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rap ( "mc ? *it\ v * *EQL. ~R ( . _j?AUpicT:_ LtiL ;. ^ik of the West Iridic rj?\ wuTm ? > Said to be Drifting ""sIcKTO BA.RBARI8 seven^M00 ln the ,,land8* C -T1mJjAs Have Control Race IVobli '' l l ' I BelnK Settled Against the ? A seri?? gress at tk^V'hlte Man. Sad Sight at tloltoA 01 St- "'"V"" ?Tho luAve recently TP^#,.0 coikc in oarmf/.tjie West Uveek was hm. -flood plate meat . t 8 eonts per pound at, the store of A . I'. Johnson. N -?My store is st ill tho cheapest place at which to buy your rice. A. P. Johnson. ?The Woman's Missionary Society heid a meeting last Monday at 1 he 1\ ingston 1 Intel. ? Tho crops over the county have trained much in looks since the imce favorable seasons came in. ?The walls of the new school building were recent,h finished up to the second story. ?There was an excursion of white people from this point to (Jeorge'own last Saturday ? Audi tor .I nines A. Lewis has a very line crop oi ciiru on his open lot near the Metho list, eliurch. The first erern pens of the season that, we have seen were sent in last week 1 >v \V. l'\ Lee of Dulah. It was tret tin;; very dry and dusty about, town until the showers of the latter part of last week came, One of the e mviets in the eham ^an^f recently made his escape hat he was recaptured and put hack to work. A small house has heeu built at Lakeside Cemtery lor the use of the keeper for stowine tools and the like. The opening of the lobaeeo season is now near at hand. It is about time I .? bejri'n to euro the weed. Conway DrujjUo., lias a lar/jo advertisement. in this issue adver tisino "Oxidiae", the new remedy for malaria. Main street should he navod. and then by moans of a street sprinkler, the dust would not annoy our merchants. ? Mr. J. 11. Neely has resigned his position with the Chicago Portrait Co., and is spending a few days in town. ? W. A. Splvey and T. 1*. Jones tilled barns with tobacco this week. M. W. Capps and S. II Skipper will fill up next Monday. Jones, fit Justice otVers highest market pihCes for oirgs, poultry, l>eeswax, hides, furs etc., and wants all the wool in I lorr y county. Read t in; new advoi tisemcnt of Sam'l l\ I lard wick appearing in this issue, and when wanting something good to eat call on him. ?The town council will hold a meeting on next Monday evening to receive bids for furnisning electric lights for the streets of the town. ?George N. Snahccn, a Syrian who ran the store on the corner qp posite tho Hank of Conway, sold out several weeks ago and left for parts unknown. > ? All communications intended for1 publishcation must bo accom panied by the true name of tin writer in order to get considerrat'on by the editor. -It. Tj. II. Hranton sent in to tip offleo last week a very curious speci men of plum. It was in fact two plums growing together but in sue! a shape as to make a curiosity. Makes digestion and Assimilation per feet. Makes new red blood and bene That's what Hollistel's itoeky Mountaii Tea will do. A tonic for the sick am weak. .15 cents, Tea or tablets at Nortoi Drug Co. ? Wo want evejy chit ken in Ilorrj county weighin^from t to 11 lbs Astonishingly high prices paid Try us and seo if pt iees are no right. W. lioyd Jot e?. Justice S. C. ?W. D. Daniels, an aged citizen who lived in the Jordanville seetioi died last Thursday after an illues of some length, flo was the fatho of John Daniels who is with the Con way Hardware Company. ? We have heard no more tal about tho new court house and jai and nothing more has been sai about a mass mooting at Conway t consider the matter. We would lik to seo this important niattor earrie out. ?It wus reported in town las week that on Saturday someone she into the home of P. O. Snowden i the Ce<lar section, but nono of tli family were injured. Steps will t taken to bring the. guilty parlies 1 justice. The. Rev. C. E. Robertson *? leave the lat ter part ofJulyforAl Indian Territory where he cided to go in the inttuxft^ m0 sion work. Then any/-Wh t ncxt Li Robertson express ?^Woh one ? ESTIOK . AND iciK Trou'folcs. -i *. IOWIS TO CELEBRATI: 4 I II. A llaskcl Picnic and Many Interystlnir Kacca on tlie I'rojfrani I be ))eople of Loris will celebrate glorious Fourth with u basket /lie and races and speeches by ;tinguishcd men of theeominunity. iMThe speaking will begin at II lock by the Hon. D. 1). Ilarrel>ti and others. At lb o'clock the races will begin th^' W1" tu'cu P^aco on l''? street as 1st Foot race by boys. em iii<I -Foot race by men. drd Apple race. 4tli?Sack race. r?th?Jumping. i | tith?Hicycle race. 7?h Ox race (Frizc, 2 (marts of corn and a bundle of fodder.) Kth?31iinbing fallowed pole. I'ri/.os will be awarded to the successful ones in each race. A prize of live dollars will be awured to the prettiest, rl Music will bo furnished by the Pireway band. It. thus appears that there .vill be many interesting things to look at there on the Fourth and a large crowd of people is expected to at tend the eolebrat ion. Kiiijrtits of llonor sit I.oris. Messrs. J. S. I hick, Col. C. 1*. Quattloboum. II. ?S. Collins, 11. Hyman, VV. E. McCord. L. II. Burroughs, W. II Cook, C. 10. StAmand and perhaps others were selected by the local lodge of Knights of llonor to go to Loris last Tuesday for the purpose of instituting a lodge there of 21 members. Supremo Deputy, J. II. Kobcrts, who lias been in the county for some length <>f time in the interest this order, worked up the now lodge a I Loris, and it promises to bo a growing ami flourishing our. Tito party wont, tip on 'lie north bound train on Tuesday afternoon and returned yesterday on the morning train. - l:\pcnsc ol' Cl?ali? jtratijr for May. The exptMise-of the county chain gang for the month of May, including supplies for convicts ami guard, feed for team and two shovels was $12.72 Washes pai l guard $20.00. Total $(52.72. The Supervisor is looking very carefully to the buying of supplies, buying (o the best advantage and at the lowest possible prices, regardless of whom the purchases are made. The Western Union Telegraph Co., begin the work of overhauling their line from this point to Chadbourn last week The lino from this point to Chadhourn will tie put in good repair and the result will lie better service for the people here ami along the line. L. Defxiry , an aged Confederate Veteran, was reported as ill here last week and he and family in a destitute condition. A petition was written up and in a few hours the sum of ten dollars and quite a lot of groceries were raised and sent to the distressed family, His only means of support has been his manual labor. ? The ground was broken last week for the foundations of the new store building of Col. C. P. Quattlebaum on Main street next door to the Hardware Co. K. II. Leslie is the contractor. It is said that Col, D. A. Splvey will ero long bogin the erection of some now brick buildings adjoining the one of Mr. Quaillobaum 's. ?Magistrate Daniel Grainger of Adrian, presided in the magistrate's court, hero last Saturday. The ease on docket was that of The State vs. J. Z. Ward, R. V. Ward and Elmore Ward for entry on land of others after notice. On motion of defendants the case was continued until next Friday. i - The wood work on tho new passenger boat, the Mitchol C., is ! about finished and part of the ma ' chinery has been placed in position. There is every reason to think that the new boat will soon be ready to make, her fiirst trip to Georgetown and return. 5 ?A. W. Jenkins A Son had S. H. McMabb sued in the magistrate's ) court hero last Thursday to recover 1 a balance duo on the purchase of two mares. The IMaintilTs won the case. . Doth sides were represented by i. attorneys. 1 t). T. McNeill left here on last a Monday for Canada where he went mostly on a pleasure trip Tho In ternational Sunday School ConvonV tion meets at Toronto, Canada, and Ml* Mc.Noill twill tnl/n tl-Uo 5.. I-"'" ..... v(??v vino 111 uuiuru returning homo. , - Mr. find Mrs. J. IV Spencer, of Suburb, N. 0., are visiting their daughter, Mrs. J, If. Oliver this ' week, who has been very sick for the 11 last few days, s r Miss Australia llinson, u very i- prominent teacher of the county, who has been visiting relatives at Cowards and Charleston, is very * sick with typhoid fever at the for 'j mer place. o - There will be an excursion front e Conway to Wilmington Saturday d August 5th. The managers wil consist of 10. 11. Jenkins, lludsor Kuss, W. W. Kuss, A. C. Thomp ^ son and J. W. Prince. >t n - Mrs. Hon Moore and children, Mr 10 aud Mrs. J. I>. Oliver, Mr. and Mrs h H' A. linker, and Mrs. lloyu Jones o ? Marion,and Mis. II. IV Little and Ma9te A'aul IJttlo and others, spent last Tuei rn3|?y ?l Myrtle Boaeli. k&cKb, ^ u Toinpklns left us a curiosity i rat tOt<>mc*0 WP0'1 hi the shape of ? hen's egg I' weighs four ounce Dnatfctt"* and and one lialf Inches round, an mp'ung,' bBRb * EBB FOR SAL Projrram of tlic County TcaclierV Association to l?e Held on June I till at Conway. S, C. The following program has boon prepared for the next meeting of the County Teachers' Association, which will he held or Juno 24th: Best methods of teaching read tng, Miss McLean. Higher mathematics in the public schools I'rof. 15. J. Wells. * ,. Miss Edith Uabon, uc% jings, Miss Belle Powell. Debate: Subject to he announced later. The following named will take part. I). (! Spivey, Will (loldlinch, Holmes, v. Maxey Lane W. A I'rince, Sil Dusenhury. J. L. Kennedy, r, _ lit i o.< , Com Plicssic I >.oertson, vYl> Enterprise at I.ittlo Itiver <>roppetl Messrs. Stone & Co., of Wilmington together with Capt. .1. .1 Aclkinsbf this place hay a consumuted a deal bv which they' have acquired control of the plant of ihe Atlantic Fisheries Co , near old Hrunswiek. It will l>e remembered that this company have been building a menhaden factory at Tattle Uiver, S.C., but this plant has been abandoned for the present, and the company will operate the Atlantic Fisheries. The company w.iil begin lishing about July 1st \vnh their Steamer Sanders, and the .'Mara Kllen which is part of the deal in regard to the Atlantic Fisheries. Southport, (N. C ) Herald. The l ir.il Cotton Itlooni. It has been the I1kii.\li>'s custom I for years to announce the lir.st cot ' ton bloom sent in to t Re. ofTice or t he lirst of any thing elsT* raised on the farm. On last Friday the oflicc received by mail front Little Uiver the lirst cotton bloom reported to us this year. It was,sent by Cuss II. I'ellamv, and the M <>m was gathered from his cotton patch on tin4 preceding day, .1 line 1 llh. Mrs Henrietta tMvis Dead. ' I learts were made sad here last Friday morning by the announcement of the death of Mrs. Henrietta Davis, the esteemed wifenf the Uev. J. C Davis, preacher in charge of the Conway circuit and who has resided here with his family at the cir cuit parsonage in the upper part of the town. She was taken ill several days ago and tdatives were sent after, her mother Mrs. Mary Patrick and Iter sister. Mrs. McDonald, both of Darlington, S. C., arriving at her bedside on Thur-ala.V.* afternoon. While she was very sick, vet it. was not thought to be "so serious until shortly before the end. -She died at about 8 o'clock on Friday morn ing. The ?ud ne ws was telegraphed to her father and brother who also reside at Darlington, and who ar rived on Friday. She is survived by eight children and her husband. Since the family moved here last winter, they have made many friends who deeply sympathize with the bereaved husband and children. The remains were taken to Darlington, her former home for inter mont. Correct Names <>i Offkcr* Kill tor Herald:?-Will you please correct the names of the officers of the He ilah S. S. Institute. I gave them correctly and thought you would find the mistake and correct them in last issue. Here they are as elected at the meeting at Bethlehem. S. I). Todd, CScneralSupt. G. 14. Stevens, General Secty. Uov J. H. Skipper, Normal Teacher. I). T. Oartright, Gen. Musician. (J. W. Williams, Treasurer. J. T. Todd, Librarian. W. II. Cains, Orphan Missionary. Also Mr. Prince s name is W. P. Prince instead of N. P. Prince. I hope you will correct the list, as all the parties are not satisfied. Very truly yours, G, L. Stevens, Secty. B. S. S. I. I'lnu Not Satisfactory A petition was being circulated this week and numerously signed, addressed to the commissioners of internal improvements, asking them to reconsider their action in adopting the plan set forth in the report of the civil engineer, and which was thoplan that the engineer stated he did not recommend. The report of the commissioners was made pub lie last week, and the plan which it was stated they had adopted, began at once to arouse dissatisfaction on the part of many of the citizens. The plan proposed will cost about $10,000.00 and will only take oil the storm water that falls on the streets and which is almost all carried away by uaturnl drainage. The outcome of it all is the petition which has been widely circulated and numer ously signed showing that sent is mcnt is against the plan proposed. The Picnic a Success. # The picnic was a grand success. Thcro was nothing to mar the pleasure of any one except the rain about > dinner time. The table was tilled with good things such as the ladies 1 know how to prepare. Not a drop 1 of whiskey. They had music and dancing. We should all speak a word ol praise for Charlie Vereon and Lu ' cian Willard for their trouble tc h give all a good time, also manj f thanks to Mr. Patrick and wife foi ir their kindness in sheltering us frorr ?. the rain. "A Visitor." ? ??. - Saturday, Augmi 5th. is tin a day for a nice time in the "Tn 8?jIIeel State.\ Will ln>v?? p'cu< v ^ *} liiri- h?*jy ns%T 1 fastest, while Jnth^trej^ _E BY PERSONAL. J II. Neoly was in Conway this week. A. T. Hardee was hero one day last week. Miss Kate McNeill is visiting in (leorg clown. W. J. MeCracken of Greenwood, was in town last Friday. - W. I\ l.ee of Dulah, was among those in town last Friday. 11 T. Hainan returned last Fri" day from Wilmington. - Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Norton spent last Sunday at Sea Side Inn. A. T. Ilneks of Jordanville was in the city one day recently. L\ II. Sasser was in town on business last Saturday morning. Mrs' \V. D. Wait'oft the llrstof this week to visit in Olioster, S. C. The sheriff went to Adrian the 1 liter part of last week on business. A. W. liarrett returned last Friday from atrip to tJcoryctown. i. T. Sessions was amon<t the businessmen in the eitv last Monday. ? Jax. W. Carter of Hardy, S. C , was in Conway last Friday on business. 0. U Sessions and II (I. Col lin- spent last Friday at Calivants Ferry. The count y Supervisor was in the Fee Dee section last week on business. Darker Uabon of Unreal was ainunjr those who visited Conway last week C 11. Dusenbury of I'ort llarivlson, was in the city on business last Monday. Charles Dusimburv of Fort liar- ; relson, was ainonu' visitors in Con- i way last Friday. D. I>. Anderson was anion;,' the | farmers who visited Conway last I Saturday. < Miss Ella Lit tie and Mrs. M. (I. Andersen were hoth in the city I last. Friday. ?C. U. Scarborough arrived ' home li'Dia the South Barnlina Col | lego last week. Mi. s Bessie Burroughs left last , week far Canada, I > company with Mr. D.,T McNeill. it. M. Floyd will be at Conway and vicinity for some, time engaged t in Bis work as colporteur. ?J. T. Shelly of Myrtle Beach was over in the city on business ' one day last week. J. II. McGwigan, who is now engaged in business at Homowood, was in town last Friday even inc. ?I. F. Edge of Warn pee, ft. C., 1 was among our farmers who visited the county seat the latter part of last week. , Chas Scarborough of Conway, passed through the city this morning returning from Columbia.? Florence Daily Times. F. D. Bryant of the Marion Bar, was in the county on professional business the first of this week. ?J. II. Williams has eight acres of fine cotton. It is "knee high" and gives promise of an abundant yield. ? Mrs. F. G. Burroughs is to leave this week to spend the summer at their summer home at Ben dcrsonville, N. C. ?W. II. Bell, one of the merchants of the Bayboro section visited Conway one day the latter part of last week. ?Mrs. W. A. Sanders of Wilmington, N. C., is in town visiting her sisters, Mrs. J. M. McKeithan and Mrs. B. T. Ifyman. ?J. W. King a large stock holder in tho Conway Hardware Co., was hero in the interest of that firm several days recently . Mie? Fannin F.nnc r?f Ifirnrotron . - * J *""h"v 1 vv i is visiting her brother, Dr. C.J. Kpps, and attending the summer - school for teachers while here. ?J. /i. Ward and others from Wampee, who were interested in the magistrate's trial last Saturday spent most of the day in town. ? IT. L. Duck is erecting a nice cottage at the beach, and Mr. and Mrs. Duck will move over for the ' summci as soon as it is completed, ?Miss E. P Pitman and Tsaae Jcnrette of Pox, were in town the latter part of last week and took in tho excursion to Georgetown on Saturday. ?fMiss Ruby Hollidav who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. John P. McMillan will leave today to visit friends at Lake Waocamaw, N. C.? Marion Star. ?Chas. G. Thompson, who has | held the position of shipping clerk , here with the Conway Lumber Co., ^ for several years, left recently to accept a similar position with the lumber company at Smith's Mills. ?Mr. C. A. Willcox and family b have gono to Mnrrels Inlet to spend r the summer. When thev reJur^vt Lis v,rc | pipes and the ol that of the thumb 1 procession returi 111! Ill fllllll IIII Illl HMWAY TAX SALES. Under and by virtue of sundry tax ex editions issued by J A MeDermott County Treasurer 1 will sell before the court house door at Conway, S C within legal sale hours on Monday the 8rd day of July A I) 11)05, 411 and singular t lie following described tracts of land levied on and to be sold at the suit of the State for taxes, to wit; IN CONWAY TOW NSII11' Mabel S Askew. 10 acres beginning at a stnko on N W corner of lot No 145 on the west margin of the colony right of way and being 2u chains from margin of Potato bed Ferry ltoad and runs thence N 20.80 VV 10 chains to a stake thrice S 00.80 W 10 chains to center of lot No 1 1 1 thence IS 20.80 15 10 bains to a stake thence N 00. 80 10 10 chains to beginning being the S E one fouitli of lot No 144 of llomewood colony tract ALSO S \V Whipper. 20 acres more or less beginning at a stake at the S margin of Potato bed Perry road at the N E corner of lot No 142 and runs 820.80 K 20chains ton stake thence N 00.80 15 10 chains to a stake thence N 20.80 NV 20 chains to a stake on the 8 margin of said road thence the road to beginning being the NV 20 A of lot * o 144 of llomewood colony tract. A LSI > Sarah II Perkins. 11 acres beginning at a stake on'S W eoiiter ot lot No 12H and' runs S 1 w 12 chains to a stake thence S| HO 15 0 chains to a stake thence N I 15 12 chain; ton stake thence N HO NV 0 chains to a stake the beginniiur boiiig the N W one fourth of lot No 181 of llomewood colony tract ALSO Jim Ilickii an, 50 A bounded by lands of J I) West David Uabon and IS A U Co. ALSO iuiiiii liKinil VMaiW l~ /\ IIOUIKIeO north by lands o! R (1 Creen estate east by pub lb" road loading from Conway to Fort 11111Telson and south by binds Isaac, Sarvis ' ALSO S A 'I' Co>. 22 A beginningata Hake at I tin* N w corner of lot No 117 and runs 20 .' JO K 20 chains t > a stake thence N 20 -10 10 31 68 100 chains to a stake thence Stilt < W ll) 10 1 JO chains to the beginning being lot No 1 10 Home wood colony tract 1U!( K TOWNSHIP Stephen Herring. 10 A bounded N by ( lands of .Mrs Ann J ujies \V by 11 A C Co 4 and Walker I lodge ^ ALH) ( \Y (! Singleton. 7 A Hounded by lands a of Willie Hack John I'rown and wacca- J tnaw road. I KI.OYIW TOWNSHIP t| Wilson Floyd estate. ) 57 A bounded by lauds of.I antes ilaitle on :i sides and Lit tie I lee Dee Liver. OltKKN SKA TOWNSIIII* J. .1. Howell estate. 50 acre? more ot less bounded Fast i<v F. R Stevens. W by John F.dwards, .N by S, W llarrelson L?t al. AI .St) W II Cooper 50 acres more or le:-s, hounded by lands of J (' I try ant et a! ALSO W W M illard estate. Little Kivertown ship, 205 acres bounded by 11 Al C Co David Davis and Frank Keel Terms cash 4 15 J Sessions Sheriff Hol ly Co ? 3 SFECIAL NOTICES. roit SA 1,1*1 - One soda fountain, witn nnks and other fixtures and utensils. "> 25 5 It. Apply II. 11. Woodward, Att'y. FOR UKNT:?ilethoa plantation one mile of Conway with nl-.o house and farm Apply at IIkuai.d Olllco FOR SAI.l'b?h.i .....ii 0...1 a .. - ... ... ? .1 urn LI III I If I IMI land one inilo from Hoard Handing and from river iMone cleare 1 $000.00 oiler ad for timl)er several years ago A|iply Lo II II Woodward Ally WANTED; Lady <>r gentleman | of fuireducation to travel for firm " of $250,000 capital. Salary $1,072 ( per year payable weekly. Kxpenses 4 advanced. Address Geo. (1. Clows, \ Conway, S. C. For Sale at a bargain ?One liege Circular Saw mill and 00" carriage com- 4 plote, including one llenrv Disston 56 " 7 Guago inserted tooth saw, now In operation, cutting 8000 to 1<),00() feet boards * per 10 hours Persons wishing to install 4 mill of that capacity, will do well to investigate All in good condition and ^ slightly worn, too light for our purpose \ For particulars and prices address, M G Andersen, ^ Georgetown County) Annnudale, 8C d 0-8 6 V. FOR SALE?Onesaw mill, Lane Pat- 4 ent, one 20 h. p. engine, one 25 h. p. . boiler, together with complete fixtures ^ and tools used therewith. Also a grit/ 4 mill, 16 II. P, engine and lioiler, counter shaft and belting complete, all in first ^ clas9 order. Also one double steam 4 boiler feeding pump. Option of 8000 feet long straw stumpage and first choice ^ of 000 acres short straw and cypress. 4 All within two miles of mill. Will sell with mill. Apply or write to Jos, Hegy, ^ Ourley, S. C. 0 8 5 4t 4 MARKETS. < WILMINGTON, N. C , Spirits Turpentine Per Gal 08 e. . Hosin Per Hbl $1)25. Tar Per Hbl 280 lbs $2.00 * Crude Turpentine Hard Per Hbl.... $2.50 * Crude Turpentine Dip Per Hid $4.25 < Cotton Middling Steady at 8 50c. 4 cojYwa r, s. c. Kggs 10c, * Chickens Grown 20 to25c. < Chickens Spring 12J^ & 15c. , Heeswax .. 18c. Tallow 8 }?c Pork Fresh 0 J^c. n>.? tens DOr, ' Sweet Potatoes 40c 1 These markets will he corrected weekly. 111 fill I have secured all the Hoard hinds at the Conway Lumber Company, aud 1 will furniah them cheap on short notice. Rest Cook Wood yon can get. I have headquarters at the storeof the Hal L. Ruck Co., and orders for draying or hauling left Jrs'Ur J E DRUG 1 BICYCLES, A fuli and complete lino of of upodate wheels always on hand for talo or rent. Also a full lino of iicyele Supplies. J 13. Oli ver laGkfiib ??l35k lG&JfU?QLA'\ to B1 IB! jj ILot mo sell you xx P ticket for one dol y lar which will be Ei eood at 1 ho si ore E for 'Jti live cent P loaves of the beat. B bread you ever B bought. In this way we make and P sell it to you al- B Jinost cheaper than B you can buy the t | M ATEJRIALS. | Jj IV. 1 line of the P m very best broad B IB and cakes ever B I 3 I . 11. 1 fiiirl > in. k J ploto line of fresh P 9 choice grocer i e s J always in stock. B 1(lot your tickets S when you need P Ihem and live well B on good bread. A 11 jjYit" "j f Perfumes i r Worth S C A good perfume is not ^ ? -^"-necessarily an odor that ^ M may please when smelled ^ % from the original bottle. t It roust bo one in which ? the elements are so blend- ^ f ed that the odor will mainm tain all its fresh and origi? nal qualitios when in use, ^ Such odors are not easy to ^ ^ find. Wo have to exercise ^ care in choosing them and t we think this care has pro- f ? virled an assortment of ^ ^ odors which you will go ^ far to match. We carry ^ ^ tho most worthy of do- ? nuMur uiui mi pur i uu guous ^ and the prices are very ^ reasonable throughout. ^ > Norton < > Dr\i^ < > Company < LIVERY AND I)rayiii>'e. 'Phone No. 3G. __, , , . i nnm t*OTnam, Ituteat WashInKt()ft,j the trtok> It Wednesday on the j uttle kne, 4 6 M oori 1 ^ we CHiK^LrS Severs AND M ALARIA GO. r 1 1 q DRUMMERS j SAMPLES | A T COST Tl?is is an opportunity which comes only once a year. We have purchased the entire sample outfit of two drummers and as the k'oods will be sold in TWO DA YS we intend sellirg them at cost, socorao early and avoid the i ush and tfet your pick of 8 Skirts, Corsets. s Bonnets, Lace Caps, Hanker (chiefs of all kinds Ladies Satchels, Hosiery, Neck Wear, Umbrellas Collars, Fancy Shirts, Cause Shirts, Ladies Vest, Dip Combs % Shell Hair Pins, B Glo v e s, Over Alls, Jackets Sus | penders, Pants [n fact everything you may desire in the notion line unci at prices of whole sale cost, at the Of)NlA/flY i Bargain i House. | ftfc Mew? matsaaama am mi wi rnrnnmrnmrnKammmmmmmmmmmmmmmm^i l Established J88() M. L. McElwee, Prop & LJ-2%.rt bennottsville "Marble Wks, Pricos find Designs Furnished of Latest jWjftflyi Monuments Tombstones find Curbing nft&C^jUa Furnished on Application. * 'rst Clsns Work. ReaitK.aiiWt It. K. Casque, Conway, S. C. Itev. C. L. Hoggins, Oalivants Ferry, S. C. s jh 'raits uroceries * I ICE CliE^lM. I ^ Tl? yon would roali/.e iho blessing of thirst, call and re? * fresh yourself with our cold soda. Efforts have been ^ made to improve beverage and all the progress that has been made is exemplified at our fountain. ? We Serve S ^ all the nice drinks at our grocery store, pure wholesome and delicious. Bring in your thirst and let us quench it. ? DEPARTMENT ADDED. We have recently added a new department to our store at Todd ville to accommodate our growing millinery and clothing business. When in need of a new hat or a new suit, of olothoo on..n,i?.. else that you uiav want at this season of the year, call on us. Highest Market Prices Paid for crude turpentine and other country produce While others are complaining of dull times we are busy. The reason ,s we do the business. DTJSENBU BY & CO prnori tire eiirlWW?*l goutbenf ndlway ----occurred bo qulokl, Ml0ep ou the mbcte.The w what happened un- inquest exonerat^ the ra y ly >UJ^_ ito the Mentor freight pany from responsibility for tne fitedtH]