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>?T The Horry Herald. THURSDAY NOV. 27th, 1902 MATTERS LOCAL AND OTHERWISE. Price on Salt reduced at Spivey's. Send us your Job Printing. Last Friday was a cloudy, rainy day. Attend the Thanksgiving Day services. Citron, currants, raisins, etc., at Spivey's. Ilobt. Laidlaw of Bueksport was in town last Friday. Itead the treasurer's notice and be ready to pay your taxes. A. C. Grainger of Hammond was in town last Saturday. Nico visiting cards and wedding invitations at the Herald oflicc. Nice bed room suits, side boards, springs, beds, etc., at Spivey's. Donald T. McNeill visited Florence and Wilmington last week. Mrs. C. II. Snider and Mrs. It. G. Dusenbury went to Savage last week, Spivey will open up Christmas goods Dec. 1st, and invites you to call. G. F. Greer of Bucksville was in Conway on business one day last week. There is a street fair and carnival in progress in Georgetown this week. T. 13. Cooper of Socastee was in town on Friday and Saturday of last week. There is an excursion today over the Conway Seashore Railroad to Myrtle Hea d). J. E. Bryan, who has been located in Georgia for the past year or two, has returned. The,Rev. J. W. Elkins will leave in a short time for the Annual Methodist Conference. A. I*. Johnson and family have moved into town and are occupying a cottage on Elm Street. Tiik County Hoard of Commissioners will hold their regular monthly meeting next Tuesday. J. E, Nicholas and family have moved into their new cottage just completed on 5th Avenue. The work on the box and basket factory is moving onward and tin? building is making a show. Next Monday is Snlesday and quite a quantity of land will be sold by the Sheriff at public sale. Mrs. C. E. Haselden of Marion passed through town last Thursday on her way to visit her parents at Todd vi He. Wanted at once, able bodied men for work around saw mill and yard. Steady work to good men. Apply to Eddy Lake Cypress Co. The time for paying town taxes expires next Saturday. See the notice in another column and pay be fore it is too late. 14 DOUlids irnnd dntfnn 4 1 Oft i - - r" * | 20 pounds fine granulated Suga?' for , $1.00. and every thing else in proportion at Conway Bargain House. Mrs. Perrin of Sumter county passed through town last Friday on her way to visit her sister, Nrs. C. B. Dusenbury near Port Harrelson. M. G. Anderson and J. VV. Little of Eddy Lake passed through town last Monday on their way to Darlington qounty where they will be several days on business. Santa Clans will have a swell line of Xmas goods open for your inspection on or before Dec. 1st. Beautiful and useful presents sure, at Conway Bargain House. U. J Lawrimore of Dongola has raised the tallest col lard, no doubt, in Horry County. It was brought to this office one day last week and measured 8 feet in height. We have made arrangements whereby we can furnish this paper and the Twice-a-Week News and Courier, both one year for $1.50, to new subscribers and old subscribers who renew. J. A. McDermott is out WeLt buying horses and mules direct from the farmers who raise them, and will have a car hero in a few days to soli at way down prices for cash or on long time. An electrician has been here for the past week putting in the electrical apparatus at the plant of the Conwav Lumber Company. The lights were put in at the saw mill the first of this week. Capt L. D. Long.-requests us to state that he will attend at Bucksville and Port Harrelson for the collection of taxes on Tuesday Dec. 2nd, instead of on Monday Dec. 1st, as advertised, owing to the fact that Monday is salesday. ? ?... ^ ; . " ? 1 ? 1 - Don't fail to sen my new stock of horses and mules before buying. W. E. Porter. John Newton and Eddy Bellamy, two colored boys, were lodged in jail here last Tuesday upon a commitment from magistrate J. A. Todd. Thanksgiving Day sei vices will be held today at the Presbyterian church at 11 o'clock a. in., and at the Methodist church this evening I at 7 o'clock p. m. 11. T. flyman, II h\ Tennillc. Mrs. M. J. Grant, Miss Bessie Burroughs and Miss Sallie Do/.ier, all visited the carnival at Georgetown this week. A mule which was being driven in a buggy by Mr. and Mrs R. L. Ol iver, became frightened near the old brick yard on the Bucksvillc road last Monday afternoon and ran away, throwing the occupants of the vehicie out, and painfully injuring Mrs. Oliver. A car load of beautiful Virginia buggies, something light, strong, and easy running to arrive in the next few days and will be sold cheap for cash or on long time. Auburn steel axle wagons, one and two horse always on hand, cheap at J. A. McDermott Company. A young man by the name of Blackburn was brought here on last Saturday in a crazy condition and violently mad at intervals. His condition, it is believed, was caused bv an injury received some time ago, as he was in good health until that time. Arrangements arc being made to get him in the State hospital for the insane. A full supply of horses, mules, buggies, harness and whips, just in and for sale at prices never before heard of, low down for cash or good security, at W. E. Porter's. ~ ? ? A New Corporation. On last Friday, the Secretary of State, issued a commission to the Hal. L. Buck Company, which will do a general mercantile business hero on a capital stock of $20,000.00. The corporators are Hal. L. Buck, G. V. Buck and It. B. Scarborough. The company will occupy the new brick building which will soon be erected on the corner of Main Street and 4th Avenue. The building will be an up-to date one, two stories high, and will be about 50x125 feet in size. The erection of the building will begin just as soon as the specifications are all decided upon The business will occupy one of the best stands in the town. OBITUARY. On Nov. 8th, at Latta, S. C., tlio death angel entered tho home of S. A. Lewis and took from him his heloved wife, llattie, in tho 80th year of her age. She was buried t he following day in the Latta Cemetery. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs William Leigh of Columbus Cou ity, and was married to Solon A. Lewis in June 1901. Life was a scene of pleasure during her stay with him, friends and relatives all loved her. ller death was unexpected to all as she only had a few da)s of illness. She leaves her devoted husband, two step children, and a host of friends and relatives to mourn her loss. Mas. A. I). J. Mrs. Joanna Hardwick. Mrs. Joanna Hardwick died at her residence here last Monday at 11 o'clock and was buried the following day at the Methodist cemetery. She leaves four children surviving her, one by her first marriage and three by her second, her second hus uunii |/I UVJI'I'U 1ny I1CI' l() \I|C J^IWVe, only about two years. Mrs. J . A. Holt. At her home at Veronica, S. C., Nov HUh. 11102, Mrs. J. A. Holt, af tor a short but very painful illness, quietly passed away, surrounded by kindred and sorrowing friends Hut we weep not as those without hope. She joined the M. E. Church when quite youny, and later sr.e accepted the lowly Jesus as her Saviour, and her daily walk with Him lias been true evidence that she was a child of God. b\ H. Robert P. Green. Robert P. Green died very suddenly last Friday at his residence near Toddvillc. He was a veteran of the civil war. and a more exten ded obituary, will appear in our next issue. Cow Pf.as!?Highest market price paid for peas, either cash or mer chandise, at Hyman's. Final Discharge. The undersigned as Adrninistrat/M? nf t hn ^ototn Af* W7 ^ tv?i v/1 viiu I jovuui; \J 1 f T ll. lilliutl, deceased, will apply to W. E. Hardwick, Probate Judge, for Horry County, on the 15th day of December 1002, next, for a final discharge as Administrator of said Estate. Rktiikl Elliott, 11?20?02?4t Administrator. Notice. There is a dark brindled bull at my place about four years old. Marked in right ear with swallow fork and underbit, in the left ear with one underbit. If the owner does not come and prove the bull to be his property, and pay all expenses, I shall sell him at public auction in fifteen days. A. R. Singleton. Nov. 26th, 1002. W Early Risers The famous little pills. This and That. Startling But True. "If every one knew what a errand medicine. Dr. Kind's New Life Pills is," writes I). H. Turner, Dempsoytown, Pa., "you'd sell all you had in a day. Two weeks' use has made a new man of me." Infallible for constipation', stomach and liver troubles. 25 c at Dr. E. Norton's drug store. There was rain last Tuesday. Luck in Thirteen By sending 13 miles Win. Spirey, of Walt an Furnace, Vt.gota box of Hueklen's Arnica Salve, that wholly cured a horrible Fever Sore on his log. Nothing else could. Positively cures Bruises, Felons, Ulcers, Eruptions, Boils, Burns, Corns and Piles. Only 25c. Guaranteed bv Dr E Nni'tnn - ?/ ? vv") 11' Mhh *u* S. M. McNabb oi Clurlcy was in town last. Monday. His Life In Peril. I "I just seemed to have ^ono all to < pieces," writes Alfred Hoc, of Wei- , fare, Tex., "biliousness and a lame back had made life a burden. I ( couldn't eat or sleep and felt almost , too worn out to work when 1 began to use Electric Bitters, but they worked wonders. Now 1 sleep like , a top, can eat anything, have gained in strength and enjoy hard work." They give vigorous health and new life to weak, sickly, run down people. Try them. Only 50c at Dr. E, Norton's drug store. Take the Home and farm with this paper for $1,25 per year. Asleep Amid'Flames. Breaking into a blazing home, some firemen lately dragged the sleeping inmates from death. Fancied security, and death near. It's that way when you neglect coughs and colds. Don't do it. Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption gives perfect protection against all Throat, Chest and Lung Troubles. Keep it near and avoid suffering, death, and doctor's bills. A tea? , " ' n|/uuiuui it 111 iii; cocgn, persistent use the most stubborn. Harmless and nice tasting, it s guaranteed to satisfy by Dr. K. Norton. Price ode and $1.00. Trial bot.ttles feeo. .Jos. II. Duscnbury of Socastce was iu Conway last Monday. Cures Hlood, Skin Troubles, Cancer, Hlood Poison. (ircatest blood I'uflRifier l-'ree, (( If your blood is impure, thin, diseased, hot or full of humors, if you have blood poikon, cancer, carbuncles, eating sores, scrofula, eczema, itching, risin^r and lumps, scabby, pimply skin, bone pains, catarrh, t rheumatism, or any blood or skin , disease, take Botanic Hlood Halm (H. < B- U ) according to directions. Soon t all sores heal, aches and pains stop ] the blood is made pure and rich, s leaving the skin free from every eruption, and giving the rich glow ' of perfect health to the skin. At , the same time, 15. 15. li. improves i the digestion, cures dyspepsia, i strengthens weak kidneys. Just the medicine for old people, as it gives them new vigorous blood. Druggists, $1 per large bottle, with directions for home cure. Sample free and prepaid by writing Hlood Halm Co., Atlanta, (la. Describe trouble and special free medical ad- j vice also sent in scaled letter 15. 15. ( 15. is especially advised for chronic. ui-cj) -scutcu cases 01 impure mood and skin diseases, and cures after all else fails. W. A. Hughes of Labana was at the county seat last Saturday. ANY HOSPITAL or <?' plain asylum, children's home 01 institution maintained by charitable support, will bo presented with a generous amount of Longman & Martinez Paints whenever they paint. This offer has been in force for twenty-seven years. Over 80,- ' 000 houses of various sizes are , painted every year at lowest cost; , because about a gallon of oil must , be added to each gallon of our 1 paint before using. Superior dura- 1 bility insures protection for many 1 years. Always sold under insurance guarantee. Longman & Martinez. Sole Agents Conway Bargain House W. M. Booth of the Adrian section was in town one day last week Sample books at Mrs. Col. Dunn's. Come and see my beautiful .assortment of purest, high toned literature for teachers and scholars, parents and children. Owing to mv long spell of sickness, I am not able to see you at home as I did last year, but you come, look, select and order for Christmas, and I promise you a feast of reason and flow of soul, never enjoj'ed before. Mrs. Col. Donn. Corner 5th Avenue. Nov. 26th, 1002. 3t. . . . NOTICE. There is a stray, black, male hog at my place, white foro feet, crop and under hack in left ear, swallow fork and undcrbit in left. Owner may obtain same by applying to the undersigned and paying cost of advertising. J. R, IIarrisjn. . ??-??-??- ?>* *? ? 1 Cured at Last. Nichols, S. C.. Nov. 8rd, 1902.? On Sept. Hrd, 1901, Prof. A. C. Nielsen of Wilmington, N. C., came by ndvertislne his wonderful medicine. I lnul been nfliicted for several years with kidney and bladder disease and iinally 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 mo of the above disease. I am now 74 years old and 1 think my general health as good as could be expected for one of my age. Wishing much success for Prof. Nielsen and his wonderful remedies that 1 prize so high, I am yours very truly, Mas. Mantua Floyd. J . E. Nicholas, Conway, S. C.; W. 11. Privett, Privetts, S. C.;Mrs. Win. Spivey, Gideon. S. C.; John T. Harrelson, Vardelle, S. C.; Oliver Floyd, Nichols, S. C.; Agents in Horry County S. C. A Wonderful Cure I, the undersigned, W. II. Privett, certify that I have boon sutiering for 15 years with the following chronic diseases: Vertien fl-Unv?>l of the head, and finally inhumation of the kidneys and bladder. I was given up as an incurable invalid in a dying condition, when Prof. Neilsen of Wilmington, N. C.. came along and cured me with bis most wonderful medicine. I have since made a crop by myself enough to sustain my family a year. This can be proven by the members of my family and my neighbors, and 1 feel it my duty to recommend Prof. Neilsen'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 1 feel better than I have for many a year,though 1 am seventy-two years old. God bless Prof. Neilsen wherever he goes. I am willing to answer any correspondence in regard to this case. Sincerely, W. 11. Puivktt. Privetts, S. C. Summons for Relief, 4TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,) County cf Horry. [ (Court of Common Pleas.) David H. Louis, Geo. W. Lewis. Rebecca Tompkins, Sarah M. Capps. Solomon .1. Lewis, W. IIamp Lewis, Addle , Rrown, Isa I). Lewis J. Minic Lewis, ' Rosa E. Jenkins and Kate L. Rabon, Plaintiffs. against I'ink Lew i \ Jehu Lewb, Win. Q. Lewis, Celia J. Cooper. Tobitha Lewis, Carrie Lewis, Rena Lewis and Millie Grain,.. Defendants. Complaint for Partition, Real Property.) 'unv Summons f.?r " . ,-j _ imilOl, V III 1111 111 III not Served. l\> the Defendants Pink Lewis, Jehu ' Lewis, Win. (J. Lewis, (Jehu J. Cooper, Tobitha Lewis, Carrie Lewis, Henn Lewis and Millie Graham. You are hereby summoned and required o answer the complaint in this action which has been filed in the office of the 'lerk of the Court of Common Pleas, o he said County, and to t-erve a copy f four answer to the said Complaint on the 1 mbsoriber at his office at Conway, 8 C a it hin twenty days after the service here , if; exclusive of the day of such service; ind if you fail to answer the complaint within the time (.foresaid, the plaintiffs ' in this action will apply to the Court for I ilie relief demanded in the complaint. { Dated Sept. 29th A. D. 1902, , II. II. Woodward. , PlaintifTs'Attorney. | To the Defendant, Jehu Lewis; , 'Pake Notice, that the summons in this action, of which the foregoing is a copy, and the complaint in the above stated ac- ' don, were filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of the Common Pleas, at i Conway, in the county of llorry and State of South Carolina, on the 29th day of September 1902, II. II, Woodward, At orney for PlaintifTs, ^>aie under Foreclosure. Burroughs ?& Collins Co., a corporation, Assignee, Plaintiff*. aga nst Wm. P. Squiresand VV. K. Hughes, Defendants. Under > nd hy virtue of a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale in the above s-tded action, l>y Ids I(onor J. C. Itlugh, presiding Judge, at the October (1902) term of the Court of Common Pleas, and dated the 8th day of October A. I>. 1902/ I will i offer for sale at public auction, before the i court house door at Conway, S. f!? within ( the legal hours of sale, on Salosday, Monday, Dec. 1st, 1902; All and singular tint certain tract or parcel of land, situate in the County of 1 lorry, State of South Carolina, containing ninety (90) acres, more or 1 less, lying and being in Dog Bluff township, and known as one half of a tract of land on which John Squires recently lived, on South side of Brown Swamp, and bounded as follows: On tiro North by the run of Brown Swamp, on tho South by lands of A. T. Hux and C. P llux, on the East by a part of original tract, now tho property of Mrs. Charlotte N. Hughes, on tiro West by Saw Pitt Branch, and is that identical tract of land conveyed to said Win. P Squires and W. E. Hughes by Robert N. Squires by ids deed dated Feb. 17th 18813, and is tiro same land or interest of said it. N. Squires that was jointly conveyed to him nnd Charlotte C. Squires by John Squires Sr., by deed of date April 11th, 1878,recorded in Clerk's office of Horry County. Book WM" Pages 212-21)3. Terms of Sale Cash, Purchaser to pay for papers. B. J. Sessions. S. II. C. Nov. 18th. 1902. Notice. The undersigned hereby give notice that by pcrn-lsslon of the Secretary of State, In his certain commission dated Nov. 21st, 1002, constituting them a Hoard of Corporators, books of subscription to the capital stock of The Hal, L. Hack Company will be opened at the olhce of H. II. Scarborough, Conway. S. C.,on Saturday, Nov. 29th. (Signed) Hal. L. Buck, G. V. Buck. K. B. Scarborough Nov. 25th, 1002. V*? ' . " Your Tirr Ch Aiul no man litis any light to ask yo when you get money or profitable bu this ground we ask you to give us fr We are in the Mercantile busine tion. The more satisfaction we give It will really pay you to tinu ou our merchandise. We buy good tlii That's 1 You uiealway8 suro to buy where yoti That's Bu Satisfaction has two ends to it.?Tin is not complete if you pay too much when you pay a little for a poor quail much, but more so to pay too little. Little Pi ices aiul rijufl doing business on a big and economic it. Our Business has Reas First of all because we give peop tbcv have a right to expect. If the the" letter, we refund their money, ti good will. If possible we want you to reali; ing to get the very best quality that 1 So far as you aro concorned thei BURROUGHS i Our promises and our policies aro th along, and to all people alike, regard I religion, or political bias. We promise to give the best tin time. We promise the biggest, variety i ricrht hero. o " This will give you an idea of the All Kinds of (Iroceries. 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 160 1 \l NOW READY. ? Boots and Shoes. We have our stock of Hoots and Shoes complete in every respejt. We call special attention to our calf ikin boots. Out* lace and Rubber Moots sire of the best material. Sportsman's Hoots and Shoes it i/ery nice line. Ladies Dress Goods. We have a very large assortment irom tne cheapest to the highest. We have some very heavy woolens, i few pieces of genuine Sharks Skin, Navy blue and black Serges, they ve very nice. Clothing. We have a very large line of Men's. Youths' ank Roys Clothing.' We also have a few line Suits which we will sell at a bargain. Prints by the thousands. Ladies Walking Jackets a very nice line. Yours truly, S. T. SESSIONS. Look! Look! Here is your chance to save money. We are buying furs, hides, wool and beeswax, and paying the highest prices, free delivered. Give us a trial. Spot cash on receipt of Shipment. We are also buying all kinds of metal and rubber. A. M. Turch A Co, 115 Noi th 2nd Street. WILMINGTON, N. C. IIS YELLOW POISON In your blood ? Physicians call it rlalarial Germ. It can be seen changing red blood yellow under microscope. It works day and night. First, it turns your complexion yellow. Chilly, aching sensations creep down your backbone. You feel weak and worthless. ROBERTS' CHILL TONIC will stop the trouble now. It enters the blood at 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 hut 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 la fair. Try It. Price, 23 cents. r -> . ie is Your ivn u to throw it away. Time in money isiness facts in exchange for it. On re short minutes. ss to make money and to give satisfao* the more money we will make, it something about our methods and ngs because they sell best. I> ! [MINIIIUNN, i see you can got the moat satisfaction. siness Also. a quality end and the price end. It i for a good thing, nor is it complete tv. It is always foolish to pay too r 3 it) (^lldllt?lCS arothe|))in tf sal scale. That is our way of doing Grown for Tlany , ;ons. le exactly what they want, and wha y don't think wo have dono this to ike hack the goods, and retain their r.c when you trade with us you are gothc Mills and Factories can produce, c is not a bit of risk in buying from k COLLINS CO. J e same today, yesterday, and right ess of age, color, size, sex, nationality, it money can buy any whero at any Lo solect from, because wo have it variety of things wo sell. All Kinds of Hardware. 11 Kinds of Dress Goods. All Kinds of Shoes. I All Kinds of Hosiery. All Kinds of Farming Utensils ; Machines and Hakes, liuggies and yon may want, call at the "Gully" Very Truly, IBM. 1 1 Wowing our Horn. If telling the plain unvarnished facts about our business by "blowing our own horn," wo shall in this space lay ourselves open to the I f?nn ior<t V ..... _ I Throe years ago we opened up 'n one of the stores of the Spivey Pudding. We began to oiler good goods at low prices. The good people of ( Horry county showed their appreciation b.v patronizing us wliicli en * ubled us to offer better goods for . less inoney. Today we occupy two of the largest brick stores in the i town with a large warehouse, carry ing a line of ' (*cncral Merchandise consisting of almost any tiling that our people need. Our business is almost doubling each year and we wish to express our thanks to the people of Iiorry county for their patronage, and ask that you continue as long as we can offer you as good goods for as little money or 1 less money than any one else in the , county. Again thanking you, wc are yours very truly, Spivey Mercantile Co J. C. SPIV ICY. MN'uh. 1 i?? i i??i i >i n MARKETS. 0 EOROETOWN. New Virgin 2.50 Yellow dip 2.50 Scrape 1.00 Spirits turpentine 50 Rosin, common 1 20 Wilmington. Spirits Turpentine steady. Machine barrels 51 country oal '' Rosin ... l-?r> Tar firm at $1.50 Crude Turpentine.-- Hard $1.75 Dip $3.00; Virgin $ COTTON. Ordinary 5J ctsf> lb Good Ordinary. .. .61 Low Middling. ... . 7J " " Middling 71 | Good Middling 8 11-16 ?? ; Corn 70(^75 Hams 15(a) 16 Shoulders 10(^12 Chickens HO to 35 Turkeys per lb (live) 1 Eggs 17 Cow Peas. : ?c. per bush Peanuts 80c il {i One Minute Cough Cure For Coughi, Colds and Group. 1 Largest and 111 >st complete estib lishiriont South. i Geo. b. Mucker- 6c SonJ Manufacturers ofi DOORS, SASir, BLINDS, MOULD* INU AND HUILDINO { MATERIAL. CHARLESTON, S/fcC. 544- 548 King Street. SPIVEY 6c COLLINS CO. Fire Insurunc Bicycles. 1). A.SPIVKY, M. W.COLLINS President, Secretary Offlco in Hank Mulldlna Denial Notice. DR. W. E. McCORD, SURGEON DENTIST. Conway, - - S. C. IWSPIVEV IIUII.DINd. I AM HE A IHJUA ItTEttS -For-FRESH FAMILY KUtniB I keep on hand a fresh line of Ioavy and Fancy Groceries, which ask you to inspect. FLOUR, RACON, M 10AL; GKITS RICK, Slid A It, COFFEE, CANNED GOODS OF ACE KINDS, dickies, Sauces, and other things hat is generally kept in a firstlass (Jrocery Store. Nice Candies and Cakes, Cool Drinks, and Ice Cream. Give me your order. It. T. HYMAN, 111! Ill MACHINE ' AND REPAID SHOPS. HOI LEU wOKK. LIGHT ANL II ICA VY SMITH WOUK OK AT,I K INI). ^ .. Wo keep u full lino of steam ti Lin^s, Injectors, valves, packing Oi. waste etc Also carriage and wa^oi lardwure and mater.al. Paint*. 1. \ i > i } etc. we solicit yoi.i pal r< ma^e You can krot you** Photos at Basque's any day. You can hav enlarging of any kind done. Give me a triai. U. K. OASQUE. H. P. Little, Hrick Works. Pudding br.ck always on hand. Send orders to II. P. Little at Conway, Georgetown or Toddville. Home OrPce: Conway, S. C. Tonsorial Parlor. We keep sharp Hazors, Clean Towels> and give you up lo-(I(tie service, Sha nipooin g u Special it yHa zoes Honed on Short Notice. JOHN SO jV' !# J OJfjYSO A\ BarbersTHE BEST k what ttio IVopIo buy the most of. That's Why Hood's Sarsapaiilla has th< latest Hiilo OF ALL MEDICINES*