The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, April 13, 1905, Image 2
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Morning by The
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If. II. WOODWAU1),
icditor and Manaokr.
THURSDAY A PL. 13th 11)05.
Small pox will die out with the
coming of warm weather, bnt if
proper precautions are not taken it
will break out again next winter,
rinklca School Closed.
The entertainment given by the |
pupils of tin* Fink lea school on Inst (
Friday evening April 7th was a
record breaker in the history of '
that school. At tho appointed hour
it was seen that tho house, though
largo was not suflieenfc to accomodate
the people who had come from
every direction, even the passages
leading from the front doors to the
rostrum were crowded with those
who was eager to see and to hear.
The following program held the
audiencospell bouud for three hours:
Song of welcome by the school
with music.?Prayer by tho principal,
W. A. Priuco.?Our Missionary,
by Bula Graham.?1 am to
sweet, by Katie Graham.?Studying
Arithmetic, by Mack Anderson.
A boys rights, by Burkley Fowler.?Our
Future man, by Austin
llorn.?Music, Vocal and Instrumental.?
A good sized State, by
Fula Uarrelson.?Exhibit, by twelve
girls.?Orphan Girl, by Bela Graham.?Pick
up his fallen cane, by
Sadie King.?The young Philosopher,
by two boys.?What girls
love to do, by six girls,?City and
Country girl, by two girls.?Bast
day in school, by four girls.?Music,
Instrumcntal.? A boys lecture,
by Craven Grainger.?Vacation day
Bir 1 iua ?#1 ? ! m T' y\B? ? i * B
uj k ? > *j ^ii ia.?uuiii^; u> iIII: post
oilicG, by two boys. ? A recitation,
M. E. Graingor.? A very bad boy,
by teacher and pupil. Repartee,
l>y Uosa llarrelson and ()llie Hlackburn.
? Recitation, by 10. 0. Grainier.?Music,
Dixie Land.?A Girl's
Protest? by Olla Grainger.-A Hoy's
Appeal.?by G. Grainger. ? A Doll
Diologue?by three girls and grandmother,?The
Comical Pet?by two
boys.?Indian Tomahawk Drill,?by
six boys with music, Doctor and patient,?Exhibit
of crowns and crosses?by
three girls,?Music (instrumental)?
Hetsy linker?by Mrs. A.
F. Prince?Punkin Ridge?by nine,
(a play in live scens) time to perform,
sixty minutes?Valedietoay?
by Lula King. ? Address by lion D.
1). llarrelson.
As the Indians in their savage like
suits and feathered caps began with
light step their march in silonee,
the notes of the organ sounded
forth the beautiful march. The applause
at intervals was so great
that it wasdillicult to maintain good
order. Miss Lessie Uowoll of Wanamaker
deserves credit for the manner
in which she rendered the music.
W. A P.
White Oak.
G. II. Mi.shoe has a severe case
of small pox.
Tobacco ohint.s urn lrvilriinr ivr?11
unci will be ready for transplanting
in a few days.
Miss M. 1? Stevens of Etdordo .
was on our streets last week, accompanied
by D. J, Stevens. i
Miss Lena Ilardee spent last week
in Conway with relatives and friends ;
fi. M. and W. H. Stevens visited
Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Stevens last |
Wednesday. (
A. T. Suggs of Eldorada was |
hero last Sunday.
Cane Branch Sunday school is ,
preparing for the anniversary which j
will convene at Hechlohem on Sat
urday before the third Sunday in
may. S & S
Poplar.
The farmers of this section are j
busy at present planting tneir crops.
Some have planted corn and others
are getting ready to plant. j
Mr. Phipp's family has been quite
sick with the small pox, but they
are improving at this writing.
Henry Grainger of the Harold
section was a pleasant visitor here
last Sunday afternoon.
Johnie Edwards left here last
Saturday to attend the anniversary
at Mt. Tabor, N. C.
J. Thomas and Mrs. A. L. Todd
visited in the Eldorado section last
Saturday and Sunday,
Mr. G. Walter Harris of Homewood,
while employed at the Si/.er
Lumber Co's saw mill last Saturday
morning, got his right arm badly
cut, and the last, hearing the writer
had was that they did'nt know <
if 'lit
>v ucuier ms arm wouiu nave to be
amputated or not. lie was oiling !
some part of the machinery at the <
time.
Mr. Phipps has purchased a lino
young mule from A. VV. Jenkins & i
Son., which is a dandy.
"Cuban." i
I
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JVtattic.
Two new cases of small pox near
here. ]
Mr. J. W. Porter has been sick
with gripp, but is up again. (
Mr. Cheatham Parker is ditching ,
at Mitchel Island. f
Mrs. J. T. Ray and her son J. P.. j
of Zoan visited friends here recent- f
ly. c
Mess. W. M. Souls and C. E. Bar- N
ker visited friends in North Caroli- c
na Sunday. D
Col. A. II. Dean of Spartanburg i
, spent a few days with Mr. Cunnon v
recently inspecting the dispensary, f
Nice weather and farmers are put- c
ing in t> days a week.
Podge.
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u ?/(?it sjkj L ittlli V/ll
lurch 24th, our eftlcient teacher, ,
diss Maude Muhouey before leav- w
ng for her home in Ton nesce de 5
hied to take a holiday and visit 1
,hcj Atlantic ocean, as she had
lever hadithe opportunity of doing
>o before. On Tuesday aftoreoon w
she loft the hospitable home of Mr.
Raskins, where she had stopped
vhile in our midst, and went to the tl
ionic of Mr. Johnson from where tl
>he was accompanied by his duughLer,
Miss hou, to the beautiful little
jity of Conway. They had not
aeon in Conway very long when I
they wore joined by Misses Carrie ?
llell and Fannie Johnson, and after 11
c
taking a delightful stroll over the 0
iity, they all spent the night at. the tl
pleasant little home of Mr. II S.
doll ins. 0
Karly the next morning, having j
prepared ourselves with a lunch for o
the occasion, we left for Myrtle t
Hench. At the station of I'ine Is- !
and wo were joined by Misses Flor- |(
rie, Fdith and holla Rubor,, the
harming daughters of Mr. David
Rabon of that place, all ready to
lake a day of pleasure with us "
Promptly atbdlO o'clock we reach- '
d the beach and visited the beauti- |
ful Seaside Inn, although deserted
ind silent, we soon ma le the echoes "
ring with mirth and laughter, which *
brought to mind sweet memories of
former days we have spent by dear
>ld ocean. As it was a new ex- V
pcriencc to Mi-s .Muhonoy, slie was
ijuitc content to sit and watch the
waves, while the rest romped on ?
the strand and was heard to exclaim
many t imes, "O the waves the beautiful
waves!" and bow she wished L
to take them to TenneseO with her.
Hut as she knew it would be impossible
to take the waves, she .
satisfied herself hy gathering shells ]
to take to her friends.
A ft. It t r
.-iii.wi n|ji-ijuiii>; ltuil I'S CUJOV 11) g
the glories of old ocean it was n
brought very forcibly to our minds s
that wo wore but human, where- J'
upon we again repaired to the :
shady verandas of the Seaside lnr. }
to spread our lunch, and pioeocded
to satisfy the cravings of hunger as c
only a crowd of healthy girls can !
do, under the influence of the health
giving breezes of ohl ocean. .
We learned after reaching Myrtle
Reach that Miss Rhoda McConnoll
was teaching at Mrs. Averill's, so '
she was invited to take an afternoon
stroll with us, thus making
the even number of eight young
ladies. It will be useless to say (
that we highly enjoyed the after- i
noon.
At 1:110 o'clock the call of "all j
aboard for Conway" was heard, ,
hasty good-bye's wore said, and |
while the sad thought that perhaps
we would never all be together j
again at Myrtle I leach, unbidden j
tears would start, but we would
brush them away and enjoy today;
and all with one accord vote it
one of the most pleasant days we
had ever spent. The Misses Rabon
left us at IMne Island. We were
soon at Con way again, tired, but '
with no regret. We spent the ^
night again at Mr. Collins'. The
next day at the depot we parted 1
with our dear little friend, Miss
Maude, perhaps never to meet again 4
in life, but ever with pleasant mem- j
ories of her and the day we all spent .
at Myrtle Reach. One of the girls. ,
? -t. . \
Itayboro.
Farmers are hauling guano and c
are making ready to hear the cotton c]
planters humming.
A. I\ Elliott spent Sunday in (
North Carolina, and makes a fair s
report of the strawberry crop. ^
Thurinan Collins of Conway was j
here last Saturday
W. If, Roll and wife visited friends
near Zoan on last Sunday. t
J. K. Johnson of Rlanchn ivns r
1(
liere recently. /.
Mrs. W. II. llardeo is sligl.P.v a
improving V,
G. C. Ormun Lumber Conipai . h
has began erecting small sham;. .,
houses for the hands, and it favors'
11 small town. Wo,think Mr. Gaine\
their representative, is the right
man in th right place.
Some of our batebelor boys spent
Sunday at Gurley.
.1 T. Graham, our horse; shoer is
making things lively here now. IJe ^
Joes general repair work, and is '*
making much success. *
We appreciate Mr. Johnson's and 1
Tones' statement in last weeks
issue. K & P. "
Gurley.
Warm weather.
Farmers are planting corn.
It. L. Sullivan and S. (1 Godfrey l!
made a busines trip to Daisy last s'
week. n
Messrs. Shaw and Black spent
Sunday near Adrian. *
W. il. Privett of Privett of Pri- u
vetts was here on last Sunday.
K. M. Prince, jr., and wife of * '
Parinole, N. C., were called to the 1
bedside of Mr. Prince's father who 1
is right sick at this writing.
H. W. Mishoe spent some time in
North Carolina last week. T
J. K. Johnson of Blanche was ''
here on Friday. ^
Our merchants arc doing a lively u
business now. Plow Boy s
i ?
I'od dville
Mrs. J. 1). Oliver was here Sunday.
iMiss Maude Beaty was in town J.
Saturda^ Miss Maude hiw t IIC I 1 ?
- J""" (1
closed a successful term of school ]
ncurJHucksville ivnd will now return e
to her home at Laurel and enjoy the b
sea breeze for awhile. p
We notice that J. C. Blum has resigned
his place as a member of the
board of registration. We hope that
the Horry delegation will use the
same judgement in (Tiling this vasancy
that -they did in giving the
people such a good board of CountyCommissioners.
Silas W. Beverly died last Tues- c<
lay in the 5>2nd year of his age, and
was buried tho following day in the s'
amily burying ground near his
lomo where helms spent greater part nt
>f his life. lie leaves a wife and sev- "
sn children to mourn his loss. He {p.
vas a consistent member of Pawloy
iwamp Missionary Baptist church,
md told his relatives and friends
Kjfore tho end camo, that ho was
>repared to go. He was an honest
armor and highly esteemed in the
lommunity in which ho lived. 01
Forecjst.
ieded for the crops.
There has been a few days of cool
eathur recently.
Corn will soon be all planted
trough here. I
Bad colds arc very prevalent |
I rough here at this time.
The hoi; cholera is playing havoc
ith the hogs in this section.
We hud a general scare here on
uesda.v of last week caused by a
nest lire which came near burning
he farms of several parties, but
lie neighbors and hands from the
nil road came to our assistance in
iuie to save our places for which we
eturn our thanks.
The railroad is progressing well
n a few more days it will be down
pposile Grahamville. Wo hope it
lay be completed in time for an exII
r si on to Myrtle Beach on the 4th
f July. It would be quite a treat to
lie |>eople up here.
Mr. Editor, it is truly heart sick"
niiig to read in the papers the ac
ounts of the late tragedy nea?*
lomewood, which beats the record
f crime in* I lorry county. It seems
hat crime is increasing at a rapid
ate and why is it so? Surely there
> need of missionary work here at
ome. Cor.
Mtfctinjr at l.ittle River.
Hie lirst series of meetings '.ie'.d
n the Tjoris circuit began in the
attic Uiver Methodist church on
'uesday evening. March 21st 1 iM>5,
ontinuing until the evening of the
1st. Kev. Mr. McFurlan of the
Vaecamaw circuit was present and
ccupied the pulpit for the lirst three
ays and evening?, preaching very
arnest and able sermons, and la.vng
the foundation for much good,
'he people appreciated the presence
f Bro MeFarlan in the pulpit, in
heir homes, and by the way side.
Mr. McConnell, then went sure
nough into active work, and preachd
with unusual care and vigor, at
itnos becoming eloquent.
Divine Providence seeuced to have
iefi> with the church, more interest
/as manifested than for many years,
esulting in sixteen applicants for
lembcrship and fourteen converions.
The wav in which the young
icople (both girls and boys) came to
he front, declaring their intention
n the future to live better lives,
,ncl throwing themselves upon the
hristian people of the church was a
euiarkablo unci pleasant feature of
he meeting. Their actions were a
eduction upon the older people of
he community, and should cause
/hem to consider very seriously and
picstion themselves, "Whither are
.ve drifting?" B. 1
Little River, April 1st '05.
A ItHrt'drvil Hide.
iften ends in a sad accident. To
:ieal accidental injuries, use Bucken's
Arnica Salve. "A deep wound
in my foot, from an accident,"
writes Theodore Schuele, of Columbus,
()., "caused me great pain.
Physicians were helpless, but Bucken's
Arnica Salve quickly healed
it." Soothes and heals burns like
magic, line, at Norhon Drug Co.,
Iruggists.
DIED.
Patience Adaline Gerrald was born
m February Mrd. 1815(5 an I was mar led
to Pinkenoy Gerrald on March
1th., 1854. To them were born nine
hildren, seven of them still living.
She joined the Missionary Baptist
hurch at Gapway, Marion county
vhile quite young and was baptized
>y the Rev. vVilliam Ayers. She
hen transferred her membership to
dt. Pisgah church, Horry county
vhere she remained a faithful mem
Hjr until death. Lhe hated sin, but
oved virtue. Her home was a mod 1
home, her life was Christ like, her
leath was peace.
Being old and full of years Lairlppe
and Pneumonia fastened itelf
on her body and in spite of all
hat her children, loving friends and
)r. Allcrd Lewis could do, she died
n April 8rd., 11?05.
Her spirit went over Jordan in
hat land where the tlowers bloom
Drover, and.the sun never sets. Her
uncral was preached at her home to
large coneourse of people, by the
lev. II I). Granger, after which her
ody wits buried at the family grave
ai-d to await the resurrection dav.
1 iv that God that docth all things
vll, comfort those bereft.
H. D. G.
Iritxitc of Kespcct.
Tribute of Antioch Sunday school
i the memory of brother Hugh
loyd, of Galivants S. C., who was
orn March 10th, 1H58 and died on
larch Gth l!M)u.
Whereas it has pleased God to reiovo
from us our beloved brother
lugh Floyd, who was a beuefactor
f the organization at Antioch.
Uesolved, That in the death of
lugh Floyd, The Baptist Sunday
chool at this place has lost one of
,s most devoted and best members,
ince his connection with the above
univd church.
Ho filled the position of Bible-class
cache:* and Musician, both with
n tiring energy and fidelity.
Uesolved, Further that his Chrisian
life, and faithfullnos is an exmple
worthy of immitatiou, and
hat we cherish his memory with
)vc and sincerity.
Uesolved, Further, that copies of
his preamble and resolutions be
urnished his family, our county and
enominational papers, and spread
pon the minutes of this Sunday
chool.
i Mrs. F. M. Johnson,
Committee. Mrs. I). II. Jordan,
I Mrs. J. G. Floyd.
- -Overworked
Kldneyii.
Murray's Bucha, Gin and Juniper
i prescribed and endorsed by emient
physicians. Prevents Kidney
)iseases, Dropsy, Bright's Disease,
tc. At all drug stores. $1.00 a
ottle, or direct from THE MUR>
a v nr>ttc nr\ n~i us- o .-?
i i i i/ivuvj v/vy. y vyuiuIII IJ1U, O \J.
Eldorado.
The farmers are hustling with
heir crops.
J. M. Gore of the neck section has
:ie finest corn the writer has soen.
S. M. Stevens has the finest tobacj
plants in his section.
It. M. Boyd is a hustler in the
trawberry business.
Mr. Editor, we can't see why the
cw bridge could not be made. We
link it would be a good tiling for
on way and Socastee and also the
yrtle Beach section.
Miss J. A. Anderson was a pleasit
caller at S M. Stevens last
unday, accompanied by her brother |
Ii. Anderson.
II L. Grainger visited J. M. Gore "
10 night last week.
Bost wishes to tho Hkrai.d.
N. C. Boy.
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WVy^r?WV^nnrY
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If a Herring
and a half
cost a cent
and a half
how many
tacks would
it t a k e to
; I
fatten a
1* lamp post
V
Tknn't worry about
"that, or about the
place to make spring
purchases; for wo are
showing without a
doubt one of the lat !
est and completest
line of
Spring
Fabrics
ever before offered
the people of Horry.
If it is pretty, stylish
and up to date,
we have it. New
goods come nearly
everyday, and just
as often you will find
on sale something of i
special interest to
the ladies. We make
; a specialty of good
things for the ladies,
i Wecon't sell cheap
shoddy kind. In every
article we try to
1 ; iriveyou good honest
value.
The increased voliimn
of our business and
| the growing popularity
of our store is
an advertisement of ,
i which wo are justly
1 proud. We don't i
have any dull days
because we have the
goods sell them right
and treat you right.
Join the many purchasers
who admire
and buy
Reliable
Merchandise.
Give us a call, you'll
be welcomed. You
don't have to buy
but let us have the
pleasure of showing
| you through, we i
promise tho mos t
courteous and polite
' attention. ,
Again thanking our
many friends for the
liberal patronage
which they are daily
giving us, and again
assuring them of our
earnest desire to
please them in every
article buoi/ht of us,
we are \
Very truly yours,
Hal L.
Buck
Co.
Leaders For
Reliable
Merchandise.
< I
Chinese Laundry.
Collars and Cuffs, Iron- lD{(
Machine. Work turn I
ed out promptly. Send I
me n trial order. Family
washing taken. Satisfuc- '
tion Guaranteed, Work I
neatly executed, and in I
First Class Style. Yours
for Good Work,
Call on
GEO. LrVM.
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LIYERY
AND
1 )ra,y a,i>;e'Phone
No. I?(>.
Horry Tobacco Warehouse.
J. E. COLES.
O. S. HACKER & SON,
544, 540 nnu 548 King St,
'Xh A RLESTON f S. .
1>I O U L > I N G ,
Window and Fancy Glass a
Specialty.
Chain Ciatijr Notice.
Magistrates will take notice that
they may commit, prisoners to chain
gang direct which is now stationed
on the Conway and Pircway road at
Iiuck Creek till further notice.
J. Ij Hoyd, Supervisor'
Notice.
All persons nre hereby forbidden under
penalty of law, to hunt, fish or trespass
in any way upon my lands in Conway
township.
U 23-5?4t. Solomon J oil ie.
VUSKi
Go to J. D. Graham's at
Doris, S. C., to got your
Groceries, Dry Goods and
Notions. A full and complete
line of General Merchandise
always on haud.
.lust received a car load of
Stiidclmkrr
Wagons and
Harness. (
Herring Mowers
and Hakes
Always in Stock.
Cheap Tor Cash
or on t iinc with
Good Security.
Get your mowers and rakes
now and be ready to cut
your oats, then your hay.
Highest prices paid for
Country Produce, Chickens.
Eggs a Specialty.
Yours for IVade
J. D. GRAHAM,
LOKIS, S. C.
1-10-05 3m.
COST SALE |
My entire stock of winter goods
Clothing and Shoes, I am selling regardless
of Cost.
Klce 100 pounds <>2 20 ^
Good IMate Meat 7Jc s
Good Coffee ll^c I
Good Tobacco 20';
The cheapest place in town to buy ^
your goods. Call when you come to
town whether you trade or not. A.
P. Johnson ?
THE BEST
GOODS
iN
The Lowest Prices, Honest-, Fair
Dealing. flWhen you want any- _
tiling in tlie line of
CfiOTllINO
MIIOES ]
I ATS
UNDER WEAK
NOTIONS
or if you wish to purchase fresh
family groceries, be sure to give us |.
a call on the corner. Always glad
to seo you.
J. E. Nicholas.
HYMAN
GROCERIES.
I am the pioneer in the grocery
business at Conway When you
huv Hvmnn flrnnei?Uw it
?J ? ? " * ???"
antee that the articles are the host
of their kind that your money will
buy for the prices asked. All
staple articles in the grocery line
always fresh from the factories and
at the lowest prices. When you
fail to get anything in the line of
fancy groceries at other stores call
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 '
^PRtng
G
Wo have i.oi
ami best ass<
broght to (
All that we
we don't cor
tiling in our
consists of
season, and
buying in lo
that for you
We would li
the stock is
Burrougl
{ "^HEYI^NOV
1 I HATIXNOV
| WH"
V because they take advan
cents worth of material foi
4 Our Sprii
4 and
are now on display,
fl Triined Hats ever sho
4 equaled for tlie money
Low Quarters either i
that you will experiet
4 realize the touch of so
? Gentle
are complete, and the
ij us dress you from hoa
4 town and sin# with tl
?.WMLIHJBKMBWgMH?CTFSPa
] Con wa\
NOTICE
To the Citizens c
Yon are respectfully invited t<
Screen Doors and Windows, I
plete. Japanese Cans, the fin
anbcotton planter. Paint yoi
Coffins, Caskets and Burial It
We have secured the services <
county.
CON\
BICYCLES.
A fuli and complete line of of upo
date wheels always on hand for
ale or rent. Also a full lino of
licyclo Supplies.
J 33. Oliver'
Spivey & Collins Co.,
. PI It 12 INSURANCE.
Bicycles.
). A. wpivey, ? ? President.
I. W. Collins, ? ? Secretary
Easter Egg Dye.
Nunuallys
ItKSIl CAN DIPS IC V K R Y
WRICK, ?
The best assortment of pure
. Drugs and fresh rneeicines
in the county.
Books
and
Stationery
AY DRUG 60. ;
Job Printing^.
Try Our Job Department .
For ^
HI Ml L1EIII11S i
Satisfaction Guaranteed
i AND SUMMER
O O D S .
>v on display for inspection, one of the largest
or ted stock of Spring and Summer goods ever
Conway; that is what our customers say.
want is an opportunity to show yojfc If
ivinec you that we are head quarters for everyline,
we will pay your car fare. J^
Our Stock. j
all the newest and nobbiest things of the
at prices that cannot be matched by those
ss quantities. We don't blow muoh will leave
to do after looking.
Uo to have you call as early as possible before
broken.
IS & Collin* Co
; TheTkn?? w i se
V DO WE SAY SO? I
tago of the inducements we olfer nnd get ONK HUNDKKD I
r eich dollar tliat puss over our counters, I
ng and Summer Millinery !
Femcy Dress Goods !
Come and sec the most. Attractivo lino of ready to wear P
wn in this county our Shirt waist goods cannot he
. Try one pair of our famous Battle Axe shoes, Ladies K
n tan or vici patent, you will lind when you put them on
ice that satisfied feeling which comes over you when you P
mc dear friends hand upon your weary head. Our line of P
men's Hats and Shoes r
styles of the latest creation. Give us a trial and let
(1 to foot so you can ramble all around either in or out of i
lie crowd "That there is something always doing" at the i
???? |
r Bargain House,, I
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?f Horry County.
j call and examine our line of Summer Goods. Ico Cream Freezers,
lamruocks liase ball supplies etc. Our line for the fisherman is comest
you ever saw. Stonewall uud Dixie Plows. Coles cotninution corn
nr house with Stag'Semi Poste Paint, one Gallons makes two.
obes.
>f Mr. John Daniels, who is well known by the people through tiio
Yours to Please,
VAY HARDWARE COMPANY.
j T^TiTet SoapS |
in selecting our stock of toilet ft
soaps we choose them with a view
ft to tliu Interests of our customers, ft
ft buying from reliable bought only ft
2 soaps of known purity ana excel- C
ft lence. II in worth wliile to make ft
ft sun- Hint the soaps you use are ft
2 pure, and to <lo thi.. it is not nee K
ft ossary that you pay high prices. ft
JL We have a large variety of Inex- J
ft pensive soaps that are just as pure ft
ft as the higher priceil ones. Great ft
er price secures soaps that have
ft oetter wearing qualities and which ft
ft are more dolh ately perfumed, hilt f ft
wo can provide yon with pure .
ft soaps at any price. ft
j Norton Drug Co. j
Fancy DressGoods.-^^
I have purchased the interest of mv nariniir m.? fcm:-.
... , j.?. .... , jiiue, in tllU
firm of George A Kllisand am now offering to the public at the
Same Stand
opposite Hank of Conway, a full lino of Fancy Dry Goods at prices
to suit the dull season. A full line of Shoes and clothing at
prices lower than the lowest and our customers know it.
George N. Shaheen.
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THE STANDARD ^
SEWING MACHINE
I sell this machine which satisfied customers everywhere
say Is the best made. If you want the host see me ami
try the STANDAItl). Old machines taken in exchange
or part payment.
A LULL AND COMPLETE LINE. LOWEST PRICES. M
W. R. LEWIS. |
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