The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, May 01, 1902, Image 3
The Horry
Published Kvery
THURSDAY
MATTERS LOCAL ANIV, OTHEM-^
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Call atul pay your subscription
Shoes and bats, Jones has
"* Codec! in it, Spivoy lias
special bargains. in
Senator J. A. MoPermott visited
in the upper part of tlit* county last
week.
IIy it ItTl'llt ilCl (tl II1L* I/'glSUlture,
school trustees arc exempt
- from road duty.
l^'rr Pound Prints, 50 yards t Uv A"1'
T ? lar, at S. T. Sessions'*. A j
Mrs. J. B. Buck has ret^Wed frfmi
'Boston where she visited relatives
during the Winter.
K. V. Dusenbury spent several
days in Florence last week visiting
his brother, S. S. Dusonk>|'y/7 7.
^ // Polkadot cashmere
dob going at 21e. per ylrrfT7j\yOtiUhv
^ Bargain House
Mr, and Mrs. C. B. Dusenbury of
Port H a r re I son visited relatives in
town last week while on their Wav
to the Exposition. t fT
lie member that Sydney
est market price foiv^gj
Mrs J. S. I) isenbdry^Mias Kttie
' Spivey, Mrs. .1. C. Spivey and others
were invited to a dinner tit the
Argylc Hotel while in Charleston
last week.
Dress goods, trimmings and silks,
-at Jones's.
Our postmaster has arranged'to
'.have t he Sunday mail broUghU-Hl. bythe
Monday morubitf?? tfrfiin.
Ibrings it in several Jiduwr^tionAr
than usual. ? J ( / %/L)j
Mi *s.Geo. 11. Dusenbury, serves
!/ ^ ice cream tit her residence on Titos- |
jt j uay mgiu oi eac'ii week from :? to
Jh& * n o'clock.
U We have only a few of those sain
//j/ pies left. Call early before they are
gone. Conway Supply Co.
Ncx Monday will be salesilay and
the board of county commissioners
will hold their regular monthly uncling
on Tuesday following.
~.t0Tmj Best Ide. Coffee in town at J. PI.
"u '* Nicholas's.
Betters ot administration of the
Ablate of PI B- [Judges. deceaseo,
iiiave been grunted tt> John ifi. Coles
.by the oourt of Probate. lie will
?seh all the personal property 01 the
deceased as advertised in another
column.
Shoes from 20c. up to $11.50 at .1.
j-f > i K. Nicholas's. Call early.
v. ^ / t
S. B, (lore and his son Bueian
iGore of Pi re way, N. C., returned
Jiome last Saturday, after visiting
theKxposition on" Horry Day and
|* spending souie time here, with the
former's daughter, Mrs. 11. C. Tuton.
A new Kit of Spring hats just in
at Spivey s.
We would earnestly urge all who
can possibly -do so, to hear Miss
MacMillar. at the Burroughs School
on the night of May 7th. She comes
to uk highly reco in mended *nd will
doubtless prove a rare treat to those
of us who may be so fortunate as
to hear her.
Closets ami privies cleaned and
.deodorized fjr #1.(10 a year. \d
.divss a card to Rox No, 57.
Congressman R. R. Scarborough,
of the 6th District, will deliver the
graded school commencement ad
dress on June 10th. Mr. Scarborough
is a forceful and eloquent
speaker and the school is fortunate
in their selection of a commencement
orator.?Kingstree County Re
cord.
The largest stock of low a no high
/ j cut shecsf, of all kinds and sizes?
y styles oan't be excelled?prices too
l / ?y low to-mention. Conway liar gain
House.
Marion District Conference of the
M. E. Church met at Latta yester
day. The delegates to go from
(Jonway are II. G. Collins and Revs.
J. VV. Elkins and T. H. Reynolds.
The delegates from Conway circuit
are E. V. Rest. vV. E. P. Cooper.
W II.1U.I I,,..l/l l??.r I
*' w VIIU.7 l?IIVJ I Iv J V t I J,
Hoggins.
. , Hats and Clips of every kind Laf
Z J . dies Hats trimmed while you wait.
/ r j Prices ndt considered. We just
want yorf to have the goods. (Jonway
Bargain House.
Congressman Kobt. B. Scarborough
informs us that the Chief of
Bureau of Soils has promised to
make a survey of soils in this, the
Gth District, some tune during the
year, in the late bummer or early
r'all. Mr. Scarborough states that
it will be his purpose to get him to
/ i / I .cover us 'lU'Ku un area as possible.
( ~~f.s if ^ec P'14'^8 by bolt, #44 cents
?. + ? ?y yer yard at J. K Nicnolas.
Some com plaints have reached us
lately that subscribers at certain
pos to dices have not been getlmg
their papers. We are sure tnat it
is not our fault and the blame must
? , fall upon the postmasters We
ttgxiuusK * hat they becarelulin moing
tnat the iiKitAi.b is delivered
in the proper manner.
The Conway Bargain llouse is sellff
1 'ntf gooti^ for less than you can buy
them oA any wholesale market.
^Youkndw what this means, boon
? time; rdad their regular ad. Those
gwful'Jow prices still hold good.
yi 1 - " < 1 ""
Junes sells good brogan shoos SHo.
Beautiful striped lawn only 4 ots.
por yard. Conway Bargain llonso.
\Y L Mi shoe wont to Marion last
Tuesday.
Brilliuntine and Albatross in all
colors, at Con way Murrain llouso.
Mr. and Mrs. I). V. Kicherdson,
were in town last Tuesday.
* Jones was too busy selling goods
Tast week to advertise, or *^?? to Ex
position.
Mr. and Mrs I). T. McNeill visi
ted the Exposition this week, leav
>pg on Tuesday.
1 have a beautiful line of
Clothing, they are cheap
it S. T. Sessions.
Hon. It. B. Scarborough will be
home next Saturday to spend a few
days.
Mrs. E. (?. King of Cliadbourne
was in Conway a short time on las*.
Monday.
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( See my beautiful while and emx-olu'e
cunvuss shoes, they are what
a'ou need when going to 'lie beach.
S. T. Sessions.
(Jeorge Otlieer of Eddy Luke was
in the city on business last Mon
day.
( Ten tlfousand yards calico at 2-1
Tntts iarr yard. Come <|uick before
T* is all gone. Conway Uargain
Iou?e.
If you come to town on salesday,
don't forget to call and pay for
your paper.
.1 list, in. Hay and Corn. The
jiliuajs are going sky high, but our
prices arc below,the level.
Conway Supply Co.
rroi. "i. ii. itrown, principal oi
Si. Albans School at Leiidorinnn,
S. C., will soon close a very success
ful term with exercises appropri
ale to tin? occasion, lie is a former
Horry boy and we wish him continued
success in his chosen life's
work.
f)
Of course you will go to the beach
p}iisi:Tpnmnt' and will need a beatirful
shoe for the occasion, S. T. Sessions
has it.
The County Auditor Jias been
sending out notices to those who
failed to pay their taxes by the time
required by law. The notice is to
the effect that the taxes arc unpaid
and an execution will have to lie issued
as provided by law unless the
taxes and penalty are settled
Presbyterian Services.
First and Third Mind ay in Ma)
at 11:15 a. m., and 5:15 p. in.
Prux c r meeting every Wcdnes.hiy
1 P. M. Topic: Wednesday May
7th. "Mow shall we aid the llolx
."spirits WorU? Keferences: Acts,
2,1-4; 12 40; John 10. 1 15; Matthew
13 20
Sunday' school exercises including
uuult Hible class at -1 P. M.
C, ft. IvOHKHTSON,
Synodical Kvangclist.
Wnat Next?
The Outlook Club has secured an
elocutionist of rare ability for the
evening of May 7th, 1002, at the
burroughs Grailed School Huild.rg,
?Miss (leorgie Kay McMillan of
Kentucky
1 I . f' A I 1 tl*
ijuuk ior posters luiei. n o promise
you will enjoy it. -See that
your chair is filled.
rhU signature is on every box of the Ronuinc
Laxative Broino?Quinine T?bieu
tho remedy that curca a cold In one day
Toddville Tidings.
J. T. Spivey of the A. C. L. Co. i
wrs here last week.
Mi*, and Mrs IT. A Pusenbury
will visit the Exposition next Wednesday
and on their return will
spend a week or two visiting rela
lives in Florence and Marion.
In reply to Silas, we have to say
that we are looking for a plum this
Fall in the shape of a large crop.
''Forecast" will be no candidate.
Rev. H. 13. Jones, the popular
pastor of Greenwood church, bap
tizod four candidates last Sunday.
Eihtok Mkhai.u.?Now in refer
enee to the now court house matter,
we take the position that the
county is sadly in need of a new
and larger court house building, .ind
we think the people of [lorry would
endorse this enterprise by a large
majority vote if the preliminaries
were all arranged before hand so the
voters could oust their ballots intelligently.
We venture the opinion
that the following plan would
receive favorable endorsement
Purchase the Todd property lying
i * . it /~i 4 r r .1 i *
oetween me uum i iuusj uuu .1u.11,
which, wo understand Mr# Todd offers
to sell at a reasonable price.
Tear down tin; building and erect a
now one on same site, only have the
building to front on 3rd Avenue
(running from Thompson's lot to
lake), purchase a suitable site on the
lake and erect a jail on it. This
would give ample room for a court
house and grounds and let the building
stand on the square 'our forefathers
selected for it, and we think
tVat this fact, coupled with a due regard
for the interests of property
owrers in t hat immediate section of
the town should be sufficient
grounds to prevent the removal of
the court house to now quarters.
hot those who may contemplate
entering tin? race for County Super*
vis it' this Fall get estimates of the
cost of these proposed changes, ?&e.,
and thus be able to explain to the
voters, at the campaign meetings,
where the new court house would be
erected, and the approximate Cost
of the undertaking; the people would
then be able to decide whether or
not they would be willing for the
county to assume the debt, and
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doubtless many would vote lb favor
of the enterprise under this plan,
who would ivfrain from doing so.
when the nmouut is indefinite, and I
the whole matter left entirely Lu
the discretion of a few men.
We submit this as an oil hand
opinion along the lines indicated, and
would bo tr'ad if others would ex
press themselvcs through thellKtt
ai.D, as it is a matter of mvieh importance
to the people of .our county.
We would say however, that to
execute above plan, or any other
that might be considered a better
one, we need to elect a lirst class
man County Supervisor this Kail.
Kon KC AST.
Conway Democratic Club
Conway Township Democratic
Convention met in theCourt Mouse
on Saturday, April 2tlth, and the fol
lowing oflleers were elected lor the
ensuing t wo years:
Chairman. J. A Lewis; Vice
Chairman, W. M. Ilowell; Secretary.
<i. Kred Stalvey; Township Commit
Iceman, Teremiah Smith.
The following committees were
elected: -A
To Devise ihe Club Ro'.e,? (!. Kred
Stalvey. W. t4. Mishoe, J. A Lewis
Committoe/.pn Registration. ,lo
seph Todd,C. D. Quattlebaum, Dr.
.1 S. Dusynbury.
Executive Co'huuit tee I) A. Spi
vev. J. (?. Watts', .1 II. McCaskill.
The following delegates wen* elected
to meet the County Convention
on the first Monday in Mav.:
.) A. McDermott, .1. A. Lewis,
W. L. Mishoe. (J. Kred Stalvey,
.lerrmiah Smith. I). A. Spivey, J. '
I) Verecn, (1 J. Watts. Jos Todd,
C. IV Quattlnbaum, W . .1 Sessions,
.1 S DiLcnhurv, I II. MoCaskill.'
W. II. Howell, L. P. Koberts. .1. I
\V. Chestnut, J. Lewis' Lee, L N. j
Mooro.
It was movwd aiut carried that
eaeh delegate be At'lowed to ?pp<>i 111
his own alternate in ease of inahili
ty to attend, and that he ho re<jutred
to make such appointment in writing.
Cedar Grove Meeting.
The voters of Cedar Grove Pre
c?nct in Hacks township, met on
April -bth. at Cedar Grove Sehool
House and elected \V. P. Jordan
Preeinet Chairman for ensuing two
yoarg.
The following delegates were elected
to the County Convention which
comes off on May t lie lit h:
\V J. Hendricks. I) \Y Martin,
IL It. Glasgow, W Y\ Jordan, J. A
La son, George Hodges.
Dog bluff Democratic Meeting.
The Democrat ic voters of Dog
I tin if township met on April 2t>th, at
Dog Itiutt preolip t for the purpose
of electing officers and delegates i<>
the county convention.
J. L Jones was elected chairman
and 1) (J Johitsoi seeietary.
Delegates to the county eonven
lion were elected us follows. Jeremiah
Mishoe. Goo. I[. Jones. W. A.
Hughes. J \V John/ftTTr, l> G .Johnson.
C T Hardee. K. VV Johnson.
C Y. Johnson, \V. M. Mishoe .K J
L. Mishoe, ?\Y. A. Spivey, K It.
Nichols.
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Bayboro Democrats.
rJ'lie voters of Bayboro precinct,
met at Bayboro on the 2l?th inst. (
li. M. Prince was elected chairman (
and A. Bell secretary. The follow |
ing gentlemen were fleeted dele
gate's to county convention: II \V.
Mi hoe, F. L Lynch. C. J. Prince,
D. B. Sarvis, W*. F. Mislioo, A. L.
Alford, O M. Watts, E. M. Billiard, ?
ftwd A. J. Elliott. ,
Inflamed Bladder and Kidney. J
Privetts, S. C., Feb. 23rd 1902. *
My Dear Mrs. Corral;!:
Dr. Neilsen, who is a stranger to
you, has been in our home for the
past live days attending my father,
who was on last Wednesday at '
deaths door, and wg believe but for c
his coming just at that time, would
have now been four days under
ground. Fathers case was a very
serious one, inllamnd bladder and
kidney, but this morning we all feel
that the danger is oyer as a result <
ofhis faithful efforts in the use ol I
his most wonderful medicine. We i
heartily recommend him t i you in c
Jesus name, and not only to you, |
but to all, as many as may be suf ?
fering from any disease. Give him \
a fair trial and 1 feel sure you will <
always praise God for the day he
came to you in the name of suffering
hum unitySincerely
yfcur friend, ;
M. (? Bryant.
I
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Privetts, K. C., March Ith, 11X12. I
Dr. Neilsen. j <
Lot me thank you again this morn I
ing for saving our house from being <
in mourning a full week, and to j i
your extreme Kindness 01 nean 111
your constant attention upon my
father for the five days which put '
him on the safe side for living, we 1
trust many years yet. Calla^ain as
often as you may pass this way and
you will always find a most hearty
welcome from all of us. 1
Respectfully your friend,
Mrs. M, G Iiryant. ?
i
1'rof. Nielsen remedies are sold by <
J. K Nicholas, Mrs James If. .
art-it, Conway; Mrs. Win. Spivev, <
Gideon, S. C.
?i. P R. M O I
liaMl
m "tffthim/;
Cure* Oholera-lnfantum. Diarrhoea, Dyaen
Any Affe. Aid* Digestion. Regulatea the B
TEETHING KA8Y. Cure* Eruptions end fi
end prevents Worms. TEETHINA Counts
Bummer's heat upon Toothing Children, a
mall 28 cent* to C. J. MOFFETT. M. D.
IJI! R NORTON.
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This CVhrt That.
The Supervisor tried his lock at
fishing last Monday and returned
with n nice striny.
ei
Stops The Couch And Works oft TheCotU.
Laxative liromo Qu nine Tablets
cure a cold in one day N<? eure, no
pay. Price 2."> cents'
VV. 1*. Vtek and M YcreenofNix '
onville are attending llurrouyhs
<! raded School.
|
To Cure A Cold In Otic Day
Take Laxative llromo Quinine Tablets.
All dru?*yists refund the money
if it fails to cure. K. W. drove's
signature is on each box. 2uc.
l\. W. Jones was a pleasant caller
at this office last Saturday.
The Itest Prescription* |:or .Mnta'la
Chills and lever is a nfyt t le of drove's
Tasteless Clrll Toiiiu. 11 is siinp'y iron
and <111inine in a tasteless form. No
eure, no pay. Price alt cents.
Almost all of the old buildings |]
used by llrown Lumber Co , have
boon torn down. .
>
You Know What You Arc Tuklnu
When you take (Jrove's Tasteless
Chill Tonic because the formula is
plainly printed on every bot t le show
iny that it is simply Iron and Qui I
nine in a tasteless form No eure,
no pav. allc.
You need the connty'paper in or -
der to keep up with county polities it
A Doctors Bad I*1 itltit.
Two years ago* as a result of a severe
cold, I lost my voice, writes I)r
M. li. Scarborough, of Hebron Ohio
"then began an obstinate cough.
Kvery remedy known to me as a pra .
dicing phvsieiad for Ma years, fail
0(1. and I daily grow worse. Heing _
urged to try Dr. Kings New Hiscoverv
r<?r Consmnp.ion coughs and
colds, 1 found quick relief: and for
last ten days lufve felt bettor than
for two years. Positively g'laran I"
toed for Throat and Lung trouhltsj
by Dr. K. Norton, P
" , 1
m +*
T. VV. Dormnn of Hammond was
in town last Saturday on business. ,j
T "
TheCirent Dismal swamp. n
Of Virginia is a breeding of Mala 11
riagerms. So is low, wot or marshy !l
ground everywhere. These germs
cause weakness, chills and fever, ac
lies in the bones and muscles, m.d
may induce dangerous maladies Hut
I'1. lee trie Hitters never fail t<> destroy
I hem and cure malarial 'roubles,
i'hey will surely prevent, typhoid.
"We tried many remedies for Mala
ria and stomach and liver troubles
writes.I oh n Charleston of Hyesville* A
) . butmever fom.d any t hing as g md 1
is lOleetriel itters. Try tliem. Only
>0 cents. Dr. K. Norton guaratees
iatisfaetioij,
There was a eoloivd excursion
lown to Myrtle Heaeb last Saturlay
over the Conway ?V Seashore
I {ail road. <
A Nearlv t'ntnl Run/iwnv.
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Started a horrible ulcer on < lie loo
if .), II. Order Prankiin Drove, lll.l
which defied doctors and nil remedy
or four years. Then Hucklin's Ar- j '
lica Salve cured hi in .lust as tfood j
or boils, I'urns, Hrui.scs, cuts corns
scalds skin eruptions and Piles. 2."> T
ents at Dr. K. Norlons drtio store. ,
J. .1. Cook and M, M. Martin of tho ^
*oe Dee section were pleasant call
ts at thisoHice on their return from
'llorrv Day" at the Kx posit ion. | o>
. |l*
Wields a Sharp Ax.
Millions marvel at the multitude
>f maladies cut off by Dr. Kinjrs
x'ew l/ife Pills?the most distress
no too. Stomach, Diver and How
I troubles, Dyspepsia, Doss of Ap
jctite, Jaundice. Hiliousnoss Pcv<
dalaria all fall b: fore these wondt1 '
workers 25c at Dr 10. Norton
Iruo store. ?fccl.
street
J. II. Marsh of Myrtle Poach
n town one day last week,
?.?. ab Bay*
It is easy to temporarily
.'Oiioh with the ordinary opiatec. ( " "
nit when it is to be cured, the 'oni7.aj\
if the trouble ousted, one must h. f '.l
Ramon's Dnolish Cou^h Syrup, ^ '!
Did reliable. Just think of it! A l>c,.\
tive cure for only 2a cents. ^ fleet
H. D. Huss killed an ea^lo '|"nc
week measuring (i feet from ti| , \
tip of its winos. asceri
neKf
Mrs. S. 10. Ilammaelc, ol Had hy
mack, Ky., writes: "With pleasu
I recomrnond liamon's Liver Pi?
md Tonic Pellets. I have
then) myself for several years, tfnoj. ('
- an testify as to their effieieney lypo
siek-hoadai'lje and Other troubles po per
suliar to our sex." The entirugpt
treatment for only lie . ^pos.
elli
? n(
e w
" FETT'S m
=HCI
teryand tha Bowel Trouble* of Children o
owels, Strengthens the Child and MAKE'
lores. Colic, Hives and Thrush. Remove. raots
and Overoomes the Kffeots of th -W
nd ooate only 2S conts at Druggists, ? *
, St. Louis, Mo.
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HIEADQU/
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We take this method of inhn'miuo
i's It icon. I ,ard, I lour. <^rit >. Corn. .N
t'V line, wholesal and retail.
IA Kit WA It K.
Stonewall, I toy Dixie and tieo
loos. Shovels. Ditch DorUs, and every
v Fanners. Carpenters and Meehanierll
RNITU RE.
I IfpP*
rmnrmr >u?rucv- wn
FURNI"
in Furniture we have lied I loom S
ledsteads. Chairs, straight and UoeUc
iliOKK. KIIOKS.
In Shoos our line consists <>f many
? the newest dross Shoo Mon, Woinci
LOTIIINU,
We luivo a lar/je stock ? '
Ion's
Youth's
at
I ver y <>11 meti vo prices.
HM:SN<JOOI>K.
Our I>i y (ioiuIs I tepart monl is inui
eforo, and comprises all the newes* ! '
Motions, Notions, (]
Laces. Ihnbroideries ami all I he he;
ies.
We can mention only a few lines t
nit wo have everything to he found ii
lent Store. We will add that we art;
lack, Mowers, lleapers and Hinders, ;
lso all the dilToront parts extra for re
> huy one of these ina"hines toharve
in 11
'n rsc sj. jurr.nr..or.* nmnarr. r w
in r\ ^ i r^\
^ HM1M
Wi, solicit > <?,, visits to oitraior,. ,
DEPARTMri>
<> e .1 well so lee ted Stock of
)ry Goods, Grocei
Nothing and Farn
?w vaioi's jiiui ,;lwJI |iro(i( ,
Dusenbui
toddvill
men v* i i/i i i(!voiii/ii>. >.
the engineer to increase speed,
stop when they gave the signal, j
milies beyond Seligman they onl
him to stop. Seven or eight men\
peared at the spot designated as/
t rain approached. Meanwhile t hi
gineer liad pulled the throttle L
; a open and when ordered to stop I
tail, making more than a mile a mil
day down grade. It was impossible
one stop within half a mile. After 1
fell ing t he confederates out of sigh!
dis- robbers abused the engineer fol
ocks stopping and ordered him to let I
ruck olT at Washburn, a way station. I
that engineer obeyed and the w<j#
y the robbers escaped,
rt.ent
.i i tflVrol.
allied ucwiini
ie se- The (lovernor Wednesday rec
'' ,ir" ' an application from a number
^ * sidentsof Colletyn county askini
! a reward be ofTered for the rapt
1 one .Jim lllack, alias Ibid Mack
,H" | Jim Mown, as the murderer of V
says W. Jones at Kavenel. The peti
disap- say tlu > arc advised and bclla
uncle a eliain of proof almost conclus!
under tin; crime upon Jim Mack. I*
ie that lieved that, the fellow lias i
e Crop- State, for a thorough search 1
at been made for him by tin; offices,
as seen people of Colleton county are
between J ingly anxious that this brut
y on her not go unpunished. The
terit Is promptly ottered a reward
railway The negro is about 1years
slie told coal black, weighs about I TO
r way to has a "dragging" walk and f
s west of ufes Vbe expression "natural
itsclj^l. conversation.
i., citmttTitsiraif
l l.\ I.'. r i I .
f from a leafy bough/'
t
?\RTERS
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the public that we are Ifcad<|uartlolassos.nnd
everthino injiho proerpia
I Jacket Plows and castings, y
tiling ia t he I lardware line need. *] i
*m\ '
jp| a *?"? Of
BMW
rURE b
nits, l-lxtra Ihirean - Wash Stand. "
rs for I?io folks ami little folks.
[styles from the heaviest Prolan
1 and Children can pi t suited here.
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at Itoys Clot liinii
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c :111raet i vo 1 Ins siVisnn llian ever
ahrieks in I j*mI i??^ I >rcss (lands.
ialore.
aotiful things that please the lah:
i we cany. hut. will assure yon
i a modern and up to date l)epart
agents for tin* celebrated McCorind
will have a car load in soon,
pair. You cannot do heller than
st your oat s and hav this sea .on
i ma \
cosr.WTt, werjry-rrgyagc? rrvrt: r.<v&zz wuv^imbb
spring!'
when looking for the newest, lines
rr STORE. I
with the smartest, things in hot It j
h
n
*ies, Shoes, Hats
n Supplies. <
l'II I ho tale ina nutshell. Call and I
siness we run a first-clues livery, a
)e at iciisonahle rates. I
ry 6c CO.
E, S. C.
W. K. I'OltTKlt,
[El SHE. LKERY ?i EM1KE j
STUB '
\ PEA I.r.R IN
\l?i'9es, Mules, Un^yies, Wagons,
J | lumps'. 1t<>;i<I (.'arts and Whips,
Kir livery is np to date I'inr turn
lout A furnished at vliort notice at
ISOMIlllll' I ilirs, nu^^iri.
w I lows. Now Hacks Etc.i
Jail on me when in need of anynjj
in my lino.
NOTICE.
The undersigned having been duly
p >intc. 1 Supervisor of Kejjistra11
for llie town of Conway, books
the res/istration of the qualified
i rs ?f said town, will lie open
nil April 1st until July 1st l!>02, at
oflicc nf the undersigned.
(i. l-'red Stnlvoy,
p. Iie^ist rat ion Town of Conway
?~
(Vhohnsthe Nicest-line
OF
Spring 4hmmIs
Til IS SKA SON?
A nswcr.
>piv(\v Morcmililo Co
i
autl ino t comploto ostub
llstiinont South.
ioo. s. Hacker 6c Son?
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Manufacturers of
>OOUS,SASll, BLINDS, MOULD
iNO AND BUILDING
J'M AT KB IA L.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
544- 548 King Street.
5PIVEV <5c COLLINS CO.
Fire Insurnnc
Bicycles.
>. A. SPIVKY, M.W.COLLINS
President, Secretary
fflce in linnk MtiiKlinu
Dmhil Notice.
I)R. VV. 12. McCORI),
SUKUKON DENTIST.
Conway, - - S. C.
tR<y Spi y kv I?i: 11. iu n?j.
Liuicv traceries
7
Call at My man's eorr.er (Jroccry
nr (lie fnllowinj/, at rock bottom pri
os:
Bean , canned and dried, Shrimp,
Joeoa. Chocolate, Crackers c?f all
inds, Yeast and yeast foam, Doted
Main and Tongue, Chipped and
!annt'(l Beef, Rrepared Buckwheat,
L\ tracts of all kinds.Creen and prcmred
ColVee, 'Macaroni, Jellyker,
1 i 11<, Vitos, Crape Nuts, Dostum
Joll'ee, Saratoga Chips, Codfish,
'epper and Spices of all kinds, Dick
s, Sweet and Sour, Worcester, Toiiato
and Dcppcr Sauce, Olives,
la lad dressing, Dre.serves. Canned
'oinatocs. Apricots canned and
Iriod. Deaches dried and canned,
tpples, Dry and prepared Mustard,
Jan Chowder, Corn, Tomatoes,
Vas, Okra and Tomatoes, Macker1,
Salmon, Dears, Pineapples. Apiles,
Oysters, Tripe, Oatmeal,
lour Ivrout.
It. T. IIYMAN,
MARKETS.
G F.ORO F.T0WN.
"Jew-Virgin .*5.00
follow dip 2.25
icrape ... i .25
Spirits turpontine 43
losin, common 1 10
*'.. i,, viiton.
ipirits turpentine steady.
Machine barrels 451
sountrv oai 34
tosin 115
rar linn at $1.20
Crude Turpentine.?Hard $1.35
i .ow'St'iiloiV,
Middling
Good Middling 0 11-16 14
Corn 76(rfS0
Hams 13(^16
Shoulders 10(^12
Chickens ?. 20 to 30
Turkeys per lb (live) 10 11
biggs 15
Cow Reus 60c. per bush
l *<v.> mi t? 7 On 14 "
lion
You can get your Photos at
Gnsquc's any day. You can hav
enlarging of any kind clone.
Ciivo me a trial.
U. K. GASQUK.
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