The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, February 05, 1903, Image 2
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CONWAY PULSI 'SUING CO.,
CONWAY. S. C.
n. M. WOODWARD. Hditor.
SURSORIPT ION :
One Year, - - #1.00.
ai.wavs in advance.
I *i ih* I'oM ofHer itt ('onwtjr, S. t'., a*
i Mutter.
THURSDAY FEB. 5th IQ03
TllK new year of 190H is fairly
started on its eourse anu still the
town is without a lire department of
any kind.
Tilk number of mercantile estab lishments
here has greatly increased
during the last few years, still
each one. we venture to say, has
more trade now, than a merchant
did when the number of stores was
only half what it is now.
Some good system of lighting our
strects is one of our most pressing
needs just now. The few gasoline
lamps which is all that we have ev
er had, have worn themselves out, or
at least, for some reason, concerning
which we are not informed, have
ceased to give even their feeble glow.
Truly, we arc whore Moses was
when the light went out. The
small lamps now at the street corners
are better than nothing as long
as they are kept in repair and receive
the proper attention. The
town should be able to afford electric
lights, and we hope to see a move
meat by our city authorities in this
direction before long.
The Legislature ha3 been working
lately on several proposed amendments
to the road law. The law
passed at the session of 1902 has
proven unsatisfactory in some respects.
The commutation tax of
one dollar, is certainly too little and
out of all proportion to the eight
days of labor required. Nearly every
road hand in the county will
avail himself of the opportunity of
paying out, and when the money is
all in, there will not be enough to
accomplish much good to our roads.
Some change in this law will certainly
be made by the Legilature at
its present session, 1 ut just what
the changes will be cannot be told
for some time yet.
To Increase the Shriff's Salary.
A bill has been introduced in the
House of Representatives by the
lion. D. D. llarrelson, to raise
the salary of the sheriff of Horry
county. We have not been informed
as to the amount of the proposed
increase, but suppose it will, if passed,
put the sheriff's salary on a par
with the County Supervisor's.
Our public offices should be filled
by the best men of our county, am1
to get those men, adequate salarie
must be paid. The practice of cut
ting salaries below the below tin
limit (>f - -
m?.-j IIUVI'I Sil Vbl
anything in the long run. The sal
ary of our sheriff, was fixed by the
act of 1002 at three hundred dollar?
entirely out of keeping with the salaries
of other county oflieeis.
The Sheriff's office is a very important
one, and indeed we think
that it should carry a salary of more
than three hundred dollars.
Sittings From Socastee.
The recent raii.s and t he con t in
uous and increasing travel render
the roads almost impassable.
Messrs. \V. B. Clardy and Robbie
Stalvcy left last Thursday for a visit
to Marion.
Miss L?ucy Sarvis, one of Socastee's
most charinim/ young ladies,
after a brief vacation, takes charge
of another school in Georgetown.
The progressive and prosperous
firm styled J. M. Stiilvey At Co., intend
to erect a new store near the
one they now occupy.
Prof- S. L. Watson preached the
third and fourth Sundays in January
at the Baptist church at Socastee.
We regret that Mrs. W. A. Dusenbury
is quite ill at present,
though the health of the community
is generally good.
vv o arc all glad to know that Miss
Annie Stalvcy who for a long while
suffered from a severe and serious
seige of typhoid fever, is able to .attend
school again.
Miss Lillie Sarvis of Bucksville is
attending ttyo Socastee school.
Our flourishing school is progressing
nicely un^iet the skillful management
o( 8. L. Watson as prlncigal
and Misses Minnie and Lillian
talvey as assistants.
Old newspapers are for sale cheap
at the Dkkai.o office. Good for
wrapping paper and to place under
oarpets.
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Adrian Items.
The Uev. J >hn Manning filled his
appointment at Poplar on the 4th d\
Sunday. ^ 'e
Mrs. J \V. I loot it Is very sick.
Mrs. J. T Todd recently \isitod M
relatives here in
Mrs. A I j. Hardee and Miss Mat
tv Hardee recently visited r. Wil ol
son and wife. ri
J N. Jen ret te and wife visiter
relatives here last Sunday. 1,1
Uev. P. S I tooth has gone over to
Pine Island to preaeh v<
We arc gl.ul to see the young men le
taking such an interest in farming V
They have gone to work munfu'ly,
preparing for another crop. While w
they may need edueation to help ol
then in farming, thev say by their ot
actions that experience is the best
school. Thev do not only intend to
educate themselves in farming, but
the Anderson llrotliers and others ?<
have organized n writing lodge. Wo
trust i* will prove a blessing to the
yuung iiicii 01 our section.
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tiurley Items. In
Our Sunday School is.piogressinir
finely under the euro of J. T. Alford.
C I'. Shelly of the Lake Swamp (jj
section made a business trip here
last week. ^
Miss Kiln Anderson of the Adrian
section spent hc?t Sunday in our n.
community the cuest of Miss Minnie .
Anderson. ^
Miss it el lie Midioe of Cool Spring |(>
was visiting friends and relatives }
here last week.
Sim Booth and sister, Miss Kva, cu
of Adrian, weie visiting here last
Sunday. 111
M. (J. Powell of Wanamaker, S. n(
C.. was here recently.
L. \\\ Anderson wni visiting in 01
the Good lfope section last week. 111
Haskell Harrelson of Xoati, was
among our visitors here last San- V1
day. 11
J. K. Sasser of Lake Waeeamaw, w
N. G., was visiting here recently.
We would like for the ^Supervisor
to come through this section and
examine the roads for they are bad
ly in need of improvements. g.
P. 111
el
Dots From Cool Spring. J
The health of the community is
good with a few executions. Uncle 1"
CJ, II. Rabon, who is about ninety ^
years of aye, has been sick but is '
i mproviny.
Miss Julia Richardson of Hunters 0)
Island, died at the home of her |,
brother II. L. Richardson Jr, on the
28th. \')(
Thurman an I Miss Lulu Mishoo
were the yuests of the Hon. Jeremiah
Mishoe last Sunday.
Misses Maud Rest of Iliyli Point,
N. C.. and Kiln Hurroui/hs of .. .
etts, N. C , were aiiiony oar visitors
last week.
Mrs. Isaac Jenrctte ?>f the Lake
Swamp section paid friends a visit
here last week.
We see that the Hon. I). I). liarrelson
lias introduced a bill in the 'J
House to increase our Sheriff's sala- Sl
T- \'j
We think that about as yood a./jj
thiny as our Legislature could do
would be to kill all doy bills and j(
seed cotton bills, pass the supply and s(
appropriation bills, and give the
people an opportunity to vote on the
question of biennial sessions, and
then adjourn sine die. 'j'
Fa k m Kit. ',1,
Daisy Locals.
Our farmers are very busy preparing
for another crop.
There will doubtless be ten tobac
co barns in this section this year
to one last year.
More tobacco and less cotton seems
t<? hn 1 lw? rnnt I a nf .-?n?
VN, VIIV MIWVIV v/i UUI UK IIIUI n.
Tlios Carter has purchased the j u
possession of J. R. Allsbrook here I v
and has moved his dwelling to a;<
more public square near the cross i1'
1 roads. J'
Lookout for Daisy! We will have *
a town yet. We now have^four n
i business stands here. Messrs. Cox ?
md Caines have just opened up a w
' i ) -untile business at the residence tl
- i). Rev. S. J. Caines. r<
If ) ou want fat horses and mules 1
purchase a lot of the International
Stock Food. You will tind it at W. ?.
B, Carter's in any size package you
t?aut it.
On Dec. 29lh 1902, Old Uncle John
Cox, an old veteran in his eighty- '
eighth year, went to receive his reward
for the many good deeds done
in this world. He leaves a host of q
relatives and friends to mourn his (>
loss. We trust our loss is his gain. I1
On Jan. 2ath unoUicr old veteran, Ji
Thus. Boyd, was called away to the
higher courts to answer for the
deeds done in his body, lie was in =
> his eighty ninth year.
On Jan. 29th, at the residence of
Win, Haircloth, Mrs. Jane Tart y
breathed'her last. She lived until
old age.
Many of the old heads seem to be
rapidly passing away and while we
(Mil neve!' hilVI' llin r
- t- ?'->? * Wl II1U1-U- ,S,
ing them again hero, wo hope to lie
able to meet them again in a world (
where darkness never comes and all
is perfect, peace and happiness. ...
Little Katie, the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs M. A. Westmoreland departed
this life last Sunday night to
after several days of illness. w
J. W. Carter bought t wo bales of CI
cotton last Saturday at 8 cents per tt?
pound. y
W. 11 Carter is adding new i in - su
provemcnts to his dwelling- ^
The Daisy school with an enroll H|1
ment of one hundred scholars will xvj
close Saturday night Feb. 7th. The tn
patrons and all who will, are cor- tin
dially invited to attend the closing
exercises.
Sly Coon. ')j
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Take the Home and farm with ()f
this paper for $1.2.r? per year. fji<
_ Co
2m
DeWlti's JKIJ-r Salve
For Piles, Burns* Sores*
Murrells Inlet Items.
Farmers arc bc^innin^ to tfet icai
(or this your s crop, remodeling
DCCK. \
There is a party on the Crcek-from
ution, enjoying the sport of shoot*
ducks and pat ridges
Capt.'s lU^ctt and Woodward
r Georgetown spent Sunday with
da.ives on the Creek.
l'\ (Jrant returned from Wil
line!on a few days a^o.
Mr. and Mrs Jas. Oliver of Wa.
rly Mills spent Sunday on the In
t ? isiline the latters mother. Mrs.
oss.
On Sunday, .Ian 2?th, a young
hite man went to the house of an
d colored man, and drafted him
it of his house and cut several
ashes on h in with a knife, the noL'o
was 7."> or M)years old, it seems
> lie doubtful of his recovery,
'hiskey was at the bottom of it.
M. I.
- Ualivants
Ferry News.
Ii scorns from the amount of for
lizersthat the farmers are hauling
vay. that they are preparing for a I
rge crop and it well fertilized.
We had the pleasure of attending
.larterly eonforenee at Mount Zion
st Sat. rdav and the presiding el-.
?r who preached an interesting
rmon, holding his audience spelliuikI
for 'la minutes. Dinner was
>read on the church ground, after
hieh tliep all reassembled to at
n I to the business of the conferice.
We were sorry our church
id paid no more to the preaher,
ten charges the elder had visited,
livs was 111 the advance.
We are glad to see Julius Altaian
i and about uttenning to his busi ss,
though very feeble
E. V. Host is preparing to build
ic of the mutest eott igos in this
dghborhood.
Hurrah for the stock law! Let it
>me. If we are not prepared for
when it comes in force, we sodn
ill be afterwards. CI E
The Halfway School Closes.
The patrons of the Halfway school
ithorod to the school house on Sat'day,
Jan. .'list, and eeJehrated Jhc
osing of a sueeessf* school by
>reading a bountiful feast from
liicli nrmn ivi.nl nmi.lv <?ivr.?.
11?t?,r
The children should ccwtamly he I
raised for the nice manner in
hieh they delivered their excellent
ieces.
The little class was also splendid,
There were several visitors from
her schools, anions whom were
rofs. W. D Lowrimorc. W. II
annon and .1. \V. Alford, the latter
dn^' toucher there.
Old Veteran.
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Summons Tor Relief,
PATH OK SOUTH CAHOMNA,
I lorry County.
(Court <>t Common Pirns.)
eloslin (i. Johnson. Plaintiff,
against
clen Johnson, J. II. Johnson, Susnn L.
irvj.s, Sa,rah C. Jlartb u, Jos. W, John>11,
C.N' Johnson, John K. Johnson,
iory II. Collins, Fannie .1. Johnson,
'attic Johnson, lleury Johnson, Hamp>ii
Johnson, l/iura Johnson, Iris Lessie
ilmson, Wheeler Johnson. Iris a. Johnni,
Jeremiah L. Johnson, ltalpli A. Jolm>n,
Mellitt C. Johnson, Doctor II. P.
ithnsoi., Fannie U. Johnson George 0.
>hnson, William NV. Johnson. Carrie I),
olinson, Kli/.aheth .lohnstffi, Winnie
ohnson, heirs at law.of John J. Johnson
creased; Jos W . Holliday, Defendants.
((\>py Summons. Forltellef.)
i> the (h-fomhints: Helen Johnson, .) II John.
Hon, Susnn I. SnrviH, Snrnli C. Ilnolee, Jim. WJolniHon,
C. V Johnson, John K. Johnson, Miir\
11 Collins, Fannie J. Johnson, llntlie Johnson,
Henry Johnson, Hampton Johnson, I.aura
Johnson, liis t.essie ,lohnson. Wheeler John
son, Iris A. Johnson, Jereiniah I.. Johnsan,
ltalpli A . Johnson, Mollto l'. Johnson, Doctor
M. I'. Johnson, Fannie I,. Johnson, tie?ri(o O.
Johnson, William \V. Johnson, Carrie l>. Johnson,
Kli/.aheth Johnson, \\ iimie Johnson, hairs
at law of John J. Johnson, deceased,; Jos. w.
Hollltlay:
You are horehy siur intoned and required
> answer tlie complaint in this action
illicit lias been tiled in the olllce of the
Jlerk of the Court of Comim u Pleas lor
lie said County and to serve a copy o(
our answer to the said complaint on the
ubsrriber at hisoflice at Conway, *>. ('.,
,ithin twenty days after the service heref;
exclusive ol the day of such service;
ml if you tail to imswt r the complaint
.ithin the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in
ii* am ion nvill apply to me Court lor the
!?lift demanded inllio complaint
)atc(l .1 miliary viul, n?oi.
Kobt II. Scarborough,
IMuintilT's Attorneys.
V. h. Mishoe,
C.C. C, I*.
o .1. II. uliiison, baiah C. Hardee r.nd
Join,II Johnson, absent defendants:
Take n ice, that the complaint in tli .s
tion, and the summons of which the
iregoing is a copy, were tiled in the otlice
f the Clerk of the Court of Common
leas, for llorrv County, on 2nd day of
inuary, 10051.
\\ L .Mishoe,
Clerk Court, C. 1'. II. C.
Summons for Relief,
TATK OF SOU I II CAHOUINA,)
County ? t I lorry. >
(Coml of Common Ideas.)
Frank A. Burroughs, IMaintiiT,
again*:
trail V. Dunn, Sarah I). Morse and
George Keil ir, Delendai ts.
opy Stimmoris for Belief, Complaint
not Served.
o the Defendants Sard. V. Dunn, Sarah
1). .Morse and George Kellar.
You are hereby summoned and required
answer the eon.plaint in tnis action
hieii has been tiled in the otlice of the
lerk of the Court of Common Ideas, for
e said County, and to mtvo a ennv nf
- I J ?
tur answer to the said (loinplaiiit ou the
hscriher at his ollice at Conway, 8 C
itliin twenty days after the service here
; exclusive of tile day of such service;
d if you fail to answer the complaint
thi,i the time ..foresaid, the plaintilTs
this action will apply to the Court for
n relief demanded in the complaint.
IM>t. 11. Scarhoiough,
1 laiutilT< Attorney.
ited Jan. 2nd 111)11.
i Snail \'. Dunn, Sarah I). Morse and
(Jeo'ge Kellar, noil re.dd ?nt defendants:
Take Notice, that the complaint in the
uve entitle 1 action, and the summons of
win. h the foregoing is a copy, were
(Fin the ollice of the Clerk of Court
ninion I 'leas, for llftrry County on the
I day of .January, A. I) lOilS,
\Y . 11. Mishoe,
0. C. C I'., II. C. "
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M<y. i
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>y combined dcmnatton and dralna
duty of the bus yet been done and,
tnd our laws inent, this umundment, ft
me to time us overlooked, Apuroprlat
Inuy demand. Ing to several millions o:
l'o to capital been made by the Nutli
lid to restrict1 nient for reclaiming by li
ll Ions among lands of the West, ir I
|ee that cor-; expend millions fori he
Is given life deserts In the West, sui
powers, use woith the attention of on
B-rmeiit ind without permanent exp
Be masses of State, to take steps to <u
mm is the fertile as can lie round a I
ts. | which, in theii present o
voHicn not hnly valueless, tint ar
1,oil. <iiu -lit menace to the health ol
I, nriii.r i ?r* olina. Additional Import a
I F"? to I his subject wh('ll w
Imn i,.v. ii.> these now useless lands e<
. .... I one-lift h ol t he area of oui
yciti* , nirit* MARKETS.
U KOROKTOWM.
New Virgin 2.75
Yellow dip 2.75
Scrape 1.75
Spirits turpentine 52
Kosin. common I HO
\V 11. M I N TON.
Spirits Turpentine steady.
Machim barrels <58
countrv oat
Kosin 1.80
Tar linn at . . $1.(50
Crude Turpentine. ? Hard $2.25
Dip $2.75; Virgin $ COTTON.
Ordinary Ill ctsip lb
Good Ordinary. .. .74
Low Middling. .... Hi 4. "
Middling ?... 84
Good Middling 04
Corn G5(??(>7
Hams 15(gjl(5
Shoulders 10(?)12
Chickens .. .'10 to 25
Turkeys per lb (live)
Eggs 22 i
Cow Peas -c. per bust) U
Peanuts 70c " " j
Citation Notice,
SI ATE OK SOUTH CAUOMNA, (
County of Horry )
lty \Y I. Mist ?>i>, Clerk of Court, itctliig us
!>....I... I ...
n/iiim; j uu|;i]
\Vherear, Mayth.i J. Jenrotte made suit
to me, to grunt her letters of ndiuiuistra
tIon of lli?? estate of and effects of Henry '
It. Miuey.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
nil and singular the kindred and cred- '
llors of the said Henry l>. Mlncy do- 1
ceased, that they he and appear before
me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at
Conway, lit try County on the 13th of Febti
try, 1UU3, alter publication hereof, at
11 o'clock in the forenoftn, to shew cause, |
If any they have, why the said Administration
should not be granted,
(.liven under my Hand, this 21) h day of
January Anno Domini. l'Jtkt.
\\ . \j. L. Mishoe, Clerk of Court
A '-ling as Probate Judge,
KII 11
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Is sufficient to show tlnit my store
is tire place to buy your Corn, Oats
and lluv. Heed Oats for the farm-'
ers a speciality.
My stock of
. DRY GOODS HID NOTIONS
Is complete and up-to-date, and 1
challenge the town to compare with
my prices
Overcoats and Suits
A few more to close out at bargain
prices.
Call and examine my lineof Shoes
which I am selling out almost at
cost to make room for new stock.
11UYKit OF RAW FURS.
Yours for trade,
A. P. JOHNSON,
vyi! i:ui HIT upposuc IMllKOl UOU'.Viiy
^Ai^e^h/fcAsaILu-I
POSITIONS QUARANTBBD,
Und?r 93.000 Cash D??o#tt
K?l'ro*d f?m ffcld.
O^m ?U ;i?r In Betb R*i*i. /?r| AMylWfC
0?M>gU-il?tutiu? llutlafM OoUt|?,
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KOBT. H. SCAHboiiOUGII, I1AI? I
President. Vice P
1 iANK OB
'CO^WJ
Capital Stock,
DIH EC
llOBKHT B. SUA 11BOHOUGH,
HAL. L. BUCK,
J HEOIiOR J. 110LLI DAY,
The Bank will be open for business
toreston time deposits, 3 to 5 por cent
which deposit is nude.
Good Pills
Ayer's Pills arc good pills.
You know that. The best
family laxative vou can hnv.
* - / ? / '
J"*-1 -ru "
Want your moustache or beard a
I beautiful brown or rich black? Use
Buckingham's Dye
60ct? of drugglittor R P. Hall 6c Co , N??hu*,N H
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WE ARE HEADOARTERS. I
DRY GOODS.
Much of our stock ?is already |
here. I is more attractive t an
ever. Some of it isalreadhon
our shelves, but much of it
comes before we are ready for
it. The best of it is for the j 1
benefit of the ones who have a
desire for an economical price.
SHOES. 1
We have all kinds and prices to I
suit everybody. Call and sec
them, o >r prices can't le beat.
CLOTHING.
If you have a taste for correct
garments, no matter if you
want to pay but a small price,
remember the stock we handle
solves the proolein. Some fashionablo
Clothes for Men and
Hoys.
GROCERIES.
My lino of Crocories is Fresh
aid iij> to date. Call and in- ,
spec1 my lino and jjet prices beforo
buying elsewhere.
Yours for low prices.
J. K. NICHOLAS. W.
M. PARKER,
VV A TCI I MAKER, .) A W E LER >
AND OPTICIAN. \
1 will say to my many friends and
patrqns, that my stock of jewelry,
consisting of clockr. watches, chains,
charms, ladies neck "hains, lace and
bar pins, ear rin^s, silk fobs, swiss
charms, wedding and enoayreincnt
riugi., is the finest line ever exhibi
ted in Couwa.v.
? A full line of? ^
Optical Goods.
1 crn lit your eyes exactly.
IK Mil D.\1 I'KKSKNTb.
I can Jit you up in these. Call
and inspect my stock, get my pri- C
cis before buying elsewhere.
WEAK MEN
?AN I) ?
STllONti MEN lc
You are requested to write for a
Free Trial of our New, Patented!
Scientific Appliance, secretly worn
for the relief of Impotent Men, and cl
our large illustrated book, which ex- t(
plains every detail.
Middle Aged and Old Men, many t(
of you arc troubled with weak back,
aching pains and weakness cf the it
bladder and kidneys, allied with lmpotency,
partial or complete. These
signs of premature decay prove the _
presence of nervous debility in the
second stage.
APPLIANCE CO., Conway, S. C.
Send for Circulars.
HAY II IIS.
MACHINE AND REPAIP
SHOPS. 11
HOI LEU wORK. LIGHT ANl
HEAVY SMITH WORK OF A LI ,r
KIND. *
We keep a full line of steam fi
tings, Injectors, valves, packing Oi. li
waste etc Also carriage and wagoi
hardware and material. Paints
il. Ya ) i b etc. we solicit yor.i
pat ron age.
trni.''* Early Risers
The famous little pill*
i. Buck, Will A. Fkkkman,
reaidrrt. Cashier.
^ HORRY,
I tl
L. r 81
III
$25,000. p(
01
TORS: to
W. It. LEWIS, >C
W. A. .JOHNSON, Q
WILL A. FREEMAN. pr
March 2nd 1003. Will allow inaccording
to length of time for
I
ii ?i laiawMM
Ue Formula tells th
Grove's C
Not a patent medicine:
Fluid Extract PERUVI/
Fluid Extract BLACK R
Fluid Extract DOG WO
It Cures the Chills t
W R.
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3reneral I\1
Our Stock of Coffins and Caskc
ctcd line of everything from tlu
by-orders by wire or mail prompt]
BANK OF
CONWA
A PITA L STOCK, $20,000.00.
9A\>\ND DISCOUNTS, *?>.>,0(1
?OFF]
I. G. COLLINS,
President.
. P. QUATTLEBAUM,
Vice-President.
The enormous increase in our busi
ient proof of the confidence inspire
jrs and by its successful manageme
We guarantee to our patrons pron
> them every reasonable aocommod
Thanking our customers for their
. the continuance of their business.
Resp
D.
Bargai 1
CONWAY BA]
We have just finished taking stock
ling but sell everything."
We find a good many odds and em
iter, that we will close out at unhet
1902 was the most successful bin
lore money and more business eipe
re can continue to give you the ben
Underbuying: b
Opposition is said to be the life of
vely and interesting to all.
Thanking our many friends for t
ear and assuring them of greater B
on all a very happy and prosperous
Yours
Conway
Business
. . Pr<
OUR 1
Keep up 1
The prosperity of any business
i??y handle and to treat their ouston
icccess. The people of Horry Com
ore goods for same money and sain
ititors. Therefore our business n<
ir many friends and customers for t
us during the past, we beg to sa
>u than ever before, and ask for a
We keep on hand DRY GOODS
ENTs FURNISHINGS, FARM IN<
ices. We are in the market to bi
Dusenbu
TODDVIL
e story:
fill M111V/ \j
a thin spirituous liquid, of a pleasant b
IN BARK Fluid Extrac
LOOT Fluid Extrac
OD BARK Fluid Extrac
hat other Chill T<
No Cure, N<
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LEWIS,
,EH IN ?
erclianclise.
f. r* ?*
PPP L\ WtJBIVCl.
".s is complete. We carry a well sol
? cheapest CotTin to the costliest made
ly attended to.
conway"
y . s.c.
SURPLUS FUND, $12,000.
10.00. DEPOSITS. ? $70,000.00
tCERS:?
D. A. SPIVEY.
Cashier.
M. VV COLLINS.
Asst. cashier.
ness for the past, few years is sufti(1
b\ thepersonel of the Board Direc*
nt.
apt and obliging service, extending
lation consistent with sound banking,
formes patronage, we cordially solicectfully,
A. SPIVEY, Cashier.
- - .
ns 2>ure
VV
y
RGAIN HOUSE.
ami lind that we "don't keep any1s
that we will call your attention to
ird of prices.
iiness year we ever had. We have
rience than we ever had before, hence
elit of our
y Underselling'.
! trade, and we propose to make it
heir liberal patronage during the past
AUGA1NS in the future, We wish
New Year,
to serve,
Bargain House.
osperous,
ULOTTO:
:he Quality!
depends upon the quality of goods
rters square. This is the basis of out
Uy appieciate our effort to give them
e goods for less money than our coni'
?arly doubles every year. Thanking
heir veiy liberal patronage extended
y that we are better prepared to serve
continuance of your trade for 1903.
I, SHOES, OLOTHING, NOTIONS,
31 IMPLEMENTS at rock bottom
ty crude turpentine.
iry & CO.
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