Horry news. (Conwayboro, S.C.) 1869-1877, February 24, 1874, Image 4
W: ULL MASTS EDUCATED DOG.
V.io Best Guarded Railway Station in
[Kroui tlic New York Sun.]
There are few travellers tm the llarleiu
railroad who have not heard ol the
educated dog at Scarsdale depot. 11 is
it line is Knapp. He is the property
oi Mr. tieorge'. Vlltrwm, the statoin
jmiHer. Knapp is is a shepherd dog,
?h? ni two feet high, and is covered
villi a dark brown shaggy coalot line
r3>:iit. Uc was born in the Scotch
Highlands nearly I'onr years Ago. In
his infancy Knapp was imported at
vol hidenihle trouble l>v a gentleman
? ! > eai'sdalc. \\ lu? l?i?inir un<l/l?nl?'
fculUdio Europe shortly afterwards,
ga\c him to Mr. VHtnaii. Noticing
gci ius ami intelligence in Knapp, Mr.
I i man began to train hint. Now
Kinpp can perform many wonderful
i>. lie lias been taught to assist
btfc master in the perlormance oi bis
uiti a > ;.i i.uiid the depot. Knapp lias
learned to tell by the clock when the
train is due; aid at night when the
hands point to tin proper hour Knapp
t.ikes a lantern in his mouth and
si teds on the plat lornt with the light,
guiding the engii cer to the stopping
plitce. Knapp knows an express train
lioin a mail train, and a mail train
t out a way train. In day time when
an express train apj loaches the station
0 I th" track is clear, Knapp knows a
w ite tin*jr, winch signifies all is woll.
snvinc, two ciiiiphtcn's mvks.
i many days ego Knapp appeared
w i i i he width fop as an express
1 l a n l?o\o in sight, but seeing two
Miiall children going down tlie wagon
im;kI ignorant ot the approach of any
train, he saw that tl e children would
reach the crossing simultaneously with
the train. Knapp ciopped the white
d ig and seizing tl e red llag in bis
mouth, he darted toward the crossing.
Tl o engineer saw ibe red flag and
shut oil' steam 1 < fore the animal
icached the children. Arrived at the
rr?.sstug lie stood tin re and prevented
t e t rain from passing until the. cliil<
icii were safely over the track, then
ho laid the. Hag down and the train
O
went on.
On another occasion Knapp snatched
a child fro in in 11? nt of a way train
just, as it was stopp i g at the depot.
The child's clothing was torn by the
w I eels of the locomotive, mi nnrrnwl*
had it escaped death.
Knapp consults the clock every day
for the arrival of the mail trains. A few
moments before the n all is due Knapp
stations bimsell at tl e mail rack, and
when the bag is ihn vn from the car
he carries it to the p?>1 office, and if it
< "iii.ains any letters << r his master he
takes them back to I im.
I'KKCA I'TloNN AO, A > ST ACCIDENTS.
"When freight trains begin to switch
cars at the depot Knapp always takes
a ie<l Hag arid trots i p or down the
track, as the ease rray lie, and flags
any train that heaves jr. sight. Knapp
'ways keeps his pi sition laithlully
until railed in by siri rds, just as any
< i! "i- llaginan is. Kngineers al! know
Knapp, and faithfully act upon his
s . 'Is. After the d? 5 arlureot freight
t r.d f Knapp often walks down the
lis," and carefully examines the
-'ilh'hes to sec that the breakemen
have left them all light. Satisfied
that no blunders have been made, he
tialks back to the dijot, and if the
clock shows him tint ho has a few
leisure moments he rigndies to his
master a d -siro for a pipe. Mr. I IIman
has t iotrht him <> smoke, and lie
filways kce| t? KnappV |?ipo ready for
lighting when ho cabs 1<?r il. The
pipe being lighted, the animal sits
on a chair and sniuktv with ns much
apparent ease and comfiul as his master.
Mr. rilmau is n good mtl.dcinii. fl
has a piano in the ladies' room of th
depot, and often performs on it.
Knapp has been taught to sing o.whine
thu tunes which Mr. rilmau
plays. The dog often perches himliimself
on a chair beside his master
>?ith his lore leet on the piano frame,
/ jl accurately turn the sheets of musi
his tongue. Knapp can wait :
?cc a scbotlishe or a | olka as well
C Ii one can on four legs.
CI KKSKXTINO AN INSfl/f.
late some of the mischievous
jnien have thrown snow balls at
I< j 11st as the linins started, or
ilifeiiude ugly faces or stamp .their
uttd liiin. He seemingly took ni
deeoi these insults, but on Aloudy
ing the brcakmeii went into th
lee fo get a drink of water. AVho i
mafic 1 out Knapp stood in th
and Would not allow him to move,
made a move as though ahout to a ! istcr
a kick, and Kuupp, opened hi <
nth ali i uttered a growl, whic i
vineel tin; hrakeman that such a
rMceedin -j would l>o dangerous
^ kf|?t his prisoner in the room
i until tIk- 1 rain had gone ho far that
i Me bieukeineu couldn't catch it, and
tiien n leasing him, Kuapp walked
u viv as unconcernedly as though
i nihing iini.nsunl had ocr.ured.
Slice that liine the hreakman have
lit eno cc< dii gly civil lo Ki a-)| , but lie
I treat* then) With lofty indifference.
A N'ew II am shire farmers wife fell
h.to a well, and it was four days before
gp# he missed her and made a search. lie
aid he thought the house unusually
?! lie*, hut he didnt know what made it
11'you want yoi " neighbors to know
id*. >?1 yon gi"'*1 a party and donl inBl;
!ou, ? n(i live neii door.
i lii: ii<
i Gvornmcm of the State 01 Seath Caro|
lina. I
< inventor?Franklin J, Mos^s, .1 r e Km: olio
r I
serve tcH'iwo yews(mm Orlober, 1 >7 _?.
Lieutenant (!o\ o iin r? i;ii 11.11 d II (iloa\n
NooitVary of .Stale?Henry llavue.
I ivasmvr?Fraiieis L. Canlo/.o.
I iunpliolli'i <ienera!?Jn>1?>i11?>n L. Iln'^i'.
Ajulnni uiiil 1 ns|>eet?>i (ieneral ? Ilenr\ W
Pin vis.
Attorney (ieneral?Samuel W. Mellon.
!Si?|h?i*intemlent ??l Filuoaiimi?J. K. .lillson
> t;| ? i i111? 11<!t 111 el lVnitvnt iaiy?( . .1. Mo
tnainl.
I
Suj ei i ntendcnl of Lunath Asylum?i)r..I
J I*". Fnsor.
l*iIvati' Secretary to Covcrnor, ami Ai*lit?
| Commissioner of Amieul I tin-?II. U. i? !
! i
j uyron.
i. lot i s i. a t t' i;i<:
The Legislature* meets annually, on (lie ItL
Tuseday i?? November.
( 1 *iesuleut pro /em of tIk* Senate?Lou S
A. Swails
( leik?.J. tWood in 11, ~Chai leston.
Speaker of foe I louse* ot llepiesentatives ?
Samuel ,1. Lee, ot Aiken
J Cleik?A. (). Jones, Cluuleston
Sr i'iikmk Cot nr. Son-it Cauoi.tna
Cliiet" Justice?F. .J. Moses, Sumter.
Associate Justice?A. J. Willavil, Columbia
Associate Justice -.1. J. Wi ii;h!, Summer
ville.
! Clerk?A. M. Boozer, Levi nut on.
j 1'ejoit?.L S. (!. ltiehardsoii, Sumter.
Cm.? t it t 'ovists.
FirstJt bruit?The count ;.es of Charleston
ami < Mangehtug.
Seeotul Circuit?The counties of Aiken
i lkirnwoll, Collection ami lleauforl.
Thild Circuit?Tin; counties of Sunite
Clarcmien Williamsburg ami Georgetown.
Fourth Circuit?The counties of Chesterfield,
Marllmro, Darlington Marion ami nony
Fill 11 Circuit?The comities of Kershaw
Kichland. Eilgt lie hi and Lexington.
Sixth. Circuit?The counties of Chester
Lancaster, York and Fairliehl.
Seventh Cirenit?The counties ofXewlury
alliens.Snarl, >id?or?' in I I <>
Kiglith Circuit?The counties of (iroeuvill
Anderson, Octiee, 1 iekuens ami Ahhevville.
Cincrrr .J I:I>oks.
First?U.K. (iraham, Charleston.
Second?John J. siabcr* llhiekville
Third?John T. tlreen. Snnitei.
Fourth?C. 1*. Townsend, Connetsvillc.
Fiflli?H. 15. Maekey, Chester.
Seventh?Montgomery Moses, Newberry.
Kighth Circuit?Thompson II. Cook,
Solicitous.
First Circuit?C. \V. But/, Charleston.
Second Circuit?1'. L. Wiggin, Iteaiilbrl.
Third Circuit?Samuel T. Atkinson. Ceorgetown.
Fourth circuit?1>. 1). Mrt .'oil. Bennettsville.
Filth Circuit?J. II. Bunkel. Columbia.
Sixth Circuit?VV.11. Brawh y, Chester.
Seventh Circuit?\\ . M. Fleming, Spartanburg.
Kighth Circuit?Absolom Blytlie, Green-ville.
Directory Of Horry County.
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J mine of l'robate?Isaac Caemoi
SherilV-?Abijali II. Skippcr..
Clerk ol Court?JJW. Sessions.
Auditor?L. (i. Sessions.
Treasurer?J. II. Dcniliuin.
Coroner?I). W. Oliver.
Seliool Coininissioner?Daniel Lewis.
County ('onmiissloners?('liarles Grainger.
Joseph \V. llolliday, lVler_ Vaught.?J. II
Norman, Clerk.
Till AL JUSTICES.
Luck's Township?Cornelius L Sarvis.
Oomvayhor Township?Samuel S. IJeaty.
Dog Mull'Township-?W. K. 1*. Cooper.
Soeastee Township- Thommas W. McCor
niic.
Little Liver Township? \V. A. Lessant.
Green SeujTownshiis?Alva En/or.
(inlivant's Ferry Township? E. L. I'ltmun
Lloyd's Township?Avery Floyd.
' Simpson's Creek Townsliip-^T. L. llurdec
I.AWYELS IN CONWAY LOLO.
' Walsh iV: Lei Mesne, Thoimus F, Gillespie,
! Mou/on Trice,
M E L CI IA N TS?CO N W A V LOII (), S. C.
, | Lur roughs Colli 119, Ih G. Collins ?V Co., I
, i I. T. Lewis, .Mint/. A* .Mmul, Allen, Laker iV
j Co., John^A. Mayo, John Sandei s, Iiomerll
ihirioiighs, M. lh Leaty, Johnson ?v Grant,
; Joseph Todd, A. \\ . Ilaidee <1* Co.
Druggist?Evan Norton, M. D.
Physicians?James II. Norman, Evan Nor
on, John II. Grant, James E. (Cant.
Hotels?Nonnan house, Mis. Jane Nor
| man, 1 roprietrcss. Traveler's Lest?\\ i.liain
j T, Melson, Proprietor.
1 ost Master?L, '1 . Jollio.
MKltGIIANTK?M'lTI.H I IVilt, S < ,
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j A', (lore, J. W. Vcreen, J. V cream
MKIU'I IA NTS.
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1 I In! 1 C|-oek?Jesse P. Williams, Peaty A
( ;ai\ is, Pinion A Anderson, S. .1. ileneoy'.
1'inksVjlli' ?>. W, L. Puck A Co., ||. L
Puck.
Socastee---C, Cillicrt
(ireenSea*?.). II l>erli.iin, (Paln-or A Spi?
: m'V.
Pound Swamp*?1), M. Heaves,
Hickman's?Holt A Ilayncs A Souls, Iloyd
A Prince.
Dogwood Nock?N . Adams, Cox A Hi anion
\. 11. J. (>albrnilli.
Hulivnnt's Ferry?Joseph \V. Holliday.
t Pavboro?F. (4, PurrougPs & Co*
)i:n\ w i:i kia isl
'1 lie Wiiningloii Star.
KSTAItl.lSHKD ONI.Y YKAI!-S! !A
1 ).\ ! I ,Y STAli.
Ma - ni i.mh:i:st cine r lath) v .,f J t
. 11 \ P.lily I'lVspaiHM in 11 it' Slntr, ml I
H i*| ?*tihitto|) hi Wilmington A< "? / '/ 'l i'-ii i a.. 1
/ as il'.it <>l any oiler pajM'r. \
All lie ihav.s < 1' 11 u* day will In; I'rtiiitl in it,
i.?"? i? 11 wl.'M 111>imim11taut, at If11t;t 11 \y1u*ii ?
?>l ini'iiM it a <! always pust'iitml in a rlra , i
Dili fill ami ink'M'stilUi inaimci. t
Sl 'llS* /? /l*TK)X (In /Iilc i'tcr,<:
<)im1 Yoar $7.im i j
>1 x .H.MI1 lis, :!.;")(> i
'I'll I < ? Il-, 2.00
\v i ; i<;k i , v kta 11. ?
Price keduced. ,
I 11K \V 1 KK Li >'l.\h is now eoinbineil ?
\\ :i|i h (' . I?< > I,l N A I'AK.M Kl>, mill is one i
t il<' i i?;i Ov | .ipcr.s iti the CoOllti > , ill tliw
ollowitu i
nint- i:i> ii. i T lis: i
On?? l "(?|i . Ono Yi-; r $1.50 1
Ono Cony, ix Mom lis 1.00 i
CL*/"" (*inWs ol'5 to 10 One Year, 1.\i~> per i
o)pv. (
irv Clubs i I" 10 or more, Due Year, only I
$ I. '' I ?m ('(ipy.
Specimen (.'pit's sent on application. i
Address, i
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I ililtir i /Vopr/Wor, (
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o * . /- *.*. CM I.xjjpnctfncar.Tv? -CMI
1 Our Scc'tJth/ / '(Kjc l;ln$trutul ^
('ula uhjuc (>/'
Doors,
Sashes*
Blinds* ?
Sud^r Rails,
Jewels, n
Fancy Class. & c. ;;
dailed to an v one interested in bnilding
o
on receipt ol stamp. tj
Bi B-: to in :?0 .V T HE to 11 no,
--> { yiid 1 :,f. ( i it. r irecj
New York, j n
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A 1" I I A v i rr.
A 1 j iv1 A!> Al..'
For the Year 1874
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IMJlUsllKh KOK
i J o n 1 I V < 1 t " NTrrY.
{ ^?>r sale ii'. 10 o? uls eji '.ii
P M. I I'lICATY:
Dee i) isi:\
BSE3I.\4.ittK'K j"
IsLD LOaDdil DOCK GIN. |
*prei dl\ signed forllieuseol i 1 if Mtilieiil |<
1'ini's.lim i1 llii- Ft I hi ill/, possessing I hosG r
n't luff 111?*<Iii*iii<il 1'iopeities w 11idi liclong
. ; n < '/</ jiiii' I 'nrc 1?in.
> . .'Mi' to females. Flood For f\itlnry
n.' . it '.< A ?!?.'!ii*ii?ns Tonic. l'ut up in
m's e< t i.ti: injr <>:,( ilo/cn Hollies each, siml 11
sold iiy ii ! o uvjiists j.'i'oc'rs, A < \ A. M. ltiiiiti? I1
L.?'r A i established 177^. No. 15 Heaver
Jslroel, New 7 oik. '
c
*
Standard Preparations. ?
>
Darby* I'rojiliyliictie Fluid.- -tlie greatcs*
disinfect mt, and purifier known to tin* li\iug
ilJiC.
Dr. ! law leys Magnolia Hitters. J
I >r. I law leys Haiti ('lire. I 1
Dr. Hropliils Hain Kill If.
Dr. Hiopliils Liver Medicine.
1 >iendu'tOds 1*i?irli?li Female Itn.i'is
D imi ;n!i!s 1 >is\-ent ;i' \ (Cordial.
! :;kiIii'itls female Kemdator.
KnosKO.
I 110 I rsi all01 ative and blood pnrefyer
now ti (o niciiieal fsoioneo.
NAI <'l<l A. *
i'b-. . is an,i lie*1 .. t' no nice housekeeper V
sbonM u i; iioid, id.low dircctioiim, and we 1
irea enteo n i-d',1 'ton.
These I'leparations are Idr sale \>y
.v. .i. HKATV.
'I'Hii aASTMAM"
'V S A" -r " 1
c:iKS.\t-.sM oiJ/Ktiis
1* an liisliiuiion for Kdiicaling
VCUNU MIlN lor I.USINESS.
Only Actual Business College
ai -.lis South Combining The" 11
rj and Practice.
, wo > esiglied lo. tlx se \\ o do- (|
sl.e to engage in
:t
\ live u<*c,<?s>J ui Husi" !?
1 lOSSfc
' The lies' n ode of Commercial Oollege j
i est i uoi ion ev. ol.ei pi! In I his <?: ail\ oilier
connl i v I 1.1!coin vi-1 ('study coinjirisos
every variety ol nsine.ss niul Fi?
iijimcc lioin icliiil lo hankini;
ojie in io]i?, I y | |.e great.
s\Mem c?|'
Aetna, i nsiness Instruction,
i.ook hcc|ili.j;
ih i ll ii s \?u ions '
methods, I nsiufs*
I- 01 ins. Tim ii s ai.il I <?j.is.
l-iisi ess Willing, ( oi? jres,
v i i . innierciiil Ai itlo
ineiic, i i n.c ' I;11 l.iiw; 1 aili cisl i|>
Sell ien.elilelecting I (MllltiMteil AI o I: v,
..nsiiiCNS >.? _!:11111y I hoiowglily laugh I
A i nil';
A- I MAN |lj
\s' !? business Follege. I
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i i.i. n i i i;\. i-.i;i> . . .or Dohege .Joitr,il
and ]icviiiicii <>l .V. ia [i, address
l&Htvili-t ISaftW,
l)i.e. -d,?]>. iio\ ouii, Atlanta, G:i.
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t., ( it 'ldsl Mil'O, N . ( L
I)U. .1. MILKS HlfNTKU & CO.
Sept. TIO, 1873-<29-Gm.
They Must be Sold.
Intending Jo change our business location
\v?- am now selling oflTour stock of goods
l unusually
low
i>r cash. A large portion of our stock has but
eecntly been received into store, and can be
ought
lVKI.OW COST.
We have on hand i.adics' Shawls, heavy, I
nod and cheap. Dress goods of every variety. I
A'hite Doods, Trimmings, and :i full line of
hints, Ihenehed (Jooda, Fancy CJoods, Iloincpuiis
and I honesties.
t )u?' stock of hoes, KVady.Made clothing,
ind ('loths for (lentlcincn's Wear can't Ik? ex
died in this town.
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Jive us a call, and we are sure you will not
;o away disappointed in prices or quality.
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Oct. M, l875Mt
4, 1874.
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Hitters arc a purely Vegetable
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the medicinal properties of which nc
arc extracted therefrom without the use _
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Our answer is, that they remove
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his health. They are the great en
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Sedative, Counter-irritant Sudoritic, Altera
*Ve, and Anti-Bilious. r
It. II. McI>v).VAI.T> CO..
Druggists ami < t<-n. Airts.. Snn Franc ism. California, f*
nuil cor. of Wa.Hliuif.ton and Charlton Sttt., N. V.
Nuiit by ull Druggist* und Dialers.
Trespass Forbid. r
T WARN AI.r PERSONS NOT TO tresI
pass on the lands known as the former 1 c
reside nee ofP. L. flardetv?said tract consisting
of about 500 acres, and purchased by mo
at Sheriffs Sale on Sales day last Tbe ex- .
tie me penalty of the law will be enforced
apninsl every person tiespassfng on said prom.
ISOS. ,JU//iN It. lilvl TU.N.
Doe. 2187"?It
Dr. Livingston, the Celebrated
African Explo- ~
er, is dead;
Tint t hat is no reason why Imtti
White and HI irk should not. plain*
their gardens and fields with the best
of Seeds.
I hare just receiwf <t supertor Jot *\f ()
tJ?o /'oJ/(uri)if/ s ceds J ram the best y
IF<>usos Jo fJte I,r. S.y
Early York Cabbage w
Large 41 44 i
Extra Collar d J
Imperial Sugar Roct
Early Flat Dutch Turnip
Early Snow Hall 14 (i
Strap Leaf Red-top 44
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SEED POTATOES.
Early Rose,
44 (1 nod rich,
44 Pink Eve;
the above varieties arc tlie best, now
planted.
SOMETHING GOOD TO EAT.
i
I
Kiiio Silver-shirr Onions, Apples,
OrnnQfos, Lemons, &c.. not forfeiting.
Bacon, Pork, Corn, Flour, Molasses
&e.
A NEW SUE ELY
ov
s
DRY GOODS,
7 s'
f
OP b
KVF.KY VARIETY AND QUALITY. tj
Feb 3d-If. M.B. BEATY. !
A GREAT OFFER ! Horace Waters
481 BROADWAY, N. Y.
Will dispose of NEW PIANOS, MELO- w
DKONS and OIUJANS, of six first-class makers,
including Waters', at. very low prices for
oaslt, or part cash, and balance in small
monthly instalments. New 7-octave firstclass
PIANOS, modern improvements, foi
$275 cash. Now ready a CONCERTO PAR- a
LOR ORGAN, the most beautiful style and
perfect tone ever made. Illustrated Cata o
gues mailed. Sheet Music and Music Mcr
chandise Nov. 2d, 3-m.
u /xrinini i?f
n unnioLc: j
I BitflVred with t'ntarrh thirty years, and was
f iireil by a elmple remedy. Will send receipt
postage free, to all afflicted. Rev. T. ,T. H1KAI).
Drawer 17rt, Syracuse, N Y.
VICK'S 8
FLORAL GUIDE 1
For 1874.
20D PAGES; r>00 ENGRAVINGS, and v
COLORED PLATE. Published Quarterly,
at Gents a Year. First No. for 1S74 just
ssuod. A German edition at same price.
Address, .JAMES VICK, Rochester, N. V.
Dec. 2d,?tt.
j W atches! Watclies! Watclies! '
I respectfully announce to the Public, gene n
. rally, that I have commenced business in ()
, ('onw ayl?oro in the line of repairing Watches, t<
(Hocks, Jewelry Ac.; all work wnranted, at n
low prices. Public patronage respectfully sohelled.
Sign of the big watch. ?
GEOHGE T. 1NMAN, *
Jan. 20th, 1874-41. [r
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rofessioual & Business Cards
li.'uv Card.
? KM.i'KN. Ut nsON & KKM.KY.
)
Attorneys & Counsellors at Law,
SVil) practice in all tin* courts of Iloriv, (??
r State or Federal.
Dy One of the firm will be in attemlanco
every term of the court, and such other
nes as business may require.
Qlllci Marion. S. C.
. W. SKI.I.KHS, .1. |i. HUDSON,
,JNO. A. KKIJ.EY.
Oct. '21,
"os. t. walsh,
Attorney at Law and
solicitor in equity,
ill practice in tlw courts of Mai ion, Horry
and (ieorgetonn.
OflUr .11 ( oN W AYHOKO, S. U.
?v 13, lf-70-tf.
1 f. GILLESPIE,
I?
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Will give prompt attention to all business
trusted to his care.
CONWA YHOUO, S. C.
ine, 23s 1S7L
<>. Box, 11 OH. F. A. IIIHHIXH
A. G. HIGGINS & SON,
Commission Meuchants,
as so it ii sTuivirr,
New J York*
TJberttl Advances oto<ft oo 11 Hh of
<ulinff <tf' Vottwi, Ala vol ami
'rain.
Oct. 14, 1813..-if
pOLAlt & HALT,
Commission Merchants,
O UUtlVT CTUVl"!'
'4 IT JWVA1 X Oi ntiAJ fc ,
new york.
Itieral advances made on consignments of
Naval Stores, Cotton, &cv
OrtTers receive Prompt Attention.
'nexceptionabte reforcMice? North nmli
South.
J. R. Tor,ah J. II. IIakt.
of N. ('. wfS. (J
. T. ct J. G. Frost it Co.
Dealer* in riour X .Ileal,
ml Manulavtitii>3? ofl Ready String K&uv
iV ^l{ 5 rron( NI reel,
New Yovlf.
Particular attention j?ai?l to tilling
filers lor tlu: Southern Markets
lay 1^7:1?ly.
. H. KINDMA*. 9. *. IVKRU,
^lN.s.MAN * HOWKLL,
Factors for Naval Stores,
anl)
,F.N F.HAL C03I3I1SSI0N MKKCIKAXTS
No. I AS Kast Hayr
'or hit of Co.utrul \Yhiv\f
ClIAItl.KSTON, S. ('.
S S- K RVYSJKI t,
Coiuiiieskboii A Ma i|>|>i bi^
Merchant,
1 )K AI VI! TV <:i? Aiv TI a v
? # 1 ? v tl ldil J I A a A I ,
ROVISIUXS. FLOl;II AND, SPIRIT
lUURKLS.
<1 < 14 114 V >, K4:
Orders Promptly jtilled Free of L'omnivunri
Feb 18?1 y
piIDS. L. HARRKLSOX,
Commission Merchant,
hipping and Forwarding Agent,
HUM. UllKKK, S. ().
Special attention given to the buying and
dling of Ton Ti.mukh, and oilier produce.
tr?"Oomfurtuhle. Houses, Lois anil Stables,
or teams, trill l>cfurnished to transient Timer
men, without Charge, who entrust their
usiness to me.
T 1'.,. WILLIAMS,
DKM.KKU LI
GENERAL MEUC11ANDIZE,
lANUFACTUKOR OF NAVAL STORES
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
ANI)
FORWARLING'AGENT.
CC7" Sjrceinl attention given to the buying
ml selling of Ton limber.
HULL CHEEK; s. c.
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_ in supporting destitute orphans. We
ant every one who reads this to subscribe.
Address
R.C. OLIVER,
Sup't Carolina Orphan lloine,
SPARTANBURG, S. C.
in. 10th, 1874.
Tlie H'cw KlaNlic Triiw.
An Impoi taut invention. It retains the r"pt
re ni all times, and under the hardest exercise or
nrter severest strain. It is worn with coin*
orl, and if kept, on night and day, effects a peroanant
cure in a few weeks. Sold cheap ami
em by Mail when requested, circulars tree, win n
rdered by let ter sen t tu the Kinetic Truss To ,
lo. et>3 llroadway, Si. T, City, Nobody uses Meal
Spring Trusses ; too paiuful, they slip off too
requently.
Aprilai?t
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