The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, May 21, 1903, Image 3
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Horry Herald.
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^ THURSDAY MAY 21st 1903
| MATTERS LOCAL AND OTHER'
>l WISE.
Miss Rosa Molton loft last Monday.
Jas. Smart of Dougola was in
town last Friday.
Get your registration certificates
for the town election.
LJ. A. Pusenbury of Toddville was
in town last Tuesday.
W. P. Mishoc went to Marion last
Monday on business.
Call on W. K. Lewis for sewing i
machine needles of all inakos.
The addition to Kingston hotel is
?nn.in.. /.nmnlot !n>. I
UW n llUdl 111^ VVMIi|/iLI IV'II I
Cotton generally goes up at the
wrong time of the year.
The mayor of Georgetown was in
Conway one day last week.
0 Dr. J. S. Dusenbury has a nice
) ottice"4n the new bank building.
Some^^QrV was done last week on
the sidewalks along L \urel Street
For hardware of all kinds call at
W. II Lewis's New supplies just
in.
Miss Dessie Hudson of Aiken
is visiting her sister, Mrs. 1. A.
Speights.
Misses Genie MeLeod and M. H.
McLauehlin left for their homes last
Tuesday.
Mi?-s Francos Coles left last Tuesday
to visit ill Lake Waceamaw and
j-\i Lam rwit n t e
Ul Ul I JM/III 1 c*.
Ladies Summer lulls, new and
complete line, just received at W.
R. Lewis's
The Conway Drug Co., moved into
its handsome new quarters last
Friday.
We will pay highest cash price
for wax and dry hides. Conway
Bargain House.
G. F. Stalvey and Geo. L. Marsh
went to Mario.1 last Friday night
returning on Sunday.
Senator Stack house of Marion was
in town one day last week visiting
his son in the county jail.
Let me show you something lunv
in the shoe line. We have it. S.
T. Sessions.
E. II. Hcaty of Georgetown was
in Conway one day recently shaking
hands with his many friends.
J. N. Hardee of Brownsville, S. C.,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
relatives here.
John E. Richardson and Geo.
Long of Simpson Creek town ship
wore in Conway on last Friday.
B. P. Harrelson of Flovds was in
town last Saturday t?. hear the address
of Prof. O. B. Martin.
One thousand pairs Men's 15c half
hose, while they last at 5 cents per
pair at Conway Bargain House.
J. C. Spivey and wife, of Conway,
S. C.. are visiting their brother, J.
F. Spivey.?Moultrie (Ga.,) News.
The Outlook Club will meet at
4 o'clock next Friday afternoon at
the residence of Mrs. B. T. Hyman.
Those Samson shoes sold by Con
way Supply Co., are 3aid to be the
best on earth. Try a pair and see.
\V. J. Hilly of Atlanta has accepted
a position with W. II. Lewis as
ugent for Stendard sewing machines.
Prof. O. B. Martin delivered an
address to the teachers of the county
last Saturday at the school building.
There were no services at the
Methodist church last Sunday owing
to the sickness of the pastor, the
Rev. J. E. Carlisle.
< See my liueof shoes before buying,
I am sure you will be pleased.
S. T. Sessions.
According to reports made here,
the crops in the county are looking
line in some sections while in others
they arc not doing so well.
Prof. B. J. Wells has been appointed
principal of the Summer
^ ol for this county which is ex
pfciCd to open about June 8th.
Some nice serge coats and vests
as well as a nice line gents clothiugkto
be sold very low at S T. Sessio
?s's.
fjpn. R. B. Scarborough, Congprssman
from this district, will be
one of the orators on the Fourth of
July, in this city.?George town
Outlook.
/ ^!>1. C. l\ Quattlebaum and Col.
D. A. Spivey left last Monday to at/
tend the grand lodge of the Knights
f of Pythias at Orangeburg.
The Louisa of Georgetown is
making the schedule between thir
poiirt and Georgetown in place of
tho Burroughs now laid up for nec-|
essary repairs.
The surveyors in the Durant suits
knocked o(T work last Saturday and
will be away two weeks on other
busiitfS^s. They will be back again
on next Monday week.
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A. N. Cox who has been on the
tick list is able to be out again.
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Apply at tho law oflico of H. HWoodward
for bargains in real estate.
Get a nice pair of sample pants at
S. T. Sessions's. He has piles of
them to be sold at cost.
S. T. Neill, manager of the Peo- ?
pies Tobacco Warehouse is recover- (
ing from his recent illness, and will j
be down in a short time to look after I
the interests of the warehouse.
Speaking about early string
beans, U. L. H. Branton of Bucks
township, stated a few days ago
that he had been having string beans
since the 12th of May.
1 have just bought a nice line of ^
Sample Pants and Boys suits which
will be sold at cost. See them if in
need. S. T, Sessions.
In a local in regard to the bean
crop of W. P. Gee last week, we
should have said "fine acre patch"
instead ?f "five acre patch" as it appeared.
.
The funeral services of the late 1
N. W. Graddy will take place with '
masonic honors at Mt. Zion church
on May Hist, at 11 o'clock a. in., '
conducted by Uev. John Manning. J
Over 5000 pairs men's, women's
and children's high and low cut
shoes, cheaper than ever at Conway
Bargain House '
Mrs. J. S. Duscubury of Conway.
S. C., and Mrs. J. W. Holiday of
Savage, S C.. have been guests this
week of Mesdames G. W., W. 11. ,
and J. F. Spivcy.? Moultrie. (Ga ) ,
Observer. i
The county treasurer was carried (
homo last Monday iti tho hope that (
the change will benefit him in his 1
sickness. Ho stands a long illness
remarkably well and hopes? are entertained
for his recovery.
Remember the Conway Bargain ,
House don't Keep anything, they
sell everything, cheaper than von
can buy elsewhere, and no running
around to find what you want.
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The Summer School for the teach- ?
ers of the county will begin here at <
the graded school building on June i
8th. Miss I'i. W. M chain of Che- i
raw, S C., has been appointed as .<
one of the teachers. I
Call on W. It. Lewis for a good
cultivator.
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Mr. 11. C. Collins, of Conway', S. !
C., has just sent a valuable contribution
in the way of flour. Twenty '
barrels is the number that he fur- I
ni.sites the orphanage every year, 1
and that number arrived a few days
ago llro. Collins is a successful
business man, a lover cf Cod and little
children, and the sympathy of
his big heart and the willingness of
full hands, make him a great help to
the orphanage.?Epworth Orphan
age Record.
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Magistrate F. S. Powell has at- i
tachcd a box of goods shipped here
to the order of Sears Roebuck & Co , i
to cover a debt of $5.75 claimed
agafnst that firm by a resident of
this town. The money was sent to I
them many months ago by express ?
money order for certain goods ad- ;
vertised. The goods never came I
and letters written to the house
were never answered but records of i
the express company show that the <
ntnttotr /\i?/1.ii? ttmo 1'ooni ifo/1 /ia! ?
looted. The goods that have been i
attached were sent 011 approval to 1
some pet son here, who has decided
not to take them.
Roses are blue
The violets are red.
We are not much on poetry and
colors,
But car. suit you.
Reader buy your goods from us. ,
Conway Supply Co. j
Burroughs Graded School Closed
1
The session of Burroughs Graded
School for 1002-011, came to a close 1
last Friday evening. The building
was packed to its utmost capacity ;
Paul Quattlebaum, Henry L. :
Scarborough, Leroy Martin and
Misses Virginia Burbage, Mitchell
Collins, Emily B. Harrell, Pauline
Ogilvic and Sue Martin composed
the graduating class, all of whom
read essays except Miss Ogilvic
who recited. They acquitted themselves
with credit and pleased both
teachers and parents.
There was music by Misses Mary
McNeill, Sue Martin and Mitchell
Collins.
After an address by O. B Martin,
the State Superintendent of Education,
the diplomas were presented
by Dr. E. Norton.
As showing the satisfaction of the
trustees with the. work of the teachers,
I)r. Norton stated that the
board had re elected the entire faculty.
The Inquest Last Thursday.
W. Hamp Abrams who was shot
by Lanneau Stackhouse, died of his
wounds at about 3 o'clock last
Lhufsaay morning ana was ouricu
on Thursday afternoon at the Methodist
church, a large crowd attending
the funeral.
Coroner Galbraith summoned a jury
of inqueat early Thursday morn
ing, and an inquest was held at the
court house. Several witnesses
were sworn, and there was some
I conflict in the testimony. The jury
returned their verdict to the effect
that Mr. Abrams came to his death
by pistol wounds at the hands o{
Lanncau Stackhouse. Dr. E. Norton
testified at the inquest as to the
effect of the wounds. It was found
that four shots instead of three had
taken effect. Two of the wounds
did not amount to much. Either
of the remaining two was sufficient
to cause death.
This tragic death cast a gloom
over the entire town.
Stackhouse was let to bail last
Saturday in the sum of $H,500.00.
DeWltt's ? Salve
For Piles, Burns, Sores*
This and That.
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VouJ Know What You arc Taking, 1
When you take Grove's Tasteless CbiU (
ronle because the formula Is plainly K
printed on every bottle showing that it is 1
dtnply Iron ami Quinine In a tasteless i
form, No Cure, No Pay. 00c. . f
Strawberries are still holding out j
To Cure a Cold in One Day. ^
Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets.
Ml druggists refund the money if It falls _
o cure. E. W. Grove's signature Is on
ach box. 25c.
Cool nights and warm noon tides.
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Made Young Again.
' One of Dr. King's New Life |
Pills each night for two weeks has \
>ut mo in my ' teens' again" writes v
). li. Turner of Dempscytown, Pa.
L1 hey'rc the i>est in the world for
Aver, Stomach and llowels. Pure
y vegetable. Never gripe. Only *
!bcat Dr. 10. Norton's Drug Store.
K W. Jones called at the otllee t
ast Monday. t
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Quick Arrest. n
J. A. Culledgc <?f Verbena. Ala.. vas
twice in the hospital from n
ievore ease of |)iles causing '24 tu-j
nors. After doctors and all reme- i
lies 'ailed Ducklet.'s Arnica Salvo j ?
ptickly arretted further inflummaLion
and cured him. It compters
iches and kills pain. 25c. at Dr
10. Norton. Druggist.
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J S. Thompson of ljuinbovton t
rvas in town lasi Tuesday. 1
a 11
A startling Test. $
To save ti life, Dr. T <!. Merritt,
>f No. .Mehoopanv, Pa., made u!;
startling lest resulting in a won-|
lerful euro. Ho writes, "'a imticiit j
was attacked willi violent Wmor liages,
caused I>y ulceration of lie '
itomnch. ! had often found Klcoru'
Hitters excellent for acute i
dotnaeh* and liver troubles so I
prescribed them. The pn'icnt gainill
from the first, and h is not had
in attack' in 11 inonlhs." Kleetriei1
Hitters are positively guaranteed ; 1
for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Coiisti 1
|)ution and Kidney troubles. Ti y j
then Only 50c at Dr. Iv Norton's |
One Minute Cough Cure 1
For Coughs, Colds and Croup* <
A Sure Tihng.
It is said that nothing is sure except
death and taxes, but that is
not altogether true. Dr Kind's 1
New Discovery for Consumption is 1
i sure cure for all lung and t hroat
troubles. Thousands ran testify to
that. Mrs. C. U. Van Metre of Shop
herd town, \V. Va., says "1 had a
severe ?ase of Hronehitis and for a (
year tried everything 1 heard of, J
hut got no relief. One bottle of Dr. i
Kino's New Discovery then cured <
tne absolutely." It's infallible for j
Croup, Whooping Cough, Grip, |
Pneumonia and Consumption. Try ,
it. It's guaranteed by Dr. K. Norton,
Druggist. Trial bottles free.
Regular sizes 50c. and $1.00.
Cures Eczema. Itching Humors, Pimples
and Carbuncles.- Costs Nothing
to Try.
B. B. B. (Botanic Blood Balm) is
a certain and sure cure for eczema,
(lulling simm, iiMinurs, hcuos, scales,
watery blisters, pimples, aching
bones or joints, boils, carbuncles,
prickling pain in the skin, oh', eating
sores, ulcers, etc. Botanic Blood
Balm cures the worst and most deepseated
cases by enriching, purify- 1
ing and vitalizing the blood, thereby
giving a healthy blood supply to the
skin. Heals every sore and gives
the rich glow of health to the skin.
Builds up the broken down body and
makes the blood red and nourishing.
Especially advised for chronic, old
cases that doctors, patent medic ines
and hot springs fail to cure. Druggists,
$1, with complete directions
for home cure. To prove B. B. B.
cures, sample sent free and prepaid
by writing Blood Balm Co., Atlanta,
Ga. Describe trouble, and free medical
advice ser t in sealed letter.
iii i ii . - . Citaton
Notice,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, )
County of Horry. \
By II. N. Sessions, Esq., Probata Judge.
Whereas W. M, Edwards made suit to
mo to grant him Letters of Administration
of the Estate of and effects of
N. W. Oraddy deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors
of the said N. W, Oraddy deceased
that they he and appear before me,
in the Court of Probate to bo held at (Jonway
S C., on the 21 day of May,
MO.'l after publication hereof at 11 o'clock
in the forenoon, to shew cause, if any
they have, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
(liven under my Hand tlds 6th day of
May, Anno Domini, .lDOll.
II. N. Sessions,
Probate Judge,
"HAKES PROPER DIET"
taac?
When Babjr was nick, we gave her Castorfa.
When alio was a Child, she cried for ('Astoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castorla.
When site had Children, site gave them Cautorla,
ANY CHURCH parsonage or
Institu nonsupported by voluntary
contribution will bo given a liberal
juantity of thcLongman ?& Martinez
)ure paints wbonovcr they paint.
S'otk: Have done so for twenty sev
in years. Sales: Tens of millions of
callous; painted nearly two million
muses under guarantee to repaint
f not satisfactory: The paint wears
or periods up to eighteen years,
unseed Oil must be added to the
>aint. (done in two minutes). Ac
ual cost then about $1.25 a gallon,
lain pies free. Sold by our Agents.
Jon way Bargain House.
)uscnbury & Co., Toddville, S. C.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that there
rill bean election held at Floyd's
ichool house on Thursday the 28th
11st. from 10 o'clock a. in., to 12 m.
o levy an extra tax for school pur
loses in District No. 50. All wishtig
to vote will exhibit their tax
eciipt and registration certificates. !
A, 1). Jackson,*
C. U. T.
NOT ICS.
According to the regulations of
lie Stale Hoard of Education 1 lu*
imo for holding teachers oxatuinaion
has been changed to May and
September. We will therefore have
,n Examination on Friday May
!2n 1, 1003.
K. V. Hkst.
Notice to Creditors and I
Debtors.
All persona holding chiiins ayahist the
tnte of Win. K. Ilardwiek deceased, are
oiptired to present them duly attested to i
he undersigned, or this notice will he J
lead In har of their recovery; and nil per ,
<>ns indebted t?>?-:iiil estate are hereby re- j
ptired to make payment to the under I
Jgned.
A. Lewis,
(1. II. Duwenhury,
i-7-03. . Kxecutors.
SPRING GOODS-i
I- n 11 line of
Spring and
Su mmer
Goods just in
UNION worth 30o going at 10c.
Few more ready made Skirts to close
)ut at bargains.
PANTS and other clothing AT
ALMOST COST.
SHOES
Jf all styles at prices never before
heard of.
GROCERIES
Jnr Grocery Department is Up-tolate.
13 lbs. good Coffee $1.00.
Moat at 10c. per pound. Tomatoes
it, 10c per II lb can. Corn, Oats,
Chops and Wheat bran to feed cows
And horses. When in town stop at
my store whether you have money 01
not. Good measure, full weight.
A. P. JOHNSON.
H. P. Little,
Brick Works
Building br.ck always on hand.
Send orders to II. P. Little at Conway,
Georgetown or Toddville.
Home Office:
Conway, S. C.
J. K. HAMMOND,
BLACKSMITH.
?AND?
General ltepair Shop.
horse anus a speciality.
All work guaranteed.
PHOTOGRAPHS!
You can get your Photos at
Gasquo's any (lay. You can hav
enlarging of any kind done.
Give me a trial.
K. K. GASQUE.
Buy Land while
it is cheap. It will
never be so low
again.
Apply at. Law Ollbie of
H. H. Woodward.
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THEGL
Will be Rea
Our Store News for this ^
Brief but Inter
Always take good ad vie o says a n(
yourself but its to give to somebody els
tie advice and you can keep it or give ii
Ou? advise is/before buying to ext
we have for you.
If you want
New Designs, Original
Date (Joods,
Look ovew oul
LADIES, GENTS and CHILDREN!
PIOUS, also our line of Men and Hoys
Ac., from 08c to $5. Nothing succe
we are having on these goods assures n
good people in Horry want. Here you
sential features which go to make up a
l)Uh\liU/JT)\ STY'L
I b 1 ' t f I\?w*??t !*?? - II? it # !*?? ?
^V?I I IIICIV ? I' II.IYU l II tit oil
the nut no quality ami put tern as the on
friend, and ho it is with our'wholn lim
Something else. We wunt every be
town and county to conic and see our 1
Sflllt III SIB Its GOODS.
Ribbons, Button*. Neekwaro, Hosiery,
en, Din tain goods and every thing aln
cos the most elaborate and up-to-date !
We are going to sell and sell fast,
ber pioninMii.alion is the thief of tune
to forget ns wlier. you come to town, r<
von want elsewhere come to heudquarl
1 thing you want and prices right.
on t oo
GROWINt
Bl
B U C
Our sales are increasing daily and
of the town and country for the libera
DRESS C
Our Dress Goods Department is i
dies. Some of them: 27 inch Silk /
Cream and Black Mohair, U. F, C. G
Plain and Fancy Organdies from 10 tc
to 25 cords per yard. Silks, Laces,
Some decant Novelties at 25 and 50 c?
0 Huts
for everybody from 10 conts
SHO
See our Ladies line at 4(1.25. Ci
Oxfords.
12^ cents C'offeo going at 10 cents
Wo sell good rice and sell it right
Come to see us, you'll be pleased,
glad to see vou anyhow.
HAL. L. E
SPIVEY 6c COLLINS CO J
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Fire Insurance
Bicycles.
D, A, SPIVUY, M. W. COLLINS
President, Secretary
Office In Bonk Dultdlnu
Dental Notice.
DR. W. E. McCORD,
SURGEON DENTIST.
Conway, - - S. C,
445^'SmvKY HIJILMNO.
n ML Iff. mowf
~ ^?sts Only 25 cent
ffifr Jl"-IU(!|*pV|V<P"ftr mall 25 reaU to C.
Aoarif'cr., 8. C., Nor. M. 1900.?I wat flrttadrlitd by
With our baby whru ho oat bot a very young Infant, at a i
Ui?r It wat uitful In truth In* tronblrt, and UttflTrctbaa t
that are consequent upon tho u?o of drug* and toothing tj
children, atonoof tbo ntcaitlUet when tbtro It a now babj
we tako ploaturt la rtcuinstonrilnif It toour frltndt Inite*
j kabrquitl. UAIYl WKl.I.U. AY tit, (U
JLLEY.
dy forYou
,veek Contains a Lot of
esting Facts.
)ted humorist, you may not neeil it
o. Wo are going to give you a lit:
away, wo wont kick,
itnine^our tMock^nnd see the bargains
I Styles ami I p-To1
line of
S LOW OUT 531 lOfoS and SLIPHox
t'alf Vicies, Patent Leathers
etls like success, and ilie early sales
is of the fact that wo carry what the
will llnd Shoes with the four esperfect
Shoe,
A\ PIT ami FLYl'SH*
it hero for von which'you] know is
o Mr Tailor cut to order for your
, unequaled in this city,
aly and especially the ladies of the
ine of
EM1RI11EIY. TRIMMINGS. LACES
both lace striped and plain table hums',you
can meution which entbra
line ever opened in Conway.
Now is your opportunity, remem
and if any arc so in;thoughtful as
member when von fail to get what
era where you will always liml every.1
fill.
GGER
I K S
we wish to thank the good people
1 patronage given us.
jOODS.
nlaid with choice things for the la
Gophers with lace stripe, .'JG inch
inghanis (and they are beauties too),
> 50 cents per yard. Lawns from 5
Hose the 10 cent kind for 5 cent.
2iits per pair,
to $3.00.
>ES.
m't be beaters, dents and Ladies
per pound,
t.
If you don't buy anything we are
suor\ kjv.
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The Lucky OneI
have again been able to secure
the service of Miss Viola Cleaton,
the tasty and efilcient Trimmer and
Milliner, who is willing and .able to
please the most fastidious persons.
She is now 011 the Northern Markets
taking in tho fashions and styles,
but will be here in a few days at your
services.
Mrs. Julia S. Causey.
Bank Building.
?tc Early Risers
The famous little pill.
II ? Cirw CMirt-tiMia,
llV DUrrheo, DyteeUry, MM
!llk"Wl **? Bewtl TreeWu el
'Illu* 1 Children #M/?/ if a.
da DljtiUoa. fe^Ufci
^OWDlRSllfln th? Dewslt, StnajthiM
S it Dntgrlsll, th TH,NC EASY?
J. MOFPCTT. M. D., ST. LOUIS. MO.
our family nh/tlalaa la Charloolos to boo TXXTBlHi
prorontlvo or eo'.lc and to oarai aad I wo*la a tfco atomaeh
p'fn found toboiororrboicdetaloadaofroo fro? danaor
rupi, that wo haro oorno l> ra/ird It, aftor ooo wlU tor*
r In thohuuto on I untl lh*lo.:bta| troubloo nro o?or,
'1 of U>o boriM otuff that .0many (+??' o?o to hoop t .U
lannyor Dally 1 inioi and \\ rat'./ 1 ta.?a Unm*t.)
J* J Jgga??LL-JIUI
MARKETS.
Gbobobtbw*.
Now Virgin .2.10
Yellow dip 2.56
Scrape 2.00
Spirits turpentine 44
Rosin, common .1.60
WlLUlBQTON.
Spirits Turpentine steady.
Machine barrels 4GJ
country oal
Rosin 1.90
Tar linn at 91.K5
Crude Turpentine.?Hard |2.00
Dip 13.25; Virgin |3.75
COTTON.'.
Ordinary 94 cts$ lb
Good Ordinary. .. ,9J ' "
Low Middling. .... 9| '* "
Middling 104 "
Good Middling 10 8*-16
Corn... 65(^674
Hams 14<il5
Shoulders 10(dH24
Chickens 20 to 3i
Turkeys per lb (live) 13@134
Rggs 14(4 15
Cow Peas ? o. per bush
Peanuts 70c " "
Largest and most complete tab
lislunont South.
(3eo. S. Hacker 6c Son
Manufacturers of
i/ vrwvr>n, liIjIiN US, MOUDl)
I NO AND RUILDING
MATERIAL,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
544- S4H King Street.
HYMAN
the
PIONEElt GROCER
Having been the first one to open
a first CLASS Grocery Store in
Conway, anil hating for 12 years
studied the wants of the trade we feel
that wo should be in a position to
know better than any one with leai
experience, just tho kind of good?
the peoplo want. We h?Tw alto \
nice lino of Gents Furnishing!.
GIVE US A CALL. Satisfaction
GUARANTEED.
BE&?ailBTEBrSKAS8
b. t. hyman,
Tobacco Flues.
Mannfactnred and sold by
S. D SCOTT. Fill ILOFF. 1.1.
As good as can be made, as cheap
as tb* ' apest. (
PUT
In your orders as early ai possible
us there will be a great demand this
season of which I will do my hast to
supply.
S. I). SCOTT,
pure MU.
We carry in stock *11 Patent
und Proprietary medicines which art
fresh from '.heir respective Laboratories,
and u complete line of U, S. P
Standard Drugs.
For Soaps,
Perfumery,
Toilet Powders
and Stationery,
* We are
THE PEOPLE
who give you the
; ksiuiis
at the most reasonable prices. Ooa'i
fail to give the
Conway Drug Co.
u trial when yon wish any of the
above. *
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luwu KtCgisircuion.
The undersigned havln* been duly ap
I pointed Supervisor of llrfUtratlon for the
town of (\>nwav. took* for the registration
of the qualified voters of said Iowa,
were opened on April 1at, lOCH. aad will
remain open until July M tWlfl, at the
. olllce of the underpinned.
? 0. FredStalvev,
[ Snpervtsor of Heglrtrattea.
r 4-'i8-08.