The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, April 04, 1912, Image 1
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VOL XXV.
MIJII
Then The Industrial School
Is Assured
1 THE SITE FINALLY SELECTED
Donations of Land Amounting 2,368
Acres and $6,000 in Ca3h Have Already
Been Subscribed.?A Commitp
tee of Three Appointed to Solicit
Balance of $4,000 Needed to Make
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the School An Assured raci.? me
Stock Feature Eliminated and the
Enterprise Placed 011 a Philanthropic
Basis.
The Horry Industrial School is almost
assured. Only $4,000 is yet to
be raised. It is up to our town and
county now to u.'-\kq this School a
sure tiling. And it must bo done
^ without fail within the next thirty
days, or we will miss one of the
greatest opportunities that ever
came our way.
R?v. E O Watson, D. D., of
j Columbia, S. C.. came down here
last week and cook up ihis matter
again wrtb a dumber of our loading
citizens. A meeting of interested
parties was held last Friday night,
aud Di\ Watson laid his plans before
them It was decided to eliminate
the btock feature of the enterprize
and to place it entirely upon
a pnilaa&hropic DAiU. Of course it
v/itl in mu much to our town, and
county through the increase of business
and appreciation of land valA
1 11 ! ? l.nai nntic
U0S. iYllU till w U'j Ul C 111 uugiuwu
or own land within five to teu miles
of the proposed site will find it immensely
to their advantage financially
to support the school most liberally.
Donations of land amounting to
231)8 acres have been offered and
$15,000 in cash to be paid in two
/, years nas already beeu subscribed.
d When the other $4 000 is forthcomf
itig the institution will be assured
beyond a doubt.
Toe site of the School has finally
bien settled. It will be located 7 or
8 miles from Conway on the railroad
going to Ay nor That section is
known as the Brown Swamp comm
unity,
A committee of three, consisting
^ of L'uul Quaitie'oaum, D. H. Burroughs
and A. D. Belts, has been
appointed to make the canvass for
funds. They may enlist the aid of
others as they nope to complete the
canvass in town and country within
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ten days or two weens. 11 is me
$4,000 that they are working to get.
It is hoped you will bo ready to do
. your b?st when they come to see
"7 you. You are not to pay anything
now And you will have two years
in which to pay what you subscribe.
Another meeting was held last
Monday night, and ic was decided
to turn over the lands aud money
sub.-?crib;d to a board trustees
who should be held responsible for
the execution of the trust. They
were duly chosen and authorized to
A secure a charter as soon as the remaining
$4,000 is secured. The
Board of Ttustees is as follows:
F A Burroughs, R 13 Scarborough
Dr 111 O Watson, George J Holliday,
VV F Stack house, J O Spivay, J 13
h James, G B Jenkins. J R Allsbrook,
11 L Buck. J P Derham, Paul Quattlcbaum,
L H Burroughs}
Conway Methodist Church.
f1 ! 0.'?'loir A n??ll 7t.h:
v3('rvn;f5 IIM kju imjmj | J.H > .
Sund ly School at 45 a. m. Pro aching
11 a. m , by Rev K. H. Jones,
Presiding Elder of Marion District.
At this service those who wish to
nnite with the Church will be received.
Tbo sacrament of the Lord's
* Supper will be administered. Epworth
League at 3 30 p m. Preaching
at 7:45 p. m. by Rev. R. H,
Jones.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday
night.
v -Easter ox raises at Horaewood or
Sunday at 3 p in.
A cordial welcotuo to all of our
services.
Albert T, Bctts,
Pastor,
Easter Egg Hunt.
O i Monday afternooat four o'c^cl
the Conway Civic League will give
an egg hunc on the Spivey Lawn
Among 'he egg$ to be bunted for
tluvo will be a gold one, the luckt
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tinder or wmcn win recwive ? uiu*
prize. Ten cents will be oh? cost o
admission All ages are invited t<
partic-pate.
Ice cream will be served.
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*4 Notice \V. O. W.
Pino Wood Camp, WOW No. 52
will unvc'l the Monument of Sov. C
E. Purb^vilie, on May 12th, 1912, a
S *Cist?e, at 11 o'clock a. m. Tb
public and all Woodmen are res pet
fully invited.
B, F. Watts, Clerl
LITTLE-SKIPPER
A Social Event of Much Interest.
Chester, March 7th 1912.?Tuesday
evening at 7 o'clock a beautiful
wedding was solemnized, at the home
of Capt. and Mrs. Emmett Little,
when their daughter Mies Nora, became
the wife of Mr. Robert Skipper.
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The hall was beautiful in its artistic
decoration, a mass of palms and
holly were banked high and the
whole scene was beautiful with many
brilliant lights. Precisely at the
hour mentioned, and to the strains
of Lohengrin's Wedding March the
bride entered in a beautiful gown of
white satin with her maid of honor
Miss Ida Uheuark, adorned in a )ov- J
able gown of white lingcreo. The |
groom entered with his best man
Mr. Arni Jones, and joined tho attractive
bride. The impressive ceremony
was performed by the bride's
pastor, Rev. J. T. Swearingen, in
the presence of a large gathering of
friends and relatives, including
many from Fernandina. And as
Tannrhanser's Wedding March was
sounded the bridal party loft the
room in the reverse order in which
they entered. After the ceremony
was performed all wore invited to
the dining hall where there was a
variety of good things to satisfy t.he i
inner man for all present, and pie 11ty
to spare, when the last one hud
\mrO/a ann?r?innnv Rnnare and round i
UUT,V uu...v..y..v-j. ? j
dancing was then engaged in for a
few hours. The brido and groom
are both (popular young people in
the community where they reside,
and they have the best wishes of
their many acquaintances for a long
and happy wedded life. They left
the following day for Italia where
they will reside in the future.
We arq having beautiful Spring
weather now, the farmers aie
through planting corn.
Miss Ida Rheuark spent a week at
Vc-rdie recently the guest of M)ss
Maude. Clardy.
A number of the Callahan folks
came down last iVIonday for a weeks
camping and fishing at Black Rock
on the beautiful Clarks River The
party was composed of Mr. and Mrs.
Braudon and children, Rev. and Mrs.
Calkins and daughters Leona and
Nellie, and Misses JKstelle, Kate and
Bertha Jones. They were visited
Wednesday by Mr and Mrs. ihc-uark,
Miss Maude Clardy anu Miss Ida
liheuark.
As the camping party was on their
return home. Saturday spent the day
at Lofton enjoying the hospitality
of Mr, and Mrs. Rheuark very much.
Miss Maude Clardy of Socastce,
S. C.. who is visiting her brother at
Verdie, Fla., spent last week at
Lofton the guest of Miss Ida Hheuarlc.
Come again some of you South
Carolina boys and girls, with best
wishes to Herald and its many readers.
M. I. R.
Yulee, Fla.
De Watson's Lecture.
Dr. E. O. Watson's lecture in
Ep worth Hall last Thursday night
was p reatly enjoyed by the crowd
who attended. His subject was
''Grail Legends aud their Significance
in Life To-day." He first
traced the legendary history of the
holy grail or cup. a mystic cup
which is said to have figured in the
history of the Queen of Sheba, in
in the iife of our Saviour having
been used at the Last Supper, and
nanded down from generation
throughout the middle ages.' Tradition
says that only those who are
absolutely pure hi heart and l:fe
could possess the holy cup or grail.
From this the great, poets, espeoial.
ly Tennyson and Lowell, have de
veloped the story iuto one of rich
spiritual significance. This is particularly
characteristic of the King
. Arthur stories in the Idylls of the
i King.
As Dr. Watson led on the unfold
. ing of Cbr's'L racier from
these anclei. v - ui"u-> ov our modem
poets it steuird quite like a serin or:.
r Certainly it was a treat to hear a
lecture so rfcn in literary beauty and
, spiritual truth.
By way of preface Br. Watsor
. commended the Public Library as
an institution that meant much tr
Conway. The proceeds of the lecture
went to the Public Library after
all expenses were paid. The
Library is being well patronized bj
the people of our com munity.
c A Delightful Entertainment.
Oq Monday night, April 8th, th<
Woman's Home Missionary Socie
' ty of the Methodist Church is* u
. have an entertainment that will b<
f worth attending. Mrs. Kellog, o
Buffa'o. N. Y., a distinguished rca
der and entertainer wiJl be the con
tral feature of the evening, Sin
will te assisted by Mrs. Doming
vliss Norton, Miss Dent in musiea
numbers. Admission will be 50c.
9 You are invited to come to Sal en
J. Baptist church on Sunday April 7t!
t The Sunday schooljwill give an or
e tertainment on faster Sunday cor
- sisting of sing?ng, recitation*, eL
The exercises will begin at 9 3')
r, Enoch A len.
Mmx]
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CONWAY, S. C., TI
ISsSB
The Spring Term of This
Court Convened Monday.
JUDGE DEYORE ON THE BENCH
Monday Was a Record Breaker in Horry
Juri.spredence. Five Cases Having
Keen Called and Finally Disposed of
in the Afternoon of that Day. Business
Being: Rapidly Disposed of by
Bench and Bar.
The court of Common Pleas con
venod here last Monday morning at
10 o'clock. Judge J. W. Devore presiding
The jury list was first cal <-d,
and it was only a short timo tvforo
the court was announced as
ready for business.
According to the rooster there
were live cases fixed for final disposition
on iMonday4 as follows:
Holt vs Hickson.
S? rick land vs Soles.
Golf vs Waccamaw Shingle Co,
Anderson vs Gardner & Lacy
Lumber Co.
Lloll'day vs Johnson.
All of those live eases were gon?
over and they were disposed 01 afollows:
Holt vs Hickson, Strickland v>
.Soles, wore both continued uufcil tnr
next term of the court; in the matter
of GofT vs Waccaroaw Shinge
Co., jt is understood th..t tbis case
would be withdrawn. The plain till
brought action for damages for personal
injury against ihe clefindunn
For some time the defendant bar
been reported as insolvent. 1f>>
case was either withdrawn or continued.
In Anderson vs Gardner A
Lacy Lumber Co.. there was aeon
sent, verdict in favor of the plaintiff,
and the case of Hollldav v>
Johnson was withdrawn by tin
plaintiff.
On Tuesday fho court proceeded
wilh the followiug cases previous.\
arranged on the roster for that dj.y
Hcueford vs Liolt.
Barnhill vs Insurance Co.
Hoggins vs Price.
These cases were disposed of on
Tuesday a? follows:
Al! of the cases for Tuesday were
coutiuued except the case of Win.
L. Barnhill, plaintiff, 3gainst Realty
Loan Insurance Company and S J.
Lswis, defendants, which was tried
and wai not concluded when the
court adjourned for the day. The
jury to try it consisted of the folmg
gentleman:
J Z Ward, Foreman D D Edge,
W S Cox, J H Long, E B Harreison.
W A Suggs, Braddy Fowler,
J 0 Shelley, T W Booth, T M Session.-,
W J Todd, A L Gasque.
The case grew out of a laud sale
from the plaintiff to the Insurance
Co. S J Lewis acted as the agent
of the company in taking an option
on the land at the price of $1150
Later a defect was found in one of
the deeds in the claim of title.
Barnhill was required to perfect
this. He took no stops to do this.
Finally he gave his papers to Mr.
Lewis under the promise that he
would assure him $000 if ho sueceetl=
a a \\7
eu 111 geiLlLlg ll [JUW utcu lium Tf .
H. Avant to cure the defect aoove
mentioned,
The plaintiff swore W. L. Barnhill,
his wife Mrs, D. J. Barnhiil,
and Hon G. J. Holiiday. The defendants
swore S. J. Be wis; Y. M.
Martin, and also their attorney,
Lion. ft. B. Scarborough, All the
arguments in this interesting cas?wore
finished in the late afternoon,
and the court announced that tht
jury wouid be charged on the follow
1 iog morning.
The p'aintiff was represented
Messrs. H 11. Woodward and B W
1 Wait. Hon, R. B Scarborough
represented the defendant, 8. J
Lewis, and the Realty Loan & l.r
1 suvan.e Co., by Miller & Lowsou, o
1 Hartsville.
Ou Wedue?da.y morning the j ir.y
j in the case of Barnhill vs Insurant!
Co., and S J, Lewis was ably cha>
ed by the Judge and they retired u
\ cons.djr the case.
The jury found a verdict agains
' the defendant 8 J.Lewis.
Toe cases set for Wednesday wen
the following:
Strickland vs Williamson & Browi
f r o. r i ^
u!>i)u uuiiiuc'l v^u.
Oliver vs Goodman.
L \ e SuOck Co. vs Alford
^ Meet These Gentlemen.
Mr W W Long of Washirg'on
> D C , Division Suporintpndem, hm
? L L< Baker, of Bishopville, S C
f S. p srintecdent of Farm Demonstru
- tion Work will be in Conway bf
- t veon the 10th and 15lh iusfc. an
3 wishes a c mferer.ee with the Chair
, ber (f Commerce and the represen
1 tation citizens.
NOTICE.
n A meeting of Conway F'r? Con
i pany is hereby called for Mondai
i- evening, April 8th, at eight o'clock
i- in Town Hall for the purpose of r<
organization. By order,
;.J M McKebhan, Ch'e*.
.^W E McCord, Seorothry.
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IURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1912
THE DRAINAGE CONGRESS
An Undertaking Which I'ronusj Great
Keguits. \
Wa ave indebted to Mr. Rf;id
Woitford, Charleston, member of (
Executive Committee, for the follovtijg
information:
1 nt> United Stages has officially
sac ioaed toe < r^ar.izjiioti aod j
po' poMis of ?tu> N iMonai Urainage '
i i r\ u^..
Uoc^resi; or^aii'Z >U iu U 'a-muur ui>|
Chicago wjose next meeting is soi I
for April 10th, to 13ib at Now Oilcans.
NolilicatIon has bsen received
from nation.)) heaciqnurtors at. Chicago
by Ueid Wbitford of this
place, mtOJOcr of the nations1 ? x cutive
commit't e, that Col. William ^
C. Gor^u^ 111 oai v'-'of hauit h.o.j in
Uio Panama Lh.nal Z me. nail uco ptod
the p/feiti')u of ' uiird viot-p/ts.
lent ul tui* N .iiun.il Ihuiiit'^u C n."
gress, w in i.if! consent, u~u i pon
r.pM r? commune utio.4 oi Ujj ?kcio
tary cf War.
"Ooi. Gxp is ?':.s elacled to the
poiiiti hi n>? ino C iic;Vg > uiH^f? g \
said Air. VVhltforu to <1 i.v, "oec.u e
A his ixie iet.it ilc >ru in improving
sanitary mailers. i v as ?ec yu z'
d that one i f iho grcate** i in:v. u .
for (he di ain.L/'fl au i ivo'aiii ?u ?.
:he t?vcrit\-hvc million uore-. ol
.jwutnp and oveifij-v la .(i- is .he
Vin lit 'hat. will reeul;. trorn improving
the puo.ic n-auh.
"Col. G >r^as was i:oTjfi :d by mp'e
of his eleciiovi, ;.;id li?e Miav ;
lime EomuLCi T. I'urKin*, aecirg
president, notified i be Seori-tarj i.l
War oy letter t. mi usUta ihiv-i lm
consent to I he el-uT.mii at d urge Col.
G .rgas hem p'.aucp i'his leUm
otsseii through ihe e times of the. aoju'ant
genera!, the burgeon gjacful,
iucK to tno aojidUmt general, then
<>(. to Col. G ?rg -s, b.iCK to the a? j itant
geneiut, unci finally to iVir. TYr
uus, ami couiauto on its front and
o tck l be entile ree o d of I be tr.-. ri action.
The ir poo.'cpud a lit G
in ??e than one uuuth.
"Mr. Teruina as< info>nos tn*
hat he rec?*i ved a porsonji icbiei
m?d O 1 G -"s' ts expres-.trj/ h?>
appreciation of the honor and saying
tliut lie wou.U t.i .y a.-U il u:l>U l.he
meeting of tne Congress in Now
O 'leans in April.
"Tqo acceptance by Cnl. G ? gap
means that tne Federal G >vei ui> ni
recognizes the great benefit to t tm
public health that will results from
the drainage of the swamps ana
overflow ianus."
A Charming Entertainer.
The entertainment next Monday
night, April bth, win bo one uf iae
events of the season iu Con way
Mrs. Jeannette Jewell Kedog ot I
Buffalo, N. Y.. will bo hero*uucU.r '
the auspices of the Wuu.au s Huuie I
Missionary Society m* one iViethccist
Church. The entertainijjLtit win ul
held in the auditoriuiu < j lno Bur
roughs High School. Toe ad in is-j
siou will bo 50e.
A recent writer says; 4 The number
of readers on tue iyeeuin and
chautauqua platform is v\-?y
the iiuinuer ot readers who >nvecontinued
satisfaction arm luvur.u?u u^.
to the nighesr. standards is vt-i \
sinall. Mrs Keil.g us one ri tm??
1 few who can go to any eou sj ochautuuqaa,
give a higu cla^s p-..gram,
i nd please ever;, bouy. O ?
fact?that wheic she is once heard
she is usually recalled at a bjgbei
price?is the L*lst evidence of ner
1 aoiiity to make gore! eoih from the
business ti o aiiibiic pent oi view
"Her manner is entirely ua'ucal.
' hor uca? log oig i ti d yet graceful,
her delivery lanhiul to iho autnors
seutuu-n s, drawing forth smiles
\ and laughvcr or hushed silence and
sym p.* luetic teats.
4 juali her v ui? she has a purpose?
to make peep e bolter by ?in
gr^at thoughts prrouted, happ i
b !b ingiug sua-L n ; into tin ir iixea
auc richer uy she i.i.eleo u,?i le?si
| gi.j ?yeU. JSh-t ba> s-< me untie Ihr tori
fiiOjt lutelaeluid pud til o M tii tbii
g for i be wo. s-a- ay ?t rid.1'
r Theie will also uci uuuuoi fen ores
that will v-ry a tractive,
Jl - -- ! M : A.T ?,,1 VI
i-VlTS. V) 1*111 I' g, i-V M IV' U UIjU CO
* UeiH uliU ijIih'I s w.i. tnive ^ l>u (.J; iji
ihe music. This vt i i ad riu mile
. to the pleasure of ?Ikj evening.
I)o'i forget the pu.c : Tuu 13 irroughs
H'l/h S^ho.;l Aud'Vjm.uj.
c Uou't loi^et iii?? lia.v: N xt iUcnA
dav ni^hr, Apr 1 8 h
Don't forget ihcp*iec: 50c.
Kvery buoy wmm
.?.?.?? *-.??.
Rt v o r, u (i ou. ' f J ac kp'^n v 1 p,
Fla., wiii preach it Auuorh li.p .si
church nfx' ? u ray ar II a yt and
New liljL'bi Cli?> L>?.r ) at 7 dl) p in
^ Sundry. h public i< endm'ly i???
i vitei to i ticnd ihis^ . e vice.- : II >
1 mft" Owin^s a iv'nriK, iimsiona i y,
' will spciH in 1n?' Biptist. ohimh iu
d his place n? xt Suuouy evtahg at
i 7.30 o'clock.
Trespass Notice
A:1 person* hie her * y to
hunt, tr ip llsh ? r in nny innun r to ?ir? r
, or tre | ?? * upon mv lurd in Sill'pS(>1>
,' Dreek. township cont?inuiy: /On a nn
'' more or ]hoo I) mnd^d lw lincl* <?f .) J
i# Ka!k *t m*. All vio atu?n? <?< udn notice
Wiii h* nro&e<:uttfd to the tuil j enalty oj
th^ h.w. IT <i burvn.
K2f
i in bis i
i
lathered by a Herald Man
on His Iiound.3. ;
S4USKT ON TSE tOUNCE.r
Jtrav Bit* of New* Gathered I>y ! i
the Wayside for the luformn- j i
tlon ntht Instruction" of Herald j '
Kcadcrs-lllappenlntf* of Interest J :
About the Cttv.
Mabel Norton visited Fair j *
[>l IT. N C , last week. ! i
!i?v a'Ipo McFarland ?ponfc sever |?
1 days in Conway last week.
J C NphIv rt Loris, was amor# ]
visitit g Conway last Friday
n business.
J. N, H ud wick, of Loris, No. 2 1
vu-; in Con way one day last week 1
jq business.
Pr E A StnK-'u*. of Sophs-re. was v
irtvnig iIih People in Conway one ]
lay last wci k
Mrs B VVotTord W tit and little
<o?i vimu d Mr. at dv Mrs. D M.
Burr.mghs last ween. (
i
Leave your orders for Cat Flo .vera ,
for Easier at Conway Drug Co. ,
liwJJ
Mrr. TI. MeM. Tolar, < f Massachusetts,
>pjnt some time in Conway i
recently vUitiug relatives. t
Mr and Mrs Cao F Nis^en are |
iow resiling whb Mr and Mrs II W ,
Gnbrose on Weso 5;a Avenue. (
Pr S Huger R.ehardson, a very <
<u(vessfut physician, lias I cued at.
Lori4* to practice his profession (
\V. J Brown, one of the leading ,
'armrii'K <.f Bucks township, visited '
Uonway on business last baturday, ('
Mi<s Rubies Bent.v, a bright and
Hi :iO't stenographer, visited telaires
here and in the county last
wet k.
Easter cards and Booklets, Easter
VKti d. e and Numiullys Easter candies,
Conway Drug Co.
3w52
c; E Bilker returned last week
froiu an extended trip through
Georgia and Florida, where he went
t > hunt a location.
Mrs 13 W Crouch, of Saluda, lort
for her borne last week uftor spend*
ing several days here wiih her
futner, L)r E Norton.
fd\ ASSSGBCJUG
Jo Afo&oButeBy
M Many mixtures
substitutes for 1
(ft) baking powder
composition or <
tg? so wholesome a
&b nor will make
ftj) Royal is the only B;
! cs from Royal Grape
We
are t
XJ/ resentatm
"rsC!,t a"'
alii Tail
i ir.cn t in tli
$m w\ and wc nr<
iW^Mh\ B?arai:?cc
i ti-xturo. 1
lllu^n m 11P a Suit
ifijl'1 Garment i
!gf l\^|j desire, ma
' ml M ftS ^
}0U ,,U1"
Hr IIaveyo
for your I
DAWSE'
COISWAY,
i
^ Xt> 12
r> Wait, of P 'r irj/tnn,
iri;v? (J in C< inv >\ last Thur'-d iy
;t) Mfcioiu Mtivirg *.<? ?t Atri., il-)
a*r>in ten d in - < v> r. ' tusoi lo oa
;ri? d I)* foro thi: c.a. t
Ai' diic M' fity IV- -'/.'o hnv ?'ho
os? his u >j reiN'nll^ w an attempt
to board a pi*sing ira1 n on Wain.
dkd from hi* irji.irie.s ?&3ti
rhui bd.iy.
J ij iieil. of Warn pee, a leading
[/nur// merchant of m.it> f*eo'ioo of
t- ? Uiwn; I /lino 1 i fi .t> ill Oott- I
LIC V. ,>K II -.. v , C|/1 I. ,
way I be latter part of la.it week on I
jusincss. J
T1KEN UP Oi>e small Boar. I
3wner o.io get i ho gatuo bv proving [
art per. v pcy i eg ex ptoses. J, I
14 Jocjh: c kit lord, G jr. way, S. C. [
iwa I
Mr. .1 M. Job rt s in, f* rmorly of I
Horry, but now residing iit George- I
Lown, spt nt -< vrral days In (vOiiwuy I
ant week, c- In the v tnity, re- I
turning to h . the li. st of the I
fteok I
E 0. La *on vis among those I
risuicg Co vny oe 0'icn 33 tbo lat- I
er part ui ; iso week. Mr. La.vson I
ormerly re* ul?> 1 .1. ins S. O., out I
alor unveil lo i j . jj . roeu, N". C. I
T1 e Horry Mussars w ?re inspect- I
1 !*\bt hbiday, Cap,. Cuas J. Kpps I
ievrr I t 1 - tu .auv .i good showing I
i it his men. liorry has a com- I
j tny that is tho pride of \he Siure. I
The mercantile business of W R I
Lewis, which was established for I
rtifniv yriu's oD the currier ori Main
Street, has been moved tooneol the I
new stores recently completed by
hi tu adjoins i he plant of the Conway
Coco-Cola Bittin g Company, also
owned by Mr Li-*ih, and tue two
establishments will oe ruu in con- I
n< Cuion, mough perhaps under
different managements. Tho c;.r- I
ut-r occupied by the old wooden J
s o.o on the Main S.roet site, as wo I
are informed. will uj used for the I
ereciiouot a modern brick building.
Notice.
[ wili practice Dentistry in Doris
TuecxLy and M'tdnesd jy LMi udcI
10,h, and la Gieou Sea, Tuurbday
aud Friday 11 ill and 12oii of Aptil.
Oilice will oe closed alter Monday
till Saturday 13tb iost.
W F McCord.
The secret of the great art of
water procfling clotns so that it will
be perfectly impervious to the
hardest rain storm, cold wind or
elect. Mailed to any address for
coin Frank Brown,
2,\52. Singleton, S. C.
ity Pure M
s fsa ssesHjsfitutc
arc offered as w
Royal. No other fjv
is the same in )W
effectiveness, or
md economical, Tgj
such fine food.
aking Powder made j|\
i Cream of Tartar
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he Conway Rep* es
of one of the yL^ J
[1 most fashionorin?
establish- I) /,j
.c United States, () J^i)
> in a position to
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fit, make and yn/'f |\ i 1 '
Ne will in a kc v o u j. I |
or any Special ,7
n any Style you f | \
lee it as elegant ( J I
ouse and charge *
'7 wl I
Iks price. y- f UJ^I
iur measure taken rjj.^
spuing sun.
Y BROS.
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