The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, October 10, 1901, Image 3
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Published Every Thursday.
THURSDAY OCT 10th. 100
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MATTERS LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
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The weather 1 urned considerably
cooler on lust Saturday.
S. A. Causey left yesterday for
his home in H um well county.
Spivi y soils corn, oats and bran.
T 0 Hirnhill was in the city a
.short time 1 ist Thursday.
The tax books will be open for the
paytn mt of taxes on Oct. loth.
Or. Farris, dentist, is here only
ffor a few days.
C. II. Dusenbury of Port Harrel
ssoii was in Conway last Saturday.
Tho betels were erowded this
week with court week visitors
Miss Klva Melson returned last
week from a visit to Wilmington.
Spive.v offers highest prices for
seed cotton, wax, l?iclc?s, cggs> etc.
YV. r> lias* hisq. of Lake City was
in Conway this week on legal business.
Return Page of Kxile. S. C , was
In Conway on business last Saturday.
John Rev nobis left last week for
"IGorida where lie bus accepted a position.
Last Monday was Salosday. Several
sales were made for delinquent ;
taxes.
\V. P Lewis will open the Greci> j
wood public school next Monday j
morning
Call and inspect our note heads,
letter heads and other stationery.
\Ve can suit you.
M \V. Collins has erected a ten
avtt house on one of his vacant lots
.on Alain Street.
.J. C. Spivey will buy lint and seed
motion tliis season and will offer
highest market prices.
A load of late watermelons were
brought to town last Saturday from
the farm of Li. P. Roberts.
The board of county commission
e s held its regular monthly meet.ing
on last i'uesday.
if. G. Collins returned last week
from 1 lendersonville, N. C., where
lie has a beautiful Summer home.
K. Wafcrous i?. getting in a supply
of poplar logs to be used in the bus
ket and orate factory this Winter.
Comptroller Dorliam is gathering
and tabulating information regarding
soldiers' homes in various States,
A floor has beeu placed under the
ished in front of the brick stores occupied
by It. T. flyman and J. It.
i>rico.
Judge O. \V. Buchanan and court
? , stenographer Covington, arrived in
Conway on the mid-day passenger
train last Saturday.
The Con fed ?rate Veterans of
(tucks township held thei annual
picnic la-.t Satuudiy at Pauly
Swamp church.
Treasurer L I), Long was called
out to Mary l ost oflice one day last
week to perform a marriage cere mo
ny.
Solicitor J. M. Johnson arrived in
the city last Saturday to be present
at court here this week, and is the
guest of Col. ('. P. Quattlcbaum.
Several hands were put to work
on the public square last week and
the grass wh?eh had been growing
there all Summer, nuioklv rllflnn.
peared,
Ferd I). Bryant Esq., of the
Clarion bar avrived i:i Conway on
last Tnosd y in time to appear !n
the case of The State vs. Tvler in
which he had been retained by the
defendant.
Our friends in the country are
earnestly requester to send us the
news when anything happens in
their respective neighborhoods, We
appreciate an y kindness along this
line.
He v. Mr. Crosland of Like City
who, some time ago. accepted a cull
? , to the pastoral care of Conway Bap*
tist church, will preach at that
.church next Sunday at 11 o'clock.
A ce/fi'o attempted to rob the
Bank of Gooigotowr, one night last
week. Ho made good his escape
with $2.00 |i) cash belonging to the
.cashier, and a pistol belonging to
the bank.
The openi ng of Welch Neck High
School at HarLsviile, S. C., this
-y year, is reported to have been the
brightest and largest in the history
of the school. Besides the local
patronage, one hundred and thirteen
boarding nupljs are enrolled
fa nnd the number is augmented on the
arrival of every train.
II. S. Collins left yesterday for
Ilendersouville
William Cannon will open schoi 1
near Haskell next Monday. c
Old newspapers suitable for wrap- ^
ping or for going under carpets, are (
for sale at the Hkkai.d oftiee v
Mrs. Bryan of Wilm'u^ton is visi- c
ting her daughter, Mrs. Mart Jones, *
who is sick at the residence of Geo. 1
11. Dusenbury. '
Gather up all the vials and small f
bottles around your place and carry <.
them to Dr. Bethea and he will give t
you medicine or money for tlvm. i
There was an alarm of lire last (
Tuci-d ty morning about 8 o'clock t
cvused by a small blaze at the store
of J. Causey & Co. It. was soon ex- i
t'uguished without material damage. {
The funeral of Mrs. Prudence '
Biker will be preached at the Baker!"
burying ground on ilie 1st Sunday,'
in November at 11 o'clock by Bev. !'
II. 1) Grainger. .
Mr. Howell of Conway, S C.. '
who has charge of the construction 1
work of the railro.d now in prog- '
ress from Bueksville to Little Pee i
Dec Uiver, is in the city on business
to the A. C. L. Co The (George- I
town) Outlook. j1
We have just received from Hon. \
J. P. Durham a copy of the Pension i
Keport lor 1U01. By this report it
appears that there are now one hun ^
dred and fifty-one per-ons in Horry
county receiving aid Irom tin* pen-I)
sion fund. The report is full and \
complete in every particular.
Bryant vs. Chestnut is the title of
a ease which was to have been investigated
before Magistrate W.n^ht ;
one day last week, but was continued
until Oct . loth on account of the;
illness of the prosecutor. The mat- i
ter was started I efore Magistrate <
Boyd in Simpson Creek township i
There beino a cross indictment, the ;
whole business was dismissed. Bryant
was not satisfied and oeoan pro- ;
ceedinos ajjahi before the magistrate (
here- j >
Tampered With the Mails.
W IC. Porter and 15 <!. ('"Ilins
w nt to Wilmington, N. 0.. last Sat- i
unlay as witnesses in the Unitidjt
States Court against, assistant post- i
master Register of Vireland. N .
who churned with tampering with 1 .
tamperi/o with reyiste-ad letters. I
Some time last Sutmnur W. K. Por- i
tor receive.I a ro^.s'ered letter ut t
this ofliee with a part of its contents <
missing, 'the matter was in\estiva- 'j
ted hy the postal authorities and
suspicion rested on the assistant \
post master at Vineland. rT. (J. Mr. t
Collins will testify us t<? the order in ;i
which the letter was received at this ;i
ofliee. j f
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Timber Road in Bucks. ,f
The tlautie Coast huml)or cum
pany has surveyed and laid out t
several miles of a tram road which s
is to extend from Bucksville to the '
Pee Dec Itivor. It is hein<j built
for the purpose of hauling the t imbpr
which this eompanv owns on r.un> I
dreds of acres of timber lands be j 'j
tween the points mentioned and in j
the swamps of the Pee Dee The <.
work on the road was m suspended i f
last week for some reason, but it is 1
supposed that the work will he j.
taken up ajjain in a short time and I i
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There seems to be some eontro.
versey between the parlies concern,
ing the title to the water front at
the Bucksvillc terminus of the
tramway, and Silver, a Jew. who it ,
is said purchased an option or. the
property some time ago, has entered
sui* t.o establish his rights.
Baptist Church Services.
Services at ti e baptist church
from now on as follows:
Prayer meeting for the public every
Tuesday evening at 730 o'clock; j
Men's Prayer meeting every Wed
nesday evening at 7:30 o'eloek. Regular
preaching services, the second
and fourth Sundays in the month,
at 11 o'clock a m. and 7:30 o'clock
p. m. Public cordially invited to
attend thcm) services. You will be I
welcomed I
I). P. Cuosi.anp. Pastor,
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? w v ?, ?> aw nauiwijiMll U
I A really healthy woman has lit- fo '
B tie pain or discomfort at t>10 fl
B menstrual period. No woman H
needs to have any. Wine of W fl
Cardui will quickly relieve those H v
smarting menstrua! pains and .
Btho dragging head, hack and r
Uside Relies caused by falling of m
P (ho womb ami irregular menses. ^ j
ma^cuwd
has brought permanent relief to 3
1,000,000 women who suffered J
Hovery month. It makes the mcn-w
strual organs strong and healthy, h
It Is the provision made by Na-tj
Ituro to give women relief from?i
I the terrible aches and pains-which E
blight so many homes. $
rj QnKiiNwoon, La., Oct, 14,1900. Vi
I bav? been vory alck for soino tinio. H
1 was takeu with a Rcvero pain in mv g
tddoand could not got any ic)icf i.ntl ff
I tried a bottlo of Wino of Cardui. to- IJ
I /oro I hud tnkon all of it I was roliovi d B
1 fpcl Jt my duty to aay thut you h..vo a W
M wouUvtf'd medicine. II
.d Mr?. M. A. You:cr. ?j
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M flmlUaoog* McdlcUke Co4 Chattanooga, fran.
Court Proceedings.
MONDAY.
The court of (.1 morn I Sessions
ionvencd at 10 o'clock Monday, I
udge O. \V. Duehunon presiding '
The Judge delivered his general '
harg? t<? the grand jury, uiviug
ipon them the necessity of a new
ourt house to meet the demands of (
he growing population of the coun- |
y, after which the grand jury reired
for the consideration of t?ills
No criminal i uses were continued <
toiti last term except a few on the
'ontingent d icket in it stances wheie
lie defendants had not yet been
irrested.
Three appeals from magistrate's
ourts were taken up and disposed
?f as follows:
I he State vs. \V. A Nichols,
efusing to work the roads. The
lefendant was found guilty by the
Magistrate on two counts and lined
l1) in ( a;h ease. Magistrate reserved
is to one ease and athrmed as to thu
M her.
The State vs. Cook, larceny of
ive stock. The defendant acpiitcd
jeforc the magistrate, 'i'he prosc ntor
a]?pealed. Appeal dismissed
?n the ground that the state cannot
ippeal upon (pactions of fact.
The State vs. Henry AI ford, false
uv tenses. Judgment of magistrate
c versed and defendant discharged.
The court then proceeded to jury 1
rials, and the following cases were
icurd and disposed of.
'1 heSt.ate vs. Hen Hrachrn chargect
vith larceny, convicted.
The State vs. W. A Hardee
arcenv of live stock in two diH'crcnt
rises. Cases cm'limed. the de- 1
endanl being in the chain gang.
The State vs Kllis Todd, assault
tin) ' it to-/. Convicted.
TI' K - D A Y.
I hc .S'alc vs. John Cau.-cv ami
, J ? I
Iii?- i Cinsey \ jointion >f \bo dis
leusnry l.rv. (Juiltv }is to John
'.iiim'v, >-to linn of $1|k| or (
? niootiis In chain tfano. Not guilty
is t .\! p? 's(*v
I'll.- Si-ii v > S.im I).?vis. assault
md t.itcry ii'i intent to kill and
nrrv i'tir i'h.i.v ded weapon. Con*
toil, i>!Tl or !i tji mi lis.
Tito S'iito v*. it \r. Vcryen ar.d
0. Cray. \ .oi I " 'i' dispensary law.
JonliiiiK'i ? n iiiiili<oi of defendant's
it torn"v.
Tlio State v n IV Honors, dis- i
io iiiLf of ri'oji und I in Con viced,
sealed sentenou. Pefen hint 1
en in court. 1
The State vs W. J and \V. It.
nd Tom Johnson, riot assault and
lattery, continued until Wednesday
The State vs. Tom and llill Harlee,
charged with larceny and mali
I uis mischief. Not jjgilty us to
riiomas llurdou,
Vhe State vs. \V Fran'.-. Hessent,
Violation of the dispensary law.
ontinned on motion of defendants
it iorr.ev. The solicitor applied for
in order enjoining the defendant
roin the further manufacture of
ileohoiic drinks, which was granted
ind service accepted by the defend- ,
in'.
The Slate vs. S. W. Tyler, dis- .
losino ot crop under lien. The
ogrt adjourned before this ease >
vent o the jury
w KIINKSDAV. :
The court oppned at the regular
lour and proceeded with the ease of
L'he Stale vs. S. W. Tyler, fvir dis '
losing of property under ljen, bcfun
the afternoon before. The do
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? MMiiiii i< no i u|m ini'ii n;u i >y rcru if.
iryuiit.. Jury returned u verdict of
(uilty, and defendant gave notice of
notion for new trial on minutes of
lie court.
The grand jury .submitted tbo'r (i*
lal present,mi nt and were discharg.
>d.
The State vs. W. II. Johnson, W.
I Johnson ami Thomas Johnson, in
lie'meni for riot and ;v ggravated \s(at.lt
and battery. The /fraud jury
eturned no bill as to riot but found
me bill as tc agg a at< d assault and
>attery. As we go to press, this
:ase is being considered by the jury
ind the court has not yet proceeded
,o ihe trial of civil cases in the
Uourt of Common Pleas.
(Continued in Next issue )
We are informed that the Atlan- 1
,ic coast Lino people are attemptng
to get the consent of the Pail oad
commission to take off the '
lassenger train. We hope the
jeople along the roa 1 will enter a
rigorous protest again it it.
Wanted INiplar Logs i
How many can you.contract to do- j
iver? Enquire at
JON WAV VEN KEtt A IJASKET I
WORKS.
Conway, S. C.
Notice 1
To the creditors of J 1 Ward, of llainnond
In the Comity of Horry, and diarict
aforesaid a bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the Oth i
lay of Octotar A. I). IttOl, the said John <
. Ward was duly adjudicated bankrupt.
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urn mm lih* him uu*i?uugoi ins creditors
v'. 1 \ o beld lit Conway in ^onth Carolina,
in tin' lOtli day of October. A. 1), 11)01* nt
0o'clock ?. in. ?t which time the said
xeditor.s may attend, prove their claim,
ippoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt
mil transact such other business as may
iroperly com * before said meeting.
I). T. M( NKII.I? <
IJefcree in ilankruptcy
IKfSF!
I '^*lc ^yer ^
One Package
j After suffering from Indigestion end dyi
JD the best doctors in two Mute* to obtain
H procured a packi-go of Hamon'a Tonic Keg
Pg and by tho first of July I could cat almost
?3 and strength. I cannot sneak too highly
gj Neighbors, LarklnsvlUe, Ala. BliOWH !
Hfflllf Mil, ur*"*?
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Citation Notice.
By W, K. Hardwiok, Esq, P.obute Judge,
Whereas, W. F. II?>lt made suit to me,
to grant him Letters ?>f Adintui trution of
Llie Estate ot Htid ullect* of Benjamin Holt N
ieeeas* d. \
These are therefore to iite and admon- o
Ish all ami siiiktul.tr the kindred ami Cred- ^
itora of the said Benjamin Holt Sr, tie S
reased, that they he and appear before mo u
Lu the Court of Probate. to be held at Con
way, I lorry County, on the 2 n I day of
October, alt r publication thereof, at 11
o'cha k lu the forenoon, to show cause, 11 ^
any they have, w hy the ani l AdininLtra- '
tloti alioultl not be granted
Given under my Hand, this 7th day of l"
October Atoio I hiiniiil, 1001. ^
Wm. E. Haudwick, T
i'rol.:ite Judge ilorrv County.
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Citation Notice. (1
My W. F. llar lui k Est), Probate .Iudgp. (i
Whereas, .) , W. Singleton made suit to ^
tne. to gr..nt him Letters of Admluistra- '
tion of the Estate of and effects of Sturllng 0
P. Singleton. C
These are Therefore to cite and admon- J
ish all and singular the kindred and Cretl- ^
I ors of tlto sa d Sturllng P. Singleton dt>- q
eeased, that they lie and appear before me ...
in the Con. t of Probate, to be held at
' .'onway, llorry County, on the 22nd day
of October inst, af or publication thereof, ^
at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show I1
cause, if any they have, why the said Administration
should not be granted. ?
Given under tny Hand, this 7tli day of
October Ann > Domini. 1001,
Wm. E. IIahdwick,
Probate .Judge Horry County.
Sale for Partition.
By virtue of a Judgment for partition in U
the case ot S. William Tyler, plaintiff. C
\gainst Levi LeroyTvler, ot al. defend- ei
ants, I will sell at public, auction before a
the Court House at Conway, in the county jj
of Horry, State of Soutli Carolina (luring
the usual hours for sale on sale day in f
November 1001, all that certain t act of
land in Kloyds Township <>l aW county
and state known as the estate lands el ?
.Mrs* Sallie Tyler dee'd being th? land
conveyed by Levi Grainger t ? said Sally
I'yler by ijeeil ipipal Dee, ysth 1NSI
'In oltico of H. M, for hiiIJ
('unity, In Ibn.k V. ''hups Idl vV 1(12 to
which reference Is hud formorc paiticulur
inscription, contaidinj; one Imndrcd
and tlliy acre?, mid helnn. tin* land <?n ~
which tin* plaint 111 S. Wll In ill T\ l<T, and
his family nmv r side.
Terms of sah*,? On? third cash and ft
balance on a en dlt of one and two \ears,
with Interest on credit portion Ir<>ni da\ ?
of vale, with privilege to the purchaser to I
pay nil cash at his option. < 'redit portion,
it any, to be secured by I ond of the pur
[diascr and tnort.unjje of the premises, 1
purchaser to pay for paper*'. '
W. li. M 1S||.?K.
O'erk ?.f ('our.
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At J. Causey iV Co. ui
Wo believe in large stiles and small (J
profits. lien* are some of our pricos.
Calicoes worth (> cents, goirg at
IJ atul f) cents ppr yardPee
Dee Plaids going at f> cents
per yard.
Pull line of Pants from 50cents to V
?2.fili per pair. A good pair for p
(T> eepta.
Other ^oods too numerous to
mention at prices just as low. C
N ours very truly, I*
/. C/llfSfi Y. //' CO, ?
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NOTICE!.
[ ain to the front again wit 11 a
full line of
MERCHANDISE. u
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Thanking all my friends for past ri
Favors would he pleased to have you w
yisit my store when in Conway, M
where you will find a complete lino b
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S T A N D A R D GOO D S
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Consisting of Clothing, Dry Goods,
names Dress Goods, almost any
[{rude from finest si 1 k and satins to
i cents prints Hats and Caps, ?
Hoots and Shoes, Hardware, a full |r
line. We have a few Hroech Load ^
njjf Guns of stanard make, we will 0]
jell very low. Also a nice line of
SADDLES
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And other things too numerous to
mention. j|
Your obedient servant, ^
S. T. SESSIONS.
POBITIONB^GU ARANTHJHD,
Undtr $8,000 Cash Dapoelt.
Rat road Far* Paid.
3nan all jraar to Both Sesee. Vary Cheap Mrt
Oeorfia-Alabama Pnal
^ Regulator!
Medicine. I
sat Package on the Market. |
Prlco 25c. Fly* for $1.00. I A
ipopala for seven year* and trying eight of B
relief and with no benefit, 1. last May, H
ulator and ueed it aeoordlng to direction*. K
an vthing and digeat It. I gained in weight H
of It for It saved my life. Mre. Mary K. B
M^^O^rop'r^GrsanevlUe^win^^^H j
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MARKETS.
(J KORU ETOWN.
few 5 Virgin 1.9(
'ellow clip 1.9(
crape .... # 1.2?
pirits turpentine
,osin, common in
VV1 LSI I Nil TON.
pirits turpentine steady.
lachini barrels 22J
ountrv oa 22 i
io *1.00
ar firm at *1.21
prude Turpentine.? Hard *1.01
> *1.00; Virgin
COTTON.
Ordinary "> 7-lOctsf1 .1
lood Ordinary. .. .0 15-10 u 11
,ow Middling 7 7-10 ' "
liddling 8
food Middling 8 5-10 44
orn 75(a>77
lams 1 2'rr 1
boulders I1(?<1!
hickcns 10 to 2!
urkeys per lb (live)
1?
ow Peas 00c. per bust
eanuts 70e 44 44
Low Prices.
We carry a complete line of Dn
oods, Notions, (5 roceries, Shoes
lothing, Hardware and many oth
r articles We buy llees Wax am
II kinds of country produce at
ighest market price.
We would be glad to have out
iends and customers >to give us s
nil.
Prices low down.
Sessions & Son,
()pposito t lie .)ail.
BUSINESS
MOT DULL
A/ITH US.
Here is a guaranteed tonic foi
ood business, never known to fail
l's IJNDEUSEUTj! And one goo<
use cures.
We are determined to UNDER
EGG our competitors -we can do it
nd save money, by doing one tliinji
nl that is. buy right.
SIS WELL BOUGHT ABE BALI
SOLS.
The o|d business maxim Is true
Sell cheap but buy cheaper."
fE ARE OFFERING CIIEAI
OH CASH 200 Harrels best flour
100 pairs Hamilton Drown's Shoot
ar load of Corn. ??Pearl Grits am
aeon in any <|uantity. Sugar
ofl'ee. Can goods of all kinds.
A full line of Dry Goods and No
on-sat prices to suit. Also farn
nplcmenrsof all classes and kinds
Ihisenbury A Co,
TODDVI DDE, S. C.
UUI I LILU
Do you need any? 1 am preparoi
> fill all your neods. Kxamino mj
jinplete lino of hjjrade groee
ies Why use an inferior artich
hen von can buy the TOP of tlu
IAKKKT for the same money. 1
Cheap For Cash
nil my customers got the benefit ii
Low Prices,
I can please you in Hardware, Tit
/are, Hoots, Shoes, IMaids, Gin#
am. , Dry Goods, Notions, Hats
aps, tobacco and thousands of oth
r things.
I Ileal in
ine and Cypress Timber and paj
IGHEST MARKET PRICES
ither in cash or supplies.
Iain in the market for
[OTTU 111 TMITIII.
I can handle all that is raised ii
ic township. My prices are tfooi
r the best.
Give idea trial at cither of my pla
is of business.
Yours for trade
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w. j. singleton.
W: A. MOORE,
Land Surveyor,
^rfesoondcnce Solicited.
ddrcss; either Conway, S. C., 01
Home wood. S. 0.
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own interests. You will not forgot
thedollar sion, ut.d I ow muchifol
- lows it win*n you Imiv our j/oods.
Compare the same sold by others,
and te'.l us honestly if we do not fur
iish you more value for the ? than
any of our com pot itors.
The amount that you pay depends
on what you yet. but you may al
ways be sure of Imviup the worth of
' your money. Our plan of buying
and selling makes money for our
' customers. It always pays to fjet
' eooil uualit v. and we keen watch of
the prices Try us on those ncrcs
si I Irs on which you urn willing to
1 make n saving.
snons.
A shoo wit h a roputallon is I ho
, kind for you to purchase provided
tin* reputation i-> a /*ood ono. wo
are soiling shoos in any shape too,
' lijfht or heavy solos, laoo or hut ton,
chocolate, black or tan. Kxtraordinary
special olTorlnys in all linos
fooling is bolioviny and wearing is
L proof positive. You will find all
r through our stock I>ic bargains ror
Kail and winter tint will please you.
, PliA I ItS.
Pretty Plaids at pretty prices,
They are both domestic and imported.
The imported o<)(,ds have a distinct.
quality in accordance with
' their extra cost, but tin* domestic
, paterns are attractive enough to
satisfy.
; CLOTH INU.
Vou can otVord to l>c well clothed
because our clothing cost little,
wears long and gives satisfaction.
You want your boy to be well dressed,
we want to supply the clothing
to dress IdlTi well. Clothes for litmasters
as well as big ones arc our
specialty. I'Yom the Kindergartner
totheheadofthehou.se we can fur
nish every man and b >y with the
best of clothing at very small figures.
HATS
when you get our mark in your
kat you have a guarantee of the best
hat of its kind. Our mark stand for
( reliability, excellence, anything you
f please in good hat wear. You are
sure your-lrit leads tlie fashion when
* you buy it here.
\ H A It M ISS
There is character in Harness.
Every one should know how to select
the best. Those who don't
! know may depend on us. Our attention
is given to really good har
ness substantially mad* and rightly
sold. You'll got service and stylo
j out of what we sell you.
WO' make it a point to kcyp in
stock every thing that is needed in
'..his countov and at prices that will
induce you to come again.
Groceries
f we are headquarters for all kinds
of Groceries, by wholesale and retail
we guarantee everything as represented.
For the next JiO days we intend
offering our entire stock <-f merchandise
at a price that will save you
many dollars, we have the goods
and the prices that will please you.
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Spivcy Mercantile Co
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Tor Bargains.
J. C. Sl'IVBY,
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Man
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(!as(|iic\ any day. You can hav
enlar^intf of any kind done.
CIivo mo a trial.
11. K. GASQUK.
Largest and most complete cstab
Mshment South.
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Manufacturers <>f
ROOKS, SASH, KLINRS, MOL LD.
INC! AN!) HtJ I LRING
M ATKKIA L.
CHARLESTON, S. C
544- 548 King Street.
.JOSKI'I I T. WALSH,Attornkv
at Law.
Conwav, - - S. C.
OHice up stairs in Spivey Kuilcintf
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SPIVEY & COLLINS CO.
Fire insurnnc
Bicycles.
D. A. SPIVfcY, M W COI.I.'NS
President, Secretary
Office hi Hnnk Ituilclinu
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MAC 111 NK AND UICPAfU
SHOPS.
HOILKU WORK. MOlfT AND
FIKAVY SMITH WORK" OP at r
KIND.
We keep a full line of steam fit
tings, Injectors, valves, packing Oil
i waste etc Also carriage add ayh&on
1 hardware and material. i Paints,
Oil. Varnish etc. We solicit your
patronage.
Rust Proof Outs!
lsuo i: '* ?ttUiHO
ftiibhels Wh lto Oats.
~ Bushels Mixed Oats
21K ] itishcls Seed Uyc.
sin barrels J Patent Plour.
nso I iu^s Liverpool Salt.
5tM) 1 >ii^s AmtM'M-an Salt.
Le,t ito quote you.
W.B.COOPER
\V flOl.Ks.Vt.R CROCKU,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
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