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' if me" - ' ,"** - The Horry Herald. Published Kvory TUuisday. THURSDAY DEC. 26h 1901 MATTERS LOCAL AND OTHERWISE. Olfl iiirw^pttpors for sale cheap at this office. Misn Lillian Stalrey sjumit last Saturday id tlwe iown. VV. A. Freeman returned to Conway last Friday. The Hkiiai.h and Comoner one year for $ 1.7a Sam Cook of Gideon was one of .our callers last week. MisE Janie Collins is at home from i college to spend the holidays. Mr. and Mrs J. S. Buck visited tthe county seat last Thursday. Lieut. Jos. 1). West, of Socastee, iwae on our streets last Saturday .Magistrate Boyd of Simpson Creek itowusU^ was in Conway last Friday. lI 1? lr?ft last. Sundav for Mwllins where he will spend Hie holiday*. Six r j ?aaed dwelling for rent to desirable tenant, by C P. Quattle baurn. (1. Fred Stalvey visited Qharleston lust Thursday and ret urned home > n Saturday. A. J. Clurldy, one of Socastee's good citizens was in the city one wday lust week. >0.ipt R. G. Dusenbury and fumi^ireoccupying their new rosidence on j^uurel streetMabel Norton arrived home r'?n lust Friday from Columbiu Fe imale College. Jos T. Walsh, Esq , will spend ttho holidays with friends and relu tlives in Marion county. '.U ,J. Prince of Tjoris paid this of flit# t ^pleasant call while in town llust fcftYu'day. ?. J. passed through town lUust Saturday from Socastee where Ihe has been teaching. A fine tlow of water has beer, obtained from another artesian well inear the Gullv. Miss Eva Wilkes left last Friday to .spend thu holidays at her home in Chester County. Capt* V. V Richardson passed 'through town last Saturday from a : flying visit to Hucksport. J. J, Pittman. mailing clerk of the 'Wilmirtgtou ,,Gtar" arrived in the city Monday to spend the holidays. There was a light fall of snow last "Thursday afternoon. This is the ithird snow we have had this winter, Miss Fannie .Tolly returned last 35a turd ay from Wanamaker where t^fae has been engaged in teaching. The Messrs Barron, of Columbia, father and son, were here last Saturday to spend several days in hunting. Bell's Meiical Compound is made ; in this county and is a sovereign remedy for all lung diseases. Get .it at I)r* Norton's. Charley Scarborough and William .^Jordan came home from the So ith Carolina College last Saturday to -..spend the holidays. All par licit who owe us accounts arc requested to come in and settle up. The next issue will be in the new year. Jos. Todd, the county supervisor, returned last Saturday from Greenville where he attended as a member tA the good roads con /ention. T T- Thomas of Nixonvillc is a r;?w subscriber whose name was en rolled one day recently. We want a thousand more to do likewise. Miss Maude lJeaty passed through town last Saturday on her way home from Galivants Perry whero she is teaching the public schoolHon. Robt. 13. Scarborough returned home from Washington last Friday, congress having adjourned for the holidays on Thursday the day before Por your convenience as well as ours, Mr Lewis, the county audi tor, will give receipts for subscriptions to the paper while taking tax returns over the county. Carpenter Z. U Johnson has the contract for building a tenant house for A. 0. Thompson on ona of the lots lately purchased by him on 5th avenue. The work will begin short \y after Christinas. The house it already engaged by a tenant it i* ,4jaid. UUUIUM ? ? *??mi?? by r^iolv- |' Jno. G. Baker of Adrian was in town on Monday 1' P. Carter is one of our Chris* mas week callers. C. E. llascldeii passed through town last Tuesday. Lot of line black jack and dry pine wood for sale by C- l\ Quattlebaum. M. J. Grant left last Tuesday and will be away for several days Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Anderson of Eddy Lake were in the city <>n a shopping tour last Monday. Hamp Dusenbury has accepted a position as engineer on the Liar denia at Georgetown. The weather changed warmer on Taos Jay night. The week preced ing was very cold. Auditor Jas. A. Lewis left Tuesday to spend several days at his old home in Galivants Perry. Miss Loulu Moore, who has been spending some time with relatives at Moultrie, Ga., returned last Monday. Capt. and Mrs. J. M Oliver left | Tuvsday to spend Christmas with the former's brother, I). W. Oliver Sr., of Socastee. There was a Christinas tree at the school house last night (Wednesday) for the benefit of the young people and the older ones too. DeWitt Stanley, a colored citizen of Soeustee, takes and appreciates his county paper. He never forgets to pay his subscription. Mr. and Mrs. W. II Spivey of Moultrie, (la. arrived here the first of the week to sp.'iul Christinas with relatives and friends. Send in your name with one dollar and get the IIkuai.d for the coming year. v<>u cannot spend a dollar in a better way. Next Wednesday is new ^ ears j Day. The colored people are preparing for an emancipation celo Oration on that day. and have, seyeral orators booked for the occasion. There was a large i rowd of people here last Monday. The streets presented a lively appearance all day. The merchants had a good trade, the stores being crowded with people. Please don't forget that our popular county auditor will have some Hkhald subscription blanks along when be takes bis trip around the co jnty taking tax returns. He will not be duning anybody, just taking them along for convenience, l'ay the money and get your receipt. Call at Spivey s for Christmas toys, 'Ie keeps them nice and neat, lie offers special prices to boys And to the girls very cheap. This is Christmas week and the paper is printed a day earlier than usual on this account. Wo trust our rcuduas will pardon us if thov do not find as much ruadii g matter as usual. The printer wants to enjoy Christmas just as much us any body, and wo are sure none of our subscribers will object to bis having the holiday. 1 ho clerk of the court has reoeiv (_?<1 the judge's decision in the matter of the appeal from the Magistrate s court in the case of Hughes, Admr , vs. Molcy Hrown and others. The Judge decided in favor of the defend ant Hrown, who has the Verdict for return of the property The plain tiff may appeal to the Supreme Court. One of t he largest mortgages ever recorded in this State is now being placed on record in the clerk's oflicc. It contains 20,001) words and secures the sum of $2,000,000. The record ing fees will amount to $10 50 and j the clerk'sassistants will bo at work for moro than a week before the job of recording it is finished. It will he recorded in six of the other conn-1 ties of the State. The colored Probate Judge of Georgetown county Win. It Wood bury, is charged with fraudulently convening to his own use, a certain Elliott estate amounting to$088.82| and a bench warrant was issued for, his arrestat the recent term of court there. His predecessor in office was tried fora like ortense and escaped on appeal to the Supreme i court, on a mere technicality. Sev ! oral prominent business men of Georgetown are on his bond. Hear in mind tin; Christ mas tree, It'll be at the School House, Spivey can furnish all you need As cheap as Hroadwny Kouss. 1ST l(i [I KHALI) and the semi weekly News and Courier one year for only $1.75. MARRIED At the residence of tho bride's, father in Soeastee on Thursday Dee. 19th, 1901, Miss Jennie Miller to, Tbos. M. Smith, liev. G. W. Gatlin 1 performing the ceremony Woodmen of the World. At a recent meeting of this order the following officers were elected for the ensuing year. Con. Com S. T. Sessions: 11. H. Woodward Clerk: Adv. Lieut. E. T. Lewis: Hanker. B. B. McWhite; HscOrt J. N. Mar tin; Secty. George L. Marsh; Watchman I) D. Ilarrelson; Mana get s J. L. Dozier Jehu Causov, Physician Dr. E. Norton. Chaplain, J W. Klkins. Death of Ex-Chancellor Johnson. The death of this venerable deci' pie of Blackstonc occurred last week s in Marion, lie was well known in 1 llorry county, having been here of i ten at the terms of the court during many years. The last time he ap; poured'in a case at this bar was in ? tho case of Small et al vs llinson at the October tern' last \ear. sr^, i.i?r thy?, Locul and Other News, 1\ 10 Leo of Duluh, paid tlioll Kit-? ai. 1? ottiee a plcueant rail last Sat at- ( day. Stops The Cough Ami Works oft The Cold. Laxative liromo Qu nine Tablets euro a cold in one day No cure, no pay. Price 2o cents +I). W. Ha per was in town several days recently looking after bis luis iness interests in relation to the new lumber plant. To Cure A Cold In One Day Take Laxative llromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund tIn* money if it fails to euro. K. W. (J rove's signature is on each box. -Joe. The public school at Toddvilio closed last Friday and Miss Sue Kol linson, t lie teacher, returned to her home near ; oinewood. The Host Prescription For Alain'in Chills and lever is a bottle of <j rove's Tasteless Clrll Tonic. It is simp'y iron and ?iuiuine in a tasteless form.No cure, no pay. Price oU cents. We t rust that the subject of pub lie improvements, such as electric lights and a water works system will not he completely forgotten. I .i?t caim.I .t.m ML.O K;.. . . -v v .m/.uv; wur \ * i du ? i lit' i i i ^ \ k'vvrs i j for the paper. - ? - cm You Know What Yon Arc Taking When yon take (Jrove's Tasteless ' Clull i'onie because ti.e tormula i> ' plainI.n printed on every boll le show i 11 thai it is simply Iron and <v>?ii , nine in a tasteless form. No cure, | no oav. ;>0o. i i Our * 01 respond*, nts are enjoying the lioli ays ai.d have neglected to send in their letters as usual this week and last. We hope to hear 'roai t hem nj/uin soon. Saw Death INear. "It often made m.v heart who." writes L. C. Ovcrstieet, id' lOltfin. i Tenu , "to hear my wife eou^fh until 1 it seemed her weak and sore lun^s 1 would eollapse. (lood doctors said 1 she was so far j?oue with eom.ump lion that no medicine or earthly ( help could save her, but a friend | recommended Dr. Kino's New Dis i eovery and persistent use of this ex- < eellont medicine saved her life." !? is absolutely guaranteed for Coughs, Colds, IJronehilis Asthma and all Throat and Dune diseases otic and ' $1.00 at l)r 10. Norton's. Trial bottles free. In Drank Leslie's Popular Month ' ly for January, Senator Tillman publishes a vigorous article in defence of the dispensary law Roth > the friends and enemies of the law , will read his article with keen inter- < est i A Woman's Awful Peril. '"l/here is only one chance to save ] your life and that is through an op eralior. ' were the. startling words heard by Mrs I R. Until of Lime < Kidire, Wis., from her cK.etor after < he had vainly tried to cure her of a < frightful ease of stomach trouble 1 and yellow jaundice. (Jail stones had formed and she constantly grew j win's'', Then she I>< i/an to u-e Klee- j trie Hitters which wholly cured her. , It's a wonderful Stomach, Liver and | Kidney remedy. Cures Dyspepsia, i Loss of Appetito. Try it Only 50 . cents, Guaranteed. For sale by Dr. IS. Norton. Rev. G. W. Gatlin of Murrcljs In ' let was in town the first of the wick. I S'u'3 he Was Tortured. ' I sulTered such pain from corns I could hardly walk," writes II. Robinson, Hillsborough, Ills., '"but Bucklen's Arnica Salve completely ' cured them." Acts like magic on sprains, bruises, cuts, sores, scalds, burns, boils, ulcers.' Perfect healer of skin diseases and piles. Cure guaranteed by Dr. 10. Norton, 2f>e. i Congress adjourned on last Thnrs- , day to meet again on Monday, Jan. Gth, 1902. Food Changed to Poison. I Putrefying food in the intestines produces effects like those of arsenic, hut Dr. King's New Life Pills ; expel tiie poisons from clogged bow- ( els, gently, easily but surely, cur- ( ing Constipation. Biliousness. Sick , Headache, Fevers, all Liver, Kidney and Bowel troubles. Only 25c at Dr. IS. Norton's. A Charter (IranteH The secretary of slate yesterday ! granted a charter to the Stone Bros. ' Company of Little River, Horry j county, the object of which is to do, a general mercantile business. The , officers aro J. H. Stone president. H 0. Stone vice president, and W. i' II. Stone. Jr., secretary and treas j urer.?'The State. For nil fomiHof Muliiinl 1><>1*' niuic lake Fohnson'a Chill and Fever ToiiU. A taint of Malarial noisoninir in your id oil moana misery ami failure. Blood mod1 inearan't I cure Malarial poisoning. Tito n itWlo# for ilia JuhuMoa'g Ionic Got a bo tie to-day. Costs 50 Cents If It Cures. LaaaapMMaaaAaaaMak waaaaaMaai Notice. All n,......?. .1-11 1 < . .. ?n I-.-IMIIIW IKMUllli; ('.IHIIIIH 11^1)1 list .Airs. Mary 11. Heaty, diseased, late ??!' ( on way, S (! , will please present the same, )?r<?perly attested, to the undersigned, at (Ireenvi 11", S. ('., and .11 persona Indebted to said deceased are requested to make prompt ;.ayinei.t to me or my attorneys, Johnson & Qnittlnhaum, Conway, S who are authorized to receive and receipt for the same. Kurd II. Cusii,m\n, Executor of Will of Mrs. MII. Heaty, deceased, 4t IS noUrojV u.> in goiug ovor th. ?m- ]| rOMC-^ i- . i Land Sale. rState of South Carolina, ) I lorry County. \ l.turroughs Collins Co, a \ Complain corporation. assignee. I Plaintiffs ( for Kotech vs. / Mir*-. James T. McCracken, 1 I tea I Prope Defendant. / ty Court of Common Pleas I'mler ami by virtu* of a decretal orde made in above stated cuS" ami signed b liisj Honor, K truest (Jury, Presiding Judg on Si arch lli-? St li IDtM, 1 will offer f'o Hale before tin* Court House door in Con way, S. C.. during legal sale hours on tli llrst Monday in January A. I). liHijj tli following described lands and premises. All and singular that certain piece, par eel and tract of land containing thirty (ltd acres more or I* ss, lying and being ii (ialivants Kerry township, on the Snutl side of Lake Swamp, and b umded is fol low.: On the Ka>t by T M. McCracken' land, on the Soulb by M. A. McCracken' bind and on the West by John Page's lam the same being a part of the T, M. Me C'racken land. Terms of Sale Cash, Purchaser to | in for necessary papers. 11. J. Sessions, Sheriff I lorry County. Land Sale. The State o. Soiitli Cuiolin i. ? I lorry County. \ Hurroughs *V Collins Co,a I orporation, assignee. j Complaint 1 'laiiiliffs. / vs. t for Foivtios lotin M Lewis, IbnaV Low i- , Carrie Lewis, et aid lire of 1 1 I loirs at law ol .1. (now A In, deceased. i 1'mporty. Defendants'. / Court of ('ointnon Pleas. I'uiior and by Virtue of )i Decretal or lor made in nbovo stated ease arul signet [>y 11i> Honor Earnest (Jury, Presiding I udgc, on March tin 8th, HUM, will oil* i lor sale before tho Court House ilo >r it Conway, S, during legal sale hours, oi Ilio lirst MoucL.y In January, A. I). P. 10.' tho lollowino dosotibod lands and preini HOB. All and singular that cert tin pari t 1 ol land lying on tho East sid?' ol ilo* Dor If lull'road, on Drown Swamp, wutors ol littlo I'oo l)oo Diver, supposed to oontaii 00 acres uioro or loss, being p >rt of a trad of laud originally grantod to llonjaiuii Monro and Edmund Muss for two hundred and sovonty eight acres, boundod on tin Last by II. C. Johnsons land, North by land owned by L. \V Drown, Wost by land known as tho Po. r lloiiso laud, and on tho South by lands hclotigmg to Horry county, ami the same having boon convoy oil to J. C. Low is by John U ' ,'onpcr by Jot d of dato, April Nth 1871. Also, that certain parool ol land lying on tl.e d ? st ddool Drown Swamp, containing twentylour acros more or loss being n part ol a tract of sovonty eight acres convoyed to J, I). Lewis by John 11. Cooper by deed ol late the 1st of Nov. 1881. Purchaser to pay for papers. li. J Sessions, Sheriff I lorry County. Mortgagee's Sale. Under and by virtue ol powois of sale ontainod in two certain mortgages ex'ocu ,od by J. L. Stroud to tho undersigned, J, W. I lolliday, one dated the 8th day ol I'Vbruny, A. I), lot) ', the other dated the .'Jnd day of September, A. D. lSU'J. and iocorded in oilico D, M. C. lor I lorry ounty, the lir.Nt aboui referred to in Vol. H, pages 118, (11) 70 and 71,tiio second above re I erred to in Dook 0, pages !3!ld, 'JJ1 and iJ'J, thi'debts secured by tho said] mori gages having been and consorted to in writing oy the uiortgagi.r, tho said J, L, Stroud, and his consent recorded as by law rt-nulred; 1 will offer for sale at pub lie. outcry before the Court I louse door at L'onway S, C? on Salt sduy, Monday Jan. Ith, A. I). I'.IO'J ell and singular those lw< certain tracts ol land described in said mortgages as follows: Tract No. I. ContainingtiO acres, situate ii louniy ol l lorry, Mite ol South Cure linn, in (jjivunts Ferry township mijoin ing I and-* of II |\. Redeem, l.cwis (Jan noil, a|)il (>. 10. Johnson, more particular)} known us the Robert Muggins Sr. plantaion near Kchnboth clpirch and conveyed .o said J. I,. Stroud by J. W. Ilollidny, I'ract No. 2. Containing 20 acres con/eyed to J, Ij. Stroud by II. I, Martin diuale in county and State ato. es dd and idjoining Tract No. 1, and lands of .1, II llaseldeii and (), 10, Johnson, Term of sale aash. Purchaser Is pay tin papers, J. W. Holiday, Mortgagee. Summons for Relief. The St Me of South Carolina, / County of I lorry. t (Court of Common Pleas.) Ii. S, I)cVane, Plain*ill', vs. William Jordan, Thadeus 15. Jor dan and 15. W. Jordan, Defendants To the Defendants; William Jordan Thadeus 15' Jordan and 15 W. Jor dan. You are hereby summoned and re [juircd to answer the complaint it this action of which a copy is here with served upon von. and to serve a copy of your answer to tin: sail complaint on the subscriber sit hi; oftiee, Conway, S C., within twenty days after the service hereof; cxclu sive of the day of such service; an< ii you mil to answer tho complain within the aforesaid, the plaintiff ii this action will apply to the cour for the relief demanded in tlic com plaint Roirr. H Scauiiokoiuii, P lain tiffs At xtrney. Nov. loth 15)01. To Thadeus 15. Jordan and l?. \V Jordan, absent defendants: Please take notice that the sum mons herein of which the foregoing is a copy and a copy of the corn plaint have been llled in the ofliee o the clerk of court of common plea for Horr.v count v Dated Nov. lot I A. I). 11M)1 KoHT. I? S<" A It IK >110171 i II Plaintiffs Attorney. Notice. On Salcsday Monday, Jan. i?t 1902, I will offer for sale to the hi^l ostjbidder for cash, that certain plan tation in Sncnsteo township, neu Socostee bridge, containing 200 acre more or less, two dwelling house? one store house. barns and stable? and one tenant house, the pr rpert of J. \, McLin, 25 or lit)acres clear ed, brings a bale of cotton to tli acre. Fine orchard of young frn trees just bearing. I?. J. Suasions Agent mien. ^Dianrwerg m . - f -L_l? MARKETS* ( G KOROKTOWN. New-Virgin I f>0 Yellow dip 1.1)0 r Scrape ... 1.25 Spirits turpentine 31 Rosin, common 1.10 r ,, W11. Ml NO TON. r Spirits turpentine steady. r Machine barrels 35 p countrv oa 31 l> Ro KM) Tar firm at #1.2H a Crude Turpentine.- Hard ?1.10 i Rip ?2.00 ; Virgin i COTTON. Ordinary 3 5-1 Gels"fJ .b * Rood Ordinary. .. .Gil IG ' " I Low Middling 7 5 IG > " Middling 7J Good Middling. .v. . K 1-1G " f Corn 7f>(V? 77 Hams l.'Wr 1 1 Shoulders Il(<?12 Chickens 10 to 28 Turkeys per lb (live) Eggs 20 Cow Peas GOe. per bush Peanuts 70c " " Christians is Coining I I So are we. coming to the front in low price on Dry Goods, Notions, Hoots, Shoes. Hats. Caps, Clothing and Groceries, at prices never he I fore heard of W e have moved our slock' of goods from the Murrell Ihiilding opposite ' the jail to the store on corner of Main Street and-lth Avenue, opposite Rank, where we will be pleased to meet our friends and customers, r I ;[ Sessions & Son, : ()pposite t he I lank i! I GRAND Auction Sale. Dusenbury & Co, AT TOlJL) I 'ILL /<:, s. r., Will oll'or to tin? Highest bidder f?>r (JASI1, on TUrSDAY Dec. 24tli, tin? following, viz: One llor.se, One Mule, One Ktrin ' Curt. (tin* Shot (! tin. in adit ion to the above, wo have ? a well selected stock of (leneral Merchandise which we oiler to the? public at greatly reduced prices, as we are overloaded. COM 10 ONE! COM K ALL!! i: Ihisciilmry X (Jo, , TODDVILLK. S. C. l m Do you nood any? I am prepared to fill all your needs. Kxamine my complete lino of liitfli tfrade groceries why use an infeiior article when you can buy the TOP of the M A L{KKT for the same money. I buy Cheap For Cash and my customers ?jet the benefit in Low Prices, 1 , 1 can please you in Hardware, Tin Ware, Hoots. Shoes, iMaids, Din# ham::, Dry Hoods, Notions, Hats, Caps, tobacco and thousands of otliJ or t hi nes. i I Deal in t 1 Pine and Cypress Timber and pay HIGHEST MARKET PRICES Hither in cash or supplies. 1 am in the market for mm AMI T1RPFJTIIF. I ran handle all that is raised in ( the township. My prices arc "ood as the best. 1 (jive me a trial at either of my plas ees of business, i Yours for trade, W. J. SINGLETON. h ii r s h y ie ft I iwmw ~ i if>ni ^ - ? | littaSitttiitti - . " . ' 111 "** " I ^ ? Look Out L ! TUS An Inegn DruDktr In Bl ^cxlou " If you an; looking out for your own interests. Von will not forget thedollur xion, and how inuchifol lows it when you buy our ^oods. Compare t lie same sold by others, and tell us honestly if we do not fur nish you more value for the .* than anv of ourc'ompetitors. The amount that you pay depends on what you }^et . but you may al ways bo sure of having the worth of your money. Our plan of buying and selling makes mom v for our ,.MC O ....... . Ill - , ,.C minvhvs i i;i \ s I o gel good quality. ami wo keep watoli of tin* prices 'Pry lis on tlioso noees sitios on wliioli you are willing to make a sa\ ing. SI MHOS. mf MA A slioo willi<?Uj reputation is the kiml'Tor you to purchase provided the reputation is a good one. we are selling shoes in any shape tot*, light or heavy soles, laee or but ton, chocolate, hiaek or tail. Pxtraordinary special offerings in all lines feeling is believing and wearing is proof positive. Vou will lind all through our siock big bargains for Kail and winter that will please you. PLASMS. Pretty i'iauls at pretty prices, They are both domost ie and import eel. The imported goods have a distinct quality in uccdrduhcc with their extra cost, but the domestic paterns are attractive enough tcj satisfy. cLOTII IN(?. You can olTord o be well clothed because our clothing cost little, wears long and gives satisfaction. You want your boy to i>e well dress eel. we want to supply the clothing to dress hi Hi well. Clothes for lit masters as well as big ones are out specialty. I'roni the Kindergart nei to 1 he head of the house we can fur nisli every man and toy with the best of clothing at very small fig u res. HATS when yon got our mark in youi '.at you have a guarantee of the best hat of its kind. Our mark stand foi reliability, excellence, anything yoi please in good hat wear. You art suro yourdii'l leads the fashion whei you buy it here HA UN I0SS. There is character in Harness Kvery one should know how to so lo-t the best. Those who don' know may depend on us. Our at tenlion is given to really good liar ncss substantially made and rightlj sold. You'll get service and styh out of what we sell you. wo make it a point to koyp ii stock every thing t hut is needed ii '.his countoy and at prices that wil induce you to come again, braveries we are headquarters for all kind: of fJroceries, by wholesale and retai we guarantee every thing as repre sen ted. For the next 00 days we intent ottering our entire stock of merehan disc at a price that will save yoi many dollars, we have the goods and the prices thai will ulouso von $ Will. , thoy aaemed a few weeks ago. NO 2:; ^ HOMI GOLD CURE. f' loua Treatment by which deer? Be In g Cured Daily pit? 01 Themtelveeib Doeee No Wakening of ee, A Pleasant and PoeiI * for the Liquor Habit* * known aa<l underetood hi|M# and not weakrni jvm, and nertee I llu UVftl ?,r oon' ^ - dree an Yo? ''Mil jfet your**'. any day. Vou can ... "UnrBinjf of any Idnd done. CJivo mc a trial. J I n- K'- BASQUE. I r , ijiirp'si an i most complete ostab lishtnent South. tl J Geo. Is. I!ticker Cx Son; 5 a ^ ''J Manufacturers of DOORS, SASH, RL1NDS, MOULD INCJ AND RUILDING MATERIAL. CHARLESTON, S. C. 544- 54H King Street. J OS KIM I T. WALSH, Attohnky at Law. Con wav. ? ,? ? S C. ( )fllee up stairs in Spivoy Huilc'ing re.U' room on left of llall. i ISPIVLY 6c COLLINS CO. | Fire[]Insurune 'Bicycles. I). A. SPlVhY, M W.COLLINS President, Secretary Office in Hnnk Huildtng i? imii a?u?a:?iMirinfln??? . in in m > - MACHINE AN'I) REPAIR ' SHOPS. ! HOI [.Ell WOllK. LIGHT AND 1 HEAVY SMITH WOUIv OF ALL K INI). Wo keep a full lino of steam fit . tin^s, Injectors valves, packing Oil ( waste etc Also carriage and wagot hard ware and material. Paints Oil. Varnish etc. We solicit yor.l* ? patronage. i i _ H. II. WOODWARD, C L.WVVBIl- " "(."r "? a Prompt attention to Colleetior ?. 1 (Spivcy Huilding.) CONWAY S. C. 1 W: A. MOORE, Land Surveyor, (Jorrespoir.lenco Solid ted. Address, either Conway, s. C., Home wood. S. C. I~ to write for our confidential letter before ap 1 plying for patent; it may be worth money f Wo promptly obtain U. H. and Foreign PATENTS ^TRAOE MARKS or return EN* | TIRE attorneys fee. 8end model, sketch I or iihoto and wo send an IMMEDIATE I FREE rej>ort on patentability. We g?ve the nest legal service and advice, and our charges are moderate. Try us. I SWIFT & CO., ? I Patent Lawyoi**0 . Opp. U.S. Patent Office,Washington, DX ' r XHE BEST I* what u?? rwpn luiv ilu' most of. That's Why IIood> SarsHpnrUla liu* ti.< lfV'H'.'fcl wh>OF ALL MEOJCiNES- V ? *****v. '