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"% i I I'li-JLX"' JLL1. .aL?a!?. The Horry Herald. i THURSDAY NOV. 6th, IO02 | I <7 1 ? ? ? :?: ? I c I MATTERS LOCAL AND OTHER- i WISH. ( ! i Spivcy hfis a nice lino of Ores t Goods just in. i The County Hoard of Commission ors met last Tuesday c J. Fred Grant of Laurel was in , Conway last Friday. [ Mrs. K. P. Norton visited the fair in Columbia last week. ( Sheriff B. J Sessions has been quite sick for the past two weeks. , tl Mrs. R. B. Scarborough returned from Mullins on last Monday. . G. J. Holliday of Gulivants Ferry I was here on business last Monday. 1 J. R. Allsbrook of Sanford was in town a short tone last Monday. J. Supervisor elect, Jno. L. Boyd . was in the city the first of the week. ( J. B. Smith of Wilmington was in ' town one day last week on business. Corn, oats, meal, grits, flour, ba I con, sugar, cotTee, etc., at Spivcy's 1 J. K. Stalvey of Wavcrly Mills, t S. C-, was in town one day last week. I D. A. Spivcy attended the annual State Fair in Columbia last week, i f Rev. and Mrs. I). F. Crosland have , been sick from an attack of the jaun- t dice. J. Q- Graham of Fink lea was at 1 the county seat the latter part of 1 last week. 1 The little town of Bucksport has , made a great record in the matter v of marriages. ^ Miss Pauline Ogilvie has returned i after a visit of several weeks at Lexington, S. C. The election passed of! without incident last Tuesday, very little * interest being taken in it. t J no. T. Prince of Board man and f P. C. Prince and J. M. Prince of Lo- | ris were in town last-Monday. Win. Carter of Daisy was in Con- ( way one dav last week and paid us , a call. f ! There were more people than us- ! nal on our streets last Monday, it he- ( ing legal salesday. Auditor Jas. A. Lewis spent part of last week taking in the sights at t the annual State Fair. ^ The Hon. R. B. Scarborough went '\ to Columbia last week on business c returning the last of the week. 1 \ Advertise in the Horry Herald, c That it pays is demonstrated every c day by those who try its columns t as a medium. The man v friends of H.J. Vereen s were sorry to hear of his death at i his home at Little River of heinor- s rhagic fever. c The office of W. M. Parker caught on lire from a lamp Saturday night, but the flames were quickly extinguished. ' Representative-elect D. D. Harrelson of Lor is was in Conway last lFriday and part of Saturday, leaving s on the morni 'g train. v s Mr. and Mrs. M V. Patrick of t Wes* Florida, passed through town last Friday on their way to visit relatives in t'm county. ^ Do you keep hearing the sound of thunder? Don't be alarmed, only remember that it is nothing more than Spivey's prices falling. We wr re presented with a nice o lot of sugar cane one day the first li of the week from the farm of B. A. v Hardee near the town. t u W. L MUhoo returned the first of the week from Memphis, Tenn., whero ho went to a hospital for treatment. He looks much improved by the trip. , V The largest pumpkin we have * seen thin year weighed OS pounds f1 ar.d was yrown onthefarip of Bur- 11 roughs & Collins Co, near Myrtle . Reach. I ^ i11 The tax notice for the fiscal year | t appears in this issue with the ap pointmonts of the county treasurer on his usual annual trip over the v county. > Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Officer of Eddy ^**iiUke were in Con way last Monday to meet Mr. and Mrs. Burgun of Baltimore who will spend some time 1 at the Lake. i People who use 'liver pills" ought j to try the well known Ramon's lav- 1J er Pills and Tonic Pellets. No ' handful for a dose no constant do w sing?no debilitating, weakening n effect. They are far superior to the " ordinary nill. flov nfd<? ; J. C. Spivey, chairman of the cor- v responding coininitteo, informs us il that several of the churches us yet (' have not sent in their list of dele- 'J tfat.es to the Association, and he is ^ unable to assign them homes. lie 11 asks that they send them in to him s at once. He also states that visi- t tors will be provided for as well as deletfates and that their homes will ^ be assigned to them as they come H ^ into town. b j \ ; ^' Mrs. M. J. Grunt has returned from Raleigh. Mrs. Eva C. Joye is visiting Mrs. A. C. Thompson. ! W. R Lewis lias just received a big lot of Hardware. V The Lyceum number at the school building last Tuesday evening was well utU ndcd, and pronounced as the jest yet. Mrs. J J. I'ittuian of Wilmington, after spending several weeks '[ lere returned home Tuesday, uccom- |t tallied by her father, ?V. L'- Molson W. Iv Lewis's is the place to buy i Columbia Hreech loading gun, low low n. J A. Aultman, of the Galivants l?errv suction, has sold out his farm , lear that place and has purchased /he farm of ft C. Edwards near ' dullin: , to which p.ace he will soon 11 einovo. c The Planters Hotel at Marion aught on fire anil was burned to the (round last Thursday night, us did dso the stables of J. W. Ilolliday t Son, near by. The property was :ovcred by insurance. V 0 Call on W. Iv. Lewis for a good ,, 3ook Stove or Heater. All sizes p aid prices. n A large sweet potato, weighing T pounds, was exhibited at this ofico recently. It was raised by A. c I. Williams on the farm of the Hon McDermott near Green Sea. A big line of furniture, cooking itoves, heaters, sewing machines, of d 1 kinds, going cheap for cash or a >n the instalment plan at Conway b bargain House. t< J. J. ft. Harrelson, on the Su J1 icrrisors of RegistraL. , was in j. own one day last week and request- . H1 liw t rt ctdtn t linf lw* ?'W w WVUV\' UIJUI VHVs VIIIV.C 1 V/U1VJ lot bo open again until Salesday in December. The Atlantic Coast Lumber Co., it s in the hands of a receiver, having ailed to meet an interest payment mi the large mortgage executed to he Colonial Trust Company of New fork. But the Company is not o lankrupt, but amply able to settle o dl demands. The Company will be w corganized It is said. o W. It. Lewis, jobber in Coats I'liread, Star Lye. Railroad Mills a inulT. He- will sell any of these ar ieles as cheap as you can buy them 11 New York. The Rev. Dove Tiller left for his j mine 011 last Saturdaj' after remaining here through the week asdsting in the revival meetings at he Methodist church. He is an olMpient and earnest preacher never ailing to hold the attention of his J-. icarers. k The Conway Bargain House mark (* heir goods so far below their com- 1 ictitors that you hear 110 sound in 1 ailing prices. We don't buy goods v o keep and mark down, we mark l} hem below our competitors and let '' ,hem go. We don't keep anything, f ve sell everything. ' V The Waccainaw Missionary Hap- V ist Association will convene with Jonway Baptist church 011 next Thursday and continue through h'ri lay and Saturday Homes have al- * eauy boon assigned la the delegates vho will bo present from the dilTer nt ehurehes comprising the Association. A large gathering is expec ed. 1 have opened up a general repair hop for bicycles, guns and sewing * midlines in one of the Murrell tores on Main Street. All work * lone promptly and lirst-class. O. M. Hakiiklson. ' Ii Town Property Changes Hands, jl A lot and cottage on Laurel itreet, near the corner of that [{ treet and Gth Avenue was sold this S) veek by Joseph Todd to A. P. John on, who will soon occupy the cot ago with his family. C Two Tobacco Warehouses Burn- 11 ed.- J' The city of Florence had another tl isustrous lire early last Monday a< norning. Besides the great lossof si tlier property, two tobacco ware- (i louses, the Dixie and the Pee Dee, s vere totally destroyed. The lire is u bought to be tho work of ineendi- s| ries. h Card of Thanks, ^ I desire to express the sincere .V hanks of myself and children, to *| he people of Con way and vicinity. t> or their groat kindness in rebuild- L ng our ho ne, and fo. the help ron* Li ered us during and after the lire. f< Ve pray tii.it (Jod's richest bless- p ngs may ever rest upon them and I"1 Vi r?i r u i c ; Mas. Laura Anokrhon. P P' More Brick Buildings. D Tho contract lias just boon signed #r tho erection of two now brick ulldings for A. C. Thompson on ; ho corner lot adjoining tho Conway 1 largain Hosse lot and fronting on rd Avenue. One of them, it is oxected, will bo rented to a business inn who intends to come to Con /ay and establish a hardware bust a; ess. He will deal in nothing but !V ardware, tht* first store <?f the kind vcr established here Wo liave ' con unable to ascertain what use 'J, /ill be made of tho other, if indeed i ny particular business has been doided upon, out buildings do not go x] egging in Co.i way nowadays ? here's plenty of business for busi ess men. The buildings will be one tory in height, and II. P. Little is H lie contractor. " Space has been left for a large ' milding on tho opposite side of the V t-reoton the corner of a lot owned il y A. W, Jenkins <& Son. ^ x < ? This and That. Stops The Cough Aud Works oft The Cold. Laxat ive lii'omo Qu nine Tablets , are a cold in out* day Mo euro. 110 , ay. Price cents- , M t *? * f [j M. Lwdlam of Adrian wis in ( Ion way last Monday. i To Cure A Cold in One Doy 'aUe Laxative lirotno Quinine Tab- } Is All druyfyisls refund the mote j' if it fails to cure. L. W . (Jrove's j i^ualureis oh each box. 2ac. ?A* Ma?;ir,t ra'e M isle' of f '? ?1 Spring ; as in town lasl Monday. i The I test Prescription l:or Mnl.i'ln lulls and lever is a bottleof t J rove's v usb-less Civil Tonic. 11 i.> simp'y ir- ' ii and qn?nino in a tastoless form.No art*, mi pav Price aft cents. i C. (! Klvis of Justice was in town ( no dav recently. You Know What You Aro Taking I I'lion y<\u take (Jrove's Tasteless liillTonie because lie formu'a is lainlv printed on every bot tie showig that it is simply Iron and Quiine in a tasteless form. No cure, . o o( Alfred fore, a substantial eolored , ilisten of Socastee paid us a call last , londay. I i Startling But True. 1 "If every one knew what a grand t lodieiin Dr. King's New Life Dills \ writes I). II. Turner, Dempsoy- ( awn. Pa., "you'd sell all you had . l a day. Two weeks' use has made \ now man of mo." Infallible for ( onstipation, stomach and liver | roubles. 25c at Dr. K. Norton's | rug store. W. T. Todd of Myrtle Beach .vas j i the city last Friday. Luck in Thirteen By sending 111 miles Win. Spirey, f Walt an Furnace, VL.gota box f Bucklen's Arnica Salve, that , diolly cured a horrible Fever Sore ' u his leg. Nothing else could, 'osilively cures Bruises, Felons, III ers, Kruptions, Boils, Burns, Corns I nd Piles. Only 25c. Cuaranteed y Dr K. Norton, druggist. J no. Causey of Daisy was in town ist Mo4Kiy. His Life in Peril. "I just, seemed to have gone all to < lieccs," writes Alfred Bee, of VVcl- 1 ire, Tex., "biliousness and a lame ack had made life a burden. 1 ouldn't eat or sleep and felt almost 00 worn out to work when 1 began o use Electric Hitters, but they worked wonders. Now 1 sleep like , top, can eat anything, have gained < 11 strcngth and enjoy hard work." < 'hey give vigorous health and new 1 ife to weak, sickly, run-down poo- ] le. Try them. Only 50c at Dr. ! 1. Norton's drug store. i Take the Homo and farm with j his paper for $1,25 per year. 1 Asleep Amid Flames. Breaking into a blazing home, ome firemen lately dragged the , looping inmates from death. Eanied security, and death near. It's , hat way when you neglect coughs 1 nd colds. Don't do it. Dr. King's 1 few Discovery for Consumption < ivos perfect protection against all ( 'hroat, Chest and Tiling Troubles. [ 'cep it near and avoid suffering, 1 oath, and doctor's l>ilis. A teapoonful stops a late coi gh, persistnt use the most stubborn. Harm jss and nice tasting, it sguaranteed > satisfy by Dr. E. Norton. Price ()c and $1.00? Trial botttlcs feeo. circs Rheumatism and Catarrh.? ' Medicine Sent Free. t Send no money? simply write and t ry Botanic I flood Balm at our ex- ? onso. Botanic Blood Balm (!'. B. I ) kills or destroys the poison in j lie blood which causes the awful 1 ches in back and shoulder blades, J [lifting pains, difficulty in moving ngers, toes or legs, bone pains, j ivollcn muscles and joints of rheu- i uitisin. or the foul breath, hawking, t pitting droppings in Uiroat. bad h earing, specks flying before the s'es. all played out feeling of ca- ( irrh. Botanic Blood Balm has urod hundreds of cases of ! >() or 40 ears'standing after doctors, hot ~ urings and patent medicines had II failed. Most of these cured pacuts had taken Blood Balm as a ist resort. B is especially advised <j >r . hronie, deep- seated cases lm- I ossible for any one to snlfer the ag- e iiics or symptoms of rheumatism " p catarrh while or after taking ' ilood Balm. It makes the blood " ure and rich, thereby giving a (l ealtliv blood supply. Cur'\s are j ermaner.t and not a patching up. i rug ? tores. ?1 per large bottle, n ample of Blood Balm sent free and 2 repaid, also special medical advice v v describing your trouble and wri ng Blood Balm C'o., Atlanta, On , ANY CHURCH or parson- . ae or institution supported by vol atary contribution will bo given a bcral quantity of the Bongman A artinez Paints whenever they nint. otk:?This has been our custom | ii nn-iiuv M.vrii yours; any uuiioinif ot satisfactorily pninted. will be painted at our expense; about one x allon of Linseed Oil to bo added to t'cry gallon of the paint to make ?ady for use,; it's mixed in two linutes, and eost of the paint, there y made less in price than any oth r. Yearly product over one milon gallons. lOnjpMin & Martinez, ole Agents Conway Hartfain House c f if \ wm m m m m M A Wonderful Cure I, the undersigned, W. II. Priv?tt. certify that I Imv" been suffer ing for l"> years with the following slironic discuses: Vertigo, Catarrh ;>f the head, and finally inllamation >f the kidneys and bladder I was ?iven up as an incurable invalid in a lying condition, when Prof. Neilsen >f Wilmington, N. C.. came along ind cured me with his most wonderful medicine. 1 have since made a , rop by myself enough to sustain , ny family a year. This can be , jrovon by the member."* of my faini v and my neighbors, and 1 feel it, ny duty t" recommend Prof. Neil ' ??n's remedies, prepared by A C. S'eilsen. No. 107. South 4th Street, ( Wilmington N. C Willi utmost confidence to the , .vin>M' worlil, it is no v v?l^?l?t months ?inoe I wjis cnicd, mid I fool better h:\ii 1 have on- many a year, though am seventy l?ii years old. God h-.ss Prof. Neilsen wherever he 1 roes ^ 1 am willing to answer any cor t cspondence in reyard to this ease Sincerely, \V. I! Pitivi;tt. Priveils, C. C. i Advice to Mothers. ' donooi.a, 1 lorry County, S. C. . the undersigned Mrs Wittnie It | smart, wife of John Smart, feel it ny duty to suffering humanity, to eeommend Prof. A. C. Neilsen's Eel Oil Liniment to nil who may bo otne in a delicateeondiiion. 1 was nother of 3children before the birth )f'iny>baby boy, and suffered as long t is throe days before child-birth but t Jus time 1 used Prof. Neilsen's rem- , dies, and had no trouble or pains uul hut t wo hours of labor. I was hankful for Prof. Neil&en's reinc lies and for what he has done My >aby is 1) months old and has begun to walk and is teething. This remedy can be had from Prof. A. C. Neilsen, No. -107 South 1th Street, Wilmington, N. C. Mas. Winnie It. Smart. Sept. 27th, 1302. 1 i Summons for Relief, statu of south <'aiim.tm a * County cf iforry.' ) (Court of Common Pleas.) David II. Lewis, Geo. W. Lewis, Rebec ca Tompkins, Sarah M. Capps, Solomon J. Lewis, W. I lamp Lewis, Addle Ilrown, Isal). Lewis J. Mluio Lewis, Rosa 10. Jenkins ami Kate L. Rabon, Plaintiffs. against Pink Lewb, Jeliu Lewl?, Win. G. Lewis, Celia .I. Cooper. Tobitlia Lewis, Carrie , Lewis, Renu Lewis and Millie Grahum. Defendants. Complaint for Partition, Real Property.) Dopy Summons for Relief, Complaint not Served. T<? the Defendants Pink Lewis, John Lewis, Win. G. Lewis, Celia J. Cooper, Tobltha Lewis, Carrie Lewis, Rena Lewis and Millie Graham. You are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action which has been tiled in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, for the said County, and to servo a copy of your answer to the said Complaint on the subscriber at his office at Conway, 8 C within twenty days after the service hero >f; exclusive of the day of such service; ind if you fail to answer tho complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs 1 in tills action will apply to the Court for he relief demanded in tho complaint. Dnted Sept. 2t)th A. I). 1002, < II. II. Woodward, * Plaintiffs' Attorney. I\> the Defendant, Jehu Lewis; t Take Notice, that tho summons in this k iction, of which the foregoing is a copy, x ind tho complaint in tho above stated nclon, were tiled in the office of the Clerk if the Court of the Common Pleas, at Jonway, in tho county of I lorry and State f >f So'uth Carolina, on the 20th day of \ September 1002, II. II, Woodward, ' At'orney for Plaintiffs, 1 < ? =, Citation Notice. vi'atk of south carolina, ) County of Ilorry. \ iy Wm E. HARDWICK Hsq.i Probate JudKO I Whorens, J. K. Stnlvey made suit to mo o grant )iiin Lottors of Administration of ho Kstato of and effects of A. I). Stnlvey, leceasod. 1 Those aro theref< ro to cite and adinonsii all and singular the kindred and eredtors of the said A. IX Stnlvey decensod. ^ hat they ho and appear, before mo, in he Court of Probate, to bo held at Convey, Horry County on November 24th. 002, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock n the forenoon, to shew causo, if any hey have, why the said Administration liould not be granted. (liven under my Hand this 29th day of '' )ctober, Anno Domini, 1902. a Wm, E. Harlwick. 0 Probate Judge, II, C, t Notice, Town Taxes, ? Under and by virtue of an ordinance j Inly passed by the town council of the Town of O. nway, a tax of Four(4) mills 1 ui Hie dollar lias been levied and a?s 'ssed ip .11 all taxable pr ipertv within the cor mra'e limits of tlie said Town of Conway, nd I lit* books for tlie ? ollef tion of said f ii\?>s will be opened at the "HI (? .if the indersigned, town Clerk and Preasure", n theSpivev lhdlding, on .November 1st. 9o2, and will remain open lor the pay noiit of raid tax until and iuelu ling f?'ov. 9th, 1902, after whi? h dale, t o penalty k ill b" lidded. a Ered stnlvey, Town Cl-rk aid lVensurer. <i Oil ltd. tt ? ? - ? * H, P. Little, Brick Works. iuildin# hr.ck always on hand. mmmI orders 1o II. P. Fjit.tl?? -it Oon* vay, Georgetown or Toddville. Momo * Wee: Conway, 8. C. tW Send us your job printing, dl work neatly done. I ii " ' ll-JLYour Tim f 0\ (\nd no man has any light to ask you a1 hen \ou got money or proHtuble bus bis ground wo ask you to give us fivt Wo are in tho Moivantiie business ion. Tho inoro satisfaction wo give I it win ivaily pav >?>u to tind out >ur merchandise. We boy good thin, That's 11 Lou meal ways sure to buy wlu r you That's Bui Satisfaction two cuds to it The s r.ot complete if you pay too much v en you pay a little for a poor <|uulit nuch, but more so to pay too little. Little Prices and risili hung husin"8S on a big and enouoinien t. Our Business has Reas First of all because wc give peopl ,hev have a right to expect. If they ,he letter, we refund their money, ta *ood will. If possible we want you to realiz ng to get the very best quality that tl So far as you are concorned then BURROUGHS 6 Our promises and our policies are the along, and to all people alike, regardle religion, or political bias. We promise to give the best tha time. We promise the bifircrest variety t light here. This will give you nn idea of the All Kinds of Groceries. All Kinds of Furniture. All Kinds of Notions. All Kinds of Hats. All Kinds of Clothing. Road Carts, and McCormick Mowing Wagon Harness. In fact anything and get it. You is III I I 111 li Boots and Shoes. Wc have our stock of Hoots and Shoes complete in every respect. Are call special attention to our calf ikin boots. Our lace and Rubber loots are of the best material. Sportsman's Hoots and Shoes a /cry nice line. Ladies Dress Goods. We have ;l verv laree .isanrt monl rom the cheapest to the highest. We have some very heavy woolens, t few pieces of genuine Sharks Skin, Vavy blue and black Serges, they ire very nice. clothing. We have a verv large line of den's. Youths' ank Soys Clothing. We also have a few line Suits which ,ve will sell at a bargain. Prints by the thousands. Ladies Walking Jackets a very lice line. Yours truly, S. T. SESSIONS. Look! Look! Here is your chance to save mony. We are buying furs, hides, wool nd beeswax, and paying the highist prices, free delivered. Give us a rial. Spot cash on receipt of Shipment. We are also buying all kinds of nctal and rubber. \. M. Turch ?fc Co, 15 Noi th 2nd Street. WILMINGTON, N. C. ' IS YELLOW POISON ? In your blood ? Physicians call * it rialarlnl Cicr?n. It can be seen changing red blood yellow under | microscope, it works day and j night, First, it turns your com- I plexion yellow. Ctiilly aching sensations creep down your I backbone. You feel weak and h worthless. ROBERTS' CHILL TONIC : will ston the trouhln n?n/ i? I enters the blood nt once and drives out the yellow poison. If neglected and when Chills, Fevers, Night-Sweats and a general break-down come later on, Roberts' Tonic will cure you then?but why wait ? Prevent future sickness. The manufacturers know all about this yellow poison and have perfected Roberts' Tonic to drive It out, nourish your system, restore appetite, purify the blood, prevent and cure Chills, Fevers and Malaria. It has cured thousands?It will cure you, or your money back. This Is fair. Try It. Price, 25 cents. jak&mam IW . . ie is Your vn i iu mruw it iiw?y- i niie is money iness facts in exchange for it. On > sho t minutes. a i to make money and to give satisfao- s he more money we will make, something about our methods and ? gs because they sell best. lusinoss, C see you can get the most satisfaction. iiness Also. quality end and the price end. It for a good thing, nor is it complete j y. It is always foolish to pay too ?C 1 (^nnlil ios Jire,|u. ,, , tf d sc i'e. That is our way of doing a EY Grown for Hany \ ons. Y e exactly what they want, and wha ' don't think wo have done this to ke hack the goods, and retain their c when you trade with us you nrego- ' lie Mills and Factories can produce. : is not a bit of risk in buying from c COLLINS CO. same today, yesterday, and righ^ ssof age, color, size, sex, nationality ? t money can buy anywhere at any j o select from, because wc have it variety of things we sell. All Kinds of Hardware. All Kinds of Dress Ooods. 0 All Kinds of Shoes. All Kinds of Hosiery. All Kinds of Farming Utensils Machines and Rakes, Buggies and you may want, call at the "Chilly" Very Truly, in ?i. Blowing our Horn. If telling the plain unvarnished facts about our business by "blowing our own born," wo. shall in this space lay ourselves open to the cliarge. Three years ago wo opened up in one of the stores of the Spivey Building. We began to offer good goods t at low prices. The good people of c Horry county showed their appreciation by patronizing us which en- . ablcd us to offer better goods for less money. Today we occupy two of the largest brick stores iii the town with a large warehouse, carrying a line of (lienoral Merchandise _ consisting of almost any thing that * our people need. Our business is almost doubling each year and we wish to express our thanks to the people of Horry county for their patronage, and ask that you continue as long as we can offer you as good goods for as little money or S less money than any one else in the county. Again thanking you, we are yours very truly, - * Spivey Mercantile Co 1 J. C. SPIVEY, MN'on. , ., . t MARKETS. Gkohoktown. h New Virgin 2.50 ' Yellow dip 2.50 1 Scrape ... .!.00 x Spirits turpentine Rosin, common. 1 20 W I I.M INOTON. Spirits Turpontine steady. .Much in* barrels 51 count rv out .' Rosin 125 l(. Tar th in at #1.401 Crude Turoentine Hm-d ai T)ip 18.00; Virgin ? COTTON. Ordinary els lb * Good Ordinary . .. 7J Low Middling 7 } Middling fij Good Middling .... K ."i Hi 14 Corn 7(K?;7r> Hams 1?>(? 10 : Shoulders 10(?..12 ChlcUons . .. . SO to SB *' Turkeys per lb (live) Eggs 17 1 Cow Pens ? c. per bush Peanuts 80c 4 4 4 4 j' i Hi.,.,? t OscS5!?iitoCoughCuP6 1 Per Coughs, Colds and Croup* l n.u .... ? ' To the Public. Wo desire to say to tho people of tie county that wo have purchased tic stock in trado of W. J. Sessions Son, and will continue the busiess at the same stand. Call on us for DltY GOODS, CLOTHING, NOTIONS, GROCERIES, nd every tiling; kept in a general Lore ut tike lowest prices Highest prices paid for country rod.icot Respectfully, A. P. JOHNSlN & CO. orner Main Street, and Itli Avenue, pposite the Hank. largest and most complete estib tishinent South.i? ieo. Hacker 6c Son; | ' *if\ % > ' / Si-- - ? Manufacturers of? )OOUS,SASU, BLINDS, MOULD' IN (J AND BUILDING } MATERIAL. CHARLESTON, S. C. 544- 548 King Street. SPIVEY 6c COLLINS CO. Fire Insuranc Bicycles. >. A, SPIVKY, M. w. COLLINS President, Secretary fflco In nank ISuUdlna Denial Notice. DR. W. E. McCORD, SURGEON DENTIST. Conway, - - S. C. to^'SriVKV RlJILDINO. I AM HE A'DQ UA ItTEUS ?For FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES. I keep on liund a fresh line of Icavy and Fancy Groceries, which ask you to inspect. FLOUR, RACON, MEAL; GRITS RICE, SUGAR, COFFEE, CANNED GOODS OF ALL KINDS, Mckles, Sauces, and other things 1...4 11 i . ... uub is geuuruuy Kept in a lirstlass Grocery Store. Nice Candies and Cakes, Cool )rinks, and lee Cream. Give me your order. II. T. HYM VN, 11II IRKS MACHINE AND REP A IP HIOPS. BOILER wORK. LIGHT ANL IEAVY SMITH WORK OF ALL C.IN D. We keep a full line of steam fi ings, Injectors, valves, packing Oi. irasto etc Also carriage and wagoi ardwaro and mater al. Palrt? 1. A : i h etc. we solicit yoi-1 nit ronago Hlditi! iu! You can ?j? ' y '1 < s a; usque's nr.y ;.. Yoi, can lmv nlurging < a' na id- n?\ Give mr .1 1 ri;. I!. K. r, ASQIJK. Trespms Notice. All persons are hen hy forbidden o hunt with y. 1.11 ? r <' c. hod cat I lo >r trespns in an \ n m.er upon tny ract of land sd ur.U <1 near ti e State ine bet ween llo:i y county, S. C., mcl Columbus County, X. ( , and >oun(led as follows; On the Kast by he State line, on the South by the rVaecanuuv Kivor, and on the West aid the North by landsof.I. M. Hut cr. All persons violati this no ,iee will receive the full penalty of ,he law. S. H. C oa K, Piroway, N. C.. Auj;, 21st. 3m. . '