Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ini'i m<\<\ "i ? lu. , 3>hc Published Kvery Thursday. y ruiiDcn.iv i a w "> > ir-v/vt t i i v' \j \ I | Ort H. U 1 MATTHRS LOCAL AND OTHLRWISB. _____ _ fiotoi i'ricos st'>rc for cheap ?oo'.ls aiul^low I'riee.." Miss Sallie Reynolds left for Florida last Monday. Her visit will be prolonged. Call on W. R. Lewis for farming *ools of all kinds * Miss Dippio Hard wick, who has been of? teaching school, is now at home on a short vacation. For fancy Dress Goods and lire Shoes, don't forget that J. R. I'riee is the place to buy them. The Hon. R 11. Scarborough who cnont i\ fiuv iltl V< *.it 1 11 ? ti? w 1 to Columbia last Tuesday morning. Mr. lion llyman who was reported on the. tick list last week is once snore himself and ready to serve his ^customers. Look for the Racket Store sign, it t.vill point you to the cheapest store an town, inew goods are arriving every week. Mr. J. E. Price and sister Miss Missouri, of Nichols, S. C., who has been visiting their brother Mr. 1 K frico^returned home last week. W.?R Lewis is the second oldest merchant in Conway, lie knows how te buy good goods so as to sell .them low. Call and see him. Miss Mamie E. Littles of Eddy "Lake, suent a few hours in Conwav Jast Friday. Her visit was more of a business than a social character. Miss Wickum Ellerbee also lefi last Monday for Florida. She and Miss Sallie Heynolds accompanied each other to the land of flowers. Dr. E. A. Gasquo is spending sev0"tl days in Conway. lie is prepared to furuish his friends with .new teeth or repair old ones. (Call on W. li. Lewis for tobacco cclo.Ui, 2 cents per >ard. M.r. Jtl. >. Smith of the commer<Cial brotherhood, and who has been at visitor to Conway for twenty years ipast, spent last Sunday and Monday jn our mid 5t. Keel and White Onion setts to be found a*' NV. U. Lewis's at H eenis per quart, 2 quarts for 15 cents. Messrs Clyde El lor bee and John Reynolds are in "eahout." They will devide the prolits on all sales and trades. Three cheers to "young America." Success and long lift; to both. Mr. J, I . Njrris is to be seen on . the .streets of Conway eyory Satur. day. He is emp.oyed !?y the Atlantic Coast Lumoer Company to pur. chase cypress trees in Horry Conn vty. Mrs. Dr. Snyder of Kingstree the Tmolher of our youui; townsmen, .Messrs, Charlie and Henry Snyder, (came ;Up on 'the boat Friday on a wisit to Mrs. Addio Burroughs. The .kittle boat, recently purchased b-' Messrs Frank A. Burroughs ...wi r\ '?* \i,.\t.,.;ii ..oil o.w... it<> Ik 11 VI I/. # . 4 V 1 i'V-IH "III OW\/II UL atloat on the waters ef the Wacouiiiaw. Same much needed repairs placed her in the dry dock for a ie v weeks. Our recent losses by lire should be sufficient incentive to our citizens to organize a fire department without delay. What say you fellow citizens? Postponment may but in crease the loss of your property, McDermott & Co., are not selling as many stock as some of their com.petitors claim to sell, but they are saving the people of Horry from $15 to $25 per head, by beiiitf in the business the people will catch on We are in the business to stay. Terms cash, or on time. Miss Until Burroughs went down <011 the boat to Georgetown last Monday and returned Tuesday accompanied by liei sister Mrs. Dr E^erton of Henderaonville, who will spend several weeks with her mother. Mrs. P. A. Burroughs received a box of white japonicas from Mrs. Sparkman ot Georgetown last Friday. They are lovely at all times. uui> pin tiuuiuny su mi iiiiu-wmiut when the face of nature is so cold and cheerless. If you want to buy a good Sowing Machine, call on W. U. Lewis. Some ''varmint" who is ashamed to show his face under daylight has been committing depredations on thefowl house of the Conway sta tion parsonrge. Hold and hungry, indeed, the bird or demon who voulti presume to steal a "chicken," murder and eat it on the premises of a Methodist preacher. Lost.?On last Friday evening between Toddville and Bucksville, or between Bucksville and Buckspori a .small leather hand grip. Cash r ward for return to Bank of Conway. Jamks Henry Hick. J it. * There was a party given at the home of tho Rev. and Mrs T. |B. Beynols last Friday night for the benefit of many of tho young people of our town. Tho occasion was the birthday of Master John Reynolds. m< 'ii.i j ,.i >lhi i. _j. ,.n Just received at W. R. Lewis'st big stork of Huts of all kinds and latest styles and prices to suit A Conway girlolTat college wrote of threatened starvation to her and her room mate; but from the size and quantity of the box bollix shipped immediately from hci ho ie, one would suppose that the seven years of of plenty had followed the seven years of famine, rather than the reverse as in the days of Egypt ancient history. We have always predicted that Conway would be one of the leading tobacco markets of South Carolina, una wc nave nuuie mis prediction on the part of its favorable situation, good laiulv, and the intelligence and industry of the Horry p mple Now since our people, both town and ,county, urc showing so much interest in the Market, wo feel sure that our prcdietifcfes will materialize, and that soon.;. Tjct all work to the end. Conway is much in need of a hell of sutlleient form to awake the average citizen at the midnight hour in case of fire or other emergencies. The church bolls are inadequate, and it would be a great convenience to have the houis struck by the bel' through the day. If the property owners will furnish the hell our gonial marshal will doubtless supply the muscle fovoo to inform the citizens of the hour. Kkwakd. ?.1 shall pay a liberal cash reward for return of leather hand grip, lost between Toddvilie | and Hueksport Friday evening. Jamks Husky Kick, .Ik. In addition to trees plants, vines, etc , the I lomewool Nurseries will have a line lot of cabbage and tomato plants, etc., for sale. Drop me a card and I will deliver slock in Conway when 1 come in Reinem, her lf> to 20 per cent, discount to parties calling at the Nurseries for their trees. K. S. Cui/ruA. BURROUGHS OR\DBl) SCHOOL, Roll of Honor for Month Finding .Ir.n. i.(tli iqoi. (Intended for last week.) 1 .?d. Crada.?Mary Housend and Wilson Casque. 2nd. Crade. First Class. Mayo Duscnbury. Second Class, Ralph Reason. 3rd. Crade.-?Lueile Rurroughs, Maud Lewis, George Cannon. 4th. Crade.--Frank Martin, Mar puerile McNeill. Rello Powell. #5th grade,?John Coles. Tth grade.?Pauline Ogilvio. 8th grade.? R ssie Rollinson. 0th grade. ?Emmie Coles, Janic Collins, Mabel Norton, R. Coshy Nkwton, Prin. * To Teachers nn<J Friends of Hduca tton There will be a regular meeting <>i t he I lorry Teachers' Association held in Conway at the Rurroughs Academy on Saturday, Feb Oth, at 10:30 a. in. All members are urgently requested to attend, as officers are to -elect and other business of importance tr come before the Association. The public is cordially invited. T. C. Rakniiii.l, A. II Rootii, President. Secret irv. It Girdles The Globe. Tim fame of Burkina's Arnica Strive, as thf best ir. the world, extendi: round the earth. It's the one perfect Imaler of Cuts, Corns, Burnt Bruises, Sores, Scalds, Boils Ulcers Uelons, Aches, Bains and all Shin Mruptions. Only infallible Bile euro. 25e a box at Dr. 10. Norton's Drug Store. Toddvllle Tidings. Mr. Albert Long spent Sunday at Greenwood. Mrs. Kate Oliver, after spending several days here, h.\s returned home. Mr. J. M. Duscnbury. of Kutaw villi?, is here visiting his parents. He is a bright young man and has a position as salesman in the store of Mr, It. G. Causey, Mr. Jas. Henry Itice, Jr , was here a iow days ago and gave your scribe a largo mess of birds which was greatly appreciated. Mr. II. W Dew and family have recently moved from here to Croonsea where Mr. Dew will be employed by Mess J. B. Dor ha in A' Co. The sociable given at the residence of Capt Z W. Duscnbury in honor of Mr. J. M. Dusenburv was a grand success. A large crowd was in attendance and all seemed to enjoy themselves. Mr. Don V Richardson, general manager of Bio r% ?... uiminuii VyJTprCSB Lumber and Shingle Co., was a wolcomo visitor in town this week. Mrs Georglo S Avrill has boon appointed Postmaster at Huoksvillo. Her many friends will bo delighted to hear of (his appointment. POII KC AST. I Kodol Dyspepsia Cure ' Digests what you eat. II arti flci al I y d i ges ts the food a nd ai dfl Nature In strengthening and reconstructing the exhausted dlgestlvo organs. It is the latest discovered digest* ant and tonic. No other preparation can approach it in efficiency. It instantly relieves and permanently cures Dvspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn* Flatulence, Soar Stomach, Nausea. Sick Headache,Gastralgia,Cramps,ana all other resn 11 s of I m ntrfeet d Igestion. Pr?n-?r?ci V. Z C DcWilt ACa . Chicago. (ErF? \j The Best Liver Mei One Package Fri After suffering from Indigestion and dyape H the best doctors In two males to obtain rol procured a packngo of Hamuli's Tonic Kcgula CD and by the first of July I could eat almost an; Hand strength. 1 cannot sneak loo highly of H Neighbors, LarkinsviUc, A At. iiUOWlf Mr' IciUUky WwHWItOUMsw Gurley Dots. The health of our (ommunil.y is I very nood at present. I Miss Anna Grainier was visitiiu/ friends and relatives at Wauamuker last Friday and Saturday. Mr. Charles A. Crninger visited friends here Sunday. Mr. .1. K. Johnson of Adrian, was in town Saturday. , Miss Georgia Floyd took the train here last Friday night for Conway. Mr. J. If. Mishoo wa^ visiting friends here Sunday. Mr. (I. M. Cannon tool* the train here Monday |nornin?r for Lor is where he will spend a few days with | friends. Mr. Max Pridgen and father was ! visiting friends here Sunday. Mr. W D. Pridgen was in own' I lust week. C Pisco Items, (Intended for last week.) Mr A. 11 Mincy has moved into t he San ford sect ion. Mr. Iluek Gerra d and family of the Pound Swamp section has moved I to their place near here. Mr. I) F. Skipper and family has recently '.eft here for some ti:ir!.s! <if Georgia. Mr. W. F. Faulk is hustling to complete his new dwelling. (!. li. Stevens seems to he Well pleased with his school at Finklea. VV.e are glftd to sec Mr. J. J. Stevens out u?(nin after a brief llncss. Kittv Ci.ov Kit. Wort ham Items. The health of our people is good with the exception of frequent chan ges of the weather. Mr. W. .1. Stanley one of our leading farmers returned from Con way on Steamer Ruth Monday. Mr. M. Van Stanley will leave for Marion Friday on business, Mr. M. B. Thompson of Warn pro was up hero Monday. They say this littlo follow O. C. Stanley at Brooks store is doing a hustling business. Rev. P. C. Millican is supposed to [ be our preacher this year at Pleas| ant Plane. ; Mr. 1. (J. Best left last week for j Wilmington with a load of pork. M?v C. C: Gore returned from city I last week. Nkw Coon. Loris Items, Itov II I. Si ntrlnt r?n will in'/inuli in tlio M. K. Church, Sunday Feb. ' HrJ. The public is cordially invited to attend. Prof. 1). If. Todd left a few days ago for Savannah, (5a., where lie is to take a business course. His friends wish him success. Mr and Mrs. I). .). Butler of Little Itivey will move here this week and will occupy their dwelling on Main Street. Mr. J. C Btyant. one of Boris , Merchants, has moved his family in. to their new home, the residence formerly occupied Pv Mr. and Mrs. ' W. Mishoe. , Tliero was a large congregation at , church last Sunday. After preach ing by Hcv. M. F. Dukes, he lifted u collection to pay oil* the parsonage debt. The-people responded lil>or aMy and now he reports the assess-' mont for Boris raised in full, in cash and subscriptions, lie wishes to return thanks to the good people of Boris for their contribution. Amkuicuh Adrian Items. Mr. J T. Jenrctte of Conway spent last Sunday with his mother of this place. Mr. Jos. Hagic is moving his saw mill from Maple church near hero to 11omowood. Mr. (J. W. Hardee and family recently paid relatives at Nichols a pleasant visit. We learn that the belled buzzard recently seen in this vicinity was caught in a stool trap and boiled by Masters Jabez and Sam Leo, of Du lah. Governor MoSweeny has recently appointed J. N. Jenrctteof this place a Notary Public. Mr. James H, Allen an ex-Confederate soldier and much respected citizen died at his residencee near hereon the 19th inst. J. N. J. i oor woman she broke down completely. ft began this way: Her feet, seemed r.eavy, her liver sluggish, her digestion poor, her cheerfulness gone, her brain slow to grasp facts, her eye dim Then came nog lect of household duties through lack of energy, and Anally total collapse. She hud never heard of "Longavita," a pii iloss preparation, that brings roses to the cheoks, rounds out hollow faces, makes the step elastic, the disposition cheerful, and renews i1 the vigors of girlhood. Head advertisement another column. ' Longavita" is the true fountain of perpetual youth. It is a vegetable mcd I Jicinothat came from the brains of Germany'8 leading scientific physicians. absolutely harmless, and a benefit to old and young, both men and women. j T.!v,?r Till i r i f t VfCtfOuo!.*. c ; vid <!*? L ll _ HMHUBMH Tonic Regulatoil j. Jlcine. : Package on the Market. ( lee 25c. Five for 11.00. II peia for seven years and Irving fight of lief and with no benefit, I, last May, lor and used it according to direction*, si rthlng and digettt it. 1 gained in weight it for it saved toy life. Mrs. Mary E. (i. CO., I'rop'rs, iireeaeviile, Tenu. ^ 1)1 HI). c Mrs. Mary A. Howrimore, wife. of n llobt. J. L >wrimore died Dec. 27th, 0 1900. She was a good christian worn- t, an, a good wife and a kind mother. a She leaves a husband, two sons, t. three daughters, three brothers and p three sisters, together with many p friends to mourn for her. / S. ? o NVi]U.im II. Klliotl. died of heart |'( failure at his home nearZoan, S. t Jan. ilrd, 1!M?I. He was U8yearsof (> age, and while he had beon in some- | what ill healt h for a year or two. was apparently as well as usum. While | chopping on theyard he fell and ex (| pired in a few minutes. The call was sudden and without a moments |, warning, but lie had been preparing for the solemn change all along since twin 11.r II.. : :i .i r .1* ^ "V JWIIICO ""Ml, Methodist church in early life and , lived a consistent member and liberal supporter of the same until his ( death, lie was a jjreat friend to ^ the preachers and was ever ready . to administer to their wants, lie , was kind and patient as a husband and neighbor and will bo greatly j iniissd in his eommunily. T77J , Ile was fuucrali/ed at Zona church j l?y his pastor, Kev. 1. N. Stone and . buried in the family cemetery on t Jan. f)th, to await tiie resurrection ( morn. s He leaves a wife and three-broth- v ers to mourn their loss. * < HUOTIIPII. j ?> I MAHKIKD. Married at the residenee of Kev. y J. B. Skipper, on Jan. 17th 1901, Miss Florene" Sessions of Conway to Mr .1 II liar dee of Bisero, Kev. i J. K. Skipper performing the ceremony. On Jan. 20th 1901, near Fair 1 tin IT, Miss Katie Connor was married to Mr. Henry Karnes, Kev. Moses Pridceti performing the ceremony. Oti Jan. 9th. 1901, by Rev. G. W. Gfttlin, Miss Mamie Smith, of this ? county to Mr. Kdward A. McCormick \ of Florida. V On Jan. 2:ird, 1901, Miss I. I). < Cooper, of Gideon was married to Mr. Curbio Div Ih.v \i i.' n n 1 , . ,X. , . I ? <1 I I < I I I I performing the coremonv. . If Notice of Town Election. i Whereas, it petition lias been presented, 1 to Council pray inir f ran election on the , <1 iteMion pi' the establishment of a Di pensary witli'n the eoi pepition limits of the Town o? (-'onway, and 1 Whereas, said petit! n having been signed by more than one fourth of the < qualified voters of buhl Town. Therefore, Me it resolved, by the In- [ tend ant and Wardens of the Town of Con way, in Council assembled. That said election is hereby ordered, to < be held at the Court House in Conway ( S C on Tuesday Febuary 10? 1001. at | which which election ouch qualified voters t shall vote a ticket to be furnished by'/ Town Council, to wit; 'Dispensary, No" . or" Dispi nsary Yes," ' I |i;|t the foil twimr named managers are ' hereby appointed to conduct said election; * U. II. Dusenbury, E. T, Lewis, W, II, I llowell. .! M m? kKi rn\n, Intendant. 10. V. Ot'SKNIIt'lt \ Clerk, Tax Returns. \ The balance of the time until February ,i 20th at the Auditor's olbe.e in (.'onway. All uble bodied males, "apable of earn ing a support, between the ag of 21 and j It) years, shall bo deemed taxable polls. I'rovl led, veterans of t' e la'e war bo exempt at ft0 yours of ag?. The number of your school dlstrbt is ' important. Transfers of lteal Kstato should be no ted with special care. ? Executors and Administrators will make tli?-ir returns strictly according to law. Failure to make return within the time specified, subjects the delinquent to a penalty of 80 per cent, J. A. LEW 18, Auditor Horry County, Sale of Abandoned Land = Under and by virtue of an execution is sued by >1. It. Cooper, Secretary of State, I have levied on and will sell before the Court House door at Conway. Monday February the 4th. during legal sale hours the following parcels of land; fifty two acres of abandoned land, hounded as follows; East by IVrklns t C/V..41. ^..^1 ? l r IX ?? onaiii|>, nixiui HIM* Wt-Jli ? Ij. It. liCIIH' iny's hind ft nl. in l.lttt? ltiver tow nshlp, ^ ALSO A tract of land in Little Hivor township ,l containing one hundred (1(H)) acres, bounded by" landsof N. F. Nixon, ('. II. Piatt, W. II. Thomas, et nl. ri Terms of Sale Cush. Purchaser to pay for papers, revenue stamps, etc. " H. J. SK8SION8, (. SherilT, llorrv County. t Citation Notice. My W, RtHnrdwlck, F.sq., Protmte .Indue Whereat, A F. Elliott nnd Bethel Elliott I1 made suit to me, to era lit them Letteis of Administration of tin* Estate of and effects of William 11. Elliott, deem ed. These t, are therefore to < ite and admonish all and singular the kindred and Creditors of the n said William II Elliott, d,(cased, that they be and appear before ire, In the s Court of Probate, to be held at Conway, . Horry County, on the 28th day of .January 1001,after publication thereof,at II o'clock s In tl o fcr?r>con, to show cause, If any they have, why the a iid administration should not be grunted. (liven under my Hand, this 11th day of January, Anno Domini, lOOf, W, E. 1!Mtowu n, Longavita The Tablet of Life. cientific Discovery of the Age! agic Key to the Mystery of Life From times immemorial it has eon man's predominating ambition ? prolong Life. Hut among the amy brilliant minds, who have do oted their lives to the fascinating abject, it was left for the immortal >arwin to give to the world, in his rout theory of Life, the fundatnnnd principle upon which to build all irther research in this direction 'ollowing closely in his footsteps ame Prof. I>r. Ludwig Huechucr, a lerinan scientist of international reown, with his remarkablo work ntitled "Das Huch des Lungen L dins" (the book on Longevity). Hut las. like Darwin he too died, ere he ould reap the fruit of his wonder id doctrine. Others however, equaly great took up the interrupted 1. ...... .1 . i ? ureau wiin I in* resu11 that t wo fa ions (Jernian scientists, after years f experiments and research, have at ist discovered the secret of Lonjjev ty, in the shape of a roiiiarkabl" 'ejjetablo compound, which if firoprlv used, i 11 positively prolong jife. This new remedy, appropritelv named "Lan^avita" (meaning joiio" Life) has l?ee 11 subjected to the lost rio'ul tests at all the leading liuics and hospitals throughout Europe with marvelous results. Ap rcciat in;,' t lie i in port a nee of this (lis every, we have acquired, at (morions cost, the exclusive proprietay riolit to t his t ruly wonderful prep ration, which has proved a blessing o mankind. 'Tjon^uvitu'' is the rue Tablet of Life, a rejuvenator >ar excellence, embodying the veri able secret of longevity in a practi al. feasible form. It is the fouir ain of perpetual youth, which it iroloiios far beyond its present units, while retainin^ health inn lcrfectly normul state. "Lon^avita" iriolitens the eye, stimulates men al activity, gives elasticity to the top, makes the face full, absorbs vrinkles. cleanses the system, puriies the skin, and is the only true 'once de Leon remedy fur old and oung of both sexes. ICndosod bv in rope's loading physicians. $i oo a box, by mail. -IUGO von TlLLENBURG MEDICAL CO. (SOI.K IT. S. AUKNTS) KJl-1 122 1 125 llroadway. New York. MARKETS. (I KOKOKTOWN. Slew Virgin 2.01 fellow dip 1.7f 5c rape 1.2? Spirits turpentine 21 losin, common 11? W I I.M I NOTON. Spirits turpentine steady. Machine barrels II jountrv oa OH Ro $1.20 Par firm at . . . *1.5! Crude Turpentine. -Hard $1.41 Dip $2.40; Virgin COTTON. Ordinary 7 2-lOetsf* ik 3ood Ordinary. .. .8 0-10 " " Dow Middling .... 0 2 10 ' " Middling 9 | Joed ^Middling 0 15-10 " "'or n 5Mp/ 02 [lams 12(?511 Shoulders 0 (*>' lliinLonu 1" - Ill I() 3I L'urkeys per 11> (live) figgs Dow Peas UOe. per bust Peanuts 80c " " We (Jan Help You. II you want ueeomin xlat ions t< nakc your crop, come and see us f you want to buy for cash couu Hid see us. If you want the Highest Price.* or your produce, come and see us, Wo are prepared to accommodate 'Oil. If you want Groceries or Guano, form Implements, or anything else ou can get It here. SMITH BROS. ('oner Commercial Block. CONWAY, S. C. New Business. Just open at Marlow, S. C., at he old business stand of C. C. larlow. A branch of my business * Kntcrprisc. S. C. At Mallow's I carry, dry goods, otions, boots and shoes, groceries, ardwaro, hats, caps, crockery ware, aimed floods, and almost everyhin# you want at the very lowest irices. I urn a buyer of cotton and terpentine and will pay tin- highest narkot prices. I want all sorts ol ountry produce. 1 ask the patronof all the people of Soeastce uroundintf townships as I expect o sell them joints as low a., can b< old. Your- for trade, W. J. SINGLET*. N, ii&k * iaSfciafsi II11 BOB: We wish our many friends and custnmers a happy and prosperous New Year. We thank you for your patronage during the year just closed, and so licit a continuance of your confidence and support in the future. It has always been our aim and purpose to jjive our customers the full value of every dollar tney spend with us. We keep always on hand a lar^e and complete assortment of Staple (.5 roceries, such us I'M .OUR. CORN, ha con, sai.t, RICK (skits, And all other Uroccrries that are needed to supply 'h" wants of man, woman, or child. We buy largely in car load lots direct from the man uUK*iurn's, niercuy gottmg our ?roooriws fresh unci wholesome. Clothing. Wo can always give you good bargains in Men's, Youths and Hoys clothing. We have some "Humming drives' that we are selling at "Panic Prices." Our line of (louts Furnishing goods is as usual, complete in every detail. Wo have on hand a large assortment of "Harris Suspenders." They give satisfaction every time. If you want a nice sot of Harness come to the (Sully, we have them. Cortland I and Ames ! Road Carts ' the best on the market Farm Implements. We arc headquarters for overt hing the farmers need, such as plows, > hoes, grub hoes. Mattocks bush hook 1 collars and collar pads, hamcsnnd singletrees. The celebrated Amos Shovels and Spades always011 hand. Furniture. Wo keep a full line of bod room suits, extra bedsteads and bureaus, ' rocking and straight chairs, mat t res ? os. several styles of bed springs, and 1 leathers that smell like goose feathers. Ifivcrything else needed to furnish your Iniuse inducting ehe New 1 Home, Domestic and Wheeler iV Wilson Sewing Machines. Your kitchen is not complete uir til you get one of our high grade cook stoves iu it. - - ' Weoun please the ladies in trim ed and sailor hats. Our line of dress goods comprises all t he leading styles" We have some special bargains in this line that we wish to close out in the next do days. Call early. Wo have the largest stock of Shoes in the county and can lit any one in number and price. . i^B ? fill" ? > - It is impossible for us to mention all the numerous articles we carry in stock. I f you dont't see what you want call for it. If it is not convenient for you to come to the Gully, we will be glad to supply your wants at either ha mono. COOL SPUING, SOCA STEP, GRAHAM I 7 LLP, PINK ISLAND PORT IIARRELSOA'. MYRTLE BE/ICH, Again wishing you a Happy New Ytur. We are yours for trade, III I 111 (HI. f l>i'unch Stores at \> % 1 mm N ou can #ot your Photos at Gns<pi< s j?ny clay. Vou can liar enlar^in^ of any kind clone. (Jive mo a trial. li. K. GA$QUE. Largest and most complete cstaU lishincul South.i ' Cico. S. Hacker & Son ''y IZjUl* j Manufacturers of DOORS,SASH, BLINDS, MOULD* iNG AND BUILDING MATERIAL. CHARLESTON, S. C. 24'i King Street. "X D. Hllttf Practical Horseshoer AND - (1 KN lilt AL - ULACKSMITH.? Light and Heavy Smith MOILKR AND STILL UHI'AIR. (!o I worlf in'it. ship nti<I rou83n ublo prices ^imyuntced, CONWAY. S. C. jSPIVEY 6c COLLINS CO, Fire InSuranc Bicycles. n, A.S! IVkiY, M. w. COLLINS President, Secretary. Office In linnk IJulklln;;' MACflfNK- \ N I) REPAIR SHOPS. liOlLKK WORK'. LIGHT AND IIKAVY SMITH WORK' OF ALL KIN I). x We keep a full line of steam tit* tin^s, Injectors, valves, packing Oil waste Me Also carriage and wagoa hardware and material. Hair is, Oil. Varnish He. We solicit your patronage. ! FERTILIZERS. 3600 R ur?. Kaini 41C0 IK - in per rent I'ho-phate. 2700 IK;JS lit t N 1900 K :.r? Cotton Navnssa. 2000 H (i ihbs iir h <?r ad 1800 ',:1 !s Wilcox & Gibt>* tooth. Ovt K /Vlt r : I li ll. ( 'I\ U. A ...a AJTC/V/ V" Vl?, Lloo iois Ik'M l']( ur. 95oo 1 \juik!s l?ertt Ull) Moat* ' 5700 1 'omul* Chunk 218 '>,!l 'tlo ('. floe. No?. 003, illOnml ?!!" Nutt 8:reet. W. B. COOPER VlIOl.KsAi.K G ItOOKit, WILMINGTON, N, C. < J } *>. '--'A rii S^SSI -it?