The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, February 07, 1901, Image 3
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HUi )\Y, F.:i5. 7th !')()]
vUTfrtHS I.OCAI. AND OTHF.RWISH.
Fv>r com an 1 ovts, soeSpivey
Prof. It Cosby Newton paid Mar
ion a flying visit last Saturday.
Rring y >ur eggs to the Racket
Store where you will get the highest
market price.
Mr A. M McNeil and sister spent
last Sunday with their uncle, Mr. 1>
T. McNeil.
Messrs. J R. Tolar and J. 11.
Hart of New York are in town for
11 tew days.
The editor of the Hkiiai.d spent
last Sunday and Monday in Conway
for a breathing spell.
Capt. J. K. Coles and Mr. James
Henrv Rue. Jr.. snout afewdavsat
Utile Rivei this week.
Mr, \V. L. Mishoo who him been
con lined to his bod with hi grippe is
out a^'ain and to his post of duty.
Mrs. Nunc.v J Kit ton of P del, G?..
accompanied by her son, Coo M.
Kivton of Ex.ie, were, in vown last
Thu rsday
Tin '"old Cooper place" which is
now occupied by Dr. Met hen. has re
c<ently been undergoing ?oino much
needed repairs.
Mr. llealfy jmd family, who has
made a sojourn of two years in our
midst, will leave here for Wisconsin
next Tuesday.
Spivey's Spring got his uTv "P. wiing
$11 and will continue till fall.
.Mr Farrier who is well known to
many of our citizens, and an cstitn
/~k ia ) * k /r/kii t lonio 11 u i win t ?i /In it ntt I #w x
K; i u 11 ut i i (V wn> ' 11 i wu
in Con way last week.
Supposo you still hear rumbling
tine thunder a far olf. Don't let it
scare you, only remember that it is
jSpivoy a prices falling.
.An couul distribution of clay and
fsand upon our side-walks will soon
make them firm and comfortable o
f he feet of the pedestrian.
The K ickot Store is headquarters
for fine j^oods, silks, laces, embroidery,
all ai prices never before heard
of,
Tdttie Mildred Edwards who baboon
onfined to the house for severr
al days on account of a mild form of
^ sickness, is now out of doors and at
' play.
Little Everett, the six ye&r old
son of Mr. W It. Lewis, is, at this
writing, quite sick. We hope for a
speedy improvement of the little fellow.
Turnips! Messrs. Herbert and
Albert furnished them, but t he joke
reacted. The young lady 's v\it made
them speechless. Send oranges the
n'*xt time gentlemen.
Fresh fish on the streets tit lift v
cents a hundred should make Conway
a desirable place for people do
wiring brain food And that's the
way they sell.
A liberal coat of white wash Is being
put on the barns and stables of
the Burroughs A Collins Co.. which
contributes a great ueai to theirgen<?ral
appearance.
Mr. Willie Buss has boon recently
employed by the Burroughs & Col
lins Co., and will bo p'.eased to greet
bis many friends at tlio "Gully"
where lie is prepared to serve them.
If any of the ladies wants to know
if W. II. Chestnut is the Racket
man or not, justdroy him a card and
Ro will send you samples and pri
ces that will convince you that he
is.
There is a now building in process
of erection to the rear of the Spivey
Block. It represents the business
enterprise of Mr. John Spivey, and
Mr. v. G. Anderson is the contractor.
Mr. 13. Tj Nousen has been conlined
to the bed for more than a
week on account of sickness. Mis
sickness is the result of cold and has
assumed the form of grippe or pneumonia.
Miss Mamie Bryce. who has been
teaching in the Burroughs Graded
cl/il. \/ .1 ixtu a/1 i. ii 1 !/i?
k?uu t\ji| uun m oi^iiuu uc.i |iw.iii|un
and goes to other Holds of employment.
Hop successor is Miss Ruih
Burroughs. Miss Bryco left Con
way hist Tuesday.
Mr Pet tender, is still hauling hay
Ho has sold from one. hundred to one
hundred and twenty-live tons this
winter. Why can not our farmers,
more generally diversify their fanning,
and not make their mnncv crop
dependent on any one thing.
Mr I. J. Cox had a school entertainment
at Withers school last FriV
day an which he had speeches by
the children and beautiful music by
tho string hand composed of carpcn
ters employed In the erection of tho
hotel at Myrtle Beach.
Lost On last Friday evening between
Toddvlll? and Bueksville, or
bet ween Bueksville and Bueksport a
small leather hand grip. Cash reward
for return to Bank of Conway.
Jamks IIenky Rick, Jk.
I Don't for pot that Sum Tlinrnp-1
kins can Mippl. New Uiver Oyster*
ste ved or t?v the measure from Pu s
bay to Saturday,
There was a gathering of young
people at the home of Captain J K
Coles la*t Friday evening A salof
wives was one of the features of
the evening, some of lhoui bringing
several hundred thousand dollars.
Which of our enterprising sister
towns throughout the State can ;
11 ? O a I) IS! like t tilt?
I't-.WAItb I shall pay a lib r
r a fo r turn of I t :
,1 llio e I.I li??l .1.0 A'I'I'II I Ii.nlv I.;.. I
? - I I
and bucksport Friday evening.
J a.mks II knhy Ulf'k. Jl<
Mrs. II II. McWhite. who recent-j
ly visited batta. w a. > forced to tinder
g ? the pleasure of spending twenty- ,
three hours on the road and al junctions
thvt tlo not join Truly our '
tune tables arc snares of satan. It
will be a matter of much rejoicing
and loud applause to Conway poo-;
pie in particular and the travelling ;
public in general when our railroad |
magnates will see their was clear to
give us close connection with I lie
outside world.
New goods are opened at the Racket
Store every week. Co:r?e and
get them at your own price,
W. ii. Ciikstni t, Manager ,
Entertainment by Pupils of
burroughs Graded School.
On Friday evening February 15th
at the school building, the pupils of
the burroughs Graded School, assis
ted by some others, will give the
hurle que entertainment. "The Spin-;
tor's Convention,' for the benefit of
the school library 1' will be an I
evening of refined fun and you can
not aitord to miss it. So mo iiuppr-j
taut subjects (?) wi'l be discussed and
in the cud, the old maids will be
transformed into bcautifut young
maidens before your eyes. The |
pranks and efforts of the old maids
will keep you laughing from begin
uing to end.
Tue entertainment has been given
in ijuitea number of places with the
i/rentesl nt' ^ni-i-i'ss
The public is t (rdipllyipvited, es
pecially the old (?) oach^lors*
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Convention
begins work at 7:80 o'clockAdmission
2f>e. Children l.V.
Seed Irish potatoes, good groceries.
dry goods and notions, hardware
at the lowest price at Sam
Thompkins.
Bucksvillc News.
Tlie health o( the community is j
somewhat improving,
We are glad to sue Mr. It. P. Watts
out again alter a severe attack of
gripp.
Miss Nannie Iieuty has just closed
a four months term of school here. 1
Miss Bessie Gattlin of Murrels Intel
is visitiiu? the Misses Sarvis's.
Mr Sim T^eonard, mate on the
Str. Klliolt this moved his family
uere.
Capt 11 \j lleaty of Georgetown,
came up on the Burroughs last Pri(I.IV
l 111 V'i^il l.i ln^
' *? * ' ,v,t u,? lwu,,'l)) ,v;vul "
uig un Monday.
Mrs. Lliza Lee and son (Jeorge
of Thompson, S. C., visited relatives
here last Sat ui day and Sunday.
Mr. J alius C ollins a kind respected
citizen and a good neighbor, died of
continued fever 'ast Saturday morn-1
ing at 4 o'clock.
The reception given by Mrs. Buek |
on last Wednesday night after the:
marriage of her son, Mr. John W. j
Buck to Miss Leila Boaly, was large
ly attended and was very pleasant
and enjoyable.
Simon.
I
I will let to the lowest bidder, the
building of my livery stables on the
lot known as the Moore lot, at Conway,
S. C. Stables to bo 100x200
feet. Apply to and file bid with the
undersigned.
J. R. A I.I.SIiltOOK,
Sarnord, S. C.
Bisco Items,
Times quiet.
Mr. J. F. Stevens, Sr., recently
cut his knee with his knife while
drawing shingles hut is greatly improving.
Mr. W. E. Skipper returned last, j
Friday from a visit near Green Sea, !
his former home.
Mrs- Lizzie Stevens visited relatives
at Gurlcy last week.
Rev. J. B. bkippe* has been suffering
with chills and fever. We hope
to sep him out again.
A contract for a mail route is laving
let out from here to Sanford,
Mr. and Mrs. Dutlie Soles of Iron
Hill, N. C.. paid relatives here a
pleasant, visit last Sunday
Kitty Ci.ovkk.
Toddvllle Tidings.
Some of our farmers have planted
their tobacco beds
Miss Costa Long is here visiting
relatives.
Mr. J M. Dusenbury. who has]
been visiting relatives and friends!
here, leaves this week for Eutaw- 1
i ifii...
Married on Sunday evening Feb
Hrd., at the residence of the brides
father, Mr. J. A. Tindal, Mis# Sallie \
Tindal to Mr. \V. C. Martin, Uev.
VV, S MeOaskill performed the ceremony.
On last Sunday morning Mr
Julius Collins passed from tompary |
existance to life eternal. Mr Col-,
lins was a thorough farmer and
respeoled by all who knew him lie
leaves a wifo. two children and a
host of friends to mourn Ins loss.
1 Me-Dermott A Co. claim to be
saving those who purchase stock of'
them from $15 to $2.5 ahead, and if
, this is true, as a matter of economy,
would It not he advisable for tin
people of Horry to putronixo this
enternrse from exclusively self)
presavation is the first law of nature.
I Lieut. W. T. Ellerbec, of Jordan
i i.I , V V. i
1 L ut^. The B?st Liver Med
Largest
One Package Pri<
After suffering from Indigestion end dyapop
the best doctor* in two states to obtain reli
procured a package of Ramon's Tonic Kcgulab
and by the first of July 1 could eat almost anvt
and strength. I cannot speak too highly of I
Neighbors, Larkinsvillu, Ala. BUOWN IK't
...
villi*. Ditbsoil titi*t?u?rl? lotvn Tuosduv
iM)routo hoim-. -Mr. Kllerbee lias
> 1110 urniiug interest in this townsnip
\vni? u iio is looking after
l'OKKCAST.
Gurley Dots.
Ili'ultli in this community is generaly
good and every tiling scorns to
he moving on lovely.
Mr i\. U Pass and family after
spending a few months up north lias
moved back to our town.
.Mr. N* C. Mincoy. a prominent
young man of our town is back home
again from an extended visit in the
northern states.
Mrs. A Meares and daughter Miss
Uuliv and son Hob of (Markton, N.
0.. is hero on a visit this week.
The Hayboro school has close
and tho teacher Mr. John W. Pit
man Is ho nt* this week.
Miss Glen Anderson, of Adrian
was here visiting' Miss Adell Prince
Sundu
The Gurley high school is a nourishing
one and is moving on nicely
Miss Anna is giving entire satisfaction
as a teacher.
There has been more than a car
load of corn sold hero in loss than
two weeks, don't you think that
does all right for the station.
We have got one old h< ardv u.d\
loafer up here, would bo glad if the
rag man would coma and get him if
h*' needs one. M.
La ban a Items
There is much sickness in tin
community at this writing.
Mr* .1 T 11 ux has been very sick
with I'nenmnnia
Mr. Bryant Moore an aged eiti
/en of this community has heen con
lined to his room govcrul days from
a fall he received from the now
dwelling of Mr A. C. Johnson.
Mr. S. M. Lone returned from a
yisit to friends and relatives of
Tempera nee, Marion Co. last Thursday.
Sktii.
A Day on the Beach.
Quite a jolly little party went on
t lu> i> V < ! 1r< i <Ili til 1 I ii' t n>:? el i tin Ssii t 111*.
day complimentary to Mrs. Sv.ider
who Is visiting NJru. I1' <1. llnrrouchs
In 1110 party were Mesdames Snider
In^alls, Jolly, Me^pill. F (J Hur
roughs, (in. sic .'Uscnlmry, II. (!
Collins suid J. \V KlUlnu- The
unmarried ladie;: were Mioses Nellh
t'ett ioone, Sadie llvman. Hut
Burroughs, Maud Ma o Kate u <
.Marjriret Me oill, Mablc Snidn .
Lucilc liu. roughs. Ruth and Naou
Collins The tfent Ipujen who aecompanion
the ladies wore Messrs
II., (i Collins. J II Rice. F A
Burroughs, Will lioyd and Ueid
Mlkins. Donnie llurrouehs and Don
McNeillIt
was an ideal day npd the jollity
ol the crowd was not diminished by
anything, altho the favorite refrain
seemed to be 'O ye tears" (let those
? i... \
i? i'vim r.\|iuuu ;
Speeding o'er the country thro'
majestic oaks and stately pines our
eyes '"ell on a little eottuge where,
in one sense of thr word at least,
lived a Maud Muller.
'She married a man unlearned
and poor
And many a ehilder hung
round the door."
The train stopped immediately in
front the "Ponce Do Loon" jr
which when completed will rival its
senior, and our feet could not carry
us swiftly enough to the "dark hlue
sea.' by the side of which so many
myriads of shells lay washed by its
wale rs.
Stan ing there nature gave us a
panorama which seen once is to be
forgot ton never. Old Sol seemed
to have looked back over his shoulder
and seeing the Queen of Night
with face so cold and calm, hastened
to hide his own face, for just as
she rose majesticall from out of
the dark blue waters he slunk behind
the western skies and as we
stood there silently gazing on one of
the grandest pictures nature over
exhibit*, we felt like saying "Flee
thou coward from the face of Purity.'
All too soon tho whistle blew and
our reluctant feet were homeward
turned. In a short while we were
at Pine Island where the conductor
called out "twenty minutes for sup
niMV tint. il*l t hfM'O v/miim/l ?/i lir? o/nnn I
delay no one was served until we
reached home.
O.ic unanimous vote of thanks was
given to the generous rail rood ofTi
cials. the polite and obliging conductor
ami the cautious engineer
who carried us over so safely and
swiftly.
Mas. Klkins
oor woman she broke down completely
It began this way: Her
feet seemed r.oavy. her liver sluggish.
her digestion poor, her cheerfulness
gone, her brain slow to grasp
facts, her oyo dim Then came neglect
of household duties through lack
of energy, and finally total collate
She had novor heard of "Longavita,"
a pi i less p eparation. that brings
roses to the cheeks, rounds out
hollow faces, makes the stop elastic,
the disposition cheerful, and renews
the vigors of girlhood. Head advertisement,
another column. ''Longavita"
is the true fountain (if perpetual
youth. It is a vegetable mod
iclne thai came from the brains of
Germany's leading scientific physicians.
absolutely harmless, and a
benefit to old and young, ooth men
and women.
m?- ? ? -r
[i iCim'i1 . ?^Lyi'p
I
Regulator
icine.
Package or* the Market.
* 23c. Five for $1.<X>.
sla for seven years and trying eight of
ef and with iiu benefit, I, laet May,
nr ami uacd it according to directions,
hingand digeet it. I gained in weight
It for It saved my life. Mrs. Mary K.
>. CO., Frop'ra, Orceaerilie, Teun.
MAHit IJBD.
Marrittl en Jan. iJOlli 15101, .it iht>
IV.^I ii'iint; ul 1 iU> ui iiii* s i.iiiii'i ill* 1
J K. iv ii>4, ..i Us S. I j. Knpj , o M i\
l'\ i'. 1 Sol 1. a. licit Notary L'ublic
performing the ceremony.
At the residence of Rev. .). W.
i'odils on last lliursday. Mis. Eilon
tierrald and Mr W. A Su^s. Rev,
J. W. Tod11 performing tin' ceremony.
Married at the residence u the
nude's father .). A. Tiiulal, Miss Sallie
Tiudal to Mr. Chap Martin. Uev.
vV. S McCuskill performing the ceremony
assisted t>y Kev. Farm.tn II.
Martin, The following were attend
ants: Miss Hessio Moore with Mr.
J. 11. McCuskill; Mis-, Cora Martin
villi Mr. Cephus Cannon; Mi-.-, Rooeeea
IJrowu witu Mr. Walker Mar
-in; Miss Carrie Ilondrieks with Mr.
loin Smart.
Advertised Letters.
.1 . O lirady. N. L. Ilallaneo. Miss
Emma MeRaw. Mi-s Walser llryant,
Russell Owens. J. C. ReUter. M.
Prince. Jr., Mrs. C. L. DunUin,
Koyal Howell, 12. L. Floyd, Mrs.
a1 A. Sessions, Miss Li/ear Frank
tin, .1 R. Suggs, Mrs. Mary Huggins.
Mis* Adie Wilson, \V. C,
Ilorlbei k Alice Wilson. Mrs't arrie
lluluon, A. Johnson, F M Johnson,
Miss Lizzie Johnson, Miss H. Mcl)en,
Uev. U. A Mi neen.
When calling for above please say
advertised, lc duo on each for
advertising
H. CJ. Com.ins, P. M.
It Girdles The Globe.
The fame of Hucklon s Arnica
Salve, as lhe best it- the world, extends
round the earth. It's the one
perfect healer of Cuts, Corns. Hums
llruises, Sores. Scalds. Hoils I leers
Felons, Ache.-, Pains and all Skin
Kruptions. Only infallible Pile
cure. 25c a box at Dr. K. Norton's
Drug Stupe.
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat,
It artificially digests t he food and aids
Nature in strengthening aid won.
structing the exhausted digestive organs
ll is the latest discovered digestant
and tonic. No other preparation
can approach it in efficiency. It Instantly
rclicves and permanent lyeuros
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatu'enee, Sour Stomach, Nausea.
Sick Headache.(last ralgia,Cramps,ana
all Other re ' n perfect digestion* :
PreD^ - " Chicago.
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Warehouse riceting
A meeting'of the Stock-holders of
the Horry Tobacco Warehouse Co
is hereby called to moot at the I lank
n. !i i* " "*1 "
nuiiuiiijf on I'Tulav tho lath day of
February sit 1- o'clock no n.
All stockholders sire rc<|uested to
bo present, fly order of the President.
D. A. Simvkv,
Secretary.
NOTICE.
Tliero will be sin examination in
the Court House at Conwni, S C.
or. Friday February lath for the
purpose of examining applicants
for teachers in llorrv Count v.
o W. H. Richardson.
Co. Sup Education.
Notice of Town Election.
Wheruis, ii petition lias been pros<nted,
to Council prayiny I r tin election on the
question of 11??- c>tabli>bui<mt of a I>i penstiry
within the eoip< ration limits of tho
Town o. Conway, and
Whereas, said petit I u having been
signed l?y snore than one fourth of the
qualified voters of sain Town.
Therefore, lie it resolved, bv the Inteiidsnt
slid W aniens of she Town of Conwav.
In Council assembled.
That said < lection is hereby ordered, to
tie held at the Court House in Conway
3. C. on Tuesday Febuary ID. 1001. at
which which election each qualified v iters
shall Vote a ticket to be f rnished by
Town Council, to wit: Dispensary, No"
>r " Disp' nsarv Yes,"
That the following named manager- ire
hereby appointed to conduct said elect on:
G. II. I)U)0nbury, E, T. Lewis, W. II,
Howell,
.1 M McKritiixn,
Intend) nt.
K. V. GrsKNnt is .
Clerk,
Tax Returns.
The balance of the time until 1'el runry
20th nt th?* Auditor's oilic.e )n t'otmay.
Alt able bodied mates, '-apai.lo of e irn
in^ ii support, between the !!!_' ? of 21 . ? d
00 years, shall be deemed tixub'e ; nils.
I'roviled, veterans of t e la y war be ex
empt at lb \ ears of a^j?.
'I he number of your school dlstri t is
important.
Transfer* of lb nl Estate should { no
ted with special care.
Executors and Admlu's'r-dor- will make
th' lr returns strictly according to law.
Eulluro to make return within the time
specified, subject* the delitwpienl to a penally
of .10 per ? ent.
I. A. LEW 18,
Auditor llorry County.
X < " ""> 11 " "'? 1 > ,
Lo ngavita
'""The Tablet of Life.
"cient;fio Discovery of the Are!
agin Ko\ to the Mystery of Life
From times immemorial it has
been man's predominating ambition
to prolong Life. Hut among the
many brilliant minds, who have de
voted their ' ves to the faseinnting
adij- et. it was left for the immortal
! a'^in to give to 'he world, in liL
i? i 11 rv of Life the fundamri
ai prine pie a > m whieh to build al
fu t her repeat eh in tliis diroelton
hollowing closely in hi> footsteps
came I'rof l>r Ludwig Huechner, a
( eriunn si*lt?ntist <>f international re
now a. wiili his remarkable work
I'litillod 44 Das IliK'li doH fiiin^on I > I <
ens (tli book on Longevity) I)111
.il ls, like Darwin ho tun died. en* lie j
could reap the fruit of his wonder
ful doctrine. Others however, equally
groat took up the interrupt <1
thread with the result that two famous
Cieniian scientists, after years
of experiments and research, have at
last discovered the secret of Longev
it v. in the shape of a rcmarkahl
Vegetable compound, which if properly
used, will positively prolong
Life. This new remedy, appropriately
named "Langavita" (inraninj,'
Long Life) litis been subjected to the
most rigid tests at all the leading
clinics and hospitals throughout
Kurope with marvelous results. Appreciating
the importance of thisdis
coverv. we have acquired, .it enormous
cost, the exclusive proprieta
ry right to this trul.v wonderful preparation,
which has proved a blessing
to mankind. "Longavita" is the
truo Tablet of Lib*, a rejuvenator
par oxeellouco, embodying the vori
table so< ret of longevity in a pructi
eul. feasible form. It is the foun
tain of perpetual youth, which it
orolonys far beyond its present
limits, while retaining health ina
perfectly normal state 4,Lon<?avita'
brightens the eve. stimulates mental
activity. k'ives elasticity to the
step, makes the face full, absorbs
wrinkles, cle: uses the system, purities
the *kin, and Is the only true
Ponce rle Leon romedy for old asd
young of both sexes. Kudosed by
Kurope's leading physicians.
$i oo a box, l>3 mail.
HUGO von Ti LLENRURG MEDICAL CO.
(soi.K II. S. AOKNTS)
1 l.'ll 1 lb.? 1 125 liroadway, New York
MARKETS.
(i KOUOKTOWN.
Now Virgin 2.0b
Yellow dip 1.75
Scrape ! .25
Spirits turpentine lib
I'osin. common 115
Wll.MlN<ITON.
Spirit* turpentine steady.
Wichim Sana-Is II
ountrv on 10 A
Ito $1.20
" it- linn V $1.a."
Crude Turpentine. ?I lard $l.-lo
I>ip ?2 10; Virgin
COTTON.
Ordinary 7 d-1 dels fl iK>
Good Ordinary. .. .8 0-1(5 "
Low Middling .... 0 51 -1(5 ' '
Middling 0 J "
flood Middling 0 15-1(5 44 1
Corn 5S(ii,(?2
I i a ins 12'a)lH
Shoulders (5 (? S
Chickens 10 to 27
Turkoys per lb (live)
ICggs 20
Cow Peas (50c. per bust)
Peanuts HOe 44 44
m^
We Can Help You. j
If you want accomin xlations to
make your crop, come and sec us.
1 f you want to buy for cash conic
and see us.
If you want the Highest Prices
for your produce, come and see us.
We arc prepared to accommodate
you.
If you want Croeeries or Guano,
Farm Implements, or anything else
you can get It here.
SMITH BROS,
Conor Commercial Block.
CONWAY. S. C.
New Business.
Just. open at Marlow, S. 0., at
the old business stand of C. C.
Marlow. A brand) of my business
at Enterprise. S. C.
At Marlow s 1 carry, dry goods,
notions, boots and shoes, groceries,
hardware, hats. caps, crockery ware,
canned goods, and almost everything
you want at the very lowest
prices.
I am a Imvcr of cotton and terpentine
and will pay the highest
market prices. [ want rdl sorts of
eountrv urodncp I ;?<J- tK/i
. I -
ao<?. of all tin; pooplo of Soeastec an
snroundin^ townships as I ox pout,
to soil thoin ({nods as low a can bo
sold.
Your- for trade,
W. J. SINGLETON.
1
* ?-? ?
\\ o \\ ish oin1 many fiiendsatu
customers a happy and prospem
New Year.
Wo thank yea fur your patr< : a
during the year just cmscd, and - <?
licit a continuance of your eonli
deuce and support in the futme.
It has alwuys I icon our aim a o
purpose to our customers t <
full value of every dollar tuoy spend
with us
We keep always on liund .1 lar<:
and complete assortment of Stnpu
tlroeeries, sueh as
KLOUH,
COliN,
HAC* ?N.
SALT,
KICK
(J KITS,
And all other (liwcrrics time >i
needed to supply the wants of man
woman, or child. Wo bu\ largelv
in car load lots direct from the man
iifactum's, thereby getting our gro
ccrics fresh and wholesome.
Clothing.
We can always give you good bar
gains in Men's. Youths and Keys
clothing. Wo have some "Hum
ining drives' that we are selling at
"Punic Prices." Our line ofdienls
Furnishing goods is as usual, corn
ploto in every detail. We have on!
hand a large assortment o* "llarrL
Suspenders." They give satisfnc
lion every time.
If you want a nice sot <>f Harness
come in the dully, we have them
Cortland
and Ames
Road Carts
I he best on t he market
Farm Implements.
Wc arc headquarters for overt hit
the farmers need, such as plow*,
lines, j?ruh hoes. Mattock* hush li??<?l.
collars ami collar pads, hamesaml
siULflet rees. The eelehrat.ee! Aim Shovels
and Spades always on hand
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Furniture.
| We keep a full line of hod room
suits, extra bedstead* and bureau*,
rocking and straight chairs, mat tie
cs. several styles of bed springs, and
leathers that smell like gorsc feath
ers. Everything else needed to fur
nish your house including che New
Home, Domestic and Whee'er *V
Wilson Sewing Machine*.
Your kitchen is not complete uir
111 you ?ne "l our iiioii </ra<ie
cook stoves in it.
Wis can please the ladies in trim
cd and sailor hats. Our line of dress
jjoods comprises all t lie leading style
We have some special bargains in
this line that we wish to close out in
the next ltd days. Call early.
We have the largest stock of
Shoes in the county and can lit any
one in number and price.
It is irnpossihlo for u.s to mention
all the numerous articles we carry
in stock. If y.ai dont t sec what you
want call for it. If it is not conven
ient for you to come to the Gully,
we will be ^lavl to supply your wants
at either
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sprijyo,
socastkil
graham i 'i iaal
rijyic island
port uadhelson
m yrtle be/lcll,
A^aiu wishing you a i. appy New
Year. We are yours for trade,
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CHARLESTON, S. C.
244 Kinn Street.
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Liglst and Heavy Smith
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nbli' prices <--'?uivantcocl,
CONWAY. S. C.
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Bicycles.
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Piv sidcnt, Secretary.
I Office in i nnk iJuildinu
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We .1 ; a full I ne of st? m titti11.
I: lectors. valves, paeWii r Oil
wast Also i err igc and wa^o*
hard1, .ire ami matt rial. Pa iris,
Oil. V; oish etc. Wc solicit your
pat rona?;o.
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2700 ' 0 -t N .v . ..
1000 11 < ?' tl m N xvnssii,
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