The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, March 06, 1902, Image 3
The Horry Herald
Published Kve y Thuisday.
THURSDAY MAR. 6th 1902
MATTERS LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
Will McCall died at Eddy Lake
last week. ?
Gen. J. P. Dcrham was here yesterday.
Lumber, dry goods, seeds and-potatoes
at Justice
/ /
Tliere were nn union of roaI putnto
011 last Monday.
Road the change in the "ad" of
Conway Bargain House.
W. C. Graham of Tabor, N. C-.
was iu Conway several days last
week.
W. F. Stack house, a member of
the Marion bar arrived in Conway
last Monday.
Hon. Robt. 11 Scarborough ar
rived in town last Saturday from
Washington.
There were nine prisoners in the
jail when court convened last Monday
morning.
Tho mouthly meeting of the coun
ty board of commissioners was lieid
in their office last Tuesday.
The new saw mill just erected on
Kingston Lake at the foot of 4th
Avenue started up again last week.
Mr. and Mrs. U. A. Duscubury
have been spending several davs
with their daughter, Mrs. H. II.
Woodward.
J. A. Bell of Little River, proprietorof
Bell's Medical Compound, was
.in town last Thursday.
Ir a cutting affray last Monday
might on the hill, Jim Hemingway
was tadly cut by Marsden Woodbury
JJoth are colored.
Geo. Holmes of Hendersonville,
who has been spending the past
month at the Commercial left for
Columbia last Friday
Look out for the Conway Grocery
Co. We will open up a complete
1 itie of heavy and fancy groceries on
Saturday March the 8th We will
please you in prices.
A Mrs. Martin of Virginia, who,
several months ago, claimed to be a
sister of A. L. Pendergrass, now
disclaims being any kin to the deceased.
You can buy any quantity of old
newspapers, cheap at this office,
'l'hcy are good for placing under carpets
and make a cheap, handy wrapping
paper.
Consumption and a multitude of
throat, troubles, start from colds
and small beginnings. Prevent the
conditions by taking Hell's Medical
Compound, I)r. E. Norton.
The body of Fletcher Perrttt. who
was drowned at Galivants Ferry,
?otne weeks ago, was found last
.Monday at Nance's Island tin the
Pee Dee, by George Muggins. Me
discovered it by the buzzards that
Shad gathered at the spot.
The time for paying taxes has been
extended to March 31st. An extension
of tho time has never done
more good, perhaps, than now.
when the people are cramped for
money owing to tho short crops of
last year.
There was some of as bad weather
last week as we generally have in
the Winter, except that it was not
vurv cold any of the time. The
weather was warm for the season,
and thore were frequent showers,
with a hail storm on the afternoon
of the 28th.
The train has been lute, almost
every day of late, owing, we suppose,
to an increased amount of
freight. There is generally more
freight to be hauled in the Spring
than at other seasons of the year.
A freight train to run every other
day would relieve the situation
Scales for the use of the public
will b) pit5)1 at tYi oner of
the court house on Main Street.
They will be handy for weighing cot
ton and other produce as well as for
weighing stock of all kinds.
Contractor II. P. Little has so
cured thO contracts for building the
new Conway Bargain House and a
store building, 25x80 feet, on the
same lot for D. W. Raper & Co The
hrickfl for l?nil<liin/v ??;n i...
made near Pot Bluff, at the contractor^
brick yards.
A petition was being circulated
last week in behalf of John Causey,
asking that the charge against nim
be withdrawn. The petition stated
that he had been divorced from his
tirst wife, the prosecutor, by the decree
of a court of another Stab*.
The petition was variously signed.
In a pr'vate eammunication t'?
one of his friends in Florence Congressman
Scarborough speaks cheerfully
of the status of the bill seeking
an appropriation for a federal
building in this city. He thinks the
outlook is favorable, but Florentines
must not rest easily on their oars.
The offer of a free site has had a
good effect upon the com nittee on
public buildings. ? Florence Times.
Lost about Jan. 23rd a book entitled
"The Negro a Beast in the
linage of God" between Conway
and Galivants Ferry, Reward if
returned to thU oflko.
A Commission Issued,
The seerotury of state yesterday
issued a commission to tho Bell Medicine
company of Cor way in Ilorry
county The capital stock is to be
$1,000. and the corporators arc J A
Hell of Warn pee, and T. J. Hell of
Conway ?The State.
List of Advertised Letters
Miss Lue Aikon, Louis Allen. H.
J. W. Levens, A. E. tiueran, J. C.
Hubbard, (2) Johnnie Green, Prince
Jackson, Amos Johnson (2). Miss
Maud Jordan, Wolf Kolischer, 1). W.
T-awson, lien Long, J. M. Martin,
Mrs. E. G. Spivcy, John Stanley.
W J. Sarvis, Oscar Thompson. W
H. Vick. Sam Wesley.
ii. u. vjoIjI.INS, r
Delinquent Tax Payers.
On March 1st, the unmoor of delinquent
tax payors in the county '
was as follows, by townships:
Buck.., 2titi; Conway, 41M>; Dog
Bluff, 111; Bayboro, 217; Gulivnnts
Perry, 121; Floyds, 74; Green Sea,
102; Simpson Creek, 270; Little Liver,
140: Dogwood Neck, 57; and So I
castee. 110. It will be seen that:
Conway has the greatest number j
and Dogwood Neck the smallest
number of delinquents. The total
number in the county is 1073, and it. .
is this number of persons that the
recent extension of the time bene* ,
fits
Killed by a Falling Tree.
Fred Scott, a negro, lost, his life
last Wednesday, Feb. 2(>th. by a fall
ing tree striking him on top of the
head. The deceased and Mr. S. F. j
Bout ne were cutting tobacco poles 1
in Chinessv Swamp near Willow!
Springs. The negro had felled his ! 1
tree, just at the time that Mr. '
Bourne's was about to fall. Bourne :
saw that the tree was falling in the !
direction of the negro, and shouted <
to him t.o get out of the way, but
he did not move and the tree struck '
him squarely on the head. !
Coroner A. II. J. Galbraith was'
called to hold an inquest, and t ho I
jury found that the deceased came
to his death by accident.
Teachers at the Exposition.
Easter has been designated as Educational
Week at the Exposition,
and a letter has been received by
our county superintendent, from the
Assistant Director General, stating ,
that if ho would inform him what
day our people would arrive there,
committees would secure board in
private families, and meet, them at j
the depot.
Hoard may he obtained from 25
cents per night, up. and meals at
different nlaees for 15 cents and opwards.
Reduced ra es for admission
to the ^rounds and to the prin
cjpal attractions on the Midway
will be secured.
The railroad rates ate very low,
and our teachers cannot afford to.
miss this opportunity of seeing the
great show. |
DIED.
On the 25th of February, death J
took as its victim the wife of the
late Levi Grainger who proceeded
her only about 15 mouths. She
leaves 8 children aud a host of
friends and relatives.
i
OBITUARY.
i
Capt. Henry L. Buck was born ,
June2t,th. 1813, and died Feb. 25th,
He had been indisposed for
some time, but was able to look at- <
ter bis business interests up to a i
short time before bis death, when be
was taken worse and grew progrcseively
worse until death relieved biin
of bis sufferings.
Capt. Buck represented Iforry J
county in the Lcgislat ure in 188G 87; ,
and at the expiration of bis term as
legislator, was elected a member of!
the State Board of Agriculture. In
both capacities be rendered efficient
services.
Capt. Buck served through the civil
war attaining to the rank of Cap
tain. He was a warm friend of con- >
federate soldiers, often incommoding
himself to accomodate or relievo <
them. It seemed to afford him pleas- '
ure and satisfaction to do so. The 1
result of the war was financially dis- '
astrous to bis family, though he did j (
not murmer or complain, but went \ j
bravely to work to recoup his lost (
lost fortune. He was succeeding j
very well, when about the year of i
1875 or 1876, a destructive fire 1
sweet avrav the lower mills which 1
belonged to him.
Fie assisted in or^anizin^ the Ilor
ry Hussars and was the company's
beloved captain until promoted to ,
the position of major of a battalion
of cavalry. He always preferred the 1
title ot captain as having earned it 1
in actual war.
Capt. Buck leaves only one surviv 1
intf sister, who lives in New Yorkstate,
and he lived to see ail his chil
dren married and comfortably settled
in this life, the youngest dau^h
ter having lately married Mr. I). V.
IMchardson, one of the owners and
the manlier of the lower mills now
known as Bucksport.
IMI1,1
For oil forma of Malratal pota< nlntf t-aka
Jahaaaa'a CklU ana Fever ToaM A taint
<>f Malarial polaoiilntr In vour hi* otl moana
tnlaery and fallura. Blood mMi- ineecan't
cura Malarial poisoning. TUo ' itldotefor
It la J?hm?om'a tomb Mat a Ih>. tl* to-day.
Costs 50 C?nts If It Corcf^J 1
Presbyterian Services.
Third Snnrlav in March 11.?,OA. 1
M. ami 7.30 P M.
Fifth Sunday. Faster 11 30 A. M
7.3H P. M.
Prnver meetimr every Wednesday 1
4 P. M. Topie Wednesday March
12th ''The sins of the church "
References, Rev, 2; 1 7: 3: 1 13
Titus 2: 11 15, James 2: 1 18. Psalm
79 1 13.
i Sunday school exorcises including
adult Bible class at 4 P. M.
0. E. Rohkutson.
Synodical Evangelist.
? GREATEST FEVER
MEDICINE. F
l"?i For all for ms of fovor take John c**
fi ton's Chill and Over Tonic li la |
tg IvW times hotter than quinine and a>jt
pg| does iu a single day what slow nut- to (
kH niue cannot do In 10 days. It's jr." ?
|I9 spleiulhl cures are In atnk Toy con- 'K '
B*r9 trast to the feeble cures made by [*
Cents it It
<S
Thla signature Is on every box of tho gonuiut
Laxative Bromo*Qiiinine Tablet*
the remedy that niren n colif fcs one day
Was given up for Incurable.
Little Rock. S C., Nov. 18th 1P0I
Mr. A. C Nielsen
Dear Sir: I have been expecting
von back t.o see ine. and as yon have
not come, I will write von. 1 took
your medicine as you directed and
I am improving last. I think your
treat .men I is just what I need, you
will please eapress me one more
months treatment C. O I) to Dillon,
S. 0. and write me to Little
Koek, S. C. Yours Tt uly.
Mrs Alma licit t.
Little Koek, S (/...Ian. loth IJMI2
Mr. A C. Nielsen,
Dear Sir. ? You will please send
me another months treatment of
your medicine, C O. 1). Dillon, S.
and write me at Litlle Koek, S.
J. It his done me more yood than
nrChiny I have ever taken. I am
o router and can eat any t hint/ wit lint
yiviny ino any trouble. Sleep
well and have not that fullness of
liend and don't f el nervous. IMonse
send as soon as von <_r(>t this
Yours Truly
Mrs. Alma llritt.
Prof Nielsen n mediev soil l>y
Dot tie Me. Lony wife of the do,
Frea* J. 10. Niohols, Conway, and
M rs. James 11 Marsh
Summons for Rel et.
state of S..nth Cnrolim*. ?
I lorry County. \
Court of Common Pleas
.1 W. Ifolliduv, IMaiiiti.F
against
A. N. J>>hn?toii, "Defendant.
I'O Til F DKFKN D\ NT, A. N. John
Rton.
Vmii am hereby summoned and r< <|tiiri?d
to answer the complaint in this action
which ;s lih-d in the oillee ??1 the Clerk of
the Collft of Common Fleas, for the said
County, and to servo a > opy of your 'ins\\
er to the s aid complaint on the sulv-crih
it- at tlmir ofltce at Conway. >. witliin
tw-'iity (lavs aftec tlie service hereof, ex
lu-ive. of the day ol such service; and if
yon fail to answer the coinpia'nt w>thln
h"time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action
will apply to if ( Court for the re) ef
demanded little* complaint.
Johnson A: Qualt lebs'im.
Attorneys for PlaintitT.
ed Dee. 2<"?th, 19'ii.
I'D TDK DFFKN I)ANT, A N. Johnston
:?
Take Notice, that the summons in this
notion, of w hi h tho foroj;oinjj is a . opy,
rind the e mplaint in the shove st iteil aolion,
were tih d in the Office of tin Clerk
nf the Court of ('ointion I'lens. at ('on
way. in the County of I lorry an ' State of
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-.111111 l ill.It'll.I, i ll nil- 4t)UI U.iy (>1 IJOjemb'-r
I DO I.
Johnmin & Quattlcbaiim.
ttorneys lor 'liiintilT.
Summons for Relief.
Flu- State o. Soulli C'nr<?lin t, /
County of Horry. \
Court of Common Pleaa.
J. A. Taylor, Plaintiff
?'/ninst
Franklin A. Princo, Defendant.
I'o The Defendant, Franklin A. Prince,
You are hereby summoned and re<|uir?d
t" answer the complaint in this action,
which is tiled in the ofllce of the Clerk of
Ihe Court of Common Pleas, for the said
Comity, and to serve a copy of j'our answer
to (tie said c. miplaint on the subscrih
ers at their ofllce nt Conway, S. C., within
twenty days after the service hereof
exclusive of the day of such service: and
if you fail to answer the complaint within
the time atoresaid, the plaintiff in this action
will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
Johnson & Qnattlcbnum,
Plaintiff's Attorneys.
To The Defendant, Franklin A. Prince;
Take notice that the summons in thisj
in tion, of which the foregoing is n copy,
was filed in the ' fflce of the Ch rk ( t the
Court of Comnon Pleas, at Conway, in
thcCollntV of lliirru in 11... vlin???.f Vmiili
Carolina 011 th' , tlu* fillli day of Fcluu-l
nry 11)02,
Johnvon Qiinltlcbiium.
iMaintilT's Attorneys.
1! sin
1 am pleased to unnouneo that I
have added to mj Fire Insurance
Agency, |l
"The Liverpool & London
& Globe Insurance
Co,"
Perhaps the largestand strongest.
Fire Insurance Company in the j
world, with the ui.equaled record of
having paid lire losses in the Uni
ted States alone, during the last,
fifty three years aggregating over .
F/ightv-two Millions of Dollars, j
With this grand old Company, to
gothcr with '"The Greenwich," famous
for fair adjustments and
prompt pavinent of losses, and other
strong ornpanirs in my Agency,
I can otTV.r unsurpassel inducements
to those who desire reliable
lire insurance
C. P. QUATTLEBAUM,
Firo Insurance Agent.
Local and Other News.!
Slops The Cough Aud Work* off 1'hcCoKI.
Laxative Promo <^u mno Tablets
cure a colli in one day No cure, no
pay. lJrice 25 cents1
4> <4^ *>After
a successful term of six
months, under Prof. I) I). Ilarrel
son, the Pinl<lea public school closed
with an exhibition on Saturday,
March 1st. The school house was
crowded.
To Cure A'ColU in One l?ny
Take Laxative Hronio (Quinine Tab
lets. All (Ironists refund the monoy
if it fails t<> t are. Iv W. (!rove's
signat ure is on each box. line.
Prof. W. A. Prince has just closed
the Grassy I lay public school at
Powellvillo. A report Of the elos
In# exercises will b published next
week
- <% 4The
Host Pi c - ~ripti*?n l:or Mata'ia
Clnlls and lever i-> a l?oltleof (irove's
Tasteless Civil Tonic. Itissimp'y iron
and (piinine in a tasteless form.No
cure, no pay I'rice ">0 cent s.
MARK INI),
On I'Vb. 27th, Miss I lily to II 1 ?.
Sherron, Maoist rale M i>ho.' perforin I
iujr the eerewony.
You Know What You Are Taking
When you lake Grove's Ta toiess
Chill Tonic because ti e formula is
plainly printed on every hot I le show
ino that i1 is simply Iron and Quinine
in a tasteless form No cure,
no pav. ode..
March came in on la-.t Satu day,
clear and bright. If tlieold ayino
holds j^ood, we may look* for roueh
weather before the end of the month.
Can't Keep It Secret.
The Splendid work of Dr Kind's
New Life I'ills is daily coining to J
tt^iu. l\o such ?jruml n ine.iv Inr
Liver and Howe I troubles was over
known before. Thousands l>le-s
then lor curing ('oustip.tlh?n, Si k
Headache, BUIiousness, Jaundice and
Indigestion. Trytlicin. L'.V at I) !*. i
K r'or ton 's dru<j store.
\V. S. MoCaskill ;>i .> cente.l 'vi ral
blind tiijer cases in court this
week.
Lockjaw From Cobwebs.
Cobwebs |>111 on a cut lately gave
a woman lockjaw. Millions know
that the best thing to put on a cut is
fJucklen's Arnica Salve, the iufalli
ble healer of Wounds, I leers, Sores,
Skin Krupt ions. Hums, Sealds and
iiea. It cures or no pay. < hdv
cents at Dr. K. Norton's drug store.
Mc.srs Woods of Marion, and
Clayton and Shipp of Florence arrived
in town ye.-terdny.
.
The Vice of Nagging
Clouds tin* happiness o! Il e home,
but a nagging woman often needs
help She maV be so . ervous and
run down in health that trifles an
noy her If she is melancholy, ex j
citable troubled with lies of appe '
lite, headache, slecplrs.-ncss. consti ;
pation or fainting and dizzy spells, :
she needs Fleetric Hitters. the most
wonderful remedy for ailing women.
Thousands of sufl'civrs from female
troubles, net vous t roubles, backache
and weak kidneys have used it, and
become healthy and happy. Try it.
Only ade. at Dr. K. Norton's, guar
antce satisfaction.
There was an entertainment it
the graded school building last
Monday evening.
Would Smash the Club.
If members of the "May Fever
Association" would use Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption,
the club would go to pieces, for it
always cures t his malady,- and As
to ma, 1110 kind iinii Dniiios incuoc
tors- it wholly drives from liio system.
Thousands of once hopeless
sufferers from Consumption, I'nou
monia, Hronchitis owe their lives
and health to it. It conquers Crip,
saves little ones from Croup and
Whooping Cou^h and is positively
guaranteed for all Throat and lam"
troubles, aOc, $1.00 Trial bot'lcs
free at Dr. H. Norton's.
Final Discharge.
The undersigned as guardian ' of j
the estate of Jackie A. Graham, will
apply to W. K. I lard wick. Probate
.1 udo(? for I lorry county, on the
21st day of March next, for a linal
discharge as guardian of said estate.
J. C. HitVANT.
(I uardinr..
Pet). 18th 11102.
Look Carefully
To Your Kidneys
Dr. Jenner's
Kidney Pills
cause the kidneys to work as
nature intended they should.
They build up the shrunken
walls of the kidneys, as no
known remedy has been found
to do before.
As a cure for urinary trouble!
they have no equal.
to, 25, 50 Cents tea
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MARKETS.
(I EOllOKTOWN.
Now* Virgin 1 .HO
Yollow dip 1.00
Scrape ... ^ .... 1.2a
Spirits turpentine 115
Rosin, common 1 1ft
\V I I.MINUTON.
Spirits turpentine steady.
Machine barrels J15
countrv oa it 1
Ro 11a
Tar il 1*111 at . . * #1.20
Crude Turpentine. Hard ^l.Ha
Ui.i i ? \n \*..
' COTTON.
Ordinary .">? ets'f1 .b
Good Ordinary. " 1",J
Low Middling 77 S
M iddlinfj S.\
Good Middling S 0-10 "
Corn ... 7 fx a 77
I lams lo'.a I I
Shoulders I l(a 12
Chickens 10 to 2M
Turkeys per lit (live)
K^s 20
Cow IVas 00c. per hush
Peanuts 70c u 44
Tim us
Do von need any? I am prepaven
to lilt all your needs. Kxatninc my
coinplclo line of liiyh yrade jjrot eries
why use an infeiior article
when you can 'my the TOl'< f the
MAKKKT for t lie* same nunicv, 1
1.
I ? VI V
Cheap For Cash
and my customers j^el the benefit in!
Low I'rires,
I can please you in I lard ware. Tin
Ware. Moots, Shoes, i'laids, (!ino
liain. . I>ry (Joods, Notions, llats,
caps, tobacco and thousands of other
things.
i Deal in
Fine and Cypress Timber and pay
HIGHEST MARKET PRICES
Kithcr in cash or supplies.
I am in tlie market for
COTTON AIR TURPEBTINE.
I can handle all that is raised in
the township. My prices are fjood
as the best.
(live men trial ateither of my places
of business.
Yours for trade,
W .1 mNHI FTt N
v# ? * #
What Us:
T -|j- " ""?v.'
. .1 ?L o , That
makes us succeed. |
while our would l?c competitors can
scarcely exist.
Simply iutellioence, experience
and t he capacity of
KiN c \V IM: now To m V _
There's the secret, it 's all in the
buying. A'e watch that part closely,
ami as our selling prices are in
line with our low purchase prices,
we arc in the richi road. Think it
over now. Aint we rijfht? Selling
cheap, but buying still cheaocr is
the commcn sense basi.-> of a successful
ImsiiiO.ss enterprise.
We offer our customers stamlard
(foods at prices that will actus pocket
book openers, such as the average
buyer needs.
We have a well selected stock of
General Merchandise,
con isting of I lamilton Brown Shot s,
ready made clothing, Dry Goods,
Groceries. Hardware, &e. As wo
bay Flour, Corn and I'earl Grits in
ear load lots, we are in a position to
save you money on the necessaries
of life.
Wo also pay highest market prices
for Fur, Beeswax and Cow Hide-.
Yours for prosperity,
Ihisenlmry tV Co,
TODDVII jMO, S. 0.
NliOKK.
Wo leave shoos of all styles and
prices to close out at rock bottom
price. We have Dry Goods, Notions,
Hoots, Shoes. Hats, Caps, Clothing
and Groceries, at prices never be
fore heard of.
We have moved our stock of goods
from the Murrell Building opposite
the jail to the store on corner of
Main Street and 4th Avenue, opposite
Hank, whore we will be pleased
to meet our friends and cuatonu vs.
Sessions & Son,
Opposite the Hank
v)4.to*0 ''Wi'it
w?ou|*nn wiaviiv;y?V*JOWZ>
pjuj pww r'k
1l*od*a q?r;) co '?! -??P"n
'ciaaiNvavno SMOIXIAOJ
" t? ' " ? ?
Look Out I or It!|
s
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I
If you are looking out for your
own interests. You will not forget
thcdollar siyn. and liow muehifol
lows it when you buy our j^oods.
oinna re the sanir sold by others,
and to'I us honestly if wo do not fur
nish you more value for the $ than j
au v of our etnnpet. t < >rs.
The amount thai \??a pay depends
on what you yet. but you may al
ways be sure of h sviny the worth of
your money. Our plan of buying (
ami selling initio . money lor on 1* I
customcis It alv ays Kiys t<? got
good quality. an I ve cop watch of
the prices Try u ou these noces
sities on whlcii y< 11 tiro will{tijLf to f
make a saving,
knohx.
H
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I
A shoe with?>ti reputation is the
kind 'for you 'o purchase provided
the reputation is a good one. we
are selling shoes in any shape toe,
light or heavy sole-, lace or button,
ehoeolate, hiaek or tau Kxtraordi- *
nary special olTcrlngs in all lines?
feeling is believing and wearing is
proof positive. You will find all
througii our sioek big bargains for
Fall and winter that will please you.
FLAB !>S.
Fivtty IMaids tit pretty prices, j
They are both domestic and import
od. The imported goods have a distinct
quality in accordance with "
their extra cost, hut the domestic
patents are attractive enough to )
satisfy.
cLOTHINU.
"S'?mi fan ollord <> l>c well eloihccl j
I>01*11 use our clothing cost little,
wears long and gives satisfaction
You want your boy to he well dross (
< >1, wo want to .-'apply the clothing
to dross I'illi well, clothes for litiiiastors
as well ; big ones are our
specialty. From the Kindergartnor
to the head of the house wo can fur
nish every man aiid b >y with the
Ix'.st ol clothing : t very small lig
ores.
HATS
, <
when you gel our mark in your
'? at you have a (,ui irantce of the best
hat of its hind. Our mark stand for
reliability, excellence, anything you
please in good hat wear. You are
sure your-hnt leads the fashion when
you buy it here
IIA SiN BOSS. '
There is character in Harness. '
FiVory one should know how to so* *
lo\jt the best. Those who don't
know may depend on us. Our attention
is given to really good har- .
ness substantially made and rightly
sold. You'll get service and style
out 01 wnal we sell you.
wo make it. a point to keyp in
stock everything tliat is needed in
his countov and at prices ih'it will
induce you to come a^ain.
Groceries
we aro head<iuai'tei's for all kinds
of (i roeeries, *>y wholesale and retail
wo guarantee everything as represented.
For the next 1>0 days we intend
offering our entire stock of merchan- (
disc at a price that will save you
many dollars, we lane the tfoods /
and the prices vluit will please you.
J
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I 1
Spivoy Morcaiitilo fi*
PHOTOGRAPHS!
You rau k'rt your Photos at
jasquo's any day. You can hav
nlarrino of any kind done.
G ive mo a t rial.
II. K. GASQUE.
airiest and most complete estab
lislirnont South. - l l
joo. S. Hacker 6c Son
Manufacturers of
iouks.SASJI, BLINDS, MOULD
I NO AND BUILDING
MATERIAL.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
544- 548 King Street.
JOSEIMI T. WALSH,
Attorney at Law.
Conway, r? ? SC. |
Oflirt? tip stairs in Spivry lLiik'iiif
r.ir room on loft of I lull.
5PIVEY (5c COLLINS CO.
Fire Insuranc
'Bicycles.
). A. SPIVHY, M. W. COI.UNS
President, Secretary
)fflc? In Uonk llulUling
onuiimv mnu uinni/o
uunnm inun nuhiw
MAEIIINK and rrpaip
SHOPS.
ROILKR WORK. LIGHT ANL
IIKAVY SMITH WORK OF A LI/
KIND.
Wo kcop a full lino of steam h
line's, Injectors, valves, packing Oi.
waste do Also carriage and wagoi
linrdware and material. Pairts
Oil. Varnish etc. We solicit your
patronage.
H. II WOODWARD,
r 7 L.WVYKR (t? i
Prompt attention to Collect ior .
ViJj-Mwy I >111 ill III )
CONWAY. S. C.
W: A. MOORE,
Land Surveyor,
Jorrespoiulcncc Solicitod.
\ddross; cither Conway, s. C , i*}
Homo wood. S C.
Dental Notice.
DR. W. B. McCORD,
SUKUEON DENTIST.
Conway, ? - S. C.
!lw<> SlMVKt lit II 1?IN<?.
liliMliiiiMMii
to write for our contldential letter before ap >
plying for patent; it mar be worth moaey (
Wo promptly obtain U. 8. and Foreign
PATENTS I
Md TRADE MARK.S r return EN t
TIRE attorney fee. Send model, ekeicl. .
or photo and we aend an IMMEDIATE
FREE reitort on patentability. We g v?
the beat legal aervico and advice, and ow
ohargoe are moderate. Try iu. ^
SWIFT & CO.,
Rmtont imvyorff
Opp. U.S. Patent Office,WaihlnQt?, D.fr