The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, January 24, 1901, Image 3
She ffjoiiis herald.
Published Kvory Thursday.
^ THURSDAY, JAN. 24 1001
MATH-IP- I.OCAI \NI) OTHHPWISE.
Mrs 11. H. McWhito visits friends
at Latta this week.
$1.2r> buys a Dixie Plow, at F.
Prince's, Doris, S C.
Hon. R- II Scarborough returned
to Conway last Saturday ni^ht.
Mrs. M. W. Collins leaves for a
visit to her parents in lJennettsville
this week.
Miss McNeill of North Carolina
is visiting her uncle, Mr. 1). T.
McNeill of our town.
Mr. J. II. Rice, Jr., who is well
known to many 01 our citizens, spent
a few days in onr town last week
Don't forget when in need of Dry
Goo is. Notions, Hardware, Groceries
and New Itiver Oysters, call on
Sam Thotnpkins.
Mrs. \V. A Saunders, of Wil
minoton. is visiting her sisters. Mrs
J. M. McKeithan and Mrs. 11. T. IIym
an.
Miss Tjula Johnson, a younger sister
of Miss Daisy Johnson, is visiting
friends and relatives in Conway
for a few days.
J have the best seed Irish Potatoes
and anything else you want or
will ?*ot it for you
Sam Thompkins.
From the number of vehicles in
Con v a last Saturday an eve witness
would very wisely conclude that
Conwav is havlnff a thrifty and
steadily growing t rade.
Captain Ike Williams whose sick
ness was announced in theilKUAi.n
is sufticientl.v improved as to tie out
on the streets and ^roct his friends
with a genial smile.
Mrs. C L Johnson spent a ni^ht
l.-ist week in Conway enroute to
Socastee where she is visiting her
daughter who is there teaching
school.
The gasoline lamps that has heen
placed on our streets will greatly dispel
the darkness and enable our citizens
to walk the streets with much
more comfort and satisfaction.
Captain Edwards our genial and
faithful engineer on the Coast Line
is nearly himself u^ain.i He will report
for duty in a few days if a re
lapse does not occur.
Mr. Th miiis Thompson, Mr. R
"Lewis Lee's brother in-law, is now
011 his way South and will east his
lot with the people of the Palmetto
* State and of Horry County.
Mr. B. T. flyman has been confined
to his house for two or three
days, but is now convalescing. Those
who have experienced his form of
sickness know how to sympathize
wit th him.
Some oi the county claims and
checks were destroyed by tho lire
and it. will take considerable labor
on the part of the county board and
the treasurer to get the record
straight.
The regular schedule on the Con
way & Seashore Railroad will be annulled
mr a week or ten days so that
the engine and entire train force
may be used in building up the railroad
embankment in the river
swamp.
Jenkins & Son, have sold during
the past 30 days over 55 mules and
horses. How does this strike our
competitors that claimed that they
broke the record.
Pursuant to authority vested in
t he Comptroller General of the State
by Sect ion (>10 revised statutes 1803,
the time for the collection of taxes
1000 without penalty is extended to
Feb. 1st, 1001.
Miss Bailie Reynolds, who has
been teaching school at Cool Spring
for several weeks, has returned
home Her school closed last Saturduy.
She will go to Florida soon
where she will spend several months
with her sister, Mrs. Dr. Cloud.
One of our now citizens desires to
know if a discussion of farm drainage
and other improvements will
be published in the columns of the
Hkkam). A nything that will materially
benefit our people will be glad
ly received and published. If any of
our newcomers from the West can
give us light we will gladly receive
it, if we can give light we will gladly
impart it.
The county is coming out in the
matter of sending her boys to college.
She has four boys at the
South Carolina College, three at
Clemson, one at tno Medical College
at Charleston and the usual representatiue
at the Citadel. This is
a greater number than usual,
11 on. It. 13. Scarborough wa? in
Columbia until the day of the inauguration,
presiding over the deliberations
of the Senate as Lieut. Ooyernor.
Lieutenant Governor Tillman
oould not exorcise the duties
of his ofti jo as president of the Sen
ate until he was sworn in according
to law.
The new dwelling now in process
of erection and the property of the
absent editor of the Hkkald, is
moving rapidly to completion. Some
of his friends suspect the early merry
sound of marriage hells But
editors do not always publish all
the news?there are journa'i.stic secrets.
Mr. Samuel Lee anil wife the fath I
er anil mother of Mr. Lewis I ee.
have moved South from the ^reat
North West and will make this their
future home. They are hereto stay.
Our ai res like our hearts are broad,
and we welcome all who will make
a worthy contribution to business
and society
Married at the residence of tin
bride's father Mr..I. I). Veiven,{Mis.s
Frosty A. Vereen to Mr J. I). Royals,
Rev. T. II Reynolds ollleiatinL'
We will have in by Jan -nth. a
n ce c ir I a I of Hor-es and .Nines
Our buyer Mr. A. W. Jenkins wiites
us that this is one of the nicest load
of stock we have ever shipped to
Conway. Nice shaped mules with
oood qualities. If von need any
>tock come to see us at once as this
load will not last long.
A. \\\ Jenkins & Son.
When vou wai t school books go
to Sam Thompkins where they are
kept and anything else you want,
cheap for cash.
W. L. Richardson.
In addition to trees plants, vines,
etc , the Homewood Nurseries will
have a fine lot of cabbage and tomato
plants, etc., for sale. Drop j
me a card and 1 will deliver stock in
Conway when 1 come in Remember
la to 20 per cent discount to
parties calling at the Nurseries for
their trees.
E. S. Colt it a.
Horry's Congressman, the lb n.
itwoi. it. Scarborough, was one of
t' e chief c. lit res of altractioii in Columbia
during the recent opt n'ng of
the legislature, and the following
complimentary resolution was pass !
ed by ti e Senate: ' That the thanks
of the Senate are due and are here- ,
by tendered to the Hon It B. Scarborough.
our retiring presiding officer,
for his unif >rm kindness, firmness
and urbanity in the discharge
of his arduous duties."
A great deal has been said and
written of the Ellxet of Life, but up
to the present time how many of us
have solved that problem. Life is
shoi t and sweet, ns the old uda?te
fjues?it is more especially God's
rreatest ififts. health, strenyti. and
happiness. Would we not, all of us,
K ve our all, could we but prolong
our life, in many cases, for a few
hours? In solving this or eat problem
and to accomplish this seeming
impossibi'ity it became necessary
for science to lend its aid. The result
of this lon>? scientific research
and experiment Is "Lonuuvita", (see
ad. in another column) a scientifically
prepared vegetable compound,
hitherto unknown, and coming as it
does from the natural element, its
curative properties can never be estimated
as a prolonj/or of life. Both
sexes alike arc benefited.
We learn that The Giecnwieh Tn-;
surancc Co.. for which Col. Quattlu- i
liauin is the local o^ent, has paid up!
its losses by the recent tire here.
Under provisions in the fire insur-'
anee policies insurance companies!
have sixty days from the date of the
filing of the proofs of loss with the
Company in which to pay said losses,
and many Companies claim this
time, or demand a discount in case
earlier payment is desired, but the
Greenwich made immediate payment
in full Tim ?if l/\o i l>">t
Company was mailed here on the,
10th, inst., and the check in pay-1
inentof the loss vas issued six days!
later. We commend the Greenwich ;
for its prompt payments of losses
covered by policies issued by that
Company. We have not learned
that any of the other losses have
yet been paid.
Our friends of the Masonic fraternity
do everything so "on the
quiet ?"not allowing their left
hand to know what their right hand
doeth"?that we have just learned ,
the names of the ollicers elected to,
serve Conway Lodge. No. 65, A. L<\
M., for the ensuing Masonic year.
lMiey are as follows: C. 1' Qmittle- j
baum, W. M.; S. M. Thompkins. S.
W.;B 11. Mo White, .1 W.; B. G.
Collins, Treasurer, and I) A. Spive.y
>ecretary. The appointments are
us follows: J. V McDowell, S I).;
W. II Clustnut, J. I) , and A. II.
J. Galbraith, T. Refreshments were
served at the recent eominunicution
of the Lodge, when the newly elected
officers were installed. To quote
our informant, they "put the big
pot in the little one, stewed the!
skillet and made hash of the broom. ' i
I
Cflange in Road Law.
The county's delegation in the
Legislature will prepare an amend
ment to change the road law, as it
applies to this county, so as to
require four day's labor on the high- i
ways instead of six as provided by 1
act of 11100,and the number of hours
per day will be changed from ten
back to eight, and some change may
be made in the ages. The Legislature
will passat this session, quite
likely, a goneral road law that will
take in all the counties of the State
but this will not interfere with hav
ing a different number of days in
different counties according to local j
require mcnts.
o ?
A Man Receives a Blow in the
dark.
Mi" Goo Bcvevlv of Bucks township
got a lick on the head last Saturday
which may end with serious
con equonces. He had some words
with one Bill Cannon at the dispensary
at Toddville about five cents
which Cannoii cla med he owed him
d& a balance for on cutting some
oats. Beverly left the dispensary
and was passing Mr. L. I) Long's
where Cannon is employed as a hand
when he was joined again oy On n
non who seemed in no fndndly mood,
Cannon went out of sight down tho
lane with Beverly and after some
time returned to tho house That
same night Beverly's family found
him at his own gate, whither his
horse had carried him in a semiunconscious
condition and across
the front part of nis head appeared
the sign of a heavy blow with some
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! The Best Liver Medicine.
largest Package on the Market.
Ouo Package Price 23c. Five for $1.00.
After suffering from Indigestion and dyspepsia for seven years sn<l trying eight of I
the best doctors fn two states to obtain relief and with no benefit, I. last May,
procured a lockage of Kauion's Tonic Kcgnlator and used it according to directions, I
and by the first of July I could cat almost anything and digest it. 1 gained In weight I
and strength. I cannot speak loo highly of it for it saved my life. Mrs. Mary E.
Neighbors, Larkinsvillo, Ala. 1IROWN li"U. CO., Prop'rs, Ureeneville, Trna.
kind of weapon. Dr. Norton was ?. ffj9
called on Sunday but the injured 1
man could not give any accurate
..ecount of how lie received the blow
It is thought that Cannon is guilty '^TI
of striking him with a club. ca ^ j|
Mr. John Woodward, the son-in- ^ p O ^ j | j
law of Mr. B. It. Vereen mot with JBS! jt ? c/> ?3 prj J 1^
an aeeident-on the boat on which he uHfiE' ^ 2 p X 0 f \
was employed. An injured foot ?j?ff ja ? ? X p H I ^
resulted in blood poison and took &iH>IS fx ^ X | ^ *.
loek-jow from which ho died in ^ IIat
Georgetown last Tuesday. His re- -* 11^8 '
mains was brought to Bear Bluff, ;|n ^ } j
tvelvo miles above Conway, where KjMkIf I
in the presence <?f his family and flu. A Kwa
numerous ?Yi * hev were 1 ii I w ^ W
awav after fuin ral services conduct ^ yh '
od by tho Rev. John W. Hiking V '
(ISSI^tod !>y til ' I v . 1 I ? I I)? >1 I ^ 1 lilt Xliuru uuuuntjD wuivit
) tho troublo and cxponro of pow.'!r
[:>L-rzr ,h#"M ?u.v
?.l! 3Wr . iwnijul illness ? ;. b||| wilh th? ?? BmUt? ?.Ui?j
, Wvi K" ?H?0 puM4 scooi d k.o.l.
II is. ' 7 j" [s 'I ,7'lg. Tho bill proviilos thfct on ftbd spread
11,- body was in l?A ,, , 2 *, w ,, ,ol|
, 'l.n adjoining theMotho ? , h 8 b dj , ,
r M , .Vr m'n ' I," """>? ?"* provided by U?; 45 footed
, 7 l i' i" "lc',>,cs,'lu'''l>t. ofthoe.idnet prolits to go freed I
I, I 'w."... n ";0m''!",rs(> r?l town, end oitieein whioh fere,
' v, * ' !l,t . '1" ' .'J.11 ipenssrics ere loomed, nod 53 por plante
fn. rlln T '^".Vloeotntet ?,tl,; tn ,h? tcT,.r,rooulllitsPin vsriot,
a p.ofus.on ofovcrfircens and llovr lh# di#p(,?,lric9 ,ro |ooUcd.
ounty oommisinnors in oaoh of tho will li
18 counties in which disponsaricB minod
Mrs. William Molson. whoso hoaltapportion tho not pro- suffioi
has been in a precarious <*c>ncliti??ii**1 *UK to eaoh o >unty, as provided crops,
for several your* past, recently went* 80t. tho following unmoor: melon
to Wilmington on a visit, to licriot loss than 10 por ocnt. of said planto
married daughter, Mrs John Pit to bo applied to tho sohoo's of Tho
man, who resides in that city TlieA *nd tho romaindor of said pro- easo 11
chansre dhl not prove henelieial, am' distribu od for tho uses and Kqh tli
on Friday week her ease Ixvinm18.0' '?id oounly. *9 tho oounty hcaltl
critical, and she yielded to the in of commissioners may sco fit. . oonsic
fenbled condition of her constitution#*. in. ,, . r ?Jv
dying on last Wednesday. Her re- ? Fir? ill Montreal. m thi
mains were brought to Conway on? of the most disastrous fires from
Wednesday night and laid awav i'1 Montreal ha? over fufforcd began 01 ?
the Presbyterian church y^rd totld'olook Wednmday night, and not- J;
morning of the resurection. landing tho iff >rta of tho cntiro 'U,1KU
epartmout tho prrgrcss of tho roo,H
s was not checked until 1 o'olook 01
I have bought t he stock of goodiday morning. By that timo it ? \\*
of the lair 15. It. Iving and movctsslroved property valued at bo- pnllct
them at the store front intr t he iail. 12 fiOO 000 and i t OOll ftftft and 8
whore they will l>o sold at cost fromili ouruiog, ihiu^h the appear- 1 0
day today until the entire stock 1 'as that tho fircuioa h?vi at last 0,>^er
disposed of. W.J. Skssionh. sunder control. Inclukd in tho * .
m m m IV buraod is tho eplomd board ooin
o budding which otm ovor half a !n
V vVVm^'Ih/i'('()' ' i dullard, With over a huudrad !."* 1
. . s .Dih.lt* d..m largo firm. Il"?
For the District of South Carolina io scores of buialior o incerus.
In the matter <>f Nathan E llardwicu A. eather was ooid and tho firemon )0 *
John It Snugs Copartner*, as Suggs A: (really hampered in ihis rorpeot. V?*B
Co, J U Allsbrook &, Co, ml N E 'lard io of tho board of trado building J'1*,0
wit k & C??, In Bankruptcy wa9 a modern etruoturo '
'1 o the Creditors <?t Nathm E, llard-j those burned. Tho narrow ? 1 */*
wick and John It. Sugus and ol the satuo^ antiquated buildings and tho Vl'
parties as Suggs, & Co., J It Allsbrook bje njauf0 of the th 0Qn. of th<
& la,., and N. E. lartiwh k ^ Co., of d combination which tho toolB
I lorry C ounty, in the distriet aforesaid, , " waahc
bankrupts; moot was poaerleaa to overcome f '
Notice is hereby i iven that on the'lMli prajtioally buraod until it i ,
day Of January, 11101, the satd Nathan F JO opon spaoe whioh gave an opllanlwick
and John It Sugga, as Individ- ity for effeouvo work. For * 1
u .is and i- eopartn-T-, wer duly adjudi it looked as if tho flames would fuogu
cated bankrupts, ami that tin* tirst nyetiiig along (Jommisioner street to the barny
their ereditors will b hold i' (?ij way building in tho oourse of manu
8.1,.nt lOord.H* ?. m.,"" th? 8WK d?#a ik?r?. Numerous srowd. of i???ot
of January 1001, of which time th." said . . 4
creditors iii'iy iitlouil. prove their . lolnw,'J stumud the D.rruw streets sud o.ro s
appoint a trustee, examine tin* bankrupts, * 00 not oantrol thorn. P 1
and transact such oth* r hisincw n* mav tD fainted and thoir olothos WOTO ***0 *
properly come before sulci meeting, ad a fow wore slightly injured in h*vo
Donai.d T. MoNkii., for Bafety. all bu
H?*|er? e in Bankruptcy, used
nioHt soothing, hoaling and an- bo pi
0 application svor devised ia Do- Th
Sale of Abandoned Lund Wuoh liatol Salve. It roliovea gtabl.
... , | ,... , , ... j and ourea piloH, Horoa, eczema the a
I luler and by virtue of nn execution is . i? t , 1
sued by M. U. Cooper, Secretary of St.,te. "n diaoasea. Buware of imita- but i
I have levied on and will sell before t lie oaie
Court House door at Conway. Monday* M. Norton. wilt f
Fol.nl;.ry the 4th. .Turing I,..,,I ?nlo hour. Di?|?raceful oSeuei. r
tie following parcel.- of land: ^
Fifty two acres ?;t abandoned land, trcot tight between women, led to
bounded as lollovs: Fast by l'< rkim-e side by Mrs lUrrio Na'.ioa. tho l)robi
Swamp, South and West ?>y I,. 1). Bella , wroakor, with a fallowing of W. '
my s bind et al. in Idttt. Hiver t?>\\n?l?ip. U.-women, and oa tho othor side
A true! nf IiukI In I.ii to Itiver nsl.l,. J,?" SoS'UlDg, wife of the 00m0
cent n? ...... huntlre.! (IOU)?<rn< l.xiii- P* ?' loon '
ded by lands of N. F. Nixon, C. II. Piatt, 1'OT SlllC.
NV. II. Thomas, et al. . . , . .
Terms of Sale Cash. Purchaser to pay 1 Hty-eij/ht acres of land, l litco^for
papers, revenue stamps, etc? miles from Conway on Dog IllulT
B. .1. SESSIONS, road. A {good six room house, out
HlierllT, llorrv County. buildings and barn, I dujg and one
artesian well thirteen acres cleared,
????????????????? fenced and well drained; youhg or
Citation Notice. chard of 125 trees, consisting of
pears, jilums, apples, peaches and
Hv W. K. Hfirdwlck. PrnhfilA h./Ir?A ?\/uo? nc 1 '? !/ /? A l.wv
. , ? ?, . vt/i.?v fuvKv |/uv ?iio a- i iv/u Tiwuu, * /HSU UIH' I 1UI1
Whereas, A F. Elliott and Hethol Elliott g?'?y horse, two wagons, one buggy
inado suit to me, to ^r-int them Letters of and a lot of household goods.
A(l? inistrution of the Estate of and effects Enquire at residence,
of William H. Elliott, deceased, These Ekkds IlKAI.V.
ere therefore to cite and adfflonlsh all and .,
singular the kindred and Creditors of the Al
said William 11 Elliott, d ceased, that # NotlC?.
they he and appear before me, in the . .... . , , ? . , .
Court of I'rohate, to be held at Conway, h I hont''8 A. Anderson, Executor of the
Horry County, on the 28th day of January will of my father ihms S. Anderson
lOOl.alter pnblh fttion thereof, at II oVhK-k deceased, I will sell nil the real estate of
in t e f< rer.oon, to show cause, if any they f^deceased under his will. 1, I acres of
h>?ve. why the said administration should plantation w hereon he lived fuyl
not l)? srriint?*d. qipci#
(liven under my Hand, this I4tl? day of Conditions, Cash, balance on one and
Jai.uary, Anno Domtnl, 1901. two years Installments with interest at 7
" W E Hahdwicii per cent on the dollar Make titles when
' paid for land to secure payment of tho
land. Sale to bo 19th day of January 1901
*? * at Conway Court House at t2 o'clock.
TllAMiS A Avnuiionv
no n ii||iir ^,m ml
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H nrQPQh n#*r Now rcadv t0 *vlnd vour w,,oaiCorn
,Iull youPRice aild makc feed
AND for stock by grinding corn and cob
?GENERAL -- BLACKSMITH.? or peas altogether.
Light and Heavy Smith fVl,i?ht us Whpat nn<1 w"
will give you nice pure flour and ro*
BOILER AND STILL REPAIR. 4 ,4 4 3 _ 1 ,
turn it to you free of any ndultera*
Good workmanship and reason t|on that yon get In Imported Flour.
able prices guaranteed,
Marion Milling Co.
CONWAY, S. C.
E. T. WILCOX, Manager.
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From times immemorial it ha?
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aine Prof. Dr. Ludwitf Hueehner, a
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Rosin, common 1.15
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Spirits turpentine steady.
Machine barrels II
eountrv oa 40 J
Ro $1.20
Tar linn at $1.55
Crude Turpentine. ? Hard $1.40
Dip $2.10; Virgin
COTTON.
Ordinary 7 H-lOctsf* D
Cood Ordinary. .. .H 9-1(5 " "
Dow Middling 9 2 -10 " "
M ! .1 1 1 ? "
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Corn 58(a) 02
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Chickens 10 to 27
Turkeys per II) (live)
Eggs 20
Cow Peas GOc. per bush
Peanuts 80c 4 4 4 4
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If you want to buy for cash come
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If you want the Highest Prices
for your produce, come and see us.
We arc prepared to accommodate
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If you want Croceries or (luano,
^'arm Implements, or anything rise
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Conor Commercial Clock.
CONWAY, S. C.
New Business.
Just open at Mariow, S. C., at
the old business stand of C. C.
Marlow. A branch of my business
at Enterprise. S. C.
At Mat-low's I carry, dry goods,
i i?... ?i -? ?
uubiuua, iiiium nun Nimrs, groceries,
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country produce. T ask the patronage
of all the people of Soeastee
suroundlng townships as I expect
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We wish our many friends nut
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woman, or child. We l?nv largely
in ear loud lots direct from the man
ufaeturers, thereby getting our gro
ocrius fresh and wholesome.
Clothing.
We can always give you good bar
^ains in Men's. Youtiis and Hoys
clothing. We have some "Humming
drives' that we are selling at
"Panic Prices. " Our line of Gents
Furnishing goods is as usual, complete
in every detail. We have on
nand a large assortment of "Harris
Suspenders." They give satisfaction
every time.
If you want a nice set of Harness
come to the Gully, we have them.
Cortland
and Ames
Road Carts
i he best on the market
Farm Implements.
We arc headquarters for everthinjj
tho farmers need, such as plows
noes, grub hoes, Mattocks bush hoot
collars and collar pads, hamesam
singletrees. The celebrated Amcf
Shovels and Spades always on hand,
Furniture.
We keop a full line of bed roon
suits, extra bedsteads and bureaus
rocking and straight chairs, mat Ires
es, sovoral styles of bed springs, ant
leathers that smell like gocse feathers.
Everything else needed to furnish
your house including che Now
Home, Domestic and Wheeler A
Wilson Sewing Machines.
Your kitchen is not complete ui.'
til you get one of our high gradt
cook stoves in it.
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We can please the ladies in trim
ed and sailor hats. Our line of dres.4
ir/uult /?nm neicoo ? 1 1 I.a Exwli ?<? ? n I/*.
V/VUIJ;I lOVO Ull tlM' r? IJf l\T
\Ve have some special bargains in
this line that wc wish to close out ii
the next 3b days. Call early.
We Iihvc the largest stock ol
Shoes in the county and can fit anj
one in number and price.
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It is impossible for us to mention
all the numerous articles we earr^
in stock. If you dont't sec what yoi
want cull for it. if it is not conven
ient for you to come to the Gully,
we will be glad to supply your wants
at either
BA mono.
COOL SPUING*
SO CASTE II
QUA If AMY! LLP
VINE ISLAND
PORT HARRELSON
MYRTLE REICH,
Again wishing you a Happy New
Year. We are yours for trade,
HiUlK
COMPANY.
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You can opt your Photos al
j J usque's any day. You can har
nlar#in# of any kind done.
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U. K. GASQUE.
jargest and most cornpleto ostab
libhinent South. )
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-wwamwa w* Ull
~:C3 Manufacturers of
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MOULD40CW
J}f ' - ^
1X(* AND BUILDING
MATERIAL.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
244 King Street.
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; SPIVEY & COLLINS CO.
. Fire Insuranc
Bicycles.
I). A. SPIVKY, M.W.COLLINS
President, Secretory.
>fflcc in (lank Building'
: 11II m
M AC IIIN K AND KB PAIR
SHOPS.
IJOIIiKK WORK. LIGHT AND
HEAVY SMITII WORK OF ALL
KIND.
Wc keep a full line of steam fit'
tings, Injectors, valves, parking Oil
waste ete Also carriage and wagoa
' hardware and material. Paints,
Oil, Varnish ete. We solicit your
patronage.
FERTILIZERS.
3600 ILgs 1' uro Knjnite.
4100 IJi,gs 13 per cent Phosphate.
2700 l?F<gs Ilest Nuvahsu.
1UUU i> -gs v otton riiwnssH.
2000 Haggs Oibbs High <i rnd
I 1800 Hags Wilcox & Gibta goods.
2450 Hag ; 1 ligli < trade Tobacco &oods.
lloo Han els Hes{ Floor.
9500 Founds llest Uib Meat6700
Founds Chunk Meat.
216 Hags Kio CofTco.
Nos. 308, 810 and 812 Nutt S'rcet.
W. B. COOPER
WHOLKHAI.K ClUOCKR,
WILMINGTON, N. C.