The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, July 28, 1904, Image 3
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?There was a shower here last
Saturday.
?Five room cottage for rent.
Apply to A. P. Johnson
?Conway and vicinity were visited
by a heavy rain last Sunday.
? Hookers OaP Meal, the 1"> cent
kind at 10 cent. Hal L. Huek Co.
? I am closing out dress floods at
cost during tlie next thirty days.
A. P. Johnson.
? When in need of Job Printing
call at tiiisollice. Satisfaction guaranteed
in every respect.
?Read the change appearing this
week in the advertisement of the
Ha! Ii. Huek Company.
?Tim usual Friday evening excursion
went over to Myrtle Heach
last week.
?Three good farm horses for sale
on reasonable terms. Apply to A.
P. Johnson.
N H. Sinavt is announced in
this issue an#JWhndidnto for mag
istrute ins Burks township.
? A. P. Johnson has in com temptation
the erection of another cottage
in the;t'ity.
?To see Jones' 2jo. vice, is to be
astonished. Heats anything that
they can buy elsewhere .it Hi cents.
?Farmers from the Adrian section
last Monday staled that the
drought in that community was bro
ken by a rain on Sunday.
? Several citizens who were in
town last week from the Adrian
section reported very dry weather
in that community.
? VV. (). C'iestnut brought some
f^uit to the H k}V'\m> office last Sat
urday which was very line and
much enjoyed by the ollice force.
rr-.I. K. Stalvey is arranging plans
fpr the erection of another cottage
pp his lot in the upper part of the
town near the residence of \Y. L.
Mishoe.
?There will bo union services
next Sunday in the Methodist church
at II a. in., and in the Presbyterian
church lit ?S:: 10 p. in. Everybody is
cordially invited.
fiost I Jo.twee 11 Albert II:-.nine's
and (lully store, imuiitu'T.n ulliirator
hide lioeket l> o!? eontainiio/
$}20 (Ml paper, ^L' .'!! diver, and a
lucky piece. Suitable reward if left
at this ollico or handed to
K. 15. Anderson.
? A hail storm visited a ])ortion
of . (lalivants Ferry t' ivuship on
Thursday of last week doing considerable
damage to 1 he tobacco and
other crops. 'J'lie Altaian Profilers
and W. T Huggins arc said to be
the worst -.utTerer.-.
- Part of the material is on the
ground for I lie erection of a hand
some cottage for Dr .1. A. Norton
on the corner lot opposite the residence
of Hon. R)ht. H. Scarborough.
Contractor Hurran will be in charge.
The vacant lots of the town are filling
ii]i rapioly enough of late.
?The policy of life insurance held
by the late Mr. Walter 10. Porter
for two thousand dollars in the
Woodmen of the tVorld, has been
paid over to the beneficiaries by the
clerk of the local camp. Arrangements
are being made to secure the
monument provided for by the policy.
?Attention is called to the article
appearing in this issue written
by Mr. Charles A. Smith of Timmonsvillo.
in reference to the candidacy
of Hon. J. Willard Ragsdale
for|Fongress. Mr. Smith is one of the
most prominent men of his county,
being a largo fanner, a merchant
and presidont of theCitizcns Bank.
He was prcsidont of the last Stnto
Baptist Convention.
?Mrs. W. M. Booth and A. P.
Elliott, twin brother and sister of
the Zoan section, celebrated their
fortieth birthday at the homo of
their father last Sunday. It was a
very pleasant occasion, friends and
relatives being present in the afternoon
Each of the twins have been
blossed with the same number of
children.
A Card.
1 hereby express my thanks to all
those who have solicited mo to run i
for office in the approaching primary.
I could not make the race either for
the Legislature or for County Sup- !
ervisor, but the kind wishes of my
friends are appreciated all the same.
W. M. Booth.
More About the Colony.
E.J. Watson, commissioner of im
uii^i nuuii. ?pi5iit suverui nays in tno
county recently, inspecting some of
the lands of the Burroughs & Col
lins Co;, with a view to opening negotiations
for a large tract of it upon
which to found a colony of Finns,
Norwegians and Swedes. Mr. Watson
was favorably impressed with
the lands and if the light arrangements
can be made he will, later, es
tablish the colony. The price that
will be charged for the land has not
been fixed and the deal has not been
made. .
Accident Willi Motor Car.
Last Friday afternoon, a motor
car. on which were riding Messrs.
T. J. Bell, W. A. Freeman and Paul
Quattlebaum, and a colored hand,
jumped the track near Pine Island.
Mr. Freeman was thrown oil' and
seriously injured so that it will be
many weeks before he will be out
again. . The other gentlemen were
not thrown from thc.ii* seats on the
machine and were not hurt. A
doctor went over in response to a
telephone message from Pino Island,
and the injured man was brought in
on the train as quickly as possible.
The accident was caused by a hog
that tried to cross tho track ahead of
the car. Mr. Bell, who was running
the car, saw the bog near the
track and slowed down in order for
the hog to get out of the way.
When only u short distance from
tho hog, it turned off towards the
ditch as if it intended to cross it,
and the current was turned on again.
But instead of crossing tho ditch,
the hog suddenly turned and trico
to cross the track in the opposite
direction and came in contact with
the driving wheels of tho car.
New School Hulldlujr.
At u recent meeting of tho trustees
of the Burroughs Graded School it
was determined to proceed with the
erection of the new building which
will ho erected with a fine grade of
pressed brick, and to be finished in
most modern style, having six class
rooms, auditorium, two music rooms,
Superintendent's ollice, dressing
rooms, ten-foot passage, double entrance,
and a portico in fronton the
first floor, U will be ono of tho most
convenient and handsomest school
buildihgs in Kustern Carolina. It
will likely be ready for occupancy
by next spring or early summer.
The location selected is in a beautiful
pine grove on Main street between
8th and 9th Avenues, and it
will occupy the whole square.
The family of the late l'\ G. Burroughs
makes a donation of $500.00
in cash.
Tlic Town llectioit.
The democratic club of the town
met at the court house last Friday
evening and after balloting for some
time nominated tin' following ticket
for Intel dent and Wardens:
Intended, G. U.< Sessions; Wardens,
Ij. II Burroughs, B. T. Hy
'man, W. \V. Bass and J. II. MeI
Cask ill. !
Tho election was held last Tuesday
and the above named nominees were
elected without any opposition as a
matter of course.
The present incumbent as Intended,
Mr. II. Ij. Bnek, refused to
stand for re election, though lie was
urged by many friends to do so.
Mr. Ilyman is the only one of the
old board of Wardens who has a
place on the new. Mr. Sessions who
has been elected Intended was a
member of the old council.
The gentlemen composing the
council now going out of ollice, dc
serve credit for their wise admini<
f it i *
ni/iuLiun *n nit' i own an airs in many
ways. From tlio beginningof tln-ir
term they showed a very active interest
in the improvement of our
streets and side-walks, and they
have placed more money in the
treasurery during their short term
of oHiee, than was saved there
during the whole of tlio rcnininder
of the time that the town has been
incorporated. At the same time
tliev have had unusual expenses to
meet in some particulars and they
have carried on the usual improvements
as rapidly and as expensively
as ever.
I<? Mem?riam.
Pleasant M.adow Sunday school
has sull'ered a great loss in tin'
death of our leader and instructor,
II. M. Anderson, who passed over
the t iver June Kith. lhOI.
For the las lit) odd years lie lias
been a true a nl faithful worker in
training and instructing the rising
generation in his community for'
Christ. During those years lie was j
punctual to his church as well as I
his Sunday school, when the Sab- |
bath day came he was found if aide
logo, at hi:; post of duty. If lie had
company at hi- home he would ask
them to excuse him until ho could
return. Although we have heard
him remark many times that ho
would get so discouraged some
times because so few would meet
him, ami not seem to take any interest
in helping him in his- work,
tiiat he would make up his mind to
throw up his job and quit, but
during the next week the Spirit
would tell him to try again, and being
led by the Spirit all would be
lovely and encouraging again.
As vears claused he liwninn cn <0 I
taehod to the ohildron and could
oarrv on tho work so easily and
pleasantly that it seemed that we
could not do without him, and that
if he went In nee the school would
go to naught, but not so. the Lord
always devises a way. Dunne all
those years of toil he was looking
farward for a day when his labors
would cease, was training young
men to take his place, and we are
proud to say that his labors and
prayers were not in vain nor fruitless.
We have heard lItem remark since
lie has been called hence that it was
through his instrumentality that
they were able to (111 the stations
that tney were filling the place that
he had filled so long. While he
suffered under the hand of addiction
for many years it was a little over
a year that he could not attend his
school. Hut his heart and prayers
was in the worn, frequently enquiring
about the school.
About one month previous to his
death being the regular time for
re organiznation, he being very
feeble, one of the deacons went to
see him in the afternoon of the Sabbath
and lie very soon began to enquire
if tho school met and re-orgaI
ni'/n/l 1 lio /?lVinA??o ?wl
........ V..V u.nvi 1 o IIIIU tuuciicrs. AIj
tor being informed, ho remarked
that it was good news.
It has been very often related
that many notanlo persons have
gone ont in dilTerent responsible
avocations in life that wore trained
and instructed by him. His delight
on tho Sabbath was the training of
little children, and by his kind and
loving hand he soon gained their
afToctions. By order of tho school.
c B T
Justice Dots.
Good seasons for growing crops.
Corn and cotton are looking well.
II. F. Skipper and wife of the
Gideon section are visiting J. D.
Skipper.
.1. I). Skipper, J. C. Graham, H.
C.Jones and S. M. Cook went to
Mullins Friday. They say that
warehouse men of that place are
hopeful of tobacco and think that
prices will be better this season.
Mrs. Leah Lewis of Mullins is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. \V. II
Cook. '
Glad to say that J. B. Cook, Sr.,
who has been confined to his house
for the past month with a ear
buncle is fast improving, lie was
not expected to live at first.
V\7/> tunnn * t? 1 11 ^
~ ^mi i,\j oi-u i/iicit me uonwuy
Seashore Bail road Co., had applied
for an amendment to their
charter to extend their road Hope
"Soon to hoar the locomotive rolling
through our woods. We think the
right men have charge of the work,
and we hope the n success in the
undertaking. Hunter
Bishop Joseph S. Key, Southern
M E. Church, writes: "Wo gave
Dr. Moffltt's "TEFTIIINA" (Teething
Powders) to our little grandchild
with the happiest results The
effects were aJmost magical, and
certainly more satisfartory than
from anything we ever used."
"TEETHINA" (Teething Powders)
Counteracts and Overcomes the effects
of the Sumtpor's Heat,
?
PERSONAL,
.Miss Viola Cleaton left lasi
week
? \V. K. Holt was in Conway last
Monday.
W. K. Edwards has returned
from Florida.
? Miss Fredda Cushman of Green
vilie is visiting relatives here.
?Solicitor J. M. Johnson was in
Conway on legal business last week.
? It. O. Hendricks of the Cedar
Grove section was in town last Friday.
s
W. I Cox of Ruth, S. C,. .> as
among tlie crowd in town last Sat
urday.
? L. W. Cooper of Fort Ilarrel
son was in Conway on business last
Friday.
J. M. Fowler returned the first
of the week from a visit to relatives
in the country.
D. 11. Jordan of Cool Spring
was among those seen on our Streets
one day last week.
\V. M. Hooth of the Adrian
section was among those who visited
the city on business last Monday.
? J. M. I). Jones, one of the candidates
for county supervisor, was
among those to visit the city laSt
Friday.
?1' red Mi.shoe and E. II. Rhodus
left last Friday after spending several
days here visiting \V. I< MisI.....
i;'.'..
i*UU)
T)r, W. E. McCord and John
Daniels returned last week from a
stay of several days at VVhitostonc
Springs.
Y. V. Skipper and Rev. A1
bert I'. Johnson of the Justieo seelion
were in Conway one day last
week on business.
? Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Edwards
and children of Mullins, are in Con-1
way visiting relatives and taking in
Myrtle Reach. They will return j
home next Saturday. '
Capl. John T. Edwards spent
several days in the country last week I
among the tobacco farmers, lie reports
a short crop in a section of
the county where there was a large
acreage last year.
J E. Nicholas returned last Friday
from ConMautiu, N. Y , where
he was called some time ago by the
fatal illness of his fill her. On his return
trip Mr Nicholas spent a day
in New York city with an elder
brother Mrs. Nicholas is still in
New York
? ?
Tooacco Notes
? L. Re Lory, the old reliable
hogshead maker goes into his shop
at the 1 lorrv Warehouse this week
to make hogsheads for the Conway,
buyers.
-A shipment of old tobacco was
made front the Horry Warehouse
last week.
Some nice tobacco has been
brought in for sale here tin the. first.
Mr. It. P. I lard wick brought the
best load as well as the largest that
came in on Saturday.
?Mr. E. C. Spencer and L. 0.
Cherry came in this week and will
buy tobacco here this season. Conway
has more buyers here than
over before.
Arthur Wilkius died near Loris
on Saturday July 23rd, at the ago of
!>2 years. His remains were laid to
rest on Sunday evening in the
Prineoville burying ground in the
presence of a large crowd of relatives
.wl
a uu 11 k'iium.
W. A P.
Chain (miiK INotlcc.
Magistrates will take notice that
they may commit prisoners to chain
gang direct which is now stationed
on the Hebron road in Green Sea
township till further notice.
J. L. Boyd, Supervisor.
Notice\o Creditors and Debtors.
All persons holding claims against the
estuto of E, Van Dusenbury, deceased, are
hereby required to present tho same duly
attested and verified, to the undersigned
or this notice will be pleaded In bar of
their recovery, and all persons indebted
to said estate are hereby required to make
payment to the undersigned.
.1. A. McDermott,
Qualified Executor.
Or II. II. Woodward,
His Attorney.
7-7-04. 4t.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
All persons holding claims against the
estate of Wilson Lewis, deceased, are
nereoy notified to present the same duly
attested to the undersigned, and all persona
indebted to said estate are hereby required
to make payment to the undersigned
.
C. K. Gerrnld, .
Executor.
7-7-04.4t.
Stock holders Meeting, The Hank
>f Conway
By resolution of tho Board Directors
of The Bank of Conway, held July
<>th, 1904, a meeting of the Stockholders
of the said Bank of Conway
is hereby called on Monday, August
15th, 1904 at 12o'clock noon, at its
olliee in Conway, S. C. The purpose
of said meeting is to discuss and determine
the advisability of increasing
the capital stock of said Bank to
One Hundred Thousand ($100,000.00)
Dollars.
B. G. Collins, Pres.
D. A. Spivev, Secretary.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND
DEBTORS.
All creditors of the estate of Jos, W.
Ilolliday, deceased, nro heroby notified
and requested to forthwith render nn account
of their demands to tho undersigned
duly verified and attested, and all persons
indebted to tho said estate are hereby
notified and requested to make payments
to the undersigned.
Jos. VV. Holliduy, Havuge, S. C.
Geo. J. llolllday, Onllvant9 Ferry,
Geo M. Jobnson, Galivants Ferry.
Executors Estate of Jos. W. llolltday
deceased.
7-14 01
SOUTH C'AKOLl N A MlLltAftl
AGADOIY.
One vacancy in the State Bene
ficiary Scholarship to bo uwurdet
on competitive examination foi
Horry county,
t; Blank forms of application shouk
be applied for at once to Col. C. S
Gadsden, Chairman Board of Visi
I tors, or the County Superintendenl
of education. These applications
fully nuulo out must be in the hand:
of tf.o chairman on the 1st day ol
August, i 11 order to deceive atten
tion. I), S. GADBDEN,
Chairman Hoard Trustees.
FOR SALE.
I will ofTor for sale at my residence, t<
the highest bidder on July :H) h, 1004; nil
my household goods, kitchen furniture
faming took*, blacksmith's bellows and
tools, a lot hogs and some cattle.
ManthaO. McNnbb,
Qurley, S. ('.
Wofford College
SPARTANBURG, S. C.
Uknhv N. Snvdek, Litt., 1). M A,,
President.
Four full College courses. Favorable
surroundings. Cleveland
Science Hall. Cyninasium. Athletic
grounds. Ijeoturceour.se Library
Facilities. filst vear begius Sept.
21st 1004.
For catalogue apply to
J. A. Gainewell,
Secaetai\>.
\Vot'<or?l College Fitting School,
Spartanburg. S. 4
Fjlegant new buildings. Careful
attention to individual students.
Hoard and tuition for year $110.
All information given by
A. M. DuPre,
I load Master.
7-11-1 <?t.
? 'I'E 110 |
I ('liunipiou Stump I'lillor.
Tlio Stroni:eJ>t the Simplest " (S
k most eeonoini til of nil Stump I'til H
raters Try it before you ptiy for i'.l
Ui Guaranteed to pull your Mumps or I
^5 no pay asked. Writ" for (roe honk- I
n let Hvinuc {< - :i prie? >
D<a? ubimon v.i ? Mf ??! ?o.I
M'v3f^SZS-.xtT::
BICYCLE S !
Wo carry a full lino of Bicycles
and Bicycle Sundries. IJp-todato
wheels for sale or rent, (live us a
call when in town
Johnson A Lewis,
Todd's Old Store.
Feed, Livery, Sale
?AND?
Exchange Stables.
All kinds of draying promptly
attended to. i ;
Oscar Jenkins,
At Porters old stand.
Ninety Day Special!
For the next ninety days
I will give away absolutely
FREE ONE 10x20
High Grade Portrait
with every dozen Cabinet
Photographs. All work
finished in tne latest style
and guaranteed to bo' permanent.
Prices range
from $1.50 to $4 00 per
dozen.
It is my aim to establish
A Permanent Gallery
In Conway, and no pains,
will be spared to please my
customers. Call at my
tent on Main Street.
A. L. Proctor.
Conway Market.
FRESH MEATS
AND SAUSAGE
ALWAYS ON .HAND.
Orders taken and promptly delivered
every day.
g. l. marsh, prop
H. H. Burroughs.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
COWAY; S. C.
ROOM No. !)
SPIVHY BUILDING.
Aft A BANK DEPOSIT
Railroad Fare Paid. 500
y FRKK Courses Offered.
Board at Coa?. Write Quick
CEOROIA-XaBAM* BUSINESS COLlEGE.Macon.Qa.
Candibate's Cards.
AiiiiouiirvnicntM under IIiIhIk hiI xvll
i be liiMerled IVom now until tbe second
primary (If any) lor #.'>.00 pit) able lu
1 advance.
1 FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR.
T hereby announce myself a caudit
dale for tho office of County Supcr(
visor, subject to the action of the
$ Democratic primary,
r J. M. I). Jones.
The many friends of A. P.Johnson
hereby announce ht?i a eandjdate
for the ottieo of Supervisor of
Horry county, subject to the action
of the Democratic primary, and
, if elected will build good roads all
I over Horry county.
1 hereby announce myself a candidate
for re-election to the oflico of
County Supervisor, subject to the
action of the Democratic primary.
John L Boyd.
FOR CLERK OF COURT.
1 hereby announce myself a candidate
for election to tlie otliceof Clerk
of Court, of Horry County, subject
to the action of the Democratic primary.
John A. Bell.
1 hereby announce myself a candidate
for the oHice of Clerk of Court,
and pledge myself to abide the action
of the Democratic primary.
.loiin M. Oliver.
1 hereby announce myself a candidate
for re-election to the otliceof
Clerk of Court of Horry County, subject
to the action of the democratic
primary.
W. L. Mishoe.
With grcatful appreciation of tho
action of my friends in the past, and
yielding to their many solicitations
at the present time, ! hereby announce
myself a candidate for Clerk
of Court, subject to the Democratic
primary. Relying upon the continued
support of my friends as in the
past, I pledge my best efforts, if
elected, to the full discharge of the
duties involved.
Respectfully,
Jeremiah Smith.
At the solicitation of many friends
1 hereby announce my candidacy for
clerk of court of I lorry County,
pledging myself to abide the result
of the Democratic primary, and if
elected to perforin the duties of the
oflioe, under the laws fearlessly and
without favoritism to anyone; but as
a servant of tin* people meet the responsibilities
of the olVice and use its
opportunities to the best interests
of my nit i ve eo :ntv
\V. P Mr Queen.
KOJfl SHERIFF
I hereby unnouuee myself a candidate
for Sheriff of 1 lorry County,
subject to the action of the democrat
ie primary.
W. K. Molt.
Loris, S. C.
The many friends of Gaston F.
Marrell, hereby announce liiiu a
candidate for the ofiice of SherilT of
Horry County, subject to the rules
of the democratic primary.
Many Friends.
1 hereby announce myself a candidate
for re election to the ofliee of
sheriff of Horry County, subject to
the action of the I )emooratic primary
15. J. Sessions.
FOR CORONER.
1 hereby announce myself a candidate
for tiic office of Coroner?of Horry
County, subject to the notion of
the Democratic primary
A. H. J. Galbraith,
The many friends of Dr. H. II.
Durronghs, hereby announce n n a
candidate for the otlice of coroner of
Horry county, pledging him to abide
the action of the Democratic primaries.
Many Friends.
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for the House of Representatives
from Horry county pledging
mvsolf to libido tho ro?.nlt r?f tlm
Democratic) primary.
M. M. Stanley.
The Many friends of Col. D. A.
Spivey take pleasure in announcing
him as a candidate for the House of
Representatives, subject to the action
of the Democratic Primary.
Many Friends.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for reelection to the House of
Representatives for Horry County,
subject to the action of the Democratic
primary.
D. D. Harrelson.
FOR UPKRINTENDENT OF
EDUCATION.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for the oflice of Superintedcnt
of Education of Horry county, sub-1
ject to the action of the Democratic
primary. E. V. IJe3t
My candidacy for election to the
office of County Superintendent of
Education is hereby announced, subject
to tho action of the Democratic
primary,
W. A. Prince.
FOR CONGRESS.
1 hereby announce myself a candidate
for congress from thesixth congressional
district of South Carolina,
pledging myself to abide the result
<if the Democratic primary.
James Norton.
1 am a candidate for Congress from
the Sixth Congressional District of
South Carolina, subject to the rules
of the Democratic primary.
J. W. Ragsdalo.
Florence, S. 0.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for Congress from the 6th
Congressional District of South
Carolina, subject to the rules of the
Democratic, primary.
J. E. Ellerbe.
My candidacy for Congress from
the 6th Congressional District of
South Corolina is hereby announced,
subject to the rules of the Democratic
Primary.
Darlington, S. C. W. F. Dargan.
FOR TREASURER.
My candidacy for the office of treasurer
of Horrv county is hereby announced,
subject to the rides ot the
, Democratic primary, promising, if
olected, to discharge faithfully the
duties of the oftiee.
I J. IL Johnson.
I announce myself i^^B^dato for
reelcotion to the oTQj^^^^Basurer
Horry Count^J^^^^^^Eie ache
FOR AUDITOR.
My candidacy for re-elect ion t<
otlico of County Auditor is hereby
announced. J. A. I^cwis.
FORSTATE SENATOR.
1 am a candidate for Senator fron
Horry county, subject to the rules o
tho Democratic primary.
IV Durham.
1 hereby announce myself a can
didate for State Senator for llorn
county, subject to the regulation!
of the Democratic primary.
(J. J. Holliday.
For Magistrate.
I hereby nv.nounco myself n caudidnh
for Magistrate of Conway Township.
\V, M. Parker.
My candidacy for reappointment t<
thootlloo of Muglstrate at Conway Is hen
by announced, pledging faithful service!!
the future us in the past. .1. N. Jenrotte
The many friends of X. 15. Smart au
nounce him a candidate lor Magistrate ol
IJncks Township.
Eat
You
ML list.
And the place to buy groceries
of the best kind is at the
store of J. E. NICHOLAS,
EVERYTHING ELSE
you uecrjth'it is kept in a
first-class general merchandise
store is to be found there,
and you cannot buy it cheaper
any where else.
Call and bo convinced.
J. E. Nicholas.
Til I,1 WT i V Ik i O Ik
i ii IJ n i iiii ifii itif
?IS THE BESTJ!?" *
A machine that does the
best sowing.
You want a machine that
rnii3 easily, that sews evenly,
that works regularly,
ami satisfies always.
That's the machine we
sol 1. Right because it is
made so. See for yourself
how good it is.
Old machines taken in exchange
as part payment.
AY. R. LEWIS.
B. T. Hyman,
?THE?
PIONEER GROCER,
Has added in connection with his
Store an up-to-date
Bakery.
ALSO A FIRST CLASS
REFRESHMENT STAND.
When wanting Fresh Dread, or
Something Cool call on
B. T. Hyman.
VA
Water Ground Meal
A Specialty
We handle nothing but the ven
best KILN DRIED VA. WATEll
GROUND MEAL guaranteed tc
give satisfaction at all times.
The best Cracked Corn,
and live cars of Whole
Corn to arrive.
Mixed Oats.
No. 1 and 2 Timothy Ilay.
Prairie Ilay $12 per ton.
Bagging and Ties sold on
prompt delivery, or delivery
to suit the purchaser.
We have a heavy stock af RICE
and can make prices as low, if no
lower, than others are offering.
?tone Co
Wilmington, N. C.
DR. R. W. McCORC
SURGEON DENTIST.
MULL! S 5. C.
Cleaning
And Pressing
Done Promptly and
-AT
Reasonable Prices.
Ollice just opened in roar
of Conway Borbcv Shop.
Jos. R. Lesesne
One Minute Cough Cure
Fop Coughs. Colds and Croup.
Robt B. Scahdorodoh, 11/
3 President. Vic<
BANK O
CON^
} Capital Stock, .
DIE.
ROBERT B. SCARBOUOUG]
1IAL. L. BUCK,
s GEORGE J. IIOLLIDAY,
Wo will pay you ;"> per cent. in1
savings banks to those wishing1 to
plan for saving your nicklcs and Gin
banks and the interest, which we wil
BANK OF
: CONWA'
1 CAPITAL STOCK, *20,000.00. A
TOTAL YSa
r
! >. CI. COLLINS, Prksiiikxt. \
C. P. QUATTLEBAUM, V-PitEs;
Our Bank, being a local insti
up building of 1 lorry County and
In persuing this policy we take j
ers every aeeonunodation when c
With gratitude for the. liberal
cordially solicit your future businej
Respoct
D.
Old envd V,
When your Buggy
it is no longer serv
with a new one at
A thing of I leant y
AND WAGONS.
A. W. JEN
Southeastern Li
Chariest <
BUILDING AlATKHIAL OK
HOOFING "ItUHHUO
"Coles H
II1S OPEKING S,
August First, S
Give him big brea
VOU WILL !
He
Tobacco ^
In tbo good old town of CONW
and faithfully. Capt Coles' abilil
well known to need comment.
jpOOQOOOC
V
A (?l00r>0r
O
^9 Our (J rand Sc
ancc Sale, hef
. will continue
Q
O | Ai.:
&
I \'r?iv iu tlm I i
Sand Summer <
at your own
Conway Ba
A
Ssooeossoe
T. II. .
AT THE OLD STAN
@ WftfiOna, Carts, Bond
also Keep a full stock of all Wi
Material.
I do a (iencral I.in
"J ^
il. L. Buck, Will A. Fkekamx,
0 President. Cashier.
If HORRY
^AY, O.
$25,000
EC TO US:
U, W. li. LEWIS,
W. A. JOHNSON,
WILL A. FREEMAN.
erest on yearly deposits. Will furnish
open small accounts with us. Try our
nes, and you will find that these little
II pay you on your savings will help you
CONWAY,
(. s. c.
SURPLUS FUND, #17,003.00.
ISTS, $140,000.00.
ICERS:
D. A, SPlKY, Casiiikr.
\ M. W. COLLINS, Asst. Cashier.
itv^ien, has' always stViven for the
for the betterment of her citizens.
leasnre in extending to our customonsislent
with sound banking.
patronage received in the past, we
;s. *
fully yours.
A. SPIVEY, Cshier
ily
or Wagon gets old and ugly, so that
icable, I'omo to us and lot us fit you
our usual low prices,
is a Joy forever, so is our BUGGIES
KINS m. SON.
CHATTANOOGA
ANE IVIILL
. 12 weight ."><>() 1 bs.
pucity from do to
tGiilloils Juice per
Price $30.00.
Hanhvaro. Harness,
ProHiery.
.,ny tic . r i > :nv line it will pay
i t i give us a call.
lorry Hardware Co.
me & Cement Co.
>n S,
ALL KINDS. IIIGII GADE
ID." WHITE FOR PRES.
- 1 1 . 1 i- i
as Come"
\LES WILL BE ON
econd and Third
ks on these three days.
NU> III ill AT TIIE
>rry
W arehouse,
AY where he has served you so long
ty to serve the tobaeco planter is too
BENNGTTSVILLE MARBLE WORKS
Bonnettsville S. 0. i
Prices and Ddisffns of Latest Style 1
M6NUIVIEN S TOMBSTONES I
ANI) CUKHINGK H
Furnished on Application,
irst Class Work, Reasonable Prices
J. \V, Pate, Salesmen:
eneral II. K. Casque,
gent. Conway, S. C.
Rev. ('. L. Huggins,
Calivants Ferry ,S. C, lAm
|
ice Setle. Q |
mi Annual Clear- ; - '
ore stock taking,
______ ______
mo to buy Spring
jloods of all kinds w
ror/iin Hotise. A
B
!?BOSSJOO?
TO! JjIE,
D NEAR THEGULLEY
Cas MAI) E TO OK DEU^^?2> 1
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