Horry news. (Conwayboro, S.C.) 1869-1877, August 05, 1876, Image 3
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LOCAL MATTERS.
ltcligious Appointments.
Pi'.ksiiytkkian-Kinoston Citron.- -Services
\n ill be bold in said church un 2d and 4lh
Sahhathsiti each month.
llev. .J K. Outilop ,2ml Sahlnlh and Saturday
before in August.
Prayer meeting* oil Wednesday evenings.
Sabbath School 4 o'clock 1*. M
Baptist.?ltogulur appointment of llev. I).
K. Bennett for services in Cunwayborn Academy?4th
Sabbath and Saturday before, in
every Month.
Appointments of llev. J. It. Long, (Bap
list),
Oak (Jrove, Sat. and Sun Aug 12 & Id
lirisselts sta. Monday Aug. 14
Bug Swamp, Tuesday Aug. l->
Cedar Bay, Wednesday Aug, 1<I
Saleiu, Thursday Aug 17
Bull Creek, Sat. & Sun Aug 10 A: 20
Mktiiomst Ciiuuoh?Every Sabbath at
11 o'clock A. M., and 7 P. M?Bev. (J. T.
1 lannan, l'astor.
Prayer meetings every Wednesday 7 o'clock
1*. M.
Sabbath School open at 9 o'clock A M.
M.viuon DlSTKlOT?TllIlU) Quaktek ?
Marion ct, Krlton's Neck June 17, 18 '
Marion sta Juno 21, 25
Utile Hock, St. Paul's July 1, 2
Comvayboro sta Inly 8,1)
Conwayboro ct, Hebron July 15, 10
North Marlboro, Kbenozcr July 22, 20
llcnnettsville ct, llenueltsvillc July 20, JO
South Marlboro August 5, 0
11 uck Swamp, Ebenozer Aug. 12, 10
llucksville, Trinity Aug. 10, 20 j
Waccamaw, llelhel Aug. 20, 27 i
Pee Dee ct Sepl. 2,3
The District Conference will be hold at
Henncltsvillc, conmiciicing on Thursday
morning, July 27, at I) o'clock. The conference
sermon will be preached by llev. J. S.
Kilgo.
W. II. Fl.b.mino, P. E.
Tub complaint i* general of damage
to the crops l>y the present heavy
rains.
"Tkub Inwakdnkss"?A lot of extra
sugar cured hams. Just received per
schr. Ilattio Buck lroin Baltimore,
by Bock. & Bicaty.
J uhou8 fok U. IS. Court.?The following
citizens of this County were
drawn on the 2nd inst. to Hcrvo as
l'otit J more in the United States District
Court, to serve at October term,
viz: James C. Bcnty; James D. NewIon;
Nathan E. Hard wick; II. II. Burroughs.
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The Tug Bull River as she left the
wharf last Saturday morning to go up
the River had the misfortune to wring
oil her shaft, caused by a bolt working
loose. Captain Daggett had to
tako part of the machinery to Wil- I
mington to get it repaired. The boat
looses one trip by this accident.
Rain?Rain ? Rain?And then it
rains again till it looks like tho poor
ducks will be drowmled out. It is
heavy 011 the Jiiver crops and looks
like some people's occupation is gone,
at least for some time.
It may be the moon and stars have
their intluenco 011 the weather, rain
and crops. It is certain that corn iu
the milky way is in a bad-way to make
gUd the farmer's heart.
Family (suockrikb.?If you want
. :? \ir ....1 -- ?
v iiuiv.u ^i uwci irn- m ai i aikthi mm i u*
presented, at low prices, call or send
your orders to Ruck Se Bcaty, who
have received this week, per sclir.
Ilattio Buck from Baltimore, a largo
and varied stock of Groceries.
Kkmoval.?Messrs. Emanuel,Taiuplet
<fc Co. have removed their bakery
supplies to the store of Mr. J. Maraden
Anderson, next door to Mr. J. A.
Mayo.
Mr. Anderson will attend to their
business here, and they intend to keep
him regularly supplied with their
usual stock of Fresh HreaH, Cakes Sec.
from their bakery at Bucksville. They
return their thanks to their ouetomers
and ask a continuance of their patron,
age.
They intend to open at their old
stand, tho "Congdon Store," next
November with a largo and varied
stock whero they will be lmppy to
again moot and serve their old Irieuds.
FIYE HUNDRED FARMS FREE.
A. Farm of your own in the best invest
meat Tor Imrd times. How you can I
secure one for $5.00.
In the li?t of Real Estate to bo disirihuted
by tho Kansas Land and Immigrant
Association, wo notice upwards
of 500 valuable farms, which
will be distributed free to shareholders
on the 25th of August. Such an op*
portunity seldom occurs to teoure a
home for eo small an investment. Secure
a share, and try your chances.
Address S. M. Strickler, Atkintton,
Kanksas. See his letter in another
column*
The Comnion Schools in Ckatlei^
ton.
A Charleston correspondent of the
Columbia Uniou-lTcrald gives tho
following account of the spoils of tho
school fund in Charleston. We guess
tho same remarks will apply generally,
and where the fund ia not directly'
i
T11 IS
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made a j>ri/e 1 t?r plunder it is liiltcie I
a w ay on incompetent U achcrs,
through the management ot deplora
bly more incompetent School Commissioners.
The grand jury has lit into a very
nest of corruption in regard to hands
on the school Intnl. I do not think
I there will ho any convictions. The
ring is small, but it is very complete.
Not a school teacher gets paid the face
I oi the oortilieate, The whole are
forced to sell to some one in
the ring, and tho county treasurer
pays out in half an hour the wlnde
proceeds ol the state and local taxes.
There is more love expressed lor the
school iund by our politicians than beany
other. No one must lay a prolane
hand to reduce the levy for
schools. It is tho hope of our race. No
wonder that they love it.
No kind ot frauds have been so ex
tensive and so hold as upon the school
fund. It. is safe to say that a third ol
the so-called teachers do not render an
equivalent to the amout of one-thenlli
ot the sum received by tliein. The
fund in this county has always been
shamefully robbed, and never more
shamefully than locently. The political
irauds who have been put down as
teachers have depleted it m one place,
while the detestable t.allic in teachers'
pay orders, connived at by the school
and treasury officials, hps disheartened
those teachers who are really capable
and earnest workers. Aluy the grand
jury bag tho rascals, from the highest
to the lowest, is the sincere prayer ol
yours, truly.
Trouble, Trouble, lloil and Hubble.'
Augusta, .1 uly '27.
A negro, at Tied 11 ill, in K tgeliehl
county, S. C., committed a rape on a
lutle white girl seven years of age,
daughter ol Louis Treseott, indicting
fearlul injuries, last Tuesday evening.
A party ot young men t??ok the negro
into iho woods and hung him.
Two negroes stopped .Mr. William
Delph, a merchant ol this eity, < m the
highway, nine miles liom Augusta,
leveled their guns ut him, ami made
him give up his money and watch.
Last night a colored constable at
Hamburg, ti. ()., attempted to arrest
two negroes charged with stealing,
lie caught one, when the other lired
at him. The ball struck the prisoner,
killing him instantly. Tiio murderei
escaped.
A detachment of United Slates
troops, from Aiken, under command ot
Captain 1'aul, arrived at Hamburg
to day. Captain 1'aul says he simply
received an order to proceed to the
village, and he does not know what lain
to do.? Union Ilsruhl.
Several negroes were together in
Campbell C-umty a few days ago,
during a thunder storm, and the qnes
lion as to whether there was a God
conio up for discussion. One ol them,
seconded by a companion, vehuuicnlly
opposed the idea of the existence ol a
God, or any fear of His action or eon
trol. During the conversation a holt
of lightning killed iho two who oportao/l
l tin Kimil iifil . 1............ .....I ?i..
|'uuv\? ?uv ovi i|/viu (U viui;i ( i ilUj it II U Uil I y
slightly injured tiio others.
But the strangest purl is yet to he
told Upon the breast of the chief
spokesman, 1 ho surgeon who examined
the body found these letters.
"G. O. IV in a triangle.
We vouch for the truth of this
strange story.? Lynch bury jYcws.
ANOTHER 1UG FKJIIT WITH
THE INDIANS.
GoneriU Crook Defeated.
WasiiiNUTox, July 20,
A special from Leaven worth, Kansas,
says ? story comes from Sidney,
Nebraska, a recruiting station on the
Union Pacific Railroad, near Cheyenne,
that the Sioux ui tacked Crook's
camp on Goose Creek, killing nearly
300, and the entire command was driven
across the creek.
The story goes that on Wednesday ,
evening A. f. Fray, post sutler a'
Camp Sheridan, arrived at. Sidney, 1
stating that Lime Deer, a friendly
chief, came into Camp Sheridan, thirty
hours' march from the battlefield,
as a courier, stating that Crook had
more men killed than Custer.
Lame Deer says the Indians now
have full sweep in the Northern conntry,
and proposes, after driving the
miners from the Black Hills, sweeping
the agencies and attaekim/ tlm ml
W O
road station*.
DEFEAT OP Til K lfllX ReI'KAMNO
the Bankrupt Lwv.?Tim remonstrances
of the business men of Philadelphia
and New York have killed the
bill repealing the bankrupt lavs' at thin
session. At one time it passed the I
House, and there was danger that it
would go through the Senate. The
New York Journal of Commerce says:
"None of the amendments which were
recommended by commercial bodies
for the improvement o( the law have 1
gained favor at Washington, however.
Tlient suggested changes were aimed
at the provision of more stringent ,
measures for tjie treatment ol dishonest <
debtors, by Qxteiuling the time within I
which rriwtiiHi pn>???cwtionn could be
brought sfwl CffcCutfniiH, salt-*, prefer- '
ec'ia. judgement*, Jt<*M could bo con- (
teamed; also tlis restoration ol the 60 $
ficv cent. cIaurc of the old bankrupt
av/. Congress ban confined its nnxli/icalion?
oi this law to one trilling
amendment of a section concerning I
discharges in bankruptcy, which, wo
v, + Vf*-V
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\m ...
Jiolifil WDUlvL)
believe, was not iiskcl for 111 any J? D* '
l i>>n, :m?t tjues not materially ;i 11" I the
\v?n km^s o| the law either lor bankrupts
ot their creditors."
WA\V or (.'oNKIUKNrK.?Tl ad?? is do?
pressed, and the industries of the whole country
lla^s. Ask tliu cause and you are told it
is duo to u\Vanl ofcoiiHdeme, Ask the few
who have not used Or Tutt's llatr Dye, ami
they say haven confidence in i', I have hpon
so often hum uggcd hy sueh articles." Wo
ask tlunn to read the following testimony
l oin parties of undoubted veracity:
II wvkinsvii.u:, (la., October :h>, 1 S(ii?.
l)r \V. II. I'utt:
Dear Sir:?I consider your Hair Dye a
trlu.?iph. Our barbers pronounce it superior
to all others. Yours truly,
I. A. I llu.MP.soX, Druggcst.
Ni;w Oin.Hans, October 5, |S7n.
Dr. 'I'utt.
Dear Si. :--Yoor llair Dye bids fair to trun
every other dye out of this market.
llesi>eetfully, Joiin Kmuai.i,.
Savanau, Da., Septeinbor 27, 13/1.
Dr. 'I'utt: Dear
Sir:?T^rur llair Dye is the bos I over
used. Yours ttuily, L. O. Mvines,
(21.)
Dangkuoim Ari'i.?:s.?The white
girl whose ulopeiiieiit with a negro
was recently telegraphed from t'liar.
loiti*, N. has returned lo her family,
ami wished to ho legally separated
Iron) her husband. She declares that
he "charmed her" with an apple that
lie had obtained from a witch, and
that alter eating it she had no power
i.o say no when lie asked her to marry
him.
Kvo got into trouble with apples
Irom the same kind ot a tree perhaps.
Adam got the worst ol it then, and
we have no doubt hut tho colored
gentleman ill quest ion above was the
biggest tool of the two.
Union Ilerald.
Letter from Kansas.
.Mir. F.niron:?I have rei'elved numerous
inquiries in regard n> the Distribution advertised
in your paper timing the j.vist few weeks
hy the Kansas Immigrant Association. 'I'o
save lime ami the trouble of answering each
in detail, I desire lo say to all interested, that
the Association is eliai teied by autlio, Jty ol
Ilia .State of Kansas, for the purpose of proniot
ing immigration to I in; Stale, and thai In
I n'.liei auee ol this ol'jeet, proposes to distlibuIe.
by lot, to its patrons, prizes amounting to I
the princely sum of $770,$00. They will have
two drawings. In the Main, or (irand Drawing,
they will award '2,(101 prizes, ranging
from $50 up to $75,000 each. in the Special
Drawing tiny wdl awar?l 100,000 prizes ranging
iVotu $1.00 up to $10,0u0.00 each. The
Special drawing is designed as eoniinissious
I'm Agents and the tickets aro g'yen tree to
those \\ ho make up clubs or purchases two or
nto;e Shares in the Main Diawiug."
The pi ice ol Shares or Tickets in the Main
Drawing is $5.00 each, r or $10.00 lliey will
S''iid tyvo shares in the Main Drawing and one
ii k?'t free in the Sjieeial Drawing. All |? isons
i ivoslmg $10, and mm hi ing liuee chances,
will secure at least on.- iu'I/h -.* i.t?
i . . j w* w?iui v <uu i1u
blanks in llio .special 1 >i aw ing
'1 lie Hoard ot" Managers were selected from
anions the most prominent mei\ of the .State,
ami have Hit; confidence and support ol all
classes of our citi/.ens. They liavu all boon
more or less coneelcd Willi the public alfiirs
of the Stale, and their character and standing
in the community is a snllh ient guaranty that
the distribution will ho fairly and impartially
made. 1 can stale most positively that the
drawing will take place at the time stated?
August 2btin The luinxax Immigrant, giving
full particulars of the Kntorpi iso, its objcel
and purposes, with endorgi meats and
iclcreiiccs to the highest character, and information
regarding the Slate of Kansas, will he
sent lice to all w ho mav desire it.^"
All icmiitaiices lor shares, or tetters of in(juiiy,
addressed to the undeisigued^yill receive
piompl attention.
S. M. ftTIUCKLIlR, feeo'y,
Atkinson, Kansas.
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At Port Ilarrelson, S. (;., of bilious fever,
on 27th of July, l*7d, Satali .M., daughter oi
llieliaid II. and Milium (J. Clark, aged six
years ten months and lb days.
' blessed are the pure in heart: for tlicy
shall xmv<hid."
GC/" "Atlanta* < ity Pevicw," please copy.
liiK'U.sviilt* Marino Ituport.
AliKIVKI)
July 2?Slh. Slmr. 15. Thaclier, Springs; from
(Jeorgefown to .Muster.
jnIi Sclir. flattie McvJ. Huck, \Vooillx?rry;
from Baltimore, with Mcrehaiuliae to Buck ?&
Iteaty, Burroughs ?t Collins, C. Gilhort ami
others20th.
Stinr. Vesta, Lachieotto; from Wavcrly
M ills t<> maslci.
acill. Stmr. B. Thaeher, Springs; to Master.
CI.KA UK l?.
2!)th. Stmr. 11, Timelier, Springs; for
Georgetown.
20th. Sehr. Jennie Bcazly, Harrington; for
Scarsport, Me., with Inniher by W. B Buck
20 th, Mary Cyinbcrnor, Coombs; for
N'ew Bedford, Mass. with lumber by W. B.
Buck.
b 1st. Sehr. City of Chelsa, Norwood, for ,
Thoniaston, Me. with lumber by Win. L.
:*? 1st. Slmr. Ih Timelier, Spiffs; lor '
Georgetown, by Master. ' 1
."1st. Stm?. Vesta, Baehicottc; for Waverly ?
Mills, bv Master
.11 % u 14 irr ic ?:i?o uik .
Coxwayiioko, S. C.,"August -r, lsvii
cfiri>k Tiikpkntink?Virgin $2,50? yellow
dip $1.7 ) to $2,00 Srra|H*, >1.00.
Timber?In demand, 5 to 10c j>i* ft.
Provisions.?l'ork .'2^c; Kacon, 12|a 15
Eggs 10;il-'V'; (Joi n 85e. to $l.o0
No sale of limber this week,
Eitti.k Uivrk, s. (J., August
Tpiu'kntink?Virgin $2,00 per bbl ol 280
bs. " Old dip $1.75 14 44
Corn $1,00 per bu--Me.il $1,20 per bu.
Pearl lloiniuy $1,50 per bu?Malt $1.50 |?er
-aek -Field r.'is $ .50 to $1.00 -Molasses 25 '
o (JO cents per gal?Ibieon sides, 15 to lOj '
:ents?Flour $7 to 11 per bhi. 1
Col'ntiiy PkoIXJOR. 1
Clilrkcna 10 to 20 cents?Eggs 10 12. 1
How bides 7 to 0 cents. Wool 20 cents lb. '
['Canute $1.25 to $1.50 Kiesb IJeef, 0 to 7 >
iMitfi, Mutton 7 to 8cents,?Cord wood (pine) 4
112.00 per cord. ?
(?roitortov?n, S. O., August 2. I
("i ide tuipcnline?Virgin $2.25, yellow dip '
11.75, Mcraiie 80c. Corn 75 a 80 cents pr bu. *
Uougb lilce 75 to $1,00 per bushel
Ch a iii.ksTon, S. C., August 2.
Spii its turpcnllno 20 cU. Itosio $1.05 to
NEWS; ArOiESi
$I..V> (.Yu.le?Vi An "f! .*10; O d dip SI
I'ot >ii, 0 to i j.
Wilmimorun, m c.? au.u i '
Naval v funics,?Crudo Tur^ocluo ? V ugili
$1.00, yellow itip $1.1)0, Hard *1 1H), 1
Spirits lui'|KMitiiK>, 'I'iir $2.25. v. >t- ,
Ion 0( to lOJo |
New Youk, August 2. '
Money 2 |kt ociiI. (fold ill J. .
Spoils turpcntino 30c. Kosin|?l 70 to
I ." *> t 'otton 11 to 12
Copui'liici'tiliip Aolicc.
rpllic UNl).KKSl(iNKI) HAVE THIS 1
1 day entered into .i general copartner |
ship for lIn; carrying on a g"net d Mom handise
a id Ware-I ou.sn storage and shipping ; '.
business at EneksviMc, S. (under the linn
name of Muck A Meaty.
C. l\ IH'f'K.
.1. 1 . MEATY. J
Buoksville, S. July 10th. lelO. ^
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Storage and Shipping. ,
OCR N 12 W WAlMMIOirSK IS NOW
completed. It is large, reemo and
well ventilated. We are now prepared to receive,
store, forward l?y boats and flats on the
River. or ship by vessel or .steamer leaving
our wharves, all goods, wares or produce en- 1
trusted to us. ;
Our charges for storage, forwarding and l
shipping, wo Kuatunto'i i>ill be satisfactory to <
the parties iulcreslod.
BUCK & UK A I V. I
Bucksville, S. C. July 2i)-tf i
i
Death to Hard Times!
DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES!
V1TI2 TAKE 1M.KASUHIC IN ANNOUNYV
eing to the citizens of I lorry that we i
are now oeeupyiug our comm-.>i?ioi:.s NKW
STORK, where we have, ami shall keep constantly
on hand a well selected stork, and
general assortment, of <
DRY GOODS, i I ATS AND CATS, BOOTS
AN I) SHOKS, JIAUnWAKK, I'HT WAlt 12
TARLK Cl'TLAU Y, Clt<)( KKRV, DRUGS
AN1 > MKI>LCINKS, AC., AC.
Groceries a Specialty.
We make the Grocery trade a speciality,
and shall at all liiues have on hand a complete
stock.
We have now on hand
DltV SALTER BACON SIDICS,
DRY SALl'KI) BACON .SIloll LI)KKS,
POIIK, FISH, BUTT Kit,
LAUD, TIC A, CO KK1212,
SUOAlt, MOLASSES,
SV IDT', FlsOWl
. r ..ti i . ... .t. . I.... . . i.. . . -Li
<ii .in gran :s, iroiu 11 it>" oe.-i imuiiv DluinlS In
line.
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Our advantages of receiving good* from
New York, Boston, i'hilai'clpbia and Haitimore,
by \? ssels coming out lor lumber gi'vc? '
ns a clioieo of markets, and at very low
freights, wliieli will enable iis to sell our
goods at prices that will meet the demands of
the limes.
mjck a ijeaty. 2
Bueksville, S. C., July 2U, lS7'k I
Julj 2b-If 1
(inline lor Slionin^
(liooih.
/ 1AI.L ANI) EXAMINE OUK STOCK, i
and compare prices before buvlug. ^
1JUCK & liKATY. I
jnly 20?t f I
Family Groceries.
1T1XTKA SUOAK CURED 11 A.MS. KX_l'J
tra Family Flour, (loshen Butter,
Chow-chow l'icklcs, English club-sauces, To
mato Catsups, Armstrong's Family Soap?The p
best. Toilet Soaps, Jcc. For sale by p
BUCK JSc JSKATY. |
IH'SIIFBS OF COHN, 7*1, |)
OW V " Bales of Hay, For sale by r
BUCK <Hc liKATY. v
jnly 29-tf. s
. I
Ha) on Consignment for '
Sale.
1 OA BAI.ES OF FBI ME EASTERN I
.1 ?} \ J I lay ji:st received |mt Schooner |
Jennie Bea/.ly, will l?o sold low down for
rash BUtK UK AT V. 1
.July 2o, 137<J. July 2'.)
Nice cloth sli|>i?'i s?suitable for obi ladies ?
?only 7f> cents, at Buck ?fe Ilealy's. f(
o
ToI?aoco!?Fine cut and twist?Extra tine
plug and Im?sL brands of Smoking Tobacco? u
by Buck >k Iieaty. ?
Mustang Liniment?Dr. Hanford'a Liver
Invigorator?Brown's Essence of Jamaica
(linger?C'oin|>ound Syrup of the I'hospital? s
for invigorating the system?Essences ami exracts
in great variety for house-keepers. For *
iale by Buck & Bkaty. *
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ECcKiitar fommiitiira I tan*. J'j
F. The noxt regular rommunlcatitNi of w
?^T\^fl<?rry Jaulge, No. f?r> A,*. K.*. M*.* >'
/V A\ will oe held on Tuesday night Aug. <"?
' rF- Nsth, 187<J. T.
By order of tlm \V. M. tr,
15. It. IJKATY Secty,
MriHoci'?(ic TowiiHkip
IVIcctiiiX. ^
i n itj:s\nm<: Tf> thi: cafj, or thk 1
1 Chairman of the County Democratic 11
Kxecu'.ive Connnittcc, for a ('evention of lire ]?
Democrats of Horry County to assemble o]
it Conwayhoro on tlie loth day of August,
icxt. The (itiy.ensof Conway horo Township ;n
ire requested to meet, at the CoortltoHse, at rj(
12 o'cIock M,? on Saturday the ftth day of
\ugus? next, for the |mi|>ose of electing seven ??
Iclcgitles to said County Convention: And j?
ilso for the purpose of electing seven delegates n(
o a County Nominating Convention to meet V),
n Couwaytioio on the first Monday in Sop- j<>
ember next.
.John Ii, Cooper, 1),
Clir,'Township Committee
July 18th 1870,
V
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i o / o,
NluriJl's
1 )V VH.'ICK >1* i:\Kl l ION 'b TO
1 y me deeded and lodged 111 llti trill i
will oiler lor sale before tin- Court House in
lonwayboro, S. on tlio 11:st Monday In
Vngust next, within legal sale bonis, the fob
OW ill described property :
Olio bundled acres ol land more or loss,
oviod on as llie property of I). It. Campbell,
jtuindcd h\ lands of 1 )aniol Frier, Jos. Fowler
uul John Doriuan at the suit ol Jc?sio J.
thuds.
ALSO,
Fifty acres the property ol I>. It. Canipholl,
intituled by North Carolina line and lands of
iiiey Norris and others, at the suit of ssie
I. Kliodes, tlin above discribed track of land
icing residue alter homestead was set olT.
AI St),
Twenty live acres nl land more or less, levied
>n ns the projierty of'.las. M. Hughs. hounded
>v lands of (ieo. C. and \V. II. S|ng1oton<9, at
lie suit of Alirnm Thomas vt ill, Conditions
L'ash, purchaser to pay for Titles.
A. 11. SK11TKH, S. II. C.
HV OIIDKK OF I'KOItATK COlUtT IN 11F,
KKAL KSTATKOK JAMKS HAAfMONt),
SOI.l) FOU PARTITION.
I N riJItsr.Wl'K OF AN OR.J>ICIl OF
I the Probate Judge for llony t. utility, I
will oiler for sah be lore the Court House in
t 'oiiw ay hero, S. (\,on I he lit st Mond.i y in A i
;ust next dining legal sale hours all lira! eerlain
tract nl land lying and being ou Oupwuy
Sw amp and I > rounding < 'reek, emit a in log t wo
hundred acres more or less, and bounded hr
landsofF. W. Ilammond, Calvin .Stricftland
vml Coleman Woiley. 'I'erinsofsale cisli suflieiettL
to pay the cost of the proceedings and
the balance on a credit of twelve mnirt.lks with
interest Iron day ol sale, the puicluwrei' to
;ive bond with good personal senility lor
said balance anil a iiioi tgage ot^tlie promises
wild, purchaser lo pay for all papers.
A. II. .SKIPPER, S. II. C.
July 1 Itli 1^7'd.
OF Fit K UOAUL) COUN l"Y < OMR'S. )
Iloitnv County.
CoNWA VHOHO, $. C., July 1">, 187'b )
The annual meeting of the Hoard of ('oiiuly
Commissioners w ill he on the 1st day ol
September next.
AH petsons having claims against Horry
('ountj will please rentier lliciu properly provimi,
ho an 1'ohoI can audit the same on above
dale.
Hv order of lloard.
J. NY. HOIJ.IDAY,
J. 11. NORMAN, Chairman.
Cloik. July 15.td
OK KICK OF HOARD CO. COMM'KS, }
J loiiuv Coi .vrv.
CoNWA YHOItO, S. .1 illy 24th, IS7<J. \
The alUiuli'Ui ol all Trial Justices and
Constables is called to page Ml:'., Act t>S?2, Scelioii
I, .Se-sion IS7I '7*>. and further, that
the County Commissioners require a .statement
showing i lie amount of lines collected,
or the law will he ligidly enforced.
All llond Overseers arc resulted to make a
report on or hv .September till, of all lines
imposed, and the collection ol siync, and what
disposition was mauo with the several
amounts in their Road Divisions.
A petition from various citizens having
been filial in this oHice, asking lor a public
highway, leading 1'roiu "Zoan Church through
i section of country to Ithclioboth Church,
atwtacj.u' Moore's Mill, thence to intersect the ,
< .aliv
. .u it
is hereby given to all persons interr!^WJ^||
if no weighty objection is made to said road,"
the County Commissioners will proceed to
lay oil' and open said road under provisions
aw, at the expiration of ninety days from
late hereof.
Ry order of Hoard.
J. \V. JIOI.T.II)AY, Clfm.
J. II. NORMAN, CI k II. C. C.
Jftly HI).?'3cc. 1 and 2 (II 1st Sept. and D till
' 1 Oct
PJotico of Failure o? Consideration.
A LI. PKIISOXS ARK WAItXKD
/\ .... t\ ?
a v. ii'ili-'K'g l"1 ?* mutf g?V? uy II1<! i
o Isaac T. Lewis, daf^d April Oil, 187", and
layahle sixty days allot tint \ for Osk lit n>
i < t: i ? Doi.i.AMH. Tho consideration f??r
vlncli the nolo, was given wtw a limit*, which
iiut proven unsound, and iK.tii'O <>f refusal ol
laymcnt of said note is hereby given.
\V. W. I5AKDKK.
July :id, 187rt. _ jui.'y 8?it _
Notice?Fraud*
\ IlOtJT TIIK hru OK MAY, 1ST", 1
cV gave two duo hills to James Love for
illy dollars each. One payahlo tho 1st of
)clolwr, l.s70, and tho oilier on the 2ot.h ol
Jeeembe^, 1878. Tho consideration for |
k'hieh I gave tho notes was a mule that has
iroven (constitution illy) unsound. 1 am
eady to return the mule for my notes, hilt
kill not pay them any other way, as tho eonidoiation
lor which they worn give is a fraud. ?
therefore warn all poisons against trading
or said notes, 1
W. W. IIAKDKK,
June 17, 1870. July 1 it
Trespass Forbid.
A ljL n:usONS AWK WAKX- :
a \. ed against trespassing on
jn.V lands in any manner whatever
dL. ?|>,j*-intg and hunting wild game, j
mi Iiai lying of Stoci with dogs is cHjieciully
n hidilon. .My lands are hd'Uided hy tho lands j
f W. I,. Ihick. Mrs. 8. U. Siu^ton, I). \V. *
tliver. Sr. and I'iiicknev I*. 'I Vftli.l '
Tim lnw will l?; rigidly enforced Jgaitial 1
*e? passers witliout fm liter noti<"e.
I>. \Y. OIJVKIt, Jk.
July Hth, 1870.? 4t.
Tiffcr Itny Tor
ifeft 1700 of land in i
J'JiVa? Jiuck Township, known |
s*^-'?^v5 as '1 Hay, caii bo itftinin
ought at a great bargain.
From 20 to JO rcios of thh laud now under
dlivation j folds a crop of 2"? to 4d bushel* of
nil Lo the sere. Tlie place is now under
ase, but any one purchasing before die lotli j
I' August ? ill lie entitled to the rents which <
ill pay him more than 10 |>cr cent, on his t
ivest ment till Januaiy 1st. at w hich Lir.et lie <
in go Into possession. <
Tito place is equally as productive for cot- j
in as corn. For full particulars apply to ^
TiiO*. \V. IIISATY. i
June 10. j
finable Laudfi lor Male". 1
1 OP ACIIKSOK LANI?,KITUATKD 1
1 f/') near Windy II11.1., binding on
ir .suaniie (H'i'itM, niii?* miles from I.ittlc I s
iver vdla.-je, and commonly known a* tlio
Henry 11 lands.1'
A lar^e portion of those lands are Hit tinted
the h"A<l of I .lit |e Kiver Swamp?Is very (
rh?and susceptible of easy drain ?g?.
To anv person wishing to Invest in unlm* j|
ovod lands, with a view to really largo
olits on advance value for improvements,
> better opportunity can olftr than an instmenl
in these lands now for sale at a vory
w price.
For further partlcu'.a s apply In | e sou, 01
f letter, to
T1IOW. W. 11KATY.
Uonvraybo o, 8. C.,March II, 1STJ.
f
A
UllBAT lHSlWEKY !
I'.v the (iso of which ?very.luu:ily iu i r^M
their Linen that brilliant .]k>1K)i pvealliin
lino laundry work. Saving time und la hiIH
honiHg, mora than it* entire c*wl. 'AVari'int
A?l. for Dobbins'.
DOBBINS. BRO. i CJOJ
3 N. Fourth 3j. f.iilz.
u AS rillCTTV AS A I'lMUlilv.J.\.
will Apply to n?> new ?aii(>i:tiu<"it
Sl'lNG WATS, for I,alias and -Alks- ;il?
AltTIKClAL* of dill.'iont color* ai?A >j uJiit
from 2o cl*. to $>1 |H*r bun h, J.ndi-* as I
Gent* fcuuihoiiu) N E :.'J? .THIS .at i >
apiece.
i:\tiusn cn \M iUA VS, at :)0c 'p-r yar*
SCOTCJI GINGHAMS, a; c oi*s |*r yrxi | v'
'BKST QnAT.lTl' 0>F JH11XTS, 10c!*r yart
Ladles and Mime# KHOF>S <if dilfcrffic \
qualities, particularly yood cloth Buskin#, vwllk
broad soles and low lands, suitable for LaJi'.a
Ullmcil loill 'll-n lluik.l !'.?? - * +*
,,-,uw |?)V\ ' U Vi<4 1**2 ?l^ I/I1HIIH7H ?u TI fiCV
jpair. M. U. JJUATY.
April i? tf 1
For ^jiIc. I
A 1 O WAttiiai, WJUPKXTME trrtu
/ \ . 1 compli'lo, <fxco|)t mm ?uul c$] ^
at a very low price. Address, \ '?
JOHN SONS & Qr.ATT-LKIlAUM, \
mar II. ?Jouw?Yboro, fc>. C. I
HEW ADVERTISEMENTS. \
BPrilTC M elegant Ixll Ohromoe, tl; loe *
HUL.il I 9 for -!. Nnrfdouul (Ihromo lio.,
I'll11., I'a.
A OURIOSITI l,X??rt?aa^,
Clamp. Address liui*?l * (Jo., 77 ISnenui frit. N. V
APCI1TC Wp hi v<> mi |ii'i'?c muew cnmpfttga
HUE. II I O hviok by .i Oollege Pros. X L. fiL
liig pay. 50cis. will iiro ouUll and kih1< territory.
U. U. Treat, I* ib , *<>& Itroadway, N. Jf.
"|i| INI) Heading, P?iiliOilinuoy, Kun tnnttom
1> I Soul Charming, Aletmerlsm, und iUarrlsg
(J uule, showing how either ?i>* may l.isciuate
ami ealn iliejio v<t imil nrtection of any psrncn .hey
choose Inslnully, 4<i<i page* llv mail Oe etc.
IX ii it l Jc Co., E9 S. 71 It St., I'hll i. I'a.n
n AGENTS WANTED FOR THCGBEAT i
Centennial history ?
....... ..uui. """''XjtU
In oik' 'liy. Sen11 (or our eg-. V
lorniK Ad Ire.-* iNatiom.ii. I'uuujt
iN,| (j0 pDlla., i'a., AJolu.nhus d? or St. 3/gLy
%aTa UT cffl Agflilc fortllrs '-set tolling blB "
vifraPl I t LlHP"|,lr)' If itio wurMfl ' ;
11 -contains l i tlHiL". .?f v![! "" 1.' K,?.
golden Pen, Pen-lTM^"*, *>? ?? t VarlW.:^
Meat urn, uud u piece '* vs|'*11 frdwgin .pacAn/r,
with )>uli of l i Slv?^?0.Bufrt'Mis,
post li.ild, J.'ici., "fsui M -Jewelry ,^sy>
/or 01 00, This piuiksyn has oIJ? 'IWllnli#? l-y .'jjgg
the publisher of llorry .New? anTW",,"d tt? repre-^H.'V
sensed?wortb the money WtiaivUfo'*** "f 4r-:;S
to all Agents. Circular- freit. A/Kinlf"1 "?
700 iirouwey, New Yoilc. A aA ??
/HlKM'n NVAPfTt'.l) I ir I'm New II? ffiSs
Work iinr
WESTERN BORDEIl^^B
A t;oinpt?ia ?ml uim.i i iiistory uj A
Pioneer l.ite !??(> I't.k'its AUO. I tr. dhfiilitix
conflict* of Red anil Win e I'iihs. Kxc.tioir Ad
veivturee, Capil vlliae, tn iy<, si-ouii i?, l'iouear
wunimi ami boys, Indian v. ijuulu, (lump
anil Nporta. A book ?n* old unit youn^. KuA
u tl?II page. No comport mi, E tor man* sale*.
A^iiiil? wanted evnry.v mru llliiilr<n>'il circa*
i.irft true J. 1". MoUUitPif A () ). I'l.tlidolplitav
!<\>r
COUGHS, [COL DJ, H0AHSSNBS5,
AN 1> \L\i THREAT
W?LL8' CARBoliC TABLETS,
PUT IJI' UNbl l lii.l t-. Ill/A.-.*.. 9
A TK1121 > AND SI i? E UKVI12I>XFor
mile by DrilXJClstH iftm.*r:v!ly. (ind (W
lollMHTOM, UutluWiV A tin., ITiilutlHpb; v.d'u.
' . J? (
Men are e.vruiu/ i i In >U ? pur vault" ?ulliaC
Ouit OoirNTuy.
AND I IS KKdtJ'JbOKS.
Uampletn Ui Uie tlirlllni* lib Icry-cr, ? ?< evutfai
year* aPo-uf ti?o ureal "F.xhifciilou? -xr.uid tm
description of one inluli i y re?ou roea In we*.un1lure,
commerce, inluei 11 , m uiaf:vclnra?.nsiurat
wonders, curuouilea, etc ml rich y Illustrate!.
A 'Oeniery " lap urn! "Hir I'a-Kjre View" U+a.
Sella inarvcloualy fax. I,cm loora a^ouia vr,iuted
quickly f?<r this nud our maudatd ''Ufl 4C
l.t viu^nU.ne," eo,CO<i already ? M, u'eo unm
lliblw, 'J,ooo illux. 11 11 no equal. For I'ltra
terms wruo to
UlilJJJAiiD AUK ', P u ilUbHm, Philadelphia,
ra.
July 2i
Stale of Soutli Oaroiiiia.
'COUNTV Of JUOIJRY.
IV TICK 'COUICT OK/W??IIATK.
fty Isaac (i. Long l'robate V/'ml^c.
l'o Jumna W. Squires, H*. ij.uniu r. X.q*<ML 9
Kuloy Stjuirn.s, Julio 11. anil 9H
Charles Quires: H
XT"OU AltB IIEKKHY H
I !: MM i ?v < r.i -vi tm ^9
w? iiolihMi at-C'ouwayboro, for llorr Oo i uy. J^Hb
>ii the 17tli day of AugiiHt, A.I). 187 m H
lie a' cause if any yon etui, why the rent < B
"in
rouuly on tUo North sido of bruusyn's bw.ui^H
uid hounding lauds or K. T. Nichols, M1
iquire*, and other*, should not he sol l (BjHHH
iaiMtiou among the heirs at law ot val.l AHH
(iiveii under my hand :iiul
iftli day of June, A. U.
luiidn.'dth year of
aliove
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