Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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VOL. 14. WIPED OUT: E *Vf - f ha! Such Is the Fate 1?. cottuKe <>r i)r. n uoinpleto ami read Russian Bait J i' returns t hanks t ?s ()f Adrian for a nic \<*d last Saturday CAUGHT IN building )m - ttVCHUO I Oil stables o A Russian Warrant Officer Tells 8hower, * liiK RuaJan Battleship Went Owmors an After an Explosion. FLeds. Stories of the (lreat Btfi'urs highe.si ;s, poultry tie at Sea. and wants [unity. " Out of the great fleet that * the public battle on Sit.u;day. May . Supcrvisoi four have teen captured or, j^hul j() s,., the Japanrse. .i in the roads. The admiral of the . "icy, la a prisoner lootings be^an at '*tied. l<* church last Sunday noon i^V'iueted by the pre icli or m charge, the Itov. W. L. Wait The new school house is getting well alone in construction, and it will bo finished in a few months. Let it he the new court house and I jail next. ? A now chair, with all modern attachments, new mirrors, and now paint, have all been added to the Conway barber shop recently, by W, M. Parker, the proprietor. ?The Hal L. Huek Co., have recently put in an elevator at their store, loading from the new department just finished up to the second story of tin* larger building. ?The Rev. J. Tj. Shinn, who has been assisting in a series of meetings in Wilmington, N. C , for the past week, reports a very successful meeting and much good being done. ? We want every chicken in I lorry county weighing from i| to lj lbs. Astonishingly high prices paid. Try us and see if pi ices arc not right. W. Boyd Jones. Justice, S. C. L'rof. A. 11. Rates, of Washington, I) C., will deliver his third discourse in Home wood Hall on next Sunday afternoon at -1 o'clock. His subject will be "No man livoth to himself." ?Ilomcwood will soon have a brick mill and will furnish brick for the public. A stock company has been organized and will in the future be able to furnish brick to the country around. The (I Kit a i.i ? olliee received last Saturday a bunch of line new rutubagga turnips from the garden of T. F. Kimball The vegetables show that he understands trucking as well as house decorating. ?The Rev. Mr. W.S. McCaskill was at Gucksport Babtist church last Sunday. He states that Dick Thompson of that section has one of the finest crops he has ever seen in that part of the county. ?The Hkuai.o acknowledges with v thanks a nice lot of string beans last Saturday from the farm and garden of J. W. Alford in Bucks f MlVr.ol.'l>v Tl.nit ......... n.wl -1..I.. vvy ?? uom /. i in y nui v; iiiivp c%iivt v?viiy appreciated by the editor's family. ?The meeting at Hucksport Ilaptist church on last Sunday was a grand success, more people in at tendance than ever before, and they will add ten feet more to the church. All seemed to enjoy them * selves. ?Lookout for ?he tirst excursion of the season to Georgetown. It leaves Conway Saturday, June 17th at 1 o'clock a. m. A good time is expected. Geo. L. Marsh, t o I, Managers. S. J\ llawse. t ? ?Several communications were received lately which could not be published for the reason that the) were not accompanied by the true names of the authors. We cannot publish communications unless wc arc informed as to the true names ol tho authors of them. ?Since more attention has beei m paid to local military alTairs, and the company handled by livo oflicers the Hussars have become quite nop ular and there arc more applications for enlistment in the company thai can be accepted. Fifty is all that b wanted and this number has already been reached with quite a numbei of applications over. ? Children's Day exercises were held at tho Methodist church here last Sunday and there was a largt congregation to witness them. There wore recitations by Miss Gumma Thompson, by six little girls, Willie King, Miss Ilello Powell, Miss Itobcrta Sessions, Miss Maude Lewis and an address by the I'ov. W. L. , Wait, the pastor of the church. V These with several songs by t lie k classes and a collection formed tin ^ program. - - ?? - ? ^ Fstlmatc Tor llrltljre. The estimate of expenses togeth or with maps and data concerning ^1 the building of the proposed bridgt across the Waccamaw river neai Conway, made by Messrs, It. IS and IS. N. llcaty, civil engineers was filed with the County Super visor last Monday for the benefit ol tho committee appointed at the lasl meeting of the county board The total expenses of building tin road through tho river swamp, am a 00 foot draw complete is $l,3f>2.2f> along tho route that would likeh bo selected in case tho bridge i built. Two maps were made snow ing two crossings that might b made. The matter will coino up a the next meeting, but there is n telling what action will be taken Conway and the section 011 th other side of the river both nee and want the bridge. > ":' ^ M k. ujm ' iuw river, near the track of vav, Coast & Western Rail ltpauy, upon which we are ^ that the Walker Chemical V New York will soon erect * r extracting the oil from h stumps. There is a ready ?#for the product they will k and they have certainly ri a location where they will to ^ret all the materials they want from which to make ^/e understand they have al1 for wfv made arrangements for the and Yrchaso of quantities of lightwood, - or lands from which they may ob* tain it. New industries are added to Conway very frequently of late and it appears the end is not yet. Watch y Conway for the next few years. () W?clUlttjr IJclla at Eulonla. e At -1:30 o'clock next Wednesday afternoon, 31st, the marriage of Miss Cola May Shelly, and Mr Robert s Stalvoy will bo solemnized at the r home of the brides mother, Mrs. 1 Susan Shelly, of ICulouia. The groom to be is a son of Mr. and Mrs. . J. M. Stulvey of I lorry count v. ^ Marion Star. | Mr. Stalvoy has j many friends here and in the county who will be glad to learn of this happy event. J , Magistrate's Court The court of Judge J. N. Jen rctte was occupied during the whole , of lavji Thursday with the trial of . the case of Vereen vs. llewctt, in , proceedings brought by the former to eject the latter from premises | which ho had been occupying as ten , ant. The I'luintilV was represented! ' by If. II. Woodward, ICsq , and the! Defendant, by Col C 1*. Uuat'le bail 111. The case though trivial and involving only a small amount in value was hard fought from start to finish. M0881*8. .1. S. Buck, G. 13. Jenkins. Fulton Johnson, W. <1. 1 Chestnut, Pourlie Doyle and John Daniels were drawn as a jury to try the issues in the case. The hearing of the case was begun at 11 o'clock in the morning, and it was after 8 o'clock in the evening when the jury returned their vcVdict. They found that the defendant must vacate the promises on June 1st and pa}- the sum of ?(?.-?"> as rent to ttie lane'lord. The defendant gave notice of appeal, but the parties finally compromised the ease and thus ended it. Woodmen rtect Officers. The Woodmen of the World held a meeting last Thursday evening and elected anew set of officers as follows: C. E. St. Amand, 0. C.; U. A. Baker, A. L.; W. II. Davis, Clerk; B. B McWhlte, Banker; J. T. Proctor, Escort; I). V.Johnson, Watchman; S. P. Ilawes, Sentry; E. E. Dusenbury, II. II. Woodward and J. L. Dozier, Managers; Dr. II. H. Burroughs, Physician; S. T. Sessions, Past C. C. 'i'he Camp at Conway now has a membership of forty and has been steadily gaining in 1 strength since the first of the new year. Horry Summer School. Editor HkkaIjD:? Please allow us space to address a few words to the teachers of I lorry county. The Horry Summer School will open Monday, June5th and run four weeks provided that not less than on i....,.* 4i.~ 1 -r WW Iiuu- rni uuru (It till* I'UU Ul 1>VU weeks Id the past the touchers of Horry hav? shown their loyalty to the cause they represent, as well as a laudable ambition to improve themselves, by attending the Summer School. The country is looking in wonder at Horry's material development, and it is also looking to see if the intellectual keeps pace with the material This mast be determined, in the main, by the teachers. The i task is committed to their hands, I and at their hands will the rcckon' iug be required, Last year only two.counties had a larger attendance in the Summer School than Horry. One of these will not have a school this summer, ' and we sincerely hope to sec Horry . bear olT the palm. Fellow teachers, it is a duty you owe to yourself and to your profession, to attend your Summer School. The school is yours, ai d we confidently hope to see you present the first day and throughout the month. The course of study will embrace English, Arithmetic, Algebra, History and Civil Government. Teachers will provide themselves with Buehlcr's Grammar, Wontworth's Arithmetic, Wentworth's ' School Algebra, Lee's School 11 is' tory and Peterman's Element's of ' Civil Government If there is sulli' cient demand a course for those who ' have never studied algebra will be given. For this course Wentworth's f lirst steps in algebra will be used. The following schedule will be. ob , served and touchers will nlouso. so 1 led their studies, so there may bo no conflicts in recitations. !> a. m. (a) English, (a) Arithmetic. 10 a. m. (b) English, (b) Arithmetic 11 a. in. Algreba, History. 12 m. Civil Government. E. V. Host, Supt. 13. J. Well, Prin. Gliancc for Conway Publishing Cos Headers ? In order to test the Conway Pub. lishing Cos , great circulation and its superior advertising value, we i have made arrangements with ('onwav Drug Co , the popular drugi gist, to of Ten. one of their best selling medicines at half-price to any one who will out out the following > coupon and present it at their drug ? store. COUPON. Thin coupon entitles t'?e holder to one 60c. package <>f Dr. Howard's specific fur tliu cure 01 constipation ami dyspepsia at hall price, *>V > w>' will refund the moimy to any <1 Issatisnod ) purchaser. TWENTY FIVE CENTS. ) ________________?_ C Dr. Howard's specific for tho cure ^ of constipation ar.tl dyspepsia is not an unknown rcmoey. It. has mado 3 many remarkable cures right hero \ in Conway and so positive is Druggist Conway Drug Co.. of its great \ superiority in curing dyspepsia, sick s iioadache and liver troubles that they will, in addition to selling it at e half-price, refund tho money to any^ one whom it does not cure. i. ?Come and go on tho excursion e to Georgetown on Juno 17th. lloat d leaves at 4 o'clock a. m. Kain or shine. I*, -A ttic Waccumaw I.ant Sunday S. A. Causey and Johu Causey Jr., were crowned while in bathing at ;i timber landing near Cox's Ferry last Sunday morning, and their bod ies were not recovered from the river until late on Sunday after noon. S. A. Causey in company with several others and a number of small boys, went down to the landing on Sunday morning, and Mr. Causey took Jehu Causey Jr., and two 01 three other small boys into the river to learn them to swim. They had been playing around in the shallow water for some time, when Mr. Causey told young Jehu that if he would get on his back ho would swim the river with him. The boy got ou his baeU and Mr. Causey started as if he were going across the river, but when some little distance out, turned around and swam back with the bey towards the hill. As he came toward the shore, he seemed to strike bottom and stood up partly out of the water, the bov still on his back. After resting for a few moments, lie started as if to go on to tin' shore but went down and rose from the water no more. Young Jehu could not swim and soon sank for the last time. There were five men present but none of them could swim and there was no boat handy or both might have been saved. A crowd gatherod at the place as soon as the news | spread, and the bodies were recovered in thoafternoon not very far from where they wei.t down. I Coroner II. II Hurroughs was I present when the bodies were recovered and had the following i?en 1 tlcmcn summoned as a jury of inquest : V. I). Johnson, J. L. Dnzior, I). \\*. Oli vol', J. G. Khodes, J. A Smith, Ij I*. Huberts, II li. Oliver, \V. H. King, D I'. Green, W. E. McCord, J. L. lioyd, Ij II Nicholas, \V. 10. I lucks and II l\ Moore. Dan'1 Crib!), Joe lla.v, Marion Hay. Diehard Hay and Julius Collins were present when the drowning occurred and all were examined as witnesses. Mr. Causey was a member of Live Oak Camp No. 121, Woodmen of the World, and nearly the entire camp turned out when they received the news of his sad and untimely death. Jehu Causey Jr., is the eldest son of Jclm Causey Sr., and his death is a sad blow to his parents. The funeral took place on Monday at the family burying ground near Conway and the bodies were at tendril to tiie grave by the Woodmen, and a host of relatives and friends The services at the grave were con-! ducted by the Kev. Mr. Singleton. { A telegram was sent to his broth-1 cr II. G. Causey, at Eutuwvillo, S. C. As to Hoad Overseer. Mr. Editor: ? Please allow me space in your columns for an ans| wer to an article in week before last issue, signed by \VT. T. I J. 1 will say for his information that I made an effort in the direction of appointing anothc r overseer, but after examining the road book, I found that the former overseer, Mr. R. A. Lawrimore's commission did not expire until about March 5th A. I). 1110(5, and furthermore the gentleman rec. oininended has paid his commutation tax for the present year. It is a pleasure to me to try to give the people satisfac tion, and in the event that Mr. Williams does not pay oil' the road another year, 1 hope to be able to gratify the desire of the hands who work that certain section of road leading from Conway to Pauley Swamp, beginning at Pauley Swamp and ending at the H mile post. Respectfully, Conway, S. C. J. L. Hoyd, May, 23, '05. Co. Supt. Citation Notice. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, , County of 1 lorry. By II. N Sessions, Esq Probate Judge. WHEREAS J ('Hiisey made suit to me to grant him Letters of Administration of the Estate of and c ffects of Bilvlus A Cans y THESE ARE THEREFORE to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Silvius A Causey deceased that they tie and appear before me in the Court of Probate to be hold at Conway S Con Juno 14ih next alter publication thereof at 11 o'clock in the forenoon to show cxuse if any they have why tlie said Administration should not be granted lYKN under my Hand this 80th day of Muy Anno. Domini 1905 II N Sessions 6 l 5 2t l? J II 0 \otici:, Under and by virtue of a distress war rant for past due rent issued bv W . It. Lewis against Hen Jones, and dated February Gtli, 1005, and nl*o by virtue of a chattel mortgage or bill of sale dated December lftlh, lOOil execute I by said Hen Jones In favor of Collins A: Co., and a certain Hill of Sale executed by said Hen Jones in favorofj, E. Nicholas dated March 25th, 1001, I have seized and will otrer for sale before the court house door at Conway, S. ('., on Saturday the 10th day June 1005 11 o'clock in the forenoon, all and singular one dresser, one side board, one sewiv.g machine, two rocking chairs, one table, two coats and vests, and one ex'ra vest, one pair of pants, two lints, and two cane bottom chairs, and oth -r articles, all seized by virtue of said warrant and said Hills of Sale. V. I). Johnson, 5-25-5 2t. Agent and Constable. A itKi rrs. iV r LMTNGTOJST, A' CSpirits Turpentine IVr (lal 72 c. Ro?ln Per Obi $880. Tar Per Hhl 280 lbs $1. 80. Crudo Turpentine Hard Per Hbl ...$2.50 Crude Turpentine Dip IVr Hbl $1.75 Cotton Middling Steady at 8 25c. cojvwa r, s. c. Kggs 10.-. Chickens Grown 20 to 35c. Chickens Spring 12}? &i 15c. Beeswax 18c. Tallow 3 Pork Fresh 0 }?c. Peas DOc. Sweet Potatoes 40c These markets will he corrected weekly. SPECIAL NOTICES. FOR SALE-One soda fountain, with tanks and other fixtures and utensils. 5-85 54t. Apply II. II. Woodward, Att'y, -Mrs Chapman returned to Florence last Friday. II. Ij. IJ. Jordan was in tiwn 1 last Saturday. ?The Rev. Mr. Wait visited Mr. ' C. M. Lyon one day last week. J. R. Shannon called last Sat\ urday white in tho city. S. R. Core is improving from a recent at tack of illness. C. II. Mishoe paid the Herald office a call lust Saturday. ? II. W. Cannon was among our pleasant callers recently ?Colon 1'hipps was a pleasant caller one day last week. ?E. Van Graham was among those in Conway last week. ?Jas 1*. Smith was among our pleasant callers last Saturday. L. M. Johnson paid the office a pleasant call one day recently. Jeremiah Mishoe was in town on business last Friday evening. --A. II. Long of TodJville, was among those in town last Saturday. ?J. Fred (Irani of Laurel, was in the eity last Friday and Saturday. * Isaac I>. I'arker of Nixonvillc I was a visitor in the city lust ThursI day. The Rev. I). I). Anderson of j Adrian, S. C., was in town last Wednesday. J. R. Allsbrook of San ford was among those who visited Conway last weeK. L. W. Cooper of Fori Harrel ; >on was here on business one day I lust week. 1'. 1 i. Siiuirt of Pongola was among the business men in towu I Ins I week. ?.1. M, McDowell of Shell section paid the ollieo a very pleasant call last Saturday, ?.1. M. Uarnhill was among those in the city one day the first part of last week, A. P. Johnson Is erecting a new dwelling on his property in Galivants Perry. ? VV. 10. Porter has accepted a position with I. I). Hardee to build a I house for Mr. Hardee. ? Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Johnson of Nixonvillc, passed through the city one nay last week. ? The Supervisor was in Dog BlulT township last week in the interests of the public roads. Miss Amelia Smith, of Suburb, N. C., is visiting her cousin, Mrs. J. II. Oliver for a few weeks. ?W. P. Porter and Mrs. M. A. Shelly of the Daisy section, was in town last Saturday and Sunday. ? E. S. Baker of Cool Spring, was at the county seat on business one day the middle of last week. ? It. M. Prince of Bayboro. who has recently been quite ill, was able to visit the city last week. - -L. U. Prince and family of Conway visited at their former home in Simpson's Crock last Saturday and Sunday. ?Prof. 13. J. Wells, who is in charge of the Summer school for teachers, arrived in Conway last Thursday. ?T. It. liooth of Adrian, S. C., was in the city last Saturday and called at the oHice and renewed his subscription while here. ?Mr. and Mrs. ICli God bold of Gideon, were in Con way last Saturday on a shopping tour. They have a line crop this year on their place. Miss Annie Altman of Galivant's Perry returned to her home last Saturday after spending some time here on a visit to relatives and friends. The Itev. II. I). Grainger of Gershom, S. C., passed through the city last Saturday afternoon on his way to White Oak to til I an appointment. W. A. Moore made a Hying trip to Wilmington, N. C., last week in the interest of the Truckers and Growers Association for damaged berries left on the platform at Homewood during the shipping season. | Perfumes | | Worth > = A o?()(l perfume is not ^F JT -^necessarily an odor that ^F inay please when smelled ^ % from the original bottle. ^ It must be cue in which ^F Ajf the elements are so blend^F ed that the odoi will maintain all its fresh and original qualities when in use, ^F Such odors are not easy to ^ find. We have to exercise care in choosing them and we think this care has pro- ^F virled an assortment of odors which you will go ^ far to match. We carry the most worthy ??f do ^F mestie and imported goods ^ and the prices are very r reasonable throughout. 4C >fVVWVVWW^< > Morton < > Dru^ < > Company < One Minute Cough Cure For Couahs, Colds and Croup, Facts Sre Stubborn Things Uniform excollent quality for over a quarter of a century has stoadily increased tho sales of LION COFFEE, The leader of all package coffees. Lion Coffee _ is now used in millions of homes. Such popular success speaks for itself. It is a positive proof that LION COFFEE has the Confidence of the people. /[/yjM Tho uniform quality of LION M COFFEE survives all opposition. I LION COFFEE keep* It* old friend* and M make* new ones every day. T/f" w f? LION COFFEE has even more than Its Strength, Flavor and Qual- //h ity to commend It. On arrival from /4| the plantation. It Is carefully roast- kt I ed at our factories and securely -- ,C^LWlrt^^' I packed In 1 lb. sealed packages, ^r^Q^jr und not opened again until needed q, for use In the home. This precludes the possibility of adulteration or contact with germs, dirt, ij dust, insects or unclean hands. The absolute purity of I | LION COFFEE Is thcrelore guaranteed to the consumer. Sold only in 1 lb. packages. Lion-liead on every package. Save these Lion-heads for valuable premiums. SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE WOOLSON SPICE CO., Toledo, Ohio. l|| Sj ^ ^ It tells WHAT to use HOW and WHY?' i fimj| JJj V thoroughly and briefly. LfC?& fly fj An artistic and individual home is not so much fijySS If a question ol pockctbook as of |>ersonal taste?and jXHS f knowledge. The Booklet gives the necessary jvPi??? y practical information. ! IP? T. F. KIMBALL. !' lliwfcw CONWAY, S. C.. rcSxfll " ' ' Mfrtb- c?n supply a copy and show you how to carry out $81 '! ' HI ^ jfffefow ALFRED PEATS M ? ?St "PRIZE" WALL PAPER %%> JZhc Sea. Side I t\n | MYRTLE BEACH, S, C. was opened May First newer Management. | Your patronage is respectfully solicited. Your attention to this attractive seashore resort is asked early in the season; before making your plans for the summer, write for booklet and particulars. Many improvements have been made at the Inn since last season. The water supply has been increased many thousands gallons; a new tank has been erected six times the dimensions of the original; the toilet and bath tubs have been put in perfect order, and other plumbing has been done. Hie bath houses on the beach have been improved, and the bather will bind a polite attendant always ready to wait on them, with new and clean bathing suits. 1A special feature of the management will be the TABLE. First class cooks of ability will be employed, and the table will be kept up to a standard conuneinsurrate with the rates. The table will be supplied at all times with sea foods, fruits, vegetables, etc. ^Another special attraction will be the music for dancing and concerts. The dancing pavilion is now in first class condition and the music excellent. Summer Excursion Round Trip Tickets to the Beach I Will he on sale at all ofllces and depots of the Atlantic Coast Line Railway. Religious services will be held every Sunday in the ball room, and preaching every Sunday by an eminent divine. "The bathing beach is unequalled upon the Atlantic coast; a line surf, a clean shallow bottom covered with sand, safe rrom undertow. At bathing hours the beach presents a picturesque sight. The healthfulnoss of the climate and baths is not surpassed anywhere. The saltness of the ocean air is always bracing, and a short stay at Myrtle Beach seldom fails to rouse, even in an invalid, a desire to lead a strenuous life. The hotel has its own water supply and electric plant. The water is pure, from an artesian well f?00 feet deep. The fishing banks are only two miles outside, and there arc always fishermen to take parties out in a safe strong boat: besides the usual surf and creek fishing is at hand for those who do not care to tempt the deep. Our aim will bo to keep the hotel full at moderate rates. Hates $30 and $35 per month; $10 per week, $2 per day, children under 10 and nurses, half rate special weekly rates to large parties. Booklet will be issued in a few weeks. Write for booklet and particulars. J. WATKINS LEE RlAN.\(4i:U | l^rmits Grrooeries > | ICE CREAM, | ^ TF y?u would realize the blessing of thurst, call and re ^ f fresh yourself with our cold sodu. Efforts have been J made to improve bcveroye and all the progress thai has been made is exemplified at our fountain. c We Serve S ^ all the nice drinks at our grocery store, pure wholesome % and delicious, Bring in your thurst and let us (juenoh it. ^ i DAVIS CO. | HORSES MULE8 We have jiisi received a fine lot of new horses and mules to be sold on reasonable terms for cash or good security, NONE BUT THE BEST STOCK. You know our way of doing business. A_. ~W. Jenkins & Son. Dr. J. D. OCULIST AND OPTI Parties having any trouble with their eyes or need fine glasses scion titicullv adjusted eannot afford to get your children's eves. EXAMINATION FREE. N*AA/MVVVVV*VV? MORE GOODS F( AND LES! HV)r JVI oi n DRY GOOC If AND CL GEO N. S (Successor to ( HAl'pV IMilInu Disv Cultivators -"1 J Dist- 11 arrow h, Kivo Tooth t'ultivH XT -j Fourteen Tooth HORRY HAR PARIS FRESH ANC 20 CENTE I STATIONERY 2 New E Traitor and Loyalist In the Name of Liberty Dr. Luke of tho Labrador Beverly of Graustark Tho Unwriten Law The Ladder of Swords My Mamie Rose Magazines. Leslies and other May maga: I O X i d I CONWAY DRI The best place to get yc I PROTE what a rowei I think PROTHCT YOUR FAMILY. Y fc T M ' 'ulV0 jM8^ 'l C J J of the largest Ligli in the world, an your homes with the very DUO TO 1 made, at "Protection is Duty; Duty i paid.'' I?RI:I?AKI: I IN TIMIi Ol Lot me help you. All c prompt attention. Home T. IT. LOCK BOX 171, A Establish "JiMl>"1 * " U. K" < >;i llcv, (J. L HI Id 11 Newma. m ICAN OF NEW YORK. Dr. Newman is fitted on tht ' modern scale with oualtiflcat flj instruments and material for opt tions and t tout men t diseases of \ ? eve, and the scientific adjustment t||| glasses. Can be found at the Kingston Hotel WiM And will remain until June 6th only . miss this opportuntiy. Don't for-v reasonable PRICES. 1 wvywwvw ^pj )R LESS MONEY S MONEY s . si e Groocis. ?1 N )s shoes othing. iHAHEEN Jeor^o ICI1 is) Marrow h. :dware co. GREEN' ' STRONG. US POUND I'> iM-w rUcr Paper IM1/ Q I lid SlippltC* IIV l\ O Jooks. The Dryad ~ "" .1 Uothany, (A story of tnF*OTcl South.) The Purple Parasol The President The Clansman The Masqueradcr The Albatross liibraries icrs, Kvorybodys, McClures, ey, Scribners, Cosmopolitan zincs. 1 tv e . JG COMPANY I ?ur drugs and medicines. '" CTION. OF Mli.'l,\~!A'(! OF IT! 'OUKSEI.E ANI> PROPERTY. lontract for 1905 with one itning Hod Manufacturers .1 ..... .... 1 *? mil ^irpuivu >u C'JUIJ> '' best LI?11TNI NO CO\ 4; * * *** ? ~ , the very lowest prices, is Drbt: Debt is owed until for War r3 REACH. orrespondenee will receive Address, .KiiritoaJl, CONWAY, S. ?,, ? ?|'r (d 1880 d. l . MoKlwce, Prop ottHvillo Marble Wks, ( ' It ION > IM TN Y 11.1,1$, S. C. and Designs Fnrnishtd of (attest Style Mits TomItsiones and Curbing ? ** - w-.. * " ^ ,u* l! on Application. ?ashs Work. Reasonable Prlc A. vV. Pate, General Agent. .sM l,K8M EN, : _ . gque, Conway, 8. C. i. Muggins, GrtlivanU Ferry, S. Q.