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a IS months |1.00< >n Aifsstt. i flics st Conway, 8. 0., as , d-clas# Mattsr. ( iDVERTIBINQ.?Business ents per line, body type, 'hanks and CommunicaPorsonal Nature charged loi . >ecial Rates According to L?cngth. Obituaries, 1 cent a word in excess of 150 words. Oftieial advertisements at rate allowed by tiaw. Display Advertisements, rates furnished on application. Mako all checks and orders payable to H. II. WOODWARD, Editor and Manaoer. THURSDAY FEB. 2nd 1005. 1 Some people are entirely too careless uoQut getting safe titles to lands 1 nr.rl mnnv tliinlf if of nn imnr.clano. to have a deed recorded. The time 1 is near at hand when a very small 1 tract of land will be moro valuable than a very large tract used to bo. A little care will oftcu prevent a , law suit at some future time. The oyster and clam question is up again in tho papers and the Legislature is beiug urged by some citizens to try to pass some legislation, that will protect tho shell fish of our coast. The masses of the people have been resorting to tho natural beds for oysters and clams from time immoriona), and we suspect, thero are some Legislators who v;ll hesitate about taking away this right that the people havo enjoyed so long. While enjoying the right, they havo over dono it and have torn up these natural bods so that shell fish are not as plentiful as they used to be. It seems that it is now up to the town council to do or not to do, in respect to the new school building and the issue of bonds for internal improvements. In a long article a few weeks ago, a leading citizen called upon the authorities for some statement of the status of both of these matters, but the request has, so far, hocn entirely ignorod, so far as tho paper is concorned. And if the writer of tho article mentioned, has had any information given him in answer to his questions, it was given to him privately and not in public print. The way that false report* gain currency in a community and are scattered far and near through tho country, is often amazing. The town council recently passed a compulsory vaccination ordinance and there was not one word contained in it concerning the vaccination of persons coming into tho town from the country, yet some silly peoplo, wo have no idea who they are, have been industriously telling eycry where they went, that everv*^jarmei?, or other person as to. Vtiat matter, wno came into ^jtfnway had to be vaccinated^^ijho jg being told ^^f^^ii<oms\Tl^b difTerontly in different sections of the county. In some places It is to the effect that a visitor hore from the conn try must be vaccinated before ho is permitted to enter, in others it is told that if a person, who has not been vaccinated comes to town, ho will be held and not permitted to dopart until the vaccine goes into his arm IIow ridiculous it is that people will give currency to flimsy stories before they have had time to enquire into the matter! The town, in the first place, has no right, even if it wanted to do such a thing, to vaccinate any person, a mere visitor, against his will. The town has been quarantined against peoplo suffering ^ from small pox and against persons V who are suspected of having been exposed to the disease, but the town has no idea of trying to vaccinate the county when it wants to come into the town. Tho lie is hereby given to all such false reports. Adrian Saylnxs. \ Mr. J. W. Booth has torn down i his old house and is building him a new one in the same old place which adds much to his place. ' Rov. J. C. Davis filled his appoint- j - - I mentat Poplar on January 22d. , Miss Molsey Booth is vory sick. < Br Norton was in Qur midst yoster- \ dav attending her. Mr. G. W. Sessions who has been , sick for somo time is improving. | W. M. Lewis' houso eanoe very c near getting burned to ashes last week. A spark out of thochimnoy ( caught on top of the house, and the } alarm was given. Mr. Hamp Long | was soon at the scene and with the \ \ help of Mr. Lewis' wifo the flames ^ were sood outoned. Mr. Lewis and \ It most of the family were away from ; j homo at the time. I W The work is progressing rapidly \ I In replacing Mrs. Jenrett's house which was burned some timo ago. ? Cor. m . m f ,.? > i Gallvant's F?rry. a fl One of our Galivants Ferrv citi- c \ /ens. has bought out Mr. II. G. vSmith of Exile. Mr. Smith will move a Yo Marion. li ^uv.i rnMr. Walter Gerrald was the ed in r^Ycst of Mr. C. K. Gerrald on last d derson, nncjay. raid, E IA dog belonging toC. K. Gerrald a J. M. Mqint mad recently and did much h qtrickiapmago through this neighborhood. x ler, Z Q. U. lie (lorrtfK St an ley di ors N. \ Hobt Baft ' Stalvoy, Vy Cook. \ hH* I lot proving dangerous so far. In J. M. White succeeded in i?ettiug m )fT to Alabama last week, and we e<j wish hitu much success in his new liome. nc Miss Daisy Stephen's school clos- ur Dd at Black Creek on Tuesdoy of lust week. w B. F. Harrelson was in Mulling on cc business one day last week. w I notice a good many tobacco beds >1. are already sown. 1 fear it will be tii more tobacco and as much cotton. sj We had a few cold windy days in last week. d< J. W. Ward is having lumber w sawed for the purpose of building ai him a new dwelling. t! Messrs. B. F. Barrelson and J. W. cc Ward attended the Union at Mill m Branch ir. North Carolina the last tli of last week. w Several from this section attended the Union at Pleasant View on last Sunday. Messrs. Muthius Hewitt and Tern Boman of Tabor, N. C , spent one night in this section last week. Vf Ben Holt of the Lake Swamp section has made his homo with his sis- j0 tor, Mrs. Annie Mishoe of this sec j1( tion. Miss Daisy Stephens spent some r?, time with her cousin, Mr and Mrs. jn Dillon Gorrald of the Lake Swamp section, last week. Gf L. C. Ward made a business trip W( to Mullins last Saturday. The correspondents at Prlneeville and Kldorado will please accept my ]a thanks for commending the Bay correspondent in our last issue. 1 am glad myself to have the valued opportunity of being with the boys again. at Some say that low priced cotton has taught the farmers a good lesson this fall, but lets see if low priced tobacco don't teach them a hotter one next fall. Preston A1 ford and family left for ^ Florida last week where they will make their home. |a Many good wishes to^thc Herald and all its readers. i, Spry. Shell Personals. |( Miss Bessio Parker is visiting her . ?-.? v . n brotner, vv. i. I'arKer. J. II. Anderson was a pleasant e< caller at T. II. Patterson's last Sunday. P. Lewis paid II. L Smith a pleasant visit, last Sunday. W. D. Lawrimore is visiting his friends and relatives in the Dongola ^ section. p J. T. Andetsor. has his now build- ? ing nearly completed. Farmers are busy making tobac- a co beds I don't think they will j. plant so much cotton this year. S. A, Gore has a line strawberry 0 crop. The school hero is progressing fj well under the careful management a of Mr. W. I). Lawrimore. J. I). Causey and family visited II. | M. Chestnut last Saturday night ? and Sunday. S( II. C. Last Wednesday and Thursday a were the coldest days of the season. Contractor G. W. Williams is building two up-to-date houses for S. W. Verecn Mr. J. J. Chestnut's Saw mill is sawing lumber for the little village almost day and night.* I There is much of last year's cotton () stored in barns to wait for ten cents Small tobacco and cotton crops this jj year is the order. S. r. Eldorado Items. The weather is better after several days of windy and cold weather. Messrs. J. M. Royals and M. C. hua.^1 it?:? 1/lMlll.tll itlC UttUIHll 11^ bUU U1JIKI1 ill Hickory Grove. G. K. Stevens has moved into 1.is new house. ? Tho mail carrier failed to get 1 horse across the lake ou account <? 11 ice, hut came on foot. Mr. John Hoycl will start to Flor ida next week. \Ve are in favor of planting but ? little cotton and use but little guano. We want to see tho day when NV guano will be greatly reduced in NV prices and cotton prices advanced. We think the farmers had better 01 plant corn, potatoes and Peas, and look to the smoke houses and barns for a living. No. 2. ? p From INIxonvlll?. It was very cold last week, but It colds arc very prevalent in this neighborhood at this time Mrs. W. II. Heaves died at her home at Reaves' Kerry, 8. 0., on A the morning of the 21st inst, about three o'clock a. m. She leaves an infant babe about eight days old. ^ Mrs. Susana Stanley, an aged lady died on the20th, at tlies home of her son, L. J Stanley, near Heaves' J"' Ferry. il< Mr. Dixie McNeil's oldest son died n>l an the 20thaud was buried at Saiem an Sunday, after being funoralized ?" t>y the Rev. Allen McParland in the jj1( presence of a large congregation. ?u Dur sympathy is extended to each of c<> ^he bereaved families. pi The Horry Union was not verj C<i well attended until Sunday, per- ph iaps on account of the cold weathsr. Mr. T. I?. Owens, John King, Mr i)f 3ox, Mr. Cook, Miss Chan King and Hiss Nellie Dewitl, all of Myrtle 8el Jeach were in attendance unon the Jnion Sunday. of Our school at Tilly Swamp closed 0, ast week, 101 Mr. Sam Vereen and sister, Miss jlzzie, of Littlo River, were at the ^ Jnion on Sunday. B. II. Vaught and IIamp Parker _ lay ihoy will try tobacco this year. Mr. Vaughn Watson is having a p ine dwolliug erected at his place \ vbich will juld much to the appear- K inco of his place. Mr.'Z. R. John- i on of Myrtle Beach, wo learn is the ontractor. Ti The farmers are preparing for i mother crop. Wo hope not for as argo a crop of cotton as last year. B. J. Cox of Toddvillc, spent Sun- p lay night here with his parents. Miss Louiso Sloan who has been jo ttending school here, returned , omc to Little River on Monday vith her father. Y C. * etion are : talking of putting in more tobacco |r and less cotton this year than they did last. I think five cent tobacco will boat five cent cotton. 4 Wo have had some of the coldest weather this winter we ever felt. Andrew Kverago has accepted u position with tie Sizor Lumber Co , and has movi <1 near hero. Mr. <>. 0 Sessions Is improving from a cut on his foot. 'i'ne Kive Will Unio:: which convened at Ml. Vriel last Saturday and Sunday was well a'tend. d. M. N. 15 Grave Trouble I'orcsecn. It needs but little foresight, to toll that when your stomach and liver are badlv affected, grave trouble is ahead, unless you take the proper medicine for your disease, as Mrs. John A Young, of Clay, N. Y , did. She says: "I had neuralgia of the liver and stomach, my heart was weakened, and I could 11 ?t eat. I was very bad for a long time, but in Klectrio Hitters I found just what 1 needed, for tliev quickly relieved and cured me. " lk\sl medicine for weak women Sold under guarantee by Norton Drug ( o., Druggists, at f?0c a bottle. igoiii/iiii; Burn* are instantly relieved, and perfectly ^ healed by Dwcklon s Arnica Salve. C. KiTeiibark, Jr., of Norfolk' Va., ^ writes: '1 burnt my knee dreadfully; that it blistered all Over Liuckleu's Arnica Safve stopped the j pain, and healed it without a sear.' Also heals all wounds and sores, 2ac at Norton Drug Co., Druggists. I'oInoiim ill B**n 114] Dcrhaps 3*011 don't realize that many pain poison^ originate in 3001* food, but some day you may feel a twinge of dyspepsia lhat will convince you. Dr. King's New Life I'ill** ni'c if 11 a r:i n I Km I f.? ..in... ?ll ci..l/_ >t prove very dangerous. Noah Shelly of Cool Spring visitI in this section on Sunday. Several of the young folks from tar here went to Conway ast Sutday. We notice in last week's issue here some of our farmers are en uraging the tobacco planters. I ould advi e the farmers t<> make ,eir products for home consump on go as far as possible, and then tend the rest of their time in workg at a money crop, and if they >n't handle as much money, they ill not have so many calls for it, ul not be compelled to spend what icy do have. 1 think by so doing iltou and tobacco will take a rise, onoy will be more plentiful, and to road that now looks so gloomy ill become bright, A. C. E. Jordan v i11?? Notes. The health of this section is not try good at present. Mr. and Mrs. S. N Davis of Kama* visited the latter's parents to recently. Mrs. C. A (lodbold and Miss rettie visited rolu lives and friends this section recently. Misses Freddie and Victoria Floyd Gideon, were in this section last rek visiting relatives- and friends Mr. 1 McMartin and family have turned from a visit to Pine Isnd. Mr. John Floyd visited in this seeon last week The tinners of this '. (immunity are 'cparing for another crop. They *e sick over five cent cotton. Subscriber. Ilaytioro News. Tho health of our community is morally good at present. Mr it. M. Prince went to Conway st week on business. Mr-. Thomas and A. P. Elliott were i Floyds township last Saturday. Mr. W. F. Mi.shoe passed this nlace ist Saturday en route to (J-urley. Mess. John ami Gurley Prince are ustling clerks at this place. Thos. Elliott will soon have his ow cottage completed. Mr. E. if. Jenkins was in tho (lidon section recently. Fly. Lnbana. New buildings are going up. .1. E. Graham lias a largo new uilding Hearing completion. Bubo [ichardson has a new building diich will soon bo completed. Mr. Waterman Booth filled his ppoinIntent at Brown Swamp on ist Sunday. Isaac Daw.soy has lately moved in ur com muni ty. Alva Hughes and wife paid relaives and friends of this community visit recently. Melton James, Walter and San lodges of tho Cedar Grove section rero pleasant callers at Isaac Daw ay's last Sunday. W. J. Ward and others of tliD action were visitors at the Uniot i lichnboth last Sunday. B. W. Gerrald called' al \V. II. Iraham s last Monday. TSanf ord Andrew Hardee and Miss Fati )oyle made a Hying trip to Bruot n Saturday. Z. T. Durant s house caught oi re iusi l" ricmy out was soon out ol anger. Ollie Todd was a visitor at Mrs ). E. Gerald s on Sunday. L. M. Stevens visited friends al liis place on Saturday. W. II Gerrald was a visitor ii lie Daisy section on Saturday. Jim Tyler and T. T. Suggs wenl a Hruce on Sunday. Tigon Hardee made a pleasant eal verthe lake on Sunday. Some of our neighbors have had lm small pox. Miss Margaret to Tyler is very ill Miss Martha and Chasde Stevens vie visitors at Mrs. I). E. Gerrald's n Sunday. R II. Tyler spent a few days ith relatives near Clarktou last reek. Joe Sarvis was among t he large rowd at Cane IJraneh on Sunday. llobo. Summons For Relief, STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of I lorry. (Court of Common Picas.) tirroughs & Collins Co., a Corporation, duly chartered under hikI hy die Law* of tli? Statu of South Carolina, 1*1 ai nt i IT vs lbert Jordan and Sarah Jordan, Heir? it haw of 'A Jordan, dec maed. Defendants. Copy Summons for Relief. (Complaint not Served.) .The Defendants Albert Jordan and 'Sarah Jordan YOU ARK HEREBY SUMMONED id required to answer the complaint in inaction which has been tiled in the of ? of the Clerk of the Court of ('onion Pleas, for the said County, und to rve a copy of your answer to the said mplahit on the ubscrjber at bis ollloe Conway, S.C. within twentv d.ivs jifti r o st?rvl?-?? hereof, exclusive oi the day of eh service: Mid If you (nil to answer the mplxint within the time aforesaid, tier lintiiT in ttiis action will apply to the mrt for the relief demanded in the com tint. II. 11. Woodward, Plaintiff's Attorney. sc. 29th 19^4. To Albert Jordan and Sarah Jordan, ab at defendants; Take notice that the complaint in this tion was tiled in the ntf.ee o( the Clerk Court of common PIoiib at Conway, S. on the 29th day of December A. I), j 1)4. II. II. Woodward, Plaintiff's Attorney. , L, Mistioe, C. C. C. 1*. i-Oft?6t. erfect Health. cep the system in perfect ot ir by the occasional use ol iitt's Liver Pills. They rcgate the bowels and produce A Vigorous Body. or sick headache, malaria, bil usness, constipation and kin ed diseases, an absolute cure UTT'S Liver PILLS - ...w ?> w I KVV/V4 IV VW I * U1I oiv,nnuss clue to poisons of undigested food oi'money buck. 25c ut Norton Drug Co. Try them. ( Notice to Creditors, All persons holding elaiius against the ( r-tate of Elva K. Melson, deceased, are hereby notified to file tho same duly verified and attested, with ti e undersigned within the time fixed by law or this notic, will lie set tip in bar of their recovery and ail persons Indebted to said estate ' are hereby notified to make payment to tlie undersigned. Or II ii. Woodward, J. J. Pitman, His Attorney. Qu dilled Executor, a : '! ft- It. ( Foreclosure Sale. [ My virtue of :i judgment of fore- J, closure and sale, in the case of Me- "c ' Nair and l'earsall against Mattic s Tyler et al, I will sell at public auc- v lion before the Court House door at ( Conway, S. C., on the lir.st Monday ' in February, IiM? 1 it being the Gtn 1 (I iv of said month during lite usual s de hours for cash, " All that plantation or tract of land lying and be- ( ing in Kloyds township, and near t Alma Itoud in Horry county and t containing fifty acres, more or less, bounded as follows:" On the north by Dwiglit Orain ger. on t he west by Aug. Ty ler, on . the sou Hi by Klias Jernigan, and on i the east by f lie deceased .1. Q. Jorf nig.in and others, such being the deseripti(M) in the mortgage given by i , Jamos Tylor to Daniel Tyler of date ' Nov. ilOih 1898. and subsequently t transferred to the plaintilTs. 11. J. Sessions, < I OIJV.'l l II , 1 12-05-td. I Notice ?f f-'innl Discharge, Hotice is hereby given taut oil tho 3rd ? d ay of F?bruary A I). 100a, the under- t. signed, as guardian of the persons and est it? ?. of F. Willard, and Lucian I), i> Willard, will apply to Honorable II N. > Sessions, Judge of I'ro'mte in nnd for the county >.f Horry, and St ite of .Sou b Cari olina, for a Una I discharge as such guardians, |j. !? Hard wick. 1 5 or. It. fwwntmHmMirrvxsKu&Bumtmmm IT THIS TI OUR WHI1 COUGH B Wo have all tho Cough Syrups Itory. Don't cough all day an you u cough syrup that st?>| voiir patronaire for the New \V 1 LEY'S CANDIES?Frcsh Norton C BARGAIN BA1 ASSIGNEE'S S BELOW COST! The entire Stock of General Moroli the store lately occupied bv him 01 will be sold regardless of cost, for B loaiix >i^c FIRST COMK, FIRST SERVED picked over. The best bargains wi Offers for the who j will be Co C. P. Quattlebaum Assignee. Poor Farm" for the purpose of reloviug timber or otherwise. J. L. Boyd. Supervisor, Horry Couuty. t. BHP M ML (Jo to J. D. Graham's at Loris, S. C,, to get your Groceries, Dry Goods and Notions. A full and complete line of General Merchandise always on hand. .lust received a car load of Stildehaker Wagon* and Harness. Herring Mowers and Hakes Always in Stock. Cheap For Cash or on t iiuo with ( OH d Security. (Jet your mowers and rakes now and be ready to cut your oats, then your hay. Highest oriees paid for Country Produce, Chickens. Eggs a Specialty. Yours fo * trade I. D. GRAHAM, lokis, s. c. -10 -05 3m. Cook & Powell THE HORSE PEOPLE 4. Soil the best stock to be bad. 'ash or good Security. Caunot be >oaten in quality or price. We have just received thirty head if choice mules. Come to sec us. Yours for trade, Cook 6c Powell Fair Bluff, N. C. CHEAP FOR CASH I am at the same old corner with i larger and more up-to date stock >f General Merchandise than ever )cfore. I Buy for cash aud sell for lame. 1 run no risks on bad accounts. When you have cash to pend, spend it with me and you vill find that I keep the "Cheap 3ash Store of the town." Choice Groceries. 1 invite inspection of my line of hoico groceries, v hich I offer for :ash at the lowest prices. Visit the ornei when you come to town. J. E. Nicholas. Clothing Sale In order to make room for new stock I am soiling out my stock of IVinter clothing and dress goods At Cost. You are invited to look over those foods whether you purchase or not. dill linilHrniOftnnc fill. f.1 Foil. ?... ..^i.vtvjMUk wvi o iv#? ^\s\j\i iuuiii y jroceries at the lowest prices. Give me a call, A. P. Johnson CHES CKLE. "E PINE ALSAM. that have proven sati&fac() night too. Let us sell >s the cough We solicit Year and pure; the best made. )rug Co. I III < T ^ ff RGAINS! ALE AT AND v I ii^ndisQ of W. T. Idler bo, in i 3rd avenuQ, in Conway, S. Q, the benefit of his creditors, 3- TODAY, Oajl before the goods are 11 go first, le Stock in Bulk nsidered. , C. E- St Amand Agept for (Jreditors. K ^ ONI I 2 YEAR |J Yet Recognize For Reliable There is still ahead of you three months moi wait for the weather to get hot but right nc Arm to otTer, to close out quick, some astonishing SOME Ol 2K SHOES. We don't handle any one brand of Shoes, for every Jobber or Factory has good ones and some that ain't good ?We get the good ones?leave the K&ir others. Can show you today the best assortment, the best styles, and best values in the county. We make a snccialty of shoes. Just added the celebratcd God man line ior children and ladies If tliey don't suit you they don't cost us a cent. Wont you try ?8 a pair? Just ask for the Godmnn. Remember, anytiiing you want in shoes MEN FLEECED LINED UNDERWEAR. The $1.00 a suit kind now HO cent. jB Extra values in Boys'. BOYS AND YOUTHS SUITS, ABSOLUTELY AT COST. Some little lots of this kind <>f goods which must go at once and they are fig yours for just what they cost us. We can't tell you about everything we sell. Just tliought of them?a nice line of Wool, Wool-mixed and Cotton Blan kets also to go at a reduction. But come right on, you will find almost evfl ery thing wanted fur a person or a home. II TPlx xm E At the beginning < M. lattlllVO to all our friends th their prosperity and happiness for another then' for the business given us last year ; We promise better service than ever. 9 i * - jj M. L. tS U 1THE GUki IS THE RIG FOR YOU the bes" I- Toll ull your friends nero there is a full line broideries, Laces of all k kinds for Summer wear gfl tfet the beuelit of cxperic OUK LI | Men's Yoi Q Boys' C will be found to be one of the largest in I lorry Coui infj Goods can hardly b< tion. Then too it will in our full line of Shoes, ii I and Calf. Burroughs^ ^TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT* --r ? t: Good Rei With renewed encgy and dctermina thp JJew Year apd we are goipjj t( benefit to our customers and ipeiden anything you dosire and at the t}m prices. Seeing is believing, so come values for the money of any concern upon the merits of the goods therm and better service than ever befor< in or.o building and our store is filloc you want and call for what you do n be moved boforo Spring, so until Fe to a finttth. S~ PAUIOP $l.o0 She Kxamine our velvet remnants as the hand made ladies' hats left. Get yo cost. Jnfact anything you want tha store is to be closed out for the ast rush, or rin^ 'phone26 and ^et priei 5^ / ^ rv MI mmr w ? r c: vunwav %/ | Hoi g? liiuaiiiiiiiauiuiuiui . ) \ UM)C). jK I !S~OLD. i 1 ;d as Leaders M ' Merchandise. if roofhettv.> cold whiter weather-we don't-. * w, when you nee J them, we are going ly good values in winter goods. gvlh F1 THEM; LADIES SKIRTS. Jiff . fi Sold at $1.25 Now 93 cent. 1 Sold at $1.50 now $1.23 5 sold at $2.00 now $1.50 11 sold at $3.50 now $2.20 4 sold $4 00 now $3.00. 3 sold at $5 00 now $4 00. MEN'S IIEA VY SH1RTS. ?% Wool, knit ar.d lleeccd lined. Over Shirts, Blue, black and gray mixtures with laeed buttons or double breast fronts. Considered extraordinary values at $1.50 per pair, for this sale m yours for $1.23. Come quick don't * miss them. MEN'S AND BOYS' SWEATERS 2Q) Some good values in these to go with the shirts. GROCERY AND HARDWARE ?% DEPARTMENT. We shall pay more attention than ever to these departments the coming year, and will guarantee to give you prices BlM and services that will merit a good share of your trade in this line. Bf iikavy oroorriks, iiacon, corn, i.akd, rick?(30,000) lbs. now ready for you. gj Anything you want in Groceries, Feed, etc. All kinds of Farmers Hard- JrM ware, Tools, etc. We make special close prices in anything in these dep'ts >f this bright new year we wish to extend i'm roughout the eounty our best wishes for twelve months. We also want to thank ind ask a continuance of their patronage. Vkiiy Truly Yours, 4jFp CKCO. | sosooooooooae? al -QTORE J HT STORE | | TO BUY [GOODS. I | to call at the Gully Store ? of Dress Fabrics, Einiiuls, Stylish Coo<ls of all , at lowest prices You need buying. Ni; OF ? iths' and 1 o t h i n g the Largest, if not indeed uty. Our Gents Furnish* u duplicated in this sec- H terost you, to look over am 1 Patent Leather, Vici HHHHHHHHHHHHBHHHHHHHHMHH HHHHk COLLINSCol mmwimmi: ? 11 solutions 3 lion, we enter upon the duties cf ) make this year ono of special tally to ourselves. We will havo ~/\/^ p yon want it apd at the right -y>^^ and see if we do npt give the best in the county, We sell strictly ~^2 jelves and will give you quicker 3. A I! of our merchandise is now 1 to overflowing, so ask for. what ' otsco. All heavy materials must bruary 1st our prices will be cut es;crrtr"75cts. S3 n/N^P y co at half price Only a few ur pick before tho.y go at less than t is kept in a general mercantile ;ing. fomc early and avoid the es from Iy^5 A/^ Bargain j sef ^ 22