THE I10UHY 1IEKALI).
DIRECTORY.
CHURCHES.
Methodist.
ims way station.
REV. WM. THOMAS, 1>a?tor.
Service, every Sunday ul It n't lock a.m., at.d
8'fc o'clock |>. iu.
Prayer meeting every Thursday nielli at
o'clock |>. in.
Sunday School every Sunday at ' o'clock a. in.
E. Noams, Sirmrlnten lent.
'msway < tiicitt.
HKV. W. (' til.K.VrON, 1'as,on.
Mount /.ion, 1st Sunday, - - , 10 a.m.
Pi.tfah, 1st " -la in.
Union, 'i?l " 10 a. hi.
Durnnt, '-id " 4 p. in.
llrown Swamp, Hd " 10 a. in.
t'ool Sprine, 0d ' 4 p. ni.
.Ionianville, It', " - 111 a. in.
Antiocli, Hli 44 - 4 p. ni.
v' baptist.
W. S. M> CASKILL, I'AHYOU.
CONWAY.
Second Sunday, 11 a. hi. and H', p. m. and Sat
urdav before at S'j p. tit.
Sunday School every Sunday at a. in K. V,'.
Noi.i.ky, Suneriiitciiden'.
OAS OIIIIVK
Third Saturd ?>' ami Sunday in each tnonrh
I'i.KASANT IIO.MK.
Fourth Sunday ami Saturday before, in eptenilier.
COM.INK (IU:KK.
First Sunday and Saturday before, in each month.
Presbyterian.
KINliMTON cue lli'll.
\ UKV. NV. C. SMITH, l'Asrou.
* Services every Third Sunday at 11 a in. and !
p. in., and Saturday evening before.
Sunday School every Sunday at * p. in I). T.
Mi NKt'.i.. Su|ierintendeat.
MEETINGS OF LODGES.
A.-.F.'.M.
Iteu'iiliir coiniiiunication of Horry l.odife, No. 6.1,
at Masonic Hall Firet Monday in each month. T.
F. t illle*pie, \V. M
K. of H.
Modular meeting of Stuart l.odire. No. liSvtd, will
meet at their Hall on the Fir t and Third Wednea- i
day evening* of each month
K. IV. Noi.i.ky, Dictator.
4. It 1'Alt.iKlt, Ifeporter.
MAIL SCHEDULE.
Mail Route. No. 14248.
From M irion i' II to Conway I.cave Marion V
H Til.1relays and Saturdays 7 a. in. and arrive* At
^ ?'onwny bv o p. in.
I.eave Conway Monday.' and Fridays 7 . in. and
arrive* at Marion .*> p. in.
Mail Route No. 14265.
From Cnnw.iy to .lordativille. I.eave Conway
Tuesdays and Saturday* at 7 a m. arrive at .lordanvill"
I- in.
Leave .lo.-il invllle Tue.*daya and Saturday* at 1
p. m arrive at Conway ti p. m.
Mail Route No. 13433.
From Wltitovill N. c. to i'<iuw.iv S. C. Leave
White ill' Tue <d i' ttii'l i'ri'l v> -< nt a in. nrri\?
at Conway 8 p. in.
I, vivo ('nrnvoi Wednesdays and Saturdays at
. in at rive at Whit will v 8. p. in.
Mail Route No. 14264.
From little River to Conway. Leave Little
River Mondays and Fridays at ti a. in. arrive at |
Conway 5 p. in.
Leave Conway Tuesdays and Saturdays at Sa. m.
arrive at Little Ulver I p. in.
Mail Route No. 14267.
From Fort ILirrelsoii s. c., to Fair Mlntf N.
Leave Port llurrelson daily except Sundays at
a. in. arrive at Fair Hlnff 8 p. in.
leave Fair i'liiIT N. ('., daily except Sundays at
5 a. in arrive at I'ort llarrolaon 8 p. in.
!
SCHEDULE OF STMR. JANIE.
Leave (ieorgelovv.u nil Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays at 8 o'clock a. in., arrive at Itucksville j
at 'l o'clock o'clock -ante days.
leave Itucksville on Tuesdays, Thursdays anil ,
Saturdays, at 8 o'clock a. in., arrive at (ieorgetovvn i
1 o'clock same days, touching at all intermediate
landings. T. S. Mi nnkhi.vn,
Master.
Slmr. .Maggie, II. T. Wii.i.ians Ma tter leaves
Conway every Wednesday at .' a. in., for (Jnorgr
town, touching at all intermediate landings, returning,
leaves (ieorgetovvn every Friday aid a. in. j
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LOCA.L ITEMS.
Index to Now A?Ivortlrtomont y. 1
J. K. Bhaty?Notice.
McGaiian, Batks & Co.?-Sale
* Under Mort^ajre.
BI'Hfouoiis ?!S: COLLIvfi'?S ales
Under Mort^a^o.
Quito a ldi///ard came alonjr last
4 ^Monday nioht.
Read an abstract of the Mexican
pension bill?n another column.
The (Jentcnary, published
monthly at Florence, has suspended.
It had n pafll circulation of 5,000.
L'ause of suspension unknown.
The I lorry Hussars had an
, nteresting meeting last Friday and
completed the re-organization by
electing .1. M. OiivorBrri Lieutenant, i
^/"Gather up your farming uten- j
* * sils and put them in order for .Spring
, " ^ wvork. Thorough work now makes j
cultivation easier in the Summer, besides
increasing the harvest.
People are making their returns
of property for taxation leisure^
ly. There seems to be a diminuation
in the number of hogs, but an
^ vincrease in the value.
J J^'^The medical student of Maine
I* must disayct before he can become an
W * M. I)., but the law provides that no
^jodios shall be dissected except those
^ ,.f <? \^i 11 f i ?/ 1 / riinui'ilu nttrl nn/.tkoM
w x..?vvui? ? Vinniiiu lj (IIH? nill'lliui
f ^ law abolishes capital punishment.
^ There are fewer delinquent
\ Vt* n
taxpayers this year than usual. The
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V . whole number amounts to only 191
b with property valuation of 20^782.
"O'nxcs 254,38, penalty ^38.15.
oils 123, penalty 18.45.
w Total for collection 133,93.
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Mr. Knight, principal of the
Burroughs High School, informs us
that n married man entered the
School this week as a student. This
indicates a determination on his part
to accomplish in old age what he
could not when young. Never too
old to learn or to ho taught.
2^J?"Mr. (I. II. Dusenburv has
made an improvement to his store
by running a partition across the
, West end .thus cuttingofTa cosv room
. . *
and putting a stove in it. lie has a
comfortable room now and desires all
his friends t > rail on him and on departing
leave a dime or two. lie
gives ijiiiil pro y/o.
' Herbert Spencer accounting
for kissing as a social custom says it
is tin* survival of the habit of the
<h?o licking those it likes. We
thought the evolutionists contended
for the simious origin of man,
but the above theory supposes
the continuance in tin? perfected
species this dotftpsh-ness. What
the ip>od Indies think of this explanution
?
We call the special attention
of parties interested in such sales
to the adverti einent in this issue, of
the foreclosure of inortoaire on the
Ilorrv Proyrvis'.* by Ihirrouohs &
Collins. The press is a Washington
1 land, with type and appurtenances
to print a six column paper. There
is a bargain for those desiring to purchase
such an outfit.
Mr. J. ('. liridoer, of Little
River, is dead. Mr. IJridfrer was
(piiet and unostentatious in his manner,
and commanded the respect . nd
confidence of those acquainted with
him. I It; has held responsible positions
in the county and discharged
the duties thereof to the satisfaction
of all concerned. A jrood citizen is
frone.
I *<> rsutiuI.
M_ II l> o > >
.'ir. it. i). r>camurougn inmii' a
flying visit to liis mother last week.
Miss Minnie Powell of Fair I tin IT,
X. ('., is visit ing lit>r sister. Mrs. I )r.
Norton.
Mr. I). T. McNeill with his family
is visiting relatives and friends in
IRadon, N. (
Mr. W. K. Porter has returned
from a surveying expedition with his
father-in-law, ('apt. T. W. Baggett.
M r. S. R. Kirton, is with Burroughs
& Co., at Grahamville.
.!. T. Walsh, 10s(|., of Marion, arrived
in town yesterdav afternoon.
Noiimis Aeeldcnt.
We are sorry to learn of a serious
accident to Mr. J. N. Booth, lie is
old and feohle. He has beon suffering
from chronic disease for seine
time which has reduced his strength
that his step is infirm and unsteady.
He was cutting down a dead tree
and he supposed it falling upon
a little child, ho had with him, and
in trying to save it, was caught under
the tree himself and badly
| bruised. It is thought that the outer
or sap portion of the tree being
rotten and therefore yielding, together
with a slight sink in the ground,
n n '
saved the old man from immediate
death.
A New Cotton-Plant,
In the Dublin Quarterly licoiew
i wo got the following account of a
discovery attributed to a citizen of
j Georgia. The paragraph is copied
from a periodical called Irony and
the statement seems to bo made in
! good faith:
After a series of experiments extending
over a number of years, Mr.
I A. A. Subor, of Macon, Georgia, has
sucecd in hybridizing the cottonplant
that grows wild in Floride with
the common okra. The result is a
shrub, combining the okra-slidk nnd
; the foliage of ttie cotton-plant, but
with a fruit and flower totally dissimilar
from both. A single matniifi|
cent blossom resembling the great
j magnolia in size and fragrance is the
product of each bush, which grows
about two foot high. At first white,
it changes after a few days, like the
flower of the cotton-plant, to a pale
pink, thence deepening into red,
when it drops, disclosing a large
boll, resembling then the ordinary
cotton-pod. After a few days, however,
it begins to increase ranidly in
size, until it attains the magnitude of
a large cocoa-nut, when the snowy
filaments begin to burst out, but are
kept in place by tho jkra-like thorns,
or points, that line their envelope.
Two pounds of very long staple cotton,
said to bo superior to that of Sea
T..1 1 it 1 1 1 -- -
inland, itrr iimn |?rouuri'ii, aim as inn
seodh to tlio number of four and six
resembling persimmon-seeds, remain
in the bottom of tho boll, " -m neasy,
adhere to the lirrten sheaddedemphai
no ginning, bet it's a Ilea off mydo^j
bor in gatln hpre." lie didn't pre
tho most clun
hundred pou
gert ones trouble Four quarts ?
hould its cul .
cess, tho cot
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i Southern States would receive an enurinous
impulse.
Verily, this wonderful rotton-okrn :.
j deserves to l>e hotter known in this 1
I latitude! So many marvelous in von- ,
Itions and discoveries are mooting us
I at every turn in these davs that we I
loan searoelv venture to pronour.ee
! any statement untrue; hut we should
the delighted to hear of this wonder!
ful plant from some one nearer
home.
It seems to he beyond question
that the petroleum-fields of the Asi- '
atie Caucasus are destined to supersede
the American article in the
markets of Kurope. When refined
,,;i i......i.. i - 11
I " I"'1 j,
gallon at l?aku, in Asia, and retailed i
iu Kuropo at three and four cents
I per gallon, the oil-fields of the I 'ni- \
t<*?I States will lose one of their most '
(profitable markets. It behoves us, <
then, to invent or to discover some :
I jrreat staple that will ouro more ?
swell the exports of our eountrv to ,
jroiniuaud li^ures. IJut as to this it
new eotton-plant, we are prepared to IJ
i hear Hornet hint? further from the cot j '
ton-!>elt of (ieoroia. N. .1/. / '? cu ir. !
< 'on('odor.11e Money at Ihir.
Stephen Jacobs, a vouno man from t
i Marlboro, who is visitimo the citv in '
j company with several friends from
the same section, was relieved of
'?100 last Tuesday ni<dil in about as
"sleek" si way sis most people hear of
now-si-da vs.
At the hoarding-house whore the
| party "put up" was si man by the
name of ('luirles Sherman, who was
verv kind and sittentive in directing
the yoiinc men around the eity and |
show no them the sijdits. \\ bile the <
(party were, out on Tuesdsiy ni^ht 1,
Sherman found out all of a sudden
I that he was short of money, and not ,
. Jscobs to chanoe si ?|(I0 bill for liiin. I
The cxi'haiier wsis made under one 1
of tin1 i^as lamps in the street, Jacobs
nivinn Sherman live tfood twentv I
'dollar bills in return for sm old-time I
Confederate note, k,nood for S100 '
.ifler a treaty of peace between the ,
I nited Stsites and the Confederate i
States," but not worth one hundred
on.itu .......
The fraud, was not diseovered until : J
the next in inline-, when Jacobs eall- ^
e<i upon I uited Stales ('onunissiouer ?
itiaver to have a warrant taken out
| for I lie arrest of % 'Miian on t lie
: ehar?n* of passintr eounterfeit inoney. J
The ease, however, does not eonie j
within the jurisdietion of a United ,
i States commissioner, as the statute n
says that in order to lie a eounterfieij
the money must lie an imitation of
the national currency. Jacobs was '
referred for redress to the ollieers of |
the State t'ourt. jYnrs o/uf ('oun\r
n iiim irr I
Market eport.
CONWAY S. ('.
C1U l)i: Tl'HFKNTI NK
Virgin, YJ J'JO pounds. ... $2 25 '
Yellow Dip 2 25 1
Scrape, I fit)
GROCERIES
Racon I). S. Sides "JO 11>. . . . \\(u 10 cents '
Hotter, cents. 1
hard l?f<12*1 cts. 1
Fork, ^ Mil 15 00
Molasses "Jt? gallon JOfr/tiO cents.
\ CotTee, pound 10(fir;H5% cts.
Corn, "(d bushels H5(r^$ 1 (Ml
(irist per bushel H5<f7;!tf 1 (Ml
Flour, per bbl $51.50 (Ct; 7.75
Eggs per do/, 10 cents. '
i Sugar MI3Y0.1(1 cts j
NEW YORK, Dee. 19th. (
Cotton lb 9 1 t^llhj cents |
(,'orn, W bus 'ltt@48l.( cents.
Oats, 5|y bus ill 1^555 cents.
i Fork $ bbl * 10% 11
CotTee, Rio "J$ lb.... i 1 x(iQt lll'^ cents,
j Spirits Turpentine, 517 cents.
Rosin, $ OOOffy) 1.00
WILMINGTON, N. C. Dec. 19th.
Cotton, 0 (I) 9 cents.
RICK
I Rough upland ^ bus 55c (<t,'>5
Tidewator 00 (rt 1.00
1 Peanuts, bus, 4067,00
CKUDK Tl'HPKNTINK
Virgin, 1ft bbl., 280 pounds $ 1 00
Yellow Dip, 1 00
Kurd, I 00
Spirits Turpentine, per gal. 851,14
Tar, -f 1 15, 280 pound bbl.
Itosin Strained TGffaSO cents.
N EW ADVERTfsfc ME NTS.
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Sale Under Mortgage. ,
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Statu ok South Cahoi.ina, Coi n.i.y ok
iroimv. L
Lr N l)KU the power and authority given 1
' by James \V\ Ogilvie in Ids certain '
Mortgage executed to burroughs <fc Col :
lins, or> the liftli day of July, A. !>. 18S0, 1
< and duly recorded in the oillce of the 1
Register of Mesne Conveyances for said
County, in Hook of Liens and Mortgages
marked Vol. 1, pages 020 ond 021, we will !
j offer for sale at the Iforry I'rourrna oillce '
at Conway, S. ('., on Monday, tlie lib day
of Februaay. A. 1). 1887, within the usual 1
sale hours, the Printing Pre s and material 1
of what was formerly known as the "Tcft '
phoni newspaper," new known as the ;
Horry I'myreaa morefparticularly described I
j herein as follows: '
Due Washington Hand Press, 24x80
inch bed.
Four pair Cases.
Sixteen pair Job Cases.
Five Single Galleys.
Two double Galleys.
Three Composing Sticks.
I One Job Stick,
i i>ne Imposing Stone.
Two Stands.
>11 (/litbored nb .
' 5
poses his niiu ' ? .v.,..tiering
- that he said to ...cm: 'You think
f, | that inv mind is wandering, but I am
?- in possession of all my reasoning fao
ultios.' I lo then askod 1 )r. I lanuhan
| to nut tiiin to Homo tost in onlor to
?f iloiuoustralo tiio fact tlint ho was per'
footlv rational.- Ho said (tapping his
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>' <>( !< ?*.
T11K noxt regular communication of
l'rinity l.odjxe, No. 17ft, A. F. M. will be
lield on Tiicstlay February 8th l^sj.
Hrethren will take due notice and govern
tlicnisclvos accordingly.
By order W. M.
.1 K. IIkaty, Heety.
jan 90 20 tf
Sale Under Mortgage.
STATIC OF SOUTH CAROM NA,
COUNTY OF HORRY.
IT N DKR aiul by virtue of a power of
sale given under the provisions of a
ertain Mortgage executed l?v Stanly O.
R.arnhill. on the 2!lrd dav of November, i
A. D. to Burroughs & Collins, <nnitl
Mortgage being recorded In the Ofllce <>l
In* Register of Mesne ('oiivcyiiiio'* for
-aid County, ill I.ion null Mortgage Hook,
narked H, No. U., pages 118, 1111 and t'-'O)
ive will sell at public auction, before tlu*
['ourt I louse door at Conway, S. ('., to the ,
(ugliest bidder, within legal sale hours, on |
Monday, the seventh (7th) day of Febr
lary IH87, all and singular, that certain
Iraet and parcel of land in the County and
state aforesaid, on Little Pee Dee fllver,
-ontaiuing one hundred and ninety (i??0) ,
icres more or less the same being all that
portion of the certain tract of land fnucp
'on'lining three hundred and sixty two
.'{!? ?) acres, conveyed to me by one Robert
M. Powell, by his deed of date December
.'Utli, A. I). I Htm.) which lies north west of
he portion thereof heretofore conveyed
>v me to one Kussel Hardee and .lose ph ;
. ilolhjlay, the line separating the por
ion and part now the property of said
I lo)liday from the part and portion here
iy conveyed, being a line running from a
-take on the back line, thence across the
ield to a mulberry tree, and thence in a
-traight line to the river swamp, a walnut
ree being on same line in the Held, near
he edge thereof. The said portion hereiy
conveyed, being now known as my
limitation and residence."
Terms of sale, cash.
Hrunoi ous <k ('oi i.ins,
Mortgagees,
jan '.Ml 2(j <(j
Sales Under Mortgage.
J) I KSI ANT to the provisions of a
Mortgage duly executed by Frank
in \. Prime to Thomas H. Median,
buries K. Hates A: Hohert P. Fvans, colarluers
in trade umler the tirm inline of
klc.Gahn, Hates A Co., o( date the llrst
lay of A | nil 188:,. and recorded in the j
illlci of Register of Mesne Conveyance;
or I lorry County, S. ( in Volume No -I,
lages-lOi io 1<)7, both inclusive, ami by
irtne of the authority vested in us, the j
tlldersigned will sell before the I'ourt
louse at t'onway, S. ('., during legal
lours of sale, on Monday, the 7th day of
'Ybruary 1887, all and singular the prop
rty, real and personal, covered by said
Mortgage, and more particularly described
herein, to wit:
i) i ie hundred and llfty si\ (I rill) acres of
:m<' v if 11 11? in Ifiiri'v ( 'i u 1111 v S I1 Iviiiivvit
~ the "Conner tract dm Beaver dam I
?wamp," bounded l?y lands of Heaves,
bigg- A: Co., I'. A. I'rinee, K t ite of .1. II.
Pauley, Daniel M.('o\and I'. C. I'rinee.
A I.SO,
Four Hundred and lifly (lad) acres,
nore nr less, oi land situate in Green Sea
I'ownship, County and Slate aforesaid,
touiid- I I?y lands of Albert I'rinee, heirs
>1 Louis I'rinee, deceased, F. A. I'rinee
md l\ <I'rinee.
AI.SO,
One Steam Saw Mill, boiler, F.ngiiiennd
dl other machinery thereto belonging and
\ cry thine whatsoever appertaining t here
o.
Terms of sale, cash, purc haser to pay I
or all necessary papers.
Met { a it an, Baths iV, Co.,
Mortgagees. ,
jnn 20 20 tcl
Foreclosure Sale.
(CrATK OF SOI "III CAUol.lNA,:
r*) COFNTV OF IIOUKY.
? r N DKl! and by vitrue of the power
and authority given to William j
Henry bell and his assigns by William II.
\nd 'ison in his certain Mortgage Deed of
late 1 St 1? day of Deceinber, A. D. IMS'2,
eeorded in the olllee of Register ol
Mouse Conveyance for Horry County in ;
Volume :i. page 200,207 and 208, (and
laving been assigned to Mrs. .Julia A.
bell, July l lth, A. I). 1885,) I will sell beFore
the Court House in Conway, S. ('., on
Monday, February 7th 1*87, during the lejal
sale hours, the following described
Real Ivstate, to wit: All and singular, that
certain tract of land containing Three j
Hundred (300) Acres, more or less, lying,
being and situate in the State and County
aforesaid, on the road loading from Conway
to Fair Bluff, N. ('., bounded as folios;
on the south by lands of Warren T.
All'ord and Win. 11. King, east by lands of
F. G. Burroughs ?fc Co., North by the
Kstate of Tlunnas (Jerrald, West by lands
of F. (?. Burroughs A Co., the road leading
from Conway, S. C. to Fair Bluff, N.
('., and l.ewis Tyler's land. (There is one
acre on which the Baptist Church is erected
that is excepted.
Terms, cash.
II. (?. SF.SSIOXS, Agent.
ian 13 25 td
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Foreclosure Sale.
LT N DKH ami l?y virtue of the power i
J and authority given to John A.
Mayo, uu<l his assigns by Andrew \V. !
Hardee in his certain Mortgage Deed of
date 1st day of .Iune, A. I). iMH3, recorded
in the oflice of Register of Mense Convey
once for Horry County in Volume It,
pages 274, 275 and 27<>, f will sell before
the Court. Utilise in Conway, S. C., on
Mondav February 7th 18M7. during legal
>ale hours the following described Real
Estate, t<1 wit: All and singular that certain
tract of land, containing Ten (10)
icres, more or less, situate in Horry Conn
ly and lying and being on and in "Todds
Swamp," in Simpsons Creek Township,
ind is bounded as follows, to wit: beginning
at the fork of the Fair HlufT and
IMfeway Ferry roads, and running the
Fair Ml tiff road to a large ditch or canal,
ibout the run of Todds Swamp, thence
he canal down said swamp to the I'ireway
Ferry road, thence said I'ireway Ferry
road up to the beginning Corner, and i- a
part of a tract of land originally granted to
me Hendrick on the 1st day of dune
A. I). 1H32, and lathe tract of land and
premises recently known as the property
)f Thus, \V. f /. II ardee.
Terms, cash.
R. (J. SESSIONS, Agent,
jan 13 25 td
ROCK BOTTOM!
r-SI'BOIAL DRIVE.
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|TrK HAVE STILL ON HANI) A
If we v(.w ,,f f|l(. Light Running Domesj
the matrwachinos which wo offer you
spring mid anywhere
Vein Haven ^TATBS - cheaper ,
.\ar tun en > the MANU-*
^freight added.
1 All u board The j\
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LOOK
A LA K'< i K
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-a it
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AND WILL UK SOLD AT COST
OK TIIK CLOTH I
SHOW IN
CALL AT TIIK $
"GOLD j
jnn LI 25
KKAI)iRIiK)ICI?
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v m:w stock with the
NKVf VUAH. ^
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It is :\ii undeniable fart that we sell the ai
host jjoods f*?r the least money, ami keep th
tin- best assortment of />//)' <;onps and in
(i /{()('/v /{/ /v.s' to l)i> found in tin' County, fa
A rail will convince you of the truthful m
ness of this statement. We offer you
i^oods at
Prices to Suit the Times.
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Ainonir the articles in our l> EC 1
En O O E> S line are to he found
such as
7"*- f*"? ^
T ET.
T- N D s
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7 j; ? ^ __ ? ? Zj n c - ^
w ""* -7! /' if ^ ? ? 3. y' |
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c c o
7 7 *
Iiiirjje AliriAl.M' m i lO^S nnd|S|1
small ones to match, in assorted
coh >rs.
A1 ,A M A N CIO PI,AIDS V
Are now the host plaids on the market. ()
We have on hand .1,000 yards
which we are selling close.
IBrcwri Homespun
In all widths. We have the "Comet" Sea
Island goodsour yard wide, which ,
is titie goods. I )ainascus
I trilling, We.
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(lathing Department.
We carry the largest stock of Mens' and U
Youths'Clothing found in any country
store in the State. We are selling
i ii
Mens' uits at from $G.50to$15
Hoys' and Youths' are equally ns cheap. !
We are constantly adding to our
stock consequently, we
have something
new all the
time.
Over Coats
Are selling remarkably low. Different
styles and cuts.
* "
33c*otc and Slioeo.
j
is<
We keep the famous S l> It I * 44 IV
lli:i:i, snot; for M: It is the fi
most comfortable shoe ever . n.
i
Our (iroerv Department I
* . I
Is always supplied with such as
Canned Fruit,
(mined .Milk, &
Canned Vegetables, S
Hutter,
Huron,
Mackerel, j
('liee.se, ,
Lard,
Sugar,
Coffee,
Flour, 1
Out Meal, I
r-yc, T
Soap, iv
Starch, tt
! K
M
Ami any tiling generally found in this V
market. si
C
I I!
Our ol Ject is to please, and one way to '{'
do this, is to deal honestly and always."1
give value received. I P;
Bl'HKOl.'dUS & COLLINS. f<
July 29-1-y j >3
TIIH FAMOUS |
JAMES MEANS AND W. L. "
DOUGLAS $3 SHOES <'
uan bo found only at
MTKKOUGHH ?fe CO I '
K
HER E7~
L< >T ()K
II I N (i |
f x 1<
\S Ill<: I N'TKN I >S (i()IN<; IHT
N*(* IW'SINKSS.
ANY STYLE, j
>I<j!N ()K I IIK
BOOT,"
DOST, S. Oftm.
STOP HERF<
)
.
READ TINS NOW
)
,^,r ISK folks before our day have said
f ? "('oinpetition Is Tin* I.ife of
ratio" "Take ('arc of tin- nils and The
ollars will Take (.'art of Themselves,''
id rijjht horn I hoj; loavo to inform you
at a visit to inv NT< >I(K ami int|uiriinf
to my prices will oonviiioo you of tin*
i t that nowhere else can you aavo a- i
any fonts in ih?. dollars worth of trade; I
I liavo a lartro and \ariod slock of Mens,
Youths and Hoys I'lothinir.
I >RY 1 ;< >< >1 >S,
N< >TI( )N S
II ATS,
TIM'NKSjt
:\ i> iJ >i ititidi ,i i.v'M,
ClttW'I'ltl I'W
?
IIA\ . < < > I < >. . A ?*. ;
( >
Which 1 will sell h?\\ down for ' ASH.
Sewing Machine Needles, of nil Kinds jt '
leeinlity.
.!. A. MAVi)
a-n-go-1 -v
/e Bey to Inform the Public
THAT WK 11 A\* 10
X HAND A l-TLL STOCK OK
m i:\ ! : if a i. m Kuril a n iosi:,
-( >
Sitii as I )I'Y < iOOl >S,
CD )TI 11 N(i,
I I A'I'S, < 'A I'M, I
KMI'I'S AM) WIIOKW. I I
FAMILY GROCERIES
ACOX, (.'()IL\, KD)l'i;( IHCK,
sik;al\ cokkkk, &c.
\\*11i< 11 wo lire offering at ikl?ottoin'
rices t< > CASH purchasers.
GIVK us a call, we are satisfied
e can make it to your interest.
WK WILL 7* AY the highest
larket prices for
OKU 1)10 TIJIUMCNTINIO,
WOOL.'
I
WAX,
HII)KS,
FUKS&e.,
E. T. LEWIS
au^-5-1y
IhkL 1 V?MI
iissf vodi
VIM N K assortment of Silk ami Satin !
of all colors and shades. Call and
e thoin. Also, a tine lot off CASH- :
IERE and WORSTED ranging in priee i
oin 10 cents to $1. per yard.
?o?
JPLENDIl) \ SSOKTMKNT
iO'LENDII) 1 V SSOUTMENT
OF MENS AND HOVS
CLOTHING JUST Ol'ENED.
?T ALL SIZES AND PRICES,
TVLES AND QUANTITIES.
Amazingly low. Call and examine thoin.
BURROUGHS & COLLINS.
Foreclosure Sale.
f T N I > 1)It and hy virtue of the Powells
and authority given to Stephen W.
yler and his assigns i>v William II. She!
. i? ?. n. ? ' . . .
111 ii..1 ({-rutin .uoiTgago UilU' I 1111'
I'th (80) day of November A. I). 13H5,
corded in the Ollice of Register of
[cum* Conveyance for Horry County in .
oIumc No. 5, pages 59, CO and 61, I will
11 before the Court House in Conway, S.
. on Monday the 7th day of February A.
1.1887, (sales day) during tho legal sale i
ours, to the highest bidder, the following
escribed Real Kstate, to wit: A certain
a reel or tract of land lying in Horry
ounty, containing sixty one and three
lUrth acres, bounded as follows:
ring on the north side of .Jordan's Creek,
aininencing on the county road at the run
f said Creek, running said road to a stake
orner on said road, being about twentyiree
chains, then running south-east 2tl,
iventy nine chains to Charles (Granger's
lie, then south-west 70, twenty chains to
lie run <?f said Creek, then the run of said
'reek to the beginning.
Terms, Cash.
R. (I. Skss?ons, Agent,
jail 13 25 (td
LUMBER, V';
LUMBER, Ky|
MHoiv IU ^ 1 N4? Klscw here
I am prepared to furnish the following
kinds of lumber at
?l
OK | M
I ! <><?, >i< < b,
1M \K. ('YPKKSS, I '< H'l.Ai:. J
.UMPKI* AND " T
HARDWOODS,
niwciI and Dressed 'I'D OKDKI' at
SIK )irr N( )TICK and
LOW PRICES
I will liny LD(iS, lake tliein in |
exelmnirn f'?r lumber, <>r saw >1
. , -V
lliem 4 S
ON SHARES
A l)|)l?KSS
H 1 S. < n ! : I 31 1 , <> " * , 1
At I'K \< IITUKK, S. <
?> <)|; <>
S P . P ? ? J ! ? nin .
v
< '()N \\'.\ V, S. <
I o
lee.
OrO TO . *+ * I
DR. H. NORTON 1
? O ? , Os*
in-: kin:rs roxsTAxrhv
nx n. wn .i / / /. /. rr ^ \
rl ) or
PURE DRUGS 1
/ff?.
- -AND - l
KK KSII'jM KDKMNES,
PHARMACUETICAl. GOODS
ALWAYS IN STdllL.
3onibs,
o
Brushes,
?o
Fine oilet Soaps,
?o?;
having Soaps and Brushes,
o
r ?i KKVUAnmow 4 o c?or. vm
ffl E D1CIW A L SOAPS,
? o ?
Tooth-Picks
?o?
Tooth-Brushes
?o?
Colognes,
o
Extracts,
Vestal Oil &c.
BLANKETS!
BLANKETS!!
Come one, come nil w'th'ho Money
Winter l.'nn conic, any every one i-< tryimr
i) inform hiuis If how to keen com
fortabl ?. Till can very easily be
don < by calling on us anil buy
in# it pair of our excellent
blankets. We have
o i hand
piiirs Bhmkcts.
That we v ill sell CLOSK FOIC
('ASII, ami if you aiitn-iimte buying nny
tiling of the kind it will I'AV you to call
and exa uuinc thein. We will, -ell them
10 PER CENT
cheaper than you can buy them of any
other house. We mean what we say.
Burroughs & Collins.
a i RDrrcrnm/
t\ LHRUL ^iUta
OF FINK SHOES
l(TST KECK 'El),
AND FOR SALE liV
K.T. LEWIS.
Jolinfl< ii ?V lolirtHun, I .IiiIim -uiis A ^uaitii't'ann'
.Marion, s. \ Conway, H. C.
Johnsons & Qiiattlolmnm,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLORS
-AJX1 L^LW,
CONWAY, s. 0.
PKOMPT A.TTBNTION (ilVKN TO HUHI
N KSS.
OlIfCflMir ?