The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, September 05, 1901, Image 3
She jpmld.
Published Every Thursday.
THURSDAY SEPT. 5 1901.
MATTERS LOCAL AND OTHHR.
wise!
Corn and oats, at Spiveys,
Jones' prices makes 'em smile.
Rev.C. K Uoberlson is out again
after a week's illness.
J. H. Uorton called at. the 'i?Kam?
olflce this week.
Hon. Jeremiah Mishoe was on our
streets last Monday.
, W. F. Lee of Dulah was in Conway
la^t Saturday.
| C. J. I r nee was a visitor to the
city on Monday.
Spivey's Kail goods are coming in
and will continue till Christmas.
11. J. Floyd of Galivants Ferry,
visited the city on Swlesday.
have just received the annual
oguc of Winthrop College.
Wanted more drays to haul up
Spivey's Fall goods. Write him.
One land sale took place at the
courthouse last Monday.
J. A. Johnson of Labana was
among Conway's visitors last Monday
Mrs. B. T. Hyman returned last
Satu day from a two weeks visit
abroad.
Win a prize at the Horry Ware house
and win bargains by trading
with Spivey next week.
Mrs W. I'. Harden is critically
ill at her residence 011 lower Main
Street.
O. K. Cook Stoves and Steel Ran
ges, cheap, at Conway Bargain
House.
Mr. J. R Price was called to Fair
Bluff 011 lust Monday by the death
of his baby.
Julius M. Johnson of Forney, paid
this office a pleasant call last Saturday.
/
Some of our subscribers arc behind
in their subscription dues. Please
/. call and pay for your paper.
C. C. Richardson of Galivanls
Ferry was in town one day last
week.
Quincy Iiinson of Floyd's township
was here on business the first
of the week.
Miss Mary L. Cantwell of Wilmington
is visiting the family of
Donald T. McNeill.
I. L.Cannon of Joppa, S, C., was
in Conway several duys this week
engaged in the clerk's oflice.
Rev. J. W. Elkins left last Monday
for Blenheim to assist in a protracted
meeting at that plaee.
G. J. llolliduy, member ol the
county board of education was in
Conwa / this week, accompanied by
Mrs Holliday.
Our Mr. A. C. Thompson will be
on the northern markets for the next
two weeks picking up bargains for
Conway Bargain House.
Cadet, Clarence Norton, has been
appointed corporal in Company "E"
in the cadet corps at Clcmson Co*
lege.
J. W. Edwards, one of our tobacco
planters, was in town recently
marketing some of his crop at the
Horry Warehouse.
Messrs. Bethea and Sherwood of
Dillon, arrived here last week to visit
their cousin, Hon. Robt. B. Scar
borough.
'Pl,n .. r?
?uv wuwuy i>urgain House 18
putting in a first-class Mihinory
Department which will be under the
management of Miss Sallie Skipper.
Announcement of Fall opening will
appear later.
L. P. Roberts has been appointed
canvasser for the Exposition at
Charleston, and has commenced] a
canvass of this county. We hope
the people will take good care of him
?nd will render him active assistance
in his work. Horry can make
a fine showintr n.t. tkA .?
? - .uv UA|/UaiU|Ull li
our people will butexert themselves
to that end.
The large sales at our Warehouse
?ast week is evidence that we are
paying more for tobacco than anyl
other market in this territory. An-1
derson A Thomas.
Fair Bluff tobacco market has a
corps of as good buyers as can be
found on any market. They must
have tobacco and they will pay the
top of their limit. Bring us tho tobacco
and join the band of the wealthy.
Anderson & Thomas.
The school trustees of the county
are urged to attend the trustees
meeting which takes place here next
Saturday Sept- 7th. The purpose
?f the mcet?ng is to awaken Interest
in education. Lectures will be de
' llvered by the Professors of the
Bummer School and Hon. Pobt. B.
Scarborourgh will deliver an address
if it is so that ho can do so on that
* ?3ay.
II. N. Sessions has been appoint
ed constable under magistral
Vaught to till ttie place of John 11
McCaskill resigned.
Our Horry customers insist on
our changing the name <?f our \Vnr< ouse;
they say it sin uld be ' Horry's
Friend \vu via us . " This is
what we are. Ande sun ^ Tln ui .s
Conway Uargain House has a now
counting room. K. Van Dusenbury
nut! book keeper, will be found in ;
the side room at the rear instead of
in the back end of the store.
Little Alma Lewis, the six year
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. S.
Lewis died last Thursday and was
buried at the Methodist church cemetery
Friday morning.
The sea breezes at Myrtle (touch
seem to have a pleisunt, almost hypnotic
influence when the subjects
acted upon, are two young excursionists.
sweethearts, strolling along
the strand. Not even the sehrill
blasts of the excursion train can re
call them to a realization of the
flight of time.
With the large corps of buyers
and Pridgen and Cook to push tl em,
you will always g< t the highest prices
for your tobacco at The Planters
Friend.
Applications are already being
made by those who wish to become
occupants of the ne.v brick stores.
Thrt wui'k r>n I In. I.iiil.lln.fu !
. wv ? v? >1 V/ll VUV; \/U I l\l I ll^n I O ^Ul l|?^
ahead and they will be finisheo in u
few months. There was some delnv
recently in getting necessary material.
"'Early to bed and early 10 rise,
makes a man healthy, wealthy and
wise," but he must s-qII tobacco to
Anderson & Thomas if ho wants the
old adage to be true.
Invitations were received in town
last week to the marriage, yestor
day, of John L. Gore to Miss Bettie
Price at the Baptist church, Galivants
Ferry. Mr. Gove has a position
in tho mercantile establishment
of J. W. JJollidav. His bride is favorably
known in that section a.id is
the daughter of J. O. Price.
On next Monday, the last day of
the Summer School, an examination
for teachers certificates will be held
by the faculty. On Tuesday, the
day following, an examination will
be hel.1 by the county board of education.
Read the change this week, in the
large advertisement of Burroughs A
Collihs Co. With ; first class goods. '
low prices and fairdeallng they arey
pulling for the trade. Call on them
at Graham /ille, Port llartvlson,
Pine Island, Myrtle Beach, Cool
Spring, Bayboro. Socastoe <>r at
their large general wholesale and
retail store fatnilliarly called tin4
"Gully".
List of Advertised Letters.
Isaac Aaron. \\r. T. Bone. Miss
Cu'hrine llorr.v, Mrs. Llnoter Hessont,
(2) Miss Mary Frances Urown,
O. Hrock, Connio L. Crodlo, Mclvin
Connor, Miss Marv lliggins, Cornelius
Howe, W. T. Jonos, Mrs. W.
.]. Wiclas, Miss Lizzie Fierce, I). W.
Swinton, Itobt. Simons, Mrs. Julia
Turner. (2)
!e. due on each for advertising.
H. C. Col,i.ins, I3. M.
Who Will Win Them?
To-morrow evening, tin* prize contest
at the Horry Warehouse will be
decided, and the winners of the pri
zes announced. The prizes to bo
won are as follows and will bo given
by our merchants:
A large trunk, Conway Hargain
House; One barrel of Spivey's Heau
ty Hour, Spivey Mercantile Co; Five
dollars in gold, J K. Coles. Manager;
Large nickle lamp, C. S. Causey;
good saddle, W. Ft, Lewis; gent's
hat, vV. H. Chestnut; pair ladies
shoes, .S. T. Sessions; ten pound?,
colToe, H. T. Hyman; pair gent's
dress shoes, J. Causey & Co.; a
broom, J. W. Vercen.
The names of the winners will be
published in our m xt issue.
List of Exposition Commission-1
ers for Horry County.
CKNTRAL BOAUD:
Hon. J. A. McDcrmott, Hon. Jere!
Smith, Col. C. P. Quattlebaum and
D A. Spivey.
M KM li KHS KX OFFICIO:
Hon. H. H. Woodward. Hon J ere
Mishoe, Capt. L. I). Long. Messrs.
James A. Lewis, Joseph Todd, W.
L. Misiioe, 13. J. Sessions, Win. 10.
Hard wick, W L. Richardson
TO WNSIII P COM M 18SION P. RM.
Conway? II. li. liuok Jr*, Capt.
J. E. Coles and L. i*. Roberts.
Bucks?1). V. Richardson, A. M.
Dusenbury and Geo Ofiioer.
Bayboro? Hon. C. J. Prince, J. It.
Allsbrook and C. B. Todd.
Dog BiulT?Hon. Jero Mishoe,
Major VV. T. Ellerbc and Jos. John
son.
Gaiivants Ferry G. J Holiidny, J
Win. Page and N. M. Misiioe.
I Green Sea- D. Frank MeGougnn.
S. W. Harrclso^and I). 15. Watson.
Simpson Creelr P. C, Prince, .1
I, Ward and W. B. Carter.
Soeasteo?B. H. Stalvoy, I) lit
bon and Lieut. J. I) West.
Dogwood Neck 15. 15. Vcreen, J. j
I). Watson and W. II. Vaugbt.
Little River Capt. A. A. Moscly, 1
C. C. Suggs and It Livingston.
Floyds -Braddy Williamson, Walker
Floyd and O. C. Connerly.
Ttie object in thus organizing the
county hy having those influential
men to act on the Board, is: 1st.
To work up a sentiment in favor of
the Exposition. 2nd. To assist in
securing proper exhibits. 8rd. To
raise funas to nay the expenses
All good citizens throughout the
county are Invited und urged to cooperate
with us and tlio members
of their Township Board.
Respectfully submitted,
D. A. Sri vex. Secretary.
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DI fcJ I)
\\f\ or ,b?hn ( \ who a*
bom March lSili L-'.M. and die at
his ht iiH' in Siu?s;ro. August ith,
r.-Oi. ho was n an i "1 three t iesi
and hail s;xteoi o'..ildr n. A \\'i> ow
aid oijrht ehi iron survive him to
mourn I loss.
William II. Parker die I on l" inday
An'.'. L..')ih, 1001., ot his hpind
near Port Marrolson in the 7.1 d
year ol his rtje after a h>iiti_f ilii ess
Oejs'innim/ last Ihwen.bor At I he
time < f his d-atii he . >a n.etn nr
of Mineral .prints lei ist ohm oh
and he live 1 the life of a christian.
Nino years of hia llfo was spent it)
lex as, and portions of il in ot tor
planes. Hi* wits a fanner and it ale
a ?mo<i living for It's family Mar*
nod I wire; his second wife and his
children by both ninrrin?jos survive
tiim to mourn the doss of a dutiful
husband and father.
JUST
ONE
WORD that word Is
Tutt's,
It refers to Dr. Tutt's Liver Pills ami
MEANS HEALTH.
Are you constipated?
Troubled with Indigestion?
Sick headache?
Vlrtlgo?
Bilious?
Insomnia?
ANY of these symptoms and many others
Indicate Inuction of the 1 IV|:"
You NoodL
Tutt's Pills
lake No Substitute.
m
1L& .<**- 'V "i
llic\
H Too much i. >i! \vivol;s wo- H
k men's nerves. And tin* constant op
cnrcof children, day ami night, is fa
ij often too trying for even a tnmg fx
fa woman. A lui<fg:ml l'aeo lulls the W
jj : tory of the overworked housewife "Y
I* and mother. Deranged menses, J
\l leucorrlma and falling of the /{
11 womb result from overwork. (i
I lively house wife needs a remedy
r, to rcgulato her menses and to <
j|kcep her sensitive female organs '
II in perfect, condition.
|WB3E?C*RftBJ'!
L> is doing this for thousands of R
Vs American women to-day. It cured.
R Mrs. Jones and that is why sho IJ
S writes this frank letter:
H (.1. adeuno, Ky., K?>b. 10, tWl. V
B 1 am ro K*a<l that your Wino of Cnrdui :
ri la helping I urn feeling better thne *.
M I liavo felt l?>r yours. I urn doing my
B own work ly holp. anil
I washed last w< k and was of ono bit t
H tired. That shows that tlio Win is P*
V doinff t'ooif l ain getting flouhh
I t hull I l", cr w ::'. I i . I
B Wino of CarduL I e d i
M down flvo or six times every ?I sy, hut vi
f! now I donot think of lyintr down tin oujifli H
the day. MtlS. UlCIIAUD JONKS. H
si.oo at i)iti (ddsrs. k
For ?<|v1oo ipd lltoratc tj
M |. i, 11 l id fj
Chatunooft Modiolno Co.,Chatian >. 1*0111 yt
J>tSK.ASi:S OF I'll 1') SKIN.
Tlio intense itching and smarting it1<lcn
to eczema, letter, salt-iIn. uin, and oth r
diseubcs of the skin is instantly allayed hy
applying (.'luunhcrlain's l'.ye ami SLir
>intineiit. Many very had case* have hei n
permanently cured hy it. It is e.p;nlly
iCi. ient for itching piles .ind . favoritv remedy
for sore nipples; chained hamls, chilblains,
frost bites, and chronic sore cy< >.
j 'or sal' hy druggists at 25 cents per box.
Try I)r. Cndy's Coiidilion Powders, tlm*
are just wh.ala hoi so needs when in had cot id i
lion, 'ionic, blood puiiticrand v jnnifugt
JOSKPII T. WALSH,
Attohnkv at Law.
Conwav, ? < -- ? S. C.
Office up stairs in Spiwy Uuilcino
rear room on l<?ft of Hall.
Notice Mortgagee's Sale.
Under :iiid by virtue of a power of sale
contained in a certain mortgage executed
by llcnj iiniu llolt to J. VV. Ilolliday, dated
the doth day of Novemb?rf A. I), 1H8:!.
nu 1 recorded in otllce It. M 0. for Horry
Count, iu \'ol. 11, pages Hv and lid,
tite debt secured therounder having been
consented to in writing by the moitgaor,
the said llonj unln Holt, and recorded according
to law in the Clerk's olllce on
April 4th 1 !)i> 1 1 wil offer for sale at
public outcry before the Court House door
at Conway, S, C , on Halesday, Monday,
() tola r 1th, 1101, nil and sinnnhtr thatcer
tain tvact o: land containing ninety olefin)
acres lying and being in (lalivan*
F rrj town?.hlp bounded North by Lak
Swamp Easflind Sciuth l>y liuias of Jam*
Holt, iirul West by lrtndn of If \V Suiilb.
Tuo sh (1 tractof bind b In# the idrntio. I
ti ct upon whb b H'jld li iijniniu Holt now
r< iill's
fVrmH of Sale Cash Purolmf-ers to pay
for papers.
.) W Ilolliday
Mortgagee^
M Best Liver
Ono 1'ftrknpci
Lj After suffering from IndlgeMIon and d
R tlio best doctors In two Hian-s t<? obtni
R] procured h VHckfjjo of Knmon'a Toiilo lt?
. Ka and by the first of July I could out ?'inn*
<3 and strength. I innct ?f>onk too til rid
I 89 Nclghbom, 1 arklji.viHo, Am. BBOWM
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Stitution opens Monday, Sept l(>th. (;
1 SMI 1. u il li a fill! oi-|>s of < m; (
tent tea-hers who oh'e graduates of
well known Institutions. Rev. .1 A. ;l|
Smith. I'nivarsity of North Caroli |,j
na and I)uvhlson 0 >1. a. Principal
Miss AliceTnylor; VYomans Oolleue, fiRichmond,
Va . Higher English,
Modern f.iin<,'ii:i^o and Music; Miss j.
Faulie Smith. Southern Female < '<>'
logo, (Ju., Primary and Intermediate 1
Department; Mrs. M F. Stiii'h, Si
vunnah High School, Dress Making
and M asie.
A competent instructor in Milila
ry tactics will he supplied in a short _
time.
The course is very thorough and
pupils will he well prepared for Col- a
lege ami the practical duties of life. \
A special course for teachers who
expect to tench in the public schools jl,
of Moribund South Carolina. Hoard u
and tuition reasonable and to suit
the times. For further ii formation Ik
address the Print ipal
urn \ ./ . / smith,
Fa/p Jl!ujj('
J. . di
When you want nity printing of 11?
any kind call at the !h itAi.n ollic. 4
I
NOT IFF.
The regular examination for teach- 111
crs certificates will 00 held on the 1
last day of the Summer School, Sept. N
Oth, on (1raminar Gpogruphy. and
School Management; and on Sept.
1 Oth, 011 tho roguhiy db.wmon school
subjects, History, Arithmetic and >
A Igcln a
This Is ilip last examination until (,(
February IU<?lk
\\ . F. ItlCII AllPRON,
ount v Snpt. of Fducation
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To Truckers.
Fill' SO I' 1 vvl. < ' 1 '
.... ........... i i) i \ j v ^ .mil I i; I s
Ivt*1 s, Moan Maskol-, IVmli, I'lum
and Crape Ma .kcl . Mi nit and \ c.:
otnble l>ai,!?n?ro.s ( i ovorv ! ii d, ad
i '1
dross
In
CONWAY YKM.Kh K. MASKKT
WOliKS,
Conway, S.
iNOT^CEll
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I am to the. front a^ain with a
full lino of
MERCHANDISE,
Thanking all my friends for past ' (
favors would ho ploased to have you ,.j
visit my storo when in Conway, ,v
whoro you will find a omplote lino ^
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j S T A N n A It I) (J O O I) S
I
I Consisting of Clothing. Dry floods, ai
I Ladies Dress Goods, almost any
j jjrado from lincst silk* and satins to
5 cents prints Hats and Caps,
Hoots and Shoes, Hardware, a full
line. We havo a few Creech Load- \\
in?( Guns of stanard make, we will j,.
sell very low. Also a nice lino of q
S A D D L E S
Atitl other tlnnes too hiihi. imi^ <<-?
.I.J I
mention. I*
Your obedient servant.
S. T. SESSIONS.
DN'S j|ggy|aJ0 J i
Medicine.
fest Package or. the Market.
B PtIm 23c. J'lvo for $100. Bj
yapopula for Keren year* nr l trying ckht of rfo
n reflet nii.l wh|i i< I i.m, 1 ; .< \\i. I
gulator atxl unci It according to directions ->
t anythingrnd digeRt It. I gftlivl fit weia.t ? >4
y of It for it .saved my lif,%. Mary Jt. ' N
Mf'fl. tO., I'roji'r*, Ureectevhl , fenn. M
sowmmmBwe*-? . i>
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MARKETS.
(< BOROF.TOWH.
few Virgin ... 17.*
fellow clip > 1.7."
Icrnpc ... 12?,
ipirits turpentine ii2
to.sin, common '.Ml
Wll.MlNOTON.
ipirits turpentine steady.
lucliinc barrels iMj
ountrv oa .'?ij
to $1.00
'ar linn at ?1
Crude Turpentine. Hard $1.1)0
op $ I .v <!; Virgin
COTTON.
)rilIn; ry B !) lOets^l '?
. . 0 1 ft -1 (> '4 "
iow middling 7 0-10 ' "
lid (1 lino VS <l
'ood Middling .... Sold "
urn T."?o' 77
lams 1 .'lor l i
boulders II(rt 1 J
hiekens 10 to 22
g<*8 j | j
ow Peas GOe. per bus!)
ennuis 7Go il li
Low i*rices.
Wo ear. y a i nnplete lino of I >? \
oods, Notions, (1 rdl'ciics, Shoos,
lotfiintr, Hardware nnd many olh
article W i m y>. 1 Iocs Wax and
I kinds of country produce at
ghost market price.
Wo would bo glad to have our
ionds as l istomers to give toi n
dl.
I'ri c - low down.
Sessions & Soil,
(ipposite the Jail,
N HAT
iAS
" 1*"*^ l^fl
Tillman and McTiUurin Ix?t11 ? <?
o<l tla v mI > '.it Con;,toss. Mi-anriii
an . Tillman have both with avvn
their resignations,
Not will, landing I hi- we are still
H'pin;; a CI !<Ij STOCK of
>Se clunniise
t trr hI. Is for
oiH'v than an> store in the count y,
he most ^ikkIs for the money,
olliino hui I MUST < CASS poods.
O; a Motto: *'A nimble n inkle
dierHhan a slftw dollar." Wo are
Ued ho.v we can sell at those pri s.
I localise we sell for cash or oilt
Ij'e i earit y and make no bud dobts
wiii pa;, you t'> compare carefully
ir goods with what you have been
tying. very line we curry is new
xl tip t< date.
(live i ; it call ami buy something,
1 we will apuiii '.ate it, and get
>ui* future biKiness. Ilav'nt you
en paying loo mu< h for goods?
m you a 'ord to stay in the old rut
id pay li prices? Or you can
ade at Yoddvillo where you can
iy good.s eh sip Yours for pros
si'it.y,
ihisenhury A. Co,
TODDY I DDK. S. C.
anus
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1/u jx/u I ?\ ru any t I <1111 |)lta|)<irru
) till all your needs. Kxamine my
nnplolc line of high grade 'grorecs
Why use an inferior article
hen you can buy the TOP of the
1A UK JOT for 111 <? nine money. I
uy
(iicaj) Far Fash
id my customers got the bonelit in
Low Prices,
I can pleas - you in Hardware, Tin
J arc, Boots, Shoos, Plaids, Gingitn;
, Dry <?ood , Notions, Hats,
aps, tobacco an I tic u-amis of oth:
things.
S Ileal in
ine and Cypve Timber and pay
l? ?ST Fill?
ithor in en h or supplies.
1 am in the market for
ClITTflH Mil TIIRPEITIIC
vvt iun uIVII X Uill 111* 1 ill II,
) civil handle all that is raised in
H- township. My prices arc oood
? t he best.
Give me a trial at either of my pla s
of business.
Yours for trade,
W. J. SINGLEToN.
Ws A. MOORE,
Land Surveyor,
:>r respond once Solicited.
ddress: either Conway, S. C., or
' lloiftewood. S 0.
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; Look Out Lor It!
i
ill v ''II ,.n- UUI MM >11*11
or n interests. You will not f< rgtV.
ii < ollar sign, ami low muclnfols
it when you buy our floods,
t'oinpare tlit* same sold by others.
i:ul te'.l us ' UK stly if wo do not fur
lish y u i:i iv value for tho $ than
anv of oureomnotitorn.
Tho amount that you pay depends
on w hat vmi t , but you may al
ay s bo in >f having t lie wort h of
your money. Our plan of buying
and selling makes money for our
en toineis. It always pays to get
good qualit ., ai d w< keep watch of
the price- Tr\ u - on those neeos
si tics on \vl oh you are willi ng to
ujake a saving. ,
KIIOKN.
| 11 ....
a reput at Ion is the
kind for you to purchase?provided
tl r< nutation is a good one. wo
are selling shoes in any shape too,
ht ot lien sole . laeo or but ton,
e. black or i in. Extraordi
I nary special offerings in all linos ?
believing and wearing is
proof positive. "S'on will iiml all I
leg bargains for!
Kail ami winter that will please you.
CLASPS. I
I'rotty 1 Maids at pretty prices.
They are both doinestie and imported.
The imported goods have a distinct
quality in accordance with
their extra cost, but the domestic
paterns are attractive enough to
saTisfv.
CLOTHING.
You can olTord to be well clothed
because our clothing cost little,
wears lone and gives satisfaction.
You want your boy to be well dress*
( I, we want to supply the clothing
i to dress hiili well. Clothes for litmasters
as well as bio ones are our
peeialty. From the K'mdergurt nor
t > the head of the house wo can fur;
nish every man and b >y with the
best of clothing at very small Moure
s.
HATS
when you get our mark in your
'. it you have a guarantee of the best
l at of its kind. Our mark stand for
reliability, excellence, anything you
please in #ood liat wear. You arc
? urc yourdnit leads 1 lit* fashion when
you buy it here.
HAUNTS.
There is character in Harness.
Kvery one should know how to sole
,-t the best. Those who don't
know may depend on us. Our attention
is <.bvon to really good harness
substantially made and rightly
sold. You'll cot service and style
out of what wo sell you.
we make it a point to keyp In
stock every thin# that is needed in
his countoy and at prices that will
induce you to come a^ain.
(boceries
we are he idpuart ers for all kinds
nf (!ro< eri< s, by wholesale and retail
we jruaranl.ee everything as ^represented.
For the n< xt ?<) days we intend
o e ine; our enl'.ri stock of merehanli
at a oriee that will save von
many <1 liar we have the ^oods
and the pf e ' that will please yon.
i
W 8 OIK
' MM
g?
? t
Committing Suicide.
Aiiovcr I lorry county the peopl#
are complaining laird times.
They themselves lay their decadeuce
t<? many causes, low price cotton,
tobacco, turpentine, country
produce, &c., and high prices o?
goods which tliey iiave to buy. Ia
realit y, these people are committing
suicide, for even now, if they choose
to go up instead of down they can da
it. The question will then be asked
how? By selling and buying at the
right plaee. Bring what you have
to sell to Couway and buy your
goods and remember that the Spivey
Mercantile Co., are headquarters
for bargains.
J. C. SPIVEY,
General Manager.
IMtl
\ ou can get. your Photos at
Casque's any day. You can hay
enlarging of any kind done.
(1 ive ine a trial.
R. K. GASQUE.
Largest and most complete estab
1 . i
iiMimom ^outh.
Geo. S. Hacker 6c Son
Q ' ^
Manufacturers of
DOORS, SASH, IJL1XDS, MOULD
INC AND BUILDING
MATERIAL.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
544. 548 King Street.
Practical
Horseshoer
r and
?general -- blacksmith.?
Light and Heavy Smith
1101 le 11 a n d st 1 l l rep a 1 r.
Good workmanship and reason
able prices guaranteed,
CONWAY, S. C.
SPIVRY 6c COLLINS CO.
Fire Insurunc
'Bicycles.
I>. A. SPIVBY, M. W COLLINS
President, Secretary.
Office In Itnnk Mullding
11II WORKS.
M A C111N E . A N D R EP AIR
SHOPS.
ISOILKK WORK. LIGHT AND
HEAVY SMITH WORK OF ALL
KIN D.
w o keep a fit line of steam fittings.
Injectors, valves, packing Oil
waste etc \ls<> carriage and wagon
hardware and material. Paints,
Oil. Varnish etc. We solicit your
patronage.
Tlliffl HlltlTK
AI\ 1n TOBACCO, 15c.
?P^I1.4U per pound.
$l86.IO in Tobacco. 18c. lb.
$103.15 in Tobacco, 20c. lb.
$l65.0Q in T?bocco, 23c. lb.
$10^.78 in Tobacco, 25c. lb.
I9S.11 in Tobacco, 28c lb.
) ^ 7 \ 1 Tobacco, 33o. lb.
W. B. COOPER
\Vholes a 1. k Grocer,
wIUHN^ON, N. C.
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