in hi-. footsteps raini* Prof. Hi*. Ludwig Hunchtu r, ;i German scientist (?f inti*i*natiomil renown. with his remarkable work entitled "Das lluehdes Langen Lehens" (the hook on Longevity), lint alas, like Darwin he too died, ere he could reap the fruit of his wonder ful doctrine. Others however. cipiully great took up the interrupt d thread with the result that two famous (iernian scientists, after years ofexperiments and research, have at last discovered the secret of Longcx it y, in the shape of a remarkable Vegetable Compound, which if prop erly u-ed, will positively pirn'ong Idle. Tliis new remedy, appropriately named ' I .angn\ t i (mi mine Long Life) has been subjected t i the tuest rigid tests at nil the leading clinics and li spitals tlir< unheal Knrope w iih ma velous result \ ppreeiatin;: tlie imp >rtanee ?-f this?lis eoi'ery, we have aeipdrod. at enor moils erst, the exclusive propiieta ry right to t his t ruly wottdei t ill pr? p iaration, which lias proved a hlessine I to mankind *'Longavita" is the true Tablet of Life, a rejuvenulor 1 par excellence, embodying th \r: i table secret of longevity in a prtieli ; ''ill. 11*;?-?iills* i' r.ii. M i ? : ''>1111 I tain of perpe tual vnith. widen it I prolongs lai' beyond its t ent I limits, while ft tninino- lieallii in a t>er feel 1 v normal stale "' I an lirai t a Iniohtens the eye. stimulnb * men till activity, eives el 1st ieily to the 1 step, makes the face full, absorbs wrinkles, cleanses the system, purilies the skin, ami is the. onl\ true Police tie l.eon remedy for oid n-d you no of both sexes. Kudosed by Kurope's leading physicians. $1 00 a box, by mail. HUGO von TI LLt'NBURG MF.DlCAL CO. (sol.K I . s. AfiKXTs) ' I lot It lid 1 Ida I 'roadway. New Voilo MARKETS. ( KOUOKTOWN. New Virgin 'J.tiO Yellow dip . 1.7a Scrape J.2a Spirits turpentine !{J)A I llosin. common llo \Y 11.Ml MiTON. Spirits 1111*1 ?<?j?tint* steady. Maeiiiiu '>:?rrels . . II Count rv oar 10'. Uo $1 .'2(1 Tar linn at I. Crude Turpentine llai'd .*1 Id Dip $'.! I<>. Yin/in COTTON. Ordinary (I II lilets'p il> (lood ()rdinary . . . .K I 111 " Low Middling "II Hi " Middling d\ (?ood M iddline !> Till Corn aS(e(!2 | I i ains I 'l'? I .'I | i Shoulders (i (? S ! Chickens 1 o to '27 j Turkeys per il> (live) I (J Cow Peas tide, per Inish Peanuts Site " " ... . . ........... ^ . Call on SUSS I OA'S: For (1 rnt c/'irs au<i Can! brinksIre. Roof. and country produceISA U(J A INS AT |The Ideal Store. ^ Shoes fi?m 10cent", up. I>r_v ('nods marked down. (Jrooer.es at cist (Hlier "foods cheaper \ et Come ai.d see. Hrino your Chicken* and K^'ys to us, highest price. Tic ?*oods must k'neomo !inn ;.'ct your share quick Yours for low prices, DON A IDTK MKIjSON. \ \ y X * '40*?V wiwi<ri<| A t * > ... 0 % M i i fiflNK m MLVI 1 IW.L UUUUU IIMU III. The latent Novell'mvs in Neck wear, l' ii111 \ I .ill Sliirl . Suspenders. I landl.eivhiefs. I'lain aii<I Ha i icy llall llosc. Wlu n ynu Imiv here vou rcali/.vMir Ikver of How prices and I?csI o<_M?ds. Si \ lish Aiillnioi'V? Kut imsiast ie buying :in? 1 soiling. No wonder wo don t charge you fan ey prices either. no matter what you pay. Jaunty. popular rendytowtai hats. Liiion ;11m 1 I)omcstj(*. Ih no section of the store are the economical posibilities of this store more eonspiuous than here. That 1 his fact is appreciated, is constant Iv proved by anYvei increasing jsit t ronace t hank von. It I I ?? r ail lircss (ioods. NMuU k4 v ?W* W <M W 4 That will praw hi" crowds. An extremely well selected .ian^< of desiruble jjoodx that will certain ly please you in <v>uaIit , Style and I'i'ice Wo advertise only what we csn produce, and we advise you to buy now. - ?!? ? * T>? DAIdi AND W INTKI{ IJNDKIi WKAIi KOK MKN and WOMKN. An iininense colleetion comprising everything desirable in hi^li ei'ade cold weaihvr undrelolliiiif/. We dresetil a series of special valJJ lies in I /.idies ('apes. You please u>. vvlieii yon come. We please you before you leave Yours for 1 rude, mm i an WW. /}/ (( n vh SI arcs n h />'. / )'/1 OHO. COOL SrilljYfL SOCASTKK, a a.nr. lu i '/ lll\ * r/.A'C ISLJA'O II (I roar /L'I/mklsojv. >(S vf ? I - i # Jl rv' ' wanted! 1 !OGo Horse Hides. 100(1 Mule Hides. 1000 Ox Hides. I HMO Cow Hides. 1000 Hull Hides. Iooo Yearling Hides*. 1000 Calf Hides. 500 Sheep Hides. ">00 (;<>at 11 ides. 500 Otter Hides. 500 Coon Hides. 500 |*\>x Hides. 500 Skunk Hides. 500 Mink Hides. 500 < )|>possi)m Hides, I lie highest price will be paid Spot Cash. w. r i p\a/io _ - , . . ? ? WW I W* IMH N <??i can yet your Photos av (Jas<|iu>'s any clay. You can liar onlaryiny of any hind done. (! i\a? nic a t rial. II. K. CASQUE. Laryest and most complete est/\f> lisliinciit South. Geo. S. Hacker <5c Son Manufacturcrs of DOOllS, SASH, IIUNDS, MOtJLDIN(! AND PIJILDING MATERIAL. charlhston ^ c. I 244 King Street. ilslir Practical Horseshoer AND ?(1 ION Kit A I i - BLACKSMITH.? | Light and Heavy Smith i HOI LKI! AND ST1LI RKPAIR. (;<>(?d workmanship anil reason utile prices Guaranteed, CONWAY, S. C. SPIVLY & COLLINS CO. Fire Insur tine Bicycles. I l>. A. SPIVI-Y, A.T.COLLINS President, Secretory. Office In Bank liuilUinK III IN IIS. M AC 111 N K AND RKPAIR I SHOPS. HOILKIt WORK IJC NT AND IIKAVY SMITH WORK OF AT A, KIND. We keep a full line >f steam litiiiiGs, Injectors, valves, packing Oil waste etc Also carriage and wagon hardware and material. Paints, Oil. Varnish He. We solicit your pat ronage. wjp '3740 ' 'our.lis Plain Candy (in store) I 5600 Pounds for direct >hipinent 3180 > 'omuls Mixtures (in store) 2530 Pounds for direct shipment 1100 l'< muds Caramels (in store) 1900 pounds Broken (in *t re) 1450 P< und> Kxtn Mixtion* from factory 3060 ('- ('- N"K One Nov I ;tli 17 Barrels A; p'e? in store i 50 Paurels due Nov. Bllli ICO lloxrv Fito C 'rarkt is (hio N?nr. 20 246 Oha- in st<>i v., ! W. B. COOPER | WllOl.KMAI.K OrW*I?, * \yit*>iiNGroNT P. . ' V :. v- , .