The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, February 26, 1903, Supplement, Image 5
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SUPPLEMEP
Michael Dots*
A. J. Cox and B. F. Stevens attended
the Teachers examination on
the 20th inst. ? We are sorry that
Rev. L. M. Edjje failed to fill
i?5u Kduniup nnnnintment at Beulah ^
v ?-ri
on lust Saturday and Sunday.?G. i
R. Ulan ton of Green Sea was in this S
section on last Sunday.?There are g
several new tobacco barns being ,
erected near this place.?J. H, liar- *
telson of Loris and C. E. Barker of
Daisev passed here last Saturday.?
Wonder what has become of "Sly
Coon," as his articles are missing. ^
Minnimum.
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DIED *
Infant, and only son of Mr. and
Mrs. P. W. Ditnery on Feb. 17th., ]
near Buckavllle. at the age of 4 days.
It was laid to rest at Hebron church, .
leaving father, mother and little .
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^'Sier w uiuuru iva iurb.
After an absence of ten years the
death angel visited the home of Mr.
and Mrs. H. L. Richardson, taking
two of their children, Jesse, the
baby and Miss Julia, the eldest of
their children. Jessie died on Dec.
10th 1902, after being confined to his
> bed eleven days, and was buried at
Rehoboth baptist church the follow
in# day. He professed faith in
Christ while on his death beu. Jessie
was an affectionate obedient child,
always kind to every body
Miss Julia departed this life on
Jan. 29th 1903 at the age of thirty nnd
wnfi tmrlori nt Rotin
both baptist church the following
day. She had ulways nursed the
family in all their sickness and never
seamed to tire. She had nursed her
brothers Merman and Andrew
through a long spell of typhoid fever
also Jessie, until he died. Then she
went to nurse Henry her oldest
brother, who had taken the fever,
and was taken while there,. She
had been a member of Kehoboth
baptist church for several years ant
professed faith in Christ. It wai
not known till early in the morninj
that she could not live, aud she die<
about 12 o'clock, too late for all thi
family to be called. Her brothel
Will was very ill and could not se<
her at all.
Julia and Jessie will be great!;
missed in the family.
Notice Horry Hussars.
y The Horry Hussars will meet a
,?* U o'clock at the armory, Conway
*w S. C.. on Saturday iMarch 14th, will
carbines to get now slings, eacl
member in full uniform; and eacl
riding a horse. By order of
L. D. Bono, Capt.
L D. Long. Jr. O/ S.
JT TO HORR1
markets.
Georgetown.
few Virgin 2.76
"ellowdip 2.76
crape ... 1.76
spirits turpentine 52 (
tosin, common 1 40
Wilmington.
ipiriU Turpentine steady
flachine barrels .. 65
ountrv oal
<08in 1.86
^or firm ?kt #1.65
Crude Turpentine.- Hard *2.401
3ip *4.00; Virgin $
COTTON.
Drdiunry 74 ctvf* H>
3odd Ordinary. .. 84 "
Low Middling 0J *. "
Middling 04
Good Middling.... lft{
Corn 05(o 07
Hams 15fff 10
Shoulders 10(^12
'40 to 35
VUl\
Turkeys per lb (lire)
22
Cow Peas ? o. per bush
Peanuts 70e " 44
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? Has secured as Lecturer?
Lucius Perry Hills '
Poet and Humorist,
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; Tuesday (Marcn, 3rd,
At 8:30 O'clock P. M.
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0 Wit, Wisdom. Love and Laugh
j. ter.
Mirth, Mimicry, Pathos and Pa
triotism.
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u Ai intellectual treat for all who at
tend.
11 Admission oO and .'or,
D. A. SPIVEY, Mn'fcr.
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10 Dayi
Urand Clearance Sale
23rd, Lasts till
BARGAINS!
Biggest opportunity to bu
your breath, as I am gob
ess that will be an eye 0/
the rest- Come ever 1
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One lot boys heavy weight knee
pants. to close out at this sale for 1
12 ami 22c per pair. One lot youth's
pants, some wool, worth 60c and
$1 10, now 30 and 73e. j
Men's ?.nd youth's subs. all sizes,1
regit I a r price $2.85 op to $5, must
go now at $1.90, 4s2, and $2.50.
One lot Ladies and Mieaes <*apee,;
former price 8?k\ 60c, and fl.86.'
now at t h?8 sale only 19c. 38o. $1.25..
I 3 Ladies walking juckete, nice heavy
" ' ' ? 11 ?- ..? a nltd
I well llinur, nuivii j
$2.35, now on))'91.52 and $1.8o. -J
Men's heavy all wool Overcoat*,
worth $2 38, $2.75 and $3 75, onlv
j$l 89, $2 10 and $2.25,
j 15 Ladies and Miaies dressed lint*
j They are dan do s. They are worth
w heap more, but ttey must k?>. we
huve chained from 6oc to $2, for
tin >e hats. J oat look at these Hr|
un a, 24c, 32c, 89e, 49c, 64c, 68c.
79c, 85c, 99c and 91 05. Catch your
I-..?I, if .n*ii ('oriie and see
i ih?*ni. I'll hft yon'll buy.
Room? Room- Yes rooi>
wont room for our Spr\
| have oot to sarifi.ee a lot c
room. Remember the dat
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Begins Monday Fell. *
March 4th.
BARGAINS! \
iy goods CHEAP. Hold *'
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itner. Well, you know v
/body and share thin *
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102 Men's and hoy's hats, up to- ,
date in style and finish, aciual value
2Bc? 'o $1.75, here you go now for
only 10c. to 99c. each Men's and
boy's caps, assort <1 sizes and style, 1
worth lo to 3oc each, take them now
at 5c, 7c, 9c, 15c, 21c.
In looking over our gents line dress
shirts, we notice we have a good lot
of nice well-made soft laundred
si irts guaranteed colors, some with
cuffs and collars. We have been running
these goods at 25c to 65c. As
tbi8 is a Clearance sale we offer them
! now at prices never heard of before.
Prices: 19, 24, 38 and 47c.
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loo Paire Men's Ladies and Children
coarse and fine shoes, all solid
goods, odd numbers, we aim lo run
the $1.76 fancy polish ladies dress
J shoe* at &1.19, others at 78c per pair
' up This 18 a bargain ime.
2 lots water pitchers, some plain,
tome decorated, we will offer this
. line of goods at reduced prices.
ma * a if*
n is wtuu we are after. c
ing stock- of goods, and we
f our presen t stock to mak
e, Feb t?rd to March 4th.f
, MLn'gr. and Prop.
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