Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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-r l*' .'11 jv." "?r?: ""* "* , <TlW pOWJjl jjfi Published Kvery Tluu THUKSUAY NOV. <J8th. .MAT THUS LOCAL AND OTHERWISE. Today is Thanksgiving Day. 1 bargains in Capes at Spivey s. The H khai.I) and Coinoner one year for SI .75. Today marks the funeral of many a turkey gobbler. W. L Mishoe returned last week from Payettoville, N. 0Point Lace bMour atSpivey's. Nathan Adams of Hand, S. C., avu.s in town last Monday. O. M. Watts of Hayboro was in .. 1.... 4 SJ.. 4 .. \i iiy uii um uutui uii v. J load the dental notice of Dr. A. 2M. Snyder in a not nor column E. .). Carter of Loris was in town n short while last Friday. 1) II. llardee of Dulah paid us a pleasant call last Wednesday. Engineer J. C. Edwards, yesterday moved back t<? Chadbourn. (J Fred Stalvey Esq, spent Sunday with relatives at Soeastee. Grand opening of holiday Christmas troods at Spivoy's next week. Time for paving town taxes is out on the first day of December. There will be a union Thanksgiving service at the Huptist church t >night. The family of conductor E (?. Kino moved to Chadbourn last Tuesday Auditor. Jas. A Lewis, aeeompa raied the treasurer on liis trip around it he county. Mrs T. I J. Reynolds is absent at itlie bedside of a sick daughter 1,1 Florida. ?1 K. Mutlur of Mire way, N C., was in Can way on business one day last week. Spark man Mux of Cool Spring war. a pleasant culler at litis office recent 1 v. A. II. Mooth left last week to accept a position with M A. Malone tit Columbia. A new roof is being added to James* boarding house in rear of the public square. Remember the fare for the round trip to Myrtle Reach to day is only ;35 and 25 cents. Ik, J. 1\ Graham Jr, and A. M. Cox of Dairy were i>i town on business H& Just Tuesday. BHop ' Jle, who, above all others, should tloday give thanks - the gobbler that jsvUl keeps his head. Mrs. M. S. Muck of Bucksville attended the funeral of Mrs. M. M. Meaty last Saturday, r* ? n i ...:n ,w?vi IfcCV. if. r . \jrukiunu K(u iiu-a i Saturday for the HuptUt state convention ut, FlorenceTo ktop that coutfh, ^otyou a bottie of Hell's (dical Compound, for sale at Dr. E. Norton's. Mrs. C. H. Dusonbury of Port Harrelson spent several days with relatives here last week,* The work on the new lumber plant is steadily tfoino forward. Most of .the buildings are now up. Geo. W Kin# and J. T Shelley of Soeasttoo township wore at the county seat last Monday Mrs, C. E. fltiselden of Marion ft pent Unit week with her lister, Mrs. Ji. If. //oodivard. Oapt Fi. D Lon# has finished his annual trip around the eouuty for the purpose ofcolloctin# t?xe.v TUeie will U? preaching at the ? JVesbyt! riun ehure.h next Sunday at J I o'clock a, in All are invited. Miss Sharply of Baltimore last vreck severed her connection with Collins Millinery Company and do parted for home. K. Ti f/eatv of Georgetown was la tJon way ilia first of the week sdmkin# hu.n U with his u any /friends. A full ami complete lino of wagons, busies, harness, baiters and whips and every tiling nlon# this Hue jtist received by \V E. Porter The funeral >f Collin VV. flux will bo preached by lie" Geo. F. Stanley at the Baker buryini/ ground the 4tli Sunday in l)eo? mhrr. I Mrs. J. S. Dusenbury and Mrs. J. \J C. Spivey are visit in# relatives at J[ 'Stva/ie, S 0. They will visit, the Bapt i?t state von veotion kcforcrc* fT ~ . " i. ~ Kev. W. T. (loUlfiiich was in town : yesterday. Mr and Mrs. II I*. Little will move to the residence of Col. Dunn on Kim street. The year is rapidly drawing to a close. We expect our subscribers to come in and settle up their dues before the lirst of the now year. . Remember that S T. Sessions has | a nice line of bedsteads, chairs, and | bureaus ulmost at your own price. j I have in stock a complete line of l)r. Itoyd's horse medicines. Suie! cure for what they are reconnect) tied. W. K. Porter. There will he no services at the i Methodist ehureh next Sunday Rev. .1 W, Elkins being away at the annual conference tit Columoiu. Mrs. M It Iteaty. an old resident of the town, died last Friday morning and was funeralized at the Presbyterian ehureh on Saturday afternoon. When you wish to buy the best buggy on the market, at the very lowest possible price, call at W. K. Porter's where there's always the best. llio lot of nice overcoats, see tliem and we will save you $2 to $."> on each. S. T* Sessions. key rin# eontainino two small keys lias been found 011 M: in Street and left at this office. The owner 1 may obtain them upon application and pavino for this notice. I ('all 011 .la I'i. Nicholas & Co. for Capes and Shoes ffoino at cost.. Several of tin- trees on Hrd Avenue which wore killed by the lire la. t I December, were cut down recently and removed. The stumps were ta ken up last week by the town hands. 111 spite of the rush Spivey still otters bargains in ail lines. Silvias A. Causey and It Hardee] have withdrawn from the firm of .J. Causey iS: Co. The business is con tinned by J. Causey and \Y. 1' liardec as co]) irt tiers. 1 have on h..nd now a number of horses and mules which ! oiler at ! very low prices to close out Apply in time or you will miss a bargain. \Y. 10. Dorter NY H. Chestnut, has moved his racket store from the Masonic Hall] to his new stand in one of the new | brick stores recently completed 011 Hrd Avenue bv Mrs. S. 10. Kiny. The Conway & Seashore train j makes two trips to-day for the convenience of those wishing to take in the excursion It ones in the 111 .rn- 1 ino at h o'clock and unain in the af- | ternoon at 1 o'clock sharp Punts and clothing, a lurj/e as- ! i.ortinent. come ami see them at S. T. Sessions. Superintendent of Kducalion, (iichardson, requests us to stiite that desk copies of all the text books used in the schools will ho sold to the leathers of the county, at about one half the regular prices. A colored hand at the mill of n ... 11.,??. .......4 | i viv t a ?4 i u.iui i v iiij miy tii i im?.k.>|iwi i, ! luul Ins arin oudly cut last rhursday i by coming in con taut with one of the ' saws. It seems to have been purely ' aeciden Ial. Wantkh - Ladies to do writing at home for North Carolina Nnrserv. s_'<> per month. Reliable company. Prompt pay ' Reply at or.ee with stamped self addressed envelope to Airs. Welch. St. Matthews, S. C, The change in the schedule went into effect 011 the railroad last Monday and we now have but one train a day, arriving in the afternoon at 2 o'clock and g- ing back to Chad - j bourn in time to meet thct uin for points South A mule belonging to M (J. J'ar ker of Hammond, while hitched in front of the Spivey Building last Monday morning, became frightened and ran away some distance up the street. When about opposite the; Methodist church, the buggy ran against a tree, both shafts were snapped, and the mule stopped. No one was in the buggy at the time. ; A few more breech loading shot guns vert cheap at S. T. ..'essious's Congress convenes on next Monday. Hon. Robt U Scarborough leaves on to-morrow or next day for Washington Por the first 'imc the Independent Republic will have a representative in the national congress. Tl.will In. TM 1*1 ii 1/ viir i vi ii ir ees ill Llic Baptist church this cvc ijin_f at 7 o'clock Rev ('. K llob ertson will preach. A collection will be taken up fur the orphanage The public are cordially invited to | at tor.d this service. >?o services at j tlie Baptist church this morning. The Conway Bargain House arc moving this week and opening up! ? all kinds of new goods, Xiras g< ods and toys, citron, curr. nts, btc., f< r fruitcakes. Call and see them in] their new stores across the street ironi old stand. Killed By a Runaway. While S. F. Harrelson, a thrifty farmer and good citizen of Green Sim township, was j>n the wav to Nichols, S C , on Wednesday of last week, his mule became frightened and ran '?wuy. Mr Hnrrclson recelv ing injuries !rom which he died on Friday. Ureat Cuck of an Editor "For two years all efforts to cure Eczema in 1 lie palms oi niv hands failed." writes Editor H N. I>: t iv of Syracuse. Kan , ' then I was wholly cured by Bneklen's Arnica Salve." It*s the world's best 'for Eruptions, Sore and all skin dU ifci ? i lltmn > *lAKKIKU< '.t Centenary ehurelr. on Sunday* 1 November 17th, 11MM. Miss Hussic 10 Oliver to Mr. Joseph S Patrick, both of Horry coumy, llev. U. W. (jatlin performing the ceremony. in Memoriam. Tne all wise liuler of the Universe has seen lit. to take from atnon^ us one of our relatives, Mary (1 rainier. 1 The lony and intimate relationship tvitli her in the faithful discharge j of her duties. and loved as she was, not only by us, bid by all who knew her, make it. littino that we should lecprd on* appreciation of lie The sudden removal of such a : life from our midst leaves a vuennI cy which is hard to till, and is a seri iou.s loss to all her many friends, J vYo hope so oivut a loss to us all i will oe turned into ?*ood by the Master. (J rindson. Hammond, S. C., Nov. 25th, 11)01 Ladies' dress floods, ladies' hats, j capes and a few more walking jackets yet at S. T. Sessions s. In Memoriatrt. Mrs. Mary llrookmun Heaty died ;at her home in Con vay, S. Nov. 22n:l 15MU. She was born in liueksport, Maine. April nth, 1825; and at tin.- iiiiii'i'i mi uratii u an *? jVMI ?, 7 months and 17 days old Mrs. Heuty came to this county in 1811) and taught, school for two terms at Ihieksville, S. C. She returned to Maine in July 187)1, and in September of the same year, she was inarri?d to Thomas W. Meaty a native of Horry County, licturning South they made their home in Cop way. Five children were born to them, ail of whom died young. She survived her husband and all of her ehildren. dying with few of her kindred near An only brother, Mr. John I'. Hrookmun. of New York is the only living member of a large fumih. Of her children, two died with only a few weeksdifference in their deaths; and two others, Cora and Freddie were drowned while bathing in Kingston Lake, July 2nd 1870. The next year, she was called upon t<? mourn the death <>f her only surviving child. Her husband died in )88ti. and since .hat time, she has lived in thu same home. She was very fond of her home, a place very beautifully situated and made very attractive. I The associations of the place must have been very sad, yet dearer than any other place could have been to her. Mrs. Meaty was a woman with more than an ordinary mind She i was always well informed on cur i rent events, and was thoroughly l conversant with the leading (pies- < lions pertaining to her adopted State, and also affairs of material : importance. She united with the Kingston ] l'resbyterian churali of Conway, | wnen mo ctiureh was organized in IHaSand she lemaiiiedu usefiri mom- i bor up to llit! li 1110 <>f lior (loath. I lor funoral sorvio *s wore cmkIuc tod by hor pastor. Rev. C. K, R b ertson, assisted by Mr Klkins of tho ! MethodLt church, and hor romains luriod in tho burying ground of tho ; IV. sbyterian church. Shoos! shoos! a big lot just received. You know our record on this line. S. T. Sessions. That Throbbing Headache. Would quickly leave you, if you used Dr. King's Now Life Rills. Thousands of sufferers have proved their matchless merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches. They make pure blood and build up your health. Only ?.~>o. Money buck if not cured, i Sold by Dr. R. Norton, Druggist. , C'ard of Thanks. The many friends of Mrs. Mary Hrookman Heaty will please accept, oijr thanks for all their kihdness during her illness John U Hiiookman, FhKP D. Ct.SIIM.W. i/ 111 ?? For all fot inn of Mnl.? Ul polio iitntf take Johnaon'a Chill and Fcrer toaic A taint of .\1 Mlnrtiil iM>1?.iiiin? in your lit ><\ inoana miner y it ml failure. lllooU mm! i?- i nen can't cure Malarial poinoning. The m; fidi ? for ilia Jobatoa't I oak: Uet ? but i? to-day. Costs 50 Cents If It ?' \rres. A Card, NVe liereby express our thanks to the following gentlemen who paid their subscriptions to Auditor Jus. A. Lewis, while around the county with Treasurer L. I). Lonjf. W. II. Lou", Long's, $1; Wilson Lewis, Nichols. $1; Alfred M. Small, Nichols, ftOc; I*. I). Gcrrald. (Fall vauts Ferry, $1.25; F. A. MeDan ie.s, Mull ins, frl; ?? , IF, Mooro, Cool Spring, ;>0c; i}. W. Small. Wana maker,$1,2a; Chus. Grainier, Wan ainukt r. *1; Jno. (5, Parker, Causey, I $1; M. A. Grainier, Wanainaker, $'|. J 11 old this notice as your receipt for i your money. Notice. All persons holding claims against Mrs,1 ! Mar) 11. Il?.dy, deceased, Into ??I toinuiy,, 1 IS (1 . will phase present the same, prop- | erly attested, to the undersigned, at (lre? o I ville, .**. (J., and <11 persons indebted to j j said deceased are requested to make j ! prompt. aytneiit to me or iny atto.neys, Johnson (pout Jebnum, Conway, S. ('., ; who me authorized to receive and receipt ; for the Maine, I'lCKO 11. Ol'sIIM\N, I Kxe? utor <{ Will of Mr*. M. it Meaty, d< erased. 4t Nov. vUtli OUt. Dental Notice. I will practice in Conway one week only, from thoUth to the Wth of December Come early. All work FIK^T-CLASS <1 \ I -r> . v?* - 5 j ! Summons For Relief. TUB STATE OF SOUTH CAIIOLINA County of Ilorr) Court of Probate Henry If. Woodward, admin \ Isrrtator of Estate ??l A. L. \ Peudergras>. deceased. I Summon* Petitioner. I vs. All aiul singular the Heirs at For Law of A. U. I'endergruss,) deroased, and .1 nines . I.e\\l>? Ks* heat or lor t In* (\ntnty o!A l'eliol, f lorry. ?. Uespondriits. | (Petition / Served.) I'o the Respondents, v U and singular the Heirs at l.;i\v of A, L, Peiidergrnss, deceased, and J unit 8 A, Lewis, Useheator for the County of llorry. Von are heieby .summoned and required to answer the petition in this aetion,of| w hich a cop* is herewith served upon \ you, and to serve a copy of your answer j to the said petition, on the subscriber at his olllce in Conway, S. 15., within twenty days alter the service hereof; exclusive of the day of such service, and if you fail to answer the petition within the time aforesaid, the petitioner in tins action will up ply to the court for the telief demanded in (ho petition, which pray for an order of sale of all and singular, tie* real estate oT which the deceased, A. L. Pendergruss died sci/ed aid possessed, lully descrilied in tlx- sudd petition in aid of asvets to pay the debts of the deceased lor an account ing by the petitioner, ailuiiiiUtrator and tl.c distribution of any balatjee, remaining after the payment of said debts and cost* ' and disbursements ol this proceeding, ne cording to Jaw*. I) ed October 21st, A. I) 11)01. ^22 i'obt. H. Scarborough, Petitioner's Attorney. (L. S.) Win. E. Ilardwick, Pioiiate Judge Horry County. 'i'o nil and singular tlie Heirs at Law ol A. I/* Pcndergrass, deceased, aiisent It.* , spoildents; Take Notice, That the petition herein. Mil the summons, of which the foregoing IS a copy were tiled ill the olllce ol the! fudge of Pro oate for llorry county, Stale! of South < 'arolina, oil the 21 -t day of < )eto j ia?r A. I>, lObl. Hobt. 15. Scarborough. nu rncy mr rot If Ion, W. K. Hard wick, Probate .1 udgo. >(i. V*I'll IJK'1. ' <;t ? : Tax Notice. is hereby given thut tin* t;i . honks or the collection of taxes lor fiscal year ISKII, was opened at the Court House in Conway, on October Ifali HOI. Tin* 1.>1 lowing levy on tin* property of tin* County lias been assess >1 For state purposes mills For Ordinary County purposes. .!t\ mills For Constitutional Scliooi Tux ;t mills Total IIP, In Urn township ol Conway, linyhoro, lire, n Sea and Simpson Creek, four ( I) II.ills to pay interest on Itu.iroud Bonds, a lialanee to form a sinking fund for relemption of bonds. Also a special tax of Three (If) Mills in school District No, 111 All able bodied males between the i ges ?f til years and (10 years, except ConfedT'tte Veterans over f>t? years of age, are liable to a poll t i.\ ot ? I. Those wishing to pay commutation road I ix must apply lor their receipts within lie time prescribed by ir.w. Parties who hold school claims must uive tin iti approved by the School Com nissioner belope presenting them to me for payment. The balance of the time until December list. | will t?* In my offjee at Conway. I.. I). Long. Treasurer of I lorry County - Summons 4<>r Relief, The St.ito of South Carolina, ( County of Horry. t (Court of Common Pleas.) L. S, DeVanc, Plain*iIT, vs. William Jordan, Thadeus 11. Jordan and II. W. Jordan. Defendants. To the Defendants: William Jordan. Thadeus II. Jordan and II \Y. Jordan. You are hereby summoned and re t|uired to answer the complaint in t his action of which a copy is herewith served upon you. and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at his oflice, Con way, S 0., within twenty nays nucr tne service uoreor; exclusive ??f the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the court, for the relief demanded in the complaint. Rout. It. ScAUwmoruu, PlaintifYs A t ornov. Nov. 15th 11)01. To Tinnitus H. Jordan and II. W Jordan, absent defendants: Please take notice that the .summons herein of which the fore^oin^ is a copy and a copy of the complaint. have been filed in the office of the clerk of court of common pleas for I lorry count v Da ted Nov. loth A. I). 11)01. Roirr. II ScARiioitoi'tiii Plain tiffs /. Horncy. FOR SALE. A 250 acre plantation in Dogwood Nock township, known as the Linquish place, lyinjj: on the Allan-* tic Ocean. About 75 acres cleared. Dwelling and out buildings. Will be sold at a bargain. Apply to, Uobt* II. Scarborough, Coiiway, S 0. Attorney. IN BANKRUPTCY. In he DistrictConrt of f!>? United HtUe.s District of Smith Curolinn, Id I lie mutter of John (. W'nrd, bankrupt To Mu? ('rcditor* of John I. Ward. of Hammond, in the l)|*trlct aforesaid, a Bankrupt; Notice l< li< r?d?y elven that on tin* 10th day of December 1901, a tceon I meetir>vr of crulltori* will be hold at flio ottlcy of I). T McNeill. Uoferoo, in the toAii ot Conway, nt lu o'clock forenoon, to ox amine into the nc? ounbs of the tru t'-e on file, and to transact spcli oilier btHiuesr us may prope. ly oomo be ore nnld meet MARKETS. J (J KORO KTOWN. Now Virgin l.oo . Yellow dip l.J)0 I Scrape ... !.2.r> Spirits turpentine .HI Rosin, common 05 ! Wll.MINOTON. Spirits turpentine steady. Machine barrels H5\ countrv oa IA Ro !?0 Tar linn at . . #1.25 Crude Turpentine. Hard $1.10 Dip $2.00; Virgin COTTON. Ordinary I 15 1 <?i-ts*fl b I Rood Ordinary. . . .0 .r> 10 " Low Middling 0 15-10 " Middling 7; (.5ootl Middling 7 Id 10 44 Corn . 75m 77 I Hams 1 H'a 1 I j Shoulders 11C" 1 ? j Chickens 10 to*.IK Turkeys per lb (live) .10 Cow Reus 00c. per hush < I Vaunts 70c 4 4 4 4 t I II Low Prices. Wecarrya complete 1 i111* of Drv N ( Jooils, Notions, (; rocerios, Shoos, Clothiuir, I lardwaro and many oth *' or articles We buy Hoes Wax ami 1 all kinds of country produce at ~ highest market price. Wo would lie if lad to have our s n , || friends and customers to jjivo us a call. tor;?' Prices low down Sessions & Son, Opposite the Jail. BUSINESS NOT DULL WITH US. Hero is a Guaranteed tonic for jfood business, never known to fail. j It 's IJN DKUSKLK! And one jjood dose cures. r f we are determined to UNPKR | SKLL our competitors we can do it t and save money, by doiu^f one thine ' aad that is. buy right. MS WELL MIGHT HIE HUE , SHI. ; The old business maxim is true; , ' Hell ch<>ap but buv cheaper." wK AUK OFF Kill NO CUKA V ' KOU CASH 200 Uarrels best Hour 2000 pairs Hamilton llrown's Shoes (till' toiirl <.f ..!? I 1 - wi ? . * t \ 4 I I * ? | || M il IM I Bacon in any quantity. Sugar, . CotTce. Can goods of all kinds. A full line of Dry Goods and No- , tionsat prices to suit- Also farm implemonrs of all classes and kinds. I j Duseiiluiry A. do, j TODDVILLK. S. C. i ans ; i Do you need any? I am prepared i to till all your needs. Examine my f complete line of high grade groco- ; ries why use an inferior article when you can buy the TOP of the MARKET for the santo money. 1 buy dlican For dash i I and m v customers get the benefit in i Low Prices, ! ( , I can please you in Hardware, Tin Ware, Hoots. Shoes, Plaids, Ding < ham:, Dry Goods, Notions, Hats, Caps, tobacco and thousands of oth- i or tlungs. I Iteal in Pine and Cypress Timber and pay ( HIGHEST MARKET PRICES Either in cash or supplies. I am in the rn rkot for EBTTOII AND TURPENTINE. I can handle all that is raised in the township. My prices are #ood as tin- host. (1 ive me a 11 in I at either of my places of business, I I Vout's for trade, W. J. SINGLETON. Town Tax Notice. Under and by virtue of an ordl-! nance duly passed by the Town I Council of the Town of Conway, a tax levy of !i mil's has boon assessed , upon all taxable property within i the corporate limits of said town, and the hooks for the collection of saiil taxes will oe opened at the of lice of the undersigned on Nov. |f?, and w. 11,remain open until Dec 1st. after which tlm . the penalty will be added. * | * i < s Look Out For It! I I ll you arc looking out for your , ?wn in forests. You will not forget lie dollar sign, and low muelnfol ? ows it when you buy our goods Fompare the same sold by others oid 11 "I u-? honestly if wo do not fur dsh you more value for the s than inv of oureoin|>etitors. The amount that you pay depends >u what you got l>ut you may al vays be sure of having the worth of our money. Our plan of buying' iiul selling makes money for our ustomeis. It always pays to get rood i|iiuiitv. and we keep watch of ho prices Try us on those neees ities on which v< u are willing to nake a saving. SIIOKS. I A shoe witin a reputation Is.the ind'for you to purchase- provided ho reputation is a oood one. we re selling shoos in any shape too, iijht or heavy soles, lace or button, hocolate, black or tan. Kxtraordilary special offerings in all lines eelino is believing and wearing is iroof positive. Vou will liiul all hrou^h our stock bio bargains for 'all and winter that will please you. IMcV I its. Pretty Plaids at pretty prices. L'hey arc both dottiest ic and import d. The imported jjoods have a (lis- i inet quality iu accordance with j heir extra cost, but the domestic | )aterns are attractive enough to atisfv. CLOTH IN<J. Vou can olTord to be well clothed jeeause our clothing cost little, vcars lono and oives satisfaction. Ton want your boy to be well dress d, we want to supply the clothing o dross hi Hi well. Plothes for litnastcrs as well as bio ones are our ipeeialty. Prom the Kiuder^artnet* o the head of the house we can fur lish every man and b >y with the lost ol clothinjr at very small lioires. HATS wtii'll v<m ir.il ikiii- nifii'l- m *?*???? .. ... .. j ./M hv v VM" !"? ?* iii at you have a guarantee 01 the I) st intof its kind. < )nr mark stand for '( liability, excellence, anything you )lease in good hat wear, You are >ure yourdmt leads 1 lie fashion when you buy it here HAltNKS. There is eharaeler in Harness. Kvery one should know how to se leit the best. Those who don't know may depend on us. Our attention is given t?? really good harness substantially made and rightly sold. You'll get service and stylo :>ut of what we sell you. we make it a point to keyp in stock everything that is needed ir. his eountoy and at prices that will induce you to come again. Groceries we are headquarters for all kinds of Groceries, by wholesale and retail we guarantee every tiling as represented. For the next IK) days we intend offering our entire stock of merchandise at a price that will save you many dollars, wo have the goods and the prices 'hat will please you. Mil m a ' a ^ oy bo omei * *? ?? t?v. ^ ")A Ifll> it? U THK B Npivey Mercantile Co For Contains. J. C. SPIVKY, ' < i M'.ii Manager. nun N <>u can got your Photos at U usque's any clay. You can hav enlarging <?f any kind done. (live me a trial. U. K. (SASQUK. v Largest and most complete estab lisliincnt South. Geo. S. Hacker Ck Son 1 fM*? H . ? ^ - " / \ ( 4 .'. ...?; Manufacturers of DOORS, SASH, 111 iI N I )S, MOULD I NO AND HUILDING MATERIAL. CHARLESTON, S. C. 544- S48 King Street. JOSEPH T. NVALSII, Attokxm at Law. Conway, ? S C. Oflire up stairs in Spivey Guilding roar room on left of I lull. SPIVEY & COLLINS CO. Firejjlnsu ranc Bicycles. I). A. SPIVEY, M W. COLLINS President, Secretary Office In Dunk UuiUlinu 1111 US i mac 111n ft and repair shops. hoilek \v( >r k, light and heavy smith work of alt, I< IN D. Wo keep a full line >f steam In titles, Injectors, valves, packing Oi waste etc Also c arriage and wngoi hardware and material. Paint? Oil. Varnish etc. We solicit you pat rename. II. II WOODWARD. r TiAWYKU- "? Prompt attention to Collect ior s. (Spivcy limlriing ) CONWAY. S. C. W: A. MOORE, Land Surveyor, ConvsnondoiU'O S dicitod. Address; either Conway, s. C\, ; llomewood S. O. to mite for our confidential letter before up \ plying for it may be worth money I We promptly obtain U. . antl Foreign 1 PATENTS 5?.dJLPADE Pr reVun 4 TIRE atlornojra rce. Bend model, sketch I I the oe?t legal service and advice, ?m<X ou* I I Charges are moderate. Vfv vtu, ... KftTaia _ jt