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Land sales next Monday. I ' "r *' 4?AViU?U^ . . ^ 4 AAV 1 CONWAY PUBLISHING CO., ? -. % Subscription Price 1'1 Months fl.OO. ' Payable In Advances i ? \ SntsreU st ths i'oat Utiles at Conway, ?. C., as ? S Scconrt-claea Matter. ' - / Rates w>r Advertising.?Business Locafs; K cents per line, body typo. I Cards of Thanks and Communications of a Personal Nature charged i for at Special Kates According to I Lcugtli. Obituaries, 1 cent a word I in excess of 150 words. Otllcial ad- i vertisements at rate allowed by 1 Law. Display Advertisements, t rates furnished on application. ? Make all checks and orders payable ' to 1 II. II. WOODWARD, \ Editor and Manager. THURSDAY MAR. 30th 100."). SUNDAY SCHOOl. CONVCNl IONI'rocram for the Sunday School Convention to be held with Eden Duptlst CtAirch. April 15 & 16 I The Convention will convene at ; 10:30 a in and proceed to the business of tlio body. I Query 1. What does it take to constitute a member in a Baptist ( church in good am! regular standing and full fellowship? Assigned to T. t J. Vaught. Adjournment for dinner. I Query 2. What do wo mean when i we, receive a member into our church and let them do nothing? Assigned to F. O. Watson. Query H. Ought not our preach- ! ers be inoro doctrinal in their preaching? Assigned to W. T. s Todd. Query 4. What can we do to get our churches as a whole interested in our Sunday school? Assigned to < S. A. Howard. Query B, What sin of the present day is doing our churches the greatest ovif. Assigned to W. M. Martin. Adjourn till !) a m on Sunday. Sunday school and exercises of the children. All are invited to come and help make the Convention interesting as well as profitable. t J. C. Dubois Committee. | J. A. Owens f K U. Todd. Eldorado. It is good weather and the farm- ; ors are hard at work. A good many of our peoplo are j sick with La Grippe. ( D. J. Stevens lost a line horse last week. i S. Boyd has nearly completed a good lath fence around his farm. Hope Shelly and Asa Royals spent. ] last Wednesday night at Levi Anderson's. Noah Hardee has a ease of the | small pox, hut it is hoped that he . will soon be well again. I D. U. Royals and Mr. Grainger went to Adrian on business one day | this week. ] George Sessions was in our midst last Sunday. There will be services at Llcthlohem im the sceond Sunday and Saturday before in April. Miss M. A. Stevens spent some time with Miss Oley Royals on last i Sunday. J. K. Stevens wont to Conway one i day this week on business. fc Sharpy. lilanchc. 1 Small pox has not entered the community as yet. j Weather very fine, and farmers are hustling. Mr. and Mrs. Z. W. Doyle of Cool Spring, visited the lattor's parents here last Sunday. 11. W. Mishoo, ofGurloy, was hero . on Saturday on business. The large school entertainment at Joiner Swamp last week was ccr- ! tainly a treat to the people in this . section. Gray-haired men and worn- ! en had never witnessed such a scene bofore. It also proved to our school trustees and patrons that it was a wise idea to cm ploy good teachers 1 regardless of the price. Miss Minnie has proved to her patrons that she a teacher worthy of her call- J J ing Rev. Davis Harrclson tilled his appointment at Joiner Swamp last ' Sunday. 1 No weddings to report this timeK. ( Gurlcy. Health improving. I Messrs. Mishoe nud Sasser spent ( some time in Wllmiutrton Inst. wnnP W. T. Thrower and S. (!. Godfrey spent Sunday in Oonway. Miss Minnie Tyler passed through , here last Tuesday cnroute to Con- , way. , Jim Sullivan and Frank Black spent Sunday in the L'oplar section. . Dr. Floyd and family of Green \ Sea, attended church service here | Sunday. i Thurman Mislfoe, our popular At ( lantic Coast Line agent, spent some | time in Conway last week. \ The high school opened here last Monday under the management of { Miss Etta Ifcgg.y. We are confident it will be a success as Miss Boggy has a broad experience as a teacher. Rev. Mr. Robertson filled his ap tiuiubiuuub iii me Presbyterian church on Sunday, Mr Honey ( preached at the Baptist church 0:1 I Sunday afternoon. I Plow Boy. r Ccbii. 1 T. P. Goodyear of Dulah was here * . -011 business last Monday, t 1C. P. Johnson of Cox, visited P t C. Phipps of this ploce recently. I Small pox seems to bo very common hero at present. ti We are glhd to see Mr. Phipps out 1 again after a serious attack of small pox. s Tho Rev. Mr. Davis tilled his reg- c ular appointment at Poplar on Sunday, also a very large attendance. 1 Farmers scorn to be very busy proparlng their land for another 1 crop. Joseph llegy of Bayboro, was here I on business Monday. f Tho Jno. H. Sizer Co., have re- J coived their engine and trucks for thoir tram road and expect to begin c on their run soon to tho Randal I land. N "Cuban." i:*crci?c? at Uallvanta ry Were Very EntertainIn*. . ' . . iillUiV .. V/V< , Ui , fJhesterlield county have moved f heir entire plant near heio and vill furnish lumber for the market* ? dr. Gainey, their representative ; -peaks well of Horry county, and t vill make it his home for some time. ; O. M. Watts attended churoh .ervices at Gurlcy last Sunday. ; A, 1'. Elliott spent Sunday at | Coan with his parents. It. JV1 Prince went to Conway on j ast Friday. We think Mr. lloyd has made the natter plain enough, and 1 expect dr. Tax payer must have been in the last campaign for the supervisor s oflicc, and failed, and is ecturiotf against Mr. lloyd in favor if himself. If the amount of the shoi t claims have beon settled, Horry county does not want any nore of any one but what is justly lue her. So if Supervisor lloyd ius made satisfaction that is enough. I am not making this for any con troversy and hope Mr. "Tax payor" will read Mr. lloyd's statements. I think they will convince him. E. & P, SanforcJ. As I have not seen any items from San ford in some time 1 send in 1 few to show we are not dead. The farmers are hctfinnin<r to plant Z. T. Durant has the finest tobae. () plants the writer has seen. Mr. L). J. Survis is ^olng to plant ioiuc beans. Miss Martha Hardee visited relatives near tliis place on Saturday nitfht. Joe Sarvis made a business trip to Doris on Sat urday. I). l\ Jacobs has moved up in the Mt. Tabor section. I). It. Gorrald was in the Daisy section on Sunday. Will Tyler was a visitor at Mrs. I). E. Gerrald's on Saturday ni^ht. Tigon Hardee has returned from iver the lake. See More. I NVa iia maker. The far mors of this sect ion seem to t)e getting along svell with their work. Misses Kill el Ford and Pearl e Tyler are visiting friends in IJennetts- , grille. Mrs. II. L. A yers and Miss (?vis? sic Williamson visited in Florence the last of last week. Mrs. S. W. Tyler and l>. A. Tyler visited friends at Mullins on last Sunday. Meddie Grainier and Miss Mary Roberts visited friends at Kempdr do last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs W. Chester Hooks risited Mrs. J. A. Mason at Pages Mill last Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wallie Robbins of Finklea, spent Saturday night with Mrs W. J. Anderson here. Miss Anna Floyd has accented a < position with J. 15. Kasor at Mullins < is dress-maker. Miss Anna's friends 1 liere regretted to see her leave. Several of the young peoplo from tore attended church at Spring [{ranch on Sunday. II. I. J. i-rom the Day. We are having fine spring weath;r. On Friday of last week wo' had nore rain and the first hail of the ?eason. L. C. Ward and his mother were in Mullins last Saturday. m. White went to CJrccn Sea on business onf day last week. J. T. Floyd of thcGalivants Ferry lection was a caller at B. F. Ilar elson's last Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Bettie Gerrald spent a part >f last week with Mr. and Mrs. Dillon Gerrald of the Lake Swamp section. It will be remembered that in on1, Ji ast issue Mr. Gerrald of Pisg teemed to be the least offended at slight mistake Spry made. 1 wouh i ike to say to Mr. Gerrald that Spr* s really glad to learn of its being 1 tetter on his part than he thought < 'or, also Spry is always the fellow that is willing to be co.ireeled, which i nay be often needful. I den t claim ( the honor of Professor any way. t A few of our farmers have corn planted and others will plant this I week. Miss Daisy Stevens who has been ittonding the Sandy Plain school returned homo on Thursday of last i week. We learn that the school dosed on account of small pox. < I hear very little talk of tobacco in this section, and no one is going wild over cotton futures yet. 1 think most of our farmers will grow food crops almost entirely, then they , uan live and let live, work at home i ind board at the same place. i Unless thero is a change in price the farmers of this section will have 1 :otton to be marketed another season, even if they do not grow any this year. You can see ten cent cotton lying dmost anywhere through here, and . t tills me with delight to see our < farmers pressing onward so smooth I and easily without the use of their ! 'jotton'.money, they still have good 1 lopos of realizing a good price for t the coming season. ' M an V t rrirwl luiulmo I 1... IJ ^ .o>iv o v \' mu ii hn.MiP j mil its readers. Spry. Adrian. Mr. Dan'I Carter died on the 16th 1 )f March after a lingering illness. 1 1c bore, his afflictions with great , jatience. His remains were laid iway on the following day in the i laker cemetery to await the resur- i ection morn. 5 Purifoy Holmes and wife, after a ihort stay with friends and rela- 1 ,ives hero left on the four o'clock j rain on the 17th, to return to their , tome in Vidalia . < Small pox is still raging and there | tre several eases of it .j in our tomn unity. < The truckers had a ear load of ( itrawberry crates shipped to Adrian ( >no day last week. Miss Molsey Booth is still cunfln- ( d to her room. j Itov. J. C. Davis filled his appoint- ( nent at Poplar on Sunday. t Among the visitors were Jessie dishoe and his sister, Miss Mellie, f rem Cool Spring. Master Dock spivey from Conway aad-Kred llux. A few nights ago W. U. Privett ;ame very near loosing his dwelling " >y fire from a spark. Cor I % i 17 W ii L?wU 5 ?2 532 518 Y M Martin tl 10 0 10 I 2ll> N M Mishoe 0 10 0 10 , 530 J A Todd 2 75 2 75 1 5.1 (1 T Sessions 5 33 5 33 522 Kingston Ilotrl 03 00 03 00 523 Norton Drug Co 3 75 3 75 524 U M Deletter 1 50 * 1 50 525 F F Covington 2 25 2 25 520 BTlIyman 123 120 227 11 T llyinau 3 00 3 00 228 Horry Hardware Co 25 23 25 23 250 Splvey Mer Co 14 00 14 90 530 ./ J'Uote 20 00 20 00 231 W H Lewis 21 02 21 02 53? II ./ Sessions 58 33 41 05 ?33 (I F Stalvey 0 33 0 33 234 Conway 1'ub Co 0 00 0 00 235 ./ 11 linker 0 0 240 11 ./ Sessions 38 85 38 85 237 II II Burroughs 13 83 13 83 238 ./ A Lewis 2o s3 ?o 83 230 ./ I- Boyd 11 00 41 00 24O >1 li Boyd lo 55 -to 55 211 \V I Graham 11 38 II 38 242 B F Hurrolseii /I oO 11 oO 213 Fi S Baker i l l 7 14 244 H F Cause lo ll lo ll I 215 Fillj?.li BuiTkin a 2 210 W J Edwards $ 3 Oo $ 3 ()(. 247 A 0 Suggs 3 75 3 75 518 .J W Cox 4 50 1 50 240 .1 T Sessions A Sons 20 00 20 00 250 H M Johnson ft 00 "> 00 251 .1 T Thompkins 0 00 o 00 253 4 N Jenrette 1 5t) 1 50 253 W H Bell Co 0 00 0 00 254 F M Potter 1 00 1 00 255 Burroughs*.^ C Co 131 55 131 55 250 J T Roberts 2 00 2 00 257 L 11 Burroughs 23 00 22 60 . 258 S 4V Todd 3 00 3 00 259 .1 11 Shelly 2 00 2 00 200 Conway Bargain II 5 00 5 00 201 U 11 Glssgow 1 141 4 00 203 O N Jelirdte 2 00 2 00 203 l{ 11 Chestnut 4 00 4 00 201 U M lloyd 5 00 5 00 280 .1 K H y 51 00 25 <>0 205 1) G Johnson 0 00 Laid over 200 S N Davis 42 00 do 207 ./ II t/ohnson 10 00 do 208 S M Green 5 00 do 209 1)1) N orris 7 54 do 270 \V / Baker 0 0() do 271 li \V Cooper 12 85 do 272 W E Causey 51 7-1 do 273 ./ D Anderson 3 35 do 270 N E Hardwick 5 00 do 270 H 1' Hairelson to 50 do 110 Conway Lumber Co 30 93 30 02 Foreclosure Sale, Under aud l?y virtue of a decretal order made by Ids Honor, Chus, O. Dautzler, Presiding Judge at the Spring term of the Com t of Common fleas in and for I lorry County, State of South Carolina, in the ease of J. I). Montgomery vs. John II- Collins and others, and dated 25th of Kebruary 1005, I, \V. L. Mishoe, Clerk of tli Court, of llorry County, wiL sell at public outcry to the highest bidder before tuo Court house door at Conway in said County and State, on the lirst Monday in April next, it being the third day ol said month, during the usual and legal hours of sale, the following described real estate to wit; All those certain tracts of land in Hayboro township, County <?l Horry, and State of South Carolina, known as the "\V. II. Elliott place," consisting of two adjoining parcels of Inndlying on Hake Mvamp as lollowst Tract No. 1 (Containing one hundred and fifty acres, more oi less, formerly known asthe Johnson land conveyed to taid Elliott by one John A. Johnson, by deed dated Septemb r 10th 1S33, recorded in the oflloe of the Clerk of Court ol Horry County in book V. page 002. Tract No. 2. Containing one hundred acres, more or !es<, being part of the i Henry Elliotte laud, conveyed to VV. II. Elliotte by Henry Elliotte by deed dated < Oct. 31st, 180tf, and recorded in Hook it, page 319, in the ofllce of the Clerk of the Court for Horry County, the two tracts . taken together being bounded as follows; North by Lake Swamp by UofTer Hooks nay, ami mnnci lvitiotte, lming tlu* sami* land conveyed to Martini J. Collins by J. I). Montgomery. Terms of Sale one-third cash, balance on credits of one and two years, to be secured by bond of the purchaser and mortgage of the premises, with option of the purchaser to nay all the bid in cavil. Whiter L. Ml shoe, C. C. C. P. i& G. S. 2-7 5 lit. Foreclosure Sale. Under and by virtue of a decretal order made by his Honor ('has. <1. Dant/ler Presiding Judge at the February term of tlr* court of Common Pleas in and for Horry county State of South Carolina in ihe case of George J. Ilolliday assignee laiutilT vs. Joseph \V Johnson and Huron Mis & Collins Company defendants. I. W, L. Mlshoe clerk of court of llorry tty will sell at public outcry to the ie-M bidder oeforo the Court House loor in Conway said county and State on llrst,Monday in April next it being the llrd lay of said month during l"gal sale hours the following described real estate to wit. First. AH and singular that certain piece parcel or tract of bind situate lying and being in Dog HlufT township Horry conut South Cirollna containing sixty-six and two-thirds (00%) acres more or less bounded as follows. North by lands of the estate of Joseph W. Holliday formerly owned by J.J. Johnson east by lands of !). G. Johnson south by lands of John A. Turbeville west by lands of John Tompkins. The said tract of land being tiie identical place where the defend a n t Joseph W. Johnson now resides. Second. Also the undivided interest of said Joseph W. Johnson in that other tract of land containing sixty-six and two thirds ((50%) acres more or less lying and being in Dog HlufT township Horry coun ty and State aforesaid hounded as follows. North by lands of 1) G Johnson east by land i of tho estate of J VV Holliday form erly owned by John J Johnson and south by the tract above described and lands of John A Turbeville and west by lands of John Tompkins. The last described tract if land Is described in the mortgage as heingthe same conveyed by James John u?n to J il Johnson Joseph \Y Johnson indJ E Johnson. Terms of Sale cash purchaser to pay for papers. \V L Mlshoe a.in./? i? ,w - ., -ui V/ l U I* iV U ft 1 Foreclosure Sule. Undernndby virtue of a judgment of I foreclosure and Sale, made l>y his 11?n | >r, Chns. (?, Daul/.ler, presiding Judge at j ho Spring term of the Court of Common j I'leas, A. I), i 'Mm, in ttie case of l>ur roughs <fc Collins (Company, a corporation I'laintliT, against Uichard (!. Wilson, .M i j mlo Wilson, Ella Wilson. Nina Wilson < md Cecil Wilson, Defendant.'., dated the J5th day of February A. I). lltOf, Notice is hereby given that I will sell o the highest bidder, before the Court House door at Conway, S. ('..on salesday n April next, it being the !5rd day of said nonth, within legal sale Lours, nil and lingular the following described tract or novel of land to wit; All and singular that certain tract, parcel or piece of land containing fifty-four 54) acres, more or less, situate on the last side of Waccaniaw river and beingthe dace where Sallio T. Wilson formerly ived, bounded as follows; North ny lonwav Seasliore It. 1{.. east by lands of Mary r. Clnrdy and known as the Jus. A. 3lardy old homestead, situate in Couwnj ; ownshlp county and State aforesaid Terms of sale Cash, purchaser to pay I or papers. : w 11..I, Sessions i" Sheriff Horry County. fc 1-16 ft-8t I Try the Herald for your Jul) ?rintinj{. ' \ ! I i If a Herring ? i I and a half 1 I cost a cent | and a half jj !how many tacks would | it take to j | fatten a 2 f. lamp post j ? ) i. 11 linn t worry about ^that, or about the j: Ipiucc iu inukv spring ) purchases; for wo are showing without a doubt one of the lat * est and compiotest line of Spring Fabries ? over before offered the people of Horry. If it is pretty, styVt lisli and up to date, Iwo have it. New goods conic nearly 4 everyday, and just as often you will had on sale something of special interest to the ladies. Wo make a specialty of good things for the ladies. 5 We don't sell cheap shoddy kind. In eve- j; ry article we try to give you good honest j value. i The increased volumu . of our business and the growing popularity of our store is an advertisement of , which wo are justly proud. We don't ) have any dull days because wo have t'ho goods sell them right and treat you right. IJoin the many pur chasers who admire and buy | Reliable j Merchan| dise. | | Give ws a call, you'.1 bo welcomed. You k don't have to buy but let us have the pleasure of showing ft you through, wo promise the mos t | courteous and polite attention. I Again thanking our i many friends for the liberal patronage 8 which they are daily giving us, and again ji assuring them of our e a r n es t desire to please them in every article buoi/ht of us, 11 we are 5 i Very truly yours, ! Ha! L. | Buck j | Co. | Leaders For Reliable I n m + -* | mercnandise. i ?W?iVWWVVW mmmm Stationery i ANDi | MAGAZINES \i || Chinese Laundry, j Collars and Cults, Ironing Machine. Work turn(3 cd out promptly. Send inc a trial order. Family washing taken. SatisfaoVj tion Guaranteed. Work ; neatly executed, and in First Class Style. Yours for Good Work, Call on |GEO. LVN. ea uwww?/v yxyup wm < LIYERY AND Drayati'e' Phono No. lid. . Horry Tobacco Warehouse. J. E. COLES. (). S. HACKER & SON, 5*14, 540 and 548 King St, CHARLESTON, S. C 31 O U L ?> I X (i , Window onil Enucy (il.iss a Specialty. Cheapest -sroiti: In Town. Rice 82.20 per hundred. (Jood meat at (Re. per pound, ('hcipcst place to buy shoes. Winter goods and clothing a ;ind below cost. to make room for m; Spring stock. (/nil during court Next door to lleruld Ollice. A. P. Johnson Armorv Tenon ''IV 1 Knnronl ftp/to S C. Calvary N. (?. f No. 2. Conway, S. C. ^ Feb. 13, 1905 1 -Oomplyin# with special instruc tions from 11Adjutant General' ollice, the annual inspection o Troop "L" (Horry Hussars) will I) held at ihoir Armory on Thursda; April Gth 1905 2?The following extra meeting are hereby ordered: Saturday Fob. ISth at 10 a. m. Saturday Mch. -1th at 10 a. .n. Saturday Meh ISth at 10 a. m Saturday Mch 2f>th at 10 e. in. Saturday April 1st at 10a. m. Thursday April 0th at 10a. m. The commanding ollieor earnestb requests the presence of evorv member of the troop nt each extrs and regular meeting between nov and the annual inspection. Attest: By Order, Geo. L. Marsh, Chas J. ICpps O S. Capt. 1st S. C. Cav. N. Q 2-10-5 7t. Commanding Troop "1/ Notice. All persons iu-e hereby forbidden undei penalty of !?? to hunt, fish or trespas: in any way upon my lands in Conway township. 3-28-5- It. Solomon .Iollle. 'iSoii We wish to ai nounce to the publie that we have opened up a full line of MY GOODS AND GROCERIES IN THK Murrell Building Near the Masonic Mali, where we will be j/lad to wait on our friends. CMJK I'RICES are as low as they can l>e figured, and we challenge comparison of the quility of our goods. (Jive us a call and get our prices. ill I 111 -3-0-5 It. jttwx ! i i the ; 1 i P Tel nero ? k broidor ^ p ' J kinds f j N | tfet the the lar<. ?! I ing Go< ? \ tion. \ j r|j our full Ip P aD<^ j |Burroug J ? i s= |j CON WAY MARKET i FRESH MEATS AND S.vUSAGE ALWAYS ON HAND. ORDERS TAKEN AND PROMPTLY DELIVERED E V E R Y DAY. Geo. L. Marsh, Proprietor. . lip a i?i Go lo J. I). Graham s at Lor is, S. f!., lo get your Groceries, Dry Goods and Notions. A full and complete line of General Merchandise always on hand. .lust received a car load of SSI udclmker Wagons and I larncss. Dci riiid; Mowimn and Italics Always in Stock. ('heap l or 4'ash or on i line wit li Good Security. Get your mowers and rakes now and be ready to cut your oats, then your hay. 1 Holiest i) rices paid for Country Produce, Chickens. Lggs a Specialty. Yours for trade J. D. GRAHAM, LOklS, s. c. 1-19-05 3m. THE BEST GOODS The Lowest Prices, Honest. Fair Dealing. UWhon you want anything in the line of ' CLOTHING shops HATS UN I) Lit W LA It NOTIONS or if you wish to purchase fresh family groceries, he sure to give us a call on the corner. Always glad to see you. J. E. Nicholas. r HYMAN ~ : GROCERIES. y I am the pioneer in the grocery s business at Conway When you buy Ilyinan Groceries it is a guarantee that the articles are the best of tluir kind that your money will buy for the prices asked. All staple articles in the grocery line always fresh from the factories and at tlie lowest prices. When you ^ fail to get anything in the line of f fancy groceries at other stores call x or. me. Fresh Bread : and Cakes ? always on hand, baked at my own bakery. Do like others and try them, and you will buy. : B. T. Hyman r . . . BICYCLES. A fuli and complete lino of of upto date wheels always on hand for sale.or rent. Also a full line of Bicycle Supplies. J- D. Oliver CLEANING AND Pressing Done promptly and at reasonable prices. Office just opened in rear *1 of Conway Barber Shop. J Jos. R, Lesesne. saccy SX2B? I THE RIGHT STORE I FOR YOU TO BUY $ BEST GOODS. I 1 all your friends to cull at the Gully Store (here is u full line of Dross Fabrics, JOmios, Laces of all kinds, Stylish Uoods^r all 0 JP or Summer wear, at lowest prices, fou benefit of experienced buying. M f?l y / OL'H I.I N 10 OF | V V len's Youths' and I Joys' Clothing found to bo one of the Largest, if not. indeed jest in llorry County. Our Cents Furnish>ds can hardly be duplicated in tins see- H I'lien too it will interest you, to look over M line of Shoes, in Patent Leather, Vioi iHS^&CoUJNSCoJ . .............. i P A L, A T O . | ^ Are you run down, tired, nervous. Use i'lilutol. i For Weak Lungs, Dyspepsia Indigestion | Palatol i-cmccly. ? fcjj Do1c*4-rAl ,s tho moderated preparation of b 2 ^ dldUlJl Cod Liver Oil, and the greatest | Tonic and Cody Builder known to Medicine. * ] 0 IJ.nlci+rd is the Spring Tonic, ft m * Cil Ci V\J i you should use. ^ 0 Wiley's Candies Frksii and Pitrk. ) I Norton Drug Co. I 1 r j i y ? ?- ' Ijust received I ONE SOLID OAR LOAD OF furniture. |i^7| herefore we are pre- I SI pared to furnish you Ig u aiiytning in tnisnne I 1 y?u may desire. 1 w i ^diile in town you ore cordially invited to make our store Heeidquarters. In it you will find comfort, attrac tion and attention. Avdanced SIMUNG STYLES now on display. All the latest creations. Como and look thein through and post yourself No assortment anywhere to equal what we are showing. One solid case of "11(5" Batiste worth 10 cents to be sold at ft cents per yard; and all other goods in propotion. You will be surprised at the low prices we arc making, but 7 cent cotton has called and wo are showing our hands, so don't over sleep your rights. Correct Attire ? for men. we have a full line of Tmonrted ' I and Domestic Suitings, and stand ready for your orders, with tape and square in hand. Besids coupliruj good fits I and workmanship we also give you low prices on tailor made clothes. Try us. CONWAY [BARGAIN HOVSE. ??? in 3heap Cash Store^^. Wo have opened up a neat lino of Dry Goods Notions Shoos and also carry a nlco Lino of Groceries. Which wo can sell as low as the lowest, all wo ask you to do, is to come in and look for your own Interest. You will ^et polite attention, Yours respectfully, B. F. TIPTON <81 CO.