The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, March 16, 1905, Image 3
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8 Dress, Goods
Voile, Hutibtcs, Mull, Organdy, I
Fancy Dress (Lnghuin and nil
fabrics for Spring and Hummer >
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FOR LA 1)1
Southland Hello Shoos in Oxford,
out Colt, White (Joods, in fsct nl
^ - late styles.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
? Spring weather and "that lazy
feeling."
? Hal L. Buck Co., has a large new
advertisement in this issue
?This week almost breaks the
record for bad weather.
?Road the largo ad of Splvcy Mercantile
Company in this issue.
?Read the change in the advertisement
of Conway Bargain House.
?The county board of assessors
mot at the court house last Tuesday.
?The roof is going on the new
store of Hal L. Buck Co., this
week. I
-?The township board of assessors
for Conway township met at the
Auditor's ollice last Saturday.
?The new hardware company has
opened a large stock of hardware in
one of the stores of the King block.
? A negro slight-of-hund porfor-'
mer attracted a crowd to the public
square lust Saturday euening
, '
?Capt. J. E. Coles has opened a
livery and drayago business at the
llorry Tobacco Warehouse, and has
a card in this issue
? The weather was very warm last
week as compared with the. weat her
several weeks back, and there was a
heavy rain on Thursday night folfowed
by cloudy weather.
? The turstees of the Hurroughs
Graded school hav? let tin1 contrast i
for tho erection of the new school
building to contractor E. It. Leslie
of Hishopvillo and the. work will
begin in a short time.
The contract has been let b\ W.
R. Lewis for the erection of three
more tenant houses on his property
in the southern part of tho town. II.
P. fat tie is the (contractor.
There was an investigation at
Loris last Thursday, before Judge
J. E. Prince, in which the parties
were represented bv attorneps from
the Conway bar. The case was finally
continued and notice, of appeal
was given.
A survey of the town is being made
by the commissioners of internal
Improvements preparitory to put
ting in it system of drainage. Some
move hits been looked for and it will
1); gratifyintf to know that at last
a step has been taken in the direction
df good drainage. Krnest lleaty
is the surveyor.
?On last Kri lay, the following
persons were baptized by the Rev.
J. L. Shinn, pastor of the Raptist
church: Misses Eulee Tisdale, liessie
Durbago, Blanche DeHory. and
Douglas Burbtge, and Julian Diis- |
enbury. He states that he has added
eighteen to the church since he
has been hero, and on next Sunday
night he will deliver a Temperance
sermon, to which everybody is invit
ed.
?There were two escapes from the
county ehvn gang last week, one lining
a negro by the mime of Sam
Wilson, the other a white man, Albert
Rogers It turned out that
Wilson was oily trying to escape
from one squad of the gang to get
into another. After staying out for
a day or two he turned up at Conway
and stated to the authorities
that he wanted to work in the other
squad under Cnpt. Todd. Albert
Rogers has not been heard from
though the authorities have been on
a strict look out for him ever since
ha made his oscape.
Entertain merit at Juniper Hay
Schoon,
A f t < 1n oim/uiu. Piil t Aitm /\f f/\it it
ire; i u nui lurui \ji luur
y4 mouths, our school quietly camo to
a close on lust Wednesday; Miss
Anna Jordan, the teacher, giving
ent ire satisfaction, making tho best
monthly avorago that has beer
made at that school for several
terms.
At about 10 o'clock the spelling
match began which was very
amusing to the spectators and made
the parents feel proud. After the
spelling match, came the spcochos.
Miss Rosie Jordan opened tho exer
ciscs by reciting, ''Little girls
fancy" and was followed by Clarence
Jordan on the "Man that sings so
loud." Next came Miss Annio
Hux with a recitation ontltled, "Tho
swallow and I," followed by Miss.
Mary Cooper, "Little Bunnies "
Next came Master Frank Johnson,
"Mary's little lamb. " "Tho bright
sido," by Miss Annio Skipper; "Lit
tie white lillie," by Noal Jordan;
"Little beginnings," by Miss Froslio
Hyman; "The little shade" by
Miss Laura Johnson; "How to do
right," by Miss Adline Jordan.
Next was tho distribution of candy
by the committee.
NG SALE
^ March 17tli
re di-pose of our immense stock of
GOODS
i. Hats & Clot
.awn, Cap", .Men's Furnishings i
dress complete than ever. Those
Af>.,r Suspenders are tin* lies' hen
Mont dust.
Ribbons
I'at Some Specials in Itibhnns.
I the KM LIROI DKItY- l'he 10 c
r? cents.
INSEU'I IAN Same price.
L?nv Special for a short time only,
lion s.
or better service,
2RCANT1LE <
soestooooo:
supervisor hxpi.aiins.
A Statement in Ills Article of Last
Week and Produce* Affidavit.
ICDitor Herald:?In conucction
ivitll li*V ctiitomnnt nf lncl wnnl/'u iu.
V>J M VI* vv v?i V V/ I H?0 1/ ??v* O ? O
sue, I beg to state that if any one
lias construed my statement so as to
reflect in any way on the Clerk of
the Board, (J. Fred Stalvoy, it was
not so intended. 1 can say further
that I have known Mr. Stalvoy intimately,
both personally and in business
ever since I have been in pub
lie life aud have no cause to distrust
him,
To substantiate the assertion 1
made regarding the original claims
being' in his possession, I only have
to refer to the following affidavit
that was filed in my ollleo s?une time
ago, to wit:STATlfi
OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of I lorry
W. A. Moore being duly sworn
says that he was at Conway and assisted
the County Board of Commissioners
and their Clerk, O. Fred
Stalvoy in transacting their olliee
work from January to August (inclusive)
!!'>U4, and that in assisting
them he handled all the claims and
ehweks handled by them during that
time and to his actual and personal
knowledge all cheeks issued were
upon proper itemi/.ed a no sworn ?.<>
accounts; and furthermore that he
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uunTcu ?iii me approved claims
upon tlic tile books and tboicb.v had
occasion lo haiullc all the claims as
presented ouch month, and also that
tie had further occasion to carefully
examine alt the claims before the
said Uoard prior to August in inak
ing a compiled statement for Supervisor
J. Ij. Boyd for his use in the
Campaign opening on August the
JHh , and that at that time there
was on lilt? all the claims then paid
by Hoard of County Commissioners
up to that date.
Sworn to this 2nd day of Jan. 1005.
(Signed) W. A. Moore.
Robt. H. Scarborough, (H. S.)
Notary Public, S C. j
If this is not satisfactory to all
tax-payers or other persons inter
esled, if they will call and see me 1
will try and make it so.
J. L. Boyd,
County Supervisor.
Mr Editor:?So far, 1 havo refrained
from in,iking any public statement
regarding the foregoing, but it seems
that the time has come. It being a
provable fact thatall lecords were
straight just prior to my unfortunate
paralytic stroke last August,
I take it for granted that they can
sooner or later be made so again,
and hence I (not generously, but as
a matter of protecting my own honor)
volunteer to replace any amount
that might Uo unexplainably charged
against inc.
? G. Fred Stalvey,
Clerk of the Board of County Com.
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Iron mixture.
Now is the time to tako a spring
tonic. Hy far the best thing to talto
lis Murray's Iron Mixture. It makes
pure blood and gets rid of that tired
feeling. At alt ilVuggists. f)0o a
bottle, or direct from TliM MIJUHAY
DHUU CO.. Coluinbiu, S. C.
Sudden DeathJ.
Ktlwin Duser. bury died suddenly
lust Tuesday night at his home
near t /onway. He was found dead
in his room on Wednesday and the
cause of his deuth is nut known.
Overworked Kidney.
Murray's lluohu, Gin unci Juniper
is proscribed and endorsed by eminent
physicians. Prevents lvuiney
Diseases, Dropsy, Bright s Disease,
etc. At ail oruk stores. ll.Oo a
bottle, or direct front Til 10 MIJUU'VY
DKUU CD., Columbia, S C.
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MARRIED
On March 5th, at the residence
of 11. P. Ilarrolson, Miss Ada Jane
Fowler to Mr. Meivin Fowler
The bride is the cuurming dauuliter
of Mr. Neill Few lor and the
groom is a rising young man and a
son of Mr. Washington Fowler a
highly respeotod citizen. Magistrate
II. P. Uarrelson performed
the ceremony.
The Colonel's Waterloo,
Colonel John M. Fuller, of Honey
Grove, Texas, nearly mot his Waterloo,
from Liver and Kidney trouble.
J In a recent letter ho says; 'T was
J nearly dead, of those complaints,
and, although I tried my family dootor,
ho did mo no good; so 1 got a
50c bottlo of your groat Electric
BittoJs, whioh ourod me. I ooasider
them the best medicine on earth,
and thank God who gavo you the
knowledge to make them J' Sold
and guaranteed to euro, Dyspopsia,
Biliousness and Kidney Disease, by
Norton Drug Co., at 50c a bottlo.
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Confusion over School Order.
A school order for 116.40 issued
by the trustees of the Hulls Island
school in 1H01, in pay men t of a sup
posed claim to one Charley Cox for
digging an artesian well, lias resulted
in a prosecution against the trustees
of that school for a misappropriation
of funds or a like charge.
It is asserted by some of those interested
that Cox was under contract
to get a flow at the well for a certain
sum, and as he failed to get a flow,
he was not entitled to any pay. The
charge against the trustees will be
tried at I.oris before Magistrate
I'rinco on April 20th, and will doubtless
awaken some interest in that
section of the connty.
Cast) was Compromised.
The store building lately occupied
by the postofllcc was claimed by two
different business concerns, each
contending that they had rented the
store from Mr. Collins the owner.
II. \Y. Mishoe?& Co., were in possession
of the store with a stoek of
goods, and the other claimant, Davis
& Co , brought a proceeding before
Magistratee J. N. Jenrette and
Daniel Grainger charging a forcible
entry and detainer, to decide
the right to the store. Last Friday
was t he day fixed for the trial and
the jury had been summoned to try
the ease, but the parties compromised
and the matter was thus ended,
Davis Co., getting the store.
South Georgia ProverbsIf
you will keep a bank account
long enough, it will one day keep
you.
The man who sets upon the stool
,1.. . t.: : " *
>7i >iii mn-uiug is never criticised.
If you rise in life you will soon
know who your enemies are.
Make no friends with an angry
inan. As well make a bed of stinging
nettles or wear a viper for a
necklace. Perhaps the fellow is just
now very fond of you, but beware of
him for he who barksat others to
day without a cause will one day
howl at you for nothing. Don't of
fer him a kennel in your vard, un
less he will let vou chain him uo.
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Ntnrdiiia .Horhillty.
Statistics show startling mortal->
Py, from appendicitis and peritonitis.
To provent and cure these
awful diseases, there is just one reliability,
Dr. King's New Life PillM.
Plannery, of 1-1 Custom House
Place, Chioago, says: "'They have
no equal for Constipation and Biliousness."
2iSc at Norton Drug Co.
Small Pox in the County ,lait
H. CI. MeDaniels, a prisoner now
serving sentence in the county jail
for larceny of live stock for which
he was convicted at the recent term
of the court, has developed a ease of
small pox. lie came from a section
,,f . lw> . -- : -- "i ? *
wi iin- ruiimv in r loyus losvnslllj: [
where the small pox had bocn pi?cv
alont for some timo. and it, is I>c- j
lieved that lie had it in his system
when first brought here to jail to
stand his trial in the court. He is
an old man and the disease may go
hard with him. U Is later that ano'hor
prisorer has the disease The
Jail has been quarantined.
Card of TliaiikfV
I desire to ox press m.v heartfelt
thanks to the many friends whoso
generously extended their help in
replacing my dwelling that was
burned.
Mrs, S. T. Jonrette.
Incredible Itrutallty.
It would have been inmwlihln L,..n
tnlity if ("1ms. F. Lemborgor, of
Syracuse, N Y , had not done the
best he could for his suffering son.
"My bov," ho says, ''cut a fearful
gash over his eve. so I applied BuckIrn's
Arnica Salve, which quickly
(healed it, and saved his eye." Good
1 for burns and ulcers too. Only 2.r>c
at Norton T), ug Co.
Citation Notice,
Uy II. N. Sessions, Esq., Probate JudgeWHEREAS
James A, Lewis made
suit to me. to grant ldm Letter* of Administration
of the Estate of and effects
of A. II. J. Oalbraith.
THESE ARE THEREFORE to cite
and admonish all and singular the kln.i.
red and creditors of the said A II J,
Galhraith deceased, that they he nnd ap-i
pear, before me. in the Court of Probate,
to be held at Conway S C\, on March
lflth next, after publication hereof, at 11
o'clock in the forenoon, to how cause, if
any they have, why the said administra
tlon should not ho granted
GIVEN under my Hand this 2nd day
of March Anno Domini, 1005
II. N. Sessions
Probate Judge II. 0.
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PERSONAL. <
?O. N. Jeurette was in town last
Saturd.iy.
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?J. M, Chestnut was in town one '1
day recently. li
?W. S. Howett was in town one
day last week. a
?Senator llolliday was here the
firsi of tne week.
? T. II. Needy was in town the
(ir*t of this week.
-U. A Dnsenbury went to Chadbourn
last Friday. r
?Chas. Marthinson was in Con- ^
way last Saturday.
G Gore of Little River was ^
in to-vii last week .
C
?C S- Lee paid the Herald a call 2
one day la->t week.
11. L. Lewis was a pleasant
caller one day last week. {
?Daniel Suggs was in Conway on
business last Saturday.
W. K. Holt of Loris was among
those in town last Monday. ^
?S. C. Richardson was a pleas- o
ant caller one day recently.
?V. I). Johnson was in George- *.
town on business last week
?I. 11 Fuircloth paid this ofliee a t
ulcus.ml cull one day last week. |
II. II Jordan paid the ofliee a ^
pleasant call one day last week. 4
- M. A. Malone was in Conway f
on business several days recently. I
The Rev. S.J. MeConnell was I
hero lust Friday for a short time. I
? 11. l\ Little has just completed
some brick stores at Chadbourn.
Auditor J. A.Lewis went to
Loris on business hut Thursday.
I!. R Firk 'r of Nixonville was
here on business one day recently.
10 l\. Skippor of Loris was in
Conwavon business one da*' last *
,1 V. McDowell paid the office a
pleasant cull one day the last of the
week. t
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S M Mo^'abb of (lur'.ev was jj
union# those who vi-itod the oily
last week. Dr
\V. 10. Vic* "ord will !?< ah- ]
sent from his ofiieo for a few days
after t he 21st
--The lion Uobt. M- Scarborough J
returned last week fro n t!io inauguration
at Washington.
J. A. Oalh am and family have
moved into their new cottage just
completed near the (Jally store, i
Mr. and Mrs. Purifoy Holmes s
of Vidnlia. Ma., are visiting the |
parents of tbo 1 tier near Adrian.
I I
13, J. Carter, who lias been liv. (
in# at Dillon, s. C , for the past (
year or t .vo. lias move I hack to Mo- (
ris.
? \V. D. Liwriinorc of I)on#ola
was in the city last week and left '
last Monday to attend the jp'.uV-d i
school at Venters, S. C. C
| ?John Rush of North Carolina '
[ was here a few days a#o ar.d entered
suit for several rafts of timber that '
had been seized by parties g^O'e. '
? Rico from $2 -?> to per ba#
at A. Rolls, tiaybovo. <
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11? A. A UW1 1 U UgllD
Physician and Surgeon. I
CONWAY, S. C, J
Honin No. 0. Spivey building.
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CHEAP FOR CASH ;
I am at the same old corner with
a largor and more up-to-date stock 1
of General Merchandise than ever <
before. I Buy for cash aud sell for i
same. 1 run no risks on bad ac- |
counts. When you have cash to i
spend, spend it with m: and you
will find that I keep the "Cheap
Cash Store of the town "
Choice Groceries. (
i
T invite inspection of my Hue of
choice groceries, which I offer for
cash at the lowest prioes. Visit the
corner when you come to town.
J. E. Nicholas.
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krmory Troop "L" ) Special Order
>. C. Calvary N. G. No. 2.
Conway, S. C. ' Feb. 13, 1905.
1-Complying with special instrucions
from the Adjutant General's
'dice, the annual inspection of
Proop "L" (Horry Hussars) will he
licld at their Armory on Thursday
Vpril (5th 1905
2?The following extra meetings
re herebv ordered:
Saturday Feb. 18th at 10 a. m.
Saturday Mch. 4th at 10 a. m.
Saturday Mch. 18th at 10 a. m.
Saturday Mch. 25th at 10 a. in.
Saturday April 1st. at 10a. m.
Thursday April 0th at 10 a. in.
The commanding oflicer earnestly
equests the presence of every
nembor of the troop at each extra
nd regular meeting between now
,nd the annual inspection.
\ttest; Ily Order,
Goo. It. Marsh, Chas J. Epps,
"). S- Capt. IstS. C. Cav. N. G.
1-10-5 7t. Commanding Troop "L"
CLEANING AND
Pressing
lone promptly and at reasonable
iriocs. Ofllcc just ojiened in rear
f Conway Uarber Shop.
Jos. R, Lesesne.
Chinese Laundry. I
Collars and CufTs, Ironing
Machine. Work turn- B
ed out promptly Send B
me a trial order. Family
washing taken. Satisfaction
Guaranteed. Work B
neatly executed, and in fc
First Class Style. Yours E
for Good tWork,
Call on B
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Trespass Notice
All poisons are hereby warned not (?
pcs|)]| .y by hunting or in anyway on niy
inii in (Jr-M-n Sou t <\vnshi|)
i *> 2t. Mrn. Ilouriotto Herrelson.
Dr. R. VV. McCord
sr.iuir.ox dkntist.
nULLINS, S. C.
>I A I ? IvlO I S.
IP/ LMINGTON, .V. (
?l?'rits Turpnulinn Per Onl- 50c.
{< in ,.,,.Pi'i" ni>l yi 50,
Par Yr Iil.l 2S0 lbs $1. <10
'rudo TurponMnn Hard Per Ubl ...$2.30
'rude Turpentine Rip I'or IJld $3.70
'ntton Middling Steiuty at .,,7 *4 8<\
coa*if vi r. s. (\
SgRH 13c.
;blck?-i)H drown. ,25c.
'liickniH Spiinjr If) A 18c.
leeawax 20c
Pallow }) 1 -2c
'ork Fresh .....0 I-2c.
Vns.M1, 1,00
Iweet Potatoes 40 A. 45c.
These, markets will he
corrected weekly,
SPECIAL NOTICES'"
STKA Y HI)? A black Si }| O li t
about 8 mouths old. cvop and
iole in right ear and swallow fork
n left. Owner can get same by
calling ai my place and paying
rhargos. J. P. llaxley,
12-5 3t. Jordanville, S. C.
WANTED?50 bushels of peas.
Highest cash prices paid for
ow peas at L. 11. Burroughs Co.
1-9-5-3t.
STIiAYED-Atmy place one yellow
black spotted sow, list boiind
shoulder, about 2 years old.
3rop and split in right ear, upper
square and under bit in left. Apply
and pay charges to J. M. Chestnut,
Shell, S, C.
1-9 5-31.
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WANTED?Lady or gentleman
of fair education to travel for
a firm of $250,000 capital. Salary
$1,072 per year and expenses; pad
weekly. Address M. Percival, Conway,
S. C.
FOR SALE?One No. 1 typewriter
only been in nse three
months, will sell on liberal terms.
Address, J. W, Prince, Bayboro,
S. C. 3-10-5 lm,
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Spivoy & Colins Co.,
FIttK INSURANCE.
B icy cle s.
D. A. wpivey, ? ? President.
M. W. Collins, ? ? Secretary.
G. S. HACKER & SON,
544, 546 and 548 King St,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
ill OUIitH X <; ,
Wii)'!ii\v mid \ucy (1 l.?ss a
." .peelalt y.
UN l HON
Wo wish to nr nounee to tho pub!
lie that wo have opened up a lull
j Mno of
! DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES
IX THE
Murrell Building
jXoavlho .Masonic Hall, where we
will ho triad to wait on our friends.
OUR PRICES are as low as the.y
can he fit;tired, and we challenge
comparison of the quility of our
tfoods. Give us a call nr.d \*ei. our
prices,
INI III
3-9-5-H.
A. T. Collins
COMMISSION
MERCHANT
AND BROKER
Orders solicited from country
merchants. Call at the Post
Office.
Cheapest
STORK
In Town.
ltice $2.20 per hundred.
Good meat at 61 c. per pound.
Cheapest place to buy shoes.
Winter goods and clothing at
and below cost to make room for my
Spring stock. Gail during court.
Next door to Herald Office.
A. P. Johnson
One Minute Cough Cure
Tor Coughs, Colds and Croup*
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DUSE FURNi:
IGS SHADES MAT'
BUSINESS. I
_? and see us, wo arc located
JJllfc? injr and are prepared to fun
u* to rttio in ail kinds of house furnish
Wooden ware;' Bi
Willow-ware, Ret
Rattan Rockers.
Mr tlroeif, an export furniture man
lad to show you through the lino. \
is for payment on the instalment ph
oy if you have cash to spend.
Yours for business,
ingston Ftirr
J. 0. SPIVEY, I
moocssooc
HORSES
We have just received a (in< lot
be sold on reasonable terms for
NONEB
I BEST
You know our way of doing bus
_A_. "W". Jenk
llobt. B. Scarborough, II.
President. Vice
BANK OI
CONW u
Capital Stock
1)1 UK
Kobt. B< Scarborough,
Hal L. Buck,
George J. Ilollidav,
We will pay you 5 per cent
furnish savings banks to those wishii
Try our plan for saving your nick lei
these little banks and the interest \>
help you,
HORRY'S HAR]
IS TIIE PLACE
FARMING I]
We have in stock a full lii
machinery, and we invite the farmer
same. We carry a full and complete
to "piote you prices when needing ar
HORRY HAF
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Have Your Horn
CAIiHAO!-: I*LA NTS,
Ib icos: 1000 nt $1.50. 5000 at ft 1.2]
Shipped <'.0. I), if desired.
(JI1i< c in (?ck
Write for Wer
Cabbage, Beans, bweet
in S
Orders for Shipment o." Tomato I
Sweet I'otiito Drnwg should he o!<
Jas Ray Geraty knteiii
BANK OF
CONWAY
' CAPITAL STOCK, $20,000.00.
TOTAL ASSH
OFF I
(J. G. COLLINS PltKHIDKNT.
,C- B. QUATTLEHAUM, V-PRKS,
Our Hank, being a local instit
up-building of Horry County and
I n persuing this policy wo take pi
, era every accommodation when co
With gratitude for the liberal
cordially solicit your future business
Hospectfi
D.
Dili i II
; I have secured all the Board Ends
r at the Conway Lumber Company,
and I will fnrniah them cheap on
short notice. Best Cook Wood yon
can get. I have headquarters at the
stare of the Hal L. Buck Co., and
orders for draying or hauling left
with me will be promptly attended
to.
1 S. M. Tompkins.
SHINGI ... 1
TING ETt*^ ' | [
in the Spivey buj
lisb your house fi
iug goods. /
asRetS,' I ?f
sd and \ I H
from Florence will
W give you liberal
on or can save you Tfe
Jr
litltfe 60. Q |
^resident. W Egl
sos&oooeei B
... mules I
of iu w 1 ( 'h n i
CilMt n; I. . '> v,
UT THE 1
STOCK. I
itiess.
:ixis & Son. 1
1*. Buck, Will A, Freeman,
-President. Cashier. <8
f hobryJ
S. O.
$25,000 |
UTORS:
W, R. Lewis,
W. A. Johnson M
Will A. Freeman p.fcj
interest on yearly deposits.^'Wni
ng to open small accounts with us.
a and dimes, and you will find that
e will pay you on your savings will
dware store '
TO BUY YOUR
IMPLEMENTS.
ie cf the latest improved farming
s of the county to come and inspect 4
) line of Hardware and will be,'g |
iything in this^-Umrr-^" * " |
^dware co l
led 1880 J. L. McKlwee, Prop ||
lettsvillo Mar bio Wks, fl
ltKN*l3TTSVIIjLI?, S. C. Jl
; and I lesions.Famished of Latest
tents Toml>stones mill Curbing
ed on Ajiplicnt'on. "V II
:Ias:i Work Reasonable l*rlc ^ y |f li
\V. *V. I'ute, General Agent
.s.i/. i:s .)// : A'.
usque, Conway, S. C,
L. Iln^glm. Oaliviints Ferry, S. C,
e Gro.wr Cahbatye
a i. I > \ A t: i r ' I ry.
r> l>. r 1000; 10,000 "t -M.00 \ or 1000,
Plan's in live ?>t your Express
)d ('ondition .
chants' Pr;< ^
Potatoes and Turnirf,
<?t\son. ^
'lant,j, Sea Island Cotton I
ed in advance.
'RISE S 0 i:x|?r?iNP? Offler>
> yoVnij* inland, m.
CONWAY
s. c,
SURPLUS FUND, $17;<10^
'T? <ti.io noo no
D. A, SIM VEY, Casihkjul, M.
W. COLLINS, Asst. Cas&
ution, has always striven Tk jt
for the betterment of hereit\'
ensure in extending to our cus\kn? ^ >
nsistent with sound banking J
patronage received in the pastv,
P i I
ally yours.
A. SPIVEY. Cashie I
liMO
Send me your orders by
call at office of Waccamaw Line of Jfc
Steamers for best Cypress Shingles^?
made by Shingle Manufuctunncjr
Company. W
T. J. Bell, A?' j
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