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The Horry Herald. 0 . \v ** v v >' ? Published ^Ivory Tains day. . * ' < THURSDAY. DEC. 19h 1901 MATTERS LOCAL AND OTHER WISE. La.??i Monday was a very cold .-a. . Oid newspapers for sale cheap at this office. Uoh Stalvcy of Sv.ilvey was in the city one day last week. The IIkrai.i) and Coinoner one year for $1.75 Rev. Geo. 1.1 Jones of Gideon was in town last Friday. A few breech loading ^uns at S. T. Sessions's. Col C. P. Quattlebaum returned laf.t Friday from Charleston. M. G P -well of Wnnnamakcr was in town one day recently. A, M. Ilurroughs arrived home last Tuesday from Clemson. Maoist rate Johnson of Dog Glutl was in Conway last Monday Six cent homespun going at five cents at Jay K Nicholas's. Another land sale for salesciay in January appears in this issue. r \? t ~ 1 i.v.. : i j iii ruriiuy I i.iiu '.this office a call one day last week. The weather last Friday and Saturday was very warm for the time of ear. We have a nice waterproof rubber boot, very nice for hunting. S. T. Sessions. Lieut. W. T Ellerbe, of Jordan viile was here on business one day last week Kusscl Cooper who has farmed ' -- - near town for the pot year, leaves to locate elsewhere. 1). T. McNeill and James Jollie visited the exposition frotn Conway las' week. Shoes! 1 have a lar^e line of samples just received, come and se.? me. S. T. Sessions. Mr and Mrs, Donald V. Richardson wilt boat h<-me at Uucksport, S. C , after January the 24th. Some of the town tuxes ore yet tun paid and t lie treasure!* may hav?* .to i iue some executions W. H. Singleton of Jordanville aiddcd tiis name to our list of sub .soribers last week. The HKHALI) will be printer' a day tcurliur Christmas wot k nut will not ?be mailed until the usual time. Jiadiesdress . ooods and capes at prices to suit the times. 8. T. Sessions. VV. T. Floyd of Cabana, while in town on business one day hist week, paid this oflico a very pleasant call. Bell's Medical Compound for sale .at I)r Norton's, cures sore throat and bronchitis. Best in the world for colds. S. T Sessions has the shoe you \want. One of the Jews who.was keeping zx small shop on 3rd Avenue has sold out his stock to J \V. Vercen and juit the business. F. A. Burroughs returned lastweek from Columbia where ho spent several days as ft grand juror in the United States court. ri 1 _ it ? i ?- ? ij'iou.s en. uie sneives oo:i i neip to pay our expenses. They must move. We want to move our clothing, shoes, <fee. Duscnbury & Co. 8 T. Sessions and family have returned from their country residence and ar?< occupying their cottage on upper Main street. Congress takes a recess today until after the holidays. Congressman Scarborough is expected home in a day or two. Mrs G. II. Jenkins returned last week from a visit of somo length to friends and relatives at Fair Bluff, her former home. Bedsteads and bureaus ver^ cheap at S. T. Sessions's We have on hand quite a lot of old newspapers whioh we are going to , . close out cheap It is good for wrap ping paper. Clarence Norton is at home on holiday vacation from Clemson Collogo T. M Lund.v, another Clonison bov, is at the home of his parv ents in the country. Call At ftpfV<sy{j4>ffilr Christmas toys, '; * Ho Weeps them ni^e and neat. Hb offfj's special prices tb bbya And to the girls very cheap. ' Go to the Electric Parlor and see .- the wonders of electricity Main St. * ... ' Ousonbury & Co. will soil goods cheaper iban over during Christina> woek. Jas A. Norton is at ho e from Charleston .Nb-cical College I" s the holidays. A chan o appears thU c k m i e advert isemeni of Spivev let'em ' t. Co. Head it. in another eol mi i S. F. Cann- n ^f Bucks townshii last Tuesday brought, in anotm r speoiineu for the exhibit at Charleston. In another column appears the I new advertisement of W. J. Se>sions I re Son. They are now oceupyiuc the store opposite the Hank .1 M. MeKeithan is building a new cottage on one of his let s 011 \ he cot nor of Kltn Street and 2nd Avenu About all that remains to bo done] is the paintii g. A man charged with fraudulent l.\ making off with an overcoat wa> followed hero by the owner from Ceorgetown last week and the gorinent recovered. Judge of Probate, Win. K. Bard Wick, has been sick at. his residen. e for several weeks past 11 is friends , are hopefull that lie may recover Wo again ask those who owe u | for the paper, to please call and set tie as soon as possible. We must get our books straight for the new year. S W. Harrelson of rubor, N. C.. was in Conwav one day last weeX on business lie is one of the indeI endent farmers of that section. The prettiest woman in the lum wears the 'American I.a ly ' shoe, made b\ Hamilton Brown Shoe Co , an i 101 saie uv uuscnbury iV I'o Tlit' Christ mas 1 roc at tin* Academy on Chnstmus niclit is expected I * be nn enjoyable oceasi >n for the children It is free to nil who wish to participate. It i - stated Hint the fines tur ted in b> tin* town inur.shal lids cur aggregate enough t<? pnv both the snla ries ol t he m irsh-.il ami the town treasurer. A change appears in this issue in the advertisement of I)u enbury A* (Jo. nt Toddville, S. C. They will have an auction sale on the day mentioned in tin* advertisement. Go to .J. E. Nicholas for low price* 011 Christmas //nods. All //nods now or. hand must. go regardluss of prco to make room for other good-. The charge against J. E. Davis in the* United Slate coirt was thrown away jby the grand jury. I c carried a petition signed by most ol the business men of the town and various affidavits. Hear in mind the Christmas tree. It'll beat, the School House, Spivey can furnish all vnu need As cheap as Br ?ad > ay R >uss. The II kiiali) will be printed a day j earlier next week owing to Christmas falling on our press day. It wi I not be mailed however until the usual time. The track jf the' Conway & Seashore railroad is being straightened from the depot at the river to tin* hills beyond the river swamp. \ trestle *100 leet long will be built over one of the swamps. A. large force of hands are at work. Capt. K. K. .lines and family have moved to the Colder property about two miles from town on the Placard road. Capt. I line-, has Charge ot the michanicnt work at the new mill. There will be a Christmas enteitainmuit, given by the children of i Liucksport and Port liar elson school, at the Inland school house at Port llarrelson, this evening at 8 o'clock. A treat is promised to hose who attend. Auditor James A. Lewis, who will 'soon start around the county to take the tax returns, will have some Ukkkai.d receipts along for the convenience of those who may wish t? pay for the paper. Pay the money and get your receipt, good for the news of the campaign yeat All the buildings at the new lum ber yards of I). \V. Rape. & Co. aro about completed except the boiicr shod Most of the machinery is placed in position and the plant will be ready i'ur work by the first of February. The public road leading to Savanah Bluff by the new mill has been chunked some distance from its original location and passes in rear of the plant. Read the change which appears this week in the large advertisement of Conway Bargain House. They beleivc in carrying the right goods, at the right prices, and telling the public about it through the medium of printer's ink. Call on them in their new quarters in the Spivey Building See an electric compass work and how we cure all pains, cold f ct, neuralgia, headache and pains in Urt Ua/ib lo/dm/i D?\ t?l/-tt? ??'?? .1...... * uiu, u(iV/? iJiv'-L vi iv m. (Vi n/r iiL'ur ut'JMH Notice. On hearing the petition of Win. J. Smith, bankrupt for discharge in bankruptcy, it is Ordered by the Court, that a hear ingbe had upon the same on the 28th day of December A. I). 1901, before said Court, at Charleston in District of South C rolina, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon; and that notice thereof be published in the Horry Herald a newspaper printed in said District and that all known creditors and other persons in -interc-t may appear at tin* said time and place and show cause, if any thev have, why the prayer of the said petii inner should not he granted. | Witness 1 lie Honorable Win. II Brawlty, Judge of the sitid Court, and the seal thereof, at Charleston in said district, on the 13th day ol December A 1), 1901 i C J, C Hut sou, Clerk. i Local and Other News, There were frequent showers I \>t . nduy ni^ht ami on Saturday foi I win#. e?top.s The Cough And Worl.s off The Colc't Laxative Promo Qu nine Tablets cure a eold in one day No eure, m pa . Price 25 cents* ?*.? Our people should tube uUvunlu#i ol tiivi eiieap rates to tlie exposition To Cure A Cold in One Day rake Laxative iiruino Quinine i'.io els An dru##isls remnu tin* money if it fa is to eure. K. \V. (Jrove's s.^ualure is uU eael) box. Zoc. ^ome improvements are boin# made to lue si eaaids atony Mali. At root. The Host Prescription l:or Mala u* senilis ami level'is a bottle"! (Jrove's xasieiess Uli'il ionic. It-is siinp'y iron ami quinine i.. a tasteless form. No euro, no pay Price 50 cents, - ? No uioie pardons will tie #runleu by tne ^ovei uoi Uuriu# tlie year m i.ail. use to send in your peli t.iui until the 11 w year comes in. You Know What You Are Taking When you take Drove's Tasteless oliili iouic because lt>e lormula 1 plainly printed on every bottle show iu^AsKil it is simply iron and tannine in a tasteless lorni. No cure, no pay. :>0e. Two now cottages will soon be ready for occupancy. Saw Death Near "I.i oflen made my heart ache," writes L. C. Overs! met, of F.ljjin, Tenn , "to hear my wife omitfh until it seemed hei weak and sore luiijis wmid eollapse. (1 ood doctors said she was so far oone with eon limp lion that no medieino or earthly help could save h-.-r, but a friend recommended l)r Kind's New Discovery and persistent use of this excellent* medieino saved her life." It is absolutely ?,ruaranleed for Cotichs, Colds, Iti'oncliit is., Asthma and all Throat and Lane diseases oOc ami $1.00 at Dr. K. Norton's. Trial bottles free. (i. \V. Martin of llureol paid litis, olliee a pleasant visit last. week. A Woman's Awful Peril. "iiiore is only one chance to save your hU* and that is t hrough an operation" were the startling words heard by Mrs. I. 11. Hunt of Lime liaise, Wis., from her doctor alter he had vainly tried to eure her of a frightful ease of stomach trouble and yellow jaundice. (Jail stones had formed and she constantly ^rew wors?!. Then she bet/an to use Kleetrie Hitters which wholly cured her. It's a wonderful Stoinaeh, Liver and Kidney remedy. Cures Dyspepsia, Loss ol Appetite. Try it. Only ho cents. (Guaranteed. Fur sale by Dr. 10. Norton. Many of our subscribers are com-ino in and paying up There are si ill others et t > come. We are looking fur you. Says he Was Tortured. '1 sutTered such pain from corns I could hardly walk," writes II. Robinson, Hillsborough, Ills., "but Hueklen's Arnica Salve completely cured them." Acts like magic on sprains, bruises, cuts, sores, scalds, hums, boils, ulcers. Perfect healer of skin diseases and piles. (Jure guaranteed by Dr. 10. Norton, 'J5c. Tnat part of the grand jury's report whuh rceoinmcnds the erection of i new court house and jail for the county has been served on the State senator and the Representatives in accordance with an orderpassed and signed by .Indue Huchauan at the last term of court. Food Changed to Poison. Putrefying food in the intestines produces effects like those of arsenit!, but Dr. King's New Life Pill PV ni'l I ni? liiiiwnnu fi'iuri l-\i itfiti'A Uruv. ~..v> . . ..... X, .. I els, gently, easily but surely, our | ing Constipation. Biliousness. Sick ' Headache, Fevers, all Liver, Kidney land Rowel troubles. Only 25o at | Dr. E. Norton's. DIED. Malcolm Talmage Raker, the tw( year old child of Mr. and Mrs. Dan icl II. Raker, died Dee. ftth, 1901 after an illness of two days, ant was buried the day following at th( Raker graveyard. Bright, strong and full of promise, the. child ha* been taken to the heavenly home j. no parents anci many iovcci onelinger behind, i>ut they are sus taincd by His grace Soon we ex poet to rejoin permanently our as ccndcd ones on the eternal shore. S. II. IIootii. A Christmas Tree. There will be a Christ.nan tree 01 Christinas night at the Burroughs Graded School Building. It ha? been arranged for the benefit an< pleasure of all, notonly those win live in town, but all those living nearby in the country who mat wish to lend a hand and help inak< the occasion one of pleasure to th< little ones, it is free to all who art willing to take part. John C Spivoy is the chairman o t he commit tec and will gladly giv< all informal ion concerning the on tertaiornent l ! , * s ?. . r Wonder of wonders! Electricity unchained, tamed, caressed, loved a the Uazrr near the depot. Land Sale. Mate ?>f South Carolina. ( Horry County. \ Iiurr '".'ghs At Collins Co, a \ Complaint c rporit .on as-l.me. I > lYilntifL. I n F te 1" vs. | siirti. 1 Ja s T. McCracken, 1 . a. Prop. Defendant / ty. Court of Common I'leus I U..dei and by vlrlib of u dot ret d >rder uauo in above elated ews>" and sigiii'il by .is Honor, L .ruest Gary, Presiding Judge on March lli > Htli HUM, 1 will off* r for S sale before the Court I ion<e d >or in Con \ .vay, S. t'.. during legal sale hours on the i st Monday in January A. I>. 10u2 the | to)lowing descril ed lands and premises All ami singular that certain piece, par el and tract o! Ian I containing thirty (JO) i res more or i? ss, lying and being in Galivants Ferry township, on the South side of Lake wrtinp. and b >uud< *1 as fol ( ?.?\\ ?.- On the 1 a-t by I M. McCracken's j ml, on the South by M. A. McCracken's . I old and on the West by.lohn Cage's laud ' the same being a part of tli T. M. Mr ' Cracken laud. C Terms of Sa.e Cash, Curchaser to pay C or necessary papers. | 15. J. Sessions, jg SherilT Horry County. r '1 Land Sale. i; i'he State o. South Carolina,/ i Hoi ry Countj . ) Burroughs <Si Collins Co, a corporation, as-ignee. J Complaint .I'laintilTs. J j Vs. F toi Forcelo.-. V John M Lew is, Kenny Lewis, Carrie Lewis, et nl./ ure ol He d ?Ii*ir- at law ol J. C, Lew A i?, deceased. i Property. Defendants. / , h ('ourt ot ('otnmon I'leas. Coder and by Virtue ol a Decretal or- a der made in above stated case and signed f< by his Honor Lamest Gary, Presiding J udgc, on March tin btli, 11K)1, . will olfcr r ;?>r rule beIore tin1 (,'ourl House do r in ^ Conway, S, C., during legal sale hours, mi iln* lirst Monday in January, A. I). 1002, * the follow iug desci ibcd lands ami premi s ses. t All ami singular tlint eeit tin parcel of laud 1 \ mg oil the Last side ol tin' Dog I Huff road, on Brown ."swamp, waters ol lltl.e l'ee Ihe Uiver, supposed to contain dl)acres more* or less, being p ?rt of n ti n t of laud originally granted to lietij iinin Moore and lalnioiid Kusslor two luindred ? and seventy eight acres, hounded oil the Last by 11. C. JoIiiisoiih land, North 'ay laud owned by I'. W llrown, West l>y i land known as the I'o r House land, and | oil tile iSoiitli l>\ hillds hel< ngltlg to I |ol r\ county, and t lie same having lieen n nvey ed to J. c. Lewis by John U ' o ?per by de? d ol date, April bltli 1871. Also, that celtain parcel ol bind lying on t'.e Hist J side id llrown Swamp, coutainiug t .ventj four acres more or less la ing a part ol a tract of seventy eight acres conveyed to .1, (1. Lewis by John U. Cooper by deed ol date the 1st ol Nov, 1887. j Purchaser to pay tor papers. II. J Sessions, Sheriff I lorry County. ?~??? ?Hi Mortgagee s Sale. Under and by virtue ol powers of sa e contained in two certain mortgages execu ted by .1. L. Stroud to the undersigned, J. YV. I lolliday, one dated the bth day ol i'Vbruary, A. I), loll >, the Other dated the . 22ltd day of Septeinher, A. D. 1802. and ^ .ecorded in olllce K. M.C. lor Horry county, the lirst above referred to in Vol. ~ H. pages (iS, i]i? 70 and 71,the s> cond above J re I erred to in Hook 0, pages 215d, 281 and 1382, the debts secured by the btiidj inort 1 gages having been and consented to In writing ny the mortgagor, tlie said .1. L. Stroud, and his consent recorded as by ( law i. quired; 1 will offer for sale at public oiitcr\ before the Court House door at Conway 8. C? on Salesday, Monday .Ian. bill, A. I). 11)02 el) and singular those two ;l ci-i linn mu m in liillll Ul'HC.rilX'd 111 SUIU mortgage- mm follows: Tract No. I. Containing 00 acres, situat<iti County of I lorry, state ot South Cum v linn, in (JLiivanta Kerry township mljoin ing land- of II K. Kodgers, l.cwis Canlion, mid <). Iv Johnson, more particularly known us the llnhcrt lluguinsSr. plantation near Uehoboih eliun h and conveyed j .o said J. I., stroud by J. w. ilollidny. I'raot No. 2. Containing 20 acres (ton- i veyeil to J, L. Sir- ltd t#y U. 1, .Martin, situate in county and state atoresiid and adjoining Tract No. 1, and lands id .1. II. lliiHcldcn and <?. C, Johnson, Term of sal. 'ash. Purchaser ts pay for papers, J. W. Holiday, Mortgagee. Summons for Relief. The St ite of South Carolina, ) County of Horry. ( ( (Court of Common Pleas.) L. S, DeYanc, LMainHIT, vs- I William Jordan, Thadous H. Jordan and li. W. Jordan. Defendants. i To the Defendants; William Jordan. Thadous H- Jordan and li W. Jor- ' ? dan. . You are hereby summoned and re quired to answer the complaint in this action of which a copy is herewith served upon you. and to serve a codv of vour answer to the said | complaint on the subscriber at his j oHiec, Comvay, 8 C., within twenty ! days after the service hereof; etfclu sive of the day of such service; and } if you fail to answer the complaint . j within the aforesaid, the plaintiff in I this action will apply to the court j for the relief demanded in the com, plaint Uobt. R SeahnoKonoii, Plaintiffs At .orney. ' Nov. 15th 1001. 1 To Thadeus H. Jordan and II. W Jordan, absent defendants: Please take notico that the summons herein of which the foregoing* is a eonv and a eonv r?f lh<? <T>rn r %f ~ " ?iv "" ?w x " ' I plaint have been filed in the offieo of I the clerk of court of common pleas for florry county Dated New. lath A. D. 1001 i Koirr. 11 ScARnoiionuii. * Plaintiffs Attorney. S . Notice. On Salesday Monday, Jan. 0th ' 1002. 1 will offer for sale to the highest {bidder for cash, that certain plantation in Socast.ee township, near Soeost.ee bridge, containing200 acres more or less, two dwelling houses, ' one store house, barns and stables, and one tenant house, the pr ?perty ' of J. I> MoLin, 2."? or 20 acres clear ed, brings a bale of cotton to the acre. Fine orchard of young fruft , trees just bearing. ' 11. J. Skksionr Agent. ????? i, .- i MARKETS. (5 KOHOKTOWN. Jow?Vir^in 1.1)0 fellow ?lip 1.00 iorape ... !.25 Spirits turpentine 22 tosin. common .... I I'M \V II..M1NUTON. Spirits turpentine steady. lacldnc barrels 2."> ountrv on .'14 to ! 00 \ir tirin at . . $1.20 Crude Turpentine. Hard $1.10 )ip $2.00; Virgin COTTON. )rdinary Idols f1 ,l> 5ood Ordinary. .. .0 II Itl '* " jO\v Middling 7 5 1(1 '? (i 1 iilc.ll i n 7; " Jood Middling N 1-10 " Jorn i n(<? 77 lams VAuiu lliouldcrs 11 (?12 Ihiekens 10 to 28 'urkevs nor lb (Iiv?0 ^ggs 20 low Hens (iOe. per bush 'eanuts 70o " 44 Christ mas is Coming' So atv wo, uoming' to the front in >w price on Dry Hoods, Notions, liots, Shoes. 11:11s. ('nps. Clothing ml (J roeeries, at prices never lieore heard of \W have moved our stool; of goods i'i in the Murrell Dnilding oppt site In* jail to the store on corner of lain Street and lib Avenue, oppoite Hank, where we will be pleased o meet our friends and customers. Sessions & Son, Opposite the Dank GRAND Auction Sale. Dusenbury & Co, AT TODD I 7 LLE, S (\, Vill ofl'er to the Highest bidder or CASH, on rU-SDAY Dec. 24th, no lonowinjf, viz: >ne Horse, Oiio Mule, One Farm 'art. ()ne Sliot (inn. in adit ion to ilie above. w? have well selected stock of (Scneral lereliandise which we olTer to the uiblic at greatly reduced prices, as ve are overloaded. COMH ONE! COME ALL!! Ihiscuhury A Co, TODDVILLE, S. C. SUPPLIES Do you need any? I am prepared Lo (ill all your needs. Examine my complete line of hi<_di ^rade groceries why use tin inferior article when you can buy t he TOD of the MARKET for the same money. I buy Cheap Cor Cash ami my customers ^et the. benefit in Low I'rices, i I can please you in Hardware, Tin Ware, Hoots. .Shoes, iMaids, Clin# ham::, Dry Hoods, Notions, flats, Caps, tobacco and thousands of other l hin^s. I Deal in Pine and Cypress Timber and pay HIGHEST MARKET PRICES Either in cash or supplies. 1 am in the market for COTTON in TURPENTINE. I can handle all that is raised in the. township. My prices arc yfood as the best. (livo me a trial at either of my places of business. Yours for trade, W. J. SINGLETON. MBHtKKKMTVBMiW osvftksus jCrMZTTOMRHnt/ Notice. All person* holding el-dins Mipihct Mr*, Mary H. Ilo.ity, d "o-iscd, I f of ( nnway, S (! . will pl?-t?sn present the same, pri?p crlv attested, to the nndcralgnod, at Preen ville, S. ('., and ?.ll person# indebted t' said deceased are requested to mako prompt payment to me or mv alto.ncy* Johnson & (pcittleh'ium, ('onway, S ('., who ire authorized to receive and receipt for th? same. Kurd I). Ci su m \n, Executor * f Will of Mrs. M. H- Meaty, deceased. 4t Nov. ?0th lhOt. III. - ? s Look U it Lor !t! I I I I I ( i If you are looking out for your own interests. You will not forget the dollar si^n, and how mnchifol lows it when you buy our floods. Compare t he same sold by others, and toll us honestly if we do not fur iish you more value for the $ than anv of onreoinpetitors. The amount that you pay depends on what you pret, but you may al I ways be sure of bavin" the worth of your money. <>.ir plan of buying and sellinj* makes money for our customers. It always pays to "ot tfnod (puility. and we keep watch of the prices Try us on these neees si ties on which you are willing to make a savin". II SO MS. A shoe with- a reputation is'the kiucT'for you to purchase?provided the reputation is a jjood one. we are selling shoes in any shape toe, liudit or heavy soles, lucre or button, ehocolate, black or tan. Extraordinary speeial offerings in all lines feelino is believing and wearing is proof positive. You will lincl all t lirouoii our stoc k bio bargains for Kail and winter that will please you. l'LAIUS. l'rutt.y i'iauls at pretty pricres. They are both domestic and import ed. The imported {roods have a distinct quality in accordance with their extra cost, li.it the domestic paterns are attractive enough to satisfy. cLOTH INt*. You can olTord o bo well clothed because our clothing cost little, wears lono and {fives satisfaction. You want your boy to be well dress ed, we want to supply the clothing to dress hilli well, Clothes for 1 iimastcrs as well as bio ones are our specialty. From the Kinder^artner to the head of the house we can fur nish every man and b >y with the best of clothino at very small lioures. IIATS when you o(?t our mark in your tat you have a guarantee of the best hat of its kind. Our mark stand for reliability, excellence, anything you please in {food hat wear. You are sure your-hat leads the fashion when | you buy it here IIA i? NIOSS. There is character in Harness. Kvery one should knew how to so lo'.:t t ho best. Those: who don't know may depend on us. Our attention is given to really good harness substantially made and rightly sold. You'll get service and style out of what wo sell you. wo make it a point to kcyp in stock every tiling that is needed in '.his countov and at prices that will induce you to come again. (trocerios we arc headquarters for all kinds of Groceries, by wholesale and retail we guarantee everything as represented. For the next 00 days we intend offering our entire stock of merchandise at a price that will save you many dollars, we have the goods and the prices that will please you. ' i / IB i (OUB 1 BUI .i i , , u Christinas Goods) Wo have a ire > lino of Christmas Holiday ;;n ><!> which wo are offering ircry low, and ask that yon call and nake your sclceti ?n> ocforo they arc licked over. We also have a biyf ot of fruit which must o<> during ho holidays. Spivey Mercantile Co J. C. SPIVKV, 1 ? i iv Manager. mm \ on can k'?t. your Photos at Jasquc's any day. Von can hav 'alarming of any kind done. Give me a trial. 11. K. OASQUK. Largest and in 1 < 1 oOib lishment South. Geo. Uticker Cx Son Manufacturers of DOORS, S A SI I, I5LINDS. MOL hi) I NO AND HUILDINO M ATKK1 AL. CHARLESTON, S. C. 544- 548 King Street. J OS KIM I T. WALSH, Attohnkv at Law. Con way, ? S C. Ollice up stairs in S|?i\v> Ruilc.ing rear .room <>n li ft of I lull. SPIVEY & COLLINS CO. Firej Insn rune Bicycles. D. A. SPIVEY, M VV. COLLINS President, Secretary Office In Hank Uuitriing mau.iu! ::v. rm vrmiajaa 3 MAC 111 N K AND HKPAIP SIIOl'S. HO I LKll WOUK. LICHT AND HEAVY SMITH WOHIs OF A Lf KIND. Wo keep a full lino of steam hi titles, Injector.-.. valves, pin king Oi waste etc Also ciu'i ia, e and wa^oi hardware and mater.al. Paints Oil. Varnish etc. Wo solicit yoi i pat rename. II. II. WOODWARD. LAW vk.R ? > Prompt attention to Collect in (Spivoy Building.) CONWAY. S. C. W: A. MOORE, Land Surveyor, Correspondence Solicited. Address, either Conway, s. C., rHomo wood. S. 0. ; I to writo for our contldential letter before up I !fl plying for patent: it may l>e worth money I Wo promptly obtain U. 8. an<l Foreign ? PATENTS and TRADE MARKS o return EN' | TIRE attorney s fee. Send model, sketch I or photo and wo send an IMMEDIATE I PR EE report on patentability. >Ne give the beat legal service and advice, and ou.? 1 charge* aro moderate. Try us. . . SWIFT & CO., Patont lawyoirs, Opp. U.S. Patent Office,V/a3hinflton, D.C E? MM MM Ml laulHII l?H ' THE BEST y wUal nut Vvo\w 1 * buy tho most of. Thut'a Why UcnhV.s (Sarj?ai>i?rUUt b. > t > w.t'i f t pi A tM| - a.?t *2 r*