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m __"local matters! Religious Appointments. First Round ok, Methodist, Quatitbul.r Micktinus in Hontiv.?U.mwayboro circuit, At Hebron church, March 17th and 1Mb. A ^J^eamaa^aml Utile River el, at Soeastee 9 J4 atkI "J'i(11. pOisvnirT Conkkhence Rev. II. flavor, l*. R., announces that the Mar^dtfuricl Conference will be held April W: llishop Wigbtman is expected to pre I)AT of SricciAi. Fit ay eh.?The Waco* maw (babtist) Association at its last meeting held At l'leasanl Meadow/ church, Nov. 17 ami lSlh, adopted and recommended to the observance of the churches in this association the following revolution: lieaoltcd and liccommendtd, That each church in the jurisdiction of the Waccumaw /? Association do meet at their respective bouses of worship on Wednesday, the 14 day ol February, A. I). 1877, in older to make special prayer to Almighty God in behalf of honesty and reform in our Government, that the enacting and executing of Uwh maybe honest and with a desire to promote the dimity, freedom ami prosperity of the Ameticati people, ami to eueou.ayo iuteld^euee, morality and Christianity. L). N. Goiik, Moderator. E. MxauKs^Clerl^ Nhw Guod*-Ai Mayu'a old aland. Tight* wore very (aehiouablo lata Holiday. Go to Mayo'* old ataud, for new and cheap good*. l . jj To get light quick.?hoi row the whiakey.; Htixit Book*. ? 4 and 6 quire*, heavy paper, unliable lor Day-Books or Journals, will he sold very cheap. M. B. HHAT*. Govbkxou li AMt'toM. ? O ill at the tore oi M. li. lieaty and nee, Mesern Walker, Evan* & Cogswell'*, li to like portrait of Gov. Hampton. Starkd.?Captain John Anderson, colored, was Severaly tabbed in I he breast by some one in a drunken crowd on last Monday night. To keep from paying Kevenite license*? loan your whiskey aud take the mousy lor it. J,C- Collin* has opened a nice assortment of Nuw Goods, which he is offering at remarkably low price*. Call and ace. Br.TtsAVKii.?Tin* |M?ti r of Hans-inc; Knek circuit, W. H. Kirton, and wile, lost a dear ohild. *?f ilinhthrriA Jan. ?0. The Lord eive his smitten onee to say without niurtmtiin^, "The l*ml pave and the I an d ball) taken away. *? Chritliun Ae iyUbor. Mr. and Mrs Kirton arc both natives of this county, and Lava many sympathising frieuds here. Thc Dmvil Tumnko Iakhk?After over a year'e reepitv, peart* ami rpiiet, the Devil ?t?t oat of the whiskey barrel la#L Monday ami aiNot*t the crowd hip and thi^h. Conaideritig tln re i* do licenced liquor aliop in the plaou it waa aston'tehin^ to are ao many tlruuk? en men on the at reel*. We dou\ know whin w? have at-eu the like. Oh it w? a gloriou* ?lav ? for the Devil and hia Arch-angel*! No doubt ho patted the man oil the ehoalder who let him oat and at once voted linn a lieutenancy in hie army. We wonder if the law ie a utipecter of persons? Or ie the law too weak to protect the people, and vindicate itsell againal evasive enhtrefuGpa? * ' i I1IBI V ClfUV *AU I ill'll'l IIIP1 k - The Hamilton Rptdator (Soutu Australia) publishes the detail* of the "Great head" cure for diphtheria. The diseaso is declared by Mr. Greathead to l>e of hydrated growth, and that germs of it, floating about in cor tain atmospheres, were inhaled by human beings. The remedy in, "for a grown person, four drops of sulphuric acid diluted in three quarter* of a tumbler of water; with a smaller dose for a child." Ttfis remedy has bean tried in one very severe case in this county, and the relief was almost instantnniou*. Mrs. M. I). Graham'* young daughter aged about 13, had been sick with the disease over a week, and hope and life had nearly ebbed out; Jlor foui days she had taken no nourishment; the remedy was given, and in thret day* she was up and about. The doge in this cast was two drops ihreo time* s day. Or runr.io Impohtance.?In our adver tiaing columns to day are set forth tire broat claims ami purposes oi a new kind of fainilj medicine called Dr. Orosvenor's I.iveraid At the suggestion of tire Doctor we cheerfullj direct the special attention of our readers t< the advertisement. Every man, woman kiu child with a Liver or Stomach out of ordei will be iutercated !u a remedy ll?t promise/ o nauch aid costs so Utile. THE I ?WIS*"? ? ????????? \vaccamaw Aksoci ai'ion. ? Wo return our thanks to Air. Henry M. Anderson lor a copy oi tint minutes of the proceedings of the Wuccamaw Association of' tho Missionary Baptist church, at its second annual, stssiott held at Pleasant Meadow church in i Novernher last. Tito report is full of interesting honio news. Fifteen of the churches, composing tho association, are in t his county. There are eight other Bap tist churches in this county that helong to the Cape fear association, that will probably join the Wacoamaw i association. Twelve of the ministers j live in this comity. Tin re arc twenty six churches in the association and I a total ot 149:1 members, exclusive of | tour churches the membership of i which :.s not reported. The next session of tne association j will In? held with Spiingtield church, : in this county, c.oiniuein-iiig on Thurs? j day before the third Sabbath in No? j vcu.ber nexi. Rev. A. M. Nobles to ! iti't'iicli llw 1111 r<nl ii i*i i w v KiM'iiiiin ami ltcv. 1). N Gore the missionary sermon on Sunday. A Fai.sk and .Malicious Ukpout.? 1 A repot t ha* been circulated that Mr. William II. Long, a chiaeii of Simpson Creek neighborhood, had driven T. C. Dunn a certificate under oath that he (Dunn) had received 32 votes, for iho office of Comptroller General, at Simpson Creek poll in the late election, Mr. Long writes to us that there is not a shadow of truth ' in fact lor the least foundation to the I story. He says that Dunn came to his house Monday night, and stayed mII night with him; that Dunn had no conversation about matter# at Columbia, hut said that having some leisure time lie had come to Horry to see why his name was scratched at Simpson Creek and Dogwood Neck. To this Mr .oiiir r.Milwii I li lt hi* it-oii'.ii Iijvh I * * 1 * I to ask tin* Republicans, that lie (Long) knew ol but two who voted (or him at Simpson Creek, and that wii all the vole* he got there. Mad 1)i?i?m been aw anxious to And the former who altered the return* f'rotr. Simpson (Veck and Dogwood Neck. wltilv they were ill the office ot Secretary ot Si ale, as he pretexted he wax to learn why hi* name waaaeratched at those two poll a, he could have succeeded without moving out ot hie track* "Wai>k Hampton, Govkkhor ok South Carolina," is the subject of an exquisite nearly lite sire engraving, : just published (and now ready) by our eiilorpiising liiendn, Walker, Kvaus *fc Cogswell, Charleston, S. C. We con gr.iiuUte these gentlemen on the giand hhc(!*'hs they have made of so noble h subject. As a work ot art it stand* nnitvallcd, but still iia chief merit lay* in it* living a lifelike p<*r trait It i* the liret product, on so large a scale, of a new and secret protress based on photography, having the ad vain age ot great truth/nines*. A* the photograph has superseded the oil painting, because ol its exact reproduction of the subject, ho ibis process is bound to take the place ot steel engraving, or any method which ilencud* noon artistic. Concent ion and execution tor results? we mean tor the production ot portrait*. What 'the people want in a portrait in truth 1 ?they do not witdi the artist's conception of a in in, hot the face and leal ore* ol the mail an he in ? and hy no incHMK can this grand result be better attained than hy the meam* ot photography, and thin new process based thereon. Hut while these great advantages are aeon red, it adinitH ot i the embcllineiueiit ot ari, ami a portrait is produced possessing all the truthfulness ot a photograph, with the artistic ? fleet ol llie steel engraving. The publishers have been extremely fortunate in their election of the mode by which they give to all admirer* of the great statesman the noble, generous, manly feu tares, 1 which speak so plainly the gteat mind, k elevated feeling, and generous heart i of Wade Hampton. Those who worked for the grand caufct. "Hampton and Home Utile." who have paid taxes to the governhi o ra ? i\f tltuir r'linicp nill niiiv iilicu v...... ^ J ? this picture at their tire?*i?l*?, a? tlu-y , have placed its subject in their heart*. , It must become one ol the "Penates" I of South Carolina, Those who sympathized with this gallant little Statu in the struggle ; against such tremendous odds, will he j pleased to have this portrait in their , homes- a glorious memento of a peaceful, noble effort of a libertydov' ing people to redeem themselves from oppression and misrule. It will he sold by subscription only, at $2 per copy. I Agents wau'ed to canvass every ' city and town in the Imd. To those who cannot he reached hy r agents, the publisher* will supply > copies pur mail, ou the receipt ol the 1 price. r We trust that this thoroughly i - Southern enterprise will receive the encouragement it deserves. V *+ IGIiliY AYEEKJL . JL9 - . 1 . i . ..! Household and Farm. (For the Horry News.] Mil. Eimtoh:?-I desire to rive to the readers ot the Nkw?, mine reeeipee that every household should he in posession t?f; they are worth the subecription of your paper. 1. Knoeipe for hurna or scalds.? Raw linseed oil applied to the burn, wrapping the part burned with old | Iinilt or other soil cloth, wet with the oil. 2. Kerosene oil is one of the best remedies lov neuralgia. Try it ami be coiin iueed. 3 To prevent corn from over shoot ing, leave one or (wool the first suckers, according to the strength ot the land. Where the land is strong there will be one oi two ears of corn upon each siieker, same as parent stalk ? this 1 know to be so from proof by ?xpri ienee. 4. For frosted feet. Rathe the part trosled with linseed oil?rubbing well before warm fire, ll excels all other remedies. In calculating the number of ({ranges in the States and Territories in U'ole Sam's dominion, there are 24.(i ranges, with a membership ot j 050,502 members, hn?I the number is increasing. The spiiit ?>1 the order is bruin confirmed in its members. J. 1). N. (Communicated. ] The Sabhath School Institution in now justly rented I'd an being a power in the land; the first religious iuclina. lion ol the youthful mind, apart from maternal influence, in effected by this agency; each of the evangelical de? nominal ion* of christians, seeing it* reasonableness and potency have seized upon it as an appropriate vehicle for guiding the un tutored youth t'ul mind in the path of rectitude ami right. So much to do with shaping the course, and guiding the minds ot the rising generation claims, justly, the serious consideration ot our wisest nteli; the I bought less misanthropist may pans I he Sahhalh Sellout lightly by, ami regard it as a matter ol secondary import, hut the truly wins should, and does, aid and approve it as vi"ally concerned with our nations luturo greatness. 1). Iv. B. Tbe Voice of ;( o r/ in Support of fisrcrner Hampton am! l.rgal (*0Tmeit. to a call by the County Chairman, a largely HtlcnJcil meeting ol the citizen* ot the county, was held in tlx* Court llotifte at thin plare, on Moini^y, f>t!i Mint. The meeting wa? org anized by calling lion. J. R. Cooper to th? chair, Mini refj'iettting l)r. A. II. J, (*:ilhraith to act a* secretary. A motion wa* then made by Mr. J.i*. T. Walftll, that, l' 11 chair appoint a cotiioiii lee of ?o k per. noil* to draft and present resolutions suitable for the consideration <>1 the meeting; whereupon, the following gentlemen acre appoinied, viz: Mt nsra. J oft. T. Walsh, II. K. Doyle, Jeremiah Smith, J. \V. Mi-lu?e, T. F. Cillespio ami R. (t. W. (irisntelt. Alter a abort absence, lh:s committee reported the hallowing preamhle ninl resolution*, which were unanimously ad opttfil: uri... - -Tt i ;- j -r >? iM-iritf, Hi?cr a i<"ig |ttari<i<i m ansrchy, im-rule and it-rriI?1 y burdensome taxation, the property rt- ot South Carolina, 11m.v? it lasi nucce?"le i, liy ading on true principles, in uainiug a victory at the ballot Imx, in the last election, and in certainly electing the whole Democratic State ticket, and Whereas, every (/Tort has been and in still being made by our defea ted enemies, to hold on to the State Government and to deprive ua of (In: the Iriut* ot our victory. Be it therelore motived, 1st. That we the people of Horry County, will not submit to being chested out of our rights, and by all means in our power, we will tesist the | the usurpers, who by the grossest ^ fraud, would perpetuate their villainies. 2nd. That Wade Hampton, and | those duly elected on the ticket with hi:n as State officers will alone , he recognized by us as the rulers of South Carolina, and that to theui we pledge our support. 3rd. That in answer to the first call for this support, made through Cover- j nor Hampton, hi pursuance of resold- ; tiona adopted by the House of Kep'o- j sentalivea of which Hon. W. H. i Wallace in the Speaker, we will imme- , dialely pay tlio contribution an taxtn, , and do any ami every ibing necessary ( lo be done to establish good government in Soulli Carolina. 4lh. That, the secretary of this meeting lor ward a copy of these re?o-t luiiona to Governor Hampton, and ( publish the same in the Hokuy Nkwm.j Forcible addresses were delivered, by Hon. W. L. Hack, Senator, Hon.;. J. It. Cooper, Representative, IIon.:i Jos. T. Walsh and Col. T. F. Gilles ^ pie. Tlio meei ing then adjourned sine die. J. R. CoopKK, Chairman. A. II. J. Gai.iiuaitii, Sec'v. A^CardT To all who are suffering from the errors and indiaeietions ot youth, neivons weakness, | eaity decay, loss of inanlmod, Ac., 1 a ill send a icceipe that w'.ll cure you, FKKK OF CIIAKhE. This great remedy was discovered tiy a missionary in South America, Semi a self-addressed envelop; to tl>e. Kev. j Joskpii T. Inman, Station t>, ltthle House J New York. Nov. IS, Cin. s x x } : w S-. iM .n. A LlltfcltAl. Okkkii?Th* celebi a'cd IrrHUr.M, WilcoX, Dibl* A Co.'s Manipulated (limno, is ollered on lihural terms, delivered at depots in tlio interior, with option ot payin? in cotton on (lie basis of 16 cents for middling, delivered at planter's nearest depot by She 1st November next. This is a very favoable offer to la mors, as they w ill know when tliey buy the guano exactly the i umber of pounds of cotton retpiired to pay for it, and can make their calculations accoidiugly. Call on the local agents and fmvvard your orders at once. i> 11:1 >. In this town on the '21st tilt., at t.he lesideuce of Mis. Elizabeth luiuan?Tliumit Malcoin Wood, infant son of Tlins. 11. and Dorcas iiiiiuu, aged one year and seven months. At Ids residence on l/ake Swamp, intltis oouuty, on 22d January lt>77. Unhurt l.'hosuut, in the eightieth year of luxate. His death was very sudden: He had l>eeu sick about a week previous, hut kad so far implored that the evening before I ts death ln? went out anil led his hogs. Lis went to l*d at his usual hour lint not risiug early next morning, as was hi* custom, one of the family went to his room and lound him dead. An i lmpiest was held over his body by Tiial Jus tice I'ltmau. The verdict of the Jury w as j "death t>y visitation of(Jod.w 'l'lie deceased joined tl?e Methodist K Chinch on the 24ili of November ld-4. and , was a member ut the lime of his doa'h. For many years he w as t.'iass leader of the society I oft lie elnircli of w hich he w is a member. | lie iruely bole the cross bravely, or he nevei j could have miiimounted the many obstaclss that weie thrown in hi* christian path. In Gallivants Kerry township, on tire 7th | inst., Mrs, liavaliah 1. A. llearl, wife ol'l Joseph E. llcai I, in the sixty lust y ear ot tier age. l'lie deceased wai the daughter ol the late lion. Jut 1 ll. kipper, at.d sister ol'tshcriU j A. W skipper. MAKialM' Ulil'Oit I II. (lONWAVIinito, S. C., 10, IF77 Oicrph. Tr ur kxtink?Virgin $2.75?Vellow dip $2.7") Scrape $1.75. Tiiuncr?In demand. /? i?? to<* ??? t> I'uovisIovh.?I'oik tuvs llncou, 121*15 IVJUP ionise; (Joi'11 85e. it) (i.u) No sale ol tnulier tliif* week. Litti.k Id vkh, V.&rH. 10. Tuui'KM'iNK?Virgin VJ.50 jkt bbl ot 380 ilm. " oi l tlip i:..?o " " Corn P5cts. j>er bu?bcal si> 1.0*1 per bo. I'rwii Hominy $1,25 jut bn?i>*H 11.50 j?m r-*t'k ? fi^nl IV is $ ,'AJ to $1.00 ? Molasses .>5 In IM wills |ht ^*1 ? baron kitU'6, 15 to lt>J cents?flout $7 to II jar bl'l. Coi'.vruv l'uoiMT-r.. ClilckeiiH 10 to 'JO cents-?Ctfc* 10 1*. Cow hides 7 t?i W cents. Wool jo cents lb. 1 Vaunts $1.35 to if 1.50 Fiesli beef, 0 i?) 7 cents, Mulloii 7 to H cents,?Cord wood ((line) If J. 00 per COIil. (.?KOI 1(1 KTo WBf, S. (\, Fell. 7. Crude tmiKMitinc?Virgin jt'-l.OO. yellow tliji fit.00, ScrajM' fJ.UO. ('om 0) * <> '? coins pi .bu liuugli iticu 75 to b*dX) j?e" bmd.el Cji * i.i.i a lo.v, S. (5, Feb. 7. Npii its tin jieiitinu 41*4/ els. Kosin i I .NJ u# $3.30 Ciiule?Virgin $3.35; < > lit dij> i_'.35. b ciupe 1.75 eta. (olton, 10 to 13 Wii.MOi.iioK, N C., Feb. 7. I N avai. Stoiik*.?Crude 'I'tiij. mine?ir| gin ft!.05, yellow di|> $3.05,' llniu *3 35. j bpints turjs'nline^-11 Jc. Tar $l.UU" Cob ! tun y to 134c Nk w Yokk, Feb, 7. Money 3 |>er cent. Cold 0. s|iiiiie luijtenline 40c. Uosin 73 50 to $3 00 Cotton 1J to 131. Kv^dlar CouikitiuiuatiouM. A The next regular communication of ^ *Horry l.odge, No. Ho a.*. K.*. M-.* will '?< ln'ltl on Tuesday ni^ld K?.h. ' v x27th. 1*77 iiy ouler ufThu W. M. J. <;. CO IT.INS, Seety. A A Hpeciul eoittuiu nh-itl ion ?.?( 111>ic ic v LoiKiK, A.. F.\M.\, i.? called lor mxt Tuemlay night. By order ot'tlio M. Feb. IOil\ J. U. Collin, Seoiy. S'or Sale. T" OFFER THE HORRY NEWS, Prets .1. and material, for sale. l'relerent't) and advantages will l? ? given a purchaser inleiiding to continue its publication in the ctninty. Other businasH is toy icason Ibr wishing to sell. T. W. MEATY. Fun! JFuis!! Burs!!: Richest cash itucb raid for all kuidt ol Furs; Oiler, Mink, Conn, luxes, &c., A:o. 8. WIT COVER, Mauiom C. II., S. C. *?>. a-,u. ?ere mi lief, !*',<>, one oi the pir.*on. jro employ,.,! j,, ,|u; eb??ir linisl,in.T torn, piled up a bundle ol oiled r.ius I i ii i'iii ner im the bell rnii.r i?.' 1 forking hours, :i1111 r:t 8 o clock, onlv *5| wo Mourn alter, the shop wan lii*t*?i liy n |>Ollt HUt o||S com I Ml nli Oil Hll>l KCVfl'iil ,1 loimunil dollars damage done. The ion) was clone, contained many uiirn jiml linished, and as noon an | 11 iu rags were piled and packed getiicr the lonndation wan laid lor a hi pMineliVc conllagia'ion. 'I I.o Delroii C'.ir and Manufacturing (J forks, dining a period ol tlnec yearn, ; jl id lInce fires Irom npontaneous coin- ! ,fi in'ion, each lire being traced to J Itsl rags, That ent alilisliivnont in I a"*" provided with iron boxes for A rage o' rags, an., on one occasion a | . i.M.b s I'l'IHC III llliu ()| lIlt'M* boXt?d^ I fWllll ??l M|M?M t CUIIlLu^lioll, ' sfl I burned up all I he ril|?s. i },l \bfini t.\v?> yi'siiH ai^o, one wlntn i Ml NV.iUrliinun stl the Miehi ,;B i Central 11 lilroud ear eli'ips, luraa hlioi'i dinluiicu below the coin* iy'? pense tiger dep??t in thu City ol jlj I roil, paused through i In* pattern I wooil fliop hiuI IoiiiuI every hiiitf j II i himI < | * i i e l. Pi Menu minutes later ! ml Vie* uliil'llli'il by ilie Kiuell n| miinke, : ill while inoiiini"" *' ~~ ImrM'iltD 1 ileooeerlr ? tiy sl/VX|.r?Y and oilnr? arn j?et added to Hi o?i> com plate Life and Labors of LIVINGSTONE. Title veteran explorer ran tee ninon* ih* mo?? heroic fUaree of tli J century, nnu thla book i* one of <ho roou aitriiPtUre. (neclimtliiR, rtoltlv maturated and inatrucilro volume* ' v,,r,,'/s,,rL lienor the oi.it entTe and Huthentic life, 'he million* i?re eintrr for It. find wide-awake itireni? are wanted quhkty. For proof end 1n* , lll'HIt AUl) llttUS., Fublwhvr*, 7*3 Sea. 1 Bt., Fhlla. ?* * ,l \ ( J ' V. ' 1 V ', ? ^ I i ioulrii>.iii??ii i\pt c ^ut'puvrv. I N pun nance of regivlutlons adopted by 111?* Hoard of Count y Commissioners, and to i iiiso tlie means necessaiy to support the pau|H*rs, and to diet ttx* prisoners in Jail, the tax payors of Horry County aie hereby requested to pay to .los. T. Walsh, Ksvp, (the agent to j iecei\e the Mate contribution) twenty-five per cent of the amount paid by them last yearns a county tax, which shall l>e deducted fioin the auiouut of county taxes, hereafter regiilatly levied. 1). ki. HEAVES, MAItk KKVNol.HS, Jj. I). (ilUWAM, County Commissioners. THOS. W. HEATY, Clerk of Hoard. Jan 30, ib"J7. tVh 3 If Tlie [N'opit'a CoiitrihufIon to lC*t;?t>ii*klft taootl iovr i*it ua cut. M^HE undersigned, having consented to act j X a* the agent of Coventor Hampton, to j receive the contributions oftlie tax payers in i Hoiry County, towards the support of the Slate (ioveriiinent, until ihr prisent political dilticnltie) aieeuded, liareby gives notice, that he will begin to leceive the name, on Monday, 211th instant, at liim oflice in Con way horo. i he tax payers are requested to pay ten per i cent, of the snionut paid by llieiu as Stat# | lax, at tie* time ut tlie last payment of taxes, but any one may pay at much as he please*, ami whatever is paid, wid he deducted wheu the taxes are regulaily collected tiy the County Tieasuier, in U hereafter ap|Miinled. lu all the countie? of ll.e Mate, a ready and chveitul res^Minae is being made to Hus call, | and t am sine IJoiry County will nor I* ex- j o iled by any, iu Ihia matter. Each tax pay- I er will pic w hiing the lax ieceipl for lSJti, j w ith Inxii. if it should be neectsai v to do xn. I I 111! Ugl'Ul Mill UuLc ap|*liullMeUtS III UU'*L ' the people, in tin- ?<-v?*i 41 n?* u?tii|?-?, but h? lienor that lit*. same wnI ?iul spirit now exista, ?bii'ii w am luauitestoii timing Lbs campaign, tli* a^iujt ekp.*elri to reciiie Uii< couliibuliou without fU'lhei call. ju.v r. W.VLSH, Agent. Conway-bote, S. C., Januaiy Vb, 1S77. ht&t* or^?ulli ( iimlina. iiOUit V COUN TY. COl'KT OK COW WON FLEAS. JOHN DAllUY, (lor another; Plaintiff gainst LKOMAHD S. UUOWN, Defendant. Hull ItViy.?Jiidp?a*nf 111th Ap-il, IStlfl.? l'rii ip.il I07.UW. ?Interest fiout April 10th, lMhi, (:<ma Copy .-Munition*, to renew Judgement ami ivxreut ion. Credit on Kxcutimt April 3, lotC, V.ii.;>4; May Hi, ISOd, To Leonard S. HrovTut \\'HLHKAS, judgment wan obtained In \ V tlie t;iir-irir Court of the County ol llo iyaii't Sla'e of South ('aroii.i.i, oil the I .'it b day April A. l>. lS(>i, in the itl w?w?? eniiiUd cause, s^iList yon, and execution Man I till > iseurd tin-iron, hill the ;wllve energy ! theteof iia* now expired, nuii it is desired to j ha?* llif ?aiue iniawed, Lite 8aiil judgment ! continued as a I i?ii. Now, tItaieiore. yen are Mimmniied to up- j |N*ai at lie- neat I'enu of tin* ' iiciitt- Comt, U> ' or la'id for eaid County, at the place iti in lditt;j tier swine a;ni then and the e show Cans*, it an} you ran, why saltl judgment and ex* tuition should not be 1 cue wwil accordiug to I*W. Dated January 20, A. I). 1877. TliUa. W. IJhATY, C C 1'. [L.S.j jos. t. walsh, I Plalut'.iTs Aitoumy. I To Leonard Hrown: Take inKice lh.il ilia Miinnimm of which I lie |<rif?Miiiij i? a copy, w:n liied in lh?* uikee of tlir ( Ink of L'onit of ( oiumioii I'ltst* tin 1 Ihmy < 'onniv, at (.,'on waylioro, in (hit .Mat* | ol -otil h < aioliua on tin: 2Ukh day of Jautta]) , A. 1). 1S77. JOS. T. WALSH, PJainliti's Attorney. jan 27 flt mf -/ ?4 * f*? ? ww ? tij ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ tij ^ tfcj Wofhliilf ( Imm ir? now to ( > > .'ill.' k. ? w I i ll I'Ol.kt ? ll t ? HI |H \ la "l| | I Hi iidiii*. iii? * hol? ?f ih* lion*, or lor irmr |tir* iHiinrnli. Hu?nir?i ik* tiffin anil i f.irtt. ahl* ft-niiin ot riiUvr *? t i?il> a ?rn fra o y> (i>ii:| t.l I) |trr t-OIIIUi, .lllll II pru|ill'lhl'il|| *|| m V I|*tutln? tbrir who if Iiiii* lo lt<r tiW?lii>'fw. lln>* in I ffir.* **rn ni*?riy r* iniicK h* n**ii. Tliil lit* who id i* noil. intiy ii-ikI iheir *i Ol*o*, Mini 1**1 tit* biiaiiir* ?" rtiib* tiki* tinptir a 11 *. i I ortrr; To *uclk .i? or* M-il wni ? j 11 - ft <1 ?> wilt ?*ntl !>* il? I r lo piy for th# ronnl* of writme. full p iriicniur*. rff'iipiw* wori" ? * ml dollar*, t* >'Oinwi*iio* wulii on. oini i .?f - - ? r / ? Kiiiiik Hiul n on* i>( lli" and tirft llliilirnMl >'nIIIk i>l a"", ml ??ai Ir t,y 1113%11 Kc.tdrr, if jroti Mant p. rih protitam* work, ?4ilriki. I * * ?? .Srixiu 4 Co., I'oruaml, .11 . in .In* COM 1>L HONS KOll 111 IM'A I'll S llislery ol (lie United States, rttoM 7ai Alori?inal Timas to tfco Proaont | By JOHN C'CAIlk IllUI'ATVT. A. M? Professor of Utlm Lriitri unit MImui'T in IndiaI m* Attiiiry IUiiT"fiir, Author of Ulap.nH'* dtbool Mi?tor y, ??;., etc. v JriuetrAtcd with CIiihLa, roitrajo, Sketches And Diagram*. It li printed frnn* Hes*tif*l clBnr ? w t?p?, r>* flne Tint'd piiper, compre*?ed in one lnr*r rrtyml ot'litio volume, *nm*i iiahed wuii ip? i.ti*r*i unit finest collection of et'Aruriua* rvir i* or poi.ite.1 ni ah* history of i?e Hutted Stite?; bonnd m itie mn?t atn'tntltl in in*-r, .g i ImrniMied to eubat.rlnpt* at I Ae fol 10 w 1 n* prion*: I In Fine lingtli*h Cloth, <ti*ru and Hold Hun-led Ho ird?, pi Hi) p^r co|?j In him Kn*llth ?aiih Cloth, Fawn | Color, tint r.tld'i Hewed Hoard* l.?0 ' 111 Halt M iroceo, tlilt Mdn anil ll.ii k M ! lileO f (I* 1, He tried H'Td* S HO " Thi* hook will lie *oid ny su titer ipiinn only,*** 1 nftsirihei* win inn tir obliged to l**e it n filer* U 101 resptind* Willi the de*. rtption inerrr.v par tlcuiar. To ??uiil drl iynig ib? Item, m uw time i* *aluaiile, *iibmrii>#r* are requested to tw1 prepared with ib? pnet of tu* took on it* pr*?*iiiiittoii ny Hie A *?u 1 JUNKb HUOTHKHS St CO., rulilishors, Philadelphia, Chlciin, Atlanta, (JinciuuAtl, Mwiopht*, Address, J. C. WKlUHl', A^nt, lion Hill, N. C. Also for Ihf s?!fl of thy wo>M r^nonrri medicine* IMMA.X JSVKU!*, and SKVKN .Skai.S, or Woi.DMJf WoNDKK. l'efo itt '>'n fiOOO Agent* Wan left fV>r thr HtopHAEXEY "ROSS I w??om m???M I ft ' W|i|t?-n by lil? f ilh?f. A comj>let<> hp <?nnt of thl? moil .Xv.*i*rlou? Abducatlon hii* Kiclilnit Sntfch. Wuu Fnc Simile l**tti*ra and 11 ?i t>crn lion* Oniirlm Kit oiiii-r Hooks Una Agrui ifii.k M ordi-rs in one day. Term* II).*>r/vl. Alio Agent* wanted on our Mag iitflcen t Family HIbir?. With invaluable Illustrated Aids and Nil pur l> Hind lngs> Aodrt-M, Johu K. Hotter* Co., Publishers,* Philadelphia. / r "* - "tl "J ? ?g!F i .it- *iuie Di Kiiiitli Cui'iMiiii UvilUi' COL'NTY. Tin A I. JCtTIOC IllUUf^i Action on Note, ami Warrant of afachmint. 15y Tow. F. UlJXKsriu, Ks^., Trial JuiClce in and for said County of said "sat*. TO ANY liwrtt, roNlfABIA. (IOM PLAINT having tieen mad# unto ms / hy Diehard Jordan, Dial NT. W. Grady is jtiKtlv Indebted to hiin In t he jinn >( forlytiiue dollars and fmty-llvr cents, by ? pro nil#wmy n?<ia made by the defendant, da rd November 1st, 187&, and payable otio dry alter date, Willi interest tliereon. These are, theiefoie, to require you to sumiuoii the said defendant to appear before ins, in my office in Con way boro, on the 2 > h day of Felmi try, A. I). Ih77, at 12 o'clock M to ausw er to the said complaint, or judgment will tie piveu aeainbl you t?y di'tauit. (jiven iindsr my hand and wal, at Couwayboio the doth day of Decsin'ier. A. 1). ld'Ji TUM. F. LilLliKSI'lK, [I...S ) Trial Just tea. To the above named N. W. (iradv: Take untie* that tlie summons iu tins ease, of which the above is a copy h.> u no y filed iu tuy otiica on tU? G) ? Do fou'-er, lt*7?. TOA1 K. tilLLftMTK, Jan. 3, 1877- 1 rial Jusrtee. jan > td Death to Hard Times! DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES'. TUE TAKK I'l.K tS'JKK IV SN VOU t \V ciug to the l itlaous of llorry tint ?r aie now occupying our uiliu ililulll NKW NTOItK, where ws have, ami shall keep constantly on hand a w?il selected stock, aa4 general aatoiliucnl of DUY GOODS, MATS IAND CAPS, BOOTS AM D KNOBS, HARDWARE, POT WAR! TAMI.I CUTLART, CBOCKKRY, DRUGS AND RKDICLMK.S, AC., AO. Crocerloa a Specialty. W? make lint Ut'oCAry trail* a sj>?ei*lity ami shall at all I line* ~hav? ou kaad a coat plcte stock. We has# ttuw on haud DRY SALTED liAUOK SIDES, DUE HAl.L't.I> WACOM NllOULBMS POKE, FISH. ULTTKU, LAUD, i k.A, coFrxu, AC OAK, MOLASSW9, AYUC1', FLOUR of nil graisa, ftowa lA? btM ftatily biaads t* lino. Our adrantages of receiving goads freia New York, Boston, I'lulat'elphia ami Mtllitnor*, > ? v< ssels couii out lor 1 mutter gives its a cltoice of markets, and at vaiy low heights, which will cualtl* ut to sed our jjouds at piicaslkal wul uirtt th? demands af the timet. BUCK Jt MEATY. lJucksville, S. C., July UV, lo"Jt>. joly 'ill- U Storage and Shipping;. / \ U K NEW WAIIK -MOUSK IS NOW V / com plated. It t? lar^e, recur# and wed ventilated. Wo ?n? now jMeparad to iaceite, More, lorwaid l?? I mat* ami llals ou t ha Iiiv?-r. or ship hy veavl or sleaiuftr leaving out wharve*, all good*, k?in or produce entrusted to ut. Our charges for atocia^a, forwardiug and shipping, we guarantee will ha taUalacuiry to the panics interested. DUCK A WKATT. Buckaville, S. C. july itt-tf Family Groceries. 1 N XTUA SL'OAU CUULU HAMS. KXJ j tea Family Floor, Goshen Hotter, v;iniw-ciio w l'icklos, K.igltsh finb-sancrs, Tomato Catsup, Armationg's Family Soap?The best. Tuilfli Soaps, Osc. Kot aul<* by KLYk A ULATY. Nice cloth lip|>rr?? suitable for old ladies ?only 7ft Cdlltt, at ltu>'k A Iioaly'a. i?>n\iCo!?Fine cut ami twist?hxtia tin* ping and liest brand* of Smoking Tobacco? by llic k A Peaty. Charge (?>r Miiowiug <JvOf#tllU / 1 ALL AH I) EXAdINK OUR STOCK V J and compare prices bof.ua bnvng DUCK. A MhATT. July 29-tf ffotufftbinf Xcw-Ajf nli %VartIrd. ^ Bapbk prolific flour cor.h? Tina corn exceta any oilier lor braa I and ia b**s( for stock, it ripens aix waeks earlier than any olluir kind, and gmwa from d to 14 e?tr? on a atalk. The important point* we riaim for this new farielj of c* ru a.'f tlcar: 1. One stalk of this corn i>cara from <? to 14 *e;?; one hid willi two aUlks tuakes Irorn 10 u? i-'i ears? producing from out a' e of grnun I tmi t three or four times as many bushels on the same soil and with th? -ami culture as the common coi n. '1. Tim corn is licav l*r it. weight, lias M large 411 ear, thinner husk, an t makes corn meal, fur family use, sweeter ani more itiililliotfe, ami trainable tor fe?<Ii Mock. :i. That it will gio.v ami produce a profitable crop aa ground where outer cor.t will not grow U> maturity. 4. it Hpens earlier and it not liable to be oaugV. by l.oa . 6. i be grama *ie large, pure and white, sn1 an ordinal y yield ia train MO to 100 btiihela to ll?c acie, on uirdiiiui land. * A tin# quality of Flour can be made float it. \N lien gtound it produces a Hour analagone both in appearance am' taste to flour made from the beat while wheal. Kten an epicure would fail tw distinguish between bread made Irons the two. The ?. >m shell*! weighs Ml lbs to the bushel?which ia 5 lbs heavier than ant o'her quality. PKICJvt* liV MAIL POSTPAID. 1 Sack VI (XX I 0Sacks f4.50 3 ? l 00. J 10 1,0) Kirch sack contains 1,000 sound giains. Sample ttaiks with the ear# on tlmm will be sent out to Agents. Write for I k-ti rinTl ai.h with terras to Agents, liewarc ol swindlers; in. urn- *l?* baa the Pennine weds 111 this Male except myself. ^ouie parlies advertising this corn and ottering to svnd stalks, when you Older of litem ihey wiile you that ilicii Malks are all gone. KeiumtU*r Agents ge< it good commission, and wiite lor terms ill once before the agency for your County is given to some on* else* Address, W. S.TIPTON, Cleveland, Ten is. I \