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57 / 'V iElw $<mn f i I I'uolisiuul livery Thui fHUKSOAY. DEC. 5th. 190 r MArrHRS LOCAL AND OTHERWISE. r.' Last Monday was Salcsday. Bargains in Capos at Spivey's. Kev. Asa West of Socastee was in Conway on last Monday. ^ Nice lot of coats at S. T. Sessions. W. K. Tyler of Bayboro paid this ofliee a call last Monday. Uev. .). M. Dorrnan has gone into business at Hammond. Breech loading ^uns going off very low at S- T. Sessions's Hon llobt. H. Scarborough left last Friday for Washington. Uev. II. 1) Grainger of Gershom was here last Monday. In spite of the rush Spivey still oilers bargains in all lines L'nere was a considerable do wn fal 1 of rain last Monday night. There was no preaching at the Methodist church last Sunday. \V V McQueen of Zoan was in the city on Salesday. Dr. II (jr. Sloan of Little River was in town last Monday. . See dress goods and ladies hat., I very ehcap at S. T. Scssions's. The b >:ird of county commissioners met last Tuesday. K .S. Baker of Cool Sprint? a as in Conway last Friday. j Shoes! shoes! Just received a large lot at S. T.SessionsV Bethel Elliott of Zoatt paid this officoa pleasant call last Monday. M M. Hardee of Bisco called at this oflice one day last week. Capt. Coles and family have mcv cd to the Nolley resilience on Main St reel. The weather enanged several degrees warmer on last Saturday morning. R ?v. W. 11. Cainesof the Clershom Utnu ill Onn IUI1W SllllW L rUV.'1/IVMI n UO 111 Wll ?? ?* ?% ?-? ? ? day. /Clothing for men and boys, soma <;ood bargains at S. T. Sessions's. Mrs. John Causey spent. Thanks trivinj^dny with friends in try. G. It. Sessions of Myrtle Reach was over in the city on Thunkstfiv ing e ve. Rev. J. P. Ludlam of Adrian was here a short time the first of the week. Grand opening of holiday Christmas iroods at Spivoy's next week. J. D. Watson of Nixonville was at ho county sir, )i o i :in m last Monday r Dr. P. K. Retina returned from the mountains last week much improved in health. Mrs. D. T. McNeill left recently for Clarkton, N. C. wliv-.ro her fath or was very ill. .T. R. Smith of Wilmington was here the first of the week visit in*; anions the merchants of the e unity. D. T. McNeill went to Clarkton, N.C., last. Saturday and returned . ..< . i... ... .~i, l/iu; KII ai wi i in: with, A. J. Lancaster and E. Van Graham were here last Monday as mem bers of the county board of control. Rev. C. IC. Robertson preached at the Baptist church last Tiiur>dav night, in the union Thanksgiving service. O. V. Collins, a prosperous plant cr from Bucks township, called at this office while in town last Wed nesday. Miss Fannie Jollie left recently for Wanamalccr where she will teach music in the Wanumakcr High School. A. N. Cox is deepening the artesian well used in connection with the turpentine still of Bur roughs & I C iMins Co, at the Gully. J. P. Nixon of Nixonville entered his name on our list as a yearly sub scribei last Saturday. Do likewise and get the, news of your county. A. B. AI ford of Box. S. C . knows a good thing when he sees it He became a yearly subscriber to his county paper last Saturday. Prof. 8. H. Br..wij passed through Con wav last Monday on his way to tip wii|r Charley Powell is teaching the school at Mary. C. C. Gore of Little llivor was in Ci nway last Tuesday. Col. 1) A. Spivey was present at the opening of the exposition as a men.I) T of the Govern, r s stalf. Mrs J. Pittman of Wilmington is visiting her father, Mr. W. P. ' Molson. Or Karris, dentist, is at the -Kingston Hotel for a few davs. Point FiUee Klourat Spivey's. 1 he double daily passenger serviee t on the main line, puts a stop to the j long wait at Chadbourn, ami the; one-train-a-day schedule for Conway ' is not such a bad tiling after all. Capt. K. H Cushman left last Thursday for Greenville after remaining here for several days on business pertaining to the estate of Mrs M. H. Heat3*. Kino lot of crockery, shoes, groo - i cries, and fruits eiicap at .). S | "Vauglit's. Also full line of Uumon remedies. The best remedy for troughs, colds ' and consumption is manufactured at Little Kiver in this county. It s Hell's edical Compound. Try it, i at Dr. K. Norton's. i \\ . A. Freeman left, for Chadoourn asl week. After spending a day there, he left for ?. ashineton, whore lie will act as stenographer and type writer for Congressman Searhor ouolr Last Thursday was a cold day for Thanksgiving. There was an icy breeze blowiuo all day The chilly weather delcrrvd many from taking in the excursion to Myrtle J teach. Considerable clay and. sand has boon hauled and placed alon^ the center of Hrd Avenue from the court house to the livery stables in order to raise the <;r ide of the street. Alexander, the colored railway; postal clerk has been removed from the Conway branch and placed on the passenger train from Wilmington to Charleston. llis place on this road is tilled by Mr. Jackson of Martin county, N C. Conway Hai^ain House has moved from the corner opposite tin* hank to two of the new stores ju t completed in the Spi ey building It now has separate dry ?roods and grocery departments and the mana oer says that heis^oin^ to pull for the trade with low prices. Work has commenced on the water tank whi h is to be erected near the Gully for the purpose of protection against lire. The engine and boiler which will force the water into the tank arc already placed in posit ion Santa Clans has made the Conway bargain House heudquart.-rs, and opened up all his nicest Xnnis and Holiday Toys, presents and lire works of all kinds Come and oet what you want before they are picked over at Hi iv i n House pri cos. The now schedule on the mail route from Conway to Port Harrclson and return went intootTeot last Monday. Th<* mail arrives at Con way from Port liar red son at lfHO o'clock and leaves Conway ..s soon as tln? mail can bo changed after the arrival of the train at 1L2M /clock. W. K Porter is the contractor this time. Abnil January 1st 1002, the mercantile business of J. M. Stone at Little Uiver, S. C., will be succeed ed by a corporation under the cor porate name of Stone Brothers Co. iFrom now until January the 1st, the present stock will be sold at cost for cash, in order to makw room for the stock to be put in by the new corporation. The 1Ikk.\m> and Comonor one ye ir for ?1 .7a. Methodist Appointments. Following are the appointments for the coming year: Bayboro cir icuit, I. N. StOie; Bueksville, W. VV. -villiams; Conway Station, J. W Klkins; Conway and Cool Spring | Circuits, T. It Reynolds; Boris and Little Uiver, VV. H. Kirton; VVaccamaw, (J. VV. (latiin. List Of Advertised Letters. Lewis Pallen, Horace VV. Carter' VV. R Carroll, P. Knmnuel. Mi*s Lizzie .lolityrpn. Mr*. M. J. Joyncr, Mrs. Phii) Hughes. Mr. Sifis Ora nt, Miss Lifczia Lcng. Mrs. L. V. Thompson, IV. J. Alartin. Rev. R K Turn i pseud, Miss Klizabeth Parker 2. John Thornton, J. (J. Pearce, Mrs Myra Trumbn. C VV. Smith, Sam Voreen, (col ). 10. R Singleton, Iloauregi.ard Washington. One cent duo on each for advertising. When calling for above say advertised. R O. Ooi.M h, P. M. Accident Near Nixonvllle. Nixonvii.i,k, S. C., Nov. .'10 -Oscar Watson, a son of Do Vaughn Watson, had Lis hand terribly mangled last Saturday morning by the bursting of a gun while hunting squirrels on the edge of n swoop near Buchanan Parker's Me lior rowed the gun from Mr Parker and fired off the old load which had I oon in the gun for some time, and reloaded it. It seems that he put in an overcharge of powder, and when he pulled the trigger on the fi? >tsquirrel he found'the barrel of the gun bursted. part of tic stock of the gun was torn Into splinters, nnd his hand seriously hurt by the escaping load. One s'de of his face .vns badly burned by the powder. Me was unconscious for some minute* after the explosion and when he camo to himself ho was leaning u Uflfe!! M MKV&v: -- ip> Win Local anil Other iNews. Toe November number ?.?f the Kxposition mutf.i/.ino contains a Afood likeness of Mrs. J. W l?lkins. Stops The Cough And Works off The Colli. Laxative lirom ? Q i nine Tablets cure a eold in one tlay No'euri . no pay. Price 2."> cents* Contractor, II P Lilll.> lias finished the new brick buildings. The work on the additi >n to the Hank building will not be started just now. To Cur? A Cold in One Day Take Laxative Dronio (Quinine Tablets. All drnoojsts reruml the money if it fails to cure. 10 \V. (iro\e's signature is on each box. *J5c. The time fixed for paying town taxes expired last Saturday ?^ C/ The Ilcst Prescription For Main in Chills and lever is a hot t le of C? rove's rasteless Ch:IITonie. It is simp'y iron and ipiinine i. a tasteless form.No cure, no pay. Price 50 rents. J. F Norris is buying tinda r here for t he < Jeor^eto n n market. You Know What You Are Taking When you take drove's Tasteless ihi11 Tonie beeause ti.e formula is plainly printed on every hot t le show in# thai it is simply iron *tmi <vnn nine in a tasteless form. . No cure, no pay. ??0c. Tlie residence of Donald T. McNeill narrowly escaped hein# Intra ed one ni#ht last week. The lloor caught on lire from a piece of wood falling from the lircplace, and when Mr. .McNeill awoke the lire had darned through the double floor, mule its way to a closet, and was burnin# on the eeiliii#. lie was just in time or it would have been boyond eon t rol Saw Death Near. "I t often made mv heart ache," writes D O. (hvr.-a root, of Klein. Tenn , ' to hear my w fe cou#h until it seemed herwetk and sore lun#s woiil 1 collapse. (i t;od doctors said she was so far #ono with com ump tion that, no medicine or earthly help could save her, but a friend recommended Dr. Kind's New Discovery ami persistent use of this excellent medicine saved Iter life.' !t is absolutely guaranteed for Cou#hs, Colds, Itroneiiitis Asthma and all Throat and Dun# diseases aOc and $1.00 at Dr. 10 Not ion's. Trial bottles free. David Uabon and dau#h?tcr of liar col, Socastcc township, were in Conway aist Saturday Mr. Usibon is one of the thrifty farmers of that sect ion. A Woman's Awful Peril. "i'here is only one chance to save your life and that is through an op cratior. ' were the. startlin# words heii'd by Mrs. I It. Hunt of Dime Ktcl#o, Wis., from her doctor after lie had vainly tried to cure her of si infill till case oi stomach trouble and yellow jaundice. (lull stones had formed and she constantly grow worse. '1 hen she began to u.-.e Klect r u- Hitlers which wholly cm red her. Ii'su wonderful Stomach, Liver and Kidney remedy. Cures Dyspepsia, Loss ot Appetite, i'ry it. Only .r>0 cents, Ouarunteed. Cor sale by nr. K. Norton. II W. McNeill of NixonviiIt* was in the city last .Saturday afternoon. Says 'he Was Tortured. 4 1 sulfered such pain from corns I could hardly walk," writes II. Ivobiuson, 1hllsbnr^gh, Ills., '"but Duck Ion's Arnica Salve completely cured them." Acts like manic on sprains, bruises, cuts, sores, scalds, burns, boils, ulcers. Perfect healer of skin diseases and piles. Cure guaranteed by Dr. K. Norton, line o. C. Core and J. T. Anderson of the Hammond section were pleasaO callers at the IIkuai.I) oflice one '*o? last week. tth. I bfc Food Changed to Poison. Putrefying food in the intestir produces elfects like those of art, nil-, but Dr. King's New Life Pon0 expel tee poisons from clogged els, gently, easily but surely, ^ t ing Constipation. Biliousness. : \ Headache, Fevers, all Liver, Kid_rof. and Dowel troubles. < >n 1 y in- V4 morion's, jo" in* ? ' ? * - -TftO C ikj Fm' all fo< iiitt of MiiIi* liil !mis .1,1* ultlCr Inruon'i Chtll and FcTer iodic A tn. _.\ iit M filarial ixitBDiiini; in your hp ! meni* inls'ir? ami failure. Illooil inc<lt<- ,< <?< lining cure Malarial (foinmiin* Them ' >l< f f it ia JulniMon'M loalc Get a hoi to-ila1 u Costs 50 Cents If It i>rcs.jf * -wkMHI It i ? - Oi Notice. * 0 \e All pi rnons luililing olaliiu mrulimt $\ M?rj IJ. Ilealy, <1 ' ??unpi1, Into of ( nnw^ ^ S (1 , will pli nMo present the orlv ill tested, to the 11 ii(lcr?l tr *? *'? t,r,viW vili , S. ami ?.ll |,o.m)iis in.lol.to,: it nijil doeeiiHt'd ?? " requimto.l to liiatn; prompt i ?> ??eiit to me or my iitto. n JohiiM'ii iV Qnuttleliiiiun, Conwtiy, S who are ip.tliorl/.eci to receive Mini lVl'?AnT for llie sumc. Jr I It KI> 11. Ccmi m \n, Kxoi i.tor < f Will of Mrs. >1. It- HO* " (1 I'liiH'd. 4&Q Nl)V V(J:!| 1)01 a9 ; ot h Notice. oattti 0V* In# to unforeseen ulrdun* Uo i (H's I will not bo nolo to rnoe .... /-*- - - % IS!Mi nflt btetk no in going over the Don't Force Your Boivels with harsh minerals which always leave bad after-ellccts ' on the entire system, and whrrc their use is persisted in, tend to completely wreck the stomach and bowels. *.USE.. Edgar's Cathartic Confections The only harmless, vegetable, bowel regulator, and liver vitalicer known* As pleasant to the taste as candy, and as positive as the harshest mineral. No gr'pc or pain. sw 10. 25, 50 cents. Dr. E. Norton . Summons Eor Relief. run .state or .-orni cakoi.ina, County ol i lorry. (,'ourt of Probate Henry II. Woodwawd, admin i.srrtntor ot K>iu(o ol A. I, \ IViidcfiiruss, d' ceitsi'd. ' Summon*" Petitioner. * vs. / All and singular the Heirs at Per Law of A. L. I'iMidi'iirrass,> dec oa>od, and .ItMiios . LewiKx heator lor the County of\ I'eliiT. Ilorrv. * & itcspniidcnts, (I Vtltlon ! Served.) |'o tile lb spondcutc, \'l :tntl >it?iinl;?r the Heirs at Law of A. L. Pendergrass, de ee.ised, and .latin s A, Lew is, Lscheator 1 lor t he ('mint}' of 1 lorry. j V.?u are hereby .summoned At.d reiptind to itiswcr the petition in Ibis at lion, id which a cop} is herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy of your nnswei to the said petition, on ti e subscriber at his olllce in t.'onway, S, (J,, within twenty days alter the service hereof; exclusive ol the day ol such service, and if you fall to answer the petition within Hie time afo c said, tin- petitioner in tin action vvi 1 tip ply to the court for tho lellel demanded in the petition, v. Iiicli pray lot an oider ol sale of all and sinuular, lip* real <-t i?.> ol which the deceased, A. L. I'eiulcrgruss died sei/ed and possessed, fully described in tile said petition in aid ol assets to p iv the debts id' the deceased for an account in.', by tin* petitioner, administrator and tic distribution ol any babinc. reitii.initio dter the p.-iyment of said debts and costs and disblirsemeuts ol tliis proceeding, ac cording to law. I) ed October 21st, A. I) UK)l. Hold. it. Scarborough, Petitioner's Attorney. (L. S.) Wm. L. I laid wick, I'robate Judge 1 lorry County, To all and singular the lleir-at Law of A. Lt IViidergrnss, deceased, absent 1 {? , spoudents; Take Notice, -That the petition herein, an I the summons, of which the foregoing is a copy were tiled in the olllee ol the Judge ol I'roiiate lor I lorry county, State of South Carolina, on the 21st day of Octo her A. I), lllbl. Hold. 15. Sea Thorough. . All rucy for Petition, \V. K. I lardwIck, Probate J udge. Oct. 2 llh PJ01. ' * Ot rr.. .. tvt _ a ; - _ i v,. ",A 'V.iice ;Z,"n:n'ii i?$Tn<?.i. , V"' lli.rn?, """'V n"r(,nlln!,ryr!>* "rhnol i "nils I Tot;, I ' Z".'1 "'i!ls <Jn",,"s '""'nthi,; 0;y. l.ry K'mps'n ?v"y; Sz;;,';> ?.k' " St" r ? I t'.n .ntt. or ,; l'v '?? . ' y y < oinvny. OTICO r ?-'.rJVih|l r... , , -J" f'Ollg, umu- porations doiDg an inteVuiiilh" Sinoo amend constitution ik nkck?. VO HO lotivo When tho ooratitution was *<i longer tho ond of tho uightconth ol no human witdom oould foroff awooping changes, aliko in ind and political oonditions, which i on jo- t?ko plaoo by tho boginning a tiio twontioth oonttiry. At that 10 up- wa9 aoooptcd aa a matter of oou oontcra th0 several states wore tho pre Wh h thoritios to regulate, ao far aa v noooaaary, tho comparatively j u*i oant and atriotly looalizod c orpi rate bodies of tho da/. Tho oondi ,nn trcat now wholly ditforent, and whq ocn duo ent action is omcu ?v.. govoro- I bcli'iVO that a law o?n b oaubos in whioii will onablo tbo natloni in other m0nt to oxoro so oonlrol eloni ar owo. ! above indioatcd, pro'dting by I muoh an- fit00 pained through tho pj whioh is administration of tho intof is not truo naorco aot. If, however, the richer tho t,f tho oongroas is that it lao i tho oaa- atitutional power to pass bu 10 average then a constitutional atnondi farmer, tho be submitted to omfor tho if as in this Thue should bo created ? imo. There fioor, to bo known as seorot id with tho nioroo and indu.strioa, as it rotnaioH th0 bill iotroduotd at tbo mulatod iu 0f tho oongroas. It sh aooumulat- provioo to deal with ojoi ly benefited broadest sonso, inoluding ifornng nn- Othor things whatever o( upon others. k\\ matters affeoting t 10 typo whioh D089 corporations and < only oxist it ruarino. to effor groat labor. uoocss. ,, , , Tho preeidont dcolan Jtion. gards it nooessary to re-' hat thoio aro ncso exclusion law. In ion in dealing ho says that tho gove says; provide in its oontraota em- | were in nnxum^Sr : F5MBHSE5555H8H5*^ W^IWVW1SW | MARKETS. (I KORORTOWN. Now* Virgin .... I.00 Yellow dip l.!>*? [Scrape ... L2"> Spirits turpentine :M Rosin, common Pa \Y 11 MINOTON. Spirits turpentine steady. Machine barrels dot country oa .'511 Ro <M) Tar linn a! $1.2.") Crude Turpentine. Hard $1.10 Dip $2.00; Vir^in C< )TTC)N. Ordinary I la-ldetx'f1 .! > Good Ordinary. .. .<? 5 10 " ,l Low Middling; 0 I a -10" " Middling 71 . .... ^ Good Middling 7 la-lo Corn 7a(?77 | Hams Ida 1 1 Shoulders 11(" 12 Chickens 10 to2* Turkeys per ll> (live) 1'^Se. ' Cow*Pcas. 00c. per bush Peanuts 70o " 14 Low Prices. We carry a complete line of Dry Goods, Notions, Groceries, Shoes, Clot hi ni/. Hardware and many <>th er articles We buy Hers Wax and all kinds of country produce at highest market price. We would be "/lad to have our friends and customers to livens a call. pyb" Prices low down ; Sessions & Son, (Opposite tlit* Jail. BUSINESS NOT DULL WITH US. Ilcro is a guaranteed tonic f??r eoixl business, never known to fail. It's UNDKUSWLL! And one ?ood dose euros. we are determined to I'NDKKSKLH our com pet i tors we can do it and save money, toy doiuo onethinj? aad that is. tony riotot. m WELL BIGHT III HALF GOLD. The old business maxim is true; "Sell ele'iip tout tony cheaper." . w K AUK OITKRINO ClllvM' FOR HASH 200 Harrels l)0.st Hour. d(IUt) pairs Hamilton Hrown's Shoes Car load of Corn. "Rcarl (irits and Haeon in any quantity. Su^ar, ColTee. Can jjoods of all kinds. A full line of Dry floods and Notions at prices to suit. Also farm implement's of all classes and kinds. Ihisenhury Co, | TO I) I ) VI DDK. S. C. SUPPLIES Do you need any? I am prepareo to (ill all your needs. Kxamine my c<m 111>1 < t?* lino of liiyli tfradi' groceries why use an Inferior article when von can buy Ihe TOP of the MAUk'KT for Ihe same money. I Imv ( heap l*'or Cash l ami mv customer s ?,'et the benelit in t Low Prices, *P, I can please you in Hardware, Tin \Waro, Hoots. Shoos, Plaids, (lino ttVjuinL, Dry (roods, Notions, Mats. fflOhips, tobacco and thousands of otli >Ppr 1 hines. ;nJ I Deal in | Pino and Cypress Timber and pay | HIGHEST MARKET PRICES n Hither in cash or sunnlies II? ?* Ij I am in the mvrket for ( CflTTflS ASH TURFIHTIIB. loV ' l'an bundle all that is raised in township. My prices aro j/ood the best. k Oflhtlive me a trial at ( ilher of my pin ajy%of business. prov??; last Yours fv>e trade, ??r,/VV. J. SINOLETeN. HU> W Ml 0mm I n 111 ? nil?II 11? our# FOR SALK. W '.fab i\ero plantation in I >00. fti.J Neok township, known as tho js nquish plaee, lyino cnl the \tliunnil Ocean. About 7.") acres cleared. roMvollintf and oat lmildinj/s. NVi 11 ifr.&sold at a bargain Apply to, ,W Robt' li Scarborough, Won way, S C. Attorney. W THE BIST b what tiie l'coplo s Look (Jut For It! If you aro looking out for your own interests. You will not forgot tho dollar si^n. and Low muchifol lows it when you buy our yoods. Compare 1 ho same sold by ot I mis, and to!I us honestly if wo do not fur nisli you more valuo for tho s than anv of nurconipotitors. Tho amount that you pay doponds on what you j;ot, tm11 you may al ways bo sure of having tho worth of your money. (>,ir plan of buying and selling makes money for our eustomois. It always pays to oet ifood quality, and wo keep watch of the prices Try us on these noees sities on which you are willino to make a saving. SIIOUN. A A shoo willmu,.reputation i- the kind*'for you to purchase provided tin* reputation is a ^ood ono. wo are selling shoos in any shapo loo, light or hoavy solos, laoo or button, ohooolato, black or tan. Kxtraordi narv special olTerlngs in all linos feeling is believing and wearing i> proof positive, You will lind all t hrough our stock bio bargains for Kail and winter that will please you. PLAIDS. Pretty IMuids at prwtly prices. They tire both domestic and import od. The imported goods have a distinct quality in accordance with their extra cost, bat the domestic pa let* lis arc attractive enough to s!it isfv. CLOTHINU. Voii can olTord to be well clothed because our clothing cost little, wears Ion# and gives satisfaction. You want your boy to be well dress od, wo want to supply the clothing to dress hiili well. Clothes for litin as tors as well as bio ones are our specialty. Kromthe Kindergartnor to t he head of t he house we can fur nish every man and b >y with the best of clothing at very small tigu res. HATS when you got our mark in youi '.at v i ill 11: i v i' a en i r: 11111 >i > of I l.n I. - I J .. ??"? VX V V/-. VIM ' hat of its kind. Our mark stand foi reliability, excellentc, anything yoi please in good hat wear. You art suro yourdint loads the fashion whei you buy it here. IIARNKSS Thero is eharaelor in lluruoss Kvery one should know how to se le .:t the best . Those w ho don'I know may depend on us. Our at tontion is given to really good liar nes8 substantially made and rightlj sold. You'll get serviee and styh out of whut we sell you. wo make it a point to keyp it stock everything that is needed ii his eountov and at prices that wil induce von to come again. Groceries we arc headquarters for all kind of Groceries, by wholesale and retai we guarantee everything* as re pre seated. For the next 00 days we intent olVeringour entire stock of merehan disc at a price that will save yoi many dollars, we have the goods and the prices 'hat will please you | hey seemed* few weeks ego. __ 11 m -J? 1 " ? I Sjmvo) Mercantile Co HUDQUAhiLKo For hitraains. I. SI'IVKV, i Munasicr. ' ll?i! I You can oet your IMiotos at (J usque's any day. You can hav i enlar^'ino of any kind done. Oivo me a trial. U. IC. CASQUE. Largest and most complete estab lisliment South. ' idco. S. Hacker 6c Son -***>? J"' *' *? Manufacturers of l)(M )US, SASM/l ILI N' I >S, MOULD INC AM) IJUILDING M ATKRIAL. CHARLESTON, S. C. 544- 548 King Street. .i < >S K I'll 'I'. \V A US II, Ari'ohnky at jjaw. Conway, ? ? S C. Olliee tip stairs in Spivoy Itnilc.intf rear room on left of I lull. SPIVEY (5c COLLINS CO. Fire Insurant: l:. Bicycles. ' I). A. SPIVEY, M W. COLL'NS President, Secretary Office in Hunk lUilldlng finiimiiv mnti uinni/n wiuhi m mo ? MACHINE AND UEPAIP SHOPS. BOILER WORK. LIGHT AND L HEAVY SMITH WORK OF ALT, K INI). ' We Keep a Cull line >f steam hi tings, Injectors, valves, packing Oi 1 waste etc Also carriage and wagoi I hardware and mater.al. Paints Oil. Varnish etc. We solicit yon pa nonage. S II. II WOODWARD. 1 f . LAW vr.it ' Prompt attention to Colleetior s (Spivoy Building ) CONAVAY. S. C. W: A. MOORE, Land Surveyor, Correspondence Solicited. Address; either Conway, s. C\. ; I t nmoivoMil S I ' j?l? to write for our confidential letter before ap I plying for patent; it may be worth money J Wo promptly obtain U. . ami Foreign l PATENTS i tfiLVSDE ^ARKS or return EM 4 . V TI RlE^ottorncy -i^tVe. fleiul n\J><ielp ^oK'>>'il ftfWWM a i ? JLwarwaeawiccmKWWPfTg: UK DCCT. L. .om..