The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, May 04, 1905, Image 3

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cooler. ?There were some showers last Saturday. ? He sure you arc with the crowd uext Wednesday. ? Come to the picnie and brim; a basket on the 10th. ? C. U. Dusenbury was in Conway last Monday. ?The tobacco season will bo open in less than uinety days. ? There are many predictions for a prosperous year for the farmers. ?There was quite a number in town ^tot Saturday inquiring for StntfgflTnsions. ^j^^^fcounty board of commisj^^^^Btcld their regular meeting likely pox BR*g at least. Hwcathcr the latK and strawberwhile the Cux Bis for tune to get Bly shot off 11 fe w BHiad garden peas Sunday large conJ^^^KTon who gave liiin undivided at^Bion. ? Tocro was a largo crowd out last Tuesday evening to hear the Old Homestead Quartette at the graded school. ? Last Monday was salesday, but there were no loyal sales to be made and the day was consequently duller than usual on salcsday. --We are informed that the lum ber is sawed and delivered for the repairing of Placard bridge across Placard swamp. ? We print letter heads and envelopes for country merchants. Send us your orders by mail and they will receive prompt attention. ? The investigating committee of the grand jury appointed by that body to examine the county ofliees resumed their work here this week. Hon, Robt. II. Scarborough has a fine crop of corn at his farm. One who has traveled over the county of late says it is the finest he has seen. - Sea Side Inn was opened for the season at Myrtle Reach last Monday. There was an excursion over the Conway, Coast ?V Western on Monday evening. ?.1. W. Sessions has purchased a building lot in the upper part of the town, near the residence of J. II. Jollie, Judge II. N. Sessions was the grantor. ?There was a party recently at L. 1*. Holt's. Those attending wore Misses Evil Mu^'in and May Westberry, Messrs Daniel and AI vie Hardee, W. A. and Peter Dunn ?J. M. Bran ton, a son of R. L. II, Branton near Port Harrelson, lmd the misfortune to split open his foot with an axe while cutting wood last week. His father was in the city last Friday. ?The recent frosts are now said to have benefitted the strawberry growers rather than injured them, as only the surplus blooms were killed out causing those remaining to mature better fruit. ?The evening train on two days of last week was late in arriving, owing to accidents on the road. The morning trains have been later than usual lately and the mails have not been received regularly. -The claim and delivery proceedings in the magistrate's court last Friday between A. W. Jenkins & Son and Sidney Sellers resulted in a verdict for the Plain tiffs. Both sides were represented by attorneys. ?The only criminal case in the magistrate's court here last week was a charge of assault and battery of a high and aggravated nature in which the defendant gave bond for his appearance at the higher court. ?J, If. Neel) has accepted a position here with S. S. Darmon, a commission merchant of Philadelphia who wants his share of Horry strawberries. Mr. Necly w ill represent him here throughout the season. ?The prices roal'ucd for strawberries have not boon as good as was expected by some of the growers. Tho low price was caused it is said by so many going in at first and overloading tho market. Prices are said to bo looking up, and a long season is looked for. ?Conway Drug Company, last week, filled an order for medicine received from a customer in Georgia who mentioned an advertisement in tiie Herald in ordering. This shows that even medicino can be sold to customers at a distance by advertising in the Herald. ?Mr. J. H. Nealy, book-keeper and stenographer for E. A. Perry unfortunately while going outof the ofliice on Tuesday night happened to step on a board that had a nail protruding and tho nail pierced through his foot and is giving him a great deal of anxiotV.- Chftdhnnrnn Tfiw.L-. or. ? Attention is ceiled to tho new advertisement of T. F. Kimball in this issuq. Ho has recently put ip lightning conductors at tho residences of .Tallies A. Lewis and A. T. Collins. Ho guarantees his work and will be glad to make contracts with any one wishing to take advantage of the protection afforded by his work. ?N. M Mishoe, who was recently appointed a member of the board of registration, attended the meeting last monday for the first time since he weut into office. Tho board is now composed of Messrs. I J. J. E. Harrclson, J. M Dorman and Mr. Mishoe, who takes the placo of J. C. Blum resigned. fendant on the ground of failure of proof, the suit having been brought by the wrong party. After this the parties compromised the case. ?Supervisor Boyd was in Bucks township the latter part of last week for the purpose of looking over the roads and Inspecting lumber delivered on different sections of the road, so as to be in a position to thoroughly understand how to pay the claims. Ho reports some very good work douo on some of the roads. ?Clarence Sessions, a young son of our townsman S. T Sessions, was struck on the head while at play in the school grounds at tho graded school one day last week and tho injury was thought at first to be of a serious nature- The family physician was called, and at last accounts the child was doing well and on tho way to recovery. ?The H1r ai.d returns thanks to Mr. \j. F. Sarvis for sending it a copy of "The Telephone," one of the "ancestors of the Hobby IIkrALD, published on Saturday December 6t,h, 1879. The entire front page is occupied by the Governor's message, and there are many things in the issue that would interest Yhe people of Conway of to-day. ?The IIkrai.i) was misinformed concerning the retainer of Ford D. Bryant Ksqr., of the Marion bar to represent I) P. Green in a threatened suit concerning some land belonging to the estate of the late Mr. \V. E. Porter. We have received a letter from Mr. Bryant in which he says ho has not been retained and knows nothing of the merits of the case, and asking us to make a correction. ?J. Monroe Johnson of Forney was .in town last Friday and was selected as one of the jurymen in the claim and delivery suit before Magistrate Jenrelto. A l)ay for Mass Meeting-. Kditor IIkhald:?1 see by reading the Horuv Herald several articles written on the subject of building a new eourt house and jail. 1 further note that you ask some one to suggest a time for a mass meeting for the purpose of discussing the subject, so that we might ascertain the sentiment of the people from the different sections of the county. 1 consider this a very appropriate step to be taken, as tin money would come directly through the tax payers. I think they should have a voice in the matter. There have been several architects down trying to get inc to agree to let the contract, and, as 1 cannot do that as the matter stands, I would be pleased to see the matter put before the people again and let them vote according to the dictates of their own conscience, I would suggest that Salosday in July at 12 o'clock m. be set apart for the mass meeting, that the meeting be called to order and the subject of*the meeting stated by the Hon. R. H. Scarborough. Respectfully, Conway, S. C. J L. Royd. Apr. 27, '03. More lluiMififf* Tor Main Street S. T. Sessions and H. H. Woodward, let the contract last Monday for the eruption of two buildings on Main Street, a partition wall to divide the two buildings of the owners. The entire building will be 71 x HO feet and occupy the space lying between the Kingston Hotel and the Norton Drug Co. It will be two stories high and have a front of white pressed brick worked into a design furnished by the architect, with rough stone finish portland cement blocks. The building of S. T. Sessions will be a store building twenty-eight feet wide, with offices up-stairs, and pla'e glass front. The rest of the building will be occupied by a store house with plate glass front, lawoflice down stairs, with entrance on the streetf private office and a printing offlco, which is designed as a new home of the Horry FIrralp, besides offices up-stairs. The IIkrald, ever since its establishment just after the war, hasbeen moving from place to place in the town, and so far as we arc informed has never had a place it could call its own . The paper will have a homo of its own in the new building and be the best quarters it has cyer occupied in its history. 11; I'. Little is the con tractor. The Cuii rt House Editor IIkrai.p:?There Is much talk through the county and press of building a court house and jail and of bonding the county to raise ?l.? e ,i~ t" ii ? tiic minis. vvouiu 11 not bo the better plan to levy a tax to be known as the court house levy, sufficient to raise the required amount in four years, depositing the amount raised each year in the batik at interest, until the sum needed was raised? Then lot the Supervisor let the contract and give us a court house and jail paid for in full. 1 think we would feel a pride in looking at them and knowing they were paid for, that we could not feel if wo had to admit, "yes, they are good, and we are proud of them, but those bonds are coming duo and the interest steadily growing." Not a Candidate. ? ??ai ? ? Drowning- at Red muff On last Sunday while two negroes Bennic Richardson and ha/.arus Ford were out boat riding in the lake at Red Bluff, the boat capsized and the two men clinched and sank three times. Finally Ford got hold of the boat and saved himself while Richardson sank and did not rise 4811 II - % 1 uiuic mi his umiy was dragged fr<><n the l>ottom of the lake. Coroner H. II. Rurroughs was notitied by 'phone and he instructed Magis trate N. J. Cox to hold the inquost, which he did, and the jurors rendered a verdict to the effect that the deceased oamo to his death by accidental drowning. Rennie Uiehard^on was about 2rt years old and qould not swim, Tl\e causo of the troublo was a snake about to bite the one who was in th? head of the boad and his running buck in the stern to the. other. It being a small boat it turned over. wrnmmmmmmm ago for the reunion on May 10th. The program as it now stands is as follows: 1 p. m.?Address to the old Soldiers, by Col. J. Harvey Wilson, of Sumter, S. C. 1 30 p. m.?Orator of the day, Hon. M. L. Smith of Camden, speak er of the House of Representatives. Those who hear him will lot fail to be pleased. He is a fine speaker 2 p. m.?Basket Picnic served by the Daughters, (everybody requested and expected to bring well-tilled baskets.) 3 p. m.?Conferring Crosses of Honor upon old soldiers by the Daughters. Presentation by Mrs. Lee C. Hurby, President of the local Chapter U. D. C. Township committees of Veterans.?John N. Pearce, E. Norton. C. A. Causey, Geo. Hodges, J J. Cook, S. S. barvis, D D. Marlow, H. H. Cox, D. M. Edge, I). B. Bellamy, Robt. Livingstone, W. B. Carter, S. W. Vaught, J. C. Bryant, D. B. Watson, C. J. Prince, N. M. Mishoe, Jeremiah Mishoe, Avery Floyd, J. M. Counerly W*n Page, and C. M. Hux. (committee or sows.) Entertainment ? Hon. R. B. ScarI borough, Cel. C. P. Quattlebaum, I), T. McNeill, II. II. Woodward, F. A. Burroughs and J. A. McDermott. Invitations.? II. L. Buck, C. E. St. Ainand, J. S. Dusenbury, G. R. Sessions and M. W. Collins. Table and Stauds.?Jno. C. Spivev, W. L. Mishoe, Leon II. Burroughs and James A. Lewis. Baskets J. II. Bland, W. J. Hendricks and B. L. Hou&and. Marshal*?J. T. Proctor, Geo. L. Marsh, W. E. Dusenbury and S. M. Anderson. Floats for Display will form on Third avenue, East of Main street, commanded by Capt. J. E. Coles. Vehicles for Floral Display will ui 111 uu x iiiiu avenue west o1 Main Street, in charge of Mr. J no. S. (Jack. All old soldiers capable of marching are expected to participate in the parade. All sons and grandsons of Voter ans, throughout the county, are in vited to join in the procession, and thus do honor to the remnant of the dauntless hosts which Horry gave to the eheerishod Confederacy. The Sponsors, Maids of Honor and Daughters of the Confederacy will be 011 hand, with head-quarters at the Court House, prepared to distribute colors, badges and bouquets. Work Bejrun oil Utile Pec Dee Capt.J. M. Oliver, who recently accepted a position with the government under Capt. Keid Whitford of Georgetown, began his work on the Little lYe l)eo river last Monday. He is in charge of the hoister ''Marion" and will likely bo engaged on that river for the space of four months or more removing obstructions from the stream. He will operate from the mouth of the river up to Galivnnts Kerry. l:ouit<J Dead Near l:alr Bluff. Coronor 11. II. Burroughs received a telegram last Thursday, stating i mai a uegro had been found dead near the railroad track at a point in I lorry county not very far from Fair Bluff. The eoronor left on the afternoon train accompanied by 11. j N. Sessions, intending to hold an inquest upon his arrival at the place. The trains failed to make connection at Chadbourne and the coroner wired to the parties to send for Magistrate W. F. Floyd. The coroner returned home ihe following day having received a message stating that the inquest had been held by the magistrate. Nothing has been learned about the details of the killing and we cannot state whether the killing was from accident or natural causes, or was the deed of some person. The telegraph message stated none of the details whatever. Marriag-e at New Ark. j On last Wednesday, at New Ark, New Jersey, Miss Emily Adams was I married to Mr. Percy Gricr Ilart. The bride is a daughter of Mr. F. B. Adams, and the groom is a son of Mr. James II. Hart, who is a former I I * ' ' i lorryuc anu well known here, but who has been engaged in business in New York for many years. No Drinking- Allowed. The next anniversary will be at Bethlehem church the third Saturday in May. Tho public is informed that there will not bo any cool drinks allowed to be sold within a half mile of the church. Dur? ing that day all drinking or disorderly conduct is forbidden. W A T Accidental Copy Brings Subscriber. Broxton, Coffoe Co., Ga. Editor Hkuai.o:?Inclosed find one dollar (11.00) to pay for one yoar's subscription. Please let your paper come to me twelve months. My old friend A. G. Hardee sent me a copy and 1 saw so many thiDgs from my old homo county I couldn't rest until 1 sent for the paper. Your paper gives mo a sight of company. I am in a good country, making a good living, but there is 1 !!? .*? i 11li pmcc 11kg iiomc sweet home." Very truly, E. Todd. In for 15 Days. George Polite and Owen Baker two negroes were up before Magis tratc Jenrette last Monday on a charge of shooting on the public highway near the Kingston lake bridge on the Sabbath day. They got fifteen days each in the county chain gang. Overworked Kidney*. Murray's Bucha, Gin and Juniper | is prescribed and endorsed by eminent physicians. Prevents Kidney Diseases, Dropsy, Bright's Disoaso, etc. At all drug stores. $1.00 u bottle, or direct fromTHK MUBU\Y DliUG CO., Columbia, S. C." WurrMT's I von niKliue, Now is tho time to tako a spring tonic. By far the best thing to take is Murray's iron Mixture. It makes pure blood and gets rid o( that tired feeling. At all dyuggista, fiOc a bottle, or direct from THR MURRAY DRUGCO . Columbia, H. C I ?J. R. AUsbrook was here last Monday. ? W. G. DoWitt is now a resident of Conway. ?U. A. Dusenbury spent last Friday in the city. --J J. Pridgen was here on business lust Monday. ? Mrs. W. L. Wait returned home lust Wednesday. ? Jeremiah Mishoo was among those in town last Monday. ?E. V. Richards was among those in the city recently, ^ ? Miss Fannie Andersen is 1 ul* ing Miss Belle Dusenbury. ? t ?Mrs. Hat tic Porter has *1^ back to Conway from Georgt\ > ] ?Jos. P. Smith was among i pleasant callers one day last, I J ?Mrs. J. O. Spivey and chile are visiting relatives at Moultrfd, (id. ?W. F. Mishoe is reported as being very ill at his home at Blanche, S. C. ?L. A. Bell of Zoan, was a pleasant caller at this ollice one day last week. ?The name of K. D. Boyd was added to our subscription list last week. J.J. Pridgen of Green Sea was in u?n ii viu uusuiuys dug ciay lust week. ?G. \V. Watts Jr., of Socastee was amon<* those in town one clay recently. ? J. F. Gore of Galivants Ferry was in town on business one clay last week. ?J. W. Chestnut was a pleasant caller at tho Herald ofTico one clay last week. ?Capers Beverly was anions the farmers who came, to town on business last Friday. ?S. I). Beverly of Dongola paid the Herald oflice a pleasant call one day last week. ? Magistrate N. B. Smart of Dongola was anion" those in the town on business last Friday. (J. W. Cannon passed through town last Saturday morning on his way to Myrtle Beach. ?Mrs. L. H. Burroughs speut part of last week in Socastee visiting relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Richardson of Bueksport wore in Conway last Tuesday evening to attend tho ly mini, ?Mrs. Sue Thompson left for home la*t Monday after spending some time here visiting friends and relatives. ? Miss Katie Galbraith returned home last Saturday after a visit of two week to friends and relatives in Wilmington ? Miss Fannie Andersen and Mrs. J. L\ Williams of Port Harrelson were in the city one clay last week on a shopping tour. ?The Supervisor was in Simpson Creek township last week looking after some important business pertaining to the public roads. ?Mrs. Dora Burroughs and daughter, Miss Nina, were in town recently visiting Mrs. S. C. Skipper and Dr. and Mrs. 11 H. Burroughs. ? J. l\ Johnson, who has charge oi me large store of burroughs & Collins Co., at Grahamville, was in Conway on business one day last week. ?W. J. Lawrimore of Denver, Fla., has been in Horry for some time on a visit to his father who lives in the Cedar Grove section of this county. Mr. Lawrimore will return to his home about July. MARKETS. WILMINGTON, N. CSpirits Turpentine Per Gal 59 l-2c. Rosin Per Bbl 1:2.75. Tar Per Bbl 280 lbs $1. 80. Crude Turpentine Hard Per Bbl.... $2.50 Crude Turpentine Dip Per Bbl $4.00 Cotton Middling Steady at 7.25c, cojvwa r, s. c. Kggs 10c. Chickens Grown 20 to25c. Chickens Spring ?fc 15c. Beeswax .. 18c. Tallow 8 1?^c Pork Fresh (J ^c. Peas 00c. Sweet Potatoes 40c These markets will be corrected weekly. SPECIAL NOTICES. WANTED?Lady or gentleman of fair education to travel for a firm of $250,000 capital. Salary $1,072 per year and expenses; paid weekly. Address Geo. G. Clows, Conway, S. C. X i 7 AN rF'.n?'PVin icoiioo ? ? ^ ? ??V, i oo U t O U I tut" W Horry Herald of March 2, 9, and 16th. If you have these issues and can sparo them, vou will do us a favor by leaving ^t |he Herald oflico. Armory of Troop "L." Conway, S. 0., Apr. 5, 1MVV. General Order No. 11. (1) The Troop having accented t^e invitation of the Confederate Veterans to he present and act as escort on the occasion of their anpual meeting and parade on Wednesday, May 10th. 1905, This Troop la ordered to assemble at its Armory on May 10th. '05at 10 o'clock a, m. (<!) The Troop will wear Khaki Uniforms, camnaign hats, gray belts and pegging on this, and ah other assemblies, until further orders. (8) There will not lie a regular meeting of the Troop ou the second Thursday of tills month, tne 11th, Inst. By Order, Chas. J. Kpps, Cant, 1st. Cavalry N. O, 8. C. Attest, " Geo. L, Marsh,O. 8. HORSES We have just received a fine lot be sold on reasonable terms for c NONE Bl BEST i Yon know our way of doing busi A.. ~W- Jenk !T?he Tiwvc j Has Corrve [ IF* or* PARIS | GREEN i I ( I WK IIAYK IT I 1 r It ICS 11 A>l> PUKE, P Shipment of Wiley's Candy just in. i Call to sec us. b I Norton IDrxxg Company ! THE CHURCHES. BAPTIST. Sunday school every Sunday -9:30 a. m. Prayer meeting every Tuesday 8:00 p. m. Business meeting Tuesday after second Sunday after prayer meeting. Preaching second and fourth Sundays 11 a. in., and first second, third and fourth Sundays 8:00 p. in. A cordial invitation to all. J. L. Shinn. Pastor. METHODIST. Sunday school every Sunday morning at 9:30 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 8 o'clock p. in. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Public cordially invited to attend all services. Rev. W. L. Wait, Pastor. PRESBYTERTAN. Kingston?Preaching overy lirst Sunday at 11 a. m., and at 8 p. m. Waccamaw?First Sabbath at 4 p. in., and second Sabbath at 11 a. m. and 8 p. in. Bayboro?Fourth Sabbath at 11 a m,( and 8 p. m. Sunday school at Kingston every Sabbath at 4 p. m. Everybody invited. Rev. C. E. Robertson, Pastor. Job Printing^. Try Our Job Depurtmont For HMEPl AID LEGAL VORK' Satisfaction Guaranteed Chain Gaiijr Notice. Magistrates will take notice that il - ? 4 moy may oonrwpu prisoners to ctivuu gang direct which is now stationed on the Conway and Piroway road at Buck Oreck till further notico, J. h, lic^yd, Supervisor .J. ^ J..IJI NoticeThe regular examination for teachera' certliicntes will be held at Conway ou Firday, May 10th. 1905. E. V. Beat. Co. 8upt Education. 4-20-05?td, I One Minute Cough Cure 1 For Cough*, Golds and Orou* ii. what to uk-how and why? ghly and briefly. artistic and individual home i. not to much L tion of pocket book as of peroonal taste and >dge. The Booklet give, the necessary f al information. ADDRESS. r. F. KIMBALL. CONWAY, 8. C.. pply a copy and .how y>u how to carry out the ideas with ALFRED PEATS "PRIZE" WALL PAPER - 1 . 1 i . L 1 1 1 "J - MULES of new horses unt2 n.tilts to ush or good security. UT THE 5T0CK. ne8B. ins Son. HYMAN ~~ GROCERIES. I am the pioneer in the grocery business at Conway. When you buy Hyinan Groceries it is a guarantee that the articles are the bost 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. D<> like others and try them, and you will buy. B. T. Hyman nnrnn nnmi rrrnnr Ill 6HSII dIUKL Go to J. D. Graham's at Loris, S. C., to get your Groceries, Dry Goods and Notions. A full and complete line of General Merchandise always on hand. .lust received a ear load of Studehaker Wagons and Harness. Derring Mowers and ltakcH Always in Stock. (/licap For Gash or on time 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 trade J. D. GRAHAM, LOKIS, S. C. 1-19-05 3m. BICYCLES. A fuli and complete line of of upto-date whoels always on hand for sale or rent. Also a full line of Dicyole Supplies. J-D. Oli ver G. S. HACKER & SON, 544, 546 and 548 King St, CHARLESTON, S. C. M OUIJMNO, Window and Fancy Glass a Specialty, COST SALE My entire stock of winter goodsClothing end Phoes, 1 am selling regardless of Cost. Rice 100 pounds... $2 20 Good IMato Meat 7Jc Good Coffee HKC Good Tobacco 20c The cheapest place In town to buy your goods. Call when you come to town whether you trade or not. A. P. Johnson When huvin;: loose cofTro or anything your to lmvo bin, how do you know what y?HM|HH getting ? Sdnjo queer stories about ooffoe that is sola iiW H could bo told, if tho poople who handlo it (grocdra), ca^^B I apeak out. Could any amount of moro talk have persuaded millionsv^H|^^H housekeepers to uso Lion Coffee, I the leader of all package coffees for over a quarter mHh | of a century, if they had not founq it superior to all other brands in p? ^9BH Purity, Strength, Flavor and Uniformity? 3 ^ This popular iucccm of liov coffw; H can be dac only to lnbcrcnt merit. There . U la no atronper proof of merit than con. V ' > m tinned and Lncreaalag popularity. Vy ^ I U the verdict ot MILLIONS OP HOUSEKEEPERS does not convince you ol the merits of LION COFFEE* Mjtqk It costs you hut a trine to buy a Mf package. It Is the easiest way to convince yourself, and to make I g you a PERMANENT PURCHASER. I LION coVKKK I* sold only In 1 !t> sealed packages, /EmIm I | and reaches yon as pure end clean as when it left our ^WmmI JB Moif-hend on every packRjfc. Save those Lion-heads for valuable premiums SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE Established 1880 J. L. McElwec, 1'rop A Boilliottsvillft Msirlilo AVLu _ _ ? v . r\/AV/ ? |^A IMonitinonts Tombstones and Curbing j l ii si Clsss Work. KeaHOiialtlc I'rlc It. K. Casque, Conway, S. C. ltev. U. L. Uuggln8, Calivants Ferry, S. C. irnrrv\ IthlinK ObeCultivators JWH* II ""I I Jl ^ ?r,c Marrow*, // Five Tooth Cultivators, .43m - Fourteen Tooth llurrown. Hardware ^''<>ws 01 HORRY HARDWARE CO. We Bid For Your Business We are making room now for the largest ami best stock of Spring and Summer {roods to be found in our section of the county. Our stock of family groceries is always up-to-date and suited to the needs of the people. (!jik1i or tfioml Slornrilv I Wo always prefer t<? sell for cash, but good security counts all the same, with us. However wo trade, we promise the best values for the prices asked'. (Jive us atrial. rvu SEN BU RY &CO Toddville, 8. C. I PROTECTION. ivir.rr.t row'Kit or .1/ioi.y/jvg. Til fjvrc OF IT! PROTECT YOUR PAMILY, YOURSEI.F A1NI> PROPERTY. f,|T jr have just closed a contract for 1905 with one , ji of the largest Lightning Hod Manufacturers in the world, and am prepared to equip your homes with the very best LIGHTNING CONDUCT ( 8 made, at the very lowest pricefl?^^jgJ^Jp^J "Protection is Duty; Duty is Debt; Debt is owed until paid." PREPARE FOR WAR IN TIME OF PEACE. Let me help you. All correspondence wilT receive prompt attention, llome Addross, T. IT. Kimball, LOCK BOX 17 1, CONWAY, S, C, ==?r># THE STANDARD^SEWING MACHINE _ I sel I this machine which satisfied customers everywhere say Is the best made. If you want tlio host see m? and try tli? STANDAItl). Old machines taken In exchange or part payment. A HJLL AND COMPLETE LINE. LOWEST PRICESj^|fl^^i W. It. r^EVj jH| Fancy DressGoods.? I have purchased the interest of niv partner, Mr. Kllis, of firm of George & Ellisand am now offering to tho public at Same Stand op]>osite Hank of Conway, a full line of Euncy Dry Goods at prflfi^KnS to suit the dull season. A full line of Shoes and cloth in prices lower than the lowest and our customers know it. 9|raSsSn George N, Shaheei^^H