The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, February 23, 1905, Image 2
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THURSDAY FEB. 23rd 1U05. t
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Bisco. I
Owing to the cold winds for the l
past few days the weather has been
very disagreeable. Notwithstand- (
ing the farmers have been preparing 1
tobacco beds. I
The Rev. J. W. Todd visited friends
in this section recently.
,T. T. Mincey of Green Sea, visited
his parents in this section last week.
G. K. Stevens and Alva Suggs of '
Eldorado, passed here ono day last !
week. ,
Mr a n T i '
. .v. vi utvivuo muu nut uuai Hi"
ing daughter, Uiss Mary,'of Eldora- 1
do, paid friends and relatives a pica- '
sant call one day last week.
Collin Donnan of Dulah, passed
through here one day last week.
Mr. Editor, I would like to understand
why it is that we can't get
"The Herald" before Saturday Is
it because they are not sent in time,
or is it some careless post master's
fault whilo in transit, I think it
must be the latter as the other postollices
near here nearly always receive
theirs on Thursday. We would
like to get them on time.
Mr. Henry Harris is erecting a
new dwelling near his old residence.
M. T. II arris wont to Conway one
day last week on business.
Miss Callie Harris was a pleasant
caller at Mr. J. 11 Hardee's one day
last week.
Mr. Norty Harris paid friends and
relatives a visit last week at White
Oak.
M. M. and N. M. Hardee of White
Oak made a business trip to Gurlcy
last week.
No small pox as yet has been reported
here, but it is close by.
E.G. Tyler is clearing land and
improving his farm.
No new tobacco barns as yet, and
no talk of them.
Wo wish some prominent man
would try to get up a rural mail
route on this road.
Daniel I'rince of San ford, passed
nere lasi aaturduy.
W< H. Stevens of White Oak, was
with us on Saturday night.
L. M. Stevens made a business
trip in the Adrian section on last
week.
Quite a crowd attended services at
Oano Branch on Sunday. The Kev.
Lewis Booth of Adrian delivered a
good speech which was very interesting.
C. S.
From the Bay.
^ Health is generally good.
"Thortf are no new cases of small
pox at this writing and we hope we
will have no moro cases to report.
A few days of fine weather have
banished tho water of the recent
rains so our farmers can begin to
hustle again.
Some of our farmers have declined
tho idea of planting any tobacco at
all while there is a few that still
hold on the staple.
Hi I think that it is well enough to
plant a little of both cetton and tobacco,
but don't go wild over either
one, for neither will not sustain
life.
Wo learn that the Pee Dee river
is over flowing its banks and some
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or our ooys iaueu 10 cross at oanoy
BlufT last week oh account of the
recent rains.
A number of our good citizens were
seen one day last week at Cedar
Creek adding to the unfinished bridge
at that place, so the mail caVrier 1
could cross. This is a new bridge, I
but probably was not extended far
enough and the little embankment
that was thrown up was soon washed
awny and was in a dangeroiu
condition until fixed. i
Docia and Delphia Ward i
r and their brother Chester, Miss Dora *
White and her brother Luther, ?were
visitors in the Pleasant View sec- i
tion last Sunday afternoon.
M. White went to Green Sea on j
business one day last week. I
Several from this section left for
Conway last Sunday expecting to t
attend court this week. i
Rev. B. H. Harrelson filled his
regular appointment at Black Creek i
last Sunday. He preached a long i
and interesting sermon to a large
and contented congregation. 1
Spry. t
C?bu
Rev. H. P. M. Todd filled his reg\
ular appointment at Mt. Ariel last
VSunday. 1
\ The small pox is raging in this (
section. There aro four cases about ^
dne half mile from here, but not ,
dangerous.
P. C. Phipps made a trip last 1
^ Friday evening and returned Sat- c
j0 urday with his boy that ran away 1
f from homo about three weeks ago. c
The farmers in this section are
getting readv for the coming season, j
If all of the farmers will plant small ,
crops, the time will soon come when
they will get high prices for both j1
cotton and tobacco, and the county
will see the best period of prosper- .
ity that has ever visited her.
Miss Bettie Edwards of Boris, ,
was a ploasanl visitor in this section
last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Edwards
left hore lust Saturday co visit ,
friends In the Boris section. c
Quite a crowd of folks wont from k
her? to Ccmway on last Monday.
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Editor Herald:?Will you again al)\v
me space ir. your valuable pai>er
r>r a few words to my many friends (
Farmers are very busy preparing
or another crop, but it is not likely
hat there will be much cotton plantid
ni this part of Florida as there
ire numbers of bales in this couuy
for which there is no sale.
The growing of vegetables ami
oodcrops is the order of the day.
This country is noted tor the growng
of most any kind of crops, so
ur as 1 have tried it.
Times are lively with plenty of
vork to do, and generally good wares
are paid for any kind of labor.
The natives of tins country own
my where from ten to five hundred
lead of cattlo. There is no doubt
hat lots of the Horry people would
ike to come to Florida if it were not
or the idea of sickness. Most of the
iconic who come to this place at the
rime 1 came are now in far better
lealth than they were when they
irrived here. One of our Horry lalies
came to this county at the same
,ime that I came. She was in very
>ad health and had been for two
/ears. When she had been here six
nonths she was in the bloom of
rood health.
Does this speak well for the health
>f Florida? An old colored woman
lied hero last week at the ago of one
lundrcd and forty-live (145) years.
She leaves four children, three girls
\nd one son. One of the girls being
120 year old. another 117 years and
mother one is 105. The son is 05
years of age. Her baby child died in
Tampa. Fla., last summer at the age
j[ 85 years. The three girls have
ill been married, but their husbands
ire all dead of course. Now what
r?fLU<n#vl HI/1
?v?v.i I v?iv? Ul UOUrSC.
This family left Georgetown count}',
S. C , lifty years before the Confederate
war. Since that time they
have lived in Florida.
Another one of our Horry boys,
Mr. 10. F. Hardee, on February 6th.
100f? was quietly married to Miss
Lela Shaw. Mr. Hardee is a younjr
man of good standing and a son of
the late Mr. John Scot to Hardee.
Miss Lela is the charming daughter
of Mr. Bryant Shaw.
J. W. H.
l-'orncy
The health of the community is
is good.
The Her. J. T. Todd and Rev. H.
P. M. Todd visited relatives and
friends in Mrrion last week.
Mrs. Sarah M. Bryant of Adrian
is spending some timowith her sonin-law,
A. W. Bridges at Brownville,
S. C.
Mrs. Queen Collins is visiting
near Haskell
J. T.Todd has sold out his merchandise
business to 11. 1*. M. Todd.
Samual Owens has moved on W. |
II. Calhoun's farm and W. II. Todd I
has moved near his father, J. T.
Todd.
W. J. Lawrimore of Denver, Fla.,
is at heme with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. II J Lawrimore.
W. II. Calhoun has made additions
to his dwelling house.
vV. F. Todd is on a visit, in 1>U
soi), 6. W. Todd near Nixonville.
The Rev. Mr. Davis filled his appointment
at Aniioch last SundayThe
river is high and fish scarce
Pee Dee.
l*oi?oiin In Food.
Perhaps you don't realize that
many pain poisons originate in your
food, but some day you may feel a
twinge of dyspepsia that will convince
you. Dr. King's New Life
Pills are guaranteed to cure all sickness
due to poisons of undigested
food?or money back. 25e at Norton
Drug Co. Try them .
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Jordan villc.
Health of the community is bad
at present.
George Capps and D. A. Lawrimore
of this plaee visited the t.'v
on last Moaduv.
Misses bYcddib and Victoria Ploy
visited friends here recently. The\
left Tuesday for Florida where the;
will make their future home.
A. P. Capps and W. H. Capps
attended the meeting at Rehoboth
church last Sunday.
Rev. J. C. Davis filled hi* appointment
here on last Sunday.
A T. I lux of this place visited
Conway on last Monday.
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Cool Sprlfijr.
No death or marriage to report
now, but we. are listening for tho
bell to ring before long.
Lots of rain and everybody seems
lo bo behind with their farm work.
We are glad to see the Rev. J. T.
Smith out again after a severe illness
caused from a fall during the
ileet.
Rev. C. ij Huggins was a pleasintcaller
in this section Sunday
Miss Efhe Vaught and Mr. Berry
\llen visited friends near Box on
Sunday.
D. Sparkman Bucks who has been
reaching near Haskell is teaching
near here.
Mr. and Mrs. T. F Squires of Galvants
Ferry visited the former's
nother on Saturday and Sunday.
W. L. Squires and son of Pino Isand,
are visiting the former's moth*
?r, and looking after the farm.
Hustler.
Etntorprisc
Health generally good except the
measles and a few cases of the so
'.ailed small pox.
The farmers are busy preparing
or another crop, but don't think it
will be cotton.
We are glad to say that Mr. O.
ft Woodbury, whoso leg was aeciientally
broken some time ago, is
apidly improving and will soon be
>ut again.
Mr. and Mrs. L E. Singleton ex)t,ct
to leave this place in a few days
/O visit friends and relatives in I)oand,
Fla , also Mr. W. J. Singleton
sxpects to spend a few days in Florda
before long.
Mr. W. J. Singleton's savr mill at
his place was broken down last (
veek but will start up again in a
ew days.
Henry Singleton visited friends at (
Dongola last Sunday. (
Rev. A. MoFarlan will preach at
Cntcrpriso school house on the 3rd 1
Junday at 3 p. m.
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J. D. Boyd is very ill with an abscess
in his side which has broken
an the out side. He is in a bad condition.
The weather was very rainy last
week.
N. J. Hardee shut down his saw
mill last week on account of snow
and ra?n.
S. C. Gore and W. G. StJrvis will
plant tobacco this year. S. A. Gore
says he will plant tobacco this year,
and will also plant a crop of corn,
peas and potatoes. Let us plant
smaller cotton crops and get better
prices for it, and if we have any,
hold it till prices rise. The farmers
are slow preparing for another crop.
Wo hope all will flx up their fences
this year and not bother their neighbor
about his stock. J.J. Galaway
is making a start at plowing.
M C. Dorman is yot teaching our
school with a good enrollment of
pupils.
W. II. Stevens of Bisco was on
o?r streets Sunday.
S. 1* Gore of The Bay is visiting
friends ind relatives here.
Tidge Hardee went over the lake
last night.
W. A. Suggs went to Daisy one
day last week accompanied by Miss
Strickland.
Levi Anderson is making improvements
on his farm. J. M.Grainger
of Bear BlulT is building a new house.
Mrs. John Faulk, Chadbourn, N.
C., visited friends and relatives hero
last week.
Cor.
<i?irley.
Mr. M. V. Stanley of Conway has
been here for some time on important
business.
John W. Princo spent some time
last week in the northern states.
Mrs. William Lane of Zoan, and
her charming daughter Miss Pot,
wore here last week.
Rev. W. S. licOaskill of Conway,
preached a very interesting sermon
at tlie Baptist church last Sunday.
Mr. Salmon Prince died near here
the 15th inst , at the age of about
seventy six years old, and was laid
to rest in the Cartrott grave yard.
W. L. Mishoe was here last Sunday.
Geo. Muggins of Galivants Ferry,
was seen here recently.
L. W. Anderson, and Miss F.tlio
! McNabb was in the Poplar section
last Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Harper has been very
ill for some time.
F. G. P.
I.Mai tic.
Warmer weather.
People are su(Torino with cold.
Farm work is badly behind here,
owing to so much bad weather.
Our school at Simpson Creok closed
on last Friday. Mr. C. E. Barker
taught us a good school. It is
reported that Mr. Barker is going
to Florida, but we hope Mr. Cheatham
will stay with us.
Mess .las. Kay, June Hooks and
Walker Gerrald of Zoan, visited
friends here recently.
Ilogs are dying of cholera. I
think all old hog beds should be
burned to keep other hogs from
catching the disease.
Mr. June Hooks returning home
on the 12th (a very rainy day) it is
supposed that Simpson Creek had a
wet June in February.
Podge.
Shell.
The small pox here is almost at
an end.
Ernest Chestnut visited II. L.
Smith the first of the week.
W. II. Todd is making the farmers
open their eyes, showing them how
to improve their farms
James G rainger of Bear Bluff, is
erecting a new house.
Austin PiiiiDti.nt
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the Wolf Hay section last Sunday.
W. I. Parker is lining a hustling
business at Shell and is a great help
to the coinir.Suity.
.T. P. T.
The small pox is about played out.
The soil is bciug turned for new
crops.
People are slow in buying guano.
J.icy will not use as much as last
year.
Our free school closed at tus place
on the lGth iost., under the care of
VV. I) Lawrimore. We recommend
Mr Lawriinore to every school as a
good teacher.
Messrs. M. A. and Tilly Spivey of
Tabor, N. C., visited Mr. H. L.
Smith 011 Saturday night. They a
were looking for strawberry hands. \
B. C.
.ttfoiily.iiitc I'alna
are instantly relieved, and perfectly
healed by Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
C. Rivonbark, Jr., of Norfolk Va.,
writes: "1 burnt my knee dreadfully;
that it blistered all over
Bucklen's Arnica Salvo stopped the
pain, and healed it without a scar."
Also heals all wounds and sores, 25c
at Norton Drug Co., Druggists.
Pisffah.
We are glad to say that the dis
ease called small pox is nothing more .
than chicken pox.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Gorrald. of
this vicinity, recently moved to Columbia.
S
Luther Gibson has recently moved
to Columbia.
Miss Lettie Harrdson and Miss
Cora Garrelson were visitors at P. b
D, Gerrald's last Sunday. C
Prof. Walter Gerrald was in Con- ^
wav last Monday and Tuesday on
business. ^
Prof. J. T. Floyd has been very r,
busy cutting lojjs to bo sawed into a
himber. o
G.W. I
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wvuui vrcvn. tl
Wo arc having plenty of rain for "j
the last few days. tl
MivM. B. Small visited his sister, tl
Mrs'-./Mdie Todd. c<
M ly.^jdy Stroud of Hoard man,
N O^lpent a few days last week
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. *
John Stroud T
Mr. II. MeDaniels passed through
m-route to Nichols.
Miss Zilla Stroud, Miss Ora Tyler
ind Miss Fleet Lewis were pleasant
ml tors at John Stroud's last Saturvi
A sociable was given on Saturday
light and enioyed by everybody.
J. Q. Floyd passed through last _
,veek on business
S. C.
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while
are co
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it you will fin
traction and
Advj
SPUING STYLES now ?
creations. Come and loc
yourself No assortmen
we are showing. One
worth 10 cents to bo !
and all other goods in pr
prised at the low prices \
cotton has called and we
don't over-sleep your rig
Correc
? for mpn ?r? K'
and Domestic Suitings, i
orders, with tape and scp
Besids coup
and workma
give you low ]
made clothe!
I CONWJi
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Our Prices arc always T(111 ]?T
the Lowest in the lUluLil
Prescrintinr.
is up-to-dato. Ask your p
next one. Prompt s<
Remember Wiley's Candies a
I Norton
BOOK-KEEPING. SHORTHAND.
Positions Cnaranteed.
Cheap Cash
We hare opene
Dry Goods
and also <
Lino of
Which wo can sell as low as
do, is to como in and look for 2
polite attention, Yc
B. F. TVI
Summons for Relief.
TATE OP SOUTH CAHOLINA, J
County of Horry, 5
L*ji)uri in uoimnun rieasj
M. 0. Dusonbury, trading un Dusenury
& Co , Plaintiff against John Q.
)lark, Defendant.
Jopy Summons for Relief, Complaint not
Served.
To the Defendant John Q. Clark,
'OR ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and
squired to answer the complaint in this
ction which has been filed in the oTce
f the Clerk of the Court of Common
'lens for the aald County, and to serve
copy of your answer to the said comlaintonthe
subscriber at his ofTlce at
Jonway, S. C,, within twenty days after
lie service hereof, exclusive of the day
f such service; and if you fall to answer
re complaint within the time aforesaid,
ip plaintiff in this action will apply to
le court for the relief demanded in the
omplaiat.
II, II. Woodward,
Plaintiff's Attorney
?ated January 81st 1005.
'o John O. Clark, absent defendant;
Take notice that the complaint in this
Jtion was filed in the office of the Clerk
f the Court of Common Pleas, In and
>r the County and 8tate aforeaeid, at
on way, S. (J., on the 21st day of Jan
iry A. D. 1905.
1. L. Mlshoe, II. EI. Woodward,
COOP. Plaintiff's Attorney.
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?Sub*crib? t? Thk Uveal*.
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MBER
NEMENT
called for the
n s tan t, and
in town you
rdially invited
?
ke our store
carters. In
d comfort, atattention.
inced
on display. All the latest
>k them through and post
t anywhere to eoual what
solid case of "36 ' Hatiste
sold at 5 cents per yard;
opotion. You will be surve
are making, but 7 cent
are showing our hands, so
hts.
Attire
avG a full line of Imported
led stand ready for your
tare in hand.
ling good fits
nship we also
prices on tailor
s. Try uc.
(GAIN
HOVSE.
Quality |
STORE I
D1F&RTM1HT. K'S'!', I
)UU?
i Department
hysician where to take your
?rvice on 'phone orders.
,re the best.
Drug Co.
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TTPKWHITIJf G. TELKQRAPBT, .
Writ* tor Catalog, now.
Store-^^.
d up a neat line of
Notions Shoes
larry a nice
Groceries.
the lowest, all we ask you to
rour own interest. You will get
>urs respectrully,
roN en co.
Kindergarden.
Tiwill bo glad to cnrolo scholars
*- for the coming session, which
begins Monday March the 6th. I
will be in more convenient and comfortable
quarters than was occupied
last yoar by the school.
EMILINE A. COLES,
2 23 5-2t.
CHEAP FOR CASH
I am at the tame old corner with
a largor and more up-to date stock
of Genoral Merchandise than evsr
before. I Buy for cash aud sell for
same. I run no risks on bad acoounts.
When you hare cash to
pond, spend it with me and you
will And that I keep the "Cheap
Cash Store of the town."
Choice Groceries. ,
1
I invite inspection of mj Hue of
choice groceries, *hich I offer for <
cush at the lowest prices. VUit the
corner when you come to town.
,J. E. Nicholas. ,
8 l9oa
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8 2 YE
8 Yet 1
X For
There is still ahead of yt
wait for the weather to ^
to otTer, to close out quii
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SHOES.
We don't handle any
Shop for every Jobbe
ha B? nl ones and some 1
? \N get the good oi
W& others. Can show you
assortment, the best st.
values in the county. V
cialty of shoes. Just ai
brated Godman line for
ladies Tf they don't s
Xjr don't cost us a cent. V
8 a pair? Just ask , for
Remeinbtr, anything \
shoes
MEN FLEECED LIN I
ft WEAR.
XK The $1.00 a suit kind
| HJH Extra values in Hoys'.
BOYS AND YOUTHS
SOLUTELY AT
Some little lots of this
V which must go at oue<
yours for just what the}
We can't tell you about
XX sell. Just thought of th(
of Wool, Wool-mixed am
XX kets also to go at a re
Xk come richt on. vou will 1
88 cry tiling wanted for a poi
TKanks=
their prosperity and liai
their for the business j*
We promise better serri
jj h. l.
I&QQOOOOC
the
IS
THE
I our it
and <
Burrou<
up u ii.
Go to J. D. Graham's at
Loris, S. O., to tfet your
Groceries, Dry Goods and
Notions. A full and complete
line of General Merchandise
always on hand.
Just received a car load of
Studeliaker
W mf on a anil
Harness, v.
Derrhiff Moweri
and Hakes
Always In stock.
Cheap Tor Cash
or on time with
Hood Security.
Get your mowers and rakes
now and be ready to cut
your oata, then your hay.
Highest prices paid for
Country Produce, Chickens.
a Specialty.
Your* far trade
J. D. GRAHAM,
LOKIS, 8. c.
1-19-05 3m.
Cook & Powell
TH1??'
riUKSfci PEOPLE
Sell the best stock to be had.
Dash or good Security. Cannot be
beaten in quality or price.
We have just received thirty head
>f ehoice mules.
Come to see us.
Yours for trade,
Cook & Powell
Fair Bluff, N. C.
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EARS OLD. 8
Recognized as Leaders ~S|
Reliable Merchandise. 9t
>u three months more of heav) cold winter weather-we don 't
jet hot but right now, when you need them, we are going
rk, some astonishingly good values in winter goods.
O ME OF THEM: X
LADIES SKIRTS. ? 9C
one brand of 0 Sold at $1.25 Now 1*3 cent. 1 Sold at
r or Factory $1.50 now $1.23. f> sold at $2.00 now
hat ain't good $1.50 11 sold at $3.50 now $2.20. ^4^?
les?leave the -1 sold $4.00 now $3.00. 3 sold at $5 00
today the best now $4.00.
V les, and best M EN'S 11E A V Y SHI UTS. 1 ^
IdelV YhnVi^p Wool, knit and fleeced lined. Over
I II i i Shirts, blue, black and gray mixtures um
oi? f*i with laced buttons or double breast
;nnt vnn t..I fronts. Considered extraordinary II
the Codmaii. U'?* t\wW> for ^,Srt!?
._ . . vours for $1.23. Come muck don t W
uu WBn* ,n mi88 thorn. Jff
SD UNDER- MEN'S AND lW^S SWEAIEUS
Some good values 111 these to go with
wn . the shirts.
now > cent. GROCERY AND HARDWARE
DEPARTMENT.
SUI1S, AD- We shall pay more attention than ever
COST. to these departments the coming year,
kind of goods and will guarantee to give you prices
3 and they are and services that will merit a good
r cost. us. share of your trade in this line. (filw
everything we iik\vv okockuiks, hacon, corn, laud,
'in?a niceline rick?(ill),000) lbs. now ready for you.
1 Cotton Blan- Anything you want in Groceries,
duction. Dot Feed, etc. All kinds of Farmers Hard- $n3
[ind almost ev- ware, Tools, etc. We make special
son or a home. close prices in any thing in these dep'ts
At the beginning of this bright new year we wish to extend
to all our friends throughout the county our best wishes for
ppiness for another twelve months. We also want to thank Jrw
lven us last year and ask a continuance of their patronage.
ice than ever. Very Truly Yours,
BUCK CO. h
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tcJsUai-JL OJLlslGJE, I
. THE RIGHT STORE-~~< 1
FOR YOU TO BUY
E BEST^GOODS. 1
Pell all your friends to call at the Gullv Store
e there is a full line of Dress Fabrics, Emleries,
Laces of all kinds, Stylish Goods of all
* for Summer wear, at lowest prices. You
he beuefit of experienced buying.
OUtt LIN 10 OF /
Men's Youths' and
Boys' Clothing 1
ae found to bo one of the Largest, if not indeed
\rgest in Horry County. Our Gents Furnish- p$j
Hoods can hardly be duplicated in this sec- t.J?j
Then too it will interest you, to look over
all line of Shoes, in Patent Leather, Vici
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&>e K. P. GUANO DISTRIBUTOR
NO OI.OG8 AND CHAINS TO CLOG AND BREAK.
J. C. COVINGTON, CLIO, S. C.
BARGAINS!
BARGAINS!
ASSIGNEE'S SALE AT AND
BELOW COST!
The entire Stock of General Merchandise* of W. T. Ellerbe, in
the store lately occupied by him on 8rd avenuo, in Conway, S. C ,
will be sold regardless of cost, for the benefit of his creditors',
BEairVTVXNO TODAY.
WTRftf rovll? til T O ?3 m OTjntrr.^ ? --
L UVOX omtvvuu. Call before the good* arc
picked over. The best bargains will 1*0 first,
Offers for the whole Stock in Bulk
will be Considered.
C. P. Quattlebaum, C. E. St Arhand
I Aifigntw. Agent For CrdH*r?. .
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