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The Horry Herald. Published bJvory Thuisday. THURSDAY JAN. 2nd 1D02 suj~i 0 1 i ( MATTKRS LOCAL AND OTHERWISE. ) I "Yesterday*was New Years Day. J Old newspapers for sale cheap at | tih is oil ice. i The Hrrai.d and Comoner one year for $1.75. , Come to this office for job print ( in^ of all kinds. *?/ Tarn still hea 1-piarters for shoos. S. T. Sessions. Pay your subscriptu n to the ( County Auditor. * ( U. M. Bmwh paid this ofliee a call one day last week. t Rubber boots add shoes at S. T. 1 >' Sessions's.; <. (5. W. Sessions of Adrian was in ' ' towr. one day last week. Kobt. M Floyd of Mullins was in | ("Conway last Monday. Asa Cause of the Hammond sec ttion was in Conway last Fr.day 1 A. E. Goldfinch spent Christmas wvith his parents at Hayboro. 5as. Murdoch of Socastee was at ( tttariount.t seat last Saturday < T. .W. Johnson of the Zoau sec l&iuu iptuid us a a visit last Monday. iLot of line black jack and dry pine ' *JO*.?d ,for sale by C. P. Quattlebaum < ( General J. P. Derham spent Christinas ut his li^mo at Powellville I Mrs \V. A. Saunders of Wilmington is visiting rejatjves in town. A. C. Thompson ileft Jast Satnr- . day to be away several days on bus- j iness. 1 /dir. and Mrs. Donald V. Richard , rso?; .arrived in the city last Tuesday | rufUtyoon. , _.Ui)|/?f' Main street, between Uth /^^fand 7th avenues, is in a deplorable -^condition. A J. Uowell of Jordanville paid < t)))? office a pleasant call one day luft week ( V The county treasurer slides that ( the people are slow about paying i taxes. I Miss Janie Collins has returned (. to her studies ??t Columbia Female ' i Col lego. Rev. W. If. Kirtou of Loris was in Coins ay the lirst two days of the \ week. ,rS. S. Harper of Port Ifarrelson , -was on our streets last Monday af- j Uernoon. i A lar^e lot cf men's and boys' 1 ?clothing. I;ftm selling at jobbers prices. S. T. Sessions. 1 'Cupt. J. P. rlcNeill came up from Creorgctown on Christmas day with tubf) ,tug, ILovutta. "VV. Va.^ Mariner, ?. C., 'Visited his broth.01', Magistrate J. S. Vaught last wyeij. It. W. Lane and W. J. Jordan returned to the South CaroJJna Col" .lege last Monday. Miss Sarah Nixon, a very aged 1 'maiden lady died at her home nepr Nivonville a few days ago. ! Miss Fannie Jollie after spending 'the holidays at home has returned to her duties at V/anamaker. The Outlook Club will meet at the residence of Mrs. F. A. Bur roughs on Saturday afternoon, Jan. 4th, at half past 3 o'clock. A. T. Collins has resigned his position as book-keeper at the store of Burroughs & Collins Co. Capt. Long roquoUs that the Horry Hussars meet next Saturday at the Armory with sabers. Several fines were paid in the Mayor's court last week, the usual result during the holidays. Charley Scarborough left the first of the week to resume his studies - a i . A L. ri i: _ ~ ~ 11 HI Uie Dwmj v^uruiuici v^uiu-^c. M. E. Johnson and family are oe ?cupyintf rooms up stairs over the yitorc of W. J. Sessions <fc Sop, Miss Ellen McNabb left last Mon day for hur homo after sp?ndin>? a week with ML* Blanche Dusenbury. Mrs. Lizzie Davis of Bucksport passed through town one day last Week on her way to Whiteville, N. C, Next Monday is lc#al salesday. {Several tracts of land will be sold by the sheriff before the co?rt house. A M. Pet tender, one of our friends at. th? Colony, has been making somo improvements at his place recently. Hon. Jeremiah Mishoe of Cool Spring was here last Monday. He Jud^q NY. E. Hard wick is recovering from Ins recent illness, and was able to walk down the street on last Friday. Preaching at the Presbyterian church next Sabbath at 11 o'clock a. m,, a id at Wacean a v in th nftei i ooii. Ad invit >d. R 1) Owens of Socastee was in town the lirst of the week on business relating to the estate of Milton MeRin. A. C. Ellerbe passed through town recently on his way home from Charleston Medical College where he is taking a course. 1 f you are looking for the best rem i ?dy for that hacking cotmh j^et a bottle of Kell's Medical Compound it I)r. Nortons. Third Avenue from M tin Street to j the livery stables has been much < mproved by the addition of earth | ilon^f the center, raisinjx tlie irrade. I Kx-Suporvisor H. M Anderson >f Firkleu isatfcnt for S IV McN'ti r )t' Wilmiro on to sell supplies to he farmers for the year 1902. lion .1. A. McDermott left last i Friday for Atlanta, (ia , Memphis, renti., and other points. He will nttvhase a supply of horses and i miles before returning. Tin* county audi'or left last Tuoslay toeommenee his trip around the jounty to take tax returns Re neinber that all real estate must be 1 returned this year. Succeeding the icy eold wave that ovept the country a week before Jurist mas earn- warmer weather, md we could not have had a better, lay than Wednesday of last week. Tomorrow is the dav st t fo. the j'ial of the case of J. F* Hatler vs. iVm A. Roll in the magistrate's ourt. Roth sides are represented jv attorneys. Olio of the contributions to the exhibit of the county at the* South Uaroliin and West Indian exposition s a specimen of cane syi up from t he I arm of Calvin Strickland lie says hat he produces lot) salons on one lore. There will he a sale of ail the per ionabproperty of Milton Maeklin. i ionsist.ino- of two horses, stork of at tie, sheep, ho?*-, ( household and (itcben furnitim and farming imdoments at the former residence of die deceased In Sooastee t iwnship, jy K. I). Owens and ,T. A. Lewis, xecutors of the will of t he deceased in Friday, Jan. 17th. 1902. DIED. On Dec. loth noar Haskell, S C , j lolm Cannon, alter a illness. 1 \ host of friends and relatives eft to mourn liis loss. We trust | ie has reached the bettor Ian 1 We eerot his death, but hope to meet 1 iin in heaven where there will be io more parting. N KPII K\V. Mary Hebccea Voreen, only little laughter of Mr and Mrs. S. W. hereon died on Dee. I'.Uh. at the a?jo >f 8 years f> months and 11) days. She was the li<{ht of the home, lov ?d dearly by all, and it seems hard to have to fjive up such a dear little lower, but while we feel our loss so leeply, we can say that we are wilb ne to submit to Him who dooth all things well Aunt Maj/tfie. MAIiltJED. At the residence of 'J'. A. Ander ion, on Sunday Decrnber 22nd, Miss Mary Hranton to Mr. Charles Nor ids. Magistrate J. II. Haucr per-1 forming the ceremony. At the residence of the officii- ( Lin?( minister, on Christmas day. 1(11)1 \i:?? M 11! M i/ru w.nii, ifwi, .HIJVS i?iciiM' 'Viariin to Mr. Calvin Raker, Rev. II R. Roberts performing tin* ceremony. : HOLMES ? HARNH ILL. The event of the season here was the marriage of Miss Freddie I. Holmes of Adrian, to Mr. Timothy C. Barnhill of (Jalivants Ferry, which was celebrated at Good Hope ahurchj Tuesday Dec. 24th. 11)01. at II a in., Rev. I. N. Stone of Zoun officiating The church was beautifully deeo rated for the occasion. A large and orderly crowd was present and ev erything was in order to perfection. Immediately after the ceremony, the bridal party repaired to the res* idence of the bride's parents, Mr, and Mrs. II R. Holmes near by, where a sumptuous wedding dinner was served. In the afternoon t!ie bride and groom, accompanied by several of their friends, left for their future home near (Jalivants Ferry, where a grand reception was held on their arrival. We extend our congratulations and hearty well wishes for a long and prosperous life. J. N. J. THO.M PKINS?\V 1L LI AM,SON. Or. Sunday Doc. 20t.li, 1001, at the residence of the bride's parents Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Thompkins. Miss Klla Thompkins e?t Adrian and Mr. Jftmes Williamson of Rowell ville w<*re united in liolv matrimony by Re ' I. N Stone pt 7toan. in the presence of a I urge number of friends. The attendunts'wc 10: Mr Marion Booth with Miss Xel lie Thompkins. Mr. Collin Hux with Miss Lula Thompkins. Mr Clarence Thompkins ?* i 1.11 Miss Mil nie Tyler. After the ceremony everybody w;\. invited into the dininp room to sat isfy the wants of the inn? r man with the delicious viands of the wedding feast. We wish for thorn a Ion# and pleasant life and much liappiness Local and Other News. The ti1110 for payment of taxes has been extended without penalty to March 1st ? b ? Stops The Couuh And Works oft The Cold. Laxative Hromo-Qu nine Tablets cure a cold in one day No cure, no pay. I 'rice - *> rents* Mrs. K. Norton lert last Tuesday to visit Iter- daughter at. Saluda. Miss Mabel Norton aeeompanied her as far as Columbia, To Cure A Cold in One Pay Take Laxative Ihoino <Ahiiniue Tab lets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to euro. Iv W, drove's signature is on eaeh luix. 2?~>e. K T, Lev i o t ro'ontly for Flor ida The liest Prescription I or Mala'in Chills ami lever is a hot t le of C rove's ( Tasteless Clrlt Toaie. It is siuip'y iron and quinine in a tasteless form. No euro, no pay. L'riee .*>() eenls. w. a. row/i 01 uus,<i'il was in town last Tuesday. ( S Von Know What Von Arc Tukiny When you take CI rove's Tasteless , (.'lull Tonic because ti.e formula is . plainly printed on every buttle show ( in if thai it is simply Iron atul <v>ui ( nine in a tasteless form. No cure, . no pav. &(>?. i Mrs. Leon Burroughs spent snine t i ne here last wek. Saw Death in cur. "It often nuule my heart ache," writes L. (>verst rcet, of IClyfi 11. | Tenn , "to hear my wife eoujfh until < it seemed her weak and sore lunjfs would collapse, (lood doctors said she was so far jfone with coor ump tion that no medicine or earthly help could save Iter, but a friend recommended Dr. Kind's New Discovery and persistent use of t his ex- i eel Unit medicine saved her life. !t ! is absolutely uu trtinteed for Coujfhs. < Colds, Bronchi!is Asthma and all ' Throat and Lun?f diseases aOc and ' $1.(1(1 ut Dr. L. Norton's. Trial hot J t les free. ' * ***" i Col. I) A.Spivey was awav tin lirst of the week. A Woman's Awful Peril. 1 ' here is only out* rhaiirr to save ? your lib-and that is through an op ( eratior." were the startlin" words heard by Mrs. I B. Hunt of Lime 1 Kid?/e, is., from her doctor after he had vainly tried to cure her of a frightful case of stomach trouble and yellow jaundice. (lull stones had formed anil slip constantly ?;rcw i win's1. Then she bei/an to use Klec- , trie I Jitters which wholly eured her. It's a wonderful Stoui..ch, Liver and Kidney remedy. Cures Dyspepsia, j Loss ol Appetite. Try it. Only f?o cents. Guaranteed. Fur sale by Dr. K. Norton. List of Advertised Letters, Mr. I. V. Hryant, Miss Mary Ford Miss Martha <jraham, ICr. Geo Godbold, Mrs. Sarali Giddis, Miss Mar tlia Jones, Mrs. S, I J. Kin#, Mr. J. (3 ( Not Icy; Mr. Gussie Price, Jrlin C. ( S; ringer, Mrs. A. T. Honors, Mr. , Tieller Shisens, Mr ll. T; Richard i son, J. W Stanley, Mr. llenrv'Sav- < aoe, S. VV. Yauoht. One cent due ' on each for a vcrtisin#. Wher. call ' i|i<f for above say advertised. 13,G. Collins, I*. M. , Says lie Was Tortured. ' I suffered such pain from corns < I could hardly walk," writes II. Robinson, Hillsborough, Ills., "but 1 Uueklen's Arnica Salve completely | cured them." Acts like rna^ic on | sprains, bruises, cuts, sores, scalds. ( burns, boils, ulcers. Perfect healer i of skill diseases and piles. Cure < Diltltbi llt< ?o/l I ? \r n,. ir a,or... I. y,j . I J i IKJI H/ll, ' < -<? ? ? ? Please don't forget t hai our popular county auditor will have some ' II kit a i.i> subscript ion blanks along when ho takes his trip around the cojnty taking tax returns, lie will not he dunin^ anybody, just taking them along for convenience. Pay the money and got your receipt ;t Food Changed to Poison. Putrefying food in the Intestines produces effects like tlmac; of arsenic, hut Dr. King's Now Life Pills! expel the poisons from clogged how cLs, gently, easily hut surely, curing Constipation. Biliousness. .Sick Headache, Fevers, all Liver, Kidne.\ and llo we I troubles. Only 2f>e at Dr. K. Norton's. The funeral of Henry Harris Sr. will ho preached by Rev. II. D Grainger on the third Sunday in February at 12 o'clock m. at the Lee burying ground near Cnmb Mlshoos' in the Adrian section. Three Were Drowned. G A I.I V ANTS FkUUV, Dec. HOtll. Fletcher Perett, Mrs, O. I'ore 11 and a child of the latter were drown ed here yesterday while crossing the Pee I)ee in a small boat. Another child drifted upon some bushes and was saved. The body of Fletcher ! Perett at this writing has not been recovered. n??ii i mmmmh Cnr *11 for n\a of Malif'tal l?<In nine tAko ToHmoi'a Cbtll and t*rtr Tualt A tAlut of M alaiial troleoitlng In your lit- >xl moan* 1 misery ami failure. BiooU int-ii. i.ieacan't r core Malarial poisoning. Tli*?*ifiUo# t'V It |0 J*bm*om'M lomlo Get a bottle to-day. [Costs 50 Cents If It Cures* wew^wewwApiiw? rnmmm? Lodge Notes. A.l*\ \M.\ The following officers have been chosen to serve Conwu.v lodge No. t>j, for the next innsonie year. 0. IV Quuttlcbuuiu, W. M.; I> A Spi ve.v, S. \V.; Ij. N Moor", J W ; S M. Tompkins, See ty : 11. (?. Collns Treas.; J. V. Mcdowell, S. I).; NV. 11 Chestnut, J. I>.; It. 15. MeWhite T 15 Cooper, Stewards: A II .1 (Jul braitli, Tiler. * K. ok II. Stuart lodge No. 2821?. Knights of Honor, has elected the following officers for the new year: C. I'. Quattlebautn, Dictator; 15. T. Ilyman, \'iee Dictator; A. II ,1. Calbraith, Ass t Dictator; 15 (!. Collins, Chaplain; D. T, McNeil, Reporter; .1 ISI McKoilhan. Finanrial Reporter; 15. , 15. MoWhito, Treas.; D. A. Spivey. Cuide; II. (5. Tuton, Sentinel. Meetings: second ind fourth .Monday nights, at 7 o' rloi k Oflieers to be instalhd at the next meeting, mend), rs take no lice Not <CC. On Salesdny Monday, Jfin. tlth I1I02. I will oiler for side to the high*st|bidder for cash, that certain plan Lation in Socast.ee township, near socostec bridge, eontaining2t)b acres nore or less, two dwelling houses, >ne store house, barns and stables, ind one tenant house, the pr )jertv )f .1 I, McLin. 2a or 15(1 acres clear d. brings a bale of cotton to the i *re. Fine orchard of young fruft trees just bearing. 15. .1. Sksmion'k Ageti t Land Sale. Mate of Sniilli ('urolinp. I Horry County. S IMirnnghs A: ('tilling Co, a \ Complaint .-nrpcruliun. assignee. I I Mir ill i IV-. ( fur eelo vs. / sure.** lames T. McCracken, 1 Ileal Proper Defendant. / ty i ourt of ('ominnn (Mens I'nder and Ivirtue of a decretal mler i male in aliove slated case and signed b\ , ii^,Honor, 10 truest Gary, Presiding .1 ndge m March the 8th 1UUI, I will oil'. r lor ale he I ore the Court House door in Con ivay, S. C., during legal sale hours on the ' iist Monday in January A. I). Ihu'j t!.?> I follow inn described lands and premises All and singular that certain piece, par el and tract ol land containing thirty (30) icres more or h ss, l)ing and being in alivants Ferry township, on the South lide of l.ake Swamp, and bounded as |<d own; On the Ku.-l by T M. McCracken's nut, on the South by M. A. McCracken's | and and on the W est by John Page's land he same being a part of the T. M. Me Jracken land. i i nil- of Sail* Cash, Purchaser to | ay ' or necessary papers. I?. J. Session-', sin r IV I lorry County. Land Sale. I'he State o. South Ca.olin', / I Ion v Count?. ( linrmnglis Ac Collins Co, a orporation, assignee. J Complaint I'lnintiffs, J vs. F I<?i KoreclosI oil ii M howls, Itonay |?cwis, Carrie i.ewi?, et al.[ lire of I <?*.- 1 ' Ih'irs at law <>l .1. ('. Dewy >, deceased. 1 Property. Defendants. / Court of ('oinnioii IMeas, Coder and by Virtue of a Decretal or lcr made in above stated nase and sillied ?y lii? Honor boniest (Jury, Presiding lodge, on March tin Hth, IIIOI, i will offer i lor rule belore the Court House door in j .'onway, S. C., during legal sale hours, on lie lirst Monday in January, A. I). IPO;?, | he followiug described lands and preini | >es. All and singular thai certain parcel of laud lying on the bust side of the Dog rtluff road, on ilrown Swamp, waters ol ittle |'ee Dee Hlver, supposed to contain 10 acres more or less, being p ?rt of a trai t >f laud originally granted to Benjamin Moore and bdiuond Huss for two hundred Hid seventy eight acres, bounded on the bast by II. C. iobusous land, North by laud owned by I,. \V Drown, West by laud known as tie* I'o ,r I louse land, ami on the South by lands belonging to llorrv county, and the same having been convey I'd to J. C. Lewis by John It Cooper by [leid of date, April I 1th 1874. Also, that ccitain parcel of land lying on t'.e West side id Drown Swatnp, containing twentyfour acres more or less being a part id a tract of'seventy eight acres conveyed to J, i i c i... ii. i? ' * - 1 i . m-iiMij .. wiiii 11, v ooper ny <ie< (I ot date the Iof Nov. ISM7. Purchaser to pay for papers. I J. .1 Session-, .Sheriff I lorry County. Mortgagee's Sale. Under and by virtue of powers of sale contained in two certain mortgages execu ted by .1. Ij. Stroud to the undersigned, ,J, Vv. I lolliday, one date*] the Sth day ol February, A. I). MOu, tip? other dated the <?2nd day of September, A. I). 18113. and iecorded in ollicn If. M, C. for Horry county, the llrst abo\ o referred to in Vol. 8. paces 08, dh 70 and 71,the second above referred to in Hook U, paces 280, 221 and 382, the debts secured by the saidj iimrl cages having been and consented to in writing ny the mortgagor, the said L. Stroud, and bis consent recorded as by law r. quired ; I will oiTer for sale at public outcry before the Court I louse door ut Conway S. C? on Saiesday, Monday Jan. 'ith, A. I). 1*102 ell i ml singular those two certain tracts ot land described in said mortgages as follows; Tract No. 1. (' >nt>dning(JO acres, situate in County of Horry, Mate ot South Cam linn. In C.iivants Ferry township adjoining lands of II K. Kodgers, l.ewis Cannon, and O. K John on. inore particularly known astho Hubert Hoggins Sr. plantation, near Ifehoboth church and i ... v..v. .t ,o *i!d J. I,. Stroud .1. VV. 1 |i>l!i,l!i). ! riot No. '3. (.'out lining 20 aor?v> convoyed ?i J, I,. Sir aid hy II. I, Mart in, situate in < ounf v ami sst ito ulorcsiiJ and adjoining Tract No. 1, and lands of .1 II, ll'isi'Mi-n and < >, K, Johnson, Teruw of sale :u>h I'urclia?er t? |viy lor paper;', J. W. Holiday, Mortgagee. NOTICE. The under*lyned Administrator of the c?t?tonfJ,Il. Williams dee'd will apply to W, K. Hard\vlc.? 1* judge llorrv Conn ty on the 30th day of January 1002, for fl iml discharge as administrator of said ohtH,p' ? ^AC? v ^, ? MARKETS. (i KOKO KTOWN. Now-Virgin 1 !*o , Yellow dip 1.5)0 I Scrape ... 1.25 Spirits turpentine 31 Rosin, common 1.10 \V 11.M I XOTON. Spirits turpentine steady. Machine barrels 35 countrv oa 21 Ro 100 Tar linn at $ 1. 2H Crude Turpentine.? Hard $1.10 Dip $2.(10 ; \' iri?in COTTON. Ordinary "> ltirlsf1 .h (Jnod Ordinary. .. .(>11 lt> *' 1 jOw Middling .... 7 I<! " Middling 7J 44 (lood Middling X I It! " Corn 7."><</ 77 1 lams I .To 1 I Shoulders I 1(? 12 Chickens 10 to ".Js Turkeys per ll> (live) Koo.s ^ju Cow Peas title. per bush o Peanuts 7 (k; 44 '4 t . l( a Christmas is Coming ;; ( ) So are we, coming to the front in u low price on Dry (Joods, Notions, Hoots, Shoes. Ilats. Caps, Clothing and Groceries, at prices never l>efore heard of ~l We have moved our stork* of ^oods frein the .Murrell lluildin?{ opposite the jail to the store on corner of Main Street and Ith Avenue, oppo site Ita ik, where we will he pleased to meet our friends and customers. Sessions & Son, Opposite the Hank i k tl a li el n ft P tl P Watch this Space NEXT WEEK. , 01 ti tl Ihisenluiry X Co, ' Si TODI) VI DDK. S. C. I) w 0( t( II SI t< II h II Wilts "I l)<> you need any? I am prepared ^ to (ill all your Meeds. Kxumine. my complete line of hi^h j^rade groceries why use an inferior article when you can buy the TOP of the MARK 1ST for the same money. I buy K Cheap Per ('ash | and my customers oet the benefit in s o Low Prices, 7 s , I can please you in Hardware, Tin . Ware, I toots. Shoes, i Maids, (Jin# 1 ham. , Dry floods, Notions, Hats, fy. k ? il i * * i v/cij)s, louucco hmi iuousanus 01 oilier things. I Deal in ? I'ine and Cypress Timber and pay HIGHEST MARKET PRICES ' i i Either in cash or supplies. i I am in the market for COTTON ifl TURPENTINE. I ran handle all that is raised in the township. My prices are jjood as the best. (?ive mea trial at either of my places of business. Your* for trade, W. J. SINGLETON. ,r*\ A>' ,1 I A V ' /' ./ .. -5 V > I* ? '' ? te. a; #. Look Out For It! i If .von art? looking out for your wn interests. You will not forget he tloll ar sijjn, and how muchifol >ws it when you buy our <footls. ('o in pare t ho sni ne sold 1?y ot hers, lid te'l lis honestly if wo do not finish you more value for the ? than n v of onr coin pet i I ? >rs. The amount that you pay depends n what you oet, hut you may al .ays he sure of hnvino the worth of our money. Our plan of buying ml selling makes money for our ustoineis. It always pays to jjet ood quality. and we keep watch of lie prices Try us on these neccs ities on which you are willing to lake a saving. l* 11 i t n i n F v*r*. tan iF~T 'IA A shoo witliMiij repaintIon is the i nd"'for you lo purchase provided lie reputation is a <;ood one. we re selling shot's in any shape too, uht or heavy solos, laoo or tint ton, liooolato, black or tan. Kxtraordi ' arv spooial olVerlnos in all linos clino is lioliovino and wearing is roof positive. You will find all trough our stock bio bargains for all and winter that will phviseyou. IMiAIDS. I'rotty 1'iaitls at pretty prices, hey are hot h doiuest ie and import I. The imported ooods have a disnet ipiality in accordance with icir extra cost, but the domestic atoms are attractive enough to it i s f v. < 1,0'I Ii i You can olTord o he well clothed eeause our olot'iino cost little, ears Ion# and #ivcs satisfaction, 'on want your hoy to he well dress il. we want to supply the clothing > dress hi Hi well. Clothes for 1 i tuisters as well as hi# ones are our peeialty. I'Yointhe Kinder#art nor > the head of the house we can fur ish every man and boy with the est of clothing at very small Mores. HATS when you oet our mark in your at you have a oiuranteo of the best at of its kind. Our mark stand for ('liability, excellence, anything you 'lease in #ood hat wear. You are ure yourdmt leads the fashion when on buy it, here iiai{NI;$s There is character in Harness, ivory one should know how to se t, the best. Those who don't now may depend on us. Our atention is oiven to really #ood haricss substantially made and rightly old. You'll net service and style iiit of what we sell you. we make it a point to keyp in took every thine t hat is needed in his countoy and at prices that will uduee von to come a#aih. Groceries we are, headi|uarters for all kinds >r (;roceries, t>y wholesale ami retail vo guarantee everything as reproentcd. For the next J><> days we intend itTcring our entire stock of morchanliso at a price that will save you nany dollars, we have the goods ind the prices 'hat will please you. RHBI?? HID A A 1 I f*v ? Christmas Goodsl k We have a nice iin <u'Christmas I l<>!,.|ay g<> "I which we arc offering very low, ami ask that yon call and make your selections before they arc picked over. We also have a big lot of fruit which must go during the holidays. Npivey tlcrauitile Co J. C. SPIVKY, I ' \ Manager. mm N<ui can get your l'hotos at Cas(|uc's any day. You can hav enlarging of any kind done. '(I ive me a t rial. U. K. CASQUE. Largest and most complete estab lishmcut South. t J (ioo. b. Hacker 6c Son' Manufacturers of DOOUS, SASII, I5LIN l)S, MOULD I N(.J AND HIJILDINO MATKKIAL. CHARLESTON, S. C. 544- 54H King Street. ?ii i i inwuiMa? JOS KIM I T. \V A LSI f, Attoiinky at Law. Con wav, ? r- ? SC. < Hiiro up stairs in Spivev Uuilc'.intf rear room oil left of 11alI. SPIVLY 6c COLLINS CO. Fire Insuranc Bicycles. I). A. SPIVKY, M W.COLLINS President, Secretary Office lii Untile ItiiiUlinu IIII115 <m MACIIINK AND RF/PAIP SHOPS. UOIDKIt WORK. DIDHT AND IIKAVY SMITH WORK OF ALL KIND. We keep n full line of steam til tin^s, Injeetors, valves, packing Oi. waste ete Also carriage and wagoi hardware and malcr'al. Paints Oil. Varnish ete. We solicit yor.i patronage. 1! II WOODWARD, r Da \V 1 Kit .v- J Prompt attention to Oolleotior s (Spivey Padding.) CONWAY, S. C. W: A. MOORE, Land Surveyor, ('orrosqnndencc Solicited. Address: either Conway, s. 0., > ' I lointiWO( d. S. C. - . \ plying for patent; it may bo worth money | \Vo promptly obtain U. 3. ami Foreign PATENTS n<l TRADE MARKS or return EN' I Tl I IE attorney s fee. Mend model, sketch I or photo and we send nn IMMEDIATE f FREE report on patentability. \\? give the best legal service and advice, and ou? I charges aro modoruto. Try us. SWIFT & CO., Palont Lawyors, Opp. U.S. Patent Office,Washington, D.C I I ' i ihwh mi 111 iir innrr n rn?ii?? THE BEST b what tho l'oopie ? buy the most of. That's Why lhiotV* Siuvnpaiillu Una tbO liv^eiii t ?? TUr nrr^. .