Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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(Tin' Pottg pcrald. < Published ftvery Thursday. . THURSDAY NOV. 7th 100 ! m 1 MAT TKRS LOCAL AND OTHER\ WISK. I Is your subscription paid? Trust Monday was salesday. ( Don 't forget Spixeys Beauty Hour, i Some days of last week were real warm. < R. 1). Owens of Socastee was in j town Tuesday. Nov York Racket Store prices are j surprisingly low. . J E. Bryan of Nixonvillc was ' here last Friday. Nice lot of clothing at Spivey's. Geo. W. Sessions of Adrian was in ihe city one clay this week. Dross goods and ladies' hats eliea ?^r Vhan ever at S. T Sessions's. I B. F. Graham of Blanche, S. C., , was here oti Monday. Mrs A. 11 Stalvey left yesterday ( for Howosville. S. C. I The llKUAt.n and Coinoner one ' year for $1.7.") * \ Capes and walk'ng jackets at your own price at S. T. Sessions. Prof. A. L Proctor of Jordanville 1 was in town last Saturday. Spivey is still yetting in now Fall goods and offering bargains. I Henry Grantham of Galivants For- < ry was in the city salesday. Buy all your pine lumber from W. B. Jones & Co. Justice, S. C. | Mrs. C. E. Dusenbury of Socastae 1 is visiting Mrs J. J. Saunders. ( A. II. Booth of Georgetown passed through Conway List Friday. ! J D Graham of Finklea was in the city last Friday on business. G. J. Holiday of Galivunts Ferry i had business here last. Monday. < Go to S. T. Sessions for shoes He , is the leader in the shoe line. Allen C. Johnson of Labana wag . lin town on business the first of the i \week. , \VV. J. Turbeville, one ofSocastee's jgood farmers, paid the town a visit da.t Monday. Mr and Mrs. A. M. Dusenbury of Toddvilie were in town one day last veek. Arthur Gatlin of Murrolls i~ilet vras in town a short while last Friday. Tho county board of commissioners held its regular monthly meeting on last Tuesday. l>. If. Chestnut of Hammond paid this office a pleasant call last Monte 4ay. J. 0. Livingston and John 1). Cau?siv of Warn pee were pleasant call uirs last Saturday. Frank Lynch of Bayboro paid this office a very pleasant call while he was in town last Monday Mrs. 1'. Brown of Chadbourn is visiting ber daughter, Mrs. J. C. Kd wards. Tin gutters have been placed beneath the eaves of the roof on the Met hodist church. Bring your cotton, corn, peas hides, wax, chickens and eggs to Spivey. For Sale ? A ladies bicycle, brand new. never been used Apply at the 1J KHAi.it office. J 10 Roberts of Gideon was in town last Saturday and renewed bis v it ivo/ii*i ivf i/kti 4<v I LjV 1 I ?-'*? ? * **? omi^vui i^iiwu ?</ tut.' lir.UAIiU. Munassa Thompson of-Adrian p ii<1 the IIkrald office a pleasant call one day last week. Hotter than usual values at lets, .than usual prices at the Racket! Store. W. H. Chestnut. 1 Miss Sal lie Reynolds is to begin the public school at Cool Spring; next Monday. j The very latest styles in dress 1 rimming at Conway Harguin House's Millinery Department. Mrs J. II Porter is visiting relatives in Conway.?Georgetown tSemi-Weekly Times. Prof. W. H- Evans was sick- the first of the week and as a conseuuence there was no school. "X E, Stevenson of tho Gershom section passed through Conway last Monday on his way to Florida where lie will try to find work. W. L. Mlshoe, K?q , left yesterday for North Carolina, for Ids health, and will be awav about a month. Willie llickmap of Coris was in Jon way last Saturday. Charles Dusenbury of Port liar- , vlson was a salesday visitor to the ( :ounty seat. Col. C. P. Q i ttlebauiu and Sher ( IT 11 J. Sessions spent a day at Mv r- ) L e He; c i last week o i legal business ' 1 ruly it is to your interest to keep in touch with our store, as our pri- , jes sell the goods. W. 11. Chestnut. M iss Eddie Uobertson returned mine last Saturday alter spending i week with friends at Loris, S. 0 Mrs H. Stalvey returned to Jon way last Sunday after spending several days visiting friends near Uucksville. The new brick stores are rapidly Hearing completion and will soor. i?e ready for occupancy. The shelves were being placed last week. We can move dollars easier than we can goods. Catch on. and come an, everybody. Can.vay Hargain House Mrs. O. F. Crosland arrives in Conway today. Kev. and Mrs. Croslan 1 will occupy the cottage on 7th Avenue, fronting Elm Street, and just vacate 1 by F. S. Powell. There was a birthday l arty on last Tuesday evening at the resi lence of 1) T. McNeill in honor of N.I io-. IfolAM.mnill "??00 I V l? V V *'"V IJ V/ I I 1 C. H.Snyder, bookkeeper at the jiillv for Burroughs & Collins Co. returned from a trip to New 'ork last week. F. Q. Hughes, who has been clerking in tin* store at Myrtle Heaeh for some time has been reinstated in lbs position at the Gully ston. Mrs. M. A. Mikes returned to Socastee last, week after spending several months with her daughter, Mrs. Saunders. H. A. Kikes who was quite sick last Saturday at the residence of [lis sister, Mrs. .J. J. Sanders, soon recovered and he and family return jd home last Monday. 0. 1) Griffin, who had been em ployed at the ^'ore of Burroughs & Collins Co . for a short time, prave up his job last week and ret irned to his home at Mullins in Marion ijoun ty. Col. I). A. Spivey left on Wodnes lay of last week to take in the sights at the Annual State Fair. He re turned on Saturday after having had a inosl pleasant time.The apples which our fruit venders have been furnishiiu' us so far this season, have not been very j/ood Perhaps the bad crop year affected this fruit along with other crops. We sell inore {foods, all the time than our competitors. We will continue to cut our extremely low pri .:es all to pieces until weniovc. Getter yet your share of the bargains it Conway Bargain House. D. W. Rapor, of D. W. Uaper & Co., left fo? home last Friday, after spending several days hero looking after his busines interests. Ho is quite undecided as to whether he will move his family to Conway or not. HT . . . >\ e are sencnn# siaiements to some of our subscribers who are in arrears in their subscription accounts. We would be 1 f our friends would pay up and save us the expense of sending these state incuts. A tract of land in 'logwood Neel: township, with farm, dwelling and outbuildings is olTcred for sale at a bargain. See the advertisement in another column. A pocket memorandum and ac-! count book, imitation black leather cover was found last Monday by (I. ' K. Stevens on the Biicksvillo road, j The owner can obtain the same by upplyinj; at this ollice ano paying for this notice. The time for exc. an^iu^ school books expires on Nov. 15th. Supt. Richardson will be in Ids oflice on Saturday the c9th ?and on Friday the 15th inst. for the purpoco of ex changing books J. G Blum of Little River; M J. j Grainier of Wanamaker and Samuel Wilson of Conway, were here at a meeting of their board last Monday. Clerk of Court, W. L. Mishoe, was sick last Monday *and was unable t<? attend the sales at the Court House. Two trueis of hind wovn mw> tract to S. VV. Tyler for $750.00, the other to \V. L. Kichardson for$18. by E. Van Duseubury, deputy clerk. There was not much (loin# at the fisheries ulonj^ the seashore for several weeks post until last Thursday when several fine hauls of fish we e made. The treasurer's office will be elos ed up tomorrow and will remain closed until he returns from h;s trip around the county. Busies, wagons. harness, horses, and mules, not quite but nearly at cost. We i'ont say we sell, profit. _>r no profit, but for a small profit. Quick sales is our aim. Come and gut your money's(Worth. W. E Porter. \V. F. McNeill of Graharnville, after spending several weeks at Bis former home in North Carolina, passsd through Conway on his return home last Friday accompanied by his family. Rev. J. E. Heard of Blenheim, after assisting in tho revival meetings at the Methodist church here for several days, left last Friday for his home. He impressed his hearers as being an earnest, deep thinking preacher of the word. His earnest appeals to the sinner, and apt illustrations used in his sermons, held tho attention of his hearers. A R. Kipne will sell at auction at auotion at his residence one half Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Kinno will cave Homo wood Colony for their , former hom?* in Wisconsin ubmt the middle of November The climate Iocs not agree with their health. A McDowell and Moses McDow- lh ?11, two tobacco farmers of Socasteo I1 township were in Conway on busi ness last Thurs lay. A You got good bargains in e>viy L sense of the word. When you eon- d sidor ti.at our tegular prices are k lower than many quote for their special prices. Von can depend upon it that our bargainsare worth looking after. W. H. Chestnut. Rev C. K. Robertson. Synodical ICvangclist, organize a Presbyterian church at lJayboroin this county on the 27th ult., with twenty-two members, who elected three elders b and two deacons as the odicers of v th ? church. A Sunday Scho d was ^ also organized, and regular weekly (l prayer meetings will be held. j . ?r?' ?? ?- t Great Luck of tin hditor. u s "For two years all efforts to cure 1' ICczeuia in the palms oi my hands 1 failed. writes K.litor II. N. Lester 8 of Syracuse, Kan., ''then 1 was (j wholly cured by liueklon's Arnica j. Salvo." It's the world's best Jfor t lOruptions, Sores and all skin <iis- ii eases. Only 2."ic at l)r K. Norton's tl drug st /re. ?? a "* " c List of Advertised Letters. i J llerrie Anderson. A W.Johnson, " A Co., J. C. An-on. Mrs. Cora King, ( A. J. Ilriiwn, R. !>. Long, W. F. (lessent. Rov. Jno. W. McOray, W. W. Charlton, T. Merrstt, J II. Du- .. seiibury, Win. Randall, Miss Bessie Daw'tic, Willie Smith. W. H. Kvans, Daniel Wilson. W. T. Griffith I. J. Williams, An let* Graham, H, A. 1 lardee, A. I'. Johnson, Jim \ I ! \ ! . . 4 ' I . >i inn aiui i ua Junes. ) one ceni duo on each for advert is in". When culling for above, please l say advertised. it. (i Collins P. Mt That Throbbing Headache. Would ijuicklv have you, if you u^ed Dr. King's Now Ljife Pills. Thousands of sufferers have proved their inatelili*s> merit for Sick and Nervous llealaelies They make pure blood and build up your health, f (>nlv2nr Money back if n<?t cured. ] Sold by Dr. 10 Norton, Druggist. 1 i I I'or hII foons of Mal.? tal puis' utiuf lo.ke . Jonnson'a Cbtll and Fever Tonic A taint if ,\1 nlni tnl nnliyminn in your M cxt moani misery and failure. Hlnotl me li' l'i??o*n't euro Malarial pot Honing, The n mO<1c.#> far 11 in Johnson 'a Ionic Oct a bot I le to-(lay. ( Costs 50 Cents If It Cores. 1 FOR SALE. A 250 acre plantation in Dog- i wood Neck township, known as the t Diminish place, lying on the Atlan- I ticOrean. About 7a acres cleared, t Dwelling and out buildings. Will I be sold at a bargain. Apply to, < Robt* B. Scarborough, Conway, S C. Attorney. PENSION NOTICE. To the Chairman Township Board of Pensioners: You are hereby notified to call a meeting in your respective Town- . ships on Nov. 23rd, to elect your | new township Hoards and to elect | your delegates 1o meet at the county ] convention to beheld at the Court 1 I lo use Nov. 30th, 11)01. 1 The time is now past when this should have been attended to and we hope all township chairmen will act ^ promptly in calling their meeting , and sending up delegates to the | coming county convention which v will elect a new Pension Board for llorrv county. * JOS KIM I Toi>I>. County Chairman Hoard Pensions. ' i In Bankruptcy. t TRUSTEES SALE OF PERSONAL 1 PROPERTY. ] i 'idio undersigned will sell at pri 1 vale salo. from day to day. at the I store of J. I. Ward, at Hod Bluff, , S. 0., until Thursday the 7th day November next, the stock of goods t in said store now being, and on Friday the Hih of November, will I sell at public auction at said store all of the said goods, wares and 1 merchandise then remaining on hand, unsold. ' Jos. T. Walsh, Oct. 23d. 1001. Trustee. td. ] J I- to write for our confidential letter before ap-1 plying for patent; it may bo worth money. I . wis promptly obtain U. 8. and Foreign | 1 PATENTS and TJ? ADE MARKS o return EN* I TIRE attorney s fee. Hend model, sketch ' or photo and we aend an IMMEDIATE FREE re|>ort on patentability. we give | the best legal nervine and advice, and our charges are moderate. Try us. SWIFT & CO., Patent Lawyer?, 1 Opp. U.S. Patent Office,Washington, D.C. .. , W: A. MOORE, < Land Surveyor, ' Correspondence Solicited. Address; either Conway, s. C., or* llomewood. S. C. I | H. H. WOODWARD, IjAWVKR~" , . ... "JLf-Li B '-"A1 ' Summons For Relief. IIGSTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of Horry. (Court of Probate lenry 11. Woodwa.d, admin \ .rrUitor of Estate of A. L. \ Vndergrass. d -ceased I Su inn us Petitioner. I vs. [ .11 and singular the,Heirs atl Kor riw of A. L. Pendergrnss,) ecoased, and James A. liewls Ischeutor lor the County of\ Relief, lorry. I Respondents, 1 (Petition I Served.) \? the Respondents, VI and singular the Heirs at Law o( A, L. lYnderqruss.de ceased, and James. A, Lewis, hscheator for the County of I|orry. Vou are hereby summoned and required a answer the petition in this action, ol >liicli a copy is herewith served upon ou, and to serve u copy of your answer a the said petition, on the subscriber at lis otllee in Conway, $. C., within twenty ays alter the sorvfoe hereof/ exclusive of he day of such service, and if you fall to nswer the petition within the time afore aid, the petitioner in this action will up >ly to the court for the relief demanded in he petition, which pray for an order of ale of all and singular, the real estate of ir'tiicli the deceased, A. L. Pondergmss ied seized ai.d possessed, fully dubcribed ii the said petition in aid of asvets to pay he debts of the deceased for an accountng by the petitioner, .Administrator and lie distribution of any balance, remaining fier the payment of said debts and costs nd disbursements of thin proceeding, acording to law. )ated October SMst, A. I> 1001. US Robt.JL Scarborough, Petitioner's Attorney, L. S,) Wm. K. Hurdwlolt, Probate Judge Horry County, fo all and singular the Helrn at I.aw of A. L. lYndergrass, deceased, absent Re s; on lents; Puke Notice, That the petition herein, n I the summons, of which the foregoing s a copy were tiled In the office of the ndgeof Probate forjlprry county, State J South ('uri'limi. on the 2Lst ?luv <if <Wn >er A. I). 1901. ltnbt. H. Scarborough. Attorney for Petition, V. K. I lard wick, Probata Judge. . )ct. 24th 1901. flt FOR SALEA good farm about 12 miles from 3onwuy, near Jordanvlllo, contuinng two hundred acres. Fifty acres n good state of cultivation. Dwcllno house, out buildings, tobacco >urn and packing house in good con lition on the place Price moderate. Terms, one halt ash, balance in one and two years. Apply to Robt. B. Scarborough, Dct. 17th, 1901. Attorney. ? ' " '. . IN BANKRUPTCY. District of South Carolina, r.t Conway. S. C.. ^ ctohcr 21st 1 CO 1 The undevsighod hei%by gives jotiee of hi.s appointment as Trus* ce of th6 Bankrupt ostafe of Joitn t. Ward of the couutv of Horry md State of South Carolina, who las been adjudged a Bankrupt up>n his own petition. Jos. T- Walsh. Oct, 2Hd. 1901. , 3f Tax Notice. Notice Is hereby given that the tii^ bonks mr uie eoijoeuon 01 taxes for llw.al year litOl, was opened at the Court House In Conway, on October 15th 1901. The following levy 011 the property of tlio County lias been nsseast (I. for State purpot.es f# mills for Ordinary County purposes. .8^4 mills for Constitutional bchooi Tax 3 mills Total 18^ In the township of Conway, Uuyboro, Jreen Sea and Simpson Creek, four (4) ( ills to pay Interest on Railroad Bonds, a jalance to form a sinking fund for relemptlon of bonds. Also a special tax of Three (8) Mills iu School District No. 19. All able bodied males between the p.ges if 21 years and 00 years, except Confederate Veterans over f?b years of age, are iable to a poll t ix ot $1. Those wishing to pay commutation road ax must apply for their receipts within he time prescribed by law. Parties who hold tchool claims must 4a\c them approved by the School Commissioner bclo re presenting them to mo ror payment. The Treasurer will attend the following [Maces at dates given for the purpose of lollecting taxes. .lordanville Monday Nov Uth from 10 0 11 a ill Uiduon Monday Nov lllh from 1 to 2 ) m Cool Spring Tuesday Jjfpv 12th from 1 to 11 a 111 Galivants Ferry Tuesday N? v 12th from 1 to 8 p m Taylorsvllle Wednesday Nov 13th from I 10 V H 111 Floyds School llovse Wednesday Nov 18th I roil) 11 a in to 4 |> m Vurdollu Thursday Nov 14lh from 7 to 10 n in Zoan Thursday Nov 14th feoili I to 2 [> in Pu\v<>livillea>Fridn) Nov 15th from 8 to 12 in ltayboro Friday Nov 15th from 2 to 4 [> in Adrian Saturday Nov Kith from 8 to 10 i in Mnrlow Monday Nov 18th from 8 jto 11 t m Socastee Monday Nov 18th from 12 in o 2 |> m Gridiomvil.e Turtday Nov 10th from 8 0 11 a in Wnmpee Tuesday Nov 19th from 1 to 2 > in Lltt'e Hiver Wednesday Nov 20th from 1 a in to 2 p in Kbenezer, \V L Hardees house Wedjcsddy Nov 20th from 7 to 0 u m Hammond Thursday Nov 2lst froin 7 to ) a m Daisy Thursday Nov 21st from 11 a m '.o 12 m Hound Swamp ThursdayNvv 21?t from i to 3 p in l.ori? Fiiday Nov 22nd from Hjt m tc; 12 m San ford Friday Nov 22r?d from 3 to C p in Bucksvllle Monday Nov 25th from 0 U 10 a m Port Harrelson Monday Nov 25th from 12 m to 2 p m Tlie balance of the time until Decembei 81st, I will to In my office at Couway. L. I). Long. Treasurer of Horry County * . - - X MARKETS. Gkoruktown. New'Virgin 1.90 Yellow dip 1.96 I Scrape ...v !.2f Spirits tttt^entine 34 Rosin, common 9ft Wilmington. Spirits turpentine steady. Machine 'jarrels 33J couutrv on 321 t Ro . 90 Tar firm at #l.2ft Crude Turpentine.?Hard ti ll l)i[> $2.00: Virgin COTTON. Ordinary 4 11-1 Gets^ .h Good Ordinary . .. .0 1-10 " Low Middling 6 11-16 ' 41 Middling 71 Good Middling 7 9-16 Corn 75(<i77 Hams hi'?ill Shoulders Il(g>l2 Chickens 10 to 22 Turkeys per lb (live) Ng'g's 17 Cow Peas. 60c. per bush Peanuts 70c 4 4 4 4 o t - - Low Prices. ' i Wecarrya eomplcto line of l)r\ ? Goods, Notions, Groceries, Shoes, Clothing, Hardware and many oth or articles We buy Bees Wax and , all kinds of country produce at highest market priee. We would be glud to have our friends and customers to give us a caU. _ _ 11 ?*$>" i'rices low down. Sessions & Son, Opposite the Jail, BUSINESS NOT DULL WITH US. Here Is a guaranteed tonic for good business, never known to fail. |, It's UNDERSELL! And one good t dose cures. *| we are determined to UNDER- t SELL our competitors?-we can do it ' and savo money, by doing one thing ' aad that is. buy right. GOODS WELL BODGHT ME HALF' SOLD. ? / The old business muxiw is true; i ' Soil cheap but buv cheaper." l <wE ARE OFFERING CHEAP i FOR CASH 200 Barrels best flour. I 3000 pairs Hamilton Brown's Shoes * Car load of Corn. Pearl Grits and Bacon in any quantity. Sugar, Coffee. Can goods of all kinds. A full line of Dry Goods and Notions at prices to suit. Also farm | implements of all classes and kinds. Dusenbury Co, : TODDVILLE, S. C. ! _ . - - ' i MS Do you need any? 1 am preparou to fill nil your needs. Examine my complete line of hijjh ^ rade groceries why use an infetior article when vou can buy the TOP of the MARKET for the same money. I buy Cheap For Cash and my customers get the benofit in Low Prices, t 1 can please you in Hardware, Tin Ware, Roots. Shoes, Plaids, Gin# ham: I)rv (Inorlu Nr?ti/?ne j ^ v- vv/V.Uj nvui\mo, JL?aV3| Cups, tobacco and thousands of other things. 1 Deal in Pino and Cypress Timber and pay HI&HEST MARKET PRICES Miner in casn or auppllcs. I am in the market for tirni inmmmi I can handle all that is raised in tlio township. My prices are tfood as t he best. Give me a trial at either of tny places of business. Yours for trade, W. J. SINGLETON. ;Vt Rt.KDltAl RR PKMALK POO. , J A O >ra i?n/o km! tlwtjrtctreclual. ( m*1 _____ t<i ilay ly 10,(40 Ainotii'** woiiu-n, " (Jiim noti-nt wu-rlor to nil other r?mf> .-? or carli refunded. 8ml hy ru&lL 91. Pfcrtlo I u.mIV >0. I>r. I'll, in Treinont flt., Morton, Mara. ' Lift 3f HENRY WARD BEEOHER 5^8 lllns! rrfml, (fUlnir hi* life from hl? btrtb to ItU t?w>m. I'iuio One lH.fUr. Kxiirrwwee prepaid. tflio* hook co.. Station U . Bruoltlti, At V r tyfafe&McA'ScManftt potmoNt AoiiuKTm. Un?*r .OO? CMh D??1t fcHlH I IW? >*H mk ?a imi * tm ??*# . t<nc%npMt. fefe-r $ Look Uut For It! If you uro looking out. for your ( iwn interests. You will not f< r;:et he dollar si^n, and low inuehifol l' dws it when you buy our fronds. Conumre tlie same sold bv others n<l te'.l us honestly if we do n?>t fur iish you more value for the $ than ny of ourcompotitors. The amount that you pay depends hi what you o,>i I>ut you may al /ays be sure of having the worth of our money. <>.ir plan of buying I ml selling makes money for our ustomers. It always pays to oct [oocl quality. and we keep wateh of he prices Try us on these neces / ities on which you are willing to nake a saving, SIIOKS. t / A shoe wit Inuij reputat ion is t he lind^foryou to purchase provided die reputation is a j^ood one. we ire selling shoes in any shape toe, ilfht or heavy soles, lace or but ton, hocolate, black or tan. ICxtraordilary special olTerln^s in all lines eclin^j is believing and wearing is ^roof positive. You will Had all hrough our stock bio bargains for i?all and winter that, will please you. 1 TLA I l>S. Pretty Plaids at pretty prices, i rhey are hoth domestic, and import id. The imported goods have a distinct quality in accordance with their extra cost, hut the domestic laterns are attractive enough to satisfy. CLOTH I NO. You can olTord to he well clothed because our clothing cost little, wears Ion# and gives satisfaction. You want your hoy to he well dress id, wo want to supply the clothing to dress hilli well. Clothes for lit masters as well as hi# ones are our specialty. From the Kiuder#artner to the head of the house we can fur aish every man and h >y with the best of clothin# at very small figures. HATS . ....... ... . : l wnrn you gel our murk in your J ' at you have a guarantee of the b( si liatof its kind. Our mark stand for reliability, excellence, anything you please in good hat wear. You are ; sure younhut leads the fashion when you buy it here. HA NES. There is character in Harness. fOvery one should know how to select the best. Those who don't know may depend on us. Our attention is given to really good harness substantially in.ule and rightly sold. You'll get service and style out of what we sell you. we make it a point to keyp in stock every thing that is needed in '.his countoy and at prices that will induce you to come again. Groceries we are headquarters for ail kinds , of Groceries, by wholesale and retail we guarantee everything as repre- i sen ted. m ? ror nie nexi im days wo intend offering our entire stock of merchandise at a price that will save you many dollars, we have the tfoods and the prices 'hat will please you. Ill I ill N noiiniHw iey seemed a few Weeks ego. ?|? 1 *! T %i * . * * 'si' * \ ? i|iiv< \ M m-antile o ' : ' *.4t ' # * ** * "' * 'T ' + - % + ; ? # For ItiirgSiiiis. . ' /? J. C. SI'I'V h! Y,' " " ?/ . ' " -f. > > i'.MM'I Man ajjfoi*. * i I ______ | _ V ^ * PIMIIPHS! 'low rail ;/ct your IMiotos ill** >? *U8i|lie s iinv day. You onn liav * \ ' ' 'iilurging of any kind done. Givo inc ;i trial. . * '* ft. K. gasq'tj^.. / jargost hud inost complete ost'ib . H.shnicnt South. ' leo. S. Hacker 6c Son Manufacturers of MX MiS.SASH DLIXDS, .MOULD. IX(i AND LUJI r j I) I NO MATERIAL. .~~/ CHARLESTON, S. C. 544- 548 King Street. of V ' 'jr .lOSEIMI T. WALSH. Attohnkv at Law. Con w.w, ? S C. ()IIice up si:iirs iu Si>i\ e\ I?? iW'i?>./ roar room mi loft of Hal! qu*??-? oi- 7 SPIV I :Y 6c COLLINS CO. Fire Insurant; Bicycles. I). A. SPIV1.Y, M W. COLUNS President, Secretary Office iii llnnk lUiiUlinu i?i 111' ri qagnajoBni.issu: ^:fl'UyiwH MA CHINK AND UK PAIR SHOPS. HO I L K It WO UK. LIOIIT AND HKAVY SMITH WORK OF ALL KIN I). We keep a full line of steam lit tin^s, Injectors, valve.-, packing Oil waste etc Also carriage anrl wn^'on hardware "id mater al. Paints, Oil. Varnish etc:. We solicit your put ronajje. Michigan Flour. 1 1 H '$ar rol.< 1 HI Fjour. Uurrels I 8 Flour, ill Unrrels \ Flour, 184 Parrels 4 Flour, <(|^ Parrels half Patent Parrels Hunker Hill, iis uses KniU'y Tomatoes. - * tor) . .... iv-? * ? ?>-vi ainr U All I p To l)at<* OochU. W. B. COOPER \\ IIOI.K.VM K (vHOCfcH, wlEMINOTON, N. C.