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The Horry Herald Published Five y Thuisday. ^ ? | THURSDAY jMAR. 13th 1902 MATTERS LOCAL AND OTHERWISE. Sh'.rts and Ties at Spivey's. Miss Frances Coles is visiting at Winston-Salem. N. C. Dress woods at Spivey's next week Donald V. Richardson of Bucksport was in town last Tuesday. R. J. Beverly added his name to our subscription list last Saturday. (1 Tj. Moore of Port Harrelson was in Co** way on business last Monday. Two lai.d sales are advertised in this issue to take place on Sales-day in April. Aitkin we say, Spivey's shirts and lies. Conway Grocery Co., is a new concern lately opened up on lower Ms.in Street. Miss Eddie Robert<011 has been visiting for several days at Port liar elson. A T. Collins has accepted the po sition of book-keeper at the Hank of Con way. The contract for sawing the lumber to build the Baptist parsonage ihas been given out. B. F. Tennille of Jackson, N. C., 'has accepted a position in the store .of I). \V. Rapcr & Co. C Spivcys shirts and ties H 1 1J '.buy. The commutation road tax is receivable up to the .'list of this month the same as other taxes. IV. 11. Abrams has moved his shoe maker's shop to the rear of the Hank building on 4th Avenue. Supervisor Joseph Todd lias treat t\i 1 tile liruicn 11\ tl twitv fiiKi I nf nttiitf adding much to its appearance. G. Fred Stalvey Esq., was sick several days last week, but was able, to be out again by Saturday. Mrs, M. W. Collins returned last Friday from a month's visit to rfrionds and relatives at Hennettswille. ' The Outlook Club will meet at the ^residence of Mrs. J. S. Duser.bury, .Friday afternoon, March 14th, at ihalf past three o'clock. iSpivoy has the nicest line of shirts arnd tics in town. The weather was cloudy last Sat Kirday with high winds occasionally during the day. Most of last week was <4car and bright. On last Monday, an operation was performed on Daniel Edge, by Doctors Norton and Get hen. lie was in a critical condition. Head the advertisement, of Conway Millinery Co., in tins issue. Their opening promises to be all that you are looking for. The county treasurer states that rafter this time he will be in his otlioc tft\r* t Iwk o/tt In/it /\f i? */.?#. /??*' ?? MV/I VIIU V^irilUVyWIUIl I IJlllJf U H .Saturday of each week. As the best remedy in the world fr'or LaGrippe, Coughs and Colds get Hell's Medical Compound at K. Nor ton's drug store. Some new work shops are in process of erection on upper Main Street near the Academy. They will be occupied by J. A. Garron. J. II. Marsh, book-keeper for burroughs & Collins Co, at one of their places of business, was in the oit.v one day the first of the week. Miss Bessie Burroughs returned last Monday from Chadbourn. N. C., where she gave an entertainment last Friday night. She me* with fine success. iM. \V. Collins returned home last Friday from an extended business and pleasure trip, lie took advantage of the opportunity to sec the exposition On lust Friday, the State B >ardof Dispensary Directors, set aside the sum of $2."),000.00 to be paid out of the assets of the institution, to the free school fund of the State. Dr. E. A. Casque, dental surgeon of Marion, S. C., will be in Conway on April 10th, to remain one week on professional business, those who wish to consult him will do well to eomo in time. The freshet in the . uccamaw is still rising, and has already inter iereti to same extent with the con Btructjon v/f buildings at the new mills, This is the season of the year for freshets. 1). W H.iper & Co., hav? opened tip a Mo-k of j.'ood?? in the store rooin mi or the Masonic Hall. They will erect a brick store on their lot purchased from A. 0. Thompson near the livery stables. Wo made one mistake la*t week, in the report of court proceedings. Wo stated that llamp Grainier was found guilty of a sault and battery with intent to kill, instead of us fluult and battery of a hitfh and a#tfravated nature, as we should have done. fie offered to plead guilty of the latter oirense but tho Solicitor would not accept the plea. Congressman Scarborough has re- 1 turned to Washington. Tho Horry land and Improvement * Co., are erecting several new tenant cottages near the Currio place in J the upper part of town. They con- 1 template the erection of 2f> or '10 h cottages in that neighborhood. j < John Harrel, llie bad character | who lias been giving the authori < ties much trouble, escaped from the v chain gang last Thursday. It would l be wise to send criminals of his t class to tho penitentiary. ^ Paris green at W. 11 Lewis's. Dr. A. J. McM'lleu, Scientific Op- J tician, will beat the Kingston Hotel 1 Saturday March 15th. Any one f needing anything in his line will do i well to call on him on that date, as i that will be his last date here. t I A deal has been made whereby Auditor Jas. A. Lewis will sell his cottage now in process of erection on 5th Avenue, to (J. if red Stalvey. The Auditor will probably build on other property. I Judge A Id rich said at court last week, that some counties had made i the mistake of trying to patch up i and enlarge their old court houses \ and jails. Failure, he said, always \ followed such a coui seat least, dis- f satisfaction, lie hoped this mistake 1 would not be made here. } t . ' 500 pr. shoes just in, !> pr. for 50 J^ cts. and everthiug in stock sold e \\ qually as cheap by Jones at Justice. Dr. A. C. Neilsen of Wilmington, ' N. C., was in town several days last week. Ile has some grateful letters . from members of the family of Mr. , Privett ou the railroad, testifying to the results of his remedies in Mr. r Privet t s ease. Rev. J. W. Klkins returned tin* J . latter part of la.->t week from a ? visit of several days to Charleston where ho took in the exposition in cidentai to other business whieh he had in thatcity. F. F. Covington, Judj^e Aldrich, J Solicitor Johnson and visiting mem- > bers or the le^ral profession from | Marion, all left for Marion on the J afternoon train, after the adjourn- ' ment of court last Saturday. For a word fitly spoken, read L Proverbs, 25th and 11th verses. Or ! dors for April and May now #ood. I I I Some comments have been made ) as to the salaries of the various!, county officers., and it has been re- | i ported that the sheriff yets but $800 for his services. This is not correct { for he tfets fees for the civil work P just us he did before. Stoves and heaters at W. It. hew- P is's. i I In Serious Condition. I Cioo. Beverly, who was strucU on the head in January of last year, by 1 one Win Cannon, as it is elmroed, t is now in a very critical condition. ' liy the advice of his physician sonic * months ago, he went to Charleston for treatment. The doctors there < raised the broken bone where it. compressed the brain, and he re- I turned apparently much improved. It is now stated thatjhe is worse than ever, entirely loses his mind at> I times, and at no time seems to bo | in his right senses. The ease againstt Cannon was continued at court last week. Call on W. li. Lewis for boy dix u: jin_?v? >. | ' Pardoned by the Governor. John I). Todd, who plead guilty to violation of tlie dispensary law | at the recent term of court lias been pardoned by the governor, upon a strong petition signed by many of j the citi/.onsof the county. It. septus ; < thsit he did not succeed in making ' ' any moonshine whiskey and h * was 1 only guilty of trying to to 30 to , which he plead guilt}', llcuttemp- , t >d to distill spirits out of a laid t can, but according to his own state- < ment while 011 the stand, the con- 1 corn would not work. The fact that ' he did not succeed in the undertak- 1 ing, but was only experimenting. ( coupled with other strong circum stances i 11 his favor, induced the governor to grant the pardonJust received a new lot of sain- , pie shoes at \V. R. Lewis's. 1 Presiding Elders Appointments. SECOND ROUNI) 1902. ? Conway and Cool Spring Ct. ,Zion, March 2Est. Bucksvillc Ct.. Mineral Springy i March 22nd Conway Station, March 22?23rd. Waccarnaw Ct., Salem, (4 p. in.) March 23? 24th. Loris and Little River Ct., Iona, March 29th HavboroCt.. Sandy Plains, March, 30?31st. Presbyterian Services. Third Sunday in March 11.30 A. M and 7.30 P M. Fifth Sunday. Easter 11.30 A. M. 7 86 P. M. Pr ivir meeting every Wednesday 4 P M. Topic 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 70 1 18. Sunday school exercises including adult Rible class at 4 P. M. C. E. Rodkhtson, Synodical Evangelist. Notice A. F. M. A special communication of Con way lodge No 05. will be held Tuesday evening March 18th at 7:30 o' clock for degree work. All members take notice. C. P. QuattleUum, W. M. S. M. Tompkins, See. inflamed Bladder and Kidney. Privotts, S C., Feb. 2'h'd Idb.f. j dy Dear Mrs. Gerralcl: Dr. Neilson, who is a stream r to. fo u, has been in our home for t ho I >ast five days attending my father, ivlio was on last Wednesday at leathsdoor, and we believe but for i lis coming just at that time, would \ lave now been four days under {round. Path is ease was a very serious one. inflamed bladder anil j tidney, but this morning we all feel y hat the danirer is over as a result ( >f his faithful efforts in the use of ( lis most wonderful medieine. We ( leartilv recommend him ' t.? you in lesus name, and not 'only to you, jut to all, as many as may be suf oring f"om any disease. Dive him i fair trial and I feel sure you will 1 dways praise (Joil for the day he 1 utile to you in the name of sulVi r no * lumanity. Si m erely your friend, M (1 llryant. | I I Privotts, S. C., March 4th. li?0_,< 1 )r Neilsen. Lot me thank you a^ain this morn- . no for saving our house from heino ' n mourning a full week, and lor ( i'oui' extreme kindness of hvart in four constant attention upon my 'ather for the five days which put < iiin on the safe side for livinir. we ? rust ninny years yet. ('nil n^aiu as ( ifton as you nmy pass this way and ( fou will always lital a most hearty A'oleomo from all of us. Respectfully your friotul, Mrs. M. (J Hryant. i Prof N lolsoa romodio soil I ?y v Hot tie Mo. I.mo wife of the Co. ^ L'rcas. ,1. K. Nichols, Conway, and ' drs. James II. Marsh Mrs. Win. * vpivoy, (lidoon. S. (J. ' <> 1 SaleUncier Foreclosure. ( i U aTK ok M)l' I'll CAKot.lNA, I (' maty nt tlorry. \ | 1 (/.'nurt of (\>m:non Pieas ) ' l iif Dan., of liiiiiiui'i li n, fa corporation) m i J. (', McC.'iskiJ!, 1 MaintilTs. ' vs. I Henry f . Fliiott, I>e:eiutant. } Under and b^ virtue of a decretal or lm \ nado in tin- 311?.>?? I'twitloil action, l?y his , Ilo.ior .). C. Klugh, I'i esiiling J mice, in ' Itli c.iicuit. at chambers, and dated >l*y 10 ' ItlUU, I will oil. r for sale bolore the Court llon.se door 111 Conway, .s. C., during legal 1011 ra of sale on Monday, the 7th day of \ pril, A I). l!)U?, the |o.lowing described irojK'ity to tv it: All that certain piet e, parcel or tract oi | anil situate in the r ounty ol lloiry, in the | state aforesaid, contend..g seventy acres 1 liore or les>. bounded on t]jn North by . ends of C. A'. Klliotl and Alon/o Jaeiv1011,011 the liasi by lands ol .1. \V . 11 ol li? Jay ifc Son., and J ore Jarrott, South by iunds of Clnis. (Irairiger, and West by 1 lamlsol Dullle Solea,or the public road leading from Nichols depot to Conway, lie san.. being part of the lands originally Jelotlgilig to tile estate of Jullies Floyd. The land hereinabove ih senheo was sold t jx ill'* i?# 11m r?i imuui r at |mi(>jit w in*, ;he oth day i f .November A. I). IJJWt), lait i lie puiohii.-or at st|ch ?ulo having tailed u> | -omply with his hid, the suul laud will by < res*?lil un I he day and date first above < written, at the risk ol said delimiting pur- . l.a-er Terms of kale cash, purchaser to pay "or the necessary papers. \V. L- Mi.shoe, Clerk and special Weferoe. < 1 J ( J Summons for Relief. State of .South Carolina. i I lorry County. \ j Court of Common I'loits J. W. Ilolliday, I'laintliT uirainst A. N. Johnston, Defendant. I'O TIIK DEFENDANT, A. N. John- I Won. | You art' hereby summoned and n quir ( d to answer t he complaint in this acti<?n ivhieh 's filed in the office Mt the Clerk n| :1m* Court of Common Pleas, for tfie said 1 County, and to servo a opy of your sns- ' iver to the slid complaint on tin' sul-crib I ?rs at their office at Conway. t\ within * :wonty days after the service hereof, e\ < jfuslve of the day of such service/ and if ' you fail to answer the complaint within | 'lie time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this no- , ion wiil apply to the Court for the rel et' j lemanded in the complaint. Johnson ?fc Quattlebaum, Attorneys for Plaintiff. 1 cd [) < . 20th, 1001. r<> THE DEFENDANT, A N. Johnston :? Take Notice, that the summons in this ' lotion, of which the foregoing is a topy, ind the eomplalnt in the above stated ho- j [ion, were filed in the Office ol the Clerk if the Court of Common Pleas, at Con-j way, in the County of liorry and State of i south Car.d'na, on ihe 2'fth daj' of I)e^efiiler ISMfl. Johu.Min <Si (Juntilebauin, ttorneys lor Plaintiff. I 1 * l u 11111 IUI i a MM r^cjiei. I'lic- State (a South Carolina,) j County of 1 lorry. \ Court of Common Pleas. .1. A. Taylor, Plaintiff against Franklin A. Prince, Defendant. I'o The Defendant, Franklin A. Prince. You are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, whit h in filed in the ofllee of the Clerk of I lie Court of Common Pleas, for the said. County, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said o miplu'nt on the subscribers at their ofllee at (Jonway, S p., within twenty days after the service hereof exclusive of the day of such service.* and it you foil to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, tin* plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demamhd in the complaint. Johnson & Gunttlchaum, Plaintiff's \ttornoys. To The Defendant, Franklin A. Prince: Take notice that the summons in this action, of which the foregoing is n copy, was filed in Hie "fllce of the Clerk Cf the Court of Common Pleas, at Conway, in the County of Horry, in the State of South Carolina on this, the fifth day of February 1002, Johnson & Onnttlebaum, Plaintiff's ^ttorneys. II i Local ttiui Other tNews. Stops The Con^h And Wot k.>- off The Cold. Laxative ijromo <>n 111110 Tabl Is are a cold in one day N?> euro. no my. Price eeut The canal which has been cut aong lth A venue will bo walled in vim boards as soon as the lumber is eady for that purpose. It will add nuch to the good drainage of the own. To Cure A'Cold in One Day fake Laxative 1 iromo Quinine Tabets. All druggists refund the mon >y if it fails to cure, lv \V. ('!rove's denature is on each box. line Thirty live thousand feet of loos >er day are being shipped from hieksport to the Atlantie Coast Lumber Co.. at Ceorgetown. The o^s arc not boin?j raTted as they iscd to he. New machinery has >oen put in ahd the Iocs are put up ?."> in a bundle. The bundles instead >f theloes are rafted brother. The Best l>rcsv'*"iption For Mala la dhilis and lover is a hot tie of (5 rove's PastelcssCldllTonic. It is simply ir>11 and (piinine in a tasteless form.No lire, no pay. Price ad cents, Spartanburg oets the first pri< is having the finest exhibit at the Soutii Carolina and West Indian Imposition. (Chester county tfcts lie second and Ihirlin^ton and j cermet own tie for the third. You Know Whnt You Are Taking When you tal<e Grove's Taslelc s lliill Tonic because the formula is ilainly printed on every hot t le show that it is simply Iron and < >ui line in a tasteless form. No cure, I 10 pay. fide. ,1 ud^ine from reports fi urn all seelions of the count v, the tobaeeo planters have better stand- of plat t?. than they have had for several /ears past. We hope that* conditions will continue to be favorable md the farmers will have ;r<><>d luck ill the year tinou^li. Can't Keep It Secret. The Splendid work of l)r Kind's New Life Pills is daily enuring to light. No such grand r??tncmly lor Liver and Dowel troubles was ever {Down before. Thousands bless Llioni for curing Const ip.it ion, Si. If I leadaeho, Dilliousness, Jaundice and Indigestion. Try them Line at Dr. hi Norton's drugstore. Complaints have reached this oflice that there has been trouble it>o it r >coiving tl.e bundle of IIk?r\i,i?s addressed t > Dulah, S C. Several times the.y arrived about a weeklate We. trust the postal ollicials will look into the mat ter and see I hat I he mail is sent properly and on time. .. . Lockjaw From Cobwebs. Cobwebs put on a cut lately gave t woman lockjaw. Millions know that the best thing to put on a cut is 1 Hucklen's Arnica Salve, the infallible healer of Wounds, I leers, Sores. Skin Eruptions, Hums, Scalds and i i* ilea. It euros or no pay. Only 2f> outsat Dr. hi. Norton's drug store. ?- ? ,). K. Allsbrook of Sanfurd was! n town last Monday. The Vice of Nagging Clouds the happiness of the home, nit a nagging woman often needs W.I.. Clw? If I... n.wl undoj/n in health that tvilli's an loy her If she is melancholy, ex itable troubled with loss ??f appe lite, headache, sleeplessness, eonsti lation or faint in" and dizzy spells, die, needs Kloetrie Hitters, the mo.,t Wonderful remedy for ailing women, rhousands of sulVcrers from female troubles, net vous troubles, backache ind weal< kidneys huvc used it, and jccotne healthy smd happy. Try it. Only f>0c. at Dr. 10. Norton's. f.ni ir mtee satisfaction. w- f\r 'J1. li. Hryati was in Conway the first or the week. Would Smash the Club. If members of the "Hay (''ever Association-' would use Dr. Kind's New Discovery for Consumption, the club would go to pieces, for it il ways cures this malady, and As tlimu, the kind that bullies the doctors? it wholly drives from the system. Thousands of once hopeless <ufTerers from Consumption, i'neu monirt, Hronehitis owe their lives and health to it. It conquers Crip, saves little ones from Croup and Whooping Cou^li and is positively guaranteed for all Throat and laino troubles, f>0e, $1.00 Trial hot'le-s free at Dr. 10. Norton's. Advice to the Aged. Age brings infirmities, sucn ns slugSish bowels, weak kidneys and blad? j erand TORPID LIVER. T utt's Pills have a specific effect on these organs, stimulating the bowels, causing them i to perform their natural functions as ! in youth and IMPARTING VIGOR ?. to the kidneys, bladder and LIVER. They arc adapted to old and young. mdummw ?i aiui aaii. rwMtfm* v., k wvmu Kor all foi ins of M r.l ?l-l ink? nson'i Chill sr>d V v<-i 1-< \ i .tut of M a1hiT.iI iM.iSi.r:in?r in your . ! means misery mid failure. Hlnod me : >? "msn't cure Malarial poisoning. 'i n? i * : t<? Twit is Jobaton't loulc Oct a but i- to (lay. | Costs 50 Cents If It .irres, MARKETS. G KORdETOWM. N e \v V i r <ji n 2.25 Vol low di p 2.00 j Scrape ... !.25 Spirits turpentine 10 Rosin, common I 10 Wll.MINOTON. Spirits turpentine steady. Maehim barrels 115 j conntrv o a ill I to .' ! 15 Tar linn at . . . .* #1.20 Crude Turpentine. Hard #1 '55 Hip #2 50; \ irt;in COTTON. Ordinary (U els d . h Good Ordinary. ...712 Low Middling St Middling s.l 11 Good Middling S l.'l-ltl 14 Corn Tti(e'Kt) I lams 1 I'? 15 ! Shoulders 11 (? 12 I Chickens ...20 to25 i Turkeys per ll> (live) IS i\i > ? '. i . I v?.? v mic. per ou*n ; IVanuls The 44 44 SliOKS. We h ive shoos of ;ilI styles ami priii s to close out sit rock bottom price. We have Dry (iooils, Not iocs. Hoots, Shoes. Mats, (hips, 1' 1 o t h i 11 ?_T and (Iroceries, ;>t prices never he fore heard of We have moved our stock of j^oods from the Murrell Huildin;; opposite the jail to the store on corner of Main Street and 1111 Avenue, oppo site Hank, where we will he pleased to meet our friends and customers. Sessions & Son, | Opposite the Hank What Us: ?- O . That makes us succeed, while our would lie competitors can scarcely exist. Simply intelligence, experience uivi ino capacity 01 1N ('W 1N(! HOW TO HIIV There's tlie secret, it 's all in the haying. >Ve watch that part closely, and as our selling prices are in line with our low purchase prices, we are in the right road. Think it over now. Aint we right? Selling cheap, hut Iniying still cheaoer is the common sense basis of a successful business enterprise. WoolVer our customers standard goods at pries s that will act as pocket book openers, such as the average buyer needs. Wo have a well selected stock of G e n c ra 1 M erch a n dise, consist ing of 11 a mil ton I trow n Shoe s, ready made clothing, Dry Hoods, (Iroceries. Hardware. tV'e. As we buy Flour, Corn and I'earl (Jrits in car load lots, we are in a position to save you money on the necessaries of life. We also pay highc -t market- prices for Fur, I'cos wax and Cow Hides. Yours for prosperity, ihisciihury tV Co, TODDViDLF, S. C. 7 - I am pleased to announce t hat I have added to ny Pi re Insurance Agency, "The Liverpool & London <& Globe Insurance Co/' Perhaps the largest and strongest Piro Insurance Company in the world, with the uncqunlcd record of having paid (ire losses in the IJni ted States alone, during the last fifty-three years, atf^rcjpitin^ over ICighty-two Millions <?f Dollars. Willi this grand old Company, to oethcr with "The Greenwich," fa iiioiis for fair adjustments and prompt payment of losses, and other strong companies in my Agency, I can offer unsurpassed inducements to those who desire reliable fire insuranee. C. P. QUATTLEBAUM, Pi re Insurance A^ent. Final Discharge. The undersigned as guardian of the estate of Jackie A. (iraham, will apply to W. 10. Ilard.vick, Probate Judec for I lorry county, on the 21stdayof March next, for a linal discharge as guardian of said estate. J. C. ItuvANT. Guardian. Keb. 1 Ht li 1SMI2. THK WORLD'S f ,KEATEST FEVER f j MEDICINE. t ] K?>r o'.l f'-rmi of f*v?r take Jntin * ?in'? Chill and I rvir Tonic It !< ' I'* r*? time* holtor than quinine and , > itoei In a ?ingie day what Mow <iul- ' ? : Mns oannot do In lu il<v?, it'* ! , sjiU it'lid i-ures art) In ?uikt;,?? conp* Irant^to tho feahla ouit? mado by pfflcosts 00 Cents II It Cores. K Look Out Lor It! II' you aro looking out, for your own interests. You will not forget t lie dollar sii^n. ami how muchifollows it when you Iniy our jjoods. ompa re the same sold 1 ?y others, and te'.l us honestly if we <lo not fur nisi) you more value for the $ than anv of oureompetitors. The amount that you pay depends on what you yet. Put you may al ways l>o sure of hnvinjj the worth of vour money < >ur plan of huyinjr and sellino makes money for our cusloinets. It always pays to ?fot oood quality iihI we keep watch of the prices Try u ; ou these ncccs si ties on which von arc willing to make a snvin?r. NIIOKS. I A shoo with*.a]reputatIon is'the kiud'Toryou to piii rlia.se?provided the reputation is a good one. wo are selling shoes in any shape too, light or heavy soles, lace or button, ehoeolate, black or tan. Kxtraordinar.v special oll'erlngs in all lines feelino is believing and wearing is proof positive. You will lind all t hrough our stock big bargains for fall and winter that will please you. Ski 1 I IkU rij.i i ii\ Pretty iMaids at pretty prices. They tire hot h domest ie and import ed. The importi <1 <ronds have u distinct puality accordance with their extra cost, hat the domestic paterns are attractive enough to sat isfy. CLOTH I NO. Yon can olYord o In; well clothed because our clothing cost little, wears lon?j and oives satisfaction. You want your hoy to be well dress ed, we want to supply the clothing to dress hi Hi well, clothes for litmastcrs as well as bio ones are our specialt y. Kroiu the Kindcr^art ner to the head of the house we can fur nish every man and *> >y with the best ol clothing at very small lioures. HATS when you got our mark in your '<at you have a guarantee of the best hat of its kind. Our mark stand for reliability, excellence, anything you please in good hat wear. You arc sure yourdmt leads 111<? fashion when you buy it here. H A UNLSN Tliere is character in Harness. Kvery one shotdd know how to soled. the 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 sorvico and style out of what we si ll you. we make it a point to keyp in stock every thing t hat is needed in his eountov and at prices that will induce, you to come again. (ilroceries we are headquarters for all kinds of (!roeeries, by wholesale and retail wo guarantee everything as represented. lor 11 if iioxt ' )() flays wo intend olTerintf our entire stock of merchandise at a price tint will save yon many dollars, wo have the jfoods and the prices '.hat will please you. ins i UN in. Spi vey Mercantile / '0 ?t 1 I PHOTOGRAPHS! You can ^et your Photos at masque's any day. You can ha* ' enlaroin<^ of any kind done. ' DOivc inc a trial. U. K. CASQUE. _ j ? Largest and most complete ostab lishmcnt South. Geo. Hacker & Son Manufacturers of DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MOULD INC AND BUILDING MATERIAL. CHARLESTON, S. C. S44- 548 King Street. JOSEPH T. WALSH, Attornky at Law. Conway, ?- ?? ? S C. 1 Olhce up stairs in Spivey Builc.inf rear room on left of Hall. SPIVRY & COLLINS CO. I Fire Insurunc Bicycles. l>. A. SPIVEY, M. W. COLLINS President, Secrotary Office le linnk liuildinu 11II IKS MAgg111NE AND REPAIP SHOPS. ROILER WORK. LIGHT ANL HEAVY SMITH WORK OP ALL KIND. Wo keep a full line of steam fi tings, Injectors, valves, packing Oi. waste etc Also carriage and wago? hardware and material. Paints Oil. Varnish etc. Wo solicit your patronage. II. II. WOODWARD, La w y ku \zs " Prompt attention to Collections. (Spivey Duildin#.) CONWAY. S. C. W: A. MOORE. Land Surveyor, Correspondence Solicited. Address; cither Conway, s. C., j-J Homo wood. S. C. Dental Notice. I DR. W. B. McCORD, SURGEON DENTIST. Conway, - - S. C. t*?Sf"SPIVR\ Hi! 11. PINO. to wrlto fbr our confidential letter before ap-1 plying for patent; it may be worth money 1 i We promptly obtain U. H. and Foreigu PATENTS TRADE MARKS or return EN* IRK attorney a rce. Send model, sketch I g&S TUSJUtyWl* the beat legal service and advice, and ov charges are moderate. Try us. . SWIFT & CO., '