The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, February 14, 1901, Image 2
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PMUUSDAV MORNING!?y
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CONWAY I'UHJ 1 SHI NO CO.,
CONWAY, S. C.
li. M. WOODWARD. Editor.
SUBSCUIP'l ION :
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Six Months, .50.
Throe Months. - .25.
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?
is?1*-One cent a word in excess of 150
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accepted.
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Socoad-clnsB Mutter.
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i'ninsient advertisement* $1.00 per inch
for the first insertion. 50 cents a" inch
for out h subsequent insertion,
Noti es in lot ul rending mutter. 10 rents
per line ea It insert in;' ; under lieml ?.f
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Insertion.
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by law.
inborn! eontructs will f>*? inane tor adver
tising three or more months.
Tit]'. ITl.llAl.D will publish, lit the discretion
of the Editor letters on subjects
of general interest, when written plainly
A ith ink and accompanied by tlie name
of the author. Those should be directed
to the Editor of 'I iik IIbkai.d.
REMITTANCES
For Subscript it nsor Advertisements must
be made to the Manaokh, Conway
l'um.tsuiNo Company.
I nuiODAY E 1-hli, I4tn llH)l
The mutter oT a now courthouse
for the county seems, just now, to he
on a dead standstill.
Ik the present year is to be judged
by its opening, it is safe to say
that it will be a j^ood one for our
farmers
Wk are informed that a new buildin**
will soon <ro up on one of t he lot s
made vacant by iho tire. Let this
one hi4 an incentive4 to others
As wo predicted, speaker Stevenson
has boon able to vindicate himself
in reference to the false charges
made against him by the Columbia
'Record and others.
Tin: increased suics of horsts and
mules in Horry county is a good
sigu of increasing progress and prosperity.
Old oiti/.ens can remember
when hors vs and buggies were as
scarce in I hi- county as bicycles
wore a few ye;, ago. The development
of our ngi , dtural resources is
going ahead, no \ at a greater rat 1
than over in the 1: llory of the conn
ty.
On next Tuesday an election wil
be held to determine the question of
establishing a dispensary in the
town. judging from opinions which
are fredv expressed on all sides,
those fawiring the establishment of
a dispensary here will be in the majority.
The charier of the IluiToughs
traded S hool does not interfere,
the clause relating to the sale ol
liquor having been repealed by tlie
disnensarv la\v
Tin: Legislature w?ll adjourn with
out touching the liquor problem
By this it will depart from the usua
custom. Tiie dispensary law, until
this session, has been a groat subject
(?f discussion since its enactment
a few years uj.ro. Does this
mean that the present Legislature
is composed more largely of dispen.
sary advocate than preceding ones?
We arc not prepared to s ,y that it
does, but .such a conclusion might be
a reasonable one
Nov. Jeremiah Mishoc introduced
a bill in the House of Hepvcscntatives
to iid the pension laws so
n> to allow* . pension lo the widow
of a s libier or sailor who has mar
lied tin* -eeoid time and the second
husband is d< ad. The law as it
stand v o . , a pension to the widow
of a M?|oic: or sailor in the war
between t .tubprovided she
has not i . ain married. The bill
provide s t e.i the second marriage
shall not p. ceb.d a pog^iou if it ho
happen*tha. vlie second husband it
vijO j, * requirementso
Tilt: general appropriation t>i 11 was
the main subject * f discussion in the
I Legislature last weel:. As u-ual
there were a few members in the
body who p rsisted in making long
arguments in favorof their motions
to cut down the appropriations toj
the Stat*' colleges.
.^Several attempts were made to iucreuse
the appropriation for tlio pay
of the assistant to the State Superintendent
of Education, hut all met
with failure.
l he House passed a bill appropria
ting $200, Obit for pensions. The
sum ??i m i.imim was appropriated for
the purpose of erecting a new Steward's
Hall for the South Carolina
College. On the whole, the Log is1
dure has been quite liberal in the
mat ten f appropriations.
Oni: of the measures which was
much discussed in the Legislature
was Hepr s ntative Lover's bill to
limit the hours of labor in faetori? s.
Mr, Vomer, who a been inter
csted fur some \ear.s in cotton facto- j
ries. app aired befsre t i.e eommit lee. !
to whom the bill was referred and
made a \coy sensible argument, u
our opinion, against t he pn?--. ??;e or
such a law in 1 his Stale at this time,
lb* said that it had oeen deinoiislrated
that the South could produce
cotton goods at less cost than the
North, and one of the reasons why
the South could do this was tlx* fact
that the southern states had no laws
arbitrarily limiting the hours of la
bor, as most of the New England
States had
Mr. Wrncr held that 'lie time was
not ripe for restrictive legislation
to the nianufaeturing interests of
South Carolina, and we fully agree
with him. It might l>e said with
truth that cotton manufacturing in
this State is in its infancy Such
an important industry should be
fostered at this.stage and eneumber;
ed with as little legislation as possible*
To compete with the North in
Manufacturing is the ambition of
the South. Therefore, 110 laws restricting
it in its infancy should be
passed.
Thousands Sent Into Exile.
Every year a large number of poor
sufferers whose, lungs arc sore and
racked witb coughs are urged to go
to anofhvr climate. 1 bit' tliis is cost
ly and not always sure Don't be
an exile when Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption will cure
you at home. It's the most ir 1 fulli
tili> 1 nod i t-i n<? (t\f fAiwru *...1/1.. .....1 ..11
I ' >um .ill
throat and Lung diseases on earth.
The first dose brings relief. As
tounding eares result from persist
eid use. Trial bottles free at Dr. 10.
Norton's. Price f?0e. and $1.00.!
lOvery bottle guaranteed.
The Census.
The census figures for South Carolina
have been rather late in getting
out, but at last we have them, and
following is the populaton of this
county by townships and minor civil
divisions as shown by the last t wo
v-a iiu ae-d.
Townships,
1000. 1830.
Rayboro, 2 945 1,7(52
I iucks, 2,8-5:5 2.1 On
Conway Township including the
town, -1,045 3,272
Conway Town 70f> (>77
Dog 31 u IT, 1,425 1.210
Dogwood Neck, 742 088
Floyds, 2,3(50 1,704
Galivants Ferry, 1,760 1,327
Green Sea, 1,074 1.300
Little River, 1,008 1,440
Simpson Creek, 3,008 2,7-10
Socu s t ee, 1,555 1,003
The total population of the State
in 1000 is 1,340 316 as compared witn
a 'population in 1800 of 1,151,140,
representing an increase since 1800
of 180.167,or 10.4 per cent.
The populat ion of Horry County in
1000 is 23,304 as compared with a
population in 1800 of 10,250, representing
an increase since 1800 of
4,108, oi 21.3 per cent.
? m + ?
Appointments of 1001.
The following appointment for
Horry County have been made by
the Governor:
Magistrates.
Conway Township, J. S. Vaught.
Conway.
I5ucks Township. J. A. Todd,
Toddville.
Simpson Creek, J. E. i rince, Loris.
Simpson Creek, J. L. Rovd, Michael.
Dogwood Neck Township, Thus,
Livingston, hand.
Dog RlulT Township, ,los. W.
. Johnson. Gideon.
Little Iviver Township, A. A.
Mosely, Little River.
Green Sea Township. 15. P. Har'
re 1 son. Powell vilh?.
Bayboro Township, George Car
irctt, Adrian.
Conway Township .1 II. Baker,
Adria n.
Galivants Ferry Township, N. M.
Mishoe. Cool Spring.
County Commissioners.
i \V. Ij. Hardee. Bongs, S C.
Bey Worley, Vardelle, S. C
County Board of Control.
10. Van Graham. Box, S 0.
.las A. Iv'wis was apj)ointcd Auditor
and Ij. I). Hong, Treasurer of
the county.
Our readers will notice that there
is no appointment for magistrate in
ftocastee. The reason is that the
delegation decided to withhold its
. recommendation until further i11f<?r
imat ion should be received from the
people-of the township. The primary
election lafct Fall (ailed to do*
' 1 tlm iii'imlc \ ||
oth v election was requested In
members of the delegation, but it
was not held. The members of the
Legislature umbo request that an
ele- turn I>?? held to decide the matter
otherwise. Soeostco may have ,to gc
without a imu/istrate this year.
In addition to trees, plants, vines,
ete . the llomewood Nurseries will
have a line lol of cabbage and tomato
plants, ete.. for sale. Drop
me a card and 1 will deliver stock in
Conway when I come in Remember
la to 20 per eei.t discount to
parties enilino at the Nurseries for
their trees.
i*i rv i i i i n
A ?> ?
Worthnm Dots.
Mr. .1 I. (lore is in n b.*.d state of
healt li
Mr. \V. .1 Stanley will prohnhlv
he tIn' only tohaei o plant *r i >i this
section.
Mr O .1. Ih'll's school will soon
close t t "si.- place The patrons are
very well satislled with his work.
li"V. Mr. Chi islenberry Millican
preached his lirst sermon at IMe>sj.mt
Plane church last Sunday for
11 his \ eir.
A writer from (liirh'v thr.t
there has he i. more than a carload
of corn sold "t < he Stati ?n in 'o s
than two \v ks. and ask. Don't yol
lour, lh.it 111: i? .. .csall lijjht for lh?
Station? Of course it does all r'mhl
for them that handle it, hut we p >o,?le
up here don't think it speaks
anything in hchalf of tiie farmers
energy in that secti<mi of country.
This section of llorrv is hustling
tooT
Nr.w Coon.
A Deep Mystery.
It is a mystery why women endure
Backache. Headache. Nervousness,
Sleeplessness. Melancholy. Fainting
and Dizzy Spells when thousands
have proved tha' Klectric Bitters
will quickly cure such troubles "1
suffered for year.-* with kidney Iron
ble," writes Mrs. IMiebe Cherley, of
IVterson. la., "and a lame back
pained me so 1 eoulibnot dress myself.
but Fleet rie Bitters wholly
cured me. and, although T.'? years
old, I now am able to do all my housework.
It ovoreov.'."os Constipation,
improves Appetite, gives perfect
health. Only Tide at Dr. F. Norton's
drug store.
?Boris
items.
Mr. Frank Mcfiougan of Powellvilie
visited friends here Sunday.
Tin* Sunday School was re or?ran*
ized at the Methodist church here
last Sunday with a full sel ofolliccrs.
lte\ . K llarnes, pastor of I he Hiptist
church here idled his appointment
last Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. \\\ K. Porter of Daisy left for
Taylors Creek, (5a., Monday
Little llallie Prince who was re
ported sick last week is thought t??
he lowly improving.
nr. Uurrouohs is kept busy day
and nioht.
Mr. Dan llardwick. formerly of
Loris, but now with The Memory
Co., of Whiteville. N. C., is home
for a few days
The farmers are kept back eon
sideraole in preparing their ''arms
on sccount of so much rainy weather.
Mr. M. M. Stanley ol Parmer, S. C..
was on our streets Saturday.
Several families reports measles.
The Princeville Sehool closed Saturday
night with a nice program.
TUA vis.
Princeville Pntcrtninment.
(>11 last Saturday evening Fed. 1'
vehicles began rolling over muddy
roads carrying the old and young t<
witness the closing exercises ol
Princeville Public School which wa.*
eonducted by our worthy and ellici
ent teacher Mr. W. A Prince.
When the curtain parted we wen
surprised to see two or three hun
dred people present from Floyd's,
(Jreen Sea. Ilaybovo, and Simpsor
Creek townships
The exercises opened witli sonjj
and welcome address The audience
was men entertained about, t w<
hours amid loiul cheers listening tc
recitations, declarations and ora
lions followed by a number of dialogues,
anions which was the inottc
Hearers (Jesus Loves me) by 12 boys
and girls. L'repareing for a IM. ni<
by 10 boys and girls. The Fortune
Teller. A widow her daughter.
(Amelia) and Amelia's Lover (Mr.
Wildon) and the doctor's advice to
his patient. This scene brought
many heads to the ceiling :<> see the
patient in his mo lorn dress. During
this scene a bench gave w iy and
many droped from ceiling o the
floor. The program chn-ed with
valedictory by Miss Fannie Hrince.
Mr. D. 1). llarrclson was then introduced
who spoke upon tin.- -object
of education, also advising the trus
tees to erect a i o Timodious adding
that would better accommodate this
concourse of people. We were then
adjourne 1 to enjoy vacation for a
season. Finn/
? ?
Blown to Atoms.
i no oiu idea that Ilu* body sometimes
need* a powerful, drastic, purgative
pill has been exploded; f<?i
Dr. Kinjjf s New Life Fills, which
are perfectly harmless, gently stimulate
liver and bowels to expel poi
sonous matter, cleanse the system
and absolutely cure Constipation
and Sick Headache Only 2">c at I)r
10 Norton s dm^ store
/T)/ y fA) / For
't-ff'fl Sckolaiiiuj
POSITIONS 013 A RANT WED,
Undar $3, O > ('wh Deposit.
ItM ? >?<l Ksro Paid
<Jj>*n All yoa- to fl Hi ox h Vary Cheap Bear*.
(Jaorglu-AbtlMumt Uuvlncxi Coltogo,
Maeon, Ororoia.
Ill Ill I
! UkFAfJ
jM CHILLS and
THE ONL.V HAFIv R
TASTKLKSS
a Roes Not Contain Quinine Nor Other I
Does K
o W. A. MoT.arty A Bon. Dime Box, T
jj best wc have ever handled. My son
S only Chill Tonic which a child can Ink
| l'rlco Ohc. BU(J
\ Sirorig Fortification.
I 1 "ortil'y the body atrainst disease
"f ' ' tv11
y i utt s Liver Pills, an absolute
cure for sick headache, dvspepsia,
sour stomach, malaria
constipation, jaundice, bilious
ness and all kindred trouble s.
I "The Fly-Wheel of Life"
i Dr.Tutt; Your Liver Pills are
the fly-wheel of life. 1 shall ( vet
be grateful for the accident that
brought them to my notice. 1 fri 1
is if 1 had a new lease of life,
k .iirleigh, Platte Cannon, Col.
Iistt's Liver Pi!is
To
The
P it b 1 ic
i Generally.
(>
We nave in the StoeW I? im?
ness and by handling CLKAN,
1IONKST STOCK. Iiojm* to seeuft
oim* str.ll'O of till" business We n.i'1
| no stranger to tlu? people. of llorr\
county and naturally expect soiri:
of<your patronage.
Come and sec our stock of
i HORSES and MULES,
ULTtJfSIKS and WAGONS
) And mivc yourself money.
Yours for Small 1 'rolits and (A>uicl<
Sales.
j J. A. McDermott fk Co.
I Conway & Sen Shore
Railroad.
I)aily except Sunday.
Iii effect Nov. 1st. 15)00.
Southbound.?No. 15
Leave Conwav 8 00 a n
Leave Pine Island 8 15 a w
Arrive Myrtle I loach 0 00 a n
Northbound.? No. 14.
Leave Myrtle I lea eh 5 00 p ir
Leave Pine Island 5 25 p ir
Arrive Conway 0 00 j> n
1). T. McNeill, Gen. Manager
A. M. liurrouohs, Ass'tGon. Mn#r
Horses
AND
; Mules.
! We win have in b\ January 25t,h,
>
A C AR lUAi)
Wo niv carrying ;
' full stock of Horses Mules, Ruggi***
Road C-arts, Wagons and Harness
In short.. every 1 hing in the line
horse millinery. I', is *o our inl
est to sell and we intend to
Undersell
I
a'.l our ei nil pet i tors. W'e are in tin
business to sell, and we sell, prolii
.'or no profit. W'e guarantee thf
. best values in the market, and out
! prices are fixed to suit the funnel
J and the laboring man. Gallon us
| u hen you want anything in our line
A. W. Jenkins & Son
Agents for the famous liock llil
i and Colum >ia Hupj/ies.
.! Nov. 1st 1000. if.
'
lAl*
disca i ! i
i '
Tutt's Liver Pills, ail old
favorite remedy of increasing
popularity. Always cures
SICK HEADACHE,
sour stomach, malaria, indigestion,
torpid liver, constipatior
and all bilious diseases.
i TUTT'S Liver PILLS
Cliili Tonic]
MOST SUCCESSFUL CURU SOLD
FBVKR nod A!! Malarial Troubles. j|
ER1E1IV 1 OR CHILDHCN.
i 4 CillARANTKI-D.
[ot Injure lire Htcmarli Her Affect tUo Ilearlag.H
'ot./viy ' Karuon'B l'cpsin ''hill Tonic Is thcH
pn iTlbc.r it in his practice, ami s&ya it 1a IhoH
te without Injury to fho stomach."
Ji. 'U. to., Prop'rs, UrecnoTllle, Teon.
To The Deaf.
I A rich lady cured of her deafness |
and Noises in the Head by Dr. Ni- ;
eholson's Artificial liar Drums,
cave $10,000 to his hist it ute, so that
! deaf people unable to procure thej
liar Drums may have tlieni free, j
Address No. ll!M0-c. The Nicliol-',
son Institute. 780, liichili Avenue,
New York, I.J S. A.
II Healthy Mothers jjj '
BO ^tw aiothcrs arc healthy, because
their duties are so exacting. The anxiety j* '/
Wof pregnancy, the shock of childbirth, h 2
fciar.rl lha r .... -- -i.ti.i_
Ii vun ?/i yumi^ innumi, ere
|severe (rials on any woman. I'ut wit'r \ ?
a Wine of Cardui within her grasp, every *
i mother?every woman in the land can 8
I pay (he debt of personal health she t-^|
1 owes her loved ones. Do you want 0?
2 robust health with ail its privileges and ?; ft I
I pleasures? Wine of Cardui will give it 1
. strengthens the female organs and Invig ]
orates weakened functions. For every f ^
f female HI or weakness it is the best ^
medicine made. Ask your druggist for ';?
$1.00 bottle Wine of Cardui, and take no
substitute under any circumstances.
Mrs. Fdwin Or.'V;, Cornier, Micll.i "V71wii 1 '
commenced using Wine of Cardui t was liardly iH to
walk a.-os? llic house. Two weeks alter I wjlkcd j
half 0 mile and f. V d ?ir.iwherries. Ulicn ft'. '
ether cliild w.is bo-ti 1 tuifrred with labor pains ?'
hours. atid!i>Jt > rJr,i h i i on a kottlc because I 1
o i >11 ilk, AH r i ' : Wine du hr prcftn v . ?
B <1 is time. I P.JV5 fc'.Hi 1j monlli ?r> a baby gi. I, a 1 ? U
r, wot in labor or.ly two Ivotif*. but little p V J
D and 1 liave ylcri'v of n.ilk. I r i! improv- ' ?!
' U nicnt lit iny health 1 tlunk God and WincolCardu:. . ^
B For advice incDtl rrcpiiring special direction
B edJrrts, c vine aymp'ot.u, " 1 Its l-adu-,' Advisn- >5 is
' B Department,"The CJi_>' [jfi
n tanoDpa Medicine Co.. || G
D I ') CluttanoAjJiTc:v>. i 3
. HaLstamim I
-^?<icanaMHd0 I
i a?
^x9 If it was only health, we
might let it cling.
\qm But it is a cough. One cold
TW no sooner passes off before
1 w another comes. But it's the
i : R same old cough all the time.
And it's the same old stor
H too. There is first the coM
1 M 1I1C" the cough, then pneu
ir.yr^ UIUIIUI or Consumption Willi II1C
\?iJ long sickness, and life trenib1
| ling in the balance.
Cherry ^I
loosens the grasp of your cough.
The congestion of the throat
and lungs is removed; all in(lamination
is subdued; the
parts are put perfectly at rest ffjjw
and the cough drops away. It
i has no diseased tissues on H
which to hang.
( Dr. Ayer's 1
Cherry Pectoral 1
Plaster fSP
draws out inflammation of the
A it viae Frao,
Ki nwmlior wo havo ft MofllOftl Depart- M
meat. If you liavo any complaint what- B
ever niul <li>slro the best medical mlvloe I
you can possibly obtain, write tha
doctor freely. You will receive a jR
' lu'ouint reply,'without cost. ?l
Address, Dlt. J. C. AY ED, Ar|
Lowell, Mass. K. a
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Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
It artificially digests the food and aids
Mature in strengthening ar.d reconstructing
(ho exhausted digestive organs
Ir is t lie latest discovered digest*
ant and tonic. No other preparation
can ap| roach it 111 efllciency. It in- |
stantly relieves arif? permanentlycuroa
Dyspepsia Indigestion, Heartburn, I
> Fintu'once in Stomach. Nausea,'
Sielt Herri ' .Or: ' aigia.Cramps,ana
all ot h . . 1 ''rostion.
PIT! , ?COQO.
\
i ,
9
> V4
$2,000
%
Worth of troods saved from the
.m! more jjoods eominy in daily, ai
it rv evervthim/ usualIv kent in a f
prises will lie as usual lower than c
i>. tho recent fire, but not discount#
sand ina' c the merchants scrul
eratchin#. You will find us in t
i) -n't wait, roiia1 and #et tin* #ood
I>u Ucd over.
Yours to serve
CONWAY BAR
r*:. V. DUSENHURY,
^cc. and Treas.
HORRY W
The Leading House
A
I Ihv to announce to my friend
rented the Horry Warehouse for th
exclusively under my control. We
ness basis. treatin#all customers ali
price for their tobacco.
Our success last veur has assist
buyers for this season who will iw> t
The llorrv is always open and v
in<^' the day that von brino it.
The buyers of Virginia and Nor
way. The farmers of Horry County
The Horrv Warehouse is to fun
ion.
Lot all work for the Conway tun
and satisfaction.
Yours
J.
IV (i. COLLINS, President.
BANK OF
CONWA
Co/,Ha! Stock $20,000
Dl ttl?(
15. (J. Cm.i.ins. W li.
C. I* .Quatti.kuai m,
^ i^BkSfirraBS!^-~wka&
We transact a general hanking bin
tionto any and all matters intrwstc(
Tins I lank respectfully solicits the
corporal ions and will give ever* r<u:
banking t?> those doing business wit
W. E. F
ID.?. EDM
I) KM
Horses, Mules,
and H
A full stock on hand at all times
We don't say that we sell profit
profit and guarantee satisfaction to
New Lot of Horses Mill
CONwA
?ut * MAV1 furrRi
^9 with BMfwM. *l?n?UI wiU *>i
X f*4 OCi*??i\?l nt-ikf?. I aUa bar? hta
Jbi ?>*? I c?B?ot r?f. 1 bar? vt??4 yarv?*a t
m KtfxwsSs yrnjxt'
? *?r*e?odtiiM ?*Mta I aW>
f fti?Uu ya**rdlnr U^J ii*o / U
i rtoA. V k* 4a?? Mi k?cp li mmt.
\ " Aarw? y*M. L. liftltSt
y - ? . * ->
A .... I I I
Dollars
lil v i 11i b.. t(?i? i ? < < < s
u! will coni in i< to oome. We shal
irst eia.?s Department Store, and our
?ur . ompot it.ors. We were damaged
d, ami will ? > nit in no to put down pri:eh
their head when it d< u t need
lie yellow store opposite the ltanli
s at wholesale co.sl before the\ are
ami t<> please,
GAIN HOUSE.
A. 0. THOMPSON.
President.
--t-K.-Jgl
A R EHOUSE.
T A
Leading Market.
s throughout the County that I have
is season, and i's management will h?
propose to rfln it oi^a strictly busiUe
and seeiifgthat they get full value
ed us in organizing a large corps of
i?re before the opening
rill sell v >ur tobacco at any hour dorth
Carolina are turned towards Con'
are coming to Conway to sell!
iibh headquarters for this grand Un
irket, and we will guarantee success
with confidence.
E. COLES, Manager.
I). A. SPIVFY Cashier
Y S. C
*S U/JJIUS Funu ti uuo
$jjfj ">1 V.W n
?J
'TORS:
Ukwih, I). A. Seiv ?i v
T. A. BritROUuns.
seme jev-MiZT /SET ish ~xi
dncss, and guarantee prompt atteiiI
to our can*.
deposits of individuals, firms and
s liable f:u ilit* consistent with sound
ii it.
>ORTER,
i mm sum
jKB IN
Buggies, Wagons
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