The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, March 28, 1901, Image 3
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Published Flvery Thursday.
THURSDAY, MARCH 28 1Q01.
MATTERS LOCAL AND OTHER- j
WISH.
LH us do your job printingRoller
tray Trunks at Spivey s.
Where is our Loris correspondent?
The I!KKALD and Commoner one
year
Attend the men's prayer meeting
on Wednesday nights.
Last Monday the weather was
real warm for the season.
Spivey's line of Dress floods is
hard to beat.
Mr. W.J. Stanley of Worthains,
was in our city hist Friday.
We have had Sunny showers finite
A ?p " T"
frequently for several days past.
Mr. A. U. Harrolson of Tabor was
a visitor to the oity last week.
A hunting party from Marion
passed through town yesterday.
Corn, Oats, Grits, Meal, Baron,
Flour, Kice, Etc., at Spivey's.
Mr. W. H. Chestnut has been suf
ferine from chills and fever.
Mrs Nancv Floyd is visiting Mrs.
W. II. Chestnut on Laurel street.
Mr. U. A. Dusenbusy M Toddville
was in Conway on business last Monday.
Two new pupils wore entered at
the Burroughs Graded School last
week.
Spi vey sells Tomb-stones. Call
and see his cuts before ordering.
Mr. S T. Sessions has just added
ft now coat of paint to the roof of
his store.
The second thunder cloud of the
season passed over last Monday
night with torrents of rain.
Mr. VV, J Edge of Hand, S. C.,
was in Conway last Thursday and
called at tho Hkkald office.
Next Monday is the first day of
April and legal Salosday. No sales
to be made that we know of.
f Excursion to Myrtle Beach next
\ Wednesday. Be ready at the wharf
at 5 o'clock in thy afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs, S. M. Thompkinsattended
the wedding of Mr. J. 1. ,
Ward last Sunday afternoon.
Last Sunday was a rainy day, but
all the churches had larger congregations
than was expected.
Mrs. Thompson of Wacnpee, mother
of Mr A. C. Thompson, has been
spending the past few weeks with
her son.
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Mr. Blount Smith of Chadbourn <
spent last Sunday in town, return
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?nv muiiuiiy morning or. lire treitfht
train. i
Mr. W. L. Mishoe loft Tuesday
morning for Marion on business. He
will visit Wilmington before return- 1
intf.
Mr. Yuncy Scarborough of Marl
boroutfh county arrived in town '
last Monday to visit his cousin,
Hon. Robt B. Scarborough.
Our phototfraher Mr. Gasquo went 1
over to Myrtle Reach yesterday and
we ex pact to see some line pictures '
of the beautiful Hotel there.
We are informed by Mr. Herbert
Gorman us, that hereafter the mail i
will le delivered at the post office I
on Saturday nitfhts.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cooper, have
moved temporarily to the residence
of Mr. D. C. Dunn, on account of ,
the had health of Mr. Cooper. i
Mr. W. J. Drown of Haskell, S. C., j
was in town or) business one day last
week and while here paid the Hkr- j
am> office a p'easant call. (
Miss Sadie Hvman left last Thm s- |
day to visit relatives in North Caro- i
Una and was accompanied by her
brother, Mr. W. It Hyman and wife.
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i*?r. ins. itonry Ulee Jr , returned i
to Con way last Saturday after spend <
in# some time in Columbia and tak- 1
in# a trip through the country as
he returned. <
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Mr. W. R. Hyman of Lulin#, Texas.
who has boon visiting his broth- <
or, Mr. B. T ETjrman, left. Jast \
Thursday to visit several points in
North Carolina. |
Master John Reynolds, a son of
Rev. T B. Reynolds, left on Mon l,
day'? fdeamer for Florida where he !
I will remain some time with his
brother-in luw.
Mr. Geo. W. Watts has sold the
place which he owned just across
Ih.? river from town, and moved to a
place which he has lately purchased
In Socostee township.
,jj UJiLUlA .. lULli'l IliMM
Mr. II L. Buck Jr . wants to find
the whereabouts of an old book ease
with desk combined which belonged <
to one of his ancestors See his no- 1
tier in another column.
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Mr. J. L. Me Lin has rented out 1
his farm in Socaslee township and (
moved to Conway and is occupying i
the house on the corner of Main 1
Street and 5th Avenue. s
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Mr. Louis Cooper, who recently i
moved here and opened a small shop 1
on Main street near the depot. h?s ?
been suffering from a severe ease of
La Grippe but is reported as slowly
improving.
The War Revenue Reduction Act
goes into elTcct. on July 1st. 11)01.
The people will feel partially relieved (
of a nuisance, and would feel better f
had the whole war revenue act been J (
repealed. ,
Lawyer Kdwards of North Caroli I1
na was in Conway several days last j
week and while here miichnsi?d 1*
some land, which is situated iu 1
Noi th Carolina, from Mr. and Mrs. 1
J. A. Fa son of Forney.
Mr. Tim Burnhill of Calivants i
Ferry was i 11 town the first of the <
week on business relating to the os
tato of his deceased brother, Mr. T.
S. Barnhill. Me is administrator
of the estate,
Mr. I). T. McNeill accompanied
by his daughter, Miss Marv, lett on t
the passcngoi train last Monday for ,
Florence where they will will spend i
a few davs visiting the former's 1
brother. Mr, J. I\ McNeill. U
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There will bean entertainment at .
the Burroughs (Jraded School to !
inori ow night. A play called "The m
Spelling School", some recitations, <
and music will he the attractions 1
Ke fresh incuts will be served. The 1 1
admission fee is only 10 cents. I
The attention of our readers is
called to the change this week in the \
advertisement of the Atlantic Coast t
Broceryof which Mr. S M. Thompkins
is the obliging and polite man* i
agcr.
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The passenger train is very con* i1
venient for the drummers win) visit.
points along t he road. The fro- <
tptcney of the trailis enables them to
visit three or four of the stations in
a single day and spend the night in h
Conway.
A young daughter of Mr. C. A. ^
Causey in the Cedar (Jrove section, 1
died on last Friday of typhoid-pneumonia.
Mo lost a son only a few {
days before. The sympathy of the
community goes out to him in his *
sau amiction. ! |
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I he Socastec Joint Stock Corn pa* ,
ny. of which Mr. J. VV. McCormick
is the efficient president, has estal - 1
lished a large saw mill at Stalvey.
A grits i>ill is ran in connection \
with It and a complete ginnery will (
be added before Fall. 4
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Mrs. J. F. Norris, who camo here I
a short time ago to wait on her
sick husband, was stricken with the ^
same malady and after several days .
of severe illness, died at about ft j
o'clock Tuesday morning The son '
of Mr. Norris who is also very ill is t
not any better.
A report has reached town to the u
effect that a pocket book containing t
about $200.00 and valuable papers t
was stolen from Mr. Geo. VV. Sessions
at Adrian a few days ago.
The pocket book was left on the
counter while Mr. Sessions stepped
out. and was gone when he returned \
Send us your orders when in need '
of letter heads, note heads, bill c
heads, statements, envelopes, or 1
anything in that line. Always good ^
material and first class work. Al- ^
wavs enclose copy for the printer
and state how you want t he work ksenttoyou,
unless you wish us to rJ
keep it until you call. d
The County Hoard of Pensions, ;
consisting of Messrs. W, H Carter
of Daisv. E. I* Pitt-man of Blanche. 1
1. VV. McCormick of Stalvey. Joseph a
Todd and Dr E. Norton completed j
its work on la?t Friday and adjourn*
cd. ThoHnKAi.P will publish lat?r, c
Lho names of the applicants who are k
granted oensions.
The first grand excursion of the
season from Conway to Myrtle Hoaeh H
an the Conwav & Seashore Railroad
takes place on next Wednesday,
April 3rd. Train leaves Conwav at
"> o'clock in the afternoon and returns
at 10 o'clock that night. There ,
will he a free oyster roast in which
ill who goon the excursion will he
welcome to participate. ,
Wanted. -To print note heads (
ind envelopes and everything else
for every merchant at Little River. ' (
Work cm be sent hv the mail carrier i
ar kept until you call.
Encouraging letters continue to
3ome in to headquarters showing j.
the interest being taken in the Exposition
by people throughout the
jountv. Only a few of the Town- ?
ship Commissioners have seen fit to J
leclinc the honor of appointment. *
Others, of course, will be substitu i
tuted and the work will be pushed r
in every township.
Monday is Exposition Rally-Day.
Net everybody be here and assist
in devising plans to work up Horry 's :
jxbib't. The following gentlemen,
who are mcmners of the County
Roard, are expected to deliver addresses
explaining the objects
sought and the plans to be persued:
Hon. J. A. MeRermott, Hon. Jere
Smith ind Col. C. IV Quattlehaum !
Other* are expected to addr-ss the
meeting on this important subject
It has been reported that Gen. K.
VV. Moics, State Manager of t^c
South Carolina Kxposition will be
here on Salesday. In case he is not
he.'e, it is likely that ho will have
some one to represent him. It is to
bo hoped that a large audience will
be here to hoar what the rost of the
State is doing in this undertaking,
and to get points as to Horry's duty
in the mat tor.
I'lliJL i ?nrani- r>, i tf >, . wVfrfrirn
A gentleman who recently struck
tliis town from some backwoods
nuartv r of the globe, judging from
Ins antiquated appearance, recently
wrote to an attorney in a distant
itv and incidentally said: ''good
lawyer-* are very scarce here'*
[meaning in Conway). Perhaps ho
is correct, but wo have no doubt that
the members of the bar here would
seriously object to have their profunlity
judged by this anelhnt Individ
ual whose upper story is the most
ight and airy portion of his personality.
Entertainment at Burroughs (iraded
School Building Friday Night
March 20 th
Another pleasing and attractive
Mitortainment will be given by tin
Undents on Friday night March 2'J,
joginning at 7 15 o'clock. The pro*
jram will bo varied and interesting
ind the puhlie is cordially invited to
x* present. Refreshments will be
icrved at the close. Admission fees
.vill he the usual price. Doors open
it 7:15 o'clock.
FuhSai.k. -Pure Cow Pea Hay for
M. per hundred.-li miles North-west
>f Conwuv on Cool Spring road. <
II. Holt.
ToWnship Commissioners.
Among the names of Exposition
Commissioners recently appointed
Ye tind the following:
Albert M Dusenburv, V. D. Rich
irdson, Cieo. Otticer, Capt. J. E.
Coles, H R. Ruck, Jr., E. S. Coulru.
Hon. J ere Mishoe. Joseph John
>on, (1. J. Holiidav, Win. Page, N.
d. Mishoe, Hon. C. J. Prince, J. R.
Vllsbrook P. C. Prince, J. I. Ward.
C- C. Suggs, J. A. Moscley, T. J.
daught, IJ. U- Vereen. W li
taught, Lieut. Joseph 1) West, II.
I. Sialvey, I). Frank McCougun
md D. H. Watson.
Mn^y of these have accepted and
iromise to give their aid to the enterprise.
The list will be completed and
mines announced soon.
The personel of this Hoard will
;o a long way towards making the
ichciuti a successful one.
Big Union Meeting at Conway.
There will be u union meeting of
ill llio churches in Conway, begin*
ung on the second Sunday in April.
I he place of the meeting will be the
lorry Tobuccco Warehouse.
Every one is earnestly requested
,o become personally interested in
he success of the meeting, and by
irayer and persona) \yqrk among
lie unsaved to propare the heart of
he people 'or a glorious outpourng
of the Holy Spirit on all.
Brethren Elkins, Robertson, Keytolds
and Hamilton will do the
neachjng, and they desire the eoiperation
and prayers of every mem*
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/vi VM oil vuu m uucfi,
There has been u doop fooling of
ho ueed of a genuine revival hero
n Conway for souio timo; and in fact,
t has already slartod in the hearts
>f many.
Lot all christians both in Conway
>nd in the country around unite
heir efforts to save poor dicing sinters.
Working 24 Hours a Day.
There's no rest for those tireless
ittle workers?Dr. King's New
jit'e Fills. Millions are al ways ousy
auing Torpid Liver. Jaundice, Biliousness,
Fever and Ague. They
)anish Sick Headache, drive out
Jalariu. Never gripe or weaken,
imall, taste n'ce, work wonders,
fry them. 25c at Dr. E. Norton's
Irug store
in the Review of Reviews for
\pril Mr. W. T. Stead contributes
ai illustrated character sketch of
Cnglrnd's new Queen. Alexandra,
?f whom comparatively little is
ihown in this country. Mr Stead
Iraws an attractive picture of the
Queen's domestic graces and subtantial
womanly qualities.
i CLEAR HEAD
iod digestion; sound sleep: .
Vie appetite and a ripe, old njje,
ire some of the results of the use
,/f Tutt's Liver Tills. A single
lose will convince yon of their
vonderful effects and virtre.
A Known Fact.
\n absolute cure for sick hcadiche,
dyspepsia, malaria, soui
itoniach, dizziness, constipation
bilious fever, piles, torpid live:
md all kindred diseases.
Tutt's Liver PI St:I
' The Best Liver M<
ri 4T Largcs
Ono Package P
fe? f 'i:*r sniflorliiK /Mm fndl|?eatlon and dyip
M ll*t- best doctors In two Mates to obtain r
M procured * m Knmon's Tonic K? |ful
cat and t?v the first of July I could cnt almost ai
f.JJ mid strength. I cnnriot sneak too lilthly <
<Z-\ Neighbors, Larkinavilk;, Ala. JlLOWVll
'Mi- ml i-- .KTiTiAL" 111
A Horrible Outbreak.
"Of large sores on my little daughter's
head developed into a ease of
scald head" writes C. 1). lsbill of
Morgan ton, Tenn., but Hucklen's
Arnica Salvo completely cured her.
It's a guaranteed cure for Kczema,
Tetter, tsait Rheum, Pimples, Sores,
Ulcers and Piles. Only 125 cents at
Dr. K. Norton's drug store.
MAUIUKD
PARKKU WARD,
A large circle of the friends and
relatives of the contracting parties
witnessed a very beautiful home wedviing
at -i o'clocK on last Sunday af
icrnoon.nl the residence of Mr. 11.
U. Parker, father of the bride, near
Nixonvillc in this county. The happy
couple was Miss Kva Parker and
Mr. John 1. Ward of Hammond.
The attendants were, Mr. (). II.
Parker with Miss Lizzie Watson;
Mr. JereCox with Miss llelle Parker;
Mr. W Irvin Parker with Miss lOflie
Vaught; Mr. M. (J. Parker with
Miss Kinma Parker.
The ceremony was impressively
performed by Rev. Tlios. Hell of
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W IIinput*.
The bride is one of tlio most charming
young ladies in tlicit section |
of the county unu is loved by all.
Mr. J. f. Ward, the bride groom, is
a popular merchant at Hammond,
S. C., and lias a largo and growing
business. Wo wish the couple
much happiness along the path of
married life
Married on Wednesday March 20th
1901, at the residence of the groom's
father Mr. A. T. King, Miss M. T.
King to Mr. L M. King Kev. H.
1). Grainger performing the ceremony.
DIED.
Mrs. K. S Baker of Cool Spring
died last Friday night and was bur
ied on Sunday afternoon.
Strikes a Rich Find.
"J was troubled for several years
with chronic indigestion ami nervous
debility,1 u rites F. ,1. Green,
of Lancaster, N H , "No reined>
helped me until I began vising Electric
Bitters, which did me more good
than nil tho medicines lever used.
They have also kept my wife in oxcellont
health for years She says
Electric Bitters are just splendid for
female, troubles; that they are a
grand tonic and imigorator for
weak, run down women. No other
medicine can take its place in our
family " Try thotp. Only BOc.
Satisfaction guaranteed by Dr. E.
Norton.
Laundry.
I um agent for thp Florence Stcum
Laundry and will sond your Shirts
Collars, Culls.
Or anything else you wish sent to
the Laundry. All work guaranteed
apd prompt delivery Will send off
Laundry every other Tuesday.
E. T. LEWIS,
Conway, S. C.
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NOTICE.
Wanted information of a Oombina-1
tlon Look Case and Desk, sold at
the estate sale of Cant. Samuel Hull
in 187(5 or 1877. It. was made <>f
some dark wood; had glass doors and
nrobablv bad some drawers in the
lower part. For particulars, udd
ress
11. L. Duck, Jh.,
Conway, S C.
ATLANTIC COAST GR0C3RY
Keeps I lay, Corn, Chops, Cow
Feed, 'Meal, Brits, Flour, Sugar,
ColTee, SnufT, Tobacco, Cigars, Cheroots.
Bacon, Lard, Rice, Vegetaui..?
i.i....:i?i--- r\ ?
un;s, nulla, /vjjjiii'fj, v^rau^t'.S. I.CMI1ons.
and best Apple Vinegar.
Also Dry Goods, Notions. A complete
Dine of Hardware and Cutlery,
I also keep tint School Hooks of the
county. I will order anything you
need that I don 't keep.
Sam Thouipklns,
South of Court House.
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POSITIONS GUARANTEED,
Undtr 93,000 Cash Dapoalt.
Rat road Kara Pal4.
Opan all yaar to Both Sai-a. Vary Obsap BoatC
Ooorgia-Alabamn Iluslnes* ('Ollegs,
Macon, Qaorfim.
..Tonic Regulator!
edlcfne.
it Package on the Market.
rlcc 25c. Five fop tl.OO.
*2t& Z&i. Ot
.. uu m-ncm, I, I(Ull JltJ,
iKb.r Hint taxi it According; to dlrw tlons, K
iv thing ?n?l digest It. I gained In weight
>f it f'ir it saved iny life. Mrs. Mary K. B
f"G. t0.t l'rop'rs, Urtnirlllt, Teas.
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Following closely in his footsteps
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with his remarkable work
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MARKETS,
G kohoetown,
Now Virgin ... 3.00
Yellow dip 1.75
Sorapo 1.25
Spirits turpentine 331
Rosin, common 1 00
wi lm i no ton.
Spirits turpontine steady.
Machine barrels 331
countr \ oa 33
Ro $1.20
Tar firm at #1.15
Crude Turpentine. -Hard #1.30
Dip $2.30; Virgin
COTTON.
Ordinary 3 7-1 Gets.0
Good Ordinary. . . .0 13-16 " "
Low Middling 7 7-1G 44 44
Middling 77 8 44
Good Middling 8 3-16 44
Corn 5H(rt)G2
Hams 12(flU3
Shoulders 6 (a*8
J Chickens 10 to27
Turkeys per ll> (live)
Rggs j 0
Cow Peas 60c. per hush
Peanuts HOo 44 44
To the
hood People
Of Horry.
We thank you very much for the
liberal patronaago you have given
us. We carry a line of goods to suit
our customers We will do our best
to give you satisfaction in price and
quality, (live us a trial when you
want
uitWUKKlES.
CJUANO
or anylhir^ else.
SMITH BROS.
Corner Commercial Block.
CONWAY, S. C.
New Business.
Just open at Marlow, S. C., at
the old business stand of C. C.
Marlow. A branch of my business
at Enterprise. S. C.
i At Marlow's 1 carry, dry goods,
notions, boots and shoes, groceries,
hardware, hats, caps, crockery ware,
cannoci tfooci*, and almost everything
you want at the very lowest
prices.
I am a buyer of cotton and terpentine
and will pay the highest
market prices. I want all sorts of
country produce. 1 ask the patronage
of all the people of Socastee an
suroundiii# townships as I expect
to sell them tfoods as low a. can l?e
sold. j
Yours for trade,
W. J. SINGLETON,
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We wish our many friends and <
oustumers a linppv and prosperous *
New Year.
We thank you for your patronage
during the year just elosed, and so
ucii a continuance or your confl*
dunce and support in tin* future.
It has always been our aim and
purpose to gi\e our customers the
full value of every dollar tnev spend
with us.
We keep always on hand a large <
and complete assortment of Staple
Crocories, such as
FLOUR,
CORN,
HA CON, "
SALT,
RICK
CHITS, 1
And all other 0r<worries thai are
needed to supply the wants'of man,
woman, or child. We buy largely
in ear load lots direct from the man
ufacturers, thereby getting our gro ,
cories fresh and wholesome.
Clothing.
We 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 Cents
Furnishing goods is as usual, eom
(m.h 111 every ociUll. >VO IUIVO oil
hand a largo assortment of "Harris)
Suspenders." They give sutisfac-j
lion every time.
; If you want a nice set of Harness
come to the dully, wo have them.
Cortland .
and Ames
Road Carts
the best, on the market
Farm Implements.
Wo are headquarters for evcrthing
the farmers need, such as plows,
hoes, grub hoes. Mattocks bush hook
1 collars and collar pads, bainesand
singletrees. The celebrated Ames
Shovels and Spades always on hand.
Furniture.
We keep a full line of bed room
suits, extra bedsteads and bureaus,
rocking and straight chairs, matt reses.
several styles of bed springs, and
feathers that smell like gocse feathers.
Rvorything else needed to furnish
your hnuse including che New
Home, Domestic and Wheeler
Wilson Sowing Machines.
Your kitchen is not complete uir |
til you get one of our high grade
cook stoves in it. (
We can please the ladies in trim
ed and sailor hats. Our line of dress 1
goods comprises all the leading styles
We have some special bargains in i
this line that we wish to close out in |
the next 30 duys. ('all early.
Wo have the largest .stock of
Shoes in the county and can lit any !
one in number and price.
It is impossible for us to mention
all the numerous articles we carry
in stock. If you dont't see what you
want call for it. If it is not convenient
for you to oine to the Gully, |
we will bo f?lad to supply your wants
at either
ba mono 1
cool spring. |
so cast ee,
graham \ 7 lle,
pine island
port iiarkelson.
myrtle beach f
A^ain wishing you a Happy New
Year. Wo are yours for trade,
ill \ fill
HI.
Branch Stores at
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QUESTION? ?' ' ^f
Why is it that tho merchants in
Conway don t carry a nice line of
Iress goods is a qucstioa that has
jften been asked by the ladies?
It is with pleas jrc that wo can
low sav to the good ladies that wo
vivo got in this week us n;cc a lino
?f dress goods as has been brought
to Conway in quite a while If you
want a dress for-10 cent, you can get
t, or if you want a dress for you
an get it. Don't srdcr from New
York or Chicago when you can get
it from the Spivey Mercai tile Co.
we are not going to keep these
.foods, w.) are going to sell them,
md ask that you call early.
If anything else you want please
mil on us before ordering.
Spivey Mercantile Co.
.1 C. SPIVEY, Manager.
niirvrnnnnniim
rnuiiiM!
You can tfet your LMiotos at
Basque's any clay. You can hav
Milartfing of any kind done.
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U. K. CASQUE.
Largest and most complete estab
lishment South, i .r j <
Geo. S. Hacker & Son J
Manufacturers of
HOOKS, SASH, BLINDS, MOULDINtLANI)
BUILDING
MATERIAL.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
244 King Street.
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Practical
Horseshoer
AND
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Light and Heavy Smith
BOILER AND STILL REPAIR.
Good workmanship and reason
able prions guaranteed,
CONWAY. S. O.
SPIVEY <5c COLLINS CO.
Fire Insuranc
Bicycles.
L>. A. SPIVKY, M. W. COLLINS
President, Secretory.
Office In Itnnk Dnlldlnu'
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SHOPS.
BOILER WORK. LIGHT ANI)
HKAVY SMITH WORK OK ARK
KIND.
Wo keep a fall line of .steam litlin^'s
Injectors, valve.*, packing Oil
waste etc Also carriage and wa^on
inrd ware and material. Paints,
Oil. Varnish etc. We solicit your
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