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The Horry Herald. ^ THURSDAY Oct. 23rd 1902 I r i MATTERS LOCAL AND OTHERWISE. I ( There was s urns frost last week. 1 Wedding invitations printed at the Herald office. ' I Spivey lias a nice line of Ores-, i Goods just in. < Read the election notices and be prepared to vote. Miss Sue Daggett is seriously ill with fever in Georgetown. The new cottage of J. K. Nicholas is almost completed. Magistrate J. S. Vuught was sick last week with the jaundice. M. G. Anderson of Eddy Lake was in Conway last Saturday. Ifou. Jeremiah Mishoe, of Cool ' Spring was in the city on Saturday. W. B. Cooper of Wilmington I was here the latter part of last week. ^ Corn, oats, meal, grits, flour, ba con, sugar, coffee, etc., at Spivey's J. M Stalvey of Soeastee was in , town on business one day last week. mrs. j. rj. inicnoias will return the last of the week from a visit to the ' North. I Mr. and Mrs. U. A. Dusenbury i spent some time i.i Conway last week. Mrs. Chas. Dusenbury of Port Harrolson was in Conway on Sat- , urday. Sheriff B. J. Sessions went to 1 Nixouville last Saturday on legal ! business. Miss Nanny Snyder arrived here : last week on a visit to relatives and < friends. I A series of tent meetings are be- ' ing held near Hickory Grove church by Mrs. Bostick. A horse, with a road cart and harness, were loUI last Saturday at the court house door. ( Before long, look long for the tax notice of L. 1). Long, and pay your taxes when he comes along. 1"^^-W. R. Lewis has a large advertisement in this issue. Call at his store when you come to town. One negro accidentally shot and ( killed another, his brother, at Mul- 1 lins, on Monday of last week. J. A. McDermott returned the < first of the week from a trip to his | farm in the upper part of the coun- i ty VV. R. Lewis has just received a | new lot of the best Cook Stoves and Heaters to bo found in town. Prices low down. Give him'a call. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Spencer of 1 Suburb, Brunswick County, N. C., j are here visiting their daughter, Hi r ir /M? '? * 1 mrs. j. u, Oliver, tins week. i Strawberry plants for sale for $[ per M., at Elroy Bailey's, Chadbourn, N. C. Represented at Conway by J- Lewis Lee. The fuss about the annexation ' of some of our townships to Marion county is kieked up on the Marion county side of the Pte Dee. 1 G. B. Jenkins left last week to purchase a new stock of horses and ' mules. He will return about the ! middle or last of this week. Do you keep hearing the sound of 1 thunder? Don't be alarmed, only re- < member that it is nothing more than Spivey's prices falling. < g The Hon. Uobt. B. Scarborough ^Lwent to Chesterfield last week to at ') court there and returned to 1 .iwny on last Friday. Mrs. Kato Oliver passed through I town i. e day last week on her way V home from Orangeburg where she ' I had been spending several months. < The dwelling of Thomas Lewis i caught on fire one day last week btut the flames were quickly ex tin- ] gnashed. A small store building on the Commercial Hotel lot on Main Street has been torn down and will bo \ *?" n und used as an out ( ojf the hotel. r rainger will preach of Mrs. Moses Mart in at Jet Union church on tho first ly in November at 11 o'clock a. 7 I There wash revival meeting held < at Pleasant Meadow church com- '< roonclng on Oct. f>th and closing on Oct. 12th, by Rev H. D. Graingfcr, i Sastor of the church, and Rev. I). < Anderson of Adrian. Much good was accomplished. ( The State vs. Geo. P. Todd, G. F. , Todd and J. T. Todd, the t wo latter sons of the first named, for shooting into a house, was to have boon l investigated here in the magistrate's court last Friday, but the defend ants had the venue changed to Mag istrato Raker at Adrian. A show for white people is in Conway with views in Washington arid other cities, the Spanish-Amori^ can War, Assassination of McKinley his funeral, and execution of the assassin, Ac., at Court Houso tonight. if k V * - .. ~ ? ' CS ' V J ' 1 ' J. N. Jen ret to who Ims been with the Horry Warehouse as hook keeper during the present season has ae eopted a position with Spivey Mercantile Co.. in their grocery department. Clothing did you say? If so, we c have it any si/.e and style you want. * Men's, Youth sand Hoys. Our prices suit the times. Conway Supply Co. f I). A. Spivey Jr., has changed his name from Doctor Allen Spivey to Doctor Grear Spivey, so that his iui 'J tials will hereafter he I>. <!. Spivey. t Phis is to prevent confusion of his c mail with that of Col 1). A. Spivey. s You can get your photograph made at \Y J. Sessions & Sons stove. (j 1 finish same here in latest styles. Call and see mv work ^ E. P. Stanley C Laura, the little daughter of Mr. ' ind Mrs. M. W.Collins, the light of ^ the home, died on lust Monday, af- 1 tor a short illness The remains were interred on Tuesday at tin- \ Methodist cemetery. II. L Buck, ( P J. Hell. (I. L. Marsh and l)r. W. j 10. McCord a.*ted as pall hearers j >Ve extend our sympathy to the ,, bereaved. On Tuesday N >vember 1th. the second attraction to bo given toy J Conway Lyceum will take place at the Burroughs (1 raded School build- ' ing. Royal Daniel and Willa Holt Wakefield, in music, mimicry and monologue, will keep the audience spell hound lor more than an hour f and a half. The second attraction \ will toe lit Iter than the first there's N \ lady in it. Everybody invited > from all over Horry County. s .. .. i IIARRELSON?DtJSENBURY. c s The marriage of Miss Blanche Du>onbury to Mr. O. M. llarrclson took place very quietly last Sunday t \fternoan at the residence of Judge Wm. E. Ilardwiek. the Judge performing the ceremony. Miss Blanche is the eldest daughter of Mr. Ceo. II. Dusentoury and has ; many accomplishments. c C * k A Destitute Character. i A white woman by the name of Strickland, claimed by some who 1 saw her to be crazy, was wandering *' about the town with an infant for several days during court week. She was sick and badly clothed. She I claimed that she had an Uncle in Soeastee and wished to go to him. On Wednsdayof last week, some one bought her a ticket and slie left for Soeastee over the Conway Seashore j railroad. I' Event in Colored Society. Invitations are out announcing \ I he marriage of lie v. A. Weston's \ laughter to Prof J. T. Turnage on <| Wednesday morning, Oct. 2!Uh, at j the A. M. K. Church of which Rev. rj A. Weston is the pastor. 1 Strange Business Methods. 1 Agents of the Wraught Iron Range Co., of St. Louis, went through the county about April in last year sell ing ranges on the installment plan. They required the payment of one foliar down, and two notes for the balance of the purchase price, the . range to be delivered the week after the date of the sale. They sold ^ :piite a number, but strange to say 1 .lid not deliver to all the parties c with wI.m... ? . \ r .. . v.. i< uvmii i/uv. y iikuiu UUII It'iiUtSi I). D. Norris, A. .). Hardee and ' Aser Bellumy all failed to get their ' ranges but the agent still holds the notes and the one dollar paid down ' by these parties '1 he ranges were c delivered to some however, and the \ r.otes collected as they fell due. ^ 1 SNIDER MAYO. An Event of the Season in Con < way Society. "When two hearts are plighted, the song birds tell " Promptly at eight o'clock on Tuesday evening, the ever inspiring ' strains of Mendelssohn's Wedding I March played by Mrs. A. C. Thomp- ' son, floated out from behind beau- ' Lifnl banks of palms, ferns and oth- 11 sr handsome pot plants in the Hap- " list Church, heralding the approach of the bridal party. Hirst came the ushers, Messrs- 1 Arthur Hurroughs and Nathan Ad j" ams. Then came Miss Hessie Bur roughs >i]) the right aisle and Miss ? Emma Bird of Darlington, up the ( left. These were immediately fol- ^ lowed by Miss Nannie Snider, sister of the groom. Scarcely had she | reached her place when Mr. Mai L. \ Buck, as best man, accompanied Mr. ] Charles II. Snider to the altar where . I hoy mot Ihe lovely little bride leaning upon 1 he arm of her brother in- ) low, Dr. .1. S Duaenbury, Just as ( the ceremony began, the low soft, j voice of Mrs. Frank A. Hurroughs was heard in the lovers' song: uO ! promise mo, " and the bountiful song . ended only too soon when the final '| words were said: ' 1 pronounce you c. man and wife." Miss Maud is the youngest daugh- ( tor of the late John A. Mayo, and i-> , a young lady whom to know is to love, as she possesses every lovable trait. She has taught here for sov j oral years in the Hurroughs School and the affection her pupils fool for her was shown by the attendance of , so many upon her marriage. Hcrjj dress of snowy white organdy and j her long flowing veil only tended to , enhance her girlish beauty. I ; Mr. Snider is a young man of line i f qualities. He has been head book-1, keeper at the olliee. cf the Hur , roughs & Collins Co., several years. ; , The bridesmaids were all dressed ( in soft white dresses of clinging , material all carrying bouquets of , lovely flowers. t j V NOTICE. ? There is at my place an est ray ho#, ? color, black and white spotted, marked swallow fork in each ear and split in left on underside. John Hcmmingway. g<T ?mr r '-ymtiUOkt XTTK^tS?2.: This and That. Stops The Cough And Works off The Cole Laxative Gromo-Qu nine Table jure a eold in one day No cure, t >ay. Price 25cents' Miss I Jell Duscnbury is visit in riends in Georgetown this week. To Cure A Cold in One Day '.ike Laxative 1 Jrotno Quinine Tal ets. All ilrueuists refund the tuoi y if it fails to cure. K. \V. Grove i^nature is on each box. 25c. Old newspapers dirt clie?|> sit th dice The Most Prescription I'or .Main'In /lulls and lever is a bottle of Grove 'astelcss Clrll Tonic. ltissimp'y ii 'it and (ptinine in a tastelessforni.N are, 110 pay. Price ad eents. You Know Whnt You Arc Tukinu Vlien you take (Jrove's Tastoles 'bill Tonic been use tl.e forniu'a tbiinly printed ??n every bot tie sliov ng that it is simply Iron and Qui line in a tasteless form. No eun We are prepared to do till kind ?f printing. Send us your ordei ?y mail and tliry will reeeiv irompt attention. Out of Death's Jaws. ' When death seemed very ecu rom a severe stomach and live rouble, that 1 had suffered with ft ears," writes I'. Muso, Durban 'J. 0.. "Dr. Kino's New Life Pit uvod my life and gave perfec icalth." Host pills on earth an mly 25c at Dr. K Norton's dru tore. Take the Homo and farm wit his paper for $1,25 per year. America's Farnoii Beauties T/Ook with horror on Skin Eruj ions, Blotches, Sores, Pimple LMiey don't have them, nor will an me, who uses Bucklcn's Arnit Salve. It glorifies the face. Ktv. nil or Salt Bhouni vanish before i t euros sore lips chapped hand 'hilbiains. Infallible for Piles. 2.' it Dr. E. Norton's drutf store. There was a fish frv at Mvrt Beach last Thursday. His Life in Peril. "I just seemed to have gone all t )icces," writes Alfred Bee, of We are, Tex., "biliousness and a lan lack had made life a burden, ouldn't eat or sleep and felt alinoi oo worn out to work when 1 boga 0 use Kleotrie Bitters, but the vorked wonders. Now 1 sleep lit 1 top, can cat any tiling, havegainc n strength and enjoy hard work. IMiey give vigorous health and no ifc to weak, sickly, run down pec ile. Try them. Only fiOe at 1) *1. Nor,ton'sdrug store. II. I). Todd of Hammond paid th flice a call recently. Goes Like Hot Cake. The fastest selling article I lia\ n my store." writes druggist C. r. smith, of Davis, Ivy., "is Dr. King v'ew Discovery for consumptioi onghs and colds, because it alwa^ ures. In my six years of sales las never failed. 1 have known _ it* P ri*. o save suiicivrs irom inroat an jiinix diseases, who could <jet n telp from doctors or any other rqn d.y." Mothers rely on it, he.< tltysicians prescribe it, and Dr. 1 Norton guarantees sat isfact ion or n und price. Trial bottles fre< tegular sizes, JiOc and S 1. i ^ ? C. Cannon of Haskell was in tow me day last week. fures Rheumatism and Catarrh. Medicine Sent free. Send no money?simply write an ry Botanic 1 flood Halm at our e: >ense. Botanic Blood Balm (B. 1 J ) kills or destroys the poison i he blood which causes the awft iches in back and shoulder blade: (lifting pains, dilllculty in movin infers, toes or letfs, bone pain: wollen muscles and joints of rhei autism, or the foul breath. hawkin< pitting droppings in throat, ba tearing, specks flying beftmc tli yes, all played out feelinj/ of ct arrh. Botanic Blood Balm ha ured hundreds of cases of BO or ! 'ears'standing after doctors, Ik .prints and patent medicines ha ill f liled. Most of these cured pi ients had taken Blood Balm as ast resort. 11 is especially advise or chronic, deep- seated cases In )o.ssible for any one to suffer the a? ?nies or symptoms of rheumatisi >r catarrh while or after takin flood Balm. Ii makes the bloc jure and rich, thereby ^Ivinjf lealthy blood supply. Cures at jennaneiit and not a patching u; )ru<; stores, s-l per larj/e botth sample of Blood Balm sent freo an trcpaid, also special medical adv'u >V describing vour trouble and wr in# Blood Halm Co., Atlanta, Oa AiNY CHURCH or parsoi i#e or institution supported i>y vo intary contribution will be yivcn ibornl quantity of the Lon#man dartinez I'aints whenever tin mint. S'oti:: This has been our custoi or twenty seven years; any buildin lot satisfactorily painted, will I epainted at our expense; about or gallon of Linseed Oil to be added 1 'very gallon of the paint to mat eady for use; it's mixed in tw ninutos, and cost of the paint thor >y made less in price than any otl m\ Yearly product over one mi ion gallons. Lon#man A Martinez. Sole A #on ts Con way Bargain lion tojos 'tujng '*o||<j joj OA|BS CT s<HIM?0 - jjgft^^aEsr, 'nr| A Wonderful Cur< 1, the undersigned, W. II. Priv j ott, eertify tlmt 1 have been sutler inj? for In years with the followin ts ohronie diseases: Vertivo, Catarr of t he head, and finally intlamatio of the kidneys and bladder I wn given up as an incurable invalid in dying condition, when Prof. Neilse " of Wilmington, N. (J.. came alonj and cured me with his most wonder ful medicine. I have since made crop by myself enough to sustaii j my family a year. This can t) i proven by the members of my faini 's iy and my neighbors, and 1 feel i m.y duty to recommend Prof. Neil sen s remedies, prepared by A. C is Neilsen. No. 107, South 1th Street Wilmington, N. 0. Willi utmost confidence to ilr whole world, it is now ?. i<?111 month s since 1 was euitd, and I fool hette than 1 have for many a year, thougl ? I am seventy two years old. t!o< bless Prof. Neilsen wherever In goes. 1 am willing to answer any cor "s rcspondence in regard to this ease Sincerely, ' W. H Pltl vktt. Privet ts, C. C. } Advice to Mothers. Donuoi.a, llorry County, S. C. ? I. the undersigned, Mrs. Winnie U Smart, wife of ,Iohn Smart, feel i my duty to sulYering humanity, t< tl. recommend Prof. A. C. Neilsen' ,r Mel Oil Liniment to all who may be come in a delicate condition. 1 wai , mother of d children before the birtl of'iny?baby boy, and sulTered as Ion; as threo days before child-birth bu ,1 this time 1 used Prof. Neilsen's rem ,, edies, and had no trouble or pain and but two hours of labor. I wa thankful for Prof. Neilscn's reme dies and for what he has done M, baby is 1) months old and has been to walk and is teething. This remedy can be had from Pro! A. C. Neilsen, No. -107 South 4t ' Street. Wilmington, N. O. Mas. Winnie R. Smart. y Sept. 27th, 1!)02. ;a ' l- Land Sale. s. jc Undcratid by virtue of a judgment fci Fore*. losure and Sale, dated the 8th day < October 1002, and signed by J. C. Klugl presiding judge, in the ease of Win. } le Thompson vs. .James O. Kicks and W. 'I Kicks. I will oiTer for sale at public oil cry liefore the court house door, C'onwaj S. C , within legal liours of sale on Sulci day, the 3rd day of November A. I)., 100'. all and singular tlint parcel of land coi ? tuiuiiig 10 acres, more or less in Littl 1- Kiver township, on North side of roa to leading to Conway, S C., near Union Va 1 ley church, bounded by lands of DanU Causee, W. A. Bell and others. Terms < i. Sale cash, purchaser to pay for papers. " W. L. Mist (OK, Clerk and Special Koferoe, Oct. 15th, 1002. lit. "(1 y Sale Under Execution ?* J. W. llolliday, Plaint! IT, vs. A.N. Johnson, 1S Defendant. By virtuo of an execution directed t me and lodged in nty oHlco 1 liave levlei on and will sell before the court IIoiu door in Conway, S. C\. on sales day ii November during legal sale hours on 1*. certain tract of land in Bucks Townshi 's containing Fifty (50) acres. Bounded b , lands of Peter Johnson. K. B. Bruton J. Alfred Page, Olllcer and Littles, as tin property of A. N, Johnson, at the suit o . J.W. llolliday, Terms of sale cash 1 Purcliaser to pnj- for papers. B. J . Skssions, io Sli?rlfT, I lorry County, l- Oct. 5th, 1002. :it. st _ Q. ' Sale Under Foreclosure J. ' . Taylor, ) _ vs. ^ Foreclosure. Franklin A. Prince, i 11 lly virtue of a decretal order of his hot or .J. P. Klugh Presiding Judge date October Dili 1902, I will sell Vreiore th court house door in Conway S C, on sales day in November next during legal sal . hours, the following lots of land situate ii the town of Poris S To Wit. ? Firs *' one lot bounded by the following lines P Commencing at a stake corner near th n edge of'I odds Ferry road west of the rai il road and running eastwardly along sai< s Todds Ferry road one hundred feet to {, stake corner thence running South 15 " feet to a stake corner thence runn ng wet ' 100 feet to a stake corner and thence run 1 tiing north 150 feet to the beginnin ' corner, Pet No 2 Situate on the wet d side of the railtoad, commencing at th io right o. way of said rail road and runnin i- thence nearly north fifty teet to a stak corner thence nearly west thirty-seven an< [0 one ha't feet to a stake corner thence nea ly south fifty feet to Todds Ferry road air . thence nearly east thirtysevon and on 1 half feet to the beginning corner; and la No. 8. containing one and one half lot a bounded by the following lines; commen' (1 ing at a stalje situate 175 feet west froi i- the center m the railroad and 25 feet nort t. r.f the Todd* Ferry road and runnin n thence west one hundred and tlfty feet t (, a stake thence running north one hundre and 11 fly fest to a stake; thence runnin " I east, one hundred and fifty feet to a stnk< a and fchence South one hundre.l and tilt feet to the. stake of c iiumcncmerit. Sol > as the properly of F A Prince, Terms u >. sale cash; purchaser to pay for papers, | (ret Dili 1902 11 J Skssioks, >e| sue I? Delinquent Land Sale, 11.v virtue or hiin<Iry executions issued b I, I) Long Trfiwurm of llorry County; ' will sol 1 before the court house atConwa ;r S C on Snlesiluy i.i November next; dui inir legal sale hours; the following deser y bed land, to wit; One tract in Floyd township containing 432 acres as the pr< ertv of Solomon (J licwis bounded by th land- of (J 11 in sou et al ; at the suit of th ' State lor tn\eft. ),; Also one tract of land in Conwuy towt )0 sl:ij> containing 030 acres as the estat <> lands John N Lee; bounded Norlh by th to Waccatnaw Hiver; Ka;t by T A Ceo; an o South by J II liOe; at the suit of the Stai ,, for taxes. Also ono tract in Simpson (.'reek towi ship containing 50 acres tnore or less an bounded by lands ot 1, D Stevens J J Ha dee and T M Tyler; at the suit of tl State for taxes against \V. C. Princo. 11 J Sessions, Sheriff Horry Co. "tlfti,'* Early Risers The famous little pills. Your Til K 0 a 11 g a Ami no man has any light to ask a when you got money or profitable 0 ill is grow ml we ask you to give u We are in the Mercantile bug w lion. The more satisfaction we i It will really pav you to fintl our merchandise- Wo buy good That's You aiealways sure to buy where I That's B j Satisfaction has two eutls to it. j, is not complete if you pay too in w! en you pay a little for a poor <| _ much, but more so to pay too liti Little Prices i ml i doing busim-ss on a big and ecouo it. Our Business he > Re s j*, First of all because we give p r tbev have a right to expect. If t |the letter, we refund their mono i- good will. If possible we want you to r s ing to got tho very best quality tl So far as von are concorned V n BURROUGHS h Our promises and our policies ar along, and to all people alike, regi - religion, or political bias. We promise to give the best time. We promise the biggest varii , right here. j. This will give you an idea of All Kinds of Grocery All Kinds of Furnitu ^ All Kinds of Notions ?, All Kinds of Hats. >- All Kinds of Clothing 'j Road Carts, and McCormick Mo\ Wagon Harness. In fact anythi >1 and get it. ! in i NOTICE i) 6 11 We arc in a better position to e yeur orders now than we have P er been. Our stock has increa y a great deal, and we are still ting in NKW GOODS every <1 l We can supply your needs in , DRY GOODS', SHOES, CLOTHING, Doth Men and Hoys. We also have a good stock = HEAVY and FANCY GROCER] consisting of 5 Canned Goods, Grits, Meal, Flo Salt, Rncon, &c. Above all we have prices to 1 a nee with goods. We know t those who have called on uc < 'j come again, and those who have we ask you to come and see goods and get our prices and we < 0 no doubt sell you. u Yours for Hargains, '' Collins A liars 11 ! All \l NOW III g a ? Boots and Shoes. We have our stock of Boots ; r Shoes complete in every respi ,1 We call special attention to our c skin boots. Our lace and Rub >t Boots are of the best mater ? Sportsman's Boots and Shoes very nice line. !' Ladies Dress Goods. g 0 We have a very large assortm il from the cheapest to the high k We have some very heavy wooh a few pieces of genuine Sharks SI Navy blue and black Serges, t , are very nice. Clothing. We have a very large line r Men's. Youths' unk Boys Olothi We also have a few line Suits wl we will sell at a bargain. Prints by the thousands. 1 Ladies Walking Jackets a v y nice line. r- Yours truly, it S. T. SESSION l? p ' ' Look! Look! 'J Here is your chance to save n >0 ey. We are buying furs, hides, v and beeswax, and paying the hi i- est prices, free delivered. Give i<1 trial. r Spot cash on receipt of Shipin 10 We arc also buying all kinds metal and rubber. .A. M. Turch & ( 115 Noi th 2nd Street. WILMINGTON, N. C. m * Tie is Your >wn >011 to throw it away. Tune is money ' business facts in exchange for it. On 8 live sho t minutes. liMess to make m<?ncy and to give satiafuc . [ive the more money we will make. I out something about our methods and things because' thev sell heat. business, r ' you see you can get the most satisfaction. business Also. The quality end and the price end. It ] ueli for a good thing, nor is it complete ualitv. It is a'wavs foolish to pav too He. 1 H'ld <pi;tliti? arc the point of | mica! sode. That is our way of doing < is Grown for Hany j asons. eople exactly what they want, and wha they don't think wo have done this to y. take hack the goods, and retail, their ^ eali/.e when you trade with us you are gonit the Mills and Factories can produce, there is not a bit of risk in buying from & COLLINS CO. c the same today, yesterday, nud right [irdlessof age, color, size, sex, nationality, i that money can buy anywhere at any ety to select from, because wo have it the variety of things we sell. }8. A I! Kinds of Hardware, re. /ill Kinds of Dress (loods. i. All Kinds of Shoes. All Kinds of Hosiery. ;. All Kinds of harming Utensils ving Machines and Bakes, Buggies and ng you may want, call at the "(Sully" mis Very Truly, II 6011. blowing our Horn. If telling iho plain unvarnished facts about our business by "blowing our own horn," we shall in this f space lay ourselves open to the charge. Three years ago we opened tip in one of the stores of the Spivev Huild11,1? ing. We began to ofTer good goods , at low prices. The good people of < . " Horry county showed their apprcu\l ciation by palroni/.ing us which en>V1 allied us to olTer better goods for no, less money. Today we occupy two ?VA of the largest brick stores in the IV1 town with a large warehouse, carrying a line of General Merchandise * consisting of almost any thing that -rr our people need. Our business is j almost doubling each year and we I wish to express our thanks to the ' ! people of Horry county for their patronage, and ask that you con tinuc as long as we can offer you as good goods for as little money or less money than any one else in the county. and Again thanking you, we are yours B2t. very truly, Spivey Mercantile Co ' ' J. C. SPIVEY. Mn'oii. i el ?^ Opening Books of Subscription. lCn Pursuant to a commission Issued to the undersigned as corporators, by M It. 'lis. Cooper, Secretary of State, on the 17f!j kin, day of ()?tidier lhO'i. hoy i Notice la hereby viven t^*nt books of ! subs i iptiou to tho capita) shirk of f4nris Tobacco Warehouse Company, will be opened nt tin* olllco oi .1, ('. liryunt, tit lioris, S. (..on Saturday, Nov, l-i, nt 11 of oYlock ti. to. Tho said propose] corp n,r ration whl have u capital su ck ot $;iUOh, licit xv'^' ''s pGm 'P"' I'ltnc ot business at f,o ris, S. and its purpose will lu< to btiihl | ami operate a Tobacco Warehouse at l,o ris, s. ( , in oril"r to promote tin? eultuie , and furnish a convi nicnt market for leaf j f,'-v tobacco. ] J C Hryant, I) I) llarrclson, .) (J Grab .in, S. I> A Spivey, ( 'hi porators. Notice, Town Taxes, Under and by virtue of ail ordinance duly passed by the town council of the Town of (Vnway, a tax of Four(4) mills #nftj on the dollar has been levied and tM&MMid ",jv" upon all tnxnble property within the corK'1 porutu limits <?f the said Town of ('onway, ft and the books for tlu^ collection of said tuxes will be opened at the olllco of the (>nt. undersigned, 'I own Clerk and Treasurer, j of in tbeSpivey Building, on November 1st. 1002, and will remain open for the pay nient of sold tux until and Including Nov. ,A 'iotb, 1002, after which date, the penalty ^ ' will be added. (? Fred Stalvey, Town Clerk at d Treasurer. 10-80 02. 4t NOTICE. ~~ ''>$ For the next 30 days, we will close out Men's all wool coats, $1.00 Men's all wool Overcoats, $2.50 Hoys Knee Pants, 25c. Men's Punts 48c. Mon s Caps, 15c. Men's Hats. 20c. We have shoes of all styles and prices to close out at rock bottom price. We have Dry (foods, Notions, I loots, Shoes. Hats, caps, clothing ind (irocories, at prices nover before heard of Sessions & Son, porner Main Street anil 1th Avenue, ipposite-the Hank. Lur^c t <: i in 1 complete ostib lishmont South. Geo. S. Hacker & Son; Manufacturers of? DOC )RS, SASH, BLINDS, MOULD IN(J AND BUILDING IMMATERIAL. CHARLESTON, S.X. 544- 54H King Street. SPIVEY & COLLINS CO, Firejlnsuranc Bicycles. I). A. SPIVKY, M.W.COLLINS President, Secretary Office In hank Itullillng I>011 tHI Notico. DR. W. n. McCORD, SURGEON DENTIST. Conway, - - S. C? toy SP1VKV HuiLDINd. I A.u HEAIN)UA11TE11S - For FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES. I keep on hand a fresh line of Heavy and Fancy Groceries, which I ask you to inspect. FliOUlt, MACON, MEAL; GRITS KICK, SUGAR, COFFEE, CANNED GOODS OF A EG KINDS, Pickles, Sauces, and other things that is generally kept in a tirstulass Grocery Store. Nice Candies and Cakes, Cool Drinks, and Ice Cream. Give me your order. B. T. HVMAN, lift! II MACHINE AND REPAIP SHOPS. ROILER wORK. LIGHT ANL HEAVY SMITH WORK OF ALT/ KIND. We keep a full line of steam ti tin^s, Injectors, valves, packing Oi. waste etc Also carriage and wapfor hardware and mater al. Paint il. \ : i s etc. we solicit yot i patronage. fiars' xrrrr vycxrc^ajxMmam nmm You Vi M t ? > i'liotos n'l Gasquc's my day. You ran hav enlar<rin;r "f an\ ind done. Give, rm1 a tt*l; IJ. K. GASQUE. Trespass Notice. All persons are hereby forbidden to hunt with ^un or dotr, feed cattle, or trespass in any manner upon my tract <>f land situated near tie State line between Horry county, S. C., and Columbus County, N. C., anil bounded as follows: On the East by the State line, on the South by the Wnecnvnaw River, and on the West and the North by lands ofJ. M. Rut ler. All persons violaticg this notice will receive the full penalty of the law. I S. L. (J OH K, Pirotvay, N. O., Au#. 21st. 3m.