Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

LOCAL MATTERS. lleligiotis Appointments. Preao.hin?" in Kingston Coureh on the t liii-tl (thl) Sabbatli and Saturday before in January, by Ucv. II. M. lirearly. IIoxky Union.?The next session of this f, union will comono with the licthlchum Church on Frhlay before the fifth Sabb.ith in L this nionlb. I lev. II. II. Holmes is uppnintc.l " to preach the Introdueto mon, Itov. \V. S Mc.Casklll will preach tlie inisslonaiy sermon, on Sabbath ?lav. UKNltY M. AllDKIiSOX, Clerk. Doc. I -it li 1 Stkwakhs' Mkkti.no?I'kbDkk Cnn-nr. ?The first Stewards' meetln<j, for tlm next onnferoneo your?I'ee-Deo Circuit? will bo held atthe rarsonagc on Saturday before the second Sabbath in January 1^77. Ajmnotnal attendance is requested. A CliNTKNA iii AN < i ,?N L\? SilUOU Hoyd died at the residence ofhis son-in-law, I.eon?rd Stovrns, in this county, on the 3d inst., in the one hundred ami third year ofhis ago. Mr. lloyd was a hale old man, enjov iny |\11) possession of his mental faculties to the last, and up to a slmrt^timo ofhis death retained iiis physical Ibree suflicienl to move about house, and on fine days to stroll around the yard and about the. farm. An Afflioticij F amily. ? A frionrl writes to us irotn (Jreon Sea, on the ] 411) inst., that iroin the tirst of this month uj> to that lime, Mr. Mariidcn Survis had lost four of his children by the fearful disease of diphtheria, and at that writing the fifth and last child of Mr. Sarvis was down with the same disease and not expected to live. Sr.ntK ItonniNG. ? l>r. Norton's drug store and ollioe was broken into on last Thursday night. The entrance was etVeeted by prying open tlie door and breaking oil* the lock hasp. It seems to have been done with an ax. Nothing is missing except a small amount of change left in the till drawer over night. Ih eaktng into stores about ( hrisf mas time has long been a favorite trick about -his place. The same thing was done for Allen Af Baker's store, last Chiistmas. It will he well to keep an eye out for these rascals. ww? wwww ? ? Some time since we published a remedy said to be a specific cure for diphtheria, and wo now give another and advise those who cannot get ? good physician to try it. |{icMi;iiy for Dim i nicima.?The diphtheria liiHt brings tlic torture ot a thousand dentils to the little ones it assails can ho readily mastered by swabbing the hack ut the mouth and throat thus: Take table salt, two drachms, black pepp<r, golden seal, nitrate of potash, alum, one drachm each, mix and pulverize, put into a teacup, which half till up with boiling hot water; stir well and then fill up with good vinegar. Use every hail hour, one, two and four hours as recovery progresses. The patient may swallow a small amount each time. Apply an ounce each of spirits ol turpentine, sweet oil and azua ammonia, mixed, to the throat and to the breast bone every four hours, keeping flannel to the part. A pro mincnt New York physician says that in a thousand cases where this remedy was employed not a single patient was lost. Unearthing Frauds in tuic PkkbiI)Entiai, Elkotion in huh Static.? The Congressional CoininiUee at Columbia seem determined to make thorough work in their investigations into the returns fur t ho election ol Electors for President and N ice President, in this Slate. In their investigations they find that the managers' returns from six precincts in Horry County are either, missing or have been tampered with so as to show fraud. The missing returns are from the following precincts: Con way horo, Dog Bluff, Gallivants Ferry, Little I I liver, Simpsons Creek and Sonant eo. i On last Monday, a deputy eorgeantat-aims arrived in town with authorifrom the committee to take back with him to Columbia such persons, with necessary papers if any could bo had, I ns could testify to the number of votes cast tor each elector at these precincts, as shown by the precinct managers' re turns to the County Board of Canvas - flora, an<] also that could testily that, these returns were given in charge by the Count.y Canvassing Hoard to the messenger to he taken to the Secretary of Slate. Mr (J. I*. Quatilebanin had a statement ot the entire vote, taken by him direct lrom the original returns while in the hands of the County Hoard of Canvassers. Mr. Jos. T. Walsh saw them done up and given in charge to Mr. Ford I). Bryant, who took them on to Columbia and delivered them to the Secretary of State, taking his receipt for the package. These threo gentlemen went on to Columbia last Tuesday to testily before the Committee. {. Oii.Iast Wudnm'day another deputy] sergeant arrived in town with subpoenas tor Messrs. R. T. Lewis and .). If. Perham to go before the Committee. They left on Thursday, Wonder if the State Hoard of Can- i vassera decreed that there was intimi rtiiii m ?'"U 11 1 I * dation in this county? We confess we are a little curious to know what becomes of t his matter. Colored democratic Voters. We have no reason to believe otherwise than that kind feelings and wishi es tor the welfare and prosperity all colored citizens exist on the pari of the while citizens of lforry County, j \ et at the samn tinw? tli??? Uinun lfiml Iv feelings and good will lor colored citizens arc manifest, still there is a 1 much kindlier feeling bv the whites for tiie colored citizens who united and east their votes with them in the late election lor reform and home rule. Indeed so great is that, leeling that the whites look upon it as if they were under obligations.to that class ol our citizens, and are thereloie desirous to | aid and assist them whenever it is i in their pow< r to do so* This is both 1 woilhv and commendable, and while I | we should have animosit*' towards] ! Mono, wo can in various ways assist our Iriunds. This tooling o( tho whites is |>retIy generally known, and wo have recently heard of some colored lladicals who by falscy staling that, they had voted tor Hampton received benefits not itileinied lor them. In order to guard against imposition from this class and that lavors may be rightly bestowed, as well as at tho request ot many citizens, we publish a li.-<t ot thu names of such colored citizens as it ' can he vouched did volo the lkinocraliu ticket. List of cor.onrcn votkks, in IIokky I'orSTV, WHO VOTED III 1-2 DlCMOCIIATH: tkkkt AT TIIK GKNKKAI. F.?.KGTIoN of; IIIK Till OK KoVKMlliiK 1 870. llt'CUS l'UK? 1N< r. Washington Miller, .I tin MeKilhen, .1 oil it Lalhrop, Daniel Floyd, Jack Johnson, iionj. F. Kvaut, Anthony Williams, James Jenkins, George Ha.wltun. CON w A YIIOKO I'll KCI x< rr. Jerry Cmndull, l>onj. Suggs, Wnr Godlrev, Grant Johnson, Mon< ly Alston, I ieiij. Little, diehard Cock ram, Hector Cockram, Green .Lines, Jack Giirganus, Mordiea Stevens, John I Moore, John Hemingway, lVter Weston, Lythel Scott, Thus. Smith, Samuel Y< recti, iiohert Davis, l'iin-k Grissett, M ike Lesau, Harrison Johnson, Stephjell Farinclie, Ll Watson. Geo \V Anderson, 11 oriiv'Ci Anderson, S.iinuel Long, Pinek Ward, Win. Dunkin, <leorge Coekram: a11?i six others whose ijuiir'k hd llhvo hot got. DOG RI.ITKK runnsT. (Irani Battle, I >a nil 1 T Todd, AV i I lis M eColl, \\ illis Tompkins, Bolter I Uogers, Thomas Newton, 1 >ai 1 Tunrit, J, W. Campell, George Cooper, las. U. Cook, W tley Hodge, Isiael : Kiley, .1 L. Dimery, .John J>inim*y, ! David Dimery, .James Dimery, Toney N'ieliols, Moody Ward. ISA V ItollO Cockraui Tompkins, Thomas Avers, Benj. Tompkins, Scipio Anderson, J a nivs U. liamillon, (a'ias Shade.* I Booth) Abija Anderson, Willis Graliain, Alva Gotl", Charles Graham, .John H. Andei'son, Allied Groen, J'rank Gtuhain, Silas Bellamy Kobert l ector, Alex .Johnson, Bellied .Johnson, Gibby Edge, Cain io.l Edge. J'l.OVDM Charles Gore. SIMPSONS CniCKK. ) Uri ah S Bellamy, .John Williams, Allied Graham, Willis Warren, Miles Keed, Henry Stanly, Primus Lamb, i Pinekuey Heed, S. T. Peasant, Sandy Melviu, N. W. Cause. i.rrr/.K Kivicu. Willis Bryan, Samuel Bryan, J*s. ! Bryan, Stephen Sugg*, Owen Bryan, | Pmckney Bellamy. DOGWOOD NKCK. Uriah Yereen, .Jack Hill, Griffin Anderson, Daniel Permenio, Kediek .Johnson, and three others, whose names we have not got. SOCASTKK Nino colored voters at this Precinct, ' but wo arc tvi'bout their names. Will the Democratic committee, or the managers, plcaso furnish us a lint? A Suggestion to the Democratic ('lab-*, [Kor the I lorry X?*w?] At a meeting of the Drown Swamp Democratic Club, held on the lull inst., the subject of retrenchment and reform in thp State and County Administration wan discussed, and it was unanimously resolved that this Club suggest to the other Club*, throughout the county, the ueccsueity of acoulinued united concert of action, and also the propriety of a uniform petition, from thv Clubs and citizens, praying for the reduction of salaries and fees of public officers to tlm lowest : tuiiiimuni consistent with the faithful discharge of the public seuaice, and that all offices that can be dispensed with ho abolished. We further suggest that these suggestions receive the thoughtful alien- | lion of Clubs in their meetings, or; receive force by a County convention as may be deemed best. das. T. Todd, Pres. A. J. Benson, Secy. Jit it i V? EivivLV Nl The Umpire is IVuco. It 1layes is made President or Grant declares himscit dictator would it not l>e well for tho Southern Stales to send a commission to the Court of St. .lames and say to Queen Victoria we are sent hero by the intelligent, property-holding citizens of the Southern States ot what was once the American Republic to ask you to make them your Hubjeets and to take exclusive control of all their governmental aflairs. Kver since the close ol the dis astrous civil war into which our country was plunged *?y the fanaticism ol the North and the hot headed lolly ol the South we have been an oppressed, outraged people. Take us under your protection--wo are your most loyal subjects. Belter this a thousand times than th<? miserable mockery ot jmpnlar goveminent under which the countiy now groans with such cruel augni-h. A hbcnille Afedium. A Curd. To all who are Miltering from (lie errors ami indiscretions ot youth. ueivotiK weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, I w ill send a icceipe that w:ll cure you, FIlKK OF < '11 AlioF. This great remedy was discovered by s missionary in .South America. Send a self-addressed envelope to (lie I'ov. JosKrii T. l.\man*, Station 1), l>ihle Uou.se New York. Nov. is, ton. Tuk Ol iu.si AM> '1*11k Bi'>T,?These ara tlie claims which the publishers of the Ni.w You it Ohskuvkii make for their paper in their prospectus of (tie Jljl;/-jWh volume. And, while liislory hears them out in the f.i:.t, an uudcYiating course in sending out n latgo, fnil, liesh, readable family tier, papei, gives them *t least a right to tlie peon ml. In the great multitude of papers that are published, the <>n i.nvi.it holds its own position, and an enviable position it is. No paper reaches us that, we can recommend more heartily. It is published at $:>.|.) a year, post-paid, and (he premium picture and cbtomo humbugs are left for those who have llnthimr L?.?ti?.i- i <? 1 " ' -r - W..V-, . O. 1. 1 I II11C Lu.i 57 Park How, New Sulk. ?< ? ? mm imjimi ? ? iwwhwm V? V kiiSn. ei'li* ICK^'OU I N, C0NWA.YII0U0, S. Dee. 2.1, IH'jii ClM l'l. T( lU'KN riM: ?Virgin $2.00?Ye low (lip $1.75 to $ K> Sera ["' $1.00. Timber?In demand, 5 to 1 U?* |>r it. I 'icoy isio.N.s.?i'ork J2jc; Damn, 12^*15 lvj'.;s )0al2.\e; ('ori Sue. lu $1.00 No sale ol" timber tliis week. 1,1111.1: Kivki<, S. Dee. 23. Triii'KMixK?\ ircin I,"7fi per l)bl o| 2*0 ll?s. ' Old dip $11.7*? " " ('urn $1.00 per bu?Meal $>1,20 per Int. I'r.trl llomiu) $1,50 per bu?.Sail $1.50 per sack?Field I 'eis $. .50 t o $1 .'id?Molasses Oft to (Id eel,Is per ^al?bacon *-i?11:s, 15 to lOjj cents?Mom t-7 to II |*?rbb|. Coi\ntky Pitoin < F? ('liiekenH 10 to 20 cents?Jiite* 10 12. i'iiw hides 7 to 0 cents. Wool 20 cents lb. 1 'cainilsy1.25 to v1.50 Fresh lleef, i? to 7 cents, Muiion 7 to b cents,?Cord wood (pine) $12.00 per cord. (i 1:01 :<;icrown, S. C\, Dec.2o Crude tui|>eiilinc?\ ir^in $2.75. yellow dip ^2. .50, Si 1 ;<|x! $1.50. ( uin 75 a f-0 ceniS pr.bll Kou^li Dice 75 to $ 1.00 J*-. IjusIicI Ch a u i.i;sion, b. Dec. 20. Spii lis 1111'|k*! 11 i:> ' J<la-18 et>. Knsin $2.20 to $2.00 ( tide?\ i'^in $1.25; Did dip *1.25. be'rajs;. 75 els. Cotton, 10 to 12J Wil.Mix.iroN, X (;., Dec. 20. Kavai, Stoiikb,?( rude Turpcidluo?\"i? jjin $2.00, yellow dij> $2.50, Hard 75. .' pints turpentine, Ode. 'l'ar fcl.fcO- Culloii 0 to I 1Jo .N r;w VottK, Dec, 'JO. .Money *1 1 w. c 4. , 1 to7t .Spirits tuiiKMituic oUc. liobiii *2 55 to $2 by Cotton 10 to 12. ESc^utitr C otixtEAiiiasration*. K The next regular eotnhiuuicatioii o| Ion y Lodge, No. fi.? A.-. K.*. >! .* ill '>e In-Ill on Tuesday uiglil Jan. ' v 2ml. 1877. Uyoidorui the \V. M. K. K. BKATY Secly. B'orrcio* < :: vc oJ Tflortgrtjtyc. Age-ait* SaU\ W. I.. Hellemee to <C T Litchfield?"Recorded in I,ii-ii Hook K. No. 2, pa<<-ss 218 to 22o. UNDLR t lie provision of the Hl>o\e mentioned mortgage, the undersigned as agent will sell at public auction on the tirs? Mod iay in January next, before the Courthouse in Conwa\l>oro, .S. C., during legal sale hour-, the follow ing real ILst&te, to w i : All that certain tract of laud hying ami being in i.ittle iiiver Township, in the county of Horr\ , and situate on ( >dei Creak, wateis o( l.iu le Itiver, containing I wo heudred and foiiy (2do) acres, and known as the re.?iiJe.uc,e of one Sancho llelleioe??. un.l > n.......mi ' - ..vr Uj lands of \V. J. hlauly, Kslcl'T. \V_ Core and T. (J. Dunn. 'I Vruis ol' Halo casli. l'uiolut>cr to pay lor papers. A. H. SKII'PEIi, Agent. December 11th Tiid* Stale ofSotiGii ( aroiiit.i UOJtKY COUNTY. COt' HT OF P ROlt ATE. By Isace t*. Long, Piobato .Judge, To Elizabeth C. .Jones end (?eorg? il. Jones, Catherine C. Jones and Joseph ( . Jones, Susanna Lenin, Kniely Gerald and Everett (So, aid. Orison* iionii, William T. J.cnih and Wilgou t'. I .en is, Greeting: Y'OJJ are hereby summoned and required to apjicar a< the t ouit ol t'lohulc to he holdeu at Connayboro, for the county ot llony, on liie i:.id day ot January, A. D. to shen eauae, it any you can, nliy lit- teal t8UU ul William Cewis, deceased, situate in *aid county, should not be partitioned and divided umun; his heirs at la?v. Given under my hand and *eal thin i 1th da> of ih'ceuiber, in the year of'our hol d, one thousand eight hundred and seventy six, and in the AUlsl year oi Ahum lean independence. ISAAC G. LUNG, i'lgbaie Judge. To the above named Kmily Gerald and KveroLl Get aid: 'fake notice that the summons in this case of which the above is :t copy, together with the petition on which it is issued, has been tiled in tiie olhcc ot the i'robalo Judge lor the county of ilony, ou Lire Win day of Decenther, A. 1). WJO. J OS. T. WAL.SH. dec l'i Ot Attorney lor l'clilioncr. SYYS; mm mmmwmm >- rn/^T^.T* ^ ?a J n|i^ 1 Kiteritt'* ~i~>ritsr.\s r to an out): u or s \i.k. 1 issued by the l'iob?te Judge of Horry County, 1 will offer loi sale before the Courthouse i i Conway horo, S. C., on the first Monday in January next, the teal Kstate of Samuel W . Tiudall, dceeased. Track No. I?.Containing four hundred and lifty live (!.*,.-?) aei??.s, more or le.vr; lying on Utile l'eedee IC i \ ? r, adjoining lauds of Bunnis Cannon, .Silas Beverly and James Cook. Track No. '2?Containing two hundred (2oo) acres, more or less; lying on Lucas bay. and adjoining lands of Cephas (lilbcrt, Mary brown, J. \V. l indall and others?to be sold on the following conditions: t'ash sulkcicnt to pay e< s of [iroce '(tings, and thebalunce ona ?rciiit of six montiis: the our diaaei to give llond with approved persona) seem ity 1??r the credit portion. and inortpnjje of tlie premises gold insecure the same. The pur* liusc.t to pay lor all necessary papers. \J,SO. four hundred acres of land more _ ?>r less; levied mui the pro|KMty of lYter \ aui;ht, Sr., situated near the ?,<'a coast, on 1'iinces Swamp; at the sr.it of Joseph Todd, assignee, and otheis. Condition, cash. | ) Y virtue o| Kxrcnllons to me directed . 1and lodged in this ollice, 1 will olfei for Bale het'oro the Court house in Conw y, horo, S. (*,, on the. tiist Monday in January next, tlie following; d"s<-i i ed prope.lv. to. wit: {Seven (7) aeies of land, and huildlil^s thereon, at Utile Kiver village, known as the former residence of (.'apt. F. I.it htih .1 levied on as tlie propertv of W. 1.. llelleeme at lite btiit of Joseph l'o<id, etal. a h. siviiT'i.i;. .s 11. (;. 1 Vcctnboi, 11th IKi(5. \ I .SO, two humhed ami thirty fou" ain-u J\. of land, situated mi ihtnthcr** I land .r jo iiinc lands ol James \. Hnhctt.* and levied on as tlie propelty of Zach, elly at he suit <t Diehard JordiU. A. 11. SlxllMKK. S. U. C. I)ee. 111li 1^7(5 . 1> V virtue of an execution i*?ned l?y tlie } ISnhate Juilt.e ot 1 lorry County I w ill oiler fv- sale ou Monday tlie li:%! d it of Jan uarr lie it at the Com t house in ('onw ? vboio, one yoke. of oxen and ?'a;t li\e head sheep, levied oil as the est ate of Willis ('ox, to It sold to defitiy tiie expense of setting of homestead foi Kliu J. Cox widow of Willis Cox. deceased. \l.S<>:hv xirtne of an execution tome directed and lodged in this o hi* 1 will off' i foi sale on Tue?. 1. \ the '.M d.v <e JuUMAi V h?'Hi ill*- r<illo'A i!)? dt'fci'l il**J p *l fcUtlal projuMif u> wit: N : ? hoa 1 < *! t1", f h' r+ fea'her lie 5* and furniture, t*n ."si tin^ chaii*, one i?ia wheel on?* clock, oi.c (aide, pot. ware, 1?*\ i*?<1 on as I In* estate of A. M. Williams ;<< the suit oltli/.i Todd, to bo told at iljc resi dt*iioc of Kli/. v Todd, ou Buck Crock. \L.SO; otic hand mill ami two stacks liiddiM in lie sold o't 'I ii'-nl ?y January Jo At ilie it'&idi'iic?i nt 1'liilip Shelly in <inut.cis island* levied on as the properly of Zaoh Shelly, at the mil ol lliehaid Joid.ui conditions cash. A. 11. sKllTKK, S. II. C. J fcccmhcr J?th IS id. rt'oficc (o DclilurKUtid 4'rrilii?t% \1.1, pel-sorts having claims against I.en < ol ;i|.|. (|?>c?'a>"i|, in* hereby untitled to present the same, duly i to Mif mm deihigtied, and all poisons indebted to ?ni t <.? aid, at> hcudiy i 'quired to uiiUe immediate payment to i.M UiY U AN I it'itsi iv J>co. 4. Adiutni.sLatiii. dee W -41 asiti Cn dslur's. \\A, p(?i?nni ha\in ; chum* a mtnM Henry N. Amli'ix hi, doeeated. are linrhr reunited 1<? pi in tlii* frame, duly attested to t he itnderMgned, *nd all pm sons i?i i.*I?t ?1 to mil! Aitdeison are herenv reptiitwd lo make immediate pavuiiMit to AIAUV R. AN DLRNON, A dininistrati ix. Oi ARNOLD II ANDF.U-ON, Adpiinuli at or. I)co. 4, dec 0 41. &<!?$? ol'Sunlli Carolina. COUNTY OK lloiiK*". i"N the roi'iiT or poitn \ rr. By Isaac U. I.org, .Jndgi of IVohatf "\y HURRAS, w. I,. Rivk sn I Henry n \ V Orant. have ma !e pint to iiv to jpaot them Dtler* ot a-lninioittatioii of th* estate and ** 11 ** cl \ being in tlif Stat* aforesaid, ?>f V\ illtain M ( >iIvci v, deceased, lute of the tow n ot Seat spot t, m the Nt.itn vf Maine. '1 lioMi tiiei rloio, *ie to < ite mid admonish all an! singular I lift ki.idi 1 mill cm.tilori of tlii* sail! \N illimi >! <.i 1 vy, deceased, thai l hey be and apjym''.i? f mo iiim, in tho < eitrt ot lioh/tn, to ho held at ConwayImro, on iviimdav, the'Aid day of December instant, at 11 o click in the I renooti, lo show cause, if any l! e\ have, whythe said administration should not. he granted. (4it en ttiole, my hand and at of olfl.e, the 7th J*)' ot"Dctemiiiii, A. l>. D;7 ?. ISAAC LONfh Judge ol I'l ohalM II. GOOD READING ALL K1T0W IT! ALL LIES IT! THE VKTROJT FREE PRESS Mill liriyhter ami llzttcr J\>r i on-s I O i i I Full of Wit.--Humor? i'aihos?Sketch ?Gossip?Fashion? I ncidcnl ?Newt*?Home end Foreign Letters. Von will enjoy it belter than any other newspaper. "HOW HE WAS TENPTEB." A thrilling continued Ntoir, * for The Fhkk I'ki.ss ay "fcl/.oy 11?- Fanny Andrews), the noted Southern writer, vr.b be a feat lire of 18', 7. Weokly, post froc, $2.00 por annum. It, making up your list, start Willi the DK.THOI I 1' liKK i-UK-H. Till l'l 1ST MAST Kit IS At. IC N' T FOB IT. 0 t"> * >4 i O ? O, INEW ADViiUti J.bLVlhlCl L'i. fl KA.Vi'V ? A I* W < 111 ? 11! * * .villi k i in I ' l ?U J i>>?i p.ml. J II. Uoi i ii, rs iM.ui, Ken * * ' > i N . V . I O C ft ft V MONTH * live Men Mlllng our 0 \J U Keller Oopylng llnnk. No pre-* 01 w toi ii-od Sample uiiijf worth t< oo I'ki h. '- ii i i iiiji lor . ii 11 \r, l.i' m A I.K OK .1 K \V hl,RT, On rt< eipi of 6? cent* wo will aetul by in it I port pil<J, nil of i lie following |>ie<r* of jewelry t ir. I p <ir lloltl Pl'Ueil Kim I ?v<e Sleeve Itul, lour, I o.'t OoM front shul tu?1?, 1 oollrtr timl I ri'd'iu ii ring, I loll pint* w ui'li > lrun mul I K-'iii'i ro.?e cor. I ? trf pin Wr niter thi* ic ?i b.trx tin merely lo ill iw (iteutiou to our bv>U II ??, i w<* It * ? e ill Mi lo' A III W I IClloS mill je W< ll V Ml low (> lie.*. Setlil for .i lily I it n llit- li.ond until i i tin ^ 1l I hi* i oul ill il 1i it f* 11 li l ii.* iu?a 11 il fi^'u vof tun pi mi vt .lit i it'i m > lomitiiii l vi t l.lns ot III. il .tti.l ollif r < oilitU'n li will iu !'< in livi'i' ui'livv, uitkjkl |i iilcn, purity i in Uiood, res or# Vijur lo Uio (Intuit i n (nit kutl i? ti'trtiiiu tmiti'ily lor till diifiiMu of it v roiuuiut ii.iiiii* .nut uin ?. ti lling Iroill Jinv?r i v or wuit i ii t mm>4 Tit Y IT. I til' kitIV IIV t>> Hi Itla YV Uo If j.ue n> <!. N. C III 1' r K NT* N, T.Mi A vvuiie, iYii'a V in k An^uii l'i ? 4,v 1?W C0UaII3, COLjJ, H0AB3ENE3&, All) Alili 111 iv ?.\ I lll.-'EA.'MVS, W ? LL 3'CAKu S! U T A3 L 6T 3, i 1 1 i I' ij.l ii I l lldK 4. iiii.1i..1, a tii'iiin \ m> sua?: >< ! :,>! i:dy. Knr 111'i ?> Tti wirei*t uein?r i lif, nml i v\ ,liKsti'ii.i, llm.i ,>? tv .v i'o., t-'liil.iilHphl.i, r.1. Asjrul* Wanted lur lite Mtor? 11H AB.LE '? 1 > OSS J * 1 -14 v -?? .i-i* i.i -*? .-"I fl .itlNMIIM Y </na HUM 1 kmM .^IIVI.JI * * v 1'Vi'^i.iJJ Wnl'mi i'V U11 iuk?r. A com pl?-ti> m omit <M Din iimii Avuerioin A'idiii illnu i?n<4 J xrittnj; t-tn n MTi h I ic Siimii* n tii-rt rtml llln.itrt Hutu l)ii|ii?|ii Ml ot Iter h.ijWi line Agent Umk ,'?i iniiiTs in aim ii'tr Ti'i'iiit 11 iik ml. AtMreift, J oil tv t. I'oiivi A i "o , t'ubllaliara, I'ln ii Ivlplll t. oi f_SKM.IXU IMMKNNKI/Y? THK Centennial Exposition AND I M.I's I'KA I Kf?, op I r <offi plnto, r|< hi? il: n ?t r.'it'l i-il, Ir? .* pri.* ?r<il W . 7 At) | > i M ?, out * ^ ..>? I r * i ? of I hi Hillri1 ItM'orv, gryid Mi it'll ntf*. W'Hiilf r f it I rt'ilhil.*, i lll irilll || l*4< c'l' I II" l.< -t h.HICf lit I m i \ vii I "I i, h'l . m > ? e i y In id V w i u t * till* l*<ll U I.IKMI .tirwult ilp"Olt| Fit If 1 11 IO 11 ,\t?V b>>rt v.'.tulo 1< For lull p:?rtlin'urn ad* it ? -."* ijnii Ulv, Iichv*hu t'rns , 7.11 jin.>'u Si . I'UiliJ* , I'.i. I'AUi'lOW li< nvi Ji-oiovwd hy pr* ii?? In ri VM* l<k 4, II' '1141 I lit 10 U? "ottlc! \l" htj. WHAT PAYS? | T,rA 1 1 'T'ry M-innfi turnr, Mrrchnnt, Mo1 ' h 111'". I li TP III. ii I IV M fi it, or I f O !r snl'.ll 11 ifl j n f< > fc -ip Inform' I on nil llio Improvrv* "Mil- *. ai?to*?rii*n of in-- mo. 11 f .\ Y .* i ii? i end <if if i r f.nntljr it> I n t rod tici> In'i in" i,r "PhdM i iii>w*p.ipnr ihnl i* inMrno llrn, on* l hit I fniirr* a mm* for InrMllfniion, iri'1 priiiif " i hinii h ? -inrt niu o ni Hgrs u * ton i n> * thn tonriihiTK. ' P<E SCiSNTIFlC AMERICAN Will' l> ' l >" In Tit y II lit t - I, ll V*. fill! Ill) 111 II l.i*l Ih'i'M -i> * T* im dm ? linn to .Hi Mli nt IimvoiiiI t h * t id "?rt v "ini r pn hli 11 to i , in (.lot 11 l? III" only I'll'*' pnhlmhrd In I'nlloi Sin**, rlrroti.i ii :d i n ii f o'T ii rr ?, iM* Ii.iiiU'", In?'ti 1 ion* 'tit4 Hiri-mr no* in Hi* Ait* find Sol nn or*. Y.vny nninhrri* profitably illimir.itod anil it* mi *nt? e h i t t ti i- | i i * i ,i nil mo* I I n t i *?\ I ii p infoi in 11 ion pnifntnl a > th* To n'rint, M-oli i iv it 11, .?i (1 rV i* n 11 tl I 'rnj re *9 of ton World-It * ripttonn, * ,tn fv nttinl f.iriri * ring*, of .N,.\vr Invniilio.i*, ITi'W I ni pW-ni* n t?, Arvv I'm- r '! ?, it ml I ni pr , ?f ndimi r m* of nil Kind*; t'orfill r?rit**, Mi'rrlp. * fill ",'f;' *' I n ll * .ill* A frier, hy Prni'ili'iil Wrliert, for f. orlt nt*ri (! I t in pin? r*, in .ill tho lnrluui ni i?, for in i ii t i i''irri|il"tn ripi-rlnrr of N err I n ven lion* nn.f Ill'Wtn i*> nt.iIniiiy a T'*.'kli innor.! not onir of i n? pr i/r< -? of tl>? Indn*> ri.ii Arm Ml our own i mini r?, hut n mo of nil .Nnvt l in.o rnrir? .not ln?*n to,* in m-o nnvurli of I *.!."? .. - IV ? K , ... ... - - . mi si If II i t" Mir.] Ill . I us S nuirio a v t *i - ii lin? ht-Hn ttl? fin iniiDI ot i iHiluttrlul public* Mora f?if ih punt thirty .1 J? ? III* tIt lllll It , 111(1 !? --1- A-iutr ili-i - -1 tlnl p.i(i>.r ilrmtcil to loixl in ?. i.i? , ill*. i.inus, I'lii-ntist r.t .N>w In', mi- J i n t, s ifni'? mi l iiivj immi I'logri'i.', imbimh I i.I i u?* Wuritl Tin* |?r uittc.vl raci-lpta ?r? w?ll -rortli ini tlmnt (lit- *i.n*<riptlou priii- Ami 1 >r I tit- shop ami li'iutu v. iII uavi'm m> 1'lO'-s tlio cost of anusi-rlp tion. tw-r- hnntt, Fannrra, .*i<- -ft hilot, Ihitrlntar*, littrnio ?, Mitr, til i.i an*, h. rril*l?, l<iitim of jv i n.i *, a nil I'm .f l? of hi i Prof bsioh?, w III fin11 -.fct- Mtmriri': A ii.nn i.i itm-fitl to thi-nt it isnmti.i ti.iv?-? /-.Hi i a ? t r i r Family, J.liirarv, tufty, ?KM *. nrl I'llinfli u rto lift -In cri-iy Itoiirtii'K Knoin, I >!i 4 < n I jsflu ol. A ithw volII n ? r'ufi nmn- .1 I II I ' ? I t, I - 7 / . a i?;if ? imn i.irnori mi f u p tf r?i pr-'m-i f?"l fir rtinilii (< flint ivl tm r, i O i in*, .tun lir* and Jii rt n i b n j ?a r hy in .ill in' I'ln IIIIK p-i.sl.int-. O ,<i' i i ti l |i) l/lllll*. ?sjif>. Iill . rlri ill. i? iiitnv t'lnh r i-rn ?r-iit Iii-i- Ming r copit s nun i?-il dii n > t-ipl c-f 10 cnntH, Al i> b( h ii . ol ill NrW* lltalH. I. *- a ^ j_ fn ronnfctlon wtili the I >?' "i -r T '-o f * mkn A* i ?%, ii< ?(?V WW^iL '< *"> * '. *ri' flvxtrlioi.* | ! I A III PI let i\ flint I'OIIIK i I Pltflitf, lllitl h:! fi' till! |11> I * eMltlllMlllIf II I III in*- world. Atiif ii, .ii nil. ilionv.ui.l I linn* ii.i^I* hin r ia?A? lur i II IP ii is Hi rotten i in'11 a*rni f. |*.iif., i ,ivft oli' itn.il <vi ilift h'?t term*, Models of .\ftft ill Vi'llll'1.1* AH 1 fiKOiiUlftS ex I'.llliiril Mid ?.1xire fi<ft A ft\.^iii'. AotUfl |x m i<li> in ihi' .SOIfcM fie AXUi'ill Ol Mil I 111 ftlltlOlit I'.tt ft 11 till tUI'llHi h Ihl* \ ft . 11 .1 i f.lifx lilt* II Mill ft Mild I I'M ? dent i" nf I Ii 1* i If I ft. l'.i tftnlM Mi e o 11 en ft old i r. p.riot w hole, ii> (ift-oii ?. lii-lnlio lue liivcniiou ft Mil II llnll,ft. A i 'Hill (III |e t, COII I Mill III K Imii ilireciioiiH ftftni (, eft 1 n? .> iftimiic Ani' i i cm Uftlii i c H i *. a Miuiini) Itoui it in ciotii n ' ll ? I i I , I Ol. I ft I . Il'e 'I. ft I' Ml ft II l I. I Wf, Oil* II m o I in* U. ft?., Mud l<H # ni<rliving* oi nice ii'inic.il ii.oveaienti> I'l i < - > e..t Ail tii eft lor i i 'a , or coil re rnlng I'MicriiM, >Vi i1 i\ N a (i>. AI I'ki k 1 .w \v, new Y or d. lift lie tl Oitc < "or" I". a 71 n 'm , W .i.-hiu^ion, l>. ('. 2. I Ml. feifAfc Carolina. HORRY COUNTY. IN J'liF. C'Ol'HI (?! PliOilATR. r.y i*sie <7. hong, Frohate Judge. I 1\ HKHK.AS, '1 In is. W. IWly, Ksq., I \V t'leik of the < onrt i)l ( 0111111011 Fleas, f n the Countt ot Horry, hath made suit to me, (under th?'. provisions of the tie tin at sihi 11? ?. of this M*ic |?io\ iding for the * 1 illiulSli tr. ion of Uerciirl e.n atos,) to grant htiu lette.s nt administration of the estate and eilecis I ot James \V iliUms: '1 he.se are therefore to cite anil admonish all, and singular the kiudied and creditors of the said J tines ?Vidiams. deceased, that they he, and ippear befne me, in the (.'unit ol I'looate, t>? he he,id at. t onwayhoro, on Monday, 1st day of January, Fs, J, after puhliea. tion hereof, at 11 o'clock in the tore noon, to show cause; if any they have, why the said administration should not he granted. (.iven under my hand, this nisi day of Nov. A, I). 1^70. lb A AC? G. LONG, J. P. 11. 0. uov 2o Id. <..'?..w?-H<.. , .1, II._1HWP>? V-? '? (> -V..* H> r.Vvi:V::.t:i Prico (htalogio. Filly | .t,;'1- b?H> ll:n*li alions, w 'i |;? g('l'i|)til)||!l <>l ll|i)UlUlil|g til I llO li<*kl r Ifffl I ami V'i'^0l:ibli'5 in the world, and tlio w .y to hiow tlifiu ill Inr a Two IV:il p m i';? stamp. I'linliitl i i Herman an I ivi;.i?'i. Villi's Floral Ouidu, IJnai ti'i I t, : > eon s a year. VleW's Flower and Vegetable Harden, .*>1 rents in papou lu ole^anl rlo ti i'0"iv Ma) >. Address JAMlvJ VII K, Uocbosler, N. f. Vick's ^'ioral CuiH? a beautiful Q iii loily Journal, Surly illustr.t led, and containing elegant color* I Mower I'Ij'u wuh 1110 tn >1 number. I'ricn only '! ? cents for tbo year. Tlio lirsl No. for 1^77 jusi issued in tiuuianand English. N ick's Mow or iV. Vegetable (dardeu, I t |iujx?i i'J cents; willi elegant cloth corar* T1.00. \ irk s Catalogue?:fc)0 Illustrations, onl;. 2 CCIllS. Address, JAMIW VIUK, Rochester, N Y VICE'S Ftowor and Vogatablo Chrdoii istho most beautiful work oi tlio kiml in tks world. It contains nearly lot) pug,-* bui ilrcda of linn illnst;alio i .4 and -it < Inottvi 1'late* of Mowers, beautifully drawn unu cm ou-d iroui nature. I Vice ">(! rent s in t vei f 1.00 in elegant cloth. Pi luted in liuruiatt and English. N'irk's Mural CiuiiJ', (Quarterly, 25 cents it ycaar. v ;..i - i ' . . n. a ? .umoH<ic~<)V'j iiiuslrntions, only t COIlttt' Address, JAMKS YH'K, Rochester, N Y.. v i c 3"k>*s | FLOWER and VEGETABLE SEEDS am planted Viy j million people in Anton CM. NoO Vmk'b Catalogue?!J00 Illustrations, only ? rents. Yiek's Floral (?Bide, (^u.utoily, '2."> cents *. year. Nick's Flower and Vegetable Oai'den, f>0 cents; with elegant cloth cove s #1.00. Address, J AM KM VICK, Unci tester, N. V. Uoath to Hard Times! DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES! \ \ 7" K TAFCF. PI.ISAST'KE IN AXNOU X VV rhiE llio elli/ens of Horry lliut w oe now occupying our CuMM Jlilol'S NKVV M rom;, where we h iv?, and shall keep constantly nil hand 11 well selected stock, and genera I assoi I uient ol HKY UUODS, 1IATMJAX I) CAfH, HOOT,* AND hllOES, 11 Alt I)\Y AUK, >f ()T YV AttlC lAMI.K ( i; I I, A K Y , CKO< k'l.KV, DUl/CR A.N I> iMLDJClN KS, AC., AO. Groceries a {Specialty.. We make the Wto fry trade a speciality and shall at all time* have on lian I n coin jilete Stock. vv.. i. .... - < 1 , , x, ..?> ? nil >T Oil II.WHI DKT >SAFjTKD BACON SIDES, " i)u? sAi,m> is a* o\ suour.nos J'OKK, FISH, BUTTKK, liAltl), TEA, COFFKW, MIJOAW, Mo I.A.SSKS. SYIUJF, FI,OCli of nil gradis, from the best umily blinds f* J tine. i Our * Ivnittngnn of receiving goods fro? .Noir VoiU, Boston, I'hii.K'oliiliia run I ibUlimoio, By v< sscl.s coming out for Itint:><*? give* us h rlioieo of mnU'i.i. <?>> i 1 - - >| i y n; heights, which will enable us to t?r*ll our good iiil prices that will iiif. i (,hu demands (Ik! limes, BUCK vt UK AT Y. Huoksvllle, S. C? July d!i, J h p;, july 2l)-tf jiio Charge I'oi* Showing 0*o?HI*. / 1ALli AN'!) EXAMINE OUR STOCK V J and compare prices before hiivhig. lilJCK ?fc 131. A TV. July 20-tf Family Groceries. T O X'I'HA MJOAIl < I BED liAMS. EXI A Ira Family Flour, Goshen Duller, 1 how-ehow I'iekios, English club-sauces, Tomato ( at sups, Armstrong's Fumily .Soap?Ths lit rr. J odd .Noaps, &c. For solo by MICK A- MEATY. Nice cloth filij?[tors?suitable Cor old lad it* ?only 7ft cuts, at Muck A Meaty's. I on \< < o!?Fi 1" cut 11I twist-?Extra tirid plug and host brands of .Smoking Tobacco? J by 1; ok A. Meaty. (Horagc and Shipping. ' /f \UR NEW WAKE HOUSE IS NOvV j v / completed. It is largo, secure sal I wc.l ventilated. We a < now prepared to reci^ive, store, forward by boats and Mats 01 tin Kivci. or sliip by veasd or steamer leaving our wharves, all goods, wares or produce enI IruSled lo lis. tin chaises for storage, forwarding ng4 shipping, wo guarantee will bo salislacloiy u the parlies interested. MUCK A- BKATY j Mueksvllle, S. lulv 2.1-if I.'ill- Immense Discoveries by STANI.Ki' mi t o?l? r? Are inst added to the only complete Life and Labors oi LIVINGSTONE. Thl? *U Kihipi of lit.) century, and this b >>< ts mm 01 ilte most attractive, f tsolnatinc, rirulv 111 u?i 11 | i a j lantruoil ve volumes ever i < a t I( 111?; me only entire and authentic lli'e, tw million-1 nth i- aor tor it, ami wide-awak? a ,e 11 H.e w.iiited quickly. For proof ami t?rm< at, >11 14 r It D A Kl) IlIlUS., P uDlulivrs, 7VI Stotom lit., I'liila. dec i t Notice to ( I'cditorii and *Ucl>torM. VJ.L PEIiSONS Laving claims ajivi a Thomas \V. Gore, ubcea&h), ar? b il* y J ' null Hod to proMiit the s.nno, duly alios*, d t? Jos. r. Walsh, Ks-j., at Uonwaybore. a. I 1 Iss*ihoiih indi'.lHtuI i<? said deceased, arc lit y r?*q ni red to iimkti pay moot of their Indjb itliens either to s.tid VValsh, or io Mr. J fx, i; own,at Utile Ktver, fnouf duly a uii.a i/cd l<> receipt in iuy name. W. I, GGUE. ^H| AdnTr oftho liataleot Tlioa. W.Umv 41

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Horry news. (Conwayboro, S.C.) 1869-1877, December 23, 1876, Image 3