Horry news. (Conwayboro, S.C.) 1869-1877, January 20, 1877, Image 3
LOOAu MATTERS. |
The new <' iu.,,y J uimissioiiers j
melon I ixi I'm .day; were sworn in
by iho Clerk of I'd . I, ami organised
^ by electing lhuiiel M. Heaves Ivujr*
Chairman ami electing THos. W.
Ilealy ^Clerk of the Hoard. Their
next mooting will he held on Monday
the '>')th lost.
liuMK'iDK.? Harry 'l'roy, colored, was
committed to jail ycfterday for i ml; and
killing Ilenry Lewis, colored, at Lewis1 liomc
near Leaves' ferry in (Lis county. The
shooting was done on last Tuesday and
I?cwis died Thursday night. It is said the
difficulty grow out of polities, that Lewis
undertook to bull-doze Troy, The Coroner
wfcl hoU an inquest to-day.
A (Jom PisTor. Nil rr. -Yesterday Xcodhani
\V. (lauso shot a thick nt a distance of
?S."> yards, with a Smith & Wesson pocket pistol.Jfc:
killed i'. .load in its tracks. The hall
pa?sed through the hody of Iho animal* and
lodged In the skin ontlic opposite side.
Dii'in iikuia.?This dn a 1 disease
continues to spread in this county.
Wo hear of new cases in a lew miles
of this place. A lew wcohs ngo we
published a prescription tiiat wo believed,
from its make tip, would euro
if directions were strictly followed.
Wong-tin publish it and urge parents
where they cannot readily get a physician,
to lose no tune in applying
ibis remedy.
1^- l-V (Jul this out <ind nunc it:
Hum buy l'oit Ririmncui a.?The
diphtliei i i licit Wrings the lo?'turo ol a
thousands dent lis t? the iittlo ones ii
assails can ho ruadilv mastered hy
swabbing the back o! the mouth and
throat thus: Take table salt, two
drachms, hi >ck pepper, golden seal,
nitrate of potash, alum, one drachm
each, mix and pulverize, j>nt, into a
toaenp, which hall lill tip with boiling
hot water; stir well and then till up
. with good vinegar. lTse every hall
hour, one, two and four hours as recovery
progresses. The patient may
swallow a small amount eaeli time.
.Apply an ounce each ol spirits of
turpentine, sweet oil and nr.ua ammonia,
mixed, to the throat and to
the breast bono every lour hours,
keeping 11 innel to the part.
Kkv. 1). Iv. Bknnkit. ?A letter from
Rev. I). K Bennett informs us that he
has moved from his home near Little
River, and is now located in Lumberton,
N. C. Mr. B.melt, in his ministerial
calling, has lor several years
lailhlully labored in this county, and
we trust ho will yet lind it in his power,
as we know it is in his heart, to at
least occasionally visit and preach to
his old friends in this section.
In speaking ol the services and usefulness
ol Mr. Bennett the Raleigh
Jiiblical I Recorder says:
One ol the most deserving as well
as one ol the most energetic and use.
lull of the large number ol North Car
olina ministers, has removed to Lmnborlon
sons to ho in the midst ol his
field ol labor for 187V. lie lias left
bis farm ami determined to devote Ins
time wholly to the preaching of the
gospel. Bio. Bennett was severely
wounded during tl e war, and being
unable to work has, hy hard study,
prepared himself to leach all the usual
courses of a first class academy. We
know of no more worthy or useful
brother, and regard it a blessing to
the good citizens of Lumber!on to
have such a minister and teacher in
their midst. Bro B. has written
much for the press r,\ the State, and is
the author ol the "History ol the Cape
Fair Association."
I
To flic Churches of the Capo Fear Asso'
elation.
[biblical Recorder.]
Dcxr Jircathren:
When your minutes arc published
they will be disposed of /as follows;
Those for the churches in Columbus
county, will be left at the store ol Col.
T. S. Memory.
Those for Robeson county will bo
left at the oflice of S. Ifi. YVird, Ksq.
Those of Bladen county will he left
at the store of Capt. W. J. Tolar,
Those ol Brunswick ami New Hanover
counties will be left with Fldcr
A, A. Edward?.
Those o! Marion county, S (X, will
be left at the store ol Mr. Abrnin I'age,
Nichols, S. C.
Those of I lorry county, S. (X, will
be 1 elt a', the store ol J. A. Mayo, Couwayboro,
JS. C.
The above will be Htriel'y adhered
to, except who'c I may have an opportunity
to send by a member or pastor
of a church.
I). IC. Dennett, Scc'y.
A Card.
To all who are snllering from the errors and
indiscretions ot youth, nervous weakness,
eai'\ decay, loss of manhood, Ac., I will send
ateccipe that w'.ll euro you, FIIEK OF
C1IAUC1K. This great remedy was discovered
hy a missionary in South America,
Send a self-addressed envelope to ?he Ilev.
Joseph T. J Nil AN, Station 1), bihlo House
New York.
Nov. IS, Om.
Tiii'i i
E'oi*
]" OITKU THE IIOIIRY NEWS. Pro*
I. mid iiii\1<*ri:it. lor sile. Preference end
ndv Ullages will ho given ii purchaser inUMi- j
bin to continue it< publication in the county.
Other business is my reason for wishing
to sell.
T. W. BI5ATY.
We have received tha January lunnhcr of
I.k.isuijk Horns u handsome mammoth JO
page (OJ eohuns) family paper, filled wit h the
choicest literature?serial and short stories,
sketches, | oetry, wit, humor, Ac., Ac. It is
entertaining, amusing and instructive, and is
one.of the cheapest p ipers?the amount and
quality of matter considered?that we have
seen. The price is $1.20 per year, including
as premium a genuine fine-line steel engraving
called "The Mitherless Bairn," printed
on 22x28 plate paper, whieli the publishers
claim is superior in point of merit and attractiveness
to any premium ever ollerod ' y any
other paper in this country, and is alone
worth the money asked for both.
The publishers, J. P. Patten & Co., 1(52
William st., New York, authorised us to say,
that It; order to introduce the paper in this
vicinity they make a special offer to every one
of our readers to send them the paper?a
"trial trip" of four months, post-paid, commencing
with the .January number?for 25
cents.
( )iir reader]* win. .iv.il 1..1'ii.m
oiler will, we feel ecilaiu, thank us I'jr having
failed their attention to it. 'I he publishers
ot iiicisrt:t<: Horns would like to employ
sonic otio in every place to canvass lor this
pa|?r.
jan '20 it.
1 '.'till uj> subscribers to the Hohky,
Nicv.a can get I.itisuitH Hours,
llirottgli us, at $i jier aniintn, ami wo
assure them they cannot get a heller
monthly for the satno money.
CHRISTMAS NlTEltSTITlOX.
Tlio Danger of lis Ever railing on a
Monday.
[Front liie London Times.]
Christinas day falls on a Monday
this year. It fell on a Monday also in
1805, and on that occasion the following
was uncart he 1 Irom, it was slated,
the* Ilurieian MSS., 2252, lolio 153-4:
lt'( hr'tstmas Day on Monday t?c,
A groat wintei that year you 11 see,
And full c.J winds both loud and shrill;
Hut in sununor true tci tell,
Ilieli winds I tifi i. vli .11 I... .mil wii-Aim
Full of tempests lasting long,
While bullies tlro'.e shall multiply,
Ami great plenty of beasts shall ille.
Tliey that be boinlbat ilay, 1 ween,
Tliey shall be strong each one and keen;
lie snail be found thai stealetb aught;
.Though thou be sick, thou diest not.
The year 1800 was the year of the
Austin-Prussian war, a year ol disastrous
gales and a year ol cattle plague.
Again, in 1871, Christinas Day fell on
a Monday. The twelve months (allowing
that day saw us with cattle
plague in I lie north and storms; hut
as to "battles" we must g > hack a lew
months in 1871 for the capitulation ol
Paris ami the conllict with the Commune.
We have now a Monday
Christmas lor the third time witlun a
dor.cn years.
MABIUEIX
( KANT?DhLKTTKE.?At the residence
of the bride's mother, at Peach Tree, S.
Dec. 27th, 1870, by Kcv. Win. Carson, Mr.
I). JO. Grant to Miss Juliet M. Dehcttre; all
of this county.
On the 10th of November 1870, by Kev.
Joseph W. Kirton, at the reshlen"e of the
bride's father, Mr. M. O. Anderson to Miss
Isadora Allord,
On Thursday evening, IStti inst., by Kev.
handy Wood, Mr. Kobert MeCrackon to Miss
Frances, daughter of Benjamin Cannon; all
of II orry county.
)>i i: i >.
At the residence of K. M. Floyd, on tlie
night of the 2!Hh of Novoinher last, Mrs.
Sarah B. Kirton, in the sixty fifth year of her
ago. For more than forty years of her life
she was a consistent member ol the, Methodist
Church. As a neighbor she was peaceable,kind
and obliging. In the excellences of
her qualities as an affectionate wife; a kind,
loving and gentle mother, she was equaled by
few?surpassed by none. But we trust she's
gone to Jesus, and is blessed.
J low sweet iter slumbers are;
From snivel ing and from sin released?
Klic's free C om every snare.
,J. W. K.
At 1 luck's "lower Mill," on the 2d inst.,
Minnie Ida, infant daughter of \V. W. and
I M. A. Itoyuls,?aged 8 months and 18 days.
HMKKIjT Kttll'OIITI.
Coxwayi.oito, S. C? Jan. 20, 1877
Ci.tl'k TuiiI'K.vi ink?Virgin $2.50?Vellow
dip $2.50 Scrape $1.75.
Timber?In demand, 5 to 10c prft.
1'novisioNH.?Fork 2j,e; llacon, 12Ja 15
Fggs )0al2?c ; l.'oi n 85c. to $l.v>0
No sale of timber lies week,
Litti.k lliVKii, s. C., Jan. 20.
Till I'if \ i'm. ?Virgin $2,50 |i?r bhl of 280
lbs. " Old dip $2.60 "
Corn facts, per Ini?Meal $1.00 pe. .u.
Fear) Hominy $1,251 per bu?Salt $1.50 per
sack?Field Peas $..50 to $1.00?Molasses 85
to 00 cents per gal?llacon sides, 15 to 10J
cents?Flour $7 to 11 perbbl.
CotTNTllY FllODUCK.
Chickens 10 to 20 cents?Kggs 10 12.
Cow hides 7 to 0 cents. Wool 20 cents lb.
, Peanuts$1.25 to $1.50 Ficsh lleef, 0 lo 7
. cents, Mutton 7 to 8 cents.?Cord wcod (pine)
i <s*tt iu1 ..^.. .1
|#vi ullu.
Ckohoktown, ?S. C., Jan. 17
Crude utipein-ue?Virgin $3,00. yellow dip
(3.00, iape $2.00. Corn 75 a 80 cents pr.bu
Rocji liice 75 to $1.00 pe?* bnshel
CiiAfu.KSToN, S. C., Jan. 17.
S,?' ' ? '.i pontine liull cts. Ho.,in $2.20 to
$2.00 Crud??Virgin $2.25; Old dip $2.25.
Scrape. 1.75 els. Cotton, 10 to 188
W'l.v v.ito.v, N C., Jan. 17.
Navai, Stocks.?Crude Tij.pcnMne?Virgin
$0.35, yellow dip $3.35, Hard *2 35.
Spirits turjtonUne, 45o Tar $1.80- Cotion
0 to 12jc
New Yo.-k, Jan. 17.
Money 5 per cent. Cold UJ.
Spirits tu.pontine I47e. I'Osin ?2 50 lo
$2 00 Cotton 12 to 134
Kc^nlnr Commiiiiication*.
c\ The next regular communication of
? /yv^Ilorry lotlge, No. 05 A.*. F.*. M*.'
X/\ will oe licld on Tuesday night Jan.
/ >80ih. 1877
Hv Older of the W. M.
.1. C. COl.UNS, Sccty,
I li iiU J i J
KSfecriirn SjiBrs.
1) V VIKTKK of sundry cxeeutlotis to ini>
) directed and lodged in this ot'ti ??, I
will oiler tui sale before the Court Ilousu in
Conwnyboro. S. C., on llio lirst Monday atid
Tuesday in February next, the following descrilied
property, to wit: Kilty acres of land,
tho estate of A. M. Williams, situated on 1
Ihiok Creek, bounded by lands of J. M. Itul
lor, 1j. M. V. Todil and A. T. I lousen, at the
suit ol Kliza Todd, aud others,
A LSO, a lot of personal property conslstu.
v. 11of nine bead of eat tie, three feather
beds and furniture, one clock, one table, ten
chairs, one spilling wheel, and a lot of pot
ware, the est.ite ol A. M. Williams, at the suit
of KHz i Todd, and others, to be sold at the
risk of former purchaser.
\ LSO, one hundred acres of laud, more
J. V or less, levied on as the estate of Isaac
MetJray, hounded by lauds of K. 1). Kiehardsou,
I. J. 1'arker aud others, ut the suit of
Johnson & tiraut.
ALSO, one yoke ol oxen and cart, and
livo head of sheep, levied on as the estate
ol Willis Cox, ut Hie suit of ,las* E,
Moore and others. Conditions cash.
VLSO, Fifty acres of land, more or less,
levied on as the dower of Iho widow ol |
the late 15. II. Jenkins, as the property of J. II.
I lucks and wile, at the suit of J. E_ Moore
aud others. ;
January 15, lts"7.
A I-SO, Olio hundred and ninety eight
acres of land known as the, old homestead
of John li W ilson, tlcceas id, wheto 8.
J. Wilson now resides, on .Stents Swamp,
)If ill 111if>, I lit' lulStiiiiSmr luMiiu '?!' I I I lii.,..
MXJWUMIIL Hi m.1 v/1 u Ij. iy i(11 11?
Kveivtt Walls ami J. N. l.ec, levied cm as the
propeily of the estate of l>onj. 10. Sessions,
deceased, at the soil of.S. \Y. Shacklofoid and
others. Terms cash.
A. 11. SKIlTKIt, S. II. C.
.January 15, 1S77.
E'itiol Police.
A I.J, pet sons holding claims against the late
_ William Shggft, deceased, or against
his estate, and all persons in anyway indebted
to either, are hereby nolili d that said claims
must he pfsentcd to, and settlements had
with the undersigned, before the first day of
March next, when said estate will he closed,
and a linal discharge, sought for in the l roi
ate Court, by 11 I >hl; 11 AM,
and DAN 1 Kl, MKiliS,
jail Id 4t Administrator.
of South 4'aroliiia.
COUNTY OK llOKKY.
Foreclosure of Mortgage?Agent's .Sale.
Thus. W. Graham lo Ghatcr A- King.?Mortgage
liecoided in Ucgisters ollice, Hook It.,
l'ages 1)8, lib, and l')0.
UNDKlithe above mentioned mortgage
tho undersigned as agent, will sell at.
public auction he fore (lie Court l!ou?o in
Conwayhoro, S. C.. cm Monday the nth clay
of February next, during' legal sale hours,
all the right, title and intercut of the said
Tlios. W. Graham, to wit: A one-half inter
est, iii all mid singular .lt.it certain tract of
lantl, sit uale, lying and being in (lie eounty
and Stale ul'oiosaid, on tiie Atlantic Ocean,
lie.-'- lho village ol Little Liver, and kiuiv. n
as the Kuicli j?!aee, eontaining sixteen hundred
acres more or less, bounded on the South
and Pes I by the Atlantic Ocean, on the Nou
and Ninth-bast, by I,idle itLer, and on ilic
West l?y lands of tlio estate of Nicholas
N Ixon.
Also, all and singular th it certain trad ol
land, in the county and State aforesaid, lying
and being on Waccaniuw Kiver, between
Chelsea Kun and TilleyVj La! e, containing six
hundred and sixty-seven acics inoro or less,
and boocded Jiatt by lands of the Misses
Nixon; South, hy lauds ol llu roughs A: Collins;
North, by Waccainaw Liver. and Went,
by lauds of Mrs, A. K. McNeill.
Also, one turpentine still, with app.irtinauccs
and fixtures, now being on said 'ast
in tned t act.
Terms of s -e, C LSI I. Pin-chaser to pay
for pajHus.
JOS. T. WALSH,
J.?n. 12, 1S70. Agent.
Tiie Male ol'ttoulli Carolina
IIOKllY COUNTY.
vtlai, justick summons.
Action on Note, and Warrant of attachment,
lb Tom. (in.i.Ksuii:, Esq., Trial Justice in
and for said County of said Stale.
to any u aw iii, cons i a 111. k.
("TOMPLAINT having been made, unto me
J by Richard Jordan, that N. W. (Jrady
is justly indebted to him in the sum of loityniuo
dollais and loity-live cents, hy a promissory
note made hy the defendant, dated November
1st, 1M7">, and payable one day alter
dale, with interest t1, con.
These are, thereto.e, to require you to summon
the said defendant to appear before me,
in my office in Conwayboro, on tiie JJOtli day
of February, A. 1). 1?77, at 12 o'clock M.,
to answer to the said complaint, or judgment
will he given against you hy default.
Liven under my hand and seal, at Conway
ooro die jutii (lay 01 uccemner, a. u. i.^fo.
TOM. F. UILIiHSl'IK, [I,.S.J
Trial Justice.
To ilio above named N. W. Grady:
Take notice that the summons In this case,
of which the above is a copy lias been duly
tiled in my ollice on the 3Uth of Gecember,
187(>. TOM F. UlIiLKSITK,
Jan. 3, 1877. Trial Justice,
jan '> td
- ? ^v r- . T . \ Iy i I> > '
1 i'i 1 i isi il ii 1 A U i w ?
C'iflr;ir.t n " .VI :i * T J oril 2 ?i
r I IIK >?U|)|>oKr k of \V;iil'* I l.i i |> on Si ih.?
I re e i! election, a id iili ptrsoii^ who
are ill 4avur of good govormnoid, ate hcichy
o:uncslly requested to rssomblo at Conway-:
boro, on the first Monday in February next,'
lor the puipoke of tendering one aid to tlie I
(Jovoriiar wo Jiavo fairly elect oil, in Ida efforts
to preserve ode Statu from (lie w ret dies, who
are still holding on with their death grip.
L. I). DttYAX,
Chairman Denioeratie Ex. Coin.
January 12. 1877.
Liver.
Stomach.
Blood. |
In a ncgleclod soa-eoaat Plant, a most as
common as <he Dandelion of the in adow, |
Dr. J. M. (liosvonor has found lne n.i .is of a
sure and searching llemedv for Di-m* of the
I.IVKit. STOMACH AND Hl.o >l>.
It seehis to ho Nature's medicine for ailments
?il those organs. Its el", , are the
wonder and delight of all w ho see :!, i.
Dr. Orosvonor has given thh IJ nerly a
name wlii h jvill lie easily reni" i?'i ??d and
Whlch suits if. IIoc ills It
LI V Ell A \ F>.
| ONE HOL I I.K<il l.iveraid ei.es <'oustipat
ion, no maher how had.
ON 15 HOT I'l.K restores a good appetite.
ON E TO j'TVK BOTTLES a < warranted
to cure Liver Complaint,
TWO TO SIX lit) l'TLKK cures the slnbbornest
Dyspepsia.
ONE TO EOUlt BOTTLES r.uo .latin-!
til CO.
TllUEE TO FIVE DOTTSKS cum S'Wi'la.
ONE DOTTLE cures Bllllousnogs?warranted.
ONE TO SIX BOTTLES euro Fever and
i Ague.
ON E DOTTLE cure* nil Mlolches.
ON E MOTTLE euros- Sick llouda lie.
ON E MOTTLE cures llcsthMsticss.
ON E TO TilMEE DO l"iT ES on o General
I Debility.
TWO TO SIX P.OTTIJ'S euro the worst
form of Dlood I i utnois.
ONE MOTTLE euros Indigestion.
ONE DOSE ou.es 1 lentInii'ii.
ONE DOSE cu es .Sour Stomach.
ONE DOT TLE cures Doils, l'ustules and
Dimples,
'I 11 DEE TO SIX DOTTLES euro Enlarged
Spleen.
v?N E DOTTLE cures n Toipid Liver.
ONE TO FIVE MOTTLES euro Dhcumi
tism.
ONE DOTTLE cures Erysipelas.
ONE TO TIIMKE DOTTLES Durify Hie
Dlood.
ONE TO Til DEE DOTTLES euro Female
V lliuents.
ONE TO TIIMEK BOTTLES euro any
kind o| sore ou any part of the. tod v.
The IJvcruid is warranted to perloiui tlicso
cures.
It nets <111eetly upon the Liver and Stomach.
and through thein upon the Dlood. Ills
the host medicine ever introduced In the famDy.
(iKOSVEN'OD'S LIVKIJAU)
Is a Deinedy for the million. It is needed in
every household. Almost everybody is trouhh
d with some kind ol Liver, Stomach or
Flood*disease, wlik li If in* ducted wIM odd
fatallv. The LlvOmld hullds tin and mstnrtas
| Ihrt whole system, and "makes a new man"
I of die siek unci snfU i iuir. Make tbo trial be,j
fore it is too lute. Liveruid will cure) on.
While ii&ing I/.vol il l eat all you want of
! the best \ou can gt;i
CJrosvenor's l.iveruitl is sold by at le.ist. one
resjicetable DruggLt in every town in laii;e
bottles, al one dollar each. Six bottles lor
live dollars.
Discovered ru.d proparo.il by
1)11. .1. M. (illOSVKNOit, 'J2 Park Place,
New York.
pain. | a piTastku
1 IAIN, i Ml AT WILD CX'ltl* I'A IX.
I'AIN. 1>II. ClltOSVHNOIt's Id.1.1 VN KV.MC
PAIN. Po i Pr.A iTKU wilt n>h|1 Ivltly Oil re,
PAIN, remove "elleve nil fenus of i'.iin,
PAIN, from a .,i in the side to tii; woMi
PAIN, kind of Ulienmat ism. it. is the. mil?
PAIN. Plaster in (lie world that will do this.
PAIN. Ask your Druggist for lJellunoP
A IN. i dyiit," or toncl 21 eonls to .J. M.
PAIN I tirosvonor, llox 2d<?7, Now York
PNiN I City, For a full Sample.
The l.i vk hi AO and Pours Pi.Artrk, for
>ale by lilt. K. N OllTt iN, < oin ay hoi o, S. <
jail 1.'. 1 )t
WHAT pays!
1r I'AYft evp"y Manufacturer, Meii'lrini, Me
i htiBio, 1 nvenlor.Farmrr, nr I'rolc ssion il
* in h ii lo k< "p In for incd on nil .no Improve,
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IT PAYS lii? heml of every family to Introduce
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live, one Ihut fosters :i t:i?te for Investigation
I ami promotes thought and rncottingos d s use
Ion among the members#
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Turmi, 3 dollars nnd 2<> c?iiIh it jear t>y mull ineluding
postage. Discount lo Clubs. Sneclnl
Circulars giving ('lub rates sent tree Single
copies mailed on receipt of 10 tents, JM.iy le had
of nil New* Dealer*.
I i In connection with the
rfl TOT^rC! Scii anno Amskicxk, Mc?*.
Me vVu ?Wa Mrs* A Co. are Solicitors
of American and Foreign
Patent*, and hnve th? largest establishment in
h? world. More than fifty thousand ap,?lie.i.
tons have been made lor i a tents through their
tgency.
Patent* are obtained on the best terms, Model*
>f New Inventions nnd Sketches examined and
idvlce free. A special notice ?? made in the
toman* to America* of all lnveutious patented
hroiifh this Agency, wuh the name nnd rest'
mice of the Patentee. Patents are often Sold In
?irt or whole, to |x-rson? attracted to the invenIon
by Mich notice. A Pamphlet, containing
ull directions sent free. The Si en title Amen,
an Deference Itook, it volume boutil In clolh
ud gill, containing the Patent I, >wi, Census of
hn U. 8., and 142 JKhgrut nigs of mechanical
novements. Price 26cents,
Addi i>* lor the l*?p?r, or cotuerning Patents,
1IJNN A CO. 37 P.tik How, New Vork. branch
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dec 2. I
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ri OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE At
LENTEN! EXHIBITION
1 etl.lo l.l.-UT III III 11.It> II .(IK 11 !< .Intuit
s->lil 34 I o.mo ill o .? <1 y. Tin* i? tlic onli an
illimiiIt- tin i t' ttriplMio Injury iiMti'Uhdl. Semi
far I'X'rt i>*rins in Akciiih A?iiii"??, National
1'nblUhluii (.'u, I'uil.tiii Ijniia, l* i , or St. l.oins
Mo.
iror
sous:7:, colds, iioasseites:,
N It AM, 'I'D l?< >AT Dl Mi AN lis,
WELLS1 CfliiKOLSC T ASLETS,
ITT I'l'DM-V l.N IK.ft; llvixi 1
a Tin i:i> and si iti: ki:mi:i>y.
For 8 il toy lirnt'iri-i" iieiior'illy, 4w
JOIlNBloy, 11*11.1.IIWaT & t!o., I'llU llll'lpll. i,
Active Ar.i'iits waul <1 iiistuutl> to intioilucc
the
Centennial Exposition
DES(1 it i l(Kl> ami 11.i.i n :a I I'D,
Nonrly 8 * > p:ij(o?; only M; rich Illustrations:
nii'l a UM.ii.iiri* tii* ti|>* iiri' miiI rhi'uprit History
of t l<i* 111 * > t i x til l?* i *oii . It If " i Mux liniiii'imi'lv
I) n t? I *1; *' i* II i* I 4 )lil fiilir Wi'i'k' Act *| llli'k 11.
No# or never. For InM iinrticiilars, iiikIic ,
It i* a iiho llit oi., I'l'u i . 7- S'.i iiSom Ml., I'u.l 'ila ,
I'a.
rtOOO AvftMiIs W.nilf.l lor (lie StoDHAULEY
DOSS
1 J . * .us .no * * 11 ?in at | | j
v miw mum> utimm niaMsna x jl v gnumb i
Written liy hi* l tiln'1'. A complete account of
tin* most VI ysici Ions A h Imfit ttou :i! <4 lAxcltltiK
Search. Wild t'.io Niuuie no tors itntl llluMrnlinn*.
(I'llncl.c ml o'U r W.iiks (In* Agent
look Morders In ouoilujr. Terms Itiiernl. Aim
Ajru t wtnti'tl on o ir i\l i{iillleent Kninlljr HIhit*.
Wi'li levuluihle I 'ustrntert Aid* ami
Sli |iii r h It I nil I n i?*<
AdiliPH*. Joan K. l'otter It ('oPublishers,
Put lutlolphi i.
J U SUBEB A
'iuiuJa' s the ?? roMvo orst .?i?. thus ptttilyl iig
tllo blood and stI'lkltllf ?t the m il of il |*#,??, It
l? tin* m<' Hivn t'vir no of tin* 111 ui of ilmt ntm*
foiiiul 111 11:- y.il, mitl Is ou?* <t( lit* mo t wonderful
ton i?'s iii11 111 vIkoim tors It no wit, and is imed |n
HihIi regular prwtieo hy the pliystcnuia of lout
mill other nun in- s.
It wi I m ake Hi liver ticfve, assist IllgeslIoii,
purify tint lliooii, restore \ .,<u' 10 tliii dehtli I it
ml, niul is i certain remedy fo' nil disease* o' n
Scrofulous u it tiro mil those trmniK troiu poverty
or wititi "t iPood . TRY IT.
For sale t?v llrueitlsis
VVti ut iie hy (3. N. (Jill1'TKNTHN.
7 sixth Avenue, Now Yoik.
A uriisI )0 - < ,v
SouicUiiia^ Nrw ?A e n t *
IViuilcil.
i>.\ni;\ ruoLirif; FLorii corn.?
.1 _) This ourii t'\<s aiiiy other for bread
ami is best for stock, it lipons six weeks
earlier than any other kiiul, ami grows liont
(I to I J ears nit a stalk.
Tho important points w-j claim for this
new variety of o rn are there: 1. One stalk
of liiis coi n hears from <5 to 1-1 aets; one hill
with two stalks makes fiom 10 In t''i euifl?
producing from one acre of ground about
three or four tunes an many bushels on tho
name soil and with the same culture as the
common corn. 2. The eovn is heavier in
weight, has as large an ear, thinner husk, and
makes corn meal, for family use, sweeter and
more nutritious, and valuable for feeding
stock. tt. That it will grow ami prodine a
profitable, crop on ground where oilier eoflt
will not grow to maturity. -I. It lipens
earlier and is not liable to lie caught by frost.
*?. The grains are large, pure ami white, and
an ordinary yield is from H) to 100 bu.hels
to the acre, on medium land.
A tine quality of I " ir can be made foui
it. When ground u produces a flour analagous
both in appearance am' taste to flour
made from the best white wheat. Even an
epicure would fail to (listiuguirh between I
hreud made Iroili tho two. The Corn shelled |
weighs (M lbs to the bushel?which is ibs
heavier than anv o'lier (piality.
1'ltICES dV .M All. l'OSTI\VU>.
1 Sa:k SI <?0. I 0 .Sacks $|,*?0
0 ? 2 oO. | 10 " 7,00
Each sack contains 1,000 sound grains.
.Sample stinks with the ears oh them will he
sent out lo Age ills. Wi ite for Tlisi IMoNI A.I.S
j with telins lo Agents. Uewarc of swindlers;
no one else lias the genuine seeds in this
Slate except myself. .'some pari.es adveilis
iug this corn and ottering to semi stalks,
when you order of them they wiileyou tliat
their .'stalks are all gone. Item ember Agents
ge? a good coiuuiisunn, and writo for terms
ai once before the agency for your County is
given to some one ciso.
Address, \V. S. TIPTON,
Cleveland, Toim.
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"HOW HE WAS TEMPTED."
A t'uiiliug continued .Story, w.itlon for Tim
Fi.kk I'kkss, by ?'Kl/.oy lley" 'Fanny
Andrew#*), the noted
fccntlicrn writer, will
be a feature
of IS4.7.
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Other* ure JUKI uddeil to the only Complete
Life and Labors of
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one of the most attractive, fascinating, riohlv
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limn,; the only entire and an t lien tic 111 * , the
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I'ifly ji igos?i )) J1111 rj'ioiM, w i: i i l/e.
sci'iptloiis <W Iii uisuiid* i<l | DC bos, r'oWt:
and Yog'-ubles i i die world, and Mm w,.y v.*
grow tlioiu -.ill lor a Two Con' no t y;?
stamp. I'rimed i i Herman and K.i In
Vick'8 Kloi.d (iuidu, <^u uterly, 2 > ?> ? a
year.
Vlek's Flow r and Vegetable y.ndtui, : ?.?
contain panov; in elegant cloth covcm, t\ <jj
A\UI: 'CS8% J A >| S V 11 K,
fto , ,. y.
vickTs Floral CuiUb
a beautiful Qiurt?ily Journal, fuel* illustrated,
and containing dopant colored Flower
l intu with the llrst mnnlier. I'rice oa'.y* 2o
cents for the year. The tii st No. lor '.if; / (
just is tied in Herman and Engi'sh. i.
N ick's Flower ?St Vegetable H.- ?Vn, lu \
paj>er o9 cents; with elegant cloth coveij \
$i.OO.
\ lok's C'.- alotjUC?300 ''lus ration^, only 'i \
vault*. \
Address, JAMES VICK. HocheVor, N Y
VICK'S
Flowor and Vegotabio Gardin
is h? nnisl be. til it* wo kol 'I'O kind in t)in
weld. i contains n \irly ! * <) !w'.V" hundreds
cf lino?!lli ..f! Ions A ..lid six Clnoiua
I'lates ol'' K' >we.s, beautii.niy d..,w i and cot
ored fioni na tiro. lMce 50 eeii'." ia o\eiv;
yd.00 in e'e^ant In It. I'l'iied in Hvniu.tu
and English.
Yick'a Ho ' (luide, ytta,"orlv, 25 cet" *
ycaar.
VlVa'l C .! ? ' * ? :?uo l*Ui ti'alloutt only t
I cuts*
nuurc.**, j.\y . YJCK, Wo be N ^
v lokTS
PLOWEIt and VE3ETABLE S33E3
nio planted by a million people in Aiueu a.
>Se?
VJck's Catalogue?;'.uo illustrations, only 2
cents.
V iek's Floral (.1 ui de, Quarterly, 2o cents a
year.
Y iek's Flower ami Yegetablo Cnrden, G?
cent.s; with elegant cloth covers $1.00.
Addroat, JAM Kb VICK,
HoclicHlcr, N. Y.
Death to Hard Times!
DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES!
WE TAKE PLEASU HE IN A N NOU S
elng to (lie citizens of ilorry Unit w
are now occupying onr coMMjiuous NEW
.vrori-:, wlline we li ive, and tdi.tll keep con ^
stunt ly on band a woll selected stock) *ud *3$
general assortment ol
DRY GOODS, IIATS fAND'OArs, BOOTS
AND SHOES, HARDWARE, POT WAGS 'li
TABLE CUT LA ICY, CROCKERY, DRUGS
AND MEDICINES, AC., AC. 1
Groceries a Gpeciaity.
Wo make tlio (Iro e *y 'rale si speciality
siml ohnll at all l lines have o.i hand a corn
plelo stork.
Wo have now on hand
DUY SABTED BACON 6il)KS,
Dili SAM'KI) BACON' MIOULDEBS
I'oiiK, ki.sii, in :* nut,
LAUD, TEA, COl'l
SUC All, MODAS
ISA BUI', l l.OUU
of sill gradis, frotn tlie best I'auiir* buiiuls tx?
Our advantages of rcevi eg "oc '.3 IVo??
Now York, Boston, J'lular'clplii.i and llau.more,
by vi sscls coming out for lumoer give*
us 11 choice of markets, ami s.t very low
freights, which will cu.ihlo us to *ell oar
I goods at prices that will in *<!i 1 he d -mauds of
(lie limes.
BUCK & BEATS.
Bucksville, S. C? July Jt?, 1~70.
jo'y
\o Charge lot* .Showing
4 \ I | A V n li*V 1 11 I MP "
I ....... n.i 1/ ;i <i i .1 i'< i It f> I IX, E
v v a.id compare prices bolb.e buying
iii, uu oc liKAfy.
Jn'y 20- r
Family Groceries.
I.ViTKA AlJOAlt UUJllCU IIA.M >. UKj
Jl'j 'in Family Flour, (milieu KuUsr,
1 (.iioW-ehoW S'icklus, K iglisli club-sauces, I einulo
Catsups, Armstrong's Family Soap ? ao
by >l. Toilet Soaps, & :. For sale by
iujck ?* n.cvrv.
Nice el oil i slippers? mil able .or old ? e,
?only i ? cents, Ac ll.i.'k <fc lie., ? 3,
Toil vico!?! iue cell ami twist?Fxlra h .?
p'ug ami best brands of Smoking Tobacco?
; i?y Kick Ci Ile.ily.
Storage and Shipping.
Ol it NUW waue-iiou.sk is now
_ completed. Jt in large, secure actt
we.I Toutilatcd. We are now prepared to i*ceive,
atom lor want by boats and Hats oil tlie
I liver, or eliip by vessel or steamer l< avlng
our wharves, all goods, wares or produce entrusted
to lis.
Air charges for ^ o, age, forwarding and
?!,' .uirg, we ipiura.ile* will be satisluc ory lo
the parlies iiiterc.->ied.
LUCK & LIS AT V. J
Lrck-uillc, S. C. ju.v J t-n' %
Money.
i We pay casli J'or old Bounty
Lund Warrants, tliey are seatttired
all over the South; scitil tlipl
l>y registered letter to CILMOir&
?V CO., OS5U r. St., Washlv
i). (!. jHSTOj
o ??.
Pkopi.k's Savings Bank, ii
WAmiNoroN, I). C., Nov. 20,
Knowing Messrs. tlll.MORE &
pleasure in recommending them as 4
and trustworthy admits ami *'>01110.
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