The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, November 20, 1902, Image 3
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THUKSUAY NOV. 20th, 1902
MAT I'ERS LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
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Price on Salt reduced at Spivey's.
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muu. v_jihv;v.-i ui i'iimv liilKL' WHS 111 j
town last Monday.
M iss Flora Pin nor of Port Barrel- ,
son was in the city last Friday. (
Citron, currants, raisins, etc., at
Spivey's.
E. C. Harris of Booth, S. C., was
in town on business last Monday.
Good Hani meat, 10 cents per
pound at Conway Bargain House.
J. K. Stalvoy of Waverly Mills |
was in Conway one day last week. i
Nice bed room suits, side boards,
springs, beds, etc., at Spivey's.
SheritY 13. J. Sessions was able to
be out again last week after a recent ,
jllness.
G. F. Stalve.v was away in the
country on business one day last
week. I
Mrs. S. E. Thompson of Warn pee '
was here last week visiting her son, '
A. C Thompson,
Spivey will open up Christmas [
goods Dec. 1st, and invites you to '
call.
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The work has begun on the new
brick building to be erected next
door to Conway Bargain House,
There were thirty live ministers <
here last week in attend mce upon
theWacoamiw Hiptisl Association, i
Jus. W. Edwards and daughter
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.Methodist church lice hist Sunday.
The Hon !l. H. Scarborough left
Hast Monday fin* Georgetown and to
visit other points before returning
Treasurer L D. Long, while on
his trip over the county, will give
you a receipt for your dues to the
Hehald.
VV. J. Hardee of the Lor is section
was in town last week. He intends
* to plant his tirst crop of tobacco 1
next year.
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Miss Mary Dusenbury of Florence
passed through town last Friday or
her return home, having finished her i
school at Toddvilie.
One Thousand pairs of Shoes of
all kinds to arrive this week. See ;
our Battle Axe line at the Conway
Bargain House. 1
C. I). Pinner, the efficient mate on
the Steamer Burroughs, is away
from his post of duty on account of .
sickness.
A new post ofllce, known as Ve~
ironica, has been established near
Conway on the star route leading
from Conway to Hammond.
Some of the lumber is on the '
ground for the erection of a cottage '
for Auditor Jas. A. Lewis, 011 the
corner of &th Avenue and Laurel 1
St root.
The largest excursion of the season
from Conway to Myrtle Beach
will take place on Thanksgiving j
Day, Thursday , Nov. 27th.
A large flow has been obtained
Vf?ron? an artesian well which was (
sunk last week on the Daggett lot i
on upper Main Street. (
Sixteen different tracts of land are
:advertised to sell at public auction
on next Salesday, Dec. 1st. This is
:a chance to buy it cheaply. 1
J. G. Rhodes, who has been in
business the past year at Orange
Springs, Fla., has returned home to 1
remain a few weeks on business.
John B. McNeill has resigned his
position with the Burroughs & Collins
Co., and left last Monday for
Georgia where he will accept a position
with his brother.
20 pounds standard line granulated
sugar for 11.00; and everything
. else in proportion. Our prices can't
fall they are on the bottom. C011\way
Bargain House.
'The Rev. A. McA. Pitman, editor
hSf the South Carolina Baptist, at
vtonded the Waccamaw Association
here last week and preached at the
Methodist church 011 Thursday
night.
Frank Causey of Vardello left at
this office last week two very fine
potatoes of the vinelcss yam variety.
Ho has raised one of the finest crops
id that section of our county.
The largest pumpkin wc have
heard of this year weigs HO pounds
and was raised on the farm of J. W.
Porter near Hound Swamp in Simpson
creek township. This is a re- ,
cord breaker.
Rev. J. M. Fie ning of Blake, N.
C., was liere the last of the past
week in attendance upon the Bap
tist Association. Be preached at
the Presbyterian church on Friday
and at Cedar Grove Friday night.
There will be a shooting match on
Thanksgiving day at tho residence
of C. P. 'lux. The prizes will bo
turkeys. Everv sportsman invited.
D S. Box.
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C. B. Duscnbury spent last Sunday
in Conway.
The continued warm weather is
remarkable.
W M Parker left last Tuesday
for New Borne, N. C. ,
G L. Moore of Port llarrelson '
was in town one day last week.
Mrs. Joanna llardwiek is very ill *
at her residence on Beaty Street. <
Jas. A. Lewis is making the tour ^
of the county with the Treasurer.
C. L. A brain: is moving his soda
fountain from his old stand to the I
Masonic llall.
Miss Florence Lewis and U MeDeletter
were married in the Daisy
section a few days ago. (
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Head the change which appears ^
this week in the large advertise (
ment of the Con way Bargain House. |
Do you need an Overcoat? If so 1
we can turnish you with them at j
prices to suit you. Conway Supply
Company.
A- M. Burroughs, secretary unci j
treasurer of the Conway Lumber
Company, left yesterday for New
York on business.
B. P. Graham of Blanche, was
here last week in attendance upon 1
the Association and paid us a pleas- '
ant call while here.
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We have just received another '
nice lot of clothing, also a lot of 1
pants. Styles and finish equal to '
tailor made goods., Conway Supply
Company. j
TV ere was a public sale last Sat ]
nrday down at the farm <.>1 the Hon. |
Uobt. 11. Scarborough, by J. E. ]
Coles as adtninistrator of the estate
of E. L. Hodges.
On nextThursday night, Thanks- \
giving Day, an entertainment will
be given at WanamaUcr, S. C., in
honor of JetTerson Davis, the honor
L'd President of the Confederacy.
W. l"\ King, a partieipant and ,
money winner, in the Madison
Square, (i day bicycle contest, and 1
his troupe of daring riders are '.-.ill .
ed to perforin here under their own
lent, in the motor eyele whirl, on ,
next Friday and Saturday nights. '
H. II. McQueen and .1. J. McCoy
of Carolina, S- C.. left for their '
home last Saturday aftei spending
a week here visiting J. N. Martin. '
They visited Myrtle Beach and Port
llarrclson during their stay. ,
There was not as large a crowd
of people here last week as was
pooled. Kor some rens<>n the poo
plo did not attend the Association
here as they have at previous usso
oiations held at the churches in the t
country. Hut there was a crowd
here just the same.
Vacant corneVt v Conway are
rapidly tilling up. Two cOrnx.. in |
the business portion will soon be
occupied by brick store buildings,
and in a few years all the corners '<
in the residence portion of the town
will be occupied by collages, if the '
present rate at which we are building '
continues. 1
A charter has been granted to 1
he Loris Tobacco Warehouse. Co.. (
and the organization of the coinpa i
ny being complete, work will soon <
begin on the erection of a tobacco
warehouse. .1 C. Bryant is the .<
president of the company and I). W. \;
Hard wick is the Secretary and 1
Treasurer. 1
County treasurer L. I). Long !
started out last Monday on his an ,
nual trip over the county for the col- ,
lection of taxes. Watch the advertisement
in the paper and see when ^
lie will be at your precinct. He j
lias some Hkk.\u> receipts along for ^
the accommodation of those who
may wish to send us their dues to <
the paper. I
The MnllwUcto i?...1 1
1JU|)LI?1/S ill) (I ^
Presbyterians will all worship together
on Thanksgiving Day. Services
at the Presbyterian church at
11 o'clock a. in., and services at <
the Methodist church at 7 p. m.,
conducted by the laymen of the different
churchc3. A program of the (
evening service will be printed in a ,
few days. A collection will be ta- (
ken up at each service for the bene- j
(it of the three Orphanages. All (
are invited to attend. I
Cow Peas.?Highest market price (
paid for peas, either cash or iner ,
chandise, at Hyman's.
Died From an Injury. 1
D. T. Bryant who came to Conwav
some months ago, and got work
at the lumber plant, died last Friday
from an injury it is supposed, '
which he received some three months !
ago, from a piece of lumber which
fell from a truck and struck him behind
the shoulder. The remains 1
were taken to the Poplar section for .
burial near his former home.
Another Brick Building.
Burroughs & Collins Co., have
sold the lot on the corner of Main
Street and 3rd \venue, now oceu- j
pied bv C. Tj. Abrams, and we understand
that the purchaser will |
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building. <
Final Discharge.
The undersigned as Administrator
of the Estate of VV. 11 Elliott,
deceased, will apply to \V. E. HardwicU,
Probate Judge, for I lorry
County, on the 15th day of December
1002. next, for a final discharge i
as Administrator of said Estate.
liBTIIKI, El. 1.1 (?TT, J
II -20 -02 It Administrator.
riili) signature is on ?vcry box of tho genuine
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablet. ?
u> rcmoay tbat euros a cold in one day
This and That.
Startling But True.
"If every one knew what a grand 1
mcdicint Dr. King's New Life- Pills
is," writes D. H. Turner, Dentpseytown.
Pa., "you'd sell all you had 1
n a day. Two weeks' use has made
i new man of me." Infallible for '
constipation, stomach and liver 1
roubles. 25c at Dr. E. Norton's
lrug store.
S. M. Mux oi Adrian paid us a '
ileasant call last week.
Luck in Thirteen
By sending l!i miles Win. Spirey, .
>f Walt.in Furnace, Vt., got a box
>f liucklen's Arnica Salve, that
wholly cured a horrible Fever Sore I
m his leg. Nothing else could. 1
Positively cures Bruises, Felons, III- I
'cry Ivi'll Dt iiihc I tuilc Uni?nc f\u?ne I
uul I'ilcs. (>nIy 25c*. (juuran teed
>.v Dr K. Norton, druggist.
Walker Oart? ott of Hay boro, was
n to see us last Saturday.
His Life in Peril. i
l'l just seemed to have *?otie all to
pieces," writes Alfred Hoc, of Wei
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are, Tex , ''biliousness and a lame
jack had made life a burden. I j
'ouldn t eat or sleep and felt almost
Loo worn out to work when 1 bryun
to use Klectrie Hitters, but they '
worked wonders. Now I sleep like
i top. in ea1 anything have grained '
n stre iiflh and enjoy hard work
rhe.y ifive vigorous health and now ,
ife to weak, sickly, run-down peo
pie. Try them. Only hOe at Dr. I
10. Norton's druo store.
Take the llonie and farm with
this paper for #1.2n per year.
Asleep Amkl L'lnrnes.
Breaking into a bla/.ino home, \
mine firemen lately drajrijed the
doepinj? inmates from death. Pan- |
ied seeuritv, and death near It.'sl
that way when you netfleei eou-rhs '
ind eolds. Don't do it Dr. Kine.'s
New Discover;,* for Consumption!
fives perfect protection aoiinst all!
riiroat. Chest and Luujf Troubles.
Keep it. near and avoid sutVeriujf, '
leath and doctor's bills. A tea-'
spoonfiii steps a late co :<>b. persist nt
u ihe mo-i stubborn llnrni- 1
less and nice t as t in if, it a <rua ran teed
Lo satisfy by Dr 10 Norton. 1'ric* '
"jttc and ?1.00. Tiiial ool I ties feee. '
(J. I\ Stevens of 1?i > < ? >, was ii)
Lowii lust Friday
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Jures Rheumatism and Catarrh
Medicine Sent I'ree.
Send no money simply write and !
t r \ do tunic ltlood Itabn at. our ex \ i
pease, Itotunic ltlood italm (It It. ii1
]] ) kills or destroys the poison in ?
the hiov.:! which causes the awful
aches in baca UP'1 shoulder blades, I
shifting pains, dilllcaiTi y n. moving
tinkers, toes or leos, bone pain.,
swollen muscles and joints of rheu-ij
rr.atism, or tin? foul breath, hawking, 1.
s|>ittino droppings in throat, bad <
lioarino, specks llyino before the t
yes. all played out feclino of ea- !
Larrh. Itotanic ltlood Italm has *
arod hundreds of eases of .'1(1 or -Id
years'standi no after doctors, hot. '
springs and patent medicines had ,
ill f tiled. Most of these cured pa- j
lients had taken ltlood ltalin as a i
ust resort. It is especially advised 1
for chronic, deep seated eases Impossible
for any one to sutler the armies
or symptoms of rheumatism
31* catarrh while or after taking '
ltlood Italm. It makes the blood
pure and rich, thereby ^ivino a 1
ficalthy blood supply. Cures are '
permanent and not a patching up. J
Druo stores, ?1 per lar^e bottle. (
Sample of ltlood Italm sent free and <
prepaid, also special medical advice t
>y describing your trouble and writing
ltlood Italm Co., Atlanta, Ca
\I7 T II 1 T
?y , u. mu^iiun ui ijoris was nero "
>11 business last week. <
Lots of people who suffer from i
constipation or biliousness know
they need a medicine but refrain,
trending the common griping, purg- ^
ing, sickening sensations of the orlinary
remedies. Now we are prepared
to supply a treatment that is
yoid of these unpleasant elfeets?a j1
modern, mild, pleasant, thorough t
remedy?Ramon's Liver Pills and t
Ponic Pellets. Two medicines, com- c
plcte cure 2f> cents. Samples free c
for the asking. 1
c
ANY CHURCH or parson-h
igc or institution supported by vol J.
iintary contribution will be given a j
liberal quantity of the Longman & c
Martinez Paints whenever they t
paint. r
Notb: This has been our custom 1
for twenty seven years; any building '
not satisfactorily painted, will be '
repainted at our expense; about one (t
gallon of Linseed Oil to be added to s
every gallon of the paint to make \
ready for use; it's mixed in two I
minutes, and cost of the paint there t
oy made less in price than any oth I
jr. Yearly product over one million
gallons.
Longman & Martinez.
Sole Agents Conway Hargain House
r
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Tonsorial Parlor. ;
I Ye keep sharp Razors,
Clean Tow el a* and give
yon up to~ date service,
Shampooing a Speciality
Razors Honed on Short v
Notice.
JOHNSON $ JOHNSON
Barbers.
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Cured at Last.
Nk iiols, S. C.. Nov. 3rd, 11)02.?
On Sept. 3rd, 1901, Prof. A. C. Nielsen
of Wilmington, N. C., came by
advertising his wonderful medicine.
I had been atlilcted for several years
with kidue^ and bladder disease
and llnally dropsy set in, I had
tried for a long time some of our
home doctors but without a cure,
until 1 took treatment from Prof.
A. C. Nielsen of Wilmington, N. C.,
which treatment cured me of the
above disease. 1 am now 74 years
old and 1 think my general health as
l^ood as could be expected fen* one
of my age. Wishing much success
for Prof. Nielsen and his wonderful
remedies that 1 prize so high. 1 am
yours very truly,
Mils. Maxtiia Floyd.
J. E. Nicholas, Conway, S. C.; W.
II. Privett, Privctts, S. C.;Mrs.
Win. Spivcy, G ideon. S. C.; John T.
Harreison, Vardelle, S. C.; Oliver
Kloyd, Nichols, S. C.; Agents in
I lorry County S. C.
A Wonderful Cure
I. the undersigned, W. II. Priv3tt.
eertify that I have been sutler
Ing for 15 years with the following
hronie diseases: Vertigo, Catarrh
if the head, and finally inllamation
if the kidneys and bladder I was
fiven up as an incurable invalid in a
lying condition, when Prof. Noilsen
uf Wilmington, N. C.. came along
md cured in?? with his most wonderful
medicine. I have since made a
crop by myself enough to sustain
my family a year. This can bo
proven bv the members of my fami
iy and my neighbors, and I feel it
my duty to recommend Prof. Neil
sen's remedies, prepared by A. C.
Neilsen. No. 107. South 4th Street,,
Wilmington. N. C.
With utmost confidence to the
whole world, it is now eight months
since 1 was cured, and I foel better
than I have for many a year, though
I am seventy two years old. Cod
bless Prof. Neilsen wherever he
goes.
I am willing to answer any correspondenee
in regard to this ease.
Sincerely,
W. II Pkivktt.
Privetts, C.
Summons for Relief.
STA I K. OP SOUTH CAROLINA,)
('ouiitv i f 1 lorry. \
(('?i i -f of ('oininoii Ple:P.)
David H. ) ewis, lii'o W. Lewis, Leber /
r i Tompkins infill M.C.pfps Solomon j
.1. Lewis, W. 11>i 1111> Lewis, Addle i
Urowii, Is i D. Lewis J. .Mlnio Lewis,
Losa P. Jenkins ami Kutn L, Rabon,
I 'Iai tit i IT
agillust
Pink I .owl ..John l.o?l , Win. (5. Lewis.
(Vita .1. Coopt. Pobith a Luwi-, Carrie 1
Lewi*, Iii'iii Lew is and .MiHi <iraliam. :
I defendants
Complaint tcr I 'art it ion. Loal Property)
Copy Summons lor Relief, ..Complaint
not Served. lU,
To the Defendants Pink L avis, Jehu]
Lewis, W in. (5. Lewis, (Sella d. (,'ooper, j
I'obitha Lewis, Carrie Lewis, Lena |
I ewis and Millie (Srali'iin.
kereb, summoned aT/d required
o answer th<v rd.'nphiint in this notion ,
v hie 11 has been in the office or the,
Clerk of (ho Court of Common i'ii-ns, .
he said ('ounty, and to serve a copy f i
pair answer to thp said Complaint on the |
inbscriber at his office at Conway, S C j
A'itbin twenty days after the service here j
if,- exclusive of the day of such service; I
tnd If you fail t?? answer tho complaint,
ivithiii tho time aforesaid, the plaintiffs .
n this action wi.'l apply to tlm Court for
lie relief dom.vaded in the complaint.
Dated Sept. 29th A. I). 1902,
II. II Woodward,
Plaintiffs' Attorney.
Po the Defendant, Jehu Lewis;
Take Notice, that the summons in this
iction, of which the toregoing is a copy,
uid the complaint in the above stated ncion,
were llled in the olilco of tlio Clerk
>f the Court of tlio Common Pleas, at
Conway, in tlio county of Horry and State
)f South Carolina, on tlio 29th day of
Jeptember 1902,
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... 11, ?? uwwitru,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Sale Under Foreclosure.
burroughs & Collins Co., u corporation,
Assignee, Plaintiffs.
ngii nst
iViii. 1*. Squires and VV. E, Hughes, Defendants.
Under and hy virtue of a Judgment of
foreclosure and Hale in the above stated
iction, by his Honor J. C. Klugh, preslling
judge, at the October (1902) term of
he Court of Common Pleas, and dated
he Hth day of October A. D. 1002/ I will
tfTer for sale at public auction, before the
ourt house door at Conway, S. (!., within
ho legal hours of sale, on Salesday, Man- '
lay, Dec. 1st, 1002; All and singular tint
ertain tract or parcel of land, situate In
he Conhty of Horry, State of South Caroina,
containing ninety (90) acres, more or
ess, lying and being in Dog Bluff town- I
hip, and known as one half of a tract of
and on which John Squires recently llvd,
on South side of Drown Swamp, and
munded as follows; On the North by the
un of Hrown Swamp, on the South by
ands of A. T, IIux and C. P. IIux, on the
Oast i?y a part of original tract, now the
iropertv of Mrs. Charlotte N. Hughes,
m the West by Saw Pitt Branch, and is
hut identical tract of land conveyed to
aid Win, I' Squires and W. E. Hughes
iy Robert N. Squires by ids deed dated
eli. 17th 18H2, and is the same land or in*
erest of said It. N. Squires that was joint
y conveyed to him and Charlotte ('
iquires by John Squires Sr.. by deed of
late April 11th, 187J, recorded in Clerk's I
>fllce of Horry County. Hook (,M" Pages I
112-818. I
Terms or Kale Posh. Purchaser to pay
or papers.
(1. J. Sessions, s. II. ('.
*ov. 151th. 1002.
H. P. Little,
Itrick Works.
Juiklin# br.ek always on hand.
send orders to II. P. Little at Convay,
Cieorxetown or Toddville.
Tome Offloo:
Conway, 8. C.
f
ill . i - Your
Tii
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Ami no man has any light toa?
when you get money or profitabl
this ground we ask you to give i
We are in the Mercantile bu
tion. The more satisfaction we
It will really pay you to tin
our merchandise. We buy good
Tluit'i
You aiealwavs sure tobuv whnn
That's I
Satisfaction has two ends to it.is
not complete if you pay too i
when you pay a little for a poor
much, but more so to pay too li
Little Prices and r
doing business on a big and ocon
it.
Our Business h
Re
First of all because \vc give
tbev have a right to expect. I:
the letter, we refund their 111011
good will.
If possible we want you to
ing to get the very best quality t
So far as you are concerned
BURROUGHS
Our promises and our policies a
along,and toall people alike, rej
religion, or political bias
We promise to give the ties
time.
We promise the biggest var
right here.
'J his will give you an idea o
All Kinds of Grocer:
All Kinds of Furniti
All Kinds of Notion
All Kinds of 1 hits.
A11 K i nds of Clothin
Uoad I'.aris, :ijid ?\lc(!ormick Mti
Wn^on llui netis. In fact anyIh
and got it.
Ill I ^
Tmrn
Boots and Shoes.
Wo have our stock of Hoots
Shoos complete in every rcs|
We call special attention to our
skin boots. Our lace and Ku
Hoots arc of the best mate
Sportsman's Hoots and Shot
very nice line.
Ladies Dress Goods.
We have a very large assortr
from the cheapest to the higl
Wo have some very heavy woo
a few pieces of genuine Sharks ?
Navy blue and black Series,
are very nice.
Clothing.
We have a vcrv largo lint
Men's. Youths' ank Hoys Clotli
We also have a few line Suits w
wc will sell at a bargain.
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4. imir> \ty bllli LIIUICSUIKIS.
Ladies Walking Jackets a '
nice line.
Yours truly,
S. T. SESSION
Look! Look!
Here is your chance to save i
ey. 'We are buying furs, hides, 1
and beeswax, and paying the h
est prices, free delivered. Give
trial.
Spot cash on receipt of Shi pin
We are also buying all kind
metal and rubber.
A. M. Turch & <
115 Noi th 2nd Street.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
up
IS YELLOW POISON
In your blood ? Physicians cm
It nalarlal Germ. It can be sea
changing red Mood yellow tind<
microscope. It worlca day an
night. First, it turns your con
plexion yellow. Chilly, achln
sensations creep down you
backbone. You feel weak an
worthless.
ROBERTS' CHILL TONII
will stop the trouble now. I
enters the blood at once an
drives out the yellow polsor
If neglected and when Chilli
Fevers. Night-Sweats and a ger
eral break-down come later or
Roberts' Tonic will cure yo
then?but why wait ? Proven
future sickness. The manufac
turers know all about this yel
low poison Md have perfecte
1 Roberts' Tonic to drive It oul
nourish your system, restor
appetite, purify the blood, pre
vent and cure Chills, Pevers an
Malaria. It has cured thous
ands?It will cure you, or you
money back. This Is fair. Tr
It. Price, 23 cents.
*sgcc?gCT f\ et* w trrarr
me is Your
th<
)wn S
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k you to throw ic away. Time is money
:e business facta in exchange for it. On
is five short minutes. an
isiaeas to make money and to give satisfac- st<
give tho moro money we will make.
<1 out something about our methods and l,r
I things because they sell best.
* liusmess,
Pn
) you sue you .can get the most satisfaction. ( ^
business Also, _
-The quality onri ami the price end. It
nuch for a good thing, nor is it complete pj}
quality. It is always foolish to pay too
ttle.
Q
iglit ljualil JOS are the p ?it? If I
0111 ical wale. That ia our way of doing
r/5
H
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as Grown for Tlany 2
:asons. |
H-H
people exactly what they want, and whu
f they don't think we have done this to
ey, take hack the gooda, ami retain their
realize when you trade with us you gre go- ^
hat the Mills and factories can produce,
there is not a bit ?f risk in buying from
> & COLLINS CO.
t ~
re the same today, 'yesterday, and righ
pinllessof age, color, size, aex, nationality, ?|
t that money can buy anywhere at. any r
iety to select' from, because .we have it
f the variety of things we sell. ,)ies.
AI! Kind* of Hardware.
hit. All Kinds of Dress Goods. 0f
8. All Kind.v of Shoes.
All Kinds <?f Hosiery,
g. All Kinds of Farming Utensils
wing Machines and Rakes, Jinggiea and
ing you may wan', call at the "(hilly
oiU8 Very Truly,
S UPHf. !
j*
Y Blowing our Horn. ' |
rial. If telling the plain unvarnished
tX facts about our business by "blowing
our own horn," we shall in this
space lay ourselves open to the
charge.
nent Three years ago we opened up in
iest. one of the stores of theSpivey Huildlens.
ing. We began to offer good goods tin
>kin, at low prices. The good people of cil(
they Horry county showed their appreciation
by patronizing us which enabled
us to offer better goods for ')r
less money. Today we occupy two
; 0f of the largest brick stores In
ling town with a large warehouse, carryhicli
a ,ino of
General Merchandise
consisting of almost any thing that nt
very our people need. Our business is |jl
almost doubling each year and we I I
wish to express our thanks to the HI
S"~ 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 SI
less money than any one else in the
county. 1
nMn Again thanking you, we are yours
wool very tru|y>
Spivey Mercantile Co K1
. J. C. Sl'IVKY, MN'ur.
IC/111/*
s of - Ji-; tin
MARKETS. wa
Georgetown. hai
New Virgin 2.50
. Yellow dip 2.50 Pa
ijjjjk I Scrape 1.80 ?
SSpirits turpentine &0
Rosin, common 1 20
WILM INOTON.
Spirits Turpentine steady. ,
Machine barrels 51
country oal ' Oa
Rosin 125 >
Tar firm at 11.40
Crude Turpentine.?Hard $1.75 (
Dip $3.00; Virgin $
COTTON.
Ordinary 51 cts"$ lb _
Good Ordinary . .. .71
Low Middling 71 4> 44
Middling 84 44 j
Good Middling 8 5-10 44 to
Corn ... 70(<$7?"> or
Hams 15(410 trt
Shoulders 10(412 lin
Chickens 30 to 35 air
I Turkeys per lb (live) bo
I Kggs 17 th?
Cow Peas ? c. per bush \V;
Peanuts 80c 4 4 4 4 an
i One Minute Cough Cure
I For Coughs, Colds and Croup. Pi
I
To the F^ublic.
iVo desiro to say to the people of
) county that wo have purchased
) stock in trado of W. J. Sessions
Son, and will continue the busiss
at tlie same stand.
Call on us for
I)UY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
NOTIONS,
GI IOC Kit IKS,
d everything kept in a funeral
>ro at the lowest prices.
Highest prices paid for country
odice.
Uespectfully,
A. P. JOWNScN & CO.
rner Main Street at.,' 4th Avenue,
posite the Hank,
truest and most complete ostab
lishment South. >
eo. S. Hacker- Son;
-.kik%5 *?Manufacturers
of?
DORS, SASII, IJLINDS, MOl Lt>*
IX(J AND liUILDlNCJ
j MATERIAL.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
544- 548 King Street.
iPIVEY 6c COLLINS CO.
:ire InsurtmC
Bicycles.
A. SPIVl-Y, M. VV. COLUNS
President, Secretary
fico In Hank liulldlnu
Dental Notice.
DR. W. I":. McCORl),
SURGEON DENTIST.
Conway, - - S. C.
&"Spivky I.uii.iunu.
I AM
IIEAD^IAHTKUS
?For
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES.
I keep on hand a fresh line of
navy unci Fancy Groceries, which
tsi< you 10 inspect.
mj' , . BACON. M EA L; G RITS
cannkB roods of
AT.r. "irZ-?vDSckles,
Sauces, and other tliin#s~
it is generally kept in a lirstss
Grocery Store.
^ice Candies and Cakes, Cool
inks, and Ice Cream.
Give nie your order.
It. T. HYMAN,
II! li MIS
M A CI IIN E AND R E P AIP
IOPS.
TOILER wORK. LIGHT AN I.
CAVY SMITH WORK OF ALL
ND.
We keep a full line of steam fi
gs, Injectors, valves, packing Oi.
ste etc Also carriage and wagor
rdwaro and material. Paints
Vij 1 ijis etc. wo solicit youi
tronago.
mm
fou can get your Photos at
squc's any day. You can hav
arging of any kind done.
1 1 VO mn a ?m a i
It. K. OASQUE.
Trespass Notice.
Ml persons are hereby forbidden
hunt with gun or clog, feed eat tie.
trespass in any manner upon my
ict of land situated near ti.CState
e between Horry eounty, S. C.,
d Columbus County, N. C., and
unded as follow s: On the East by
} State line, on the Sputh by the v
aeeamaw Uiver, and on the West
d the North by landsofJ. M. Hut
All persons violutirg thisnoe
will receive the full penalty ? f
2 law.
S. H. (1 onk,
rsirny, N. C., Aug. '21 st. Mm.