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? loo-old drinks at A Jell's, Bayboro, S. C. -c'.Uu'l the ne.v advcrliNunont <f T. UutQD^fe 3o. There were several days of cool or wont her lust ? Last Monday was salosday, but there were no sulcs to be made. ? Wine of Curdui and ot her mud* 'eines at A. Hell's. Bayboro, S. C. ? It i?r re|>oiU<^y*tt there is quite improvomB^Krops within the w ?J. T. Proe*^^^HLns small tract of town from oh n A lar^re^^^^^^^K>sian bcei,jtf^^^^^^^Ke of O. H ! ?'d sa I to 1 Kii in. I (i 1 i d?near the Mctliodib^^^^i^l^^Rri Saturday mornino.JMr ?Jones, at Just ice oilers highest market prices for cirgs, poultry, beeswax, hides, furs etc., and wants rail the wool in I lorry count v. / - The work was started this week v? on the foundations of the Iloituv 11 kitai,i> building and the new store of S. '1'. Sessions, next door to Norton Drug Co. ?The hail storm of last week did some damage in the flalivants Ferry section. Albert Vaught and II. K. Cook are said to be the ?rr mtest losers in that vicinity. ? W. J. Hardee's barn and stables were burned down on last Tuesday ni^ht Cause of tiro unknown. Mr. Ilardee managed to save his mules and bujjtfy. ? We want every chicken in Horry county wei^hinj^ from i to 1A lbs. Astonishingly hi^li prices paid. Try us and see. if prices are not rioht. W. Hoyd Jones. Justice, S. C. -The Horry Fruit & Ti urker's Association will meet on Saturday June 10th. at o'clock at the Court House. All members are urgently requested to attend. U. A. Ivollinson, Pros. If. H. Lee, Secty. ?The trustees of Soeasteo school district held an election on May 10, for the purpose of submitting to the tax payers of the district the question of levying a special tax for school purposes. The election carried in favor of the levy. ?The foundations are laid for the erection of the new dwelling of John C Spivey, near his present place of resilience. \\ uen completed it will lie a handsome addition to the residence portion of the city. V. (I. Anderson has tlie contract. Marsdon Woodbury, a colored man, was committed to jail last. Tuesday charged with an assault with a deadly weapon and carrying concealed deadly weapons about his person. The warrant was issued as n result of a row just outside the town limits on last Saturday night. E. E Uutonbury had his foot and leg badly bruised and sprained last Friday by b/mg thrown from a molar ear on a spur track of the Conway, Coast it Wi stern, built for the purpose of hauling timber loirs The ear jump >d t lie traek and Mr. alhisonbury was bulled olT of bis m"et, strilcin?? against a cross tie. Complaint reaehes us from Exile, S C., about tin* delivery of the Herald to subscribers at that office. The papers are sent from this office. promply every Thursday morning and often fail to reach Exile until they are nearly a week eld. There is trouble somewhere and we are obliged to place it on the postmasters along the route. We wish to call the matter to their attention so they can look out for the Exile package and see that, it is hereafter promply fowarded. Definite p'uns have not been completed yet for the putting . in of sewerage and water works". The money that will be raised by means of the bonds voted will not cover all that the town needs just now, and the commissioners find it necessary to lix their plans to accommodate the amount of money in view. As the funds arc not sufficient to cover it all, the town will likely let the contract for lighting the town to the Conway Light & Power Co., no.v in process of formation, (iood Meet l it it at Cedar Grove A large crowd of people gathered at Cedar (1 rove Haptist church last Sunday, the occasion being a ML ^i.-onary rally and a reunion of dm ' members of tho church that had re ceivcd letters to other churches and moved away in tho past. A lecture was delivered in the forenoon by the Ilev. J. L. Shinn, and the llev II. II. Holmes preached in the afternoon. Baskets were carried along and a bountiful picnic was enjoyed aboul the middle of tho day. ? Notice to Churcltca. Mr. Editor:?Please allow mt space in your columns to correct an omission in tho minutes of the last session of the tVaecamaw Bap list Association which convened al Buck Creek church last Novombor I find by looking over the list of or dained ministers that tho name o the Rev. J. M. Dorman was omitted I therefore will say for the information of all who may be con corned that Brother Dorman is ar ordained minister, and his Po?t Of fieo address is Adrian, S. C'. Respectfully, Conmjf, S. C. J. L. Boyd. 'Oo. Monthly in ehargtT^>^7ro7^^TT Wells und Miss McLean. Horry county generally has a good summer school and tho present one will not l>e behind the average The following teachers were enrolled the first of the week: Miss Fannie Johnson, Gal. Ferry. 41 Anna Jordan, Conway. 44 Loulu Johnson, Gal. Ferry. 44 May Harrison, Conway. 44 Lauretta V. Hegy, Conway. 4< Viola Harrelson, Nit. Tabor. 4i Nellie Do-witt, Soeastce. 44 Fannie Duseiibury, Conway. 4^ LunetV* Burbagc, Conway. 44? Annie uunson, Conway. 4 Margaret McNeill, Conway. 44 Ida Moore, Ft. Harrelson. 44 Mattie Page, Exile. 44 Hello Powell, Conway. 44 Lessic Howell, Nichols. ,4 Edith Habon, Hurcol. 44 llattic Shelly, Cool Sprir.g 44 Bessie Rollinson, Conway. 44 Tjillie Sarvis, Hucksville. 44 Daisy Stephens, Nichols. 44 ZMpha Stroud, Nichols. 14 Edna Spive.v, Gideon. 44 Uoberlu Sessions, Conway. 44 Minnie Tyler, Fair IJlulT, N C 14 Louise Sloan, Little River. 41 A'klie Vaught, Nixonville. 44 Ellio VaughL Nixonville. 44 Miss Mary Currio, Clio, S C 44 Ja-nio Ford, Nichols.* 44 Costa Long, Toddville. 41 Georgie Hogers, Cool Spring Mr. Hinson Spivey, Gideon. 44 S. P. Strickland, Blanche. 14 Ed Page, Exile. 41 Bright Lewis, Nichols. 4 Enoch Allen, Adrian. 44 W. Lush Gore, Pircway, N C 44 W. M. Goldfinch, Conway. 44 M. A. Lane, La ban a. 44 W N. Gerrald, Nichols. Of these 27 hold certificates from the County Board of Education, 10 ha\e taught and 1111 expect to teach. I'rof. Wells is arranging for a so rics of lectures to be given in the evoning. The first of the scries will be given next Monday night. Mission Day. The following i-? the programme which has been arranged and will be carried out on June 11 111, 11105, mission day at Conway Baptist Church: 1st -0:150 a. in. Sunday school. 2nd?11:00 a. in. Missionary Sermon 15rd 11:30 p. in. Mass Meeting 1st Song service, C. II. Snider; 2nd Our duty to the children, J. C. Spivey; 3rd State missions or South Carolina for Christ. Dr. J. S Dusenbury; Ith The Christian's oblign lions to the Nation, Prof, 15. J. Wells; 5tli Our duty to' the world K. J. JLherwood. I'll -8:151) p. in. Sermon, lnstruc-i lions. I lie l?rc*l>yterian Manse AOout two months ago this town was canvassed by an agent of the Pudding Committee of the Pros by terian churches of this county, for the purpose of erecting a parsonage on t lie lot owned by the said churches in Conway. This attempt was nobly responded to by the people in all parts of the county and while the funds received were not sulllciont to meet the demands of the committee, it. is with pleasure that we are allowed to state, that all necessary arrangements have been perfected for the completion of the building and work vill bo commenced at once. Contractor Leslie of Newberry has the work in hand and it will be pushed to the utmost.. The Manse will corner Fifth avenue and I?lin wood street and when completed will be a credit to the town and an honor to the liberal donators. Bridal Couple in Conway. Mr. and Mrs. .1, l'\ Pusonbury, who were married in Savannah some weeks ago arrived one day the hit tor part of.last week from the north to spend a few days here and in the county with relatives. Dr. J. S. Dusenbury, Charles and C. 15. Dusenbury of Port Harrclson and Capt. K. C. Dusenbury, arc all brothers , of Mr. Dusenbury. Mr. and Mrs. Dusenbury have taken an extensive wedding tour through California and other points Li the west besides visiting many places in the north. Thev are on their ret urn t<> Snr-m. mill where Mr. Duscnbury is sue cessfullv engaged in the ncrcantile business. Conway l.ijflit & Power Co. Hooks of subscription to the capi tal stoek of Conway Light & Power Company wero opened here last. Friday. Col. I). A. Spivcy is President of the corporation ;in?l John C. Spivey, Secretary and Treasurer. Other oliicials will be elected later on The stock of the company, is fixed at $10,000.00. This has not all been taken but likely will be in a short time. No definite plans are announced as yet. . No New-ret About It It h no secret, that for Cuts, Hums, I'leers, Fever Sores, Sore Eves, Molls, etc. nothing is so effective ns Hucklen's Arnicn Salve. " It ilid'nt t'lKC long to euro n biulsoiul hr>d,and it Is alio. K. for sore eyes,"writes i). L. Gregory, of Hope, 1 Tex. 25c at Norton Drug Co. Conway Ilrtijr Co's. Unusual Offer It isn't often that we have faith enough in the medicine put up by other people to be willing to offer to refund the money if it does not cure, 1 said Conway Drug Co. to a Conway . Publishing Company's man who ^>opped into their store, "but we Whre triad to Sell Dr. Howard'* , - ~ fic for the cure of constipation and dyspepsia on that basis. "The Dr. Howard Company, in i order to get a quick introductory , sale, authorizes us to sell their regular fifty cent bottles at half price, 25 cents, and, although we have sold a i lot of it, and have guaranteed every > package, not one has been brought back as unsatisfactory. "Or.e great advantage of this specific," ho continued, "is its small dose and convenient form. There are sixty doses in a vial that can be ? carried in the vest pocket or purse, , and every ono has more medicinal j power than a big pill or tablet or a - tumbler of mineral water. t "Wo are still selling the specific . at half price, although we cannot tell how long we shall bo able to do f so, and anyone who is subject to , constipation, sick headache, dizzi noss, liver trouble, indigestion, or a - general played out condition, ought 1 to take advantage of this chance You can tell your roadcrs that if they are not satisfied with the specific they can come right back to our store and we will cheerfully refund their money." ^toruHas^vee^^mt^m^^^^^^ this section and toveral others of tlu* county, doing more or less damage to the young crops. The damages, so far as we have heard, wore heaviest in the neighborhood of I/i bum post oflico, where the hail stones were the largest that have been seen in many years. The wind was so strong at the home of Jack Jones that it turned over a wash pot and backed a cart some distance from under a tree. Timber was considerably damaged, all the loose bark was beater, from the trunks of the pine trees, and the lights in a house near Jack Jones were broken to pieces. The tobacco crops of Allen Johnson and M. C, Johnsou were almost ruined. The oat crops of W. A. 1 lut'lies and Tom Floyd were badly damaged. The crops of many other farmers were damaged more or less by the heavy hail stones. Many farmers suffered in the neighborhood of Momewood. L. 11. Burroughs lost his crops at Savannah | Bluir. I*lcnic at Windy llill llcacli. Friday, Juno Kith, is the clay appointed for the grand animal picnic at Windy Hill. Everybody is invited to come with full baskets. No drunkenness will be allowed or any misbehavior. There will ho a dancing platform arranged for those who wish to dance. Three gentlemen and three ladies will be selected to take charge of the baskets. Respectfully, Charley Vereen, June 5, 'On. Eucian I). Willard. C. 11. Snider returned last Saturday from a trip oil' in the interest of the Atlantic Broom Works. >i ARKirrs. IJ / LM/.A Y; TOjY, .V. CSpirits Turpentine Per Gal 7'J c. Rosin Per Rbl $?70. Tar Per Rbl 2SO Mm s.? Criule Turpentine I lard Per Bbl . ..$3.00 Crude Turpentine Dip IVr Bbl $.">.00 Cotton Middling Steady at 8 00c. CON 11 \/l ) \ C. Kggs 10c. Chickens drown 20 to25o. Chickens Spring 12'^ & 15c. Beeswax 18c. Tallow 11 ??c Pork Fresh (1 }?e. Pens 00c. Sweet Potatoes <IOc These markets will\ he corrected weekly. SPECIAL NOTICES. . I'M) It SAIiH ()ne soda fountain, with tanks and other llr.tures and utensils. 5 25 5 It. Apply II. II. Woodward, Att'y. FOB BKNT: Hotliea plantation one mile of Conway with ni< e bouse and farm Apply at IlKUAl.n <)lllee FOB SACK: 85 acres well timbered land one mile from Board B inding and from river ?*on? cleared $200.00 oiler ed for timber several years ago Apply to II II Woodward Ally Far Sale at a bargain <) e liege Circular Saw mill and 00" carriage coin pi.-to, including one llenrv l)is>ton 50 7 C.ua.-e inserted tooth saw, now in ope- | r uinn, t iming cu 10 10 H?,llUO loci hoards p ?r in hours Persons v.iaiiiug to install mill of that en| acily, will do well to investigate All in good condition and slightly worn, too light for our purpose For particulars and prices ad rcss, M (? Andersen, (icoruetown Count \ ) A nnandalc, S (' o 8 r? i' FOIt S \ 1,17 One saw mill. I.ane 1* t. nt, one20 h. p. online, one 25 h p. lioiloi", tpg'.-jl;^ aX'Tt 1, coniplelC iiXi'm nad toils used therewith. Also a grit/, mill Hi II. I', engine and hoiler, counter shaft and belting complete, all in lirst ( las-, order. Also one double steam boiler f *editig pump. Option of 8000 font I >ng straw stum page and lirst choice ot 000 acres short straw and cypress. All within two miles of mill. Will sell with mill. Apply or write to Jos, I logy, Gurley, S C. 0 8-5 it Wintlirnp College Scholarship and entrance If\a id I nation. The examination for the award of vacant scholarships in Winthrop College and for the admission of now students will he held at the County Court House on Friday, July 7th, nt 0 A- M. Appli cants must not be less than fifteen years of age. When scholarships are vncat?d alter July 7, they will be awarded to those making the highest average at this exam ination provided they meet the conditions governing tin* award. Applicants for scholitr>hips should write to Pre ident Johnson before the exatnlnatlon forsthclarsliip application blanks. Scholarships are worth *100 and free tuition. The next session will open September "JO, 1005. For further information and catalogue, address I'rrs. I>. It. lolinsoti, Hock Hill, S. (J. J Lot me sell you ;i P IP ticket for one dol m J lar which will be & irnntl t? 1 KA t l a?A W J for 2(5 live cent w loaves of the best A bread you ever A m bought. In this C J way we make and A sell it to you al Lmost cheaper than Al you can buy the El J MA/rEUJATvS.l IFull line of the P very best bread ? and cakes ever A baked,and a com- C plete line of fresh choice groceries always in stock. A (let your tickets E when you need r them and live well on good bread. A rii'ii'iiil wwwwwwwwwwww ? I. I' Graham was in town last Sat imlav. J. Zeno Ward was in Conway last Tuesday. ?Mrs. M. S Buck was in town last Friday. -C. Cannon was in town one day last week. ? LI. A. Dusonbury is in Marion this week. ? II. W. Mishoe was in Conway last Friday. ? W, J. Waller visited the city < last Saturday. ?Ti. P. Holt paid tlx? offlce a call last Saturday. ?Albert liliuark visited the city last Saturday. ? A. T. Suj^j^s was in the city one day recently. ?C. T. Bellamy was atr.ong our Saturday callers. ? K. S. Baker was anions those in the city last Tuesday. R. 11. Anderson was a pleasant caller one day last week. ?J. F. Harper spent last Thursday ni^dit in the town. Mr. and Mrs. Ii. L. H. Bran ton visited the city recently. Re Roy Martin returned home from college last week. ?S. G. Johnson visited his broth or A. I'. Johnson last week. F. S. Averill come over to Conway last Friday from the beach. ?Capt. J. H. Dusenbury was in the city on business last Friday. Dr. Ii. (I. Sloan, of Little River, I was in the city on last Monday. -\V. II. Graham of Labium was in town last Saturday morning. (). M Watts of Ravboro was a mong those in town last Saturday. ? Hon. II. H. Scarborough was in Columbia on legal business last week. S. .M. Stevens of Hldorado, was among the crowd in town last Fri day. ? M. M. Martin of Dongola, was among those in town one day last week. ~W. A. Hughes of Labana, was among our pleasant callers last week ?M. F. Sarvis of Rueksvillc, was among the crowd in Conway on salesdav. ? II. II. Roberts of Tabor, N. C., was among our pleasant, callers on Monday. ? ,1. J. 10. Harrelson and the Rev. I\ M. Dor ma a were in the city last Monday. ?A. II. Long' of the Greenwood section, was seen on our streets last Monday. ?The I vow Mr. Singleton of I Rucksville was on our streets last Friday. ? I. Monroe Johnson of Forney, S. 0., was a pleasant caller one (.lav last week. I I ?Senator 0. .T. Ilollklay was in I | the eitv 011 business one day the 9 (irst of this week a .1. 'J1. Sheiley and .1. M. Smart | of Myrtle. Peach wore both in Con- way last Saturday. * N Dr. Kil?far Stalvey caused *.hr >u^h ( town last Thursday on his way home from a trip in the country. Mr-'. Dill and daughter, Miss Dill left last, week for Ihifort, N C., tosoend the summer. Miss Me Dean ."Tin ~ JiLlH a clier in the sninuier school, ar ri ved| in Conway last Saturday. Mrs. Hal. L. BucU left last week to visit friends and relatives at her former home at I Jen net tsv ilia. II D. Little was ill when he returned home last week from a business trip, but was out on l'riday. ?J. M. Ilardee and'K. R. Todd, , both of the Myrtle Iieneh section, were in Conway on business last Friday. , i ?John Daniels was called suddenly to the home of his father on last Monday by the serious sickness of * the latter. I ? Dr. C, J. Epps returned last * Thursday from Pennettsville where ( he had been called by the illness of j his father. I Col. C. P. Quattlobaum went to i Charleston last Monday on lo<*al t>us- ( inoss and expects to return the last i of tills wool.* ?Mrs B. B. MeWhito left last Thursday to attend the commencement exercises at the Columbia Comale College. * ?J. C. Spivey and family returned last week from a stay of some length at Moultrie, (la., where they visited relatives. ?A. E. McCall has resigned his position with Hal. L. Buck Co , and accepted a lucrative position with a dry goods house on the road. ? Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Spivey passnrl I ItVAiurli t Kit oSt ir Inof nSolii nr?. v..v> >.vjr ...ft..., ft., ( ing to their home at Conway from Moultrie, Ga.?Florence Times. ?Dr. R. G. Sloan of Tuttle Rivor was in town the first of this week. He brought his daughter, MissLoise who is attending the summer school. ? Jolin Tj. Boyd, county supervisor, visited in the Buck Creek and Springfield sections last week in the interest of the public roads. ?Dr. and Mrs C. J. Epps passed through the city last night return- | ing to their home at Conway from Kingstreo where they have been visiting re'atives.?Florence Times. ?Prof. S. II. Brown who has just closed another very successful term of school at Venters, in Williamsburg county, passed through the city last Friday or his way home to spend the summer vacation. ?Col. C. P. Quattlebaum of Conway was here last night on his way to Winnsboro to attend the marriage. of his ueicc Miss Bessie Quattlebaum to Mr. Bollinger of Columbia.?Florence Daily Times. ill ^ ** 1,l lc,,s WHAT *> usc HOW and WHY? i ^ Aii artistic and individual home is not so much JKj jjl' ' can supply a copy and show y ju how to cany out T*he Seat Side 1 1^11 I | M V KTLIi Iti:ACII, S, C. 1- | - WAS OPENED May First nk'vku Management. Your patronago 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. 'I he bath houses on the beach have been improved, and the bather will Hind a polite attendant always ready to wait on them with now and clean bathing suits. *'A 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 commcmsur rate 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 lirst class condition and the music excellent. Summer Excursion Round I Trip Tickets to the Beach Will be 011 sale at all ofllces and depots of the Atlantic Coast Line Railway. |lioli<rious services will be held every Sunday in the ball room, and prcachiny 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 from undertow. At bathing hours the beach presents a picturesque si?jfht. The hcalthfulncss of the climate and baths is not surpassed anywhere. The saltness of the ocean air is always bracing, ami a short stay at Myrtle Beach seldom fails to roil.so, 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 Mm feet deep. The iishin^ banks arc only two miles outside, and there are always fishermen to take parties cut in a safe stroneboat: besides the usual surf and crev k fishing is at hand for those who do not care to tempt the deep. Our aim will he to keep the hotel full at moderate rates. Mates and $05 per month; $10 per week, s2 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. I J. WATKINS I.*??!?! M A N A I .t; 8 3 ^ ITVuitR (xrooevieH ? | LCE OR KA M. |[ r~ ijiijii 1'enlize the blessing of thirst, call and re fivsil'vT^T?CTT^i.ie,ii,,i'"^'-^0'1'1: E,Tolt* ' ???> tnaitc Id i111].>,*<.?vc hovcrayo8 1,1 llls bt'pi) made is exemplified at our fountain. ? We Serve V ^ all the nice drinks at our grocery store, pun; wholesome ^ and delicious. Ilring in vour thirst and let us ijuench it. ^ | 1 >AVIS <Sr CO. | SW>/W?WAMV?W<WW?W/? Reduction Sale! j r^ssHBSsiB&iassinBw 3 $10 Suits of Clothing for... $ 7.98 | 2 $8 Suits of Clothing for . .. . 5.00 I ! 6 $6.25 S"its of clolhi"f! 4.79 | Several dozen pairs of pants. 2.00 kind $1.80 $l.f>0 kind $J .13. ^ Qpeeial purchase that wo will sell at those prices while p ^they last. While in the store <-eo that good PTjAII) HOMICS.PUN wo now offer at d 1 2 cents. Other values just as good, but we can show them bettor than tr.ving to tell. Come and see us at least onee dnrinir this 30 DAYS REDUCTION SALE. I Spivey Mercantile Co. ? ONE SOLID CAR LOAD Standard Sewing Machines T JUST RECEIVED. ~^-y i'"| This mochino is beyond doubt the i if CJj best machine on the market. We iif \ol guarantee tliis machine in every re yym raft? sPect to give entire satisfaction. Vi ' r 1 ,n^e^,nos taken in exchange. ?4L cash ?r creditW. R. LE WIS AND LES; PY>r IVIor 01 DRY GOOC AND CL GEO N. (Successor to < V nrrv ^ lUdln: Dim-Cultivators ?7 ' Disc llnrrowH, Kivo Tooth C'nltlvi * i Fourteen Toot I " u i v vjraj Store. lra||j HORRY HAFi f PARIS I FRESH ANC 1 20 CENT E I ST A i iGNERY ; I New E I Traitor and Loyalist [; i In the Name of Liberty Dr. Luke of the Labrador I Hevcrly of (Iraustark I The Unwriten Law I The Ladder of Swords My Mamie Il?se | Magazines. 1!;"',', Leslies and other May mug a I O x i d 1 CONWAY DRl The best plaee to get vi i ii i it i it it milium linn iibii in ii i jS oiuun?WJUBLIH7.W.UIFI.4ISV,|NMI I PROTE I 11// -/ /' / rowi-u I '/ ///. A |1 I'ttOTl:C'l" VOl J* t: AMI1.Y, \ have just closed ft r p! I m "u> ,,l,K0St v Q in tlie world, an your hornet) with tin* <ery l) U (J T O > made, al "Protection is Duty; Duty riAtu o l^.'t me help youT^^^PP! prompt attention. Home | ri\ IT. I.OCK I SOX 17 1, Ij&SB&KHMS&TO&Nif! (SltXm&f iJdMHIMi ^ ^7' j > K-' (;^ Rev. (J. L .? ?wi nil TO THE You arc invited to come in Goods, Shoes, Straw Hats n sell as low as the lowest W I^r/IVE Such as llams, Su^ar, ItU' Give us your trade when in tc j B. F. TUT' BUGGIES I VJJJW)'')// NEK!) W.'ICOX, 1)()J the: old i and come an A. W. Jenki S MONEY *e Groocls. N 1 )S SHOES OTHING. >HAHEEN GSoortfo iS: Ellis) 'DWARE CO. GREEN ) STRONG. TB POUND I') |ii'\vrltrr I'tiper l|\ ||/ Q ?ii?i niii>i>iicm. IIMrvO. 3ooks. Tho Dryad Pothany, (A story of the Old South.) The Purple Parasol The President The Clansman The Masquerader The Albatross Libraries >ors, Kverybodys, MeClures, >ey, Seribners, Cosmopolitan zincs. ? I I iv e o [JG COMPANY I nir drills and medicines. CTION. | / or Mb:. IA /./\ (: <)L KSI:I.r AM> l?KOPI:R*TV. ontract fur 1005 with one lining Kod Manufacturers (1 am prepared to equip best LIGHTNING CONt the very lowest prices, is Debt: Debt is owed until ^^^^jnndeueew i 11 receive ICiiiiball! KB CONWAY, S. C. ed 1880 J. D. MoElwee; Prop ottsville Marble Wks, kfnaettsvicle, s. c. and Designs Furnished of Latest Style oils Tombstones ami Curbing tl on Application. ss*?Work. Reasonable I'rle ,v. A7. Pate, General Agent, . S. 11. KHM KN. sque, Conway, S. C. i. iluggins, Galivants Ferry, S. 0. - -- i PUBLIC. i and look over our Dross ind other ^oods. We can e also carry a nice line of OCEIIIKH ; jk o, Coffee, Ca?i Goods etc. ^||Pj|j OTsTA CO jW WAGONS ^ .'/ A /<: w Bucwy o -j . a Y'T FORGET tCLIAP id buy from lavs SoxvJfl^H