The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, April 06, 1905, Image 3
"Pants to suit all ut Jones'."
"Broad brim straw hats at Jones'.''
Try ttio Herald for your Job
Printing.
?The new store of Hal f.. Buck
Co., will soon bo complete.
-Read the new advertisement of
A. P. Johnson in this issue.
? Good apple vinegar 2f> cents
per gallon at A. P. Johnson's.
? Read the new advertisement!
of George N. Shchuan in this issue
"When you fail to find what you
want at otner places, go to Jones
and.get it."
Jf*Read tho new advertisement of
Hwrry Hardware Company appear
t iW-'-ui. this issue.
y
jCrops are, up in many sic
he eounty, and tho young
ONE OF rn'?;,l,inK r"; . ,
to pounds of rice for sale
Lsh. L W. Cooper, Pot t
5: C.
Has Most Tragic tVrslic is expected to ar Av
days to begin the work
Collection, Bet school building.
a Pile ot Df " ,MIJbk'* i>r'- . ^
Dr. J. A. Norton in roar
iang at ' W <)?' Laurel street.
.icw county bourcl met
Capturn;ly amj tj10 USUlli rout\?"
ptlily business was attonted t?>!
) The W~
N jjv "We want all your et'^s, poultry,
beeswax, wool, furs and slcius. Astonishingly
hi^h prices paid."
W. B. Jones, Justice, S. C.
?The Kev. K. IV Taylor, Presiding
Klder, preached at the
Methodist church last Sunday evening.
? A new cottage i-> being finished
up on third avenue for W. it. Lewis
opposite the site of a tenant house
already completed.
-The census taking of the town
of Conway was wound up by the
town marshal I last, week assisted
by 11. N. Sessions.
?Saturday April 8th is inspection
day for the Ilorry Hussars, and
the company has been preparing for
it for some time past.
?The report of the closing exercises
Of the Willow Snrincr? ?nhor?l
was left out last week for lack of
space, lAit it appears in tliis issue.
?The new bakery of B. T. Byman
is now running at full blast
turning out bread and cakes. See
his advertisement in another column.
?The town has recently promulgated
a new privilege tax ordinance I
in which the tax on some of the
professions and callings has been
about doubled.
?The county supervisor went
through Bay boro, Floyds and a
portion of Galivants Ferry last woek
on business pertaining to the roads
* and othor matters.
"Just opened up at W. B. Jones'
an elegant line of Spring and Summer
dress goods. Come at once ladies
and supply your needs. Goods
the finest and prices the lowest yet
heard of."
?P. C. Phipps a strawberry
ph.viter of the Adrian section reported
the first, of the week that lie I
had plenty of ripe berries, and
these are the first we have heard of
this season.
? We have often stated that we
cannot publish communications coming
in without the true name of the
writer. Wt have received several
of this kind this week, and wo cannot
publish any of them. One of
the articles was signed "April Fool."
?There was a mistake last week
in tho notice referring to the appointment
of tho Rev. W. S. McCaskill
at St. Salvador church. Ho
will preach at that church on the
second Sunday night instead of on
me second Sunday as was published
l*st week.
?Wo have just received a very
handsome invitation to the commencement
exercises, of the Atlanta
College of Pharmacy from the faculty
and graduating class of that col-!
lego. F. M. Ellerbo is a member of |
the graduating class and his friends
will be glad to know he has made a
tine record at the college.
? A petition was being circulated
around town last Saturday asking
the Government to change the (
schedule on star route leading from
Hammpud to Conway, from a triweekly
to a daily mail. The people
of that section of the county arc
> anxious fur better mail facilities,
and they have interested Congressman
J. E. Ellerbe in the matter, at
whose suggestion the petition lias
been started.
Fine Tobacco Plants.
11. Grantham, one of our tobacco
planters of the Exile section, called
at the Herald oflico last Monday
with several of the finest tobacco
plants we have scon this season.
The leaves measured four and one
fourth inches in length by two and
one fourth inches wide, and very
healthy, hardy looking plants, lie
stated that ho had enough of that
kind to transplant his crop next
. week. This is early to have them
so large.
New Hoard Recommended.
Mr. E. Van Best, the Superintend
ent of Education of tho County has
announced that he has recommended
Messrs E. Norton and O. J. Hell
as members of the new County Hoard
of Education, and they will doubt less
bo appointed to this position in
due course. The members of the old
board just going out of oftice ore
Messrs. G. Fred Stalvey and T. C.
Harnhill.
i?^ i t i
Daurhttrs of the Confederacy.
On last Thursday the ladies met
at the residcnco of Mrs. F. A. Hurroughs
and organized a chapter of
Daughters of the Confederacy. On
Thursday over.ing of next week the
Chapter will give an entertainment
at the graded school building. The
small entrance fee which will be
. charged will be applied in the purchase
of crossos of honor for the old
soldiers of the lest cause The program
will doubtless be made known
later, and the ladies hope to havo c.
full attendance at the entertainment
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KILLED WOMAN AND HIMSELF.
F. O. Sessions shot Belle Sessions,
his Coualn, five times and then
shot Himself Thraugh the
Brain
Last Thursday morning at about
six or seven o'clock, section hands
starting to their work at (lomewood,
four miles from Conway, heard several
pistol shots at the house of Betsy
Sessions, nearby, and upon going
to the place found F, O. and Belle
Sessiouns, both shot down in the
yard, the former already dying, and
tbc latter evidentI3 mortally wounded.
F O- Sessions, kuown bv his
friends as "Buddie" had shot the
i girl several times and then shot
himself through the brain, the ball
entering near the temple above the
right car and passing out on the opposite
side of the head. The girl
hud medical attendance and was
found to be wounded in thirteen different
places, though only five bul-'
lets had been fired info her body.
She was conscious and made a Statement
to the coroner concerning the
shooting, which statement appears
below, but between sunset and dark
on Thursday afternoon she also
breathed her last from the effects of
the wounds received No one saw I
the deed, it seems except the two
parties concerned, but every circumstance
surrounding the tragedy, the
signs 011 the head of the dead man
(powder burns rte., and a letter left
by the dead man to his mother) previous
threats all pointed unmistuka
bly to suicide 011 the part of Sessions,
after he had shot the woman 1
to death.
Dr. 11. 11. Burroughs, the coroner,
was at once notified of the kill
ing and lie wont at otico and hud
summoned the following jury of in
quest: J. IV Zimmerman, M. 10.
Johnson, S. P. Maws, M. S Collins,
B. F. Moore, C. M. Lyon, D. 11.
Iluss, A. P. Johnson, J H. McCaskill,
J. 10. Parker, Dan'l Grainger,
Sam Harris, George llray and \V.
W. Cannon, who rendered theirverpict.us
follows: ''We Hud that the
dechased, F. O. Sessions, hero lying
dead, came to his death by pistol
shot by his own hand."
Late in the afternoon ol the same
day, the coroner was informed of the
death of Hollo Sessions, and he at
once empanelled the following jury:
.). 11. Maker, J. 11 McGwigan, J. C.
Gause, W. T. Spears, ('. M. Klliott,
Daniel Grainger, S. 1'. Collins, S. M.
Creel, C. M. Mryant, Sam Harris,
10 S. Maker and J. H. Creel, and
they returner! the following verdict:
"That the said Mellc Sessions came
to her death by gun-shot wounds .in
the hand of F. (). Sessions."
The following is a copy of the testimony
of the witnesses taken down
a', the inquest lirst above mentioned
upon the dead body of F. O. Sessions,
including the statement made by
Mello Sessions.
J. (J. Gause being sworn says: "I
heaul five shots, then it stopped and
1 heard another. 1 came up here
and found Mr. Muddie Sessions dead.
That was this morning. Pistol was
under elbow muzzle sticking out from
elbow." J. G. Gause.
J. C. Me Mi ide, who being duly
sworn says: ' As I crossed swamp
T heard live reports and in a second
or two another. I never saw them.
As 1 came up straight with the
house 1 saw a man lying in the yard
and a womau lying in the yard. 1
saw two children around the woman
crying. 1 heard some one crying
my Lord. I heard nothing that led
up to it." J. C. McBride.
Joe Mcllamy being sworn said: "1
heard the shots and someone hollerlh,r
T Imawl 1 1 !
I.I - . i uuuiu n?u m?i -> iu t>i illlll HI I
a short time another." Joo Bellamy.
0. ^V. Dewilt being sworn says:
"As 1 was coming on to my work, I
heard pistol live times, in a minute
or so I heard another report. When
T got to where I could see I saw a
man lying in the yard and when I
got further around to where 1 could
see T saw a woman lying in the yard
with two children over her crying.
(Questions by juror) When you
saw a man aud woman lying in the
yard, did you know them? Ans. I
could not tell. Who did you think
it was? Ans. 1 thought it was F.
J O Sessions and Belle Sessions.
' What prompted you to think it was
them? Ans. About a month or so
ago, 1 heard that Buddie was corning
here. Had you heard of any
talk of Buddie killing himsel'? Ans.
No. Was anyone else coming hore?
| Ans. Not at this time.
G W. Dewitt.
Betsy Sessions being sworn says:
"Buddie Sessions kept coming here
and threatening the life of Hello Sessions.
1 told him to stay away. He
i also cursed Babe Wise, and told
j Belle she liked him (Wise) bettor
I He drew his pistol one night last
[Summer or Fall, this was the first
I threat I heard. I do not know any|
thing of the tragedy only I heard
j pistol shots and heard her scream.
' When 1 came, up Belle told me that
the wounds would kill her. Qucs.
1 What was the condition of Buddie
1 when you got to the house? Ans. 1
, think he was breathing. Ques. llow
: long had Buddie been coining *over
here? Ans. About a year.* Ques.
I How long has Babe Wise been com
ing? Ans. Ho has always been coming
Ques. Were you expecting this
| trouble? Ans. Yes, Buddie did not
look or act right. Ques. (lave you or
Belle got a pistol? Ans. No. Ques.
Has there been a pistol borrowed?
Ans. Not that I know of Ques.
Were >ou folks going or had an
| idea of going to Bibe Wise? Ans.
I do not know
(Sgd) Betsy Sessions.
Joe Long being sworn says: '1
heard the pistol shots but did not
see who shot thorn I heard six if
not mistaken 1 thought the shoot- I
ing was right here. I thought it. was I
[ SossioQt doing the shooting. Miss
Betsey was talking with me at the
time. She said to me, my poor baby
is dead. Ques. Where vou live
would a man ordinarily expect trouble?
Ans. I thought so from what I
hoard. Ques. What did I telle say
about it? Ans. She. taid she ex
pectod to got killed at any time.
Ques Has Belle ever told you how
the traubleoriginated? Ans. It was
in regard to marrying him Ques.
Did sho toll you why she would uot
marry him? Ans. No. QueS. Did
sho tell you anything about Wise?
Ans. No, she told roe her nest hoy
was coming but did not say who he
was." Joe Long.
G. W. Sessions being sworn says:
"I was told Buddie Sessions had shot
Belle and himself. I came and found
it about like I was told. Qu?8. Had
you heard anything said that led
you to expect trouble hero? Ans.
From what I heard Hollo, Betsey
and Buddie say I was surprised. I
did not think thero would be any
killing Mrs. Sosslons told me she
had tried to get a warraut for Buddie.
Bolle told mo Buddio bad met
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Aricff and stn
Myle?.
IIu lliO' line of dry
are clearing oui
leiitf'lis iti winter tlr
Gc Homespun
iYaivl wide white
10c Gingham sui tin;
Look on the count i
side the door.
Don't miss this oj
will last one week
only name a few \\
will see the others
come.
Spivey IV
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her at Crab Tree, took out his pistol
and tolJ her he would kill her. I
thought it was only a scare on the
part of tho woman. Belle told me
Buddie would kill her before a month
but it has been more than a month.
Buddie talked with me and told mo
he would not hurt her. Ques. What
was the ground for this desperate
act?Ans. 1 have been told that at
one time. I asked Betsey if it could
not be arranged without law. She;
said she would'nt. <lr? it i I
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Hello if she was willing for mo to t
sec Buddie aud yet them to make
friends. She said yes. 1 saw Buddie
but he did not come. Belle said 1
that Buddie come by himself. Belle
told me the trouble was because she ,
would not with him, and
said she would die before she would.
1 have never seen any misbehavior
here. Ques. Do you know any thing
of a Wiso coming here? Ans. Yes, a
young man Wise told me last uiglit
he was coming by here and was then
going homo." G. VV. Sessions.
Fred C. Lewis being sworn says:
"1 know nothing of it. Not seen
Buddie in a month. Don't romom *
ber last time I saw Belln, I have
heard of Buddie and some fellows
fussing here. Ques. Do you know
anything of Buddie having thus murder
premeditated? Ans. No, 1 heard
she was going to Florida. Buddie
said she should not go. Was told
she v/as to go to-day."
Fred Lewis
Statement of Belle Sessions taken
bv the coroner;
"Buddie Sessions shot me this
morning about <> or 7 o'clock. 1 was
in tbo house and started to run and
he caught me and held rnc and carried
me out of the piazza and shot
ine. I don't know how many times,
5 or 1 I think. I don't, know why
he shot me, has been cursing and
rowing a long time. 1 tried to get
him on a peace bond but eould'nt. I
Said for mo to marry him and if I j
did'nt have him I could not Imve any \
one. lie told me lots of times he j
would kill me. The last time 1 think I
ihree or four weeks ago. Me said he
heard 1 was going to leave today
and on his account. I told him I
did'nt want to go. lie said "I will
kill you " I tried to get away from
him, but he pulled mc out on the piazza.
Did'nt say what, he would do
after he killed me Ques. llow was
he actingf Ans. hike lie always is. j
He was sober, lie wasn't drunk, lj
ran hero after I was shot, See if'
he hasn't a note in his pocket. He
wrote them lots of times when he
would come to kill me for the publie
to read after he is dead. I nave
seen th< m on him.
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Examination at Floroncf
There will be held at Florence, S.
0., at the graded school building
on Saturday April 22nd 1905 at 11
o'clock a? m , an examination to
determine who shall be appointed
to both U. S. Military and Naval
Academies from the sixth S. C.
| District. All who desiro to apply
for either of these places must bo
on hand. Prof. J. L. Mann, Mr.
A. II. Gasque and Miss Lena Lawson
will conduct the examination.
Write to either of them at Florence,
S C., or to mo at Sellers, S. C.,
for information. The one who is
appointed to Wost Point must report
at Fort McPhorson, Atlanta,
Ga., on the first day of Mav 1905,
J. E. Ellerbo,
I Representing 6th j^dstrict.
ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
gjgljTS
Spring.
>ng lino just jn. eoo our shapes
In Shoes,
k hnowled id It dors Noue
A has \ t f>>uod foot t? r shoes
y 11,au
' Southland
Bell.
Wo can furnish o\fords low
cut goods e'o . for 1:1011, women
and children
goods wo
some odd a >
ess goods. f\ IcpJNG
Homespun
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iportunily,
cms; you
when you
Emphatic
Remarks
Not needed as to our
Grocery Dept.
7o have fancy groceries for all,
nd heavy groceries sucli as feed
tulTs etc., at i>rices to interest
ou.
YOURS
VERY
TRULY,
iercantile Co.
PERSONAL.
?W. II. Oliver was over in town
last Saturday.
? F. A. I lux paid us a plesant call
oneday this week.
?Senator G. J. Ilollidny was in
town the lirst of the week.
? W. T. Ellerbe was here from
Florence the first of this week.
?Magistrate J. K. Johnson was
anion},' those in town last Monday.
?The Rev. Mr. McFarUin of Soc
iistee was in town one day tins week.
?W. J. Hendricks was among
the visitors at the county seat last
Friday
?W. J. Sessions of the Homewood
section was ir the city last
Saturday,
? H. F. Vereen of the Warn pec
section was among those in town
last Saturday.
? R. L. Sullivan of Hurley was
in Conway on business the latter
part of the week. a
?O. J. Hell of Wampec, was
anion# tln.se in the city the latter
part of last week.
?J. II. Stone of Wilmington, N.
0., was anion# the traveling men
in town last Moaday.
Dr. W. E. McCord will be absent
from his ollice Tuesday April
11th till Monday 17th.
?S. Fowler and H. Fowler of the
Tabor section were in town on business
one day this week.
--Charles Mar thin son was among
the business men from a distance
that visited Conway last week.
? Walter. N.GJerruld is at Columbia
taking a business course at
Druuglions' Practical Rusino&s College.
C. P Stulvey of Stalvoy, S. C ,
was umoiig those who came to the
county seat the tirst of the week
on business.
- John Daniels has accepted {X>sition
with Conway Hardware Company.
where lie will be glad to meet
bis many frinds.
Kelly W. Jones of Mullins, was
in our town lust Friday for the second
time that he has visited uu
since leaving Horry.
?T. VV. Livingstone, the manager
of Hammond Mercantile Co., at
Hammond, S. C. was in Conway on
bu8:ue*8 one day last week.
?The following were noted in
town the first of this week: W. A.
Spivey, J. J Cook, W. M. Mishoe,
Thomas Livingston, L. M. Ludlam,
J. D. Watson, 13. B. Cox, Jere
Mishoe, J. M. D. Jones, A. F.
Prince, 0 A. Causey, Wm. Carter,
W. 13. Carter, R. D. Owens, 0.
W. King, Wm. Page, J. T. Todd,
II. L. Marlow, E. J. Marsh, H. K,
Cook, M. C. Hughes, R. M. Prince,
F. A. James, J. T. Jordan, J. A,
Tindal, Nathan Adams, J. J. E
Harnusoo, J. M. Dorm^u, Vf. M
E.^Van Graham, R. M
| Newly Mi
YOU MUST 11,1
IFVRNIT
Been marriec
time
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New Furniture will brighten u
Make Ii(?>*^ vvuilf easy by fi :
h 11*<>m our *ioek.
W e help folks to got married by
first bill. Our Mr. Gregg will I
you in making the selection. V
I Trunk
Bags
I Satchel
and all the side lines found
9 furniture store
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We wish to c
special att
to ou
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DEPART!
OPEN A?
I Kingston F
I Co.
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THE CHURCHES.
BAPTIST.
Sunday school every Sunday 9:;10
a. in Prayer meeting every Tuesday
8:00 p. m. Business meeting
Tuesday after second Sunday after
prayer meeting. Preaching second 1
and fourth Sundays 11 a. m., and
first second, third swul fourth Sundays
8:00 p. m. A cordial invitation
to all. J. L. Shiun, Pastor.
METHODIST.
Sunday school every Sunday
: i O.OA - it
uiui uui^ at j7.ou a. in. rreacning at
11 a. m. and 8 o'clock p. in. Prayer
meeting every Thursday evening
at 8 o'clock. Publ'c cordially invited
to attend all services.
Rev. W. L. Walt, Pastor.
PRESBYTERTAN.
; Kingston?Preaching every first
I Sunday at 11 a. m , and at 8 p. m.
{ Waccamaw?First Sabbath at 1
| p. in., and second Sabbath at 11 a. m.
and 8 p. m.
Rayboro?Fourth Sabbath at 11
ja m., and 8 p. in.
Sunday school at Kingston every
1 Sabbath at 4 p. m. Everybody invited.
Rev. C. E. Robertson,
Pastor.
A l:orcst l-'ire
A forest fire ran through a section
of the colony lands near town one
day last week and some of the farmers
wore damaged, among them
Singleton, Conner and Pettingor.
The fire got away from the latter
while burning around his land for
the purpose it is said of protecting
it from raiload fires.
I.uot ItojKI Vu II l*ll od.
When leading physicians said that
W. M. Srnithart, of Pekln, a , had
incurablo consumption, his last hope |
vanished; but !>r King's New Dis |
eovor.v for Consumption. Coughs
and Colds, kept him out of hisgravo.
i Ho says: ' This great specific completely
cured me, and saved my life.
Since then. I have used it for over
| H) years, and consider it a marvellous
throat and lung cure Strick
ly scientific cure for Coughs. Sore.
Throats or colds; sure preventive of
: Pneumonia. Guaranteed, 50c and
#1 <M) bottles at Norton Drug Co.
Trial bottle lrcc
I.and Sales* on Monday.
Several land sales were made at
the court honse door last Monday
by the Clerk of tho Court and the
Sheriff under orders of court The
1 land brough good prices, cond?ldor,
in&^ the season of tho year, and went
off air follows:
Tract of 64 acres, in Conway township,
on the seashore, railroad, to
Col D. A. Spivey for $200.00.
Tract of acres in Dog Bluff
township, and an interest in
another tract of the same size in the
same township, to G. J. Holllday
for $160.00.
, Tract of 260 acros in Bayb>ro
, township to J. D. Montgomery for
, $2000.00
Tract of 100 acres in Conway town ,
ship known as the A. M. Chestnut
, homestead to Robt. B. Scarborough
. Atty., for $900.00
The Bothea place near Conway
got MM 1500 In ?Mh".
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selling; them their
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fhrolrd Death. |
Kiduey trouble often ends fatally,
but by choosing the right medicine, 1
E. II. Wolfe, of Bear Grove, Iowa,
cheated death Ho savs: "Two years
ago I had Kidney "trouble, which
caused me great pain, suffering and
anxiety, but I took Electric Bitters,
which ufTecUd a complete cure. I
havo also found them of great bonefit
in general debility and nerve
trouble; and keep them constantly
on hand, since, as I find they have
n> equal." Norton Drug Co., druggists,
guarantees them at f>0c.
MARKETS.
wilmingtojy,n. c
Spirits Turpentine Per Gal 59 l-2c.
Hosin Per Bbl "$2 05.
Tnr Per lll>l 280 lbs $1. 70. (
Crude Turpentine Hard Per Bbl $2.30
Crude Turpentlno I)lp Per Bbl $3.70
Cotton Middling Steady at 7 7 8c.
con \va r, s. c. (
Eggs 10c.
Chickens Grown 20 to 35c.
Chlckona Spring 12,& 15c.
Beeswax 18c.
Tallow 3
Pork Fresh 0 %c,
Peas 90c.
Sweet Potatoes ..40c
These markets will be
corrccted wcehly.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Foil \nE-One No. 1 type- .
writor'Oniy been in use three \
months, will sell on liberal terms.
Address, J. \V. Prince, Havboro
S. C. 8-lS-ft 1 m,
WANTED?Laundry for the Chinese
Laundry at Conway, S. C.
Apply to L NV. Cooper, Agent, at
Klondyke, S. 0.
3 28-5-Sm. s
WANTED?Lady or gentleman of j 1'
fair education to travel for?n|
firm of $2iO,UOO capital. Salary ;
$1,0721 per year and expenses; paid; I
weekly. Address Geo. G. Clow.-,
Couwuy, S. C. ! ^
Notice of Discharge. ^
Notice is hereby given that on the
281'1 day April A. I). 19o.\ the under- '
feigned, as guardian of the persons and
estates of Kenneth L. Lee and William V..
Lee, will apply to the Hon. II. N. Sessions,
Judge of Probate in und for the
County of Horry, and State of Scuth
Carolina, for a final discharge as auch
guardian. V. I), Lee.
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Hi AND ill!
I have secured all the Hoard Ends
at the Conway Lumber Company, |
aud I will furniah them cheap on
short notice. Best Cook Wood yon \
can get. I have headquarters at the i
store of the Hal L. Back Co., and ]
orders for d raying or hauliug left
with me will be promptly attended
to, ...... ,
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Wo have just received a fine lot of new hojses ?
be sold on reasonable terms for cash or good secur:4j?
NONE BUT THE
BEST STOCK-f==
You know our way of doing business. O* 1*^
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A_. W. J en kiiis && ?oil- 1
Established 1880 J. L. McElwee, Prop
A Omri Ihmnettsvillo Marble Wks,
|*gL "Uui innvnts To inI>h1 oiks uitd C^iTbiaK
I irsi CI?H5 Work. Reasonable Prle
U. K. U usque, (Jonway, 8. t
Iv o. I,. I!..^i a. (inliv ji Ferry, S. C. ^
We Bid For Your Business
We are matting room now for tho largest and best stock of
Spring and Summer goods to be found in our section of tho
county. Our stock of family groceries is always up-to-date
and suite 1 to the needs of tho people.
Hash or Good Security.
We always prefer to sell for cosh, but good security counts
all the same with us. However wo trade, we promise tho best
values ror the prices asked. (Jive us atrial.
DUSENHI BY &c CO
Todd vilie, S. C. 3
ICE CREAM 1
PARLOR. 1
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li/? are opening up in the rear of our store, an up-to
VV dato Ice Cream Parlor, and will be ready in due season L
to serve tho public in first class style. We also carry a f
full and complete line of Fancy Groceries. \ &
-FRVITS- |
Wo make a specialty of fruit, and guaranteed to be fresh }
and fino at all times. We most cordially invito you to visit >
jl our storo where yovi will always be treated with courtesy r
and politeness. Yours for your trade, > ^
Davis & Co. : 1
A A W m. Y ^ m
DAKUAirN^I J
BARGAINS!
ASSIGNEE'S SALE AT AND
BELOW COST!
ThooutlroStockofGcner.il Morchnudi.se of \V. T. KUerbe, in
the store lately occupied by him on Jlrrt avenue, in Conway, S. C ,
will be sold regardless of cost, for the benefit of his creditors,
BEGIN IN I IN < * TODAY. f
FIRST COME. FIRST SERVED. Call before the goo-'
picked over. The best bargains will go first,
)ffers for the whole Stock in feulk
will be Considered.
Z. P. Quattlebaum, C. E. St Amand
Assignee. Agent For Creditors.
THE STANDARD
SEWING MACHINE
I sell this inuehine wliieli satislied customers everywhere
say is the best made. 11'you want the best see mo nn?l
try the STAN DAItl). Old mueliine.s taken in exchange
or part payment.
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A HULL AND COMPLETE LINE. LOWEST PRICES.
W. 1{. LEWIS.
lorry' $ ItMing c.ilii ?tirH N
Hani- ourtron Tooti. Harrow*.
HORRY HARDWARE CO.
3LACKSMITH1NG A SPECIALTY.
VAGONS, CHARTS, llOAJ) CAUT8 MADE TO ORDER ALSO
LBEP A FULL STOCK OF WAGONS CARTS/ROAD CARTS AN1)
HJGGY MATERIAL.
ilifoYHiirtfrf Cully.
^OLLIE,