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I)IRK( TOHY. CHURCHES. Methodist. HISWAV NTATIOX. KKY. WM. THOMAS, PA*tok. ScrvlCP'' t'vi'ry Sunday at 11 o'clock a. in., anil V'j o'clock hi. Prayer meeting every Tliiiredny nieht at t'i i?'< lock p. in. -- Sunday School every Sunday at o'clock a. in. (V Xoiitox, Superintendent conway "inciir. itKY. W. I,. PHSl'KS, I'asjoi;. Mount Zion, 1st Sunday, Ma. in. Pit*irali, I"' " l a. in. , I'lilon, ">fd " I" a. in. Durant. tfd " - 4 p. in. Itrown Swamp,8d " - Ma in. Cool Spring, 8d " I p. in. i Ionianvllle, Itl, " Id a. in. j Antiocli, Ith " I p. in. tiaptist. \V. s. McCASKI 1,1,, Pastou. conway. ?>cond Sunday, II a. m. and s> . p. ni. and Sat nv before at Hi. p. in. Sunday School every Sunday at a. in. K. W. NOI.I.KY, Snl>print^ nden,. . tiiiovK Third Snturdny and Sunday In each month I'l.kasant IIOMK. Fourth-Sunday and Saturday before, in cpteuv jpr. I'OM.IMt' CIIKI'.K First Sunday and Saturduv before, in each month. MEETINGS OF LODGES. A.'.F.'.M. Itenular communication of Horrv Lodire, No. UN, at Masonii Hall First Mondav in each month. .1, It Moor.', W M. K. Of II. Itemilar meet im: of Sluart Lnd<_'o, No will inoe.^at their llall on tln? First and Third Wrdnes | day evenitms of each month. K. W. Soi.i r.v, Dictator. | J. It. Pa UK Kit, Reporter. MAIL SCHEDULE. Mail Routs. No. 14248. From .Marlon t' II to Conway Leave Marion (' II Tu ?sdays and Saturdays 7 a. in. and arrives at f'onwav by 5 p. in. Leave Conway Mondays and Fridays 1 . in. and arrives at Marion 5 p. in. Mail Route No. 14205. From Conway to Jnrdanville Leave Conway Tuesdays and Saturdays a* 7 a. in. arrive at .lordanville Id m. Leave lord'uivPh fuesdavs and Saturdays at I p. in. arrive at Conway 0 p. in. Mail Route No. 13433. From W'hitevUle N. C. to Coiiwav S. C. Leave Whiteville Tuesdays and Fridays at a in. arrive at Conway S p. m. Leave Conway Wednesdays and Saturdays at ."> !i% M-riv.. :i< U'llil.vill.. ? |i. in. Mail Route No. 14264. From Little Itiver (k Citiiwny, Leave Kittle Kivfr Mondays and Fridays at tl a. in. arrive at <'onway ."> i>. ni. Leave Conway Tuesdays and Saturdays at Ha. in arrive at Little Itiver I p. in. Mail Route No. 14267. From I'ort llarr d-on S. to Fair 1 tluIT N. Leave Fort llarreNnn daily except Sundays at a in. arrive at Fair lllulT H p. ni. Leave Fair .'lull N. daily except Sundays at ! r> a. in. arrive at Fort llarrelson H p. in. SCHEDULE OF STMR. JANIE. Leave < ieorL'etown on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at H o'clock a. in., arrive at llncksville at !1 o'clock o'clock same days. Leave Hneksvllle on Tuesdays, Thursdays anil Saturdays, at H o'clock a. in., arrive at Oeorgetown I o'clock same days, touching at all interniediate landings. 'I'. s. Mi nnkiii.yn, M oeter. Stair. Maggie, II. T. Wii.i.ians Master leaves Conway every Wednesday at ft a. in., for (ieorgelown, touching at all intermediate landings, returning, leaves Georgetown every Friday at ti a. in. LOCAL ITEMS. IihIcx to \cn Atli ct'lfsciiiciils. .1. StackiiorsF Notice. .Ioii\ M. Oi.ivhu? Notice. Coi'NTY TltKASl'ltKIt -A II1111 ill Report. Court next week. Farmers are planting corn. Peach trees are iir full bloom. New Moon on the 24th, at 10.50 A. M. Another cool spell?light frosts, but little damage. Picture cord, different colors, at Burrffftghs & Collins.' When you want job work done, remember Tin; Hkuai.o ollice. The Sun crosses the Fqnator on the 20th, at 5h. 10m. -lis. P. M. Washington mean time. Beautiful hand-bags, just, opened and going fast at Burroughs & Collins'. The Board of County Commissioners Hill meet in their ollice next Tues day, 22nd inst. Draw slates, just the thing you want for the children. For sale by Burroughs & Collins. Lounging about on store steps and ! loitering about over the streets will t. d Old />1/d low Mil till* i lO/*l' 111 11' IlUt/ IMll ? UMiivr* \'ii ??iv "in n iiwi i rations in tlio pot. Somebody says, 'Midi men like. J short women." However true this may he, toll women seldom like men who are "short" linunoiully. When your pocket-hook frets! empty, and everybody knows it, you can pnt all your friends in it, and it will not "bulge out worth a cent." If you want the nest sewing machine on tlio market, and want, it cheap, call and see the light running Domestic. Wo can give you close figures on them. Uunnoirons k Collins. ' A prudent match-mukino' mamma gave tin' following candid advice to her duu^hter: H>h, inarrv the man you love, if lie is as rich as t 'riosus." When you have lost money in the streets, every one is ready to help you to look for it; !>ut when you have lost your eharaeter, everv one leaves you to recover it as you can. Inquiry has been nuule of us to know who aro exempt from roail duty, and in reply would sav: Nobody, except teachers, scholars and preachers in charge of a eonoreoation. If you want the host shirt you ever stood inside of for one dollar, or the host hat y ou ever stood under for one dollar and fifty cents, or the latest and host collar you ever stood behind for fifteen cents, or the host pair * f shoes you ever stood in for three dollars, rail on Burroughs \ ('ollins. A sleeper underneath the colored church, broke last Sunday, durino services, fritrhtfiiin?r the conmvmition and causing thein to seek t> mi Jh'ind. NO damage was done, suvc in the rush for the door, a small hoy was run oyer, receiv ing a few slieht bruises on the face. The inspection of the Horry Hussars I?\- Adjutant (ioneral Bonham hits been indefinitely postponed. The company will, however, meet in Conway for drill, \r., on Saturday .March *>th. A full attendance is desired. Measures will lie taken foi uniforms for thirty-live privates, iiuncommissionod and commissioned olli cers. If you desire to !>e one of tin lucky thirty-live, bo promptly on hand. .ludov Wallace was taken sudden ly and severely ill at the Bennettsville ( Vntrt. that ho adjourned t'oitri and went home. lie did not reach 4 he I hirlinoton Court the first week, but was expected to hold Court at that place this week. We have m definite information that lie reached Darlington last Monday, lie is ex poeted to roach Conway next Saturday ami open t 'ourt hero on Monday Jurors ami witnesses must bo in at tendance. Tim suit of tlm Knights of lloiioi against ox-Treasurer llroekinridijp lias I icon settled in tlm I uitod State; Circuit Court, I>v the payment o to tlm former. .Iinio-e Jack son in rendering tlm decree, wliicl was the result of a conference be i tween counsel, said that Im was Wr feetly satisfied that there was nothing inorallv wronu in Jud<rc Urockin rtdire's conduct in the matter, suit that lie had lioen guilty of no iiiten tional wroiiLf. Col. J. II. I{ice, State Suporinten ! dent of kdiication, was in town las Wednesday. lie come up fron (ieortretown to consult the <'ount\ | School Commissioner about the con I dition of the public Schools of tin county, but the commissioner live: miles from town, therefore, tin [Cob failed to meet him. Col. Rice also, desired to examine the topoirra phy of the county tuid ascertain tin best way and means of reaching Con way, as he oxpects to revisit thi: : countv, the latter part of the summc ! ..... i... r. n 1 ii o i>r 11itt mil, ami tutoress ii)?' eill/.en on tlio subject of schools and cduca lion. Timely notice will be tfi\eu Wo would call the attention of on I readers amiin to the liberal clubbini O r rates of Tu i: ! I i:i:a i.d with the South cm ( 'ulticn(or. We are satisfied wi I cannot do our farmer friends a ?^reat er favor than to induce them to sub I scribe for the ('utxlcutor. It is do voted exclusively to the advance nient of the interests of the fanner It tells how to inanaife live stock how to make compost, how to plant ho?r to cultivate, lm>? bi niai.airi everything about the farm. Th( | "Inquiry I)cpnuiment," conducted b\ IFon. W. L. Jones, will more thai I compensate for the sin.til outlay re (juired. Two dollars and fifty cent! pays for both Tim: lli:i: \u> and tin Southern < 'tt/fivofor for one year. I 'iK'lii 1 I id tcrs. The following unclaimed letters ii the post ollice at Conway, S. (wil be sent to the dead letter oflico a Washington, Iunless called foi in thirty days from date hereof. A .1 11 ntnu \ I V t L' niuolt ^ y???lr VI ?. wr A?*t i IIMIIIPUII, I M l\ i\ I h ton. I> Miss ('arry Hentv. (J Miss Floy Carayway. I*'?Kov. S. F. Floyd. (? 1*. K. Green, Alfred Green. !l Miss Mary Ann 11 use. I? -Henry Roberts, Miss Rill* Rotors. S A. li. Shaw, Mrs. Sarah A. Ses sions. T Mrs. Mary C. Tompkins. J vs. If. Routkk, I\ M. 7k I ?' I*? <?llit 1. W*. II. Cliadbourn. President of tlie \V. & ('. railroad company, is expected in (.'onway, next week. Mrs. .). II. Tolar, of Now York, ! spout a few days last wo ok w i 111 lior | sister-in-law, Mrs. ft. \V. Nollv. Rev. M. I,. Banks, of liuoksvillo, tilled tIn* pulpit of tlio Methodist church of this place acceptably, last Sunday niornino- and nioht. lie is i physically weak but spiritually strong. Trln 1 il iis(1c?> >1 iii'ors, A (piostion of tronoral interest to the public was decided by .ludoe Norton at the last term of the Kc mihw * ouri. Mr. il. I >iuiiu was summoned as a juror bv Trial Justice W'inUler. 11o failed to attend, ami paid the lino of provided bv law. In a few days lio was aoain summoned as a juror bv tlio same Trial Jus- j ! tiec. No refused to servo upon the oround that no man ran bo required to sit as a juror before the sumo Tri al Justice more than once in the same | i year; that havino been summoned by j Trial Justice Winkler, and havinjr paid the lino for non-attendance, this was equivalent to service as a juror, ! and In' could not lie aoain summoned. The Trial lustiee decided that lie had not served as a juror, and was liable; therefore lie would impose the lino lixed bv law. Mr. Damn appealed, and Judoo Norton decided that failing to servo as a juror and j pavino the line was not eiju valent to ; service; that Mr. Itnuin was liable to he summoned aoain, mid lie. thereFore, ullirnicd the judoauent of the Trial Justice, i >htinbi>i ( <1111(1 I { il l<"> (<> (''olIoM . h'irst, he honest ami truthful. All depends upon this. If you have work to, do it cheerfully". If you oo out on business, attend to the matter promptly, and then as I promptly <ro ahout your own busi1 ness. \ ! I )oiTt stop to tell stories. If you have a place of business be i 1 there during business hours. ' , No one can o*et rich by sitting around stores and saloons. If you have to labor foi a living, | remember that one hour in (hi- morn ! ino- is better than two at niolil. I )o not meddle with any business you know notluno- of. A oood business habit and reputaj tion is always money, j. Ibdp yourself, and others will help you. He obli?jino\ | I I )o not be in toooreat hrste to oet I I ? i rich. I )o not spend time in ullcncss. Ho kind. Learn to suv no. There is no noj eessity of snappino- il out, 1?111 say it; firm]y and respectfully. Learn to think and act for yourJself. 15o valiant. I l<dp others when von can. j Keep ahead rather than behind , time, for it is easier to keep ahead _ | than to catch n|>. ?I 'I'lu-jy Wee** >nl I'i'IcikIh. s .Joe I), and I tan K. were neiphJ bors, but unfortunately they wore lief i i > j on pood friendly terms as neighbors - should be, and this unfriendly feeling 3 j between tlieiu pives i-ito the fol i lowing story: s .loo is a great hog raiser as well as '' an ontluisiastic hunter, and in poinp back and forth to the swamp to feed - his boos he noticed signs of deer, and O O 1 j although the law strictly forbids the ; killing of them at this season .of tho r I year, .loo could not resist the temp tation of taking his pun along the next time ho went to food hops. Soon after getting into the swamp 1 he SJ1W M hirne Imcl.- mw I H.r .... . I ' " >-) * ..........I' his "drapped hiiM,"' and proceeded to Imtcher him forthwith. While lmsily engaged ho hoard footsteps land looking up lie saw I)an Approach' I I inK' "Ah. Iw!" ?ny? ! >:? ;, "Yci; h?VG J I killed one, I see.'1 3 I "Yes," says .loo. "Did't von know it was against the! i : " . n law to kill deer at this season of the; year?" asked I )nn. "M f *11 "Vos," says .Too, still lmsily skin- | I nintf the <leor. "Well I am )L(oino' to report you," ; says Dan, walking <>tT. ? ; .loo finished his work and slintdn*' r> o 1 his door on his shoulder, trudged off I homo. Ilarnossino up his horse, he, " went at once to the trial J?i9tice and says: "Colonel, is it against the law! to kill deer how?" "Yes" answered his Honor, "ten dollars fine." "Half the fine ?toch t.> the informer. ' \ doesn't it?" (juired Joe. "Vch," nnswered the Colonel. "Well," savs Joe, "1 killed a deer! i yesterday, and now inform yon of the' fact, here is five dollars to pay one half the, fine, the balance I claim as, informer," saying which lie handed the officer the money and rode off. Later in the day Dan rode np to tIn* (Ndoiicl's ollico to report .loo as lie had said ho would, onlv to lind that .loo had boon tliero before him, so ho lost his part (>r tho tiuo, as woll ( as tho Hatisfaot'on of havino reported his onotny for violating tho law. ('Iicn'.v tirovo and Initio ICivor Mollis. i.iki:. Anxious eves have watched and waited For the I aids and llowers to come; Tired of tho chilly winter Casting o'er our land its gloom. Anxious thoughts have lain" incessant (?u my mind with two fold power. And with fevered drain I've waited For some bright, some happier hour. Anxious feet have plodded onward, Kagnr for the prroiuised rest Who with ilie the path have traveled. They its rugged ways know host. Anxious hands have faithful grappled, | \N itli a foe s(i giant strong, And the contest so unequal, Still may last how longY how long? Anxious hopes; I've felt them blighted ( l/lUe sweet Mowers, chilled by frost; Hopes of love, fame, joy and treasure, \ iiii inf\ ; sn;m iimy all nc 10*17 hong I'm- hoped ami watched ami waited ' For tlm stern decrees of Fate, Vet, 1 lie spirit softly whispers, ! < Toil on, hope on, watch and wait. Fancy ever holds beyond me, Some bright charm along the way, J. N'ery near, and yet too ilistant 1 To he fully reached to day. Ah, we know not what shall greet u<, \V Imther on to morrow's daw n We shall w ear a crown of laurel >r exchange it for a thorn. < Mher hands may reap your labors, Other brows your crown may wear, Disappointments crowd upon you: Drive y?ui diuo-a jo dc pair. Vet despair not 1 Time will forfeit Fvery ill gotten gain, 1 )'er the throne that is another's, < bid forbids that thou shall reign. Then take courage! Heart, to morrow, You, perhaps may know success; Joy , are transient; pain and sorrow Mark th.? path ol happiness. We deeply re ore t to sav that LOdith, diiutditer of.I. \\ . Yereen, ayed, eleven years, was taken sick Saturday nioht, nth of March, with a slight ehill. At nino o'clock the chill had nearh or quite psissod olf; and shortly sifter nine J lock the j little o-irl complained of he no- drunk sind hlind. I )r. Watson wsis inunodi-1 atelv called, on! tin; patient soon !>e- I came unconscious, as if asleep, ami ail efforts failed to arouse Iter. Site retnaineil in tliis condition until three' o'clock next ?lay, when the merciless liaml of I tenth elaiineil h'T as his own. We understand Mr. Vereen has lost four children within the last four years, two daughters and one son. with heniorrhaine fever, and this last is supposed to have died of eot.oestion of the brain and lime's. lie litis, yet two dauehters livine. Such l?e- I reaveinents as his aro uneoinnion and hetirt-reudinuf in the extreme. A house filled with such a lovely and interesting family, torn from the I mother-roof in such a short time, t ""W hom thetiods love, die yotiui'." W'e tender our sympathies to the bereaved parents, iiopino they may I be spared further pain. Mr. Krank, son of Sheriff U. (!.j Sessions, has been in our neighbor- 1 hood summoninLf jurors and witnesses to appear at the March term of ! the ('otirt of Common Pleas and (?en1 ersil Sessions, convening on lite \Jlst., ; tit ( 'onway. Wo notice in theyoune" : man a strict adherence to business. It was his first trip in Little Ifiver I township, ami on business of this kind. W e are inclined to think he ! may be of irreat assistance to his .... 1 father in this direction. Several are jurors and witnesses from t his sect ion. Anion" the names tvero \f.- I It l?n, I Ik I? II 14. I ?| J HI | , I I/. I ?t - 1 I ~ I oiny, Samuel I'criueuta, \l. K. ('lara-' dy, I. I'. Kd^e, X. IS. Morse, Kold. I ,ivin?rstoii, ()won Mryan and Wnl-1 laeo liryan. (iikkuv (iuovi: i "Wife said," said a man lo?>kinrr | for his razor-case, "I havo places whore I keep my things, and you ou^lil (o know it.'" uYos sai<l she, "I outfht to know whoro you keep I > (?ur late hours." IF you suffer pricking pains on moving tin-eyes, or cannot hear bright light, and tind your sight weak and failing, you should promptly use I)r I. 11, Me Lean's Strengthening live Salvo. 2tie. a box. 1__ .. (>u tin 8rd inst., at the residence of the bride's Father, hy .1. lb Cooper, l'c<|., Mr. .John I Matt and Miss Sarah, oldest dangle ter of F. .1. Mellamy, all of 1 lorry. Died at her homo at Little Hivor, S. ('., I IMith, Fourth daughter of .1. \V. ami I Amanda Vi-rcen iin-.ifl <.l?.? ?... <i.? i ? > <??"t "?? m<?ntlis, and twenty-five days; of congest ion of the lungs and brain. Only the day before she bad every pros peet of a long life. How uncertain is life! Tbe home L be reft of her charms, her playmates and friends mourn her sudden and*unexpected departure, and we listen in vain for some sound of her sweet voice, no more to be J heard. ' "Pis the Lord who hath bereft us, lie can all our sorrows heal." We feel that she now enjoys that "sweet rest beyond the tide," where we trust the , family will be re-united in "the sweet bye ' and bye." w. i.. f. On Saturday morning, March !"' !?, at his home on isaig Hay, Mr. Joseph M. King, aged abou H5 years Market Report. CONNVAV S. C. I'lU DK Tl'HPKN I'lNK Virgin, bbl., JlvJO pounds.... $ ? *? Vollow Dip j 20 Scrap!*, 1 00 [iUoCKHIKS Bacon D. S. Si?l??s jMb I'," . Ut la cent"* Butter :{. > cents. Lnrd to 12). cts. I*??rk. (sMilil $ On no Mul i-r- } gallon 40f$00 cents. Coffee, ^ pound lOjKft 20cts. Corn, '(' butlioU 80QI i Crist per bushel 1 00 Flour, per bbl $3.50 (a 7.15 Kggs per tin/ 10 cents. Sugar 8'jC// in cts NKW YOKK, Feb. 2*. Cotton '(' lb 0 I \(o !Mcents Com, ^ bus 1M (>r M cents t bits, y.) bus 311 .,c/35 cents Pork V' bbl $ |.*? di |7 ('olTee, Kio "j > lb. ... I I Qi, 10 * ents. Spirits 'rurpentine, US ', cents.. Knsln t iu\f ut 1 10 \Y 1 b.M I N(5'1't t N, N. C. Feb. t?S. Cotton tib, (ti IP., cents. KICK Hough Upland (' bus .Vie (it 'in Tidewater 00 fr/ 1.It) Peanuts, y.) bus, 55fr(,8l) It I IM*. II It 1 T, \ I I .N I . Virnin, \ Mill]., !?Sn pounds A I 1)0 Yellow I >i|?, I mi I Inril, 1 (H) Spirits Turpentine, per gal. .!$.*?1 . Tar, S | i?r?, 'jsn p<>t11iiI Mil. Hosin Strained 7ufr/N'.iM cents. N KW ADV KHTISKM 111 NTS. Ol'MA TUKASriJKirs It K I'OUT. f'l'nm i//i />'(;/('.) Amount disbursed for school pur)OSC.S \ < i. 1(.) I,. .1. Uunsoin, teacher, Sdl.hO 2d 1'. S. I'owe!I, teacher, o.tM) 2t> I'. A. I 'arIter, teacher, 2o.(M) 2 I 1' A. 1'alitor, teacher, 7.o(t 2*2 I'. A. I'arker, teacher, i'.ntl 21 .1. I?. Klovil, teacher, 217)0 lb i'. A. !'arker, teacher, 2n,00 2 .1. I*,'. I )iisenl>urv ('<>., lumber, HUM) I 2 M. X. Thompson, teacher, db.00 I I iJurrouo-hs X t'ollins, Material, It.aa Id I,. .1. I'enson, teacher, o.OO it'? I'. ( ). Stiowilen. teacher. 20.00 1'. A. I'arker, teacher, I S.7*? 1. J . Cox, toucher, dn.Otl t> 1']. Ik I iensou, teacher, IS.tilt 0 I*. I I. Sin)\vileu, teacher, IS.Otl I I . >. I 'i >wi111, teacher, I S.t it t 1 .1. M. Mekay, teacher, tilM) 5 M. S. ('ontniander, teacher, 25.00 I I I*]. 15. lionson, teacher, I ^{.??' 10 J. 15. Kloyd, teacher, 2I.50 |?. I"]. ( 'mnniander, t ;?< I ii r, 85.00 I I I'. S. 1'owell, lonelier, 21.50 I' A I'arker, teacher, 10 .1. T. To<l<l, teacher, 10.10 I\ A. I 'arkor, handier, 12.50 20 D. A. Spivey, teacher, 20.00 IS II. Jordan, !uinli(,r, 20.IS Mary I luck, teacher, 25.00 21 I.. I'\ 11utfhes, Jr., builder, 01.70 .1. 10. I hisenliury, rent, 5.00 20 Dennis Marlow, material, 7.50 J no. Sheppard, teacher, 12.00 Ino. Sheppard, teacher, 10.00 15 David ! lucks, teacher, 20.00 I I David I lucks, teacher, 20.00 15 D. T. McNeil, Stove, IS.05 > \V. It. Shelley, teacher, 7.00 7 Dannie li. ('urrie, teacher, 25.00 0 T. 15. (Iordon, teacher, 27.50 1 T. Ik (iordon, teacher, 25.00 1 T. I?. (i??r<Ion, teacher, In.On 2 h'. K. ('urrie, teacher, 2o.t)0 2 K. 1\. (.'urrie, teacher, 25.00 " (J. I']. Holmes, teacher, 20.00 10 I*. ( ). Siiowden, teacher, 22.0(1 ?S I). A. Spivoy, teacher, 20.00 II \\ . i\. Johnson, tcaeher, 25.00 12 S. It kirton, teacher, 21.00 15 \V. A. Johnson, teacher, 25.00 12 I''. S. I'owell, teacher, 10.00 12 K. ('. hill is, teacher, 18.00 2 W. A. Johnson, teacher, IO.O0 I M. h\ Unroll, teacher, 20.0(1 K. S. I'owell, teacher, 20.OtJ 22 M. h'. Unroll, teacher, 22.0(1 <> N. W. Cooper, teacher, 22.0(1 2 N. W. Cooper, teacher, 21.00 7 JO. C. 101 lis, teacher, 48.0(1 <S F. S. Fowell, teacher, 28.0(1 7> l'rinee Johnson & AI lord l>uildiii<r, 1)7.0(1 2 N. M. Todd, teacher, 27).(Ml J N. M. Todd, teacher, 22.7)7 2 li. W. Meshoe, teacher, .{0.1)7 1 1 \ 10. Ilerot, teacher, 28.07 8 ('. M. Campbell, teacher, 21.87 10 C. M. ('ampbell, teacher, I 1.0s 1 J. S. Stanley, teacher, 7)4.17 0 .J. S. Stanley, teacher, 7)0.(Vi 0 J, S. Stanley, teacher, 8 >.95 J \V. A. .Johnson, teacher, 7)2.l)t 2 S. I). I'itman, tetichor, 20.01 7) S. I). I 'it mill), teacher, 21.01 0 N. \\r. Cooper, teacher, 00.70 8 i'<. (j. l*.Ilis, teacher, I 0.(1(1 0 J. li. Shnekleford, teacher, 10.0(1 1 10. < . 1011 Is, teacher, 2(K 11) 10. II. Williams, teacher, 7)0.0(1 7 10. (Eliis, teacher, ).(H) 10 S. I). I 'it man, teacher, 12.00 is J, W. Holliday,material, 52.00 18 Capitoia I lollidny, teacher, 10.7)7) 0 \. I?. Shaw, teacher, I 7.00 IS Addell Cook, teacher, 82.00 ) W. I,. Floy d, teacher, 51.00 1 10. II. Shelley, teacher 10.7)0 7 .1. < \ Met 'all, teacher, 80.00 0 I'. 10. Ilerrott, teacher, 15,00 (1 i / \ I C.I i 1 - r .? . * . ,un nil, iciiencr, I y.iN) 0 I'. K. Ilerrott, teacher, 25.00 b I. M. Klliott, toucher, 50.00 1 II. II. Cook, toucher, 04.00 III S. I). Kloyd, builder, 01.00 7 M. l.uncaHtcr, leuchcr, 20.00 2 I >. A. Lewis, teacher, lib.00 12 M N. 151(111 ton, builder, lO.(M) lb .1. I*. Ayers, teucher, 42.00 I I l\(i. Ayers, teucher, 08.00 I I K. \\\ .forneguu, toucher, 02.00 1 M. A. Wesmorotuml, teacher, 00.00 0 (L \\*. Kowler, teucher, 20.00 2 .1. (Nichols, teacher, 00.00 b K. \V. .larnegan, toucher, 2b.00 7 (?. XV. Kowler, teacher, 0.00 1 J. I'. I)urhaui, teacher, bO.OO 0 .1. II. Stanley, teacher, 40.00 8 K. \\\ .furnegan, teacher 85.00 *J*? J. ('. Itryant, repairs, X.'jO HI .1. S. Stanley, teacher, HUH) IV) J. II. Stanley, teaelier, tM> 'iO .1. S. Stanley, teacher, do.00 '' I J. Ii. Suoos, supplies, TVt.OO '* M. M. Stanley, teacher, IX.(H) I .1. II. (Jauso, teacher, JVVUM) > ('. K. Holmes, teacher, 'JX.OO I (K. Holmes, teacher, H**.t K > Sue Watson, teacher, IN.0?? II I. J. Cox, teacher, JJ7.(M> S (*. M. I.ony, teacher, MV.(M) M. <Adams, teacher, .Y?.()() i M. M. Stanley, teacher, T.tHt .1. .1. ('lemmens, teacher, H**.< M > I'J .1. II. (iuuso, huilder, jtt.OO I'.' .1. II. (iause, builder, 00.00 I M. NI. Stanley, teache**, ;{().()() I i .las. I'. Stanley, teacher. 'il.'M) II X. M. Todd, teacher, 8.X0 10 M. M. Stanley, teacher, .*?(>.OO i X. M. Tod,I, teacher, 'Jl.'io I X . \\ . (iailse, teacher, \JO.OO v w iinn.,, .......I.... 'iihui > I. .1. ('ox, toucher, 10.00 i Solomon ('hestnut, toucher, 'JO.OO 0 .1. <Kuckwoll, teacher, lit.(to S Solomon ('liCHinit, teacher, 'JO.(Ml !< ('. I.. I leiinneway, tea It ).Oo 'J Solomon ('hesnut, teacher, ItlJ. 1 ('heslov I lomin?.(\vav, toucher, \0.1H) I .I. I?. (indsdeu, teacher, 'il.7o It W. I,. Kloyd. teacher. )V>\.0(t -J S. ('hesnut, teacher, 'XA.OO I ('hcsle\ I leiniti^wav,teacher, It Solomon ( 'hesnut, teacher, I I. .I. ("ox, teacher, .V/.llo I A. .I. Shaw, teacher, \\)JM 'J .I. M. I )eman, teacher, 'Jo.OO 0 Mathiiis \ auoht, teacher, 'J I.no 1 .I. M. Merman toucher, Wo.on I T? A. It. Shaw, teacher, II Louisa Hanson, teacher, M.oO I 0 Louisa L'ansom, teacher, It David I lucks, teacher, '.Whuo I M. N. Thompson, teacher, It Loo 'J I.. .I. Hansen, teacher, 'M.OO I S. \\ . Itacote, teacher, ltO.00 0 .I. S. I )usenhurv, tescher, ol.7n I. S. Musenlmry, teacher, HO.<><) "t Mas ii| I I u.\, teacher, \\\).0() S Li//io Miller, teacher, '*^.00 *. t I. J . jturrouohs, teacher, V.7*> Li/./ie Thompson, toucher, I! KOo U II. L. Moylo, teacher, 'JO.OO 1 II. L. Doyle, toucher, Wo.Ot) 0 P. H. Ilerrott. teacher, 2-.(to It .las. Ilolmcs, Imihler, \V>\.()0 1 L. S. I tooth, repairs, o. lo ? l\. I \ I tooth, teacher, o>i.oo i II. 15. Holmes, lonelier S II. 15. I lolinos, toucher, *11.On I lorrv Progress, printing. < 1.00 Win. M. l5oo(li, School ('ominissioiior, o I Jtu V T. I\ (1 iljispoo, l?M. ox'iii, I o. I If. 15. Scarborough, hoard ?>f oxniiiinors, I f). 5 \\ . M. 15ool 11, School ('oni. 8"i. '.I \\ . M. 15ooth, Sc'h Com. 'il-5. I W. M. IJooth, Sr'h Com. Mo. I I I lerahl I 'ul?. < <>'2. NOTICK. Conway, S. March 17th lss? N' OTK I- IS IIEUKDY GIVEN T< all whom it may concern, that Si mci|o>iu Toil*I, w'nlow of William I.'I'mId deceased, has applied to the undersigned by petition, to have the real and persona property ol her late husband, the said Win I. Todd, exempted alld set oil' to her, aili her minor children, as provided by law ii relation to home-lead e\? mptiou, and thn three disinterested persons w ill he appoint ed to appraise ami set apart the same al the expiration of four weeks from tin date of this notice, unless jrond cause Ik shown to the contrary. .1 oilx M. < H.i vKit, C. C. ('. I'., II. (' inch I 7 d I -It N()Tic i I I will In- in t onway on .Monday, Marel .'1 t with a choice lot of In irse - and mules at prices to suit the times. Give mo a call 1 Satisfaetion guaranteed, i .IAS. STACKIIOl'SE. U'I(!Y III\TOY a n - - v . a t ? 1 1 I W A 1 j CIIKW Tlios. C. \\ illinms ( <>.'? I f KIjKBI(.ATKI> TOBACCO. HTV IIINTON! Tin1 Lnnliiur Tolmrro in tin South. I>i:hii?i. io nets <i ro i,n, 11 vi ii. i-a s. a io i.it. ??? Burroughs Collins, coxvvav, s. t\, W liolcsu l<> /%u?cii!n tor II i 4 oiinl'i . riu-h a 82 (Sin. The State of South Carolina COl'NTY OK HomtY. By Wm. K llardwick, f'rolmte .1 udge Whereas, John M. Oliver, Clerk <> Court of Common Pleas, made suit t< iiw, to grant liiin Letters of Adinini>tratior of the Kstato and elicits of Hard} Noble, deceased, these are therefore t< cite and admonish all and singular tlx kindred and creditors of the said Hard} N o b 1 e. deceased, that they be am appear before me, in the Court of Probata to beheld at ('onway S. (' on the it'? da} April, next after publication here of, at II o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any ?hey have, why the said Ad ministration should not be granted. (liven under my hand this 8th day o March A. 1). 1887. Wm. L. Hvkdwkk. Probate Judge. II. C. i March 10,1887, 38, (it. We Bey to Oi I) A I IJ A* STOCK OP ; (IKNKUAI. M KIUII.V N l)!^K, I I VI S i ' V I ?M, Y mK?'i'w AM)HIIOI:H, 1 FAMILY GROCERIES I5ACOX, CORN, KLOl R, RICK, SI (JAR, < ( )KKKK, &c. ! ? " 7- 4 W I) i?-11 w<> are ??tT? ri 11 ?? at ''bottom'" prices id CASH purchasers. \ ( I \ 17 us a call, wo aro satisfied we can make il to your interest. WIS WILL RAY the liii/lmst 1 market price* for ('IM'I)K TimMOXTIXIO, \\ < >( >1., WAX, III DKS, n;i{sxc., K. T. LKWIS atii' ?"> I v STOP HERE! -() \ll)\ !> 1 ii is NOW I have a lartfe and varied ^Inek of Mens, ^ outlis ami ( lothliiL'. i >i;v (; )(>! >s, N'OTK )XS II ATS, TIUXKS, AM) I >1 I * I C I : I , I , A '?-i. <; i {< >< i : i c i i ii v v, < '< > i c rs, ?v ? . \\ 11 i i * 11 I will sill low down for CA?S1I. Sew intr M;k him* Needle--, of :111 Kinds ;i 1 speei 11i?\. J.A.M.WO i * i a-ll-jr.,)- I - V i I II ? - - ? ? ? - i\' <>( i<Mk. Till', next regular communication of Trinity Lodjre, No. 175, A. F. M. will he held on Tnowlay March 15th lvM7. Mrcthrcn w ill take dm- notii and 'jrovern t he nisi-I v?-s accord in itly. Ily order \V. >1. .1. K. IIkaty, Secty. ^ j a n 'JO 211 tf ? w 30 TO r&Z lilt. I'l NORTON I ?? ' I // A' /.' / '/.'/? V / / . \' w '/' I \"l- l I ' . . . . . > > W . I . > / /, / OX /IAXD A I 'l l. L / /,v or ! PUI^DRUGS AM) FES 11 MEDICINES. PHAKMACUETICAL :GOOOS ALWAYS IN STOKE. Combs, Brushes, Fine oilet Soaps, ?o~; having Soaps and Brushes, - <>? ; MEDICINAL SOAPS."""" ) I ; Tooth-Picks ; ?o? Tooth-Brushes ?O Colognes, ?o Extracts, Vestal Oil &c.