The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, March 10, 1887, Image 3

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DIRECTORY. CHURCHES. Methodist. CONWAY STATION UliV. W'M THOMAS, Pahtoii. Service* every Sunday al II o'clock a.m., ami i1, o'clock p. 111. Prayer meeting every Ttiuradio ulirlit at o'clock ]>. in. Sunday School every Sunday at '(o'clock r? n. ( ;. Noiiton. Superintendent. CONWAY cmciir. ^ UKV. W I.. PHH'KS, Pahtoi: .. Mount /.Ion. let Sunday, - 10 a. in l?la..|?l. l-t " 1 " "< I'num. id " in ii. in Dnr.mt. tJd " t p. m llrown awuinp, Hit " 10 a. in Cool Spring, Shi " t p. hi lorilnnvilln, itli 4i - l(i n. in Antineh, li'i u i?. in tiintist. \V. S. MiCASKIU., PASTOII. CONWAY. Si'.'uinl Sunday, II a. in. anil S'i n m and Sal urday heforo at s<. p. m, Sonday School I'M'rv Stiinlay at li n hi I'.. \Y. r. Nunorintetideii'. v ~ ^ . I. wl I III III. Third Salurduv linn Sunday in inrh month ri.KA*.\NT 1IONK. Fourth Sunday and Saturday before, in ??|>totii tor. IHILI.INK' ckkkk Find Sunday and Saturday hoforo, Ineneli month, MEETINGS OP LODGES. A/.F.-.M. lii'UUliir communication nf llorrv l.odije, No. ?' "?, at Staaoni' II.ill Fir*I Monday in each month. .1, It Monro, \V. M. K. Of II. Iti'Kulai' moi'tiiic of Stuart l.odce, No. (JSviit, will meet al their Hall on the hirat and Tiiird MVdno* day evenunc en?h month. ^ K. \V. Noi.i.kv, Dictator. r. It. l'AttKt:it, Koporter. MAIL SCHEDULE. Mail Route. No. 14248. From Mario i c t! t i Conway l.eave Marion c II rn.'- la> - Natnrda* s V H. III. ami arrives at ('iinviv l?y o p. m. I..>a\>? Conwa\ Monday* and Friday* I . in. and nrrivea at Marion p. m. Mail Route No. 14265. From Conway to .lordnm ille. l.eave Conway Yiiocdnyrt anil Saturday* at V i*. in. arriv.i at .lor danvillo m. i.eav .1 ordam ill*' Tuesdays and Saturdays at I p. in. arrive at Conway ! p. in. Mail Route No. 13433. From Wliiti'vill*1 N. c. to Conwav s c I.eav*' Wliltevillo Tuesdays and Friday* at 5 a in. arrive at Conway s p. in. I,i'iivi> t'onwai Wednesday* and Saturdays at ." . in. arrive at Whit-wille S. p. in. Mail Route No. 14264. Front I.Utlo Itiver to t'onwav. Leave Little Itlver Mondays and Fridays at ' a. hi. arrive ai * 'onway "> j>. in. Leave Conway'Tuesdays and Saturday s at x a in arrive at l.ittle Uiver t p. in. Mail Route No. 14267. From Fort Hnrrelaon S. i .. to Fair lllulT N. < Leave Port Ilnrrelnon daily except Sundays at a. in. arrive at Fair 111 u IT H p. in. I.eave Fair .'lufT N. daily except Sundays ill .*> a. in. arrive at Port ilarrelsoa it p. in. SCHEDULE OF STMR. JANIE. Leave tieorgetn-.vu on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at S o'cloc k a. in., arrive at llnckHX 11, at d o'clock o'clock same day a. Leave Itiicksville on Tuesdays, Thnrst'avs and Saturdays, at S o'clock a. 111., arrive at (ienrgelowi I o'clock same days, touching at all interims >.< landings. T. S. Mrs <ku..vn, Master. Stinr. Maggie, II. T. NVii.i.ians Master leave* Conway every Wednesday at ."i a. in., far O-orire town, touching at nil intermediate landings, re turning, leaves Georgetow n every Friday at 0 a in LOCAL ITEMS. Index to New A?lverllN??ii?c??ts, W.m. K. J1 aitdwiciv Citation No lice. Coi'.vty Tkkasi"unit Annual Report. Oats looking fine. Corn planting in order. Look out for spring poets. The I lorry Pro (/reef lias re-ft| peared. No property was sold l>v the Slier ill on salesday. W hen von want Job Work done patronize Tun IlnitAi.n office. tTun IIeuai.I) will be clubhe< with the Southern (JulUvutor foi *2.50 And now dotli the small boy tak< his hook and line and hies himself t< the river for to fish. Gov. Itichardson has appointed 1' II. Nelson, of Catndeii, Solicitor oi the Fifth Circuit vice It. G. Hon ham deceased. W e omitted to mention, last week that the neoro ?jrirl, so mysteriously disappearing from her homo on Half way swamp, had been found on the seashore, at her grandfather's. If you desire to keep posted in all matters of interest, subscribe to Tin IIkkai.d. It will not onlv give you tlio mows from every section of tin county, hut from ovorv nook and cor j,or of tlio I'nitod States ?es, oven /from the most remote parts of tin world. The report of tlio export on the host tohaeeo grown in the State if not favorable to its production, except in a few sections of the State, The inferior quality of the greater portion examined will not command in the market a sufficient price to compensate for tho labor and trouble of producing, therefore cannot yield a profit. 1 II* IIIVIIV O VII VIIVl 4 *? an church, Columbia, ^ave a suceessful ci tertainmont the other night. The reporter for tIn* iicyistrr was so pleased that.he calls for a repetition. Lust Monday night quite a thunder storm passed over Cotnvay lightning flashes were brilliant and at J I times forked and the thunder heavy* . . , * jarring, resounding. The rainfall ; was eomparatively light, but vorv ' aceeptible to the tist\ soil. ? hive hundred dollars worth of ready-made clothing at Now \ ork j prices at .1. A. Moody's, Aerial X h'oads, Marion ('omitv, S. (I want tin; people of ! lorry to come ami see ino and let us ort ecuuainted. I will | j^ive you such hjwi*ains as was never j before known in tlx* annals of history. I A young lady of this town was J holding some pins in her month the I other day while pinning some sewing, ; and aecidnntal 1 y swallowed one. No harm has yet resulted and probably will not, hut we would remind all young ladies that their mouths were ronstrurted for a different purpose i than that of holding pins. We were n<it aware that any of j our youths had descended the moral I grade so low as to purchase and read dime novels. Yet to our amazement and chagrin, our better half laid before us the other day two copies of the dirty, nasty, debauching, d<> basing, soul - destroying and hell-de serving tliinos. We know not whence they came, hut do know whither they went, and hope they may do- I scend in the next fructifying shower I on some man's eotnposl heap to pro mote deeompositit>11 :ni<! admixture of tlic elements so as to make a onod ! man tiro pile. There is enough ??f the leaven of rottenness in one voli nine of these emanations from tho ! pit to make a o-ood heap of fertilizer. We witnessed an interning inoi dent, itt the wharf, last Tuesday. Tho diief engineer of tho M'tyH'Cis mi o.\port shot with tin* rillo. A didapper was eoniine up the river,! , i s owl v and uneoneernedl v. A shot' I from the riflo caused it to simply | dive. h'very time it. came to the] I surface a hot would make it dive. The didapper was moving near tho hank and passing the steamer. When the bird oot fully fthreast of the hoat possibly somewhat astern -the last hall was tired and the hird not vet killed, apparently not wounded. The! didapper seemed to recognize its | freedt m from danger, and swam cut I , in the stream as if challenoino a re' j newal of the sport, when a well-di- ! rooted siiot from a shot-?Min ended the sport. Two colored hoys had a lively race in eanoes to see who should eel the dead didapper. The recent decision of the. Su\ 1 preme t'oiirt denvine the jurisdiction j of Trial .lustices in eases of petit lar-j I ceny will, very materially, increase! j the expense of our ('ireuit Courts. I AH criuiitudsof this ch??? i.?<" 1 I have to bo triod in the Sessions Court, incurring the same expense as in cases of persons charged with ' more lieinious offences, liesides, a ) person charged with petit larceny has now to be arrested, lodged in ; i jail and fed at the expense of the I I county (if he cannot get bail) until the next ensuing session of the ( \iurt. All this involves additional burden j to the counties. As it was before I the decision, petit larceny cases were speedily tried by the Trial Justice,1 acquitted or condemned, at comparatively small cost. Now the olhce of I Trial Justice is nearly that of a sinei", euro. We feel satisfied that this state of things will not hist longer I ,; titan it can be rectified by the next , Legislature. I .lull III r<l M. Tho following is the list of prison- j j. ers in Conway jail awaiting trial at ^ tiie approaching term of Court: Alfred Melvin burglary and lar *' "> July Bennett burglary and lar' S con>';" Mint'lnrdv burglary and lareony. Ben Kdge burglary and larceny. ? Alex McClellan burglary a n d larceny. James A. Kd wards, alias J as. HewI itt and .1 uiiu 11 ill adultry. 5 INm'hoiiii I. 1 We had tho pleasure last Monday ' I of greeting Senator Smith and Rep. resentative Hickman in our oftico. 1 Both arc looking well. Mr. J. G. Rogers is occupying the bouse formerly occupied by .1. B. , Moore. l Key. \V. I/. Refinies* familv nirlun/l J j last week, and we ox tend tliein a ' , hearty welcome, and l?r?]?3 their so- ( journ amongst us will bo plenant. .Miss, .lennie Stuart, of Marion, I i, is visiting Col. Quuttlehauin. Revs. M. I.. Ranks, of Rucksvillo, and Wm. Thomas, of Conway, will exchange pulpits next Sunday-SSfCl Kev. A. .1. Stokes, the now i'residino lCldorof ^Inrioii I >istriot, preached his lir.st sermon to u t'onwuv ?i?i- -^| diottce, last Kridav ni^ht from, Mat- ^ thew, chapter \*. verses 1'f Ml. Ho made a oood impression hoth as to \| matter ami manner. He preaches with readiness and the earnestness of -^1 one foelino the import :ueo of his ^ suhjoct. Ileuses frequent illustra- ' tive applications and thus clinches the truths presented. This is the method of all foreeful. successful ^ preachers. < )ne anecdote elucida- ^ tino and applying the doctrines of the text effecti vel v told is worth i: ?? ' 41 ivf .in .1 in i h i i i -1: 111:111 mh\ nr.l I .M 11<?11>i!i?*s upon 11 >i? sumo subject. ? . \l 'l*u 1 iiisijr** says: 4,Toll the people a ' talc and maUc thorn come to Jesus." ^ I'lio first impression was not diminished I?v his sitbseuucnl effort on Ni Sunday nindit. The house was pretty well filled. lie took his text from ^ l.uke, chapter XIII, verse 'J.J '10, and preached a stroiio, stirrino sermon. logical and convincing, and .It made a powerful appeal to the con trreoat ion, for each one, to consecrate ^ his undivided powers to t Jod in the ^ effort to strive to enter in at the strait oate. Mis coinino nmonir us X has iilready resulted in appreciable oood, and we are anticipating a prosporous year under his ministration in connection with that of his aide subaltern. X ?V Z 4V.1W Wl MVIAUMMMIMaM Market Report. N t:oN\\ AV S.I'. S' ciu i?i: i t 111 in 11 n i : Viririu, 'j.'tilil., JL'O pounds. .. . .* '* J.'i ' ' Vcllow I tip \! ..Ti i Scrapt 1 at) X (; Knt i;i;i i;s I tacou S. Sides ' |ti |' , (it |.*? cents X Flitter, :{a cents. I.ard 0/ ! \i1 . cts. v I'ork.pMd.l .< -jo on .Molasses <:allon -IttfrfHO cents. t'l'tfei , ' pound Id V" 20cts. > XFont, } bushels i uti (iri-t |a r liiisln l s.Ve S | on j Flour, per 1 >1 d .Sd..'io ui. 7.1"> Kjrtjs per do/. 10 cents. Su^ar x hit" to ? ts X NKW YOlJK, Feb.'JS. j < 'ottoil ' ' I 0 t 1 <1 I it S Corn, ( Muis is (<i I rents (tats, Ims ;M ' .,0fit.") ri n|s ' \ J'ork \? hlil s I a' ui | T ('otter, Kill y> III. ... I I (<t lb rents. y Spirit- riir|ientino, ;**< vj cents.. Ko; ill, III'.' Or 1 10 WII.MINC ION, N. C. Frli.'.'S. N Cotton li1(a '.I'i rill.-. ' HICK " * N I loll I'll ;Ip 1;111<I 'j;' tills ."i.V fr/li.") Tidewater tin Or 1.10 1 vy 1'ranuts, () tin-, .'i.V<7 Sti ( 1U DK TUOMiNTI N li Virgin, '( ' bhl., iiSO pounds ? | tin Yellow I>i|?, 1 tin Hard, t 00 N, Spirits Turpentine, per iptl. I?.">1 . Tar, $ I Oa, '..'SO pound hhi. .. Ko-ili Strailinl rents. sS < KOMT.iiimwjiinwmi ?iu i tvj.iwiwrwimm w. NKW ADYKIiTlSKMKNTS. I COUNTY TIIKASIIIKK'N IIK-' I'dllT. |v .N i I SSti. |.\ Nov. 8. no. 1)1), (' (' (Jure, trial justice ? S.oO Nov. 8, no. 180, O .M | Watts, constalilo Ml.80 l''(d>. I I, no. IS, (i 11 I )iis i \( oulniry,ain't p<l for work .... :..:i .? t -- . -II J.I I 1 M ' ;\| ( Feb. 11, no. 1'.', .1 15 S Moore, repairing jail \J, chimney 2.05 Feb. 11/ no. 20, M 15 \< Boaty, supplies to pauper 0.00 Feb. I 1, no. 21, I? (i Sessions, diet'ng prisoners. I I 1.00 Kelt. I I, no. 28,.I A Mav<? assignee T W Dnoerctt, v, r"> r^r* 7 * 1 repairs on court liouse. Oil.00 Kelt. 11, no. 21, M. 15. iieaty, assignee T \V \ iJaifoett, repairs on ( 11 0(5.08 \ Kelt. 12, no. 25, I T Skipper, co. coin 2.80 X Ke!>. I1.), no. 28, I i 15 Scar borough, clerk of hoard 10.00 \ Kelt. 1 1,111). I I, .1 no ('ausee constable 11.25 \ Fob. 12, no. 20, I * A Parker, co. coin 15.80 | Feb. 12, no. 27, 1 )avid Rabon, co. com 88.80 \ Feb. 12, no. 17, F A Prince, supplies to poor 8.00 \ Apr. 10, no. 85, K 'J' Lewis, snpplirts to poor 12.00 Apr. 1(5, no, <15, M F Sar \ vis, assignee T W Rug gett... 00.82 X Feb. I I, no. 22, I*' (i 15ur roughs & Co, supplies X to poor 7.00 Mar. I <5, no. 80, (ill Dua X (Mibury, carpet for court house 11.50 X Feb. I I, no. 1 <5, R. I.eving ^1(111 Klltitilinu tr> 1 uo 'tu Mar. 1ft, no. 29, B LTfou- \ send, laying court house carpet |.r,0 Apr. I ft, no. 42, Burroughs \ and Collins, poor ami court house ft0.05 \ Apr. 1ft, no. 81, Collins and Burroughs, supplies N to poor 99.(K) N Apr. 1ft, no. 40, It G Soh- 1 41 sions, sheriffs dieting account 93.15 Apr. 1ft o Mayo Supjtft 81.30, 4 Apr. 1(>, ii .. J S Brown Supplier, to poor 49.50 ' Apr. I ft, no. 38, A .1 Todd, supplies to poor 12.00 Apr. 1ft, no. 87, K K Cov- 4 ington, Stenographer.. 25.78' 1 I" ? "1 1 * * V* k v ^ sions sheriffs font indent account lftl.O'i pr. 1 <>, no. JM), It (i Senmoms, sheriff IMVdO [?r. 10, no. II, Ii (J Sessions, sheriff diet mo . . . M.Oo |?r. Id, no. Id, .1 M ()liver, clerk of Court on.tJd pr. Id, m?. id, W K Sin - |. oleton, supplies to poor. 10.<M? nr. i0. no. d w, .1 K I >usenh irv tsupplies to poor I D.t't t: 1 S8o. i>v. d, n<?. f>7, I." A I hisenhurv, T .1 2U.W i>v. d, no. Vl8v ' W i I l::nns, special eonstahle. 'J.(ft 1 SSd. av no. Id, It (J Sessions, dictii.tr prisoners.. dS.\|i> , >?? .... 1" i -e wM.:.. .? ? IIW. > % I I ni\ I 11 per. oo. com ftft.t M) j ov. r?, no. r>0, 1? (i Sossions, diciintr prisoners. 1510.SO) i>v. o, no. ft I, K T I ,e\vis, supplies to poor 1ft.!>0 dv. o, no. 02, .1 A Mayo, supplies to poor 2ft .00 | OV. .), l.O. ftft, W K llanlwiek, I Volmte .1 mloo... 12.00 j mo 2ft. no. 40, Iv (i Sessions, dieting prisoners. I ft] .No ov. o, no. ft2, 14 (i Sessions, dieting; prisoners. Il(4.|0( ov. ), no. ft7, U (i Ses sions, (li-Minir prisoners. lftj.10 ov. ?>, no. 07, ('ollins & Iturronolis, supplies to poor 4)7.ft() I ov. ,), no. ftft, Ikirronolis \ ('ollins, supplies to poor 85.00 ov. o, no. ft'.), It 14 Scarborough. clerk of board ft 1.00) ov. ft, no. ftft, .1 S I {town supplies to poor ftft.00 I ov. ft, no. ftft. ! ' A I 'rinee , | supplies to po?>r 10.00 j ov. >, no. ftN, M l? Heat v supplies to poor 27.<Mil] i>\. >. no. <>0, John I ) >vh> sn t>i )lies to ooor ft.t IO ov.' 27, no, 99, .1. I .. Mark I in. nonstable 25.51 > ov. 2i, no. 88, .Icrctniali Mislioe, trial justice.. . . HUM) OV. 2 ,, no. DO, \ /, I >a n - j | ta, trial justice 1-1.70 ov. 27, no. 02, A / Banta. ImI equalization 10.20 ov. 27, no. 01, C .1 Han ta, < <instable 15.2t ov. 27. no. 12 I, T I1' < iil- j ; lesjlie, T. .1 It).(|t) i ov. 27. no. It>8, A 11 .1 (ialbraith. M. I) 10..7(1 J ov. 27, no. 7 1, I. I) (i re11;i111. ( 'onlit \ coin 'I. I (I , " ov. 27, no. I 1.7, 11 M An<lersi hi, l. j It I.OS ov. 27. no. NN, \Y It] i'or- jl ter, constalile 12,7.00 o\. 27. no S7, .1 11 I'or- . * ter, t. j 9,7.70 ' ov. 27, no. 121, .1 no. I Cattsee, constalile 1.50 c 11v. 27, no. 122, A M Anilcrson, constable 17.2.7 v. 27. no. 87, \V K I I lanbvick, I' r o b a t e .1 micro 0.00 ' iv. 27, no. SI, .1. M. I lanlwick, special coinniissioner 2.00 } iv. 27, no. 78, Avery l-'loyil, Kqualization Ibl. Il.tioL ib. II, no. I I?), Reeves Slip's A Co, supplies to poor 5.00 i :>v. 27, in). 180, R Ii Scar borough, elerk co. com. 77.Co I )v. 27. no. 82,.I A Mayo. I Ixl equalization 12.00 j i iv. 27, no. 70, C C Suggs Trial justice 18.00 nv. 27, no. 78, 'T W Dug gett, repairs on C. 11... 148.01)1 nv. 27, no. 182, J M Oliver, clerk of court 80.58 ov. 27, no. 74, T W 1 )ag ( 1 gett, repairs on C. II... 080.00 I ov. 27, no. 111, J \V Ogilvie, printing 10.00 ov. 27, no. 72, Robt, Johnson, Special constable 1.50 ov. 27, no. 104, F A f'rinec, supplies to poor 8.00 ov. 27, no 142, R (i Sessions, sheriff 157.20 ov. 27, no. 148, R (> Sessions, sheritT II4.40 ; ov. 27, no 07, John Cansee, constable 0.15 ov. 5,no Of, (' (' Marlow supplies to poor 18.00 j ov. 27, no. I 10, R IJSear borough, attorney 10.00 ov. 27, no. I T Skipper, ip co. com 88.40 I ov, 27, no. 08' I. li I loosen, repairs on court house and iail 20.75 ov. 27, no. I 10, \V U Sar vis, constable 8.80 ov. 27, no. 128, Herald publishing Co 8.50 ,.v 07 fl(1 111 \\r 11 - > " i Privett, t. j 27.80' ov. 27, no. 08, W II Pri la vett, supplios to poor. . 20.57 ov. 27,n?>. 120, Augifstus m Thompson, supplies to poor 20.10 ov. 27, no. 80, Walker, J T' Kvhiih, & Cooswell, stii tionory 21,25 i ov. 27, no. 85, Ji I) Most Ixl. equalization 11.20 ov. 27, no. 80,.I M Stalvey, lxl. equalization . . 12.50 ovemlier 27, 1886. o. 102,J M Stalvoy, t. j. 20.20 1 50,.I l{ Herald, sup. to poor 10.00 125,Ponipoy Knox,coffin for pauper. . . . 2.00 ' {Xi, P P Covington < stenographer 75.00 J 187,P A Parker, cc com 12.50 , 4 K>7, A H .1 (Jalhraitli, i coroner 45.22 ( 4 110,Menj Holt, t. j.... 14.80 |, 4 117, W V Holt, eoiuTIo 18.10' .. * - . * co. school {>.10 ' I!lfl, l> 1'ulton, co cmi 30.8O ill, Sellers & Sellers, attorneys MM UK) ? 1 MO, NV ( ' ( iause, sup. to poor O' 105, (J W Watts, con. 2.501 ? 122, W It I lyman, " LOO 5? 55 Lewis Hull < X* t<? poor 1 8.00 j e 100,A J Toihl, sup to poor ' 2.00 e 01, Calvert ?Sc Co, I'rioting houils.... 12t>.00 ^ ' 70, 11 1 lanleo, adv'njf 180.00 ? " 100, s S Amlerson, car rviutf lunatics to asylum 100.4 I >cc. I I, no. 2, I T Skipper co. com ''O 1 Nov. 27, no. 70, Sarvis, Skipper Kinn, c.onstahles 14.SO no. i v i, i'i A<.rton, jury cum,. .. !>.( H " " no. I20, K Norton. M. I I o\'in'o > lunatics 80.00 " ft, no. 00, S A Jordan,aid to ouupcr 7.IN) 27, no. I 2D, .1 II (i rant, M I ) ox an; njr lunatios. . I().()(I I Dec 12, no. II, .1 W i I..Ili. day, sup to poor. Id.77 ' i " I I , IK I. I I I, I { ( i SoS- t sions,conti : t act 2 I 5,2 I ' Nov. 27, no. 112. O M Walls,constaUe 20.00 , " " no. I 2o, I*] N i ?rton. auditor.... 200.00 41 44 no. lid, W S t?aitpic.t i at idle 2.00 14 44 \\ i (i i ,i ii;i III, cmiali/at ion lal. I d.SO 44 44 no. Do,J N Tharp st< trino- wa re.... 2.()() I)ee. I I,no. I 10,S T Tharp work on wire fence 2.50 i Noy. 27, no I'll, I'? i, ! '.cat \, jur\ coin <S.( N I 1 44 " no. 11 ID, S .1 I icn necy, constable .. I 1 .< it I 4t " no. I<>2, W I. Duck & ( 'o 1*111*1* 22.88 44 ** \\ l\ I lolt,con'e 1.7< I Dee. I I, no. I, II I? Mart iii, sn|> to poor.. v-1.00 " 110. I-15..I A Miiyo .supplies to poor. . I .*>.! { 5 I k> " no. \J, P A I 'arker, eo com 10.10 j Sov. 5, no. 57, W 1'' Sin- j u e'let?>n, sup to poor 1 I .t)(t Total, * a?S75.tJ8 j ' The State of South Carolina. COI'NTV OP IIOKKV. ?y W in. I. II: rdwiek, Kstp, Prohate .1 udge. Whereas, John M. Oliver, ('lerU of 'oiirt of CoiiiMlon Pleas, iiuule .-u'lt to lie, to o l*i 1111 liilll l.elti rs of A11 111 III M I'.lt io|| >f the Kstate ami elleets of I(ar<ly I S'ohle, deceased, these are therefore to iite mnl admonish all and singular the j ilmlreil and creditors of the said Hardy Xi o ii I e. de<-eased, that, they he and , ippe.tr before tno, in tie* <' ?uit of I'rohate o he held iit ('onw.iy S. (' on the it? day Vpril. n? xt alter puhlieation lo re ?r, iit i i oVloek in the forenoon, to show anse, it any'hey have, why the said Ad nini-t ration should not he granted. < iIven under inv Inuid this Jr<t 11 day of 1 ilareh A. I >. |Ms7*. Wm. K. IIaiidwick. Probate .1 udge. II. ('. larcli Hi, iss;, tit. I-gr oo to .?>: DR. li. NORTON' X O si // : h'KKns ( oxsr.ixtl v OX //. \X i> .1 FILL S I! r- p /'/, )* OF , PURE DRUGS WMelgP'' AM) FKSI1 MICDICINKS. PHARMACUtTICAL GOODS " AI.WAYH IN SiOltli. ombs, o Brushes, <> i, Fine oilet Soaps, having Soaps and Brushes, O ^JflEniClNAL SOAPS, <> ooth-Picks ? Tooth-Brushes | / O- Colognes, o j (1 Extracts. ? Vestal Oil &c. ROCK LTMEII 100,iAIMi>KLS L>o( k l,mk >11 hand \v11i? 11 \v?? oITit at ft 1.50 |>r. 1 arrtd, Wm, L. Hitk & Co., liiickftvillc, S. ( (i lift AT REDUCTION CUmilNC AND , A < \ A. Wlli SI'ITS WORTH *l(M)o, SI'ITS WORTH *11.00, SI ITS \V( iRTIf *UO.OO. ^urli n> (wills' \\ (Mil Sliirls morn! Skirls (limp for Slorr?Siirn ol' C. WILLiCOX, jnn I:{ Mv\l)UO)ICU ? \ M'.W STOCK w mi Tin: \i:\\ YKAIi. It i< an untl -nialfact (lint wo soil tli?> wst jromls for the least inonov, atul koe|? ho host assort on lit of HIf) iniOltS ami >' H(H 'I'j'1%1 l','S (o ho foinul in the t 'utility. \ call will convince you of the truthful io?s oi this statement. Wo offer you jooils at Prices to Suit the Times. \iuoiik the articles in our l> ic % <> o o i> s lino arc to ho found such as jtj ^ 3f ffl Pr * 2 ? J .a"-,. Wr.V'll.M' III I IO>S and small ones ti) match, in . ?--??rt < 1 colors. VLAMANCK PLAIDS \rc now the best plaids on the market. We have on hand <5.000 yard which we nro selliinr close, Brewn Homespun n .11 width-. W < have the '( "oniet" Sea Inland jjood - one yard w ide, w hicli is line yoods. Damascus I frilling, A:c. Molliinii Department. We carry the largest stock of Mens' and 'outlis' ('lothinjf found in any country tore hi the State. W e arc selling /lens' uits at from S G.50 to $15 Joys' and Youths' are equally as cheap. We are constantly adding to our stock consequently, we have something new all the time. Over Coats Li" selling remarkably low. I)iIT#?r?*iit s'yles and cuts. OS ^ lEBoots a,nd. Shoes, Wc ki'c??> the famous S l> It I in III.I. SIMM, for Misses, his the nost comfortable shoe ever worn. Our (iiorrv hcpurl incut s always supplied with such as 'united Fruit, Canned Milk, ('aimed Vegetables, Butter, Bacon, Mackerel, ( 'Iteese, Card, Sugar, ('ofTee, Flour, Oat Meal. I .VI' - -J - 1 Soap, larch, iiid any 11 <i11_? [generally found in this market. Our object is to plea.se, and one way to o this, is to deal honestly and always ive value received. BUUKOl'dllS & COLLINS. .Inly 20 1 -y Notice of Final Discharge. N OTICE is hereby given that 1 will apply to the Probate Judge of Horry 'ovinty, on Thursday, hist day of March HS7, tor a final discharge as Kxecutcr of lie Estate of (loorge Cochran, deceased. IIkctoh Cociiiiam, Executor, inch d 3'3 4t. i x pi:reus op am, \ WOOLEN GOODS > t 1 . i I ,CK >X"M, GOING AT * 8.25. GOING AT 1.55. GOI \G AT *15.00. and Ladies' \ rsls and Ral( ash. Call al I lie Shoe (ho "liold Hoot." a r i c rx, 3. OOm. CTAD urnr a jiur ntnr ; ( > |;" l.'I'.AI) THIS NOW 4) ! In*v?? a larirt1 ami variol stock of Mens, N Otltlis lllld IlliyH ( |il(lil|ljr. I >l{ Y (i( )()| )S, N( )rri( )\s HATS, TUL'NKS, AMM M 111: i : i . i , A ? 11 < ?< ?: 111 i II V\,<'OM\,*c. 4 > Which I will M-ll low down for (JASII. ^' w inir Machino Noodles, of all Kinds a I s|?ta iality. I. A. MAYO a-u-tf-5-1 -v | Wo Ron *r? I 11. ~ n..Lc ??u ubij iu 1111u1111 nit; r iiuiiL THAT WIO 1IAVK Ox HANI) A Kl'LL STOCK OK ill-.NKUAl, M KIM II A MHSi:, 11 Sr? n Din G< K >1 )S,. OF/ )TMLXG, I I V ' 1 '.* ?, < A I ??-i. ltOO'l>-< V \ l> SIKICS, FAMILY GROCERIES I IL\< 'ON. <'()IiX, FLOCK, KICK, SI GAIT t'OKKKK, &,c. Which wi' are offering acTioHum'' i prices to CASH purchasers. (i I V K us a call, we aro satisfied we < an make It t?> your interest. WK WILL VAY die highest market prices for CIM'DK TCKPKNT1XK, W()( )L,I WAX, II11 >KS, FCKS&c., K. T. LEWIS an^-5-lv ' 1 I V?k<l? VKI N K assortment of Silk ami Satin of all color* anil -liatlcs. Call and ! SCI- thrill. Also, ;i tine lot off CASHMERE and WORSTED ran-iinr in pri e I from 10 cents to $1. per yard. ~-oSIM.KNDIf) V SSOUTMEN'I FM.KNDI I) 1 V SSOKTMENT OK MKNS AND BOYS CLOTHING JUST OPENED. IW ALL SIZES AND PRICE3, <T V I l.'sl v v i \ ? 4m" I ' VtM , I I 1 I Amazingly low. Call and examine them. BURROUGHS & COLLINS. ot i<?o. THE next regular communication of . Trinity Lodw, No. 1 *10, A. F. M. will bo J hold on Tuesday Match 15th 1887. ' Ittvthrrii will take duo notice and govern themselves accordingly. By order \V. M. J. E. Bk vty, Sccty. jan 20 26 tf THOS. F. GILLESPIE. Attorney at liitw, II I Ml ' I'l'lll 1 ) IIHtlcr. Conway, 8. 0. , _ I lud. T. Wil?b, ) Hol><*rt ll. HcArlioronyli, S Murioii S. C f < onway >. ? WALSH & SCARBOROUGH, / Attorneys at Law. l b Conway, SO. / '