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-I- I'll il I -I The Horry Herald Published Every Thuisdny. THURSDAY APR. 3rd 1002 MATTERS LOCAL AND OTHERWISE. Call and puy your subscription Spivey's Spring goods are now in. Flour best patent, $5. ul at Jones'. Easter Sunday was a delightful day. C. F. Spivey of Gideon was in town on last Monday. Spivey has a nice line of Spring goods, Call early. Mrs Minnie Frazior of Hoard man is visiting relatives here. J as. A. Lewis is building some stables on his lot 011 La-ircl Street Goto S. T Sessions for men's clothing. J. K. l\ Neatherry. grand master I. O. O. F., was ir town or. Tuesday. Weigh a man in the balances and you find him wanting?some big office. Tlierc was rain on last Friday and Saturday, following warmer weath er. A nice line of men's and youth's clothing at S. T Sessions. K Livingston of Little River was in town on Friday and Saturday of last week. J J. Turboville of Socastee paid Conway a business visit on last Saturday. Rams Horn and Black Maria chewing tobacco in town!! Call for it when you want good stuff. Bell s Medical Compound will cure the cough and relcive t'?e hoarseness At Dr. Norton's. Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Smith, Dr. MeUord and John I) niels all left for the exposition la>t Tuesday Double daily train service will oe oin on this branch of the road aboul the middle of April. Hon J A. MeDcrinott is in Co lumbiuasa mend er ol tiie Don.ucratic Kxec it ive Committee. J. R AllsoiMok of San ford wa > in the city last Sunday and registered at t lie Nolley House. A largo lot of Spring and Summer shoes at S. T. Sessions's. H. A Gurganus was sick one ; day last week so as to be unable to attend *o his duties in the post of lice. I)r K. A. Gasque, the well known 1 dentis , will be in Conway on April the 10th and will remain one week The Outlook Club will meet at the residence of Mrs. M, VV. Collins 1 next Friday afternoon at 3:80 o'clock. I See S. T. Session's Spring and . Summei clothing. li A. Rollinson, one of our progress.ve truckers out at the Colony, is shipping some very fine lettuce to the Northern markets. Spivey is having, and ought to 1 have the patronage of the people. < fie does all he can to hold up prices ou produce and down on goods. ' I A new lot of horses and mules just i arrived at A VV. Jenkins ?& Son's, < Call early and get the pick. I The weather changed to cooler on | last Sunday night. The usual March 1 winds prevailed throughout the last | days of . -arch. There will be a meeting of the Teachers Association at the Hur- 1 roughs Graded School building, ' Saturday April 5th All teachers ! are urged to atttond. 1 I F. rj Dusonbury, who came home some weeks ago from the South i Carolina College on account of sick- i noss, has returned to his studies. For a first class horse or mule go to A VV. Jenkins & Son. Look ov cr the new stock just in. The county board of equalization will hold its second meeting 011 next Tuesday for the purpose of hearing ccmplaints, if there should be any. I on the part of those whose returns 1 have been raised The large lire proof safe which has been used in ihoClerU of Court 's office for inanv tears past, lias boon moved into the Supervisor s office, where it will do service in preserv < ing the records there. ' Some of the lumber is ready for < the erection of the new residence of A T C >llins on the lot immediately 1 in the rear of the office lot of Col C. i\ Quattlebaum. It is to be a 1 pretty cottage. I An entertainment will he given ' by the Outlook Club on Friday eve ning, April 11th, at tho Graded Cchool building The admission will be 15 cents, reserved seals 25 ? cents. The lot on the lake near the residence of Or J S Duscnbury has been sold by him t- M. VV Collins. 1 It is a very dasituble place to build a residence. 1 COMMITS SUICIDE BY TAKING LAUDANUM. Took the Fatal Poison Some rime Saturday Night, Died 1 Between 7 and H on Tuesday Evening, iv L I lodges, a North Carolinian who came here about a year ago, to engage in the limber business, t| committed suicide by taking M oz of ,, laudanum last Saturday night, at p vMial hour is not unown lie linger i eu until i'uesday evening when > e 1 a died. The following was found in his I note book explaining his reasons for j the deed: i "1 am going to commit suicide. 1 )( can t live under the pressure that is (> upon me. Wire P. K. Hodges \ViI ? i liainstoii, N. C. 1 want to be buried somewhere about here 1 don t care | where nor how. 1 don I want to I e hauled on the rail r.iad \<i ?? i knows how a man fee is in my p-? t lion I am tired of life. 1 hu'e to s leave my peopli and friends " This e was signed by him. h ():: Sunday morning, Klmorc J Ward, as ho was going homo along the road leading over the Kingston Lake bridge, was attracted by \ strange sounds coming from the ^ road side at a point some distance ; j from the ship yard Looking-over a o small embankment, near a pine tree c; he saw a man evidently in a d.\ing condition. Mr / ard returned and gave the information at the hotel and in a few minutes several friends ? of the unfortunate man were on mo i! scene, lie was taken to his hotel Ja and Doctors Norton and Dusenonry y were called j h The doctors worked hard to save u his life and on Sunday afternoon, he o was greatly improved. His condi j was still better on Monday morning but by Tuesday he began to sink ^ and grew weaker until Tuesday ev- Lening when he died. On the ground near who re he was founo were two F empty laudanum b> tiles and a poek 11 et and note book tied up in a handkerchief. I lie leaves two brothers and a sts- 1 ter. His brother was wired Tuesday afternoon. h It is thought his troubles had nil i balanced his mind. J C. Sarvis c says In; acted strangely while at his w house on Saturday morning. He e was a robust man anil seemed li? rn- < joy ^jenerui tfood health. <' M , . a i i Horry Day is Assured. Col. Spivoy wasaoain approached yesterday and asked .\ hat had boon he success of his avilation lor an "Horry Da. " and a trip to the imposition? .. " I lo ond .?!' ox poo* a I ions. w .>s v his rojiny rosponso. ' J .on indood grulitioci at Ll|i* amount in interest ) our pooplo aro taking in this j?ro? pos.il li'lp .*so MVS ol persons liftw (1| told me Ilia'. Ihev woiv not only i?'>- l( in<r thomo !\ > Out irloaded to non. ^ . v. e< up a ri'tiwii in t hoir i.'oininuid la .\u (. IIIOl ' III - 'I halt* All' toll I III" III like ni.on.vT. j L111111. tho pr loaooi? j( ty is wo iv b oarr> down at loast boo ( in our party. n So you consider llu; trip a certainty do you? was asked. "A certain ty! U hy yes. J ho whole thino j., Btttled" said ho. in a most positive manner. "We have secured the exception- a ally low rate of for tho round trip, tickets {rood for 3 days after I sale " 2 "The imposition authorities have designated April 23rd as 'Horry li Day 'and they promise to tfive us 2 uir oesi nicy nave in the shop 'Wo propose to leave liere on u< Tuesday morning Aptil 22nd, about [J o'clock, A special train takes to Chadbourno, tlioro connecting with the regular morning South bound, and reaching Charleston ibout 12 noon." "This arrangement you see, puts rj us in Charleston at mid-day, and ,r will give all ample time to arrange for suitable quarters, get. a birds |)( jyo view of Charleston, and be n ready to ' do the show on Wed- ft ncsday 22rd, and again on Thurs- ti lay .if so desired." fp "Returning, our party will leave ? the "City by the Sea" on Thursday ,-j afternoon about 4 o'clock, and ar w rive home sometime that evening, a () special bringing us in front Chad- U! bourne." f,t "Parties wishing to return ear- 8; licr or stay another day, can do so? their tickets being good on any train leaving Charleston up to 12 o'clock Friday night." "This about, covers all the infor ol mation needed to be given at pres- w ?nt. Circulars and posters will be f( ?cnt out in a few days giving all tin' n instructions and information rela- f, uvo u> ino irip. s< "Now, I trust you will impress cc upon your rcadors that this trip is not t > oe taken on the usual "'exeur- ' sion plan", and that the promoters we not into a money-making scheme. vVe are prompted simply by a do- ((| sire to have a lar^e nuuiner of our ^ people avail themselves of an oppor- j tunity which is likely to never pre | sent itself ai/ain?that of visit ins/an '"Inter St l e jvnrl e?? Iiwlimi ItV. position" at a cost of Wo I;now lliov ought and wo believe tiioy , will.j{ 1 Approach ny Marring \ J Invitations uv out. to the wedding f >f Mis- Klin \l?Go?, daughter of f)r, Vi uid Mrs .1 on W MeCee to Mr. ^ Marvin J. (.rant,of Conway, at Kaluigh N C on Wednesday in >rnin | April Oth. lOtrj Mr. (Jrant holds a jt responsible and lucrative position! ? with I) W. Itapor \ Co.. tho large n lumber o mpany rec( ntly located here. lie is a you no business man >f sterling qualities, and the many friends he lias made here will join in wishing him and his bride to be. a long and happ.v married life j^' rfcla signature u on every box of the genuine Laxative Broino-Quinine T?buu he remedy tbnt inrw s eot?l In eae 4ey This and That. >tops The Couifh Ami Works off The Cold. Lixutive Broino-Qu nine Tablets are a cold in one day No euro, no a\. Price 2a cents* The regular monthly nieetinif of lie Business Men's Lcr^uc will be eid on Friday niyht at H o'clock : the council chamber. Business of n;???? 1 nee will tie discussed and all re urged to attend. To Cure A Cold in One Day \i!<e Laxative Brotno Quinine Tab ts All druggists refund the inon\> if if fn i I s 11 > i ii i*i > l<'. W < ! I'oro'u j .. . ~ ?- ? y v'' v " ignatureis on each box. 2nc. Next Monday is Salosduy. Two fuels of luixl will be sold, one in he upper ; art of the county, to b. old by toe Clerk of Court, the oth I'D lot in the town of Conway, to I* .vihi to the highest bidder ln> the edge of Probate" Tho llest Prescription For Mala iu hills and lever is a bottleof Grove's 'usteless ChUl Tonic. It is simp'y irn and ipiinnie io a tasteless form. No tire, no pay Price at) cents. The Governor offers ti reward of leu, f?>r the delivery to the ShorII' or one John llarivll, who is an ll-round bad character, and is a fu itive from the county chain gang, axing escaped s ton after Iu* was oniuiilti'd. Kead the proclamation f tlie Covernor in anolher column. You Know What You Are Taking Then von take Grove's Tasteless 'hill Tonic beeauso ti.e formula is ilaini v printed on every bottle show ug that it is simply Iron and Qui? ine in a tasteless form. No cure, 0 pa v. Title. 1 Col. 1) A. Spivcy is erecting a (hiding IftOx I'l feet on a lot near th AviMitii near the lake When anoleled i* will be rented to Con ray Iron Works, the progressive orporation now located near the IiiMv store. The saw mill alreailx dii'ilishnd on the t-ake will be run 1 conne'tion with the business, i IJ Johnson has the eon tract for lie building. A Do tors B.id Plight. Two yars ago- as a result of a so ere eol 1 I I st inv V< 'ieo, wrilOK Dr I I . SiMi'bnr uj/h. of Hebron Ohio im'f, It--<_rii11 mm obstinate oowirh. 'vci \ reme \ kunwn to ine as a prnlirino |?||\ i. iacl f..r d5 vears fail il and I daily irrew worse. Reiny r jc I to i r\ |)k Kii.tfn New |)is , im \ for t'onsuni ion couirhs and di i I found (jniek relief; and for ?.-i ?n. da\s have felt better than >r i w? ve il's. Positively ouaran ed for Throat and Lane troubles . I)r 10 Norton. Prosbyterian Services. F.rst and Third Sunday i 11 April, t Il ia a. in , and 5:1 a p. in. Praia r nicotine every Wed ties lay P M, Topic Wednesday April nd. "The Joy of the Risen Roi'd" References, Luke 2-i:3(i 52; I Cor. V ll)-22 25 -aS; 1 John 2, I 2; Ps m I. 1-10. suiidav school exercises including lult Rible class at -I P. M. G. 10 Rohkiitson, Sy nodical 10 va Duelist. The Great Dismal swamp. Of Virginia is a breeding of Mala* laeerms. So is low. wet or marshy round everywhere. These eerins lUse weakness, chills and fever, ae L's iii the bones and muscles, ar.d lay induce dangerous maladies. Hut lectric I lit ters never fail to destroy lem and cure malarial 'roubles, hey will surdy prevent typhoid. We tried many remedies for Mailt* a and stomach and liver troubles" rites John Charleston of Hyesvilhv ' . tiut-never fou..d anyt hinjj as t(ood < lOlcctric I itters. Try them. Only ) cents Dr. 10. Norton ^uaratces itisfaction, A Nearly Pntnl Runaway. Started a horrible ulcer on the leg r .). II. Order Prankiin Grove, III. hich defied doctors and all remedy . . ruin i i!.. - i' hi i > <-<11 r>i i inTII i >UITI\ 11 ii s ;\ 1'n a Salve cured him Just as ^ood I- boils. L?urns, Bruises. cuts corns aids skin emotion*, and Piles 25 nts at Dr. E Nortons dru^ store. Wields n Shnrp Ax. Millions marvel a" the multitude f mi dudies cut off by Dr Kin^s e<v Life Pills the most distresstoo. Stomach, Liver and fUrvtr uibles, Dyspepsia, Loss of Apatite, Jaundice Biliousness Fever I d iri i all fall b fore these wonder orl.ers 25- at Dr E. Norton's imjo store, UST )NE VORD that word U Tutt's, refers to Dr. Tutt's Liver Pills and flEANS HEALTH. Arc you constipated? Troubled with indigestion? Sick headache? Virtlgo? Bilious? Insomnia? of these symptoms and many others dicntc inaction of the 1 IV|:" ? You Nood futt's Pillsl Take No Substitute. MA Kill El). On Tuesday March 2f)th, 1!H?2 at the residence i?f the bride , father Mr. Irvin Johnson, Miss Sarah John son to Mr. Frank Drawn, Row I. T. Todd performing tho e;.reni'>n\. I On Sunday at .'I o'clock, at Liven field. Miss Ida L Hemingway to Mr. McLean Davis, L. I) Lone per forming the ceremony. Notice Hussars. You art' hereby ordered to asset:. t)li* at Armory on Saturday April ."> at U o'clock armed with carbines At this meeting you will ballot for a Lieut. Colonel. The matter of at tending the (.Charleston exposition on the 22nd will bo discussed. Ij. 1> Don^r, Cupl. Comd. A Card. Kditor Herald, l'lea>c allow me j ??.? ?. !? llmt i . i. .... ;ii . : n ' . |>.|V X. VVf ?.HtJ *..???- I V ll\ I IOII I I V ' 111 ' 11 towards the "rami jury for present ii?tr cno. They were doubtless mi. nformed by some "busy body The IjvcIs are tlij.it since I have been in charge of the chain tftvnjj. I have endeavored to v\??i*l< for the best interest. of the counts' without seek in# llie advice of any bod , and I feci proud to have the as uai.ee that the better class of people endorse m\ work on the different r- ads svluu I have been. Harrison A ford. Inflamed Madder and Kidney. Privet Is. S (J , l.Vb 2drd 1 o . My Dear M rs. t bun al i Dr. Neilson, who is a ttrunuer to I you, has been in our home for the past five days attending my fall who was on In^i \\ > nesonv deaths door, and we believe but for his coining just at tiial 1 i c would have now been four days under "found. Pat her e: v i, a \ r v serious one, inflamed bh Id kidney, but this in .ruin we ail h that the danger is over is a ft ofhis faithfnl ellorts in the use o! Iiis most wonderful n? ?:i< inc. W heartily reeoinniend him l? y<>n ii Jesus name, and not only to yon, but to all, as many as m.,iv be <f ferin# from any disease. (Jive him a fair trial and I feel sure you will | always p:\iise (lod for (la* day lie came to you in the name of sim r.inhumanity Sincerely your friend, Si. (! Itryunt, Privetts, S. March -111), 1JMI2. Or Neilsen. Let ine ilmnk you ajjaln this morn ino for saving our house fyoin beino in mourmno a full week, and tor | your ext reino kindness of h?art in your consiant attention upon my father for the live davs which put him on the safe side for livinj.', we t rust many years yet. Call a?,rain as often as you may pass thin way and you w.ll always lind a nio*l heart\ welcome from all of us. ?L Itespeetfully your friend, Mrs. M. 0 Llryant. Prof Nielsen remedies soli by lie! tie Me. Lmie wife of the Co I Troas. J. K. Nieh< W, (Ionway, and} Mrs. James 11. Marsh Mrs. Wm. Spivey, Gideon, S. C. NOT I CIO. The undersigned having been duly appointed Supervisor of Rejjistra tion for the town of Conway, bonk* for the registration of the qualified voters af said town, will he open from April 1st until.Jnlv 1*1 IhOli, at the ofliee of the undersigned. (j. I'red S1 alvey, Sup. Ileoist rat iou Town of C.niway. LI ^ ~ ~ * 1 M - i iu11 1uuu l^UUCt'. Notice is hereby j/ivon thai Mrs. Nancy Todd has filed hoc petition t< have a homestead set oh to her in the estate at' Milliard Todd, de ceased. W. L. .Misjiok, C. C. C, l\ I' Land Stile. State <jf South Carolina / Court of County of Horry. ti Probite. Henry H. Woodward,\ Petition for' administrator of tiiej estate of A L. Pea . Sale of Heal dcrgrass, deceased. t Petitioner, LOst itc in aid 1 vs. ) All and singular the of Assets. 11cirs at Law of A.* L. Pender# rass, de it ceased, and Jus. A. 9 Lewis Eschoator for/ the county of I lorry, Respondents. Under and hy virtue oi an order j of this court, made in the uto'c en titled action, dated the 10th day of i Mareh A. D. 1002, the undersigned 1 i Probate Jud^e of 'lorry count y will ' offer for sale before the court house door at Con way, S. C., within le^al ! hours of sale, on salcsday, .Monday, . the 7oh day of April, l!H>2, All and i singular that eert.ii 1 lot or parcel of i land whereon the late A. L. l'euderjrrass resided, situate, l.yinfj and bo- l inj^ in the town of Conway, county and state aforesaid, containing one 1 half acre more or less, known on ' the plan of said town a> lot No and bounded as follows. On the | North bv Tlhaveir.tc, on the Last by i lands of Horry Land and Tinprove- t ment Co.. on the South by lands of t J. A. McDerinott and on the West t by public st reet. Said lot having been conveyed to A. L. IVndcrnruss by F C. Burroughs by his deed of date December 22ml, l>7d. and con- , vcyed to said Burroughs by John A. t Mayo, as administrator, by his deed \ of date March ilth. 1871. ( i Said lot beiuK the same as that described in the petition in tho a ' bove entitled action and will he sold on the day and date fir-t a bove written ii aid of assets to pay the debts of the dcc< as id, Terms of sale cash, purchaser to pay for papers. Win. K. Hard wick, Probate Judtfeof II >rry County, HEADQU, We take this method of inforiniu; its It icon. Lard. Flour, ?;rits, Corn, ery lino, wholesal and retail. IIA It IIW A It K. f- \onew.dl. |toy Dixie audio 11'?<>s. SliowN I'iit li Forks, and evoi ov r armors, i arpenters ami Median] FURNITURE. rx? Jf*r "KFi isl e '5 I . >. r.- rwr*?r?Ji FUR id la Kurnitnro wo have I Jed U hiiii Bedsteads, Chairs, straight and Roc SHOES, SHOES. in Shoes our lino eoiisistR of ma lu i i.o no\vo.->t dross Shoo- Men, Won CLOTHINM, Wo have a largo stool, of Men's Youth's : at very attractive |)ricos. DKKSSH001KS. <)ur BrytJood.-, Department is in bofoio, und comprises all tlio no west Notions, Notions, < Daces, Embroideries ami all the I (.lies. We cMii mention only a few lines that we nave everything to tie found ment Store. We will add that we a mark, Mowers, Ilea; ers and Hinders also all tlie dillerent parts extra for i to bay one of these nnrthincs to hart KfTCWi-jynr/i T''xv::szsafvusr. rmnrntaP:won GRAND OPEh We solicit vour visits to our si or of every article kept in an up 'o dat< DEPART ME Our eon liters ami shelves are lad (puilitv and style, and simply sparkle. Vie have a well sclented stock of Dry Goods, Grocc Clothing and Far i'ig *,a u, s and small pn fit , tbn vault to*, f i. cm.m o i in w i t h our I Pall ( s fei nt toad ; oil) S ell short no Dusenbu TODDVILl Sale Undcr Forcclosure.! -T.dl I. OP sou I'll CAliOldNA, / (\uuity ol 4lnrry. ^ (Donit. of Common Picas ) ilu Ihili.vol Lain > r li, fa corporation) old J. tMc.Citskill, Plaint i IT*. vs. Henry ('. Elliott, I)cleiul .nt. L'Milcr and t?y virtue of a deirctal or h r nude in the above etititied aetioii, by Ids Honor .). C. Klwgh, Presiding .Judge, in Itii eaienit, at chambers, and dated Alay 10 000, 1 will oil' r for sale before the Court House door in Conway, C., during legal iour.> of sale on Monday, the 7tli day of \|>ri 1, A P. 100<5, the I '.lowing deseribed >r</|>erty to ait: All that certain piece, pan el or tract ol . and situate in t In* t onnty ot Ho, ry. in the J State aforesaid, co'it eni g -e-ven y acres; ilore or less, bounded on lim Ninth liv i ? ..... . .J nuds of (/. M. Kllmtt and Alon/.o J :<;u- ' on, on ili?* Kust by lands ol J. \v. Ilolll-l Isiy Sc Son., and .) re .Jurtotf, South by anils ol (Jims. Uraincer, and West by andsof Dullle *o|rs, or the public roau I ending from Nichols depot to Conway, | lie sail. being p .rt >! the lauds originally adonging to the estate of .J unes Floyd. The land hereinaboye descrlbeo was sold >y Hie to the high* st biddi r at piddle, sale, he 5th day of Nova ini.er A. I J. II'OO, but lie pureha-er at such ?ale having tailed to aunply with his bid, the said land will be esold on flic day and date first ? bove vritbMi, at the ri-k ol -aid del nilting pur ha>rr Tortus of sale ea- i. put baser to pay 'or the nr?"ess iry papers, \Y\ (/ Mishoe, Clerk and -pedal lb eree. v?r? # rr.M'it \ i cd sttti u " 5} <lv - lie I', | ,\.u, 1 I 1'iilftY Iv 1 ' 1 .Vli 1' I * -.i.e. ?.? 1 ?uiivilOf t. II >>! ? r ni.i . .sr. ,. 1 ' A. iv is latil, a. I'urlie niiii e'. I r, 1 I*,, - 'lis iunt 11? Uxlvii, Mil '3 sf HEfiEt WF.3 PErONEit ? nr>. r* . Mmi 1 itmii t % j # M? I . *? ? V I -.a iv, r ^ \ ARTERS ( the public that wo are HcadipiartMola^cs?and everthintf in|tho ^roc or^ia Racket I Mows aud castings, vthinj* in the Hardware lino needed lesm -** V<Cr ???? KINDS OF TURF ft W 1 I Suits, Kxtra lluroau's Wash Stand. Iters fur bi^ folks and lit tit* folks. uy stylus from tln> heaviest Dro^ati n il and ('iiildren can xet suited here. iinl ltoys Clothing ore at t ractivc this season than ever Fabrteks in l/adics Dress (loods. Lialore. leautiful things that please the hi that *\'t; cany, but will assure you in a modern and up to-daie Depart re agents for tIm* celebrated McCor, and wid have a ear load in soon, repair. You cannot do better than . est your oats and hay this season UB fill. SPRING JINGI u when looking for the newest lines NT STORE. en wi'h the smartest things in both :ries, Shoes, Hats m Supplies. '.i ll the tale in a nutshell. Call and Misiiicss we run a first-class livery, tiee at reasonable rates. iry Sc CO. LE, S. C. rr?j..1 : e.v r SliOES. We have shoes of all styles and prici s to close out at rock bottom price. Wo have Dry floods, Notions, Hoots, Shoes. Hats, Caps, Clothing and Groceries, at prices never bo fore heard of. We have moved <nn* Uai.Li /.f ?v?wwn from tin* Murrell Building opposite tho jail to the* store on corner of Main Street and lth Avenue, opposite Bade, where we will bo pleased to meet our friends and customers. Sessions & Son, Opposite tho Dank Corporators Notice. Notice is hereby given, that by authority of a commission issued by the Secretary of State, of South Carolina, books of subscription to tho Capitol Stock of the "Conway Supply Company, Corporated," will be opened at the office of tho Clerk of the Court,at Conway, S. C., on the 19th day of April 1902. at 11 o'clock, a. in. John I. Ward, K. Hardee. W. L. Mishoo, Corporators. 4?3 1902. 2t. NOTICK. Tin* precinc t chairmen will please send nic their naires and post office addresses. ?s ! h?st my list and the books by fire. Please attend to this at once. K Van Dusenbury. Sec. f\x. Com. Democratic Party. Who luis the Nicest Hn# OL-' * Spring (?oo<ls THISSEASON? Answer. Spivey tlorcnutile Ce BIH You can k'et your Photos el Casque's any day. You can he* cnlar^in^ <>f any kind clone. II LiClive me a Iriai. i| U.K. CASQUE. Earnest and most oomph to estate lishment South. Geo. b. Hacker (X Son} ifW * 5 !- 1$ 1 1 2 .=> ,? /' i J s ,, 1 g ? ^LlKS^T'7^ V ... 1 -3 c- ... v-v , Manufacturers of DOORS,SASH, BLINDS, MOULD I NO AND BUILDING MATERIAL. CHARLESTON, S. C. 544- 548 King Street. ?? m.im?iji?mm mw i iMJ-rnymot-u? ? .lOSE I'll T. \V A LSI I, Attornky at Law. CO Conway, ? ? SC. J Ollice up stairs in Spivey Euik'iuf rear room on left of llaH. SPIVEY 6c COLLINS CO. I Fire Insurunc Bicycles. D, A. Sl'IVKY, M W. COl-LINS President, Secretary Office In Miink Hulldinu '11 ID IB I MAE!I INK AM) UEPAIK SHOPS. BOlLFIt WOUK, f.lCIIT ANL HEAVY SMITil WOLIK OF ALL K INI). Wo keep full line of .steam k lilies, Injrctors, valves, pa king Oi. waste etc Also earriag< and wagot hardware and mater.al. Pairta Oil. Varnish ele. Wo .solicit your patronage. Dental Notice. DR. VV. E. McCORD. SURGEON DENTIST Conway, - - S. C. ry~ir Sim\ kv llrn.iMMi. MARKETS. Gkoroetown. New* Virgin 3.00 Yellow clip 2.25 Scrape ... 1.25 Spirits turpentine 45 Rosin, common 1 10 \V II, >n NO TON. Spirits turpentine steady. Machine barrels 4ft* countrv o a 34 Ro 116 Tar firm at $1.20 Crude Turpentine. Hard $1.86 Dip $2.50; Virgin COTTON. Ordinary 01 cts|* .6 Good Ordinary. ...712 " "1 Low Middling . u Middling 8} ? Good Middling.... s 15-10 " Corn 7G($80 Hams 1-1(415 .Shoulders 11 (?12 I Chickens 20 to 36 Turkeys per 11) (live) ! Rwc? 18 Cow Peas 00c. per bust*