The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, June 06, 1901, Image 3
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Published Every Thursday.
THURSDAY, JUNE 6 1901.1
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^ OCAL AND OTHKRWISH.
Dot us Jo your job printing*
Call on Spivey for Paris Green.
July picnic on the 4th.
Mr, C. H. Snider spent Sunday in
Conway.
Mr. T 11. llryan of Cool Spring
was in town last Thursday.
Spivcy soils screens and wire.
1'
Mrs. S. E. King has returned from -
a visit to relatives in the country
Magistrate J. A. Tocld of Bucks
township was in town on Monday.
1 want to buy two Pawns. J. P
Coles.
Corn, Oats, Hay. Co v Peed. Meal.
Grits, etc.. at Spivey's.
Mr. Jno T. Floyd of Vurdelle was
in Conway Salesday.
Mr. H. P. Kittle, the contractor
is off for a*few days visiting his family
Mr. R. Livingstone of Little River
spent last Monday night in Conway.
My ice house will bo open on Sundays
from 7 a. m. to 1) a. in.
C. L. Ahkams.
Mrs. J. J. Sanders, who was unite
sick last week, wo are glad to learn
is improving.
Miss Anna King of Socaslcc was
hero last week visiting her aunt,
Mrs. B. J. Sessions
Mr. J- P. Coles was sick several
days last week but has fully rccovered.
Mr. Plowden Wilson of Uidgoville,
S. C., visited friends near here last
week.
Miss Sallic Reynolds returned last
week from a visit to her brother-in1
o ... l.>l?: -i -
tv in i. lunuu.
Miss Bessie Burroughs is home on
vacation from Greensboro Female
College at Greensboro, N. C.
Mr. Luke Watts, a prosperous
farmer of Green Sea township, was
in Conway last Thursday.
Several workmen arrived last week
and are at work repairing the "F. G.
Burroughs" over at the ship yard
Some of our people arc planning a
trip to the Fan-American Exposi
tion at BufTalo.
Cotton and corn crops are reported
as looking bad in many sections
of the county. Too much rain very
likely.
Auditor Jas. A. Lewis is making
arrangements for the erection of a
handsome cottage on his lot on 5th
Avenue
On last Tuesday the County Board
of Commissioners duly elected Mr.
G B red Stalvey as their clerk for
the ensuing year
Mr. B. J. Sessions will move from
the place he now occupies to theeottage
near Main Street, in rear of
Spivey Mercantile Co.
Mrs. Thompson, who was to have
gone to Wampee last week was detained
by the sickness of her son,
I Mr. A. C. Thompson.
Mr S. A. Smith, Brown Lumber
Company s efficient foreman, wont.
to Wilmington last Saturday and returned
the same day
The County Supervisor and his
board held their regular meeting on
last Tuesday, transacting the ordinary
routine business.
? Col i). A. Spivcy returned last
Saturday from Memphis, Tennessee,
where ho participated in the reunion
as a member of the Governor's stall.
^ Our streets had a more lively appearance
last Tuesday than usual, it
being Salesday. No sales were made
by either the Clerk of Court or the
Sheriff.
Mr. T. F. Ciliespie, Jr. of Bennettsville
was here last week on a
visit to his parents, Mr. and-Mrs. T.
F. Gillespie Sr., leaving on Thursday.
Kov. '/j. F firtfllton^ftaigncd the
of the Baptist church in
that he might take advantage
[ of a scholarship offered him in a
theological seminary.
^ Hon. Jeremiah Smith was sick for
P^^^?|^^^iours last Monday. He beplowing
in his
He had rewho
has been
H lott i at Myrtle J
and Sunday I
returning
i
s?mc
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will be
the
by the frefrom
other
are in
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Spivey thanks you for past favors
and invites you to call often.
The family of Conductor Kin# arrived
in Conway lust Friday. They
arc at present occupy in# part of the
dwellin# of Col. I). C. 'iunn there
bein# no houses to rent at this time.
Mr. J. K. Coles has a very ban ly
instrument for sprayin# tobacco
plants for sale at the tobaeco w..re
house. It is a #rcat saver as it is
jarranged so that none of the puris
#reen is wasted.
Mr. (1. Fred Stalve.v arrived home
from Columbia last week uftercompletin#
a course in tho department
of law at the South Carolina College,
takin# a hi#h stand in ?his classes.
He expects to locate Intro in the
near future.
A mad do# was found on the
streets last Thursday try in# to bite
evcrythiu# in si#ht. It was ties
patched in a very summary way by
Mr. J. M Dor.ahue who took it up
by the feet and dashed iss brains
iout against a tree.
The school books have been move d
from the store of Mr. S. M. Thonipkins
back to the office of Supt. W.
L. liichardsou who will be in his
olliec every Saturday for the pur (
pose of selling them and attendin#
to other business.
The freshet has crossed a portion
of the. public road leading from hero
to Georgetown about one mile from
town and is likely to upset the
bridge as it generally does. The
road should be raised with earth so
that this oceuranee. could not be re
peated.
North Carolinil, South Carolina;
and Georgia arc invited to join the
July picnic on the 4th at Myrtle i
Beach. Particulars given later.
Mrs. W. 1). Tyler of Pair BlulT,
N. C., and Miss Pansy Byrd of Mill |
lins, aro \isiting their sister, Mrs.)
J. H Price.
The contractor Mr. H. I'. Little,
began work with a force of hands
on the new brick buildings last week.
(Iround was broken on Thursday for
Mrs. S. 10. King's building on the
vacant King lot. Mr. I). A. Spivey's
buildings were started this week.
Both builnings will go up along to
gather.
Application has been made for letters
of administration upon the estate
of Charlotte Hughes who died
at her residence on the Dog BlulT
road a few weeks ago. One. of her
relatives claims the property by
gift of the intestate and some confusion
about the settlement of the estate
is expected.
Hon. It. B. Scarborough left last
Monday for Aiken where he delivered
an address on Tuesday night. He
is much in demand ail over the
Statu and receives so many invita
lions that, lie finds it impossible to j
accept all of tlicni. Ilis speedier. J
are always goms of thought and do-1
livered in that style for which he is
noted.
.
List of Advertised Letters.
Mrs. Lizzie Anderson, Mrs. Laura
McQueen, Miss Emmer Hellinon,
Mrs. Lizzie Hrown, Miss MazicTieb,
Mrs. Josephine Dowett. Mrs. M. Iv.
Johnson, Mrs Catherine Jones, Mrs.
Cora Johnson, Messrs. Carroll & Co
Sandy McKay, Edward Smith, I). S.
Thonoon. J no. W. Dlain, Shades
Tnonipson, Daniel Wilsor, J. M.
Johnson, \Vr. P. Johnson, J. M. Jonesj
n. K. King, Richmond Michcll.
1 cent due on each for advertising.
When calling ior abave please say
ad vor tised.
H. G. Col,i.ins, ?\ M.
Excursion of Monday Evening.
The Monday night excursion to
Myrtle Reach was attended by a
good many considering the threat
cning weather. It was full moon in
June and the right time for hunting
turtle eggs, but the weather being |
bud. the crowd had to leave off thisi
pleasure. Those who went oveijl
took supper at the new hotel and J
many have spoken in the highest1
terms of tlie management there and
the good things they found pro par*
ed.
Tobacco Notes.
The, tobacco planters who were in
Conway on last Monday, report line
prospects for a good tobacco crop
this year
Mr.
B. M. Stevens of Sanford says
ho will make his first gathering in j
fifteen days.
Be careful not to gather your to-1
bacco green as it will nVm th? i\j;ice
of it.
-- rrom all that wo can learn, tob'ufl
co of all desirable, kinds will bring H
good price this Summer. So have
We hear less talk about wori^fe
this year than ever before. Bo?!
out for thorn, they'll come.
Parties wishing tobrcco llucS
should look after them in time. fl
Parties who have not storage 1
room for their tobacco will find
plenty at the Horry Warehouse
free of charge. t|
As mentioned ie our iast issue,
Mr Charley Watts is now with tlio
Horry Tobacco Warehouse, Charley.
we hear, is doing some good
work in the Lake Swamp soction. ^
Mr. J. B. Poythoress returned lrfkt
week irorn a trip aro iml Loris.
BVop of tobacco
||Hpt sec.t4<)n
RTunng tobacco will be the leading
farm work by the last week in June.
^8aNioiaaiAi mv JO.^
>ip hiu( rnumlus.ius; s,pooj|
*MM jo jfloui oi(j Xnq _
Otdoej out ]vq.u f] xsaa 3hX1
Tribute of Respect.
WiiHutn Pool Nixon, was born on
the itrd (.lay of January, 1KU, and
died the-1th day of May 1001, aged
(57 years, f? mouths and one day.
Mr. Nixon was a kind husband and
father, brother and son, ever ready
to help those in need, or to eoutrih
ate liberally to all elmritable purposes.
He leaves a wife, two sons,
two daughters two sisters and a '
host of friends to tnourn his loss.
At the breaking out of the civil
war Mr. Nixon joined what was
known as Tucker's Cavalry at
Georgetown and did service on the
coast of Georgetown younty until
the Spring of ISdl when hi* command
was ordered to Virginia.
About the 10th of May they arrived
at Richmond and were attached to
the 7th Regiment, Gen. Mart Gary's
brigade. Soon after, lie was
detailed on the force of scouts In
which he rendered very valuable service
until the surrender of Lee.
lie (am ? lone, settled down and
went, to farming which he followed
to the time of his death.
lie was taken sick about last Pull,
iinully his mind became so impaireo
that his friends thought best to send
him to the State Hospital lor treatment
where lie died as above stated
.
As a friend and neighbor ho will
be sadly missed in his community,
as a soldier lie was second to none.
The sympathy of the entire community
goes out in behalf of bis bereaved
family.
A Comuadk,
Resolutions of Respect.
Whereas, It has pleased our Heavenly
Father to remove from our
midst by death dearly beloved 'deacons
C. C. Marlow and Melton MoLin,
both of whom have served us so
faithfully as deacons since the organization
of Collins Creek baptist
church. Two members whoso lidol
ity to duty and whose true manhood
and lofty christian characters have
endeared them to the church and I lie
entIre community.
I Jo it Kesolved:
1. That while we are grieved at
their death* we humbly bow in submission
to ilis will who docth all
things well, knowing that he ruleth
all things for our good and Ilis glory.
2. That our Sunday Sehool has
lost two faithful servants, our church
two faithful deacons, and the eoinmunity
two christian gentlemen.
That we extend to the bereaved
loved ones our heartfelt symoa
thy in the great loss they have sustained
and com mend them to grace of
our Heavenly Father.
!. That a page in oar minute
book he inscribed to their memory
and a copy of these resolutions be
sent to the family and a copy to the
llouttv 11 mi a i.o for publication.
I Inspect fully.y
I. I'. I'.^IIICK, *
S. T. Tn \ni\
Commit too.
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MARRIED.
On Sunday .Tunc 2nd, 1!K)1, at -1.00
p. in., at the residence of the bride's
mother Mrs. Alice Rruton, Miss I Jessie
llruton to Mr Albert I). Johnson,
Con ways popular barber, Rev,
II. II. Wilson performing the cere
niony. They arc occupying the cot
tago on the property of Mr. Jas. A.
Lewis near the colored Methodist
church.
Save Your Money.
One box of I utt's Pills will save
many dollars in doctors' bills
'I hey will surely cure all diseases
of the stomach, liver or bowels.
No Reckless Assertion
For sick headache, dyspepsia,
malaria, constipation and biliousness,
a million people endorse
TUTT'S Liver PILLS
wiwtuimp m\m wunnincuiD
Hiiiniiiui IjULLLUL iMUbMimu
Hi EITUKIE EIUIUTIi I
The examinution for llio award of I
vacant scholarships in NVinthrop I
College and for the admission of I
now students will he held at the I
County Court House on Friday, J u- I
ly 12th, at 0 a. in.
Applicants must not bo loss than I
fifteen years of aj/c.
When scholarships are vacated af-tl
ter July 12tlp they will bo awarded 11
to those making the highest aver I
aire at this examination.
The cost, of attendance, including II
board, furnished room heat, lightll
-fnnria,,, iimnnallf I
Iltfrr^ I SI
|m
i I-lver Med
Largest
! ' One Package Prlc
H ^''or ?n fieri ng from Indlgeiitlon and dyapcpi
tfie bout doctors in two auto* to obtain r< lir
procured a package of Kainou's Tonic KrguluU
IB "" '! '*> ?! "t of July 1 could cat almost anytl
and HtrciiKtli. I cannot ttpoak too highly of i
mm Nolghbon., Larkltmville. Ala. KNOWN MF'U
f 1
OBITUARY.
Chellie X'ooIh Hlanto i. wife ofC.
Robert Hlunton was born February
18th, 18SI, and died at her home at
Worthums, April 2Sth, P.MU, at the
ago of 20 years. 2 months and 10
days
She joined Huek Creek Paptist
eliureh earls in life and lived . ehris
tiun life until her deatii, She leaves*
a husband, one brother, throe si to "s,
a mother and. many friends an I relatives
to mourn their loss, but sve believe
our loss is her eternal gain.
She was a loving wife and always
ready to meet her neighbors and
friends with a smile.
I lor suffering was of short dura
tion bat very intense. The body
was taken to Pleasant Plain liaptist
church and laid away in the new
eeniotery tc? await the resurrection
morning where we believe she will
be one among the lirst to awake
from the tomb.
Oh! it is hard to give up a dear
one, but it is Cod's will, and he do
eth all things well, ller Stay with
me was but a short while, but Jesus
called her t?? a home on high where
she is waiting for me. Cod sent his
angel to clip n bright flower from
earth, and I know it was to add a
jewel to heaven.
Notice of Stile.
STOCK OF HOODS.
1'nder and by Virtue of a ceitain bill of
Sale duly executed by S. M. Tliompkins
to the Hank of Conway, dated the Itli day
of February 15)01, and duly recorded in
the olllee of Kegiater of ,M??Hiie Convey
anee in and lor 1 lorry County, South Car
olina, and also under and by virtue of a
Chattel Mortgage duly executed and dei;,
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II1\ MM l? ) I'. .VI . I III M I I | ? l\ I I l> I ? ? I ll|ll'\
Doyle, dated 2;lrd clay of April 1901, and
duly recorded in the aforosaid otlice.the
uiuiersigued will soil at the " Todd Store'*
In Conway, 8. C., on Saturday, .lone ?2,
1901, during legal sale hours, to tin high
est bidder, lor cash, the goods, wan 1 and
uierhandise covered by the said iliil of
Salo and Chattel Mortgage, ruiisi dug in
part of Groceries, Dry Goods, N tions,
Clothing, Hardware, Am.
II, .1. Sessions,
Agent for Mortgagees above baile d
I uno lth, 1901,
Final Discharge,
\ he undersigned Henry f,, linen. Jr,
as guardian o, the oatatoof Miss .let amine
lliiek will apply to Hon. Win. K. Hard
wick Probate .fudge lor Horry County, on
the 1st day of duly, A. I). 1901, for a linal
discharge as guardian of said 1'Stat. .
II knav 1" lima;, .1 it.
Guardian.
May Illsf, 1901.
Latunlrv.
l'
I mn n#cnt for tlio Florence Stoam
Iiiuiiulry tintl will .soiul your Shirts
Collars, C tills.
Or anything else you wish sent to
the Laundry. All work guaranteed
and prompt delivery Will send olT
Laundry every THher Tuesday.
K. T. LKWIS, Conway, S. C.
?EA ?II>K INN,
Myrtle Beach,
F. A. Burroughs, Prop.
Rates: $2. per day $0, per week.
$20, per month.
SIMCCIAL REDUCTION for families.
Rli'AftOXf DATOO I.. :... I:..:. i.. 1
U.B?JVI, |W\ 1 liO M> I ll< II \ m I'll ?'
NI'KOf A f/l'Y
For further particulars, write
C. li. SNIDER,
I 31 a natter.
^fii/eQud'AsiolarsUp
POSITIONS GUARANTEED,
Under $8,000 Cash Deposit.
Rati road Fare Paid.
)pan ell jrsar to Both Bex?s Very Cheap Board.
Goorgta-Alabama Ituainea* College,
Mi-tcon, Qevrffia.
rimic Regulator! ;
Package on the Market.
0 25c. Five for $1.00.
la for seven year* and trying eight of I
f mill with no beueflt, I, Inst May, B
r ami used it Recording to directions, j)
ling and digest It. 1 gained in weight t4
1 for it saved my life. Mrs. Mary K. B
. CO., Prop'rs, UrseaeTlile, Teuu.
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NOT [CIS,
'1 lit* undorsij/ned having bson duly
appointed Supervisor of Uooistra'
lion i?>i tin* I owa of Conway, Hooks j
for rt'i'isl rat ion of tin* < j tin i i I i<*d voters
oi said town, will bo opened
from this date until July Ith. Idol,
at the oil iff of Conway Murrain '
House in said town.
"
Supervisor K.-o. Town of Convay.
Citation Notice.
tloil oi the INtUtO (>f ulld I ! Cl t <>f j
Charlotte Ilujjhos, deco id
These me therefore to < ite and Minon i
.
in tlij; ( ' tti 1 'f I'rebate, 1 > Ik1 hold at Con*
Wrt^r lorry County, on tho loth day of '
11 o'clock in tho forenoon, to show cause,
if any they ha\ , whj^T.o ml udmitil tra*
tlon should n ' ho i int< 1.
hllven under my hum.) litis tilth dav <>f
May, Aimo Domini, tUOl,
NV, K;. Hahdwick, I
ih'oh lie I i l?_fO;
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W H A T
IViAY
HAPPEN f
No oho knows, but tilings look
pretty squally on tin* other sitlo of
tho Atliinlio. I nolo Stun i ulw.ivs |on
to]i. and so ore wo in tho mntlor
of *
n -?
juow - Prices.'
i
\\V arc 11<i1 aid ho cuiinty oaf but (
still iu ro'hch of (.'varybody who
buys C LOTHTNO, BOOTS, SHOES 1
! ti N vv a it ! :. oi :< )0r<ei : v wa i iE,
FINE 1)11 ESS COOKS, HATS,
UNDERWEAR, HARDWARE,
and anything and everythin?j in tbo t
way of general merchandise at
\
8'rices bower Tluin
the Lowest.
t
Examine our lino of Shoos mado j.
by the Hamilton Hr ?wn Shoe C >, |
Come sec us and you will <jp> a Day ' '
pleased. I )
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TODD VI DDE, S. C.
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(0 cents t ill,! <yi
Is now a tiling of the past, but
whether it is 5 cents, ^ e at . or It)
cents or whether it omethin*.? ,
else you wish t.o sell. I am in bu: i- (
linu<! ? ' 1
. ... v./ ^?i,y y oil I IIO | I
HIGHEST MARKET PRICES 1
.for your pr tluoc and oil yon any
tiling you want in the way of mci'. f
chandUo ni
Prices as Low
as any whom in Horry County. Kxamino
my stock of General Morelian- >1
diso at 0
EITERPRISE AID MARLQWS. (
consictintf of Dry Goods, Hardware, *s
Tinware. Groceries, in fact al 1^
anything you want from a paper of c
pins up, | |v
Yours for trade,
*
W. J. SINGLET N.
11
blood . - f %
THE ,
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Wo aro still ubrcust of tlio times
ami our bargains in all linos aro wol
woi t hy of your consideration. W
never indulge in "oatoli penny' ad
vertisomonI What wo say wo do
wo will do. Wo buy right and Wi
el! right, Our goods aro alway
as represented.
Our L rooeries are fresh and eon
sist'of the following staples:
Meal May Tea
(irits Oais Sugar
Klour h'otii Coffee
I hitler Soap Candy
Macon Starch Salmon
Soda Cigars Sardine!
Lard Tobacco Oysters
and other Call floods such as Pottcc
Meats, Corn and Chip Meef. Ciir
Vegetables. L'Yuits, Making Powdof
tic., Ofce.
Weearry the largest stock of these
goods in tins section, wo are in line
to compete with any first-class CJro
cry House in Kastern South Caro
No Marble Dvist in the kind o!
lour we sell
HY Til i: MA I MILL, (>11 POIND,
IE LEAD II PIE WHEAT FLU.
Price consislaney is our motto. Wc
l<> n >1 sell one thing with the ex pee
ation of making it. up oil another,
(XOTIIIXL
Make., your reputation.
The world w ill-always judge yoi
well i. you purchase your clothing
acre. I it, Stylo ami <v>ualilv guar
in teed.
S110 MS.
Soft Shoe for tender feet, com
ortahle sha pe . Our shoes do not
ia\\ to be broken in. Thoy lit when
eon g. t tin-in and hold llieie sli'iiw.e
I"
iii(il en!irelv worn out.
mitltKIX AS
A <u??ni I mhrclia often saves a biv
>i!l for modi cities ami tlic doctors
>ervieest Avoid drcnchin^H, coldfi
thd sickness wit 11 6no of our gfooil
mhrclia . there are none better at
uilf ajjain the price.
NOTION'S
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Not hit : in the notion line you can
i a mo but you will lind we have it.
A'o make a specialty of keeping
mall things you cant llnd nowhere
slse in Town.
l)\{\!4iS
Our Drugrs aro always pwro and
rc.shand tin? very best the market
i Herds. Your'health is too valuable
o use any t hin# less.
KOAI) CARTS
The pleasure of a ride is doubled
f it i taken in a haudsomo turnout.
)ur vehicles aro handsoino. They
iresom. thine better loo well made
n every particular.
\i ,v..N 1 ? -i
ill 1*13 N B liltS
In hats you want the latest ol
ourso. Wo make a special study ol
itylo. Call in some t ime and try 01
he di(Yerent shapes. Uuy if yoi
vant to.
Pry (goods.
Our Dry floods consist /of the la
est stylos and Fabrics for dainty
summer wear. No nfUtter wha
irico you pay hero you /are alwayj
lire of <.(ood quality and dependable
vearable {roods. A summer satis
action. -Price low down, and quail
y hipfh up.
*
1 [unless.
A tf<> ,<l horse and a poor harness
S as much out of place as a man witl
i dress suit and a rusty hat. Co mi
mil sco us and ?^ct a #pod harness
;heap.
Millinery,
Latest styles in dainty head wear
b eams of hats for pretty wearers.
I'he sea oris latest creatures in Millilery.
Kare combinations of econony
and style. Conic and see them.
.Men's f urnishings
We cater to particular people.
s' 'w arrivals of ties, shirts and tixn^s
direct from fashion centers.
Furnitu re.
Our desiens. ...? 1 1
Iir.n UIIU elegant,
istinct and original. We carry an
xolusive lino to be found in no othr
store in the city.
It is impossible for us to mention
11 the numerous articles wo keep,
ufieo it to say that there is*ahsolute?
/ nothing that the farmer need go
Isewhcre to get, gome and see us,
o guarantee? 3011 polite and cour20U8
attention.
DBSI HI
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Committing Suicide.
Ulover Horry county the people
are complaining hard times.
Tln'y themselves lay their decadent
cto many causes, low price cotton.
tobacco, turpentine, country
produc- . ?&<;., and high prices oil
goods which they have to buy, la
reality, these people are committing
. suicide, for even now, if they ehooso
I to go up instead of down they can do
e it. The question will then be asked
how? Ry selling and buying at the
. right place. Ilring what you have
e to ^ell to Conway and buy your
s goods and remember that the Spivev
Mercantile Co., are hcadquart
ors for bargains.
J. C. SPIVEY,
Genorai Manager.
I MM
N ou can get your Photos at
J I
, Casque's any day. You can har
enlarging of any kind done,
r Give mo a trial.
R. K. GASQUE.
. Largest and most complete estab
lishment South.
Geo. S. Hacker <& Son
Manufacturers of
doors, sash, hunds, mould.
inl and building
m atrrial.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
244 King Street.
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; Practical
Horseshoer
ci and
-GENERAL - BLACKSMITH.?
Linht and Heavy Smith
BOILER AND STILL REPAIR.
Good workmanship and rcasou
able prices guaranteed,
i con wav, s. c.
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I*.^? u vUULiniS tu,
Fire Insuranc
| Bicycles.
1 1 I). A. SPIVEY, M. W. COI.HJ<S->
President, ^^.^-^''Secretary.
[Office In l'?;ink liyjffcfrna
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MACHINE -2' AND V REPAIR
S HOI'S.
1301 LEU WORK. LIGHT AND
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* KIND.
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We keep a full lino of steam fittings,
Injectors, valves, packing Qil
waste etc. Also carriage and wagon
hardware and material. Pairts,
Oil, Varnish etc. We solicit your
patronage.
I (uMhI yJifvillg
11G ^-0 Pounds D. S. Sides.
8317 Pounds I), S. Plates. *
2411 Pounds Smoked Plates.
110 Barrels C M. Pork.
181 Cos s.
913 I?irrels Good Flour,
140 Parrels Patent Flour, j
109 Barrels Double Patent, jj
1640 15 tshels S'a. Meal. -mU
1080 11 labels White Corn.
1162 Briihels Yellow Corn, ?1
181 Bags Good Coffee.
73 Hags 71 j cent- Coffee.
Best Prices! Cash or on Time. V
W. B. COOPER 1
WHOLESALE GROCER, Jj
i WILMINGTON, N. C. i