The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, November 13, 1902, Image 2
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PUBLISHKI? KVBRY
TBUHSDAY MORNINGCONWAY
PUBT ISHING CO.,
CONWAY. S. C.
H. H. WOODWARD Editor.
SUBSCRIPTION :
One Year, - - - 11.00,
ALWAYS IN ADVANCI.
-entered at the l'n#t Office at Conway, 8. C., a
Second clae# Matter
THURSDAY NOV. 13h, IQOI
Marion had a disastrous fire fol
lowing close upon the heels of tin
vote of her citiecns refusing to os
tablish water works Perhaps tin
water works would -tand a bettci
showing now.
Horry County should be wiilinj.
to expend more in the maintenance
aud building of roads and bridges
Good roads are needed more thai
anything else to aid in in^reasinj.
the prosperity of the people
The quantity of horses, mules
buggies, fine furniture and the like
that is sold these days as coinparec
with the quantity sold ten years ago
shows as much as anything else, tlx
wonderful progress that our peoph
ha\e made during this time.
We hear of many farmers who arc
going to try strawberries as one o
their money crops for the coming
year We are glad it is so and wc
would like to hear of more. The
success of the farmers of our count}
is to be found in diversity of then
crops.
The Conway tobacco market has
seen a successful seaso 1 and has n<
cansc to grumble at the quantity ol
tobacco handled, tint ??,. c I innnoc ?
this lino is so great that efforts
cannot bo put forth to make it greater
in the future. Everything possible
should bo done to bring a stil
greater quantity of tobacco hen
next year.
Co no eh ni n < j the recent trouhU
between the students of the Soutl
Carolina College and 'lie cadets o
Clemf.on College over a game of foo
ball during fair week in Columbia
there is some difference of opinioi
as to where to place the blame. Wi
blame both sides as having been guil
ty of conduct unbecoming gentle
men. Such an occur ranee is a dis
grace to our honored institutions o
learning.
Daisy Dots.
There is some fever in our com
munity but we hope it will disap
pear.
Wm. Carter and daughter visitec
J. R Allsbrook and family at San
ford last Sunday.
A good many of our people in this
section attended the Primitive Dap
tist Association at Black Creek ii
Floyds township on Friday and Sat
urday before the tirst Sunday, dui
ing the time of whieli Mr. W. 10
Porter took Miss Addie Ward he
his bride. The scene was witnessct
by Mr. Chester Ward and Miss T>
A. Porter, Mr. It. L. Carter ant
Miss Doeia Ward, Mr. Huron liar
relson and Miss Isadora Carter a?
special quests. Also a host o
friends were present. Rev. It. II
Harrelson performed the ceremony
The young couple arrived here 01
Monday following, accompanied bj
Chester Ward, Miss 1). A. Porter
B. L. Carter. Miss Doeia Ward ant
Miss Isadora Carter, who with manj
friends and relatives enjoyed a nie<
reception at Mr. John Porter's, tlx
groom's father.
Religious services at Sirnpsoi
Creek church were well attendee
last Sunday.
Our school which will be abou
seven and one half months this season
is again progressing finely un
der the management of J. II. Har
relson Jr., after several days vaea
tion for gathering crops. During
the vacation W. It Carter uccom
panied by his two daughters ant
two grand-daughters and J. II. Har
relson Jr., made a very plcasani
trip to the seashore.
Willie Reaves of Reaves Kerry
paid us a pleasant visit last Sunday
The merchantile business at this
place is doing well. The Daisy Gro
eery Co., has filled tlie old store
house of Mrs. M. A. Shelley.
VV. II. Carter, one of our oldest
merchants keeps replenishing hi?
stock and by so doing keeps I hepri
ces to suit the buyers.
J. W. Carter lias been buying n
good deal of cotton hero this sea
sonOur
blacksmith, A Littles, keep.1
very busy at his trade and gives
general satisfaction as he has sever
al years experience at this business
Sly Coon.
<?
Thti aiffnftture I" on overy So* of tbo gsnuin*
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablet*
lb* remedy that rfircn * *">Ni in oimi day
JWSend us your job printing
all work neatly done.
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Gurley Dots. j
The health of this community is ?l
not very good at present. t
Farmers are busy harvesting their s
crops.
G.J. Holliday of Gulivants Ferry, ?
S. C., was here last week on busi- a
ness. I
J. \V. Sasser was in Wilmington t
last week laying in a nice stock of |
winter goods, and Christinas sup t
plies I
Tk; Gurley School is moving
along very smoothly under the man
ageinent of Miss Nannie Havs The
school is well attended.
Mr. and Mrs. K. G. Mishoe of Cool
Spring visited friends here last San- '
day. j
Miss Blanche Vndvrson visited !
f friends near Adrian last Sundav. f
P. t
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Booth Budget.
> '
A number <>f our young people at
. I t t'i<di il tlw 1 .:iki> S .1 in o A >i'i:it i<in 1
on last Sunday and the people a *
roMid Jollier Swamp certainly know
, how to accommodate the people
and make them happy.
\\\ 11. Hell of liayboro paid S. M. 1
1 Allen a pleasant visit the first of 1
r the week.
S. J. Sessions and wife paid rcla 1
tivesa visit recently.
Miss Ellen McNabb has returned (
r home from an extended visit at )
> Lumberton, N. C.
Mrs. Eliza Anderson and Mrs. I). '
K. .Moore of Gurlcy were here re- '
1 vently.
We are in favor of keeping up the v
public roads bv taxation.
A. M. S.
Toddville Tidings.
1 Mr. and Mrs. M G. Andersen of
Eddy Lake were here on Sunday.
I/. A. Uusenbury and Mrs H. H. 1
Woodward returned Monday from a .
' trip to Cumplield where they have
been visiting relatives.
Miss Mary Dusenbury of Florence
closed a successful term of school
here last Friday. She is a popular
f teacher and we regret to ?scc her
r leave.
An Irishman gave a magic lantern .
show here a few nights ago, which [
' was well ateer.ded. He offered a '
r prize to the most popular young
. lady, and a vote was taken. Miss
May Dusenbury took away the coveted
prize.
Your scribe hud the pleasure of
visiting the mills at Kddy Lake and
Bucksport last week where he was
' well entertained. Both mills are
f running on full time and turning out
i lots of lumber and shingles. These
. mills are largely responsible for
the prosperity of our township (
which is conceded by u.s to be the '
banner township in our State.
I Dusenbury & Co., started busi- '
, ness here 12 years ago and their '
trade has increased each year. The i
amount of business done by this en 1
terprising firm this year has exceed- 1
, ed their most sanguine expecta- '
tions. 'J hey have gained two good
1 customers for each prodigal lost I
f since they commenced business, '
t which speaks well.
We are pleased to note that the
1 good people at Boris will hive a tobacco
warehouse in the near future.
We think this enterpri/.e will be a
- good help towards building up the
. little town and he very convenient
tor a great many farmers in the upper
.section of our county.
f i'oil KO AST. .
Adrian Items.
We arc sorry to report J. T. .Ionret
t critically ill.
Miss Nannie Lason will close her
school at Maple next Friday,
j F. C. Lewis and Mrs. J. N. Jenrette
and children of Conway, visited
relatives here the first of the
5 svei k.
C. W Sessions has bought tiie
, real estate interest of liurroughs A:
Collins Co., at this p ace and will at
. once make some needed improvements,
Married on Sunday Oct. 20th,
15)02, at the residence of the otlloiaing
minister, by Uov. II. II. Holmes
j liss Minnie i'hipps of Adrian, S.
) , to Mr. J. T. Wilson of Adrian,
s a. We extend congratulations,
f Dot.
. Wo Should Observe Thanksgivi
ing Day.
Fditoii Hkkai.d-?I seldom write
j any thine for publication, but 1 am
f impressed to writea few lines which
, I hope will be of benefit, to many of
? your readers. The time will soon
be here when our people will be
t planning for another year and cv
j eryone will desire success in all his
undertakings.
I In order to lie successful we must
take Cod into all our plans, and engage
in nothing that would not
. meet with hisupproval and his blessing.
I think it is time for the peo,
pie to stop and consider from
! whence their blessings come, that
1 every good and perfect gift is from
. the Lord, and without his blessing.
[ we can do nothing. The time came
this year, when all alike, saw and
felt, that their dependence was upon
Cod, and I verily believe that it was
i through the prayers of Cod's peo
pie that want was kept away from
, our doors, riim^s have turned out
better than we anticipated and now
t, I ask the question: How are we
i improving the blosinjj.s received? f
Are we thankful? Have we formed
tiio resolution to b? a better people? I
k Have we opened our heart- and pur
ses to the cause of G?d and the 1
poor, or have we jjrown fat, and
. still #o on robbing God? It is stir 1
j prising that the more we are bless- ((
ed here, the further we tfet away
from God and duty. 1
1 am ulad to see that the I'resi
dent of the United States has pro
claimed a day of thanksgiving to
God for the blessings received the .
present year. If we as a people fail
to rctqjond to this proclamation < f
the chief executive of the nation,
1 we will commit a sin of omission for ^
which God will hold us responsible, ^
and if the preachers, leaders and ^
deacons, tail to hold a thanksgiv *
intf service at their respective
churches on the day set forth in the
.. i i i .
'roclamation, unless providently
ii tide red, we will o^lcct a known
luty, and will show to the world
hat we are not the i>cople that we
hould be.
I feel it a duty that we should all
it tend these Thanksgiving services
md spend the day in giving thanks
or blessings received, and dividing
he good things we have with the
>00r and unfortunate, remembering
luit while we give to the poor we
five to Christ.
Success to the IIkrai.d.
A. D.
-
People who use 1 Miver pills" ought
o trv the well known Kamon's Liv r
Pills and Tonic Pellets. No
landful for a dose ?no constant do
>ing no debilitating, weakening
fleet. They are far superior to the
irdinurx pill. Box of 25 do. cs 25c.
Resolutions of Respect.
The following tribute was adopt
I by Socasteo church and Sunday
5ch< ol in memory of A. I). Stalvey:
Whereas, our Heavenly father, in
)is wise but mysterious providence
ins seen tit to remove from our
iti 1st, our beloved brother. Albert
)erriek Stalvex. Therefore, be it
esolved:
1 That we, as a church, and as a
'(immunity, deepl> feel our loss. He
vas one of our foicmost members
n promoting the interests of the _
hureh We trust that his works
md influence will be a living witless
to bis memory, now that his
,-oicc is forever silent.
2. That as a Sunday School supcrntendent.
where he was so zealous, ^
ve will remember his instructions t
md advice and think of him as reap- '
no his reward in the home God has
irepared for his children.
.5. I'hat our hearts feel the deep- *1
>1 sympathy for the lonely widow,
ho seven fatherless children, and |
he brothers and sisters, so sudden |
v bereft of a devoted husband, a <i
nviny father, and afTectionate broth- h
r. May they all have the sustain '
no or ace of God to comfort and '
hecr them in their affliction.
n ...i * ? i .. . t. i i ?
Mju^i ain uii.' niiurcn may cnoose j.
heir father's Cod in their early p
ives and be an unbroken family t
n Heaven at last. c
1. That a copy <>f these resolutions '
)e sent to the bereaved family and a
p\ to th Horry Herald (or publi- \
ation.
Mr. and Mrs. S. 10. Woodbury, j,
Mrs. J. K. Dusonbury,
S S. Sarvis, v
H. A. Stalvey. ?
Committee on resolutions.
f
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Lots of people who suffer from y
onstipution or biliousness know
hey need a medicine but refrain, :
Iroading the common griping. purg- <
ng, sickening sensations of the or- k
linar.v remedies. Now we are prepared'
to supply a treatment that is
k-oid of these unpleasant effects?a j
nodcrn, mild, pleasant, thorough
emedy?Kamor. \s Liver Pills and
ronie Pellets. Two medicines, com- ^
ilete eure 2f> cents. Samples free ^
ror the asking. j.
Tax Notice. J
Notice is hereby given that the tax '
joofcs. for llie colli etiiin of taxes for llseal
Ml Hi was opened at the Court House
n ('onway, on October 15th 11102. The '
o lowing levy on the property of the <1
;olinty lias been assessed t
For State purposes mills t
[ 'or County purposes 5J mills '?
For Consiitutional School Tax It mills t
Total \\\% <)
I a the townships of Conway, bayboro, "
been So i and Simpson Creek, (4) mills (l
o pay interest on Railroad bonds, a bat 1
mco to I'orin a sinking fund for tcdctnp- 1
ion of bonds, l<
Also a special tix of 1 hree (II) Mills in ^
School District No, lit. d
All nhlo bodied males between the '
?ges of 21 years and <10 years, except Con- s
federate Veterans over 50 years ot age. v
ire liable to a poll tax of $1.
Those wishing to pay commutation road
ax must apply for their receipts within
he time prescribed by law.
Parties who hold school claims must
lave them approved by the School Comnissioner
before presenting them to me
"or payment.
The Treasurer will attend the following
Manes at dates given for the purpose ot
olleeting taxes.
.loidanviile,.Monday Nov 17th from 10
oil a m
Gideon Monday Nov 17:li from 1 to 2 J
> m
Cool Spring Tuesday Nov 18th from 7 (
i m to I I a m I
Galivants Kerry Tuesday Nov 18th from i
i p m to ii p m <
Taylorsville Wednesday Nov Idh from 1
f a io to it a in
Kloyds School Mouse Wednesnay Nov
litth from 11 a m to 4 p m
Vardelle Thursday Nov 20th from 7 a ,
n to 10 a m I
Green Sea Thursday N >v 20ih from 11
i m to 2 p in
Zoan Friday Nov 2lst f:oui 7 a in to 0 a
:n
iitiyboro Friday Nov 21st Irotn 2 p ni to
I p in I
Adrian Saturday Nov 22nd from J8 a m \
,o 10 a in. i
Marlow Monday Nov 24t!i from 8am <
oil a in
Socastee Monday Nov 24th Irom 12 m !
0 2 p in
Grahamville Tuesday Nov 25th from 8
1 in to 11 a m .
Wain poo Tuesday Nov 25lh from 1 p m t
ii 9 ii m
Little River Wednesday Nov 20th froin '
1 a in to 2 |> in 1
Kbenezer, W L llt ilofs house, Wed- '
lenlny Nov t.<?th from ? p in toO p in j
1 Inuimoud Thursday Nov 27th from 7
1 in t<> !> a in I
Round Swamp Thursday Nov 27th |
roin 11 a in to 12 m I
Daisy I'liur-iluy Nov 27th fr uu 2 ,> in to 1
p in
Lori Friday Nov 2kt from Sa hi to 1
2 in,
Sitilor l Kri 1 ay Nov 2l3lh tioiii J p in to
p in. ,
Hucksvjlle Monday I).a 1st from 9 a in
r> 1u a mi 1
I'oit llurrelsoii Monday Dec l&t from
2 m to 2 p til
The balance of the time until December
I f, I will be in my olllce at Conway.
L. I), LONG,
Treasurer of I lorry County.
1 (i 02.
' i
Vhon Baby wrw Blck, we rhvw her oantoria.
Mien slio wa? n Child, she cried for C'MtorU.
Vhcn she bcCAme Miss, bIio clung to Cootorla. 4
Miuu alio hud Children, alio gave them Caatorlo,
1
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I CRACK GOES THE W
j IN COME THE ORDI
I MirpnMarolinaCkei
1 SELLS THE VERY BEST GRA
FERTILIZERS
1 AT THE VERY LOWEST C<
f It P?yt to fertilize your lands >
THO VIROINIA-CAROLINA<
CMI-MICAL COMPANY^
PRODUCTS. C
BOLD EVERYWHERE.
The Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co..
CHARLESTON. S. C.
Sheriff's Sale.
HA! K OF SOl'T 11 CAROM NA, I
County of Horry ^
Vin. Page, Plaintiff, i Suit for
vs. [
'"runeis K. Doz.ler, et al. t
Defer dants. }. Partition.
Under and i y virtue of a decretal orler
made by nis honor, -I. C. Klugli,
udge Presiding in Fotirtli Circuit, dated
htobor Hth, 1002, in the case of William
'age, plaintiff, i-V-' 1* >iuaeg F. Dozier,
Inward Frye, et al., t i |?.rition, I will
ff< r for sale before the Court House door
t Conway. S. on the llrst Monday In
)e< ember, 11102, to wit, on the 1st day of <
fecember, 1002. within legal sale hours; '
All and singular those two certain tracts
T land formerly owned by one Benj. L.
''rye, situate in (lulivants Ferry town-hip
n the County and St ite aforesaid, one
ract cout tilling 2") acres, more or less, (
.onvexed to Benj L. Frye by William I.,
iardwick, April 17tIt, 1881.
One tract containing 70 acres, more or
ess, conveyed to sui 1 Frye by V B. Coop
r, by deed of date Dec. 2nd, 1SM2,
Owe tract of one acre conveyed to said
''rye by N. B. Cooper.
Also nineteen and one half acres coneyed
to said Frye by HI za ,1. Dm rant
nd . T. Durant and Mary Allord.
'IVnns of Sale Cash, Purchaser to pay
or papers.
B J. Sessions,
1 Id 02. Sheriff, Horry County
I
:>nle Under Foreclosure
ilate of South ('aroliua, County of 11?>rry,
Court of Common IMeas.
lurroughs & Collins Co,, A Corporation
Assignee, IMaintifT. ugalusl Charlotte N, j
Hughes, Defendant,
iult for Corel1.osure.-lfeal Property.
Under ami l>y virtue of a Judgement of !
'\>reeln> lire and Sale in the above stated
etiun made by his? Honor, J. C. Klugh,
(residing judge at the October 11)03 t Tin
>1 the court of Common i'leaf, and date 1
he 0th day of < >ciober A 1). 10 >3; 1 will
>ITer for fc'ile at public auction before the
ourt house door at Conway S wUhiu
he legal sale hours, on salesday Mon
lay December 1st 1003; all and singular
hat certain tract or parcel of land con
aining one hundred and cightythree (18:1) i
ores more or less situate in Dog lllulf |
nwnshlp Horry county on llrunson
iwamp, hounded on the North by the run
1 llrunson Swamp, mi lie East by lands |
if Henry I) Jordan on the South ;>y 1 mds !
1 Collin I' I lux and othsrs and on the 1
Vest hy Saw Pitt Branch; tVosamo being 1
hat tract of land convoyed to said Char- <
Litle N. Hughes and her brother Kobt. N
'quires jointly by John Squires, Sr., by
eed o. date April 11th 187:1, recorded In
look .\l" pp 213? 2UI, the interest of
aid Charlotte N. Hughes being an undiided
one liulf.
Terms of sale cash, purchaser to p ty for
ecessury paners.
II J. Sessions,
S'?"rilT I lorry (' unity.
VdOhnc rwi take the piaoe o /our
tceat/ paper. Fw county W?l and
lor 0*00(7 prtd* it oho old go into rrery
home Dut for mwi from t>M capital
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We ere In the midst of wars, 1
itrlkes end political struggles of great
Importance. The next session of our
'gleleture, with the Inauguration of
1 new governor, will have peculiar Interest.
Man or woman, to keep up
f ith the times, must read tke daily
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months, or Just a fraction over the coat
?f a postage itamp for one letter a
lay' Cheap education and information
for a faintly for 1 1-5 cents a day,
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rh? Heml-XVeekly State, issued Tue?- !
lays and Vrldaye, each Issue contain
ng the most Important news from oil
louth Carolina and the world at large
'or that day and the preceding days
itncs the last Issue. And this may be
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No family In Bouth <leroilna Is too
K>or to take this paper. Ho money con
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*q*f~TODAY "r" "
root mui er zjqt*m nomy order.
iitt's Pills1
This popular remedy never falls to
effectually cure
pepsia, Constipation, Sick
V'dache, Biliousness ,
And ALL, DISEASES arising from a c
^rpid Liver and Bad Digestion i
The natural result Is good appetite <
and solid flesh. Dose small; elegantly
sugar coated and easy to swallow.
ake iMo Substitute.*? ?
DEES OF /
I
p THE IIICIIII-EIIOLIII
c?^HIHICIL COM PI IT
? "The Largest
Manufacturer of I
Fertilizers on Eatth" I
Forty odd
\ Manufacturing plants V
Wholesale purchasers i
Largest importers |
. Concentration of i
V M anagement I
M ARE HEADRDARTERS.
DRY GOODS.
Much of our s ock is already
here. Its more attractive than
ever. Some of it is already on
our shelves, but much of it
comes before we are ready for
it. The best of it is for the
benefit of the ones who have a
desire for an economical price.
SHOES.
We have all kinds and prices to
suit everybody. Call and see
them, our prices can't be beat.
CLOTHING.
If von have a taste for cor red
garments, no mailer if you
waul to pay but a small price,
remember the stock we handle
solves the problem. Some fashionable
Clothes for Men and
Hoys.
GROCERIES.
My line of Groceries is Fresh
and up to date. Call and inspect
my line and get prices before
buying elsewhere.
Yours for low prices.
.1. K. NICHOLAS.
I
W. M. PA UK Kit,
WATCH MAKliR, JEWELER
A WD OPTICIAN.
Is headqu.irlers for Elgin, Waltham,
llamden and Swiss Watches
>f all si/.es. Also chains, charms,
lockets, sterling silver bracelets,
solid gold and tilled engagement
l ings, ladies and misses solid gold
sell rings, &c. Any piece of jew
dry not kept in stock will he order
i'd for yon at a small advance on
cost. Call on me for anything in
i no jewelry lino.
We Mean to do You
Good.
\ Patent Hraeev unci Developer for
Men Only.
Uncle Sam Says it's all Right
For Young Men. Married Men,
Middle Aged Men and Old Men. for
over-worked or dissipated men. It
cures Varicocele and restores full
manly Strength and development. I
It tills out thin men, brings calm
confidence, refreshing sleep, bright
eyes, clear complexion, strong
muscles, active brain and all that
goes to make attractive manhood.
Price by mail $2.00. Add res .
APPLIANCE CO . Conway, S. C.
tetif Send for Circulars.
MHMMHtauuMyMMHnHHMBEBHBMn
NOTICE.
We are in a better position to fill ^
your orders now than we have ever
been. Our stock has increased
a great deal, and we are still getting
in NEW GOODS every day,
We can supply your needs in
DRY GOODS',
SHOES,
CLOTHING,
lloth Men and Hoys.
We also have a good stock of
HEAVY and FANCY GROCERIES
consisting of
Canned Goods, (frits, Meal, Flour,
Salt, Raeon, ifcc
Above all we have prices to balance
with goods We know that
those who have called on uc will
goino again, and those who hn\e not
we a-!< you to conic and see our
goods and get our pr c sand v\ e will
no douht sell you.
Yours for Bargains,
Collins iV Marsh.
. . ^
Notice of Public Sole.
T will sell at public sale, at the
arm of It II. Scarborough, on Nov. :
i filli 1902. A large lot of hogs, feed,
iorn, peas, and all of the farming
mpluinents belonging to the estate ,
?f the late E. L. Hodges.
J. E. CoiiKS,
A 1 n i istrator j
; *T.
W R. LEWIS,
?DEALER IN ?
Greneral 1VC ercliaiiclise.
Our Stock of Ooftlns and Caske's incomplete Wo carry a well sol
looted line of everything from the cheapest Collin to thecostliest made
l*a?"Or(lcrs by wire or mail promptly attended to.
buliltOIjGHS <jkai>e? school,
convvay. s. c.
4
B. J. WELLS, L. [., A II. Superintendent.
Th orous/h instruction in both Common and llitfh School Brunches.
For information address
the superintendent,
BANK OF CONWAY.
conw ay^s - c.
CAPITAL STOCK, $20,000.00. SURPLUS FUND, $12,
LOANS AND DISCOUNTS, $05,000.00. DEPOSITS. ? $70,000.00.
?OFFICERS:?
B. G. COLLINS, D. A. SPIVEY.
President. nn?i.;.?r
C. P. QUATTLEBAUM, M. W. COLLINS.Vice-President.
Asst. cashier.
The enormous increase in our business for the past few years is suflicient
proof of the confidence inspired to thepersonel of the Board Directors
and by its successful management.
We guarantee to our patrons prompt and obliging service, extending
to them every reasonable accommodation consistent with sound banking.
Thanking our customers for their formes patronage, we cordially solicit
the continuance of their business.
Respectfully,
D. A. SPIVEY, Cashier.
I IK 1EI!? 1
And Price That Will Please You.
Our line of Diess floods, Silks, Satins, Broad cloth, Flannels. Etc.,
and all the lattest Dress Trimmings will please the eye and fit the purse.
A nice line of Carpets, Mattings, Floor Oil Cloths, and Rugs.
Our lineof Shoes, Hats and Clothing', for .Men. Youths and Boys are
second to none in South Carolina
A Beatiful Line of Tea and Chamber Sets.
Furniture"and Cook Stoves of all kinds Hardware, Glassware, No
tions of all kinds A full line of Groceries; in short, we haveanything
you want and will sell you at a price that will save von money.
QUICK SALES, SMALL PROFITS and POLITE ATTENTION at
the
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Are You Looking for Bargains?
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Owing to a change which will take place in our business about the (irst
of January, we have decided to offer our large stock of
DRY GOODS, SHOES, CLOTHING, NOTIONS, (IENTS FURNISHIN
GOODS, GROO Kit I ES and HARD vV ARE. at greatly reduced prices.
Follow ii i some of prices which may he of interest to prospective buy
ers. Peail Grists, $1,15 per fuck. Corn, $1.70 per sack. Meal $1.60 per
sack 1) S. Bacon, 10 Cents per pound. Lard, 10 cents per pound. 3
boxes new club gun shells for *1. A large stock of Hamilton Brown
' Shoes which everybody says are the best.
We are paying 20 cents per dozen for eggs. I am giving the top of
the market for Cotton and Turpentine.
COME ONE COME ALL, THE GOODS MUST GO.
Dusenbury & CO.
TODDVILLE, S. C,
?l PH. MQFFgTT'P Cures Cholera- Infantum,
A p ^IwrhoM.Dyientery,ana
H " 3H| H n H I L A m 'towe' I roubles of
WILL I***? ill t Children of Any Ag?.
uriF^* jDilution, Kegutstes
?TApi6-/ ilTfcHninw.rvVTWIIW^^? the Bowels,Strengthens
Costs Onlj 25 cents at Druggists, ^teething easy *
mall 24 c.nta t? C. J. MOFFETT, M. D? 8T. LOUlo! MO.
Orrtca or D. H. Hardy, Secretary of State, Acstir, Tel., Hot. 91. 1900. *
I havo fonnd Dr. Moftett'. TERTTIINA a iplendld remedy Rod Rid for my teething children. Whig mr .ldMl
boy was a teething child, every aucceedlng day warned o. thai wo would Inevitably lot* him. 1 hanoened uixin
TKI?THINA, and began atonoe administering II to him, and hi* Improvement waa marked Id 24 hour., aad from
thst day on he recuperated. I havaconstantly kept II and peed It sine# with my children, and hara taken .real
pleasure In souadiog It* prslsa. to all mothere of young children. 1 found it Invaluable aren afUr ih?
IiAtIaH was r<a?*a/t
*ua. i>. h- habSYT""
DR. E> NORTON.
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