The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, April 26, 1888, Image 3
TUE HORRY HERALD,
DIRECTORY. ~~
CHURCHES.
%
Methodist.
1 CONWAY STATION.
1CKV. WM. THOMAS, I .won.
Services every Sunday at it o'< lock a.m., and
i" i o'clock p. 411.
Prayer meeting every Thursday night at 7'J
o'clock i>. m.
Sunday School every Sunday at ti o'clock a. in.
K. Nouton, Superintendent.
CONWAY CHWTITi
UKV. W. 1J. IMOIES, Pastok.
lied 11111, Saturday hofo'olst Sunday. ...12.00 ni
Sandv Plain, 1st Sunday .10. >a in
.Mount /Ion, 1st Sunday 12.00 m
Plegnh, 1st Sunday 8.80 p in
ihirnnl, 2nd Sunday 10.80 a in
(next 2nd Hah. alternate) 8.80 p m
? 41 l nlon 1 HO ji ni
(next 2nd Hah. alternate) 10.HO a ni
While oak Hrd Saturday .11.80 am
Ponlar, HrdSnnday 10.80 a in
Cool Spring " " 8.80 p m
X Antlocn, 1th Monday 1..00 in
Drown Swamp, Itli Sunday
(next month alteruung) 8.80p in
Jordanviiie " H-HO p in
next month alteratiiig 11.no a in
ii ?\t month, Anti ich eat 12.00 m
rtaptist.
Pnvw v v
\V. s. MeCASKILL, 1'astoii.
Kwrv second Sunday and Saturday night hotore
and every ( >ui li Sunday
t'nvver ntpptlu ?'every Tuesday night at T'i
cluck.
Sunday School every Sunday at 3 j>. iu -E. W
Noi.i.i * Superintendent.
,'StiAH UltoVK
Third Saturday and Snndnv in '?nrh inonrh
s COI.I.IXH* CHKKK
Qfr'irat Sitiul iv an<l Sutnrdav In ou<:h month
MEETINGS OF LODGES.
A.'T.'.M.
itegnlar eonnnnn .cation "f 'lorry Lodge, No. Oh,
at Maaonic llall First Monday in each mouth. .1,
it Moore, SV. M.
K. of H.
ltegnlar meeting of Stuart Lodge. No vJSdfl, will
meet at their Hail on the First and Third Wednesday
evenings of < acli montln
K. W. Noi.i.kv, Dictator.
J. It. l'A!'.:;i:n, Reporter.
MAIL SOTTF.Dniv,.
Mail Roufco. No. 14243.
From Marian C '.! to Conway Lo.iv Marlon C
II I'ii."I'lvs and Saturdays T n. .r.. Me', arrive? At
Don ray hy 5 p ni.
I.enve Conway Mondavi' unj Fridays . fit and
arrive? at Marion r> p. m.
Mail Route No. 14265.
From Conway to .fordauvillo.- Leave Conway
Tuesdays and Saturdays at V a. ui. arrive at Jor
danville l- iu.
' Le ivo dor 1 invHlo Tur-rd:'ys and S.i'urdayp at 1
l>. in. arriv u! Conwi.v 6 j>. in.
Mail Ilou'j3 No. 1313:}.
From Wliitovllle N. c. to Conway S. ('. heave
\VhP. vllln T i ! tys .id Frl ! iv at I a >a. arrivi
ntX'onwiiy K p. 1:1.
heave Conway Wednesdays and Saturdays ill '
. in. arrive at Wii t ?vill?? S. p. m.
Mail Route No. 14254.
From hitt'.e Ilh -r t>> Conway. i.onvo httfk
Klver V unlays nnd Fridays at <"> n. in. arrive at
, Conway '? p. in.
heave Conway Tuesdays and Saturdays at s n. in
nrrlvo at f.ittlo Hlvor I p in.
Mail Route No. 14257.
From Port liarrotson S. to Fair IJlulT N. C.
heave Port llarrelson daily except Sundays at
a. in. arrive a' Fair MlufTS p. in.
heave Fair ."MuT N. C., daily except Sundays si
f> a. in. arrive at Port Ilarrelson S p. in.
SCHEDULE OF STMR. JANIE.
heave Georgetown on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays at H o'clock a. in., arrive at lliicksvilli
at '$ o'clock o'clock same days.
i.'-.'.v" llucksville on Tuesdays, Thursday's am
Saturday i, at 8 o'clock a. hi., arrive at Georgetown
i o'eloe.k same days, t ichiro.; at al! intermediate
landings. T. S. Mi'NNKklyn,
Master.
Stair. Maggie, ii T. Wii.i.ianh Master le&vei
Conway every Wednesday at 6 a. m., for Georyo
town, touching at all intennediato landings, r<turiiiu,
leaves Georgetown every Friday at 0 a. in
TjOC^uL items.
5ntlcv to ,\e? A<1 vcrf I*,
II. R. King?At Rrivetts'.
It. M. McIntyhk?dr^ut Inducements.
Walsh & S?ah?oi*ou<;ii~-Suni
mons for ] t<? 1 it*f.
(J. P. Quattlkijaum -Insurance
Conference in session.
A cordial wolco no to the dele
rates.
Mrs. Pint , Littlefield is visitinp
her hrothor, f)r. Gr:in* of Horry.
Mrs. Sarah Pope < ~ iioston, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. W." p. Mel
son, of this County.
Mr. .1. M. Oliver lias bought the
S. S. Peaty house, and will move
therein as soon as no can make the
necessary repairs. ?
A inan has no more right to say
an uncivil thin# than to act one; nr:
more right to say a rude thing to
d ? n
another than to knock him down.
Waccnmuw is getting in good
fishing order again, and we occasionally
sec a string of tlio finny tribe
going forth to greet the frying pan
Itobt. Macfarland, of The Pee In(lex
is in town, and will, perhaps
canvuss for his paper. Any one wishing
a paper outside of the County
will do well to subscribe for The In
(lex.
Is it possible that a man will accidentally
stump his toe, vvhilo walk
ing on the railroad, and fall heeli
over head into a cattle guard? Sue!
is reported to be the case of a younjj
man while visiting Conway, last Sat
urday, but, of course, a man can bt
cortio so?well we will say onam
ored?Ontil he will do most any
thing?accidentally.
.# .
t
I
Tho steamer Driver in her attempt
to get to Gallivants Kerry, last week,
woi\t within four miles of .lordauvillo
and had to turn hack on account of j
tho rapid falling of the water.
Don't sneer at tho pretty girl be- |
causo she spends time looking into
| the mirror. Every minute that she '
' j devotes to improving her personal ;
appearance makes the landscape so J
much the more attractive to you, and
it doesn't cost you a cent.
A few delegates to the District ;
1 I Conference come down on the 1 1
I o'clock train yesterday morning, j
1 Quito a number come to C'hadbourn
| i on the 12.20 train on W.O. & /VR. R.
1 land the W. & ('. train left
I
at 1.30 to bjino them down, but bad
not reached hero up to the time of j
goinjT to press.
People often wonder why the postj
master takes time to stamp the letters
received before delivery. The
cause is to bo found in Section 553
] of the postal laws and regulations:
i "Kvery postmaster, upon receipt of
J the mail, will immediately place the
postmark of his oflioo upon the back
I of overv letter therein received. The
J
value and importance of this practice
are so gr?at that failure to observe
this rule, if continuous or tepeated
after notice, will be a ground of removal
from office."
I hanks to Mrs. Perry ior the see-1
ond edition of' In Memoriae.of her
lamented husband, the Hon. B. h\
Perrv. Mr Perry was widely known for
! is conservatism, devotion to prnei:
p'e md self-reliance. He had deci'b'd
convciiotis and possessed the
maul v. courno, o c\press and -le-j
feud them in the face of overwhelm- j
I in<? opposition. The impress of his
| wisdom and devotion to dnt\ has
been left upon this treneration. b it
not to the extent that could be desired.
More patriotism and less party
spirit and the interests and prospertv
of the country would be percepti
blv advanced.
f
The surplus, at the beginning of.
this tnontli, was $ 10-1,000,000 The
"orcut divide, 'or "log-rolling steal,"
I the river and harbor bill, calls fori
$20,000,000, and it has strong sup-1
| porters. So we see that one-fifth of !
, tiie surplus can be wiped out with a
j single dash of the sponge. Then,)
whv out down the rovonuo??Clmr/m ;
I ton 11 Or Id.
To reduce the revenue to the nojeessities
of the Covermnent economically
auhninistered and thus ''wipe
t out*' the other four fifths.
Tow ii!<lii|> llectiv;;.
A meeting of the citizens of Conv>
i way township is hereby called on
I Saturday May 5 at 12* M.- to oioct
II delegates to the County Convention.
' A full attendance is earnestly requested
as questions of interest to the
democratic party may he brought
forward for discussion,
E. II. Bh.vty,
Township Chairman.
i! p....... >..
\ f i II % flftiknnillTI.
The momhers are requested to
assemble at the Muster Shed at 10
o'clock A. M. on May 11th. A full
attendance is earnestly requested.
All members and applicants for mem- j
bership, who are not uniformed are |
especially r<?,nested to be present as
measures for dress uniforms will bo
taken. By order of Capt. Sarvis.
J. I). Vkvkkn, (). S. \
'I'ltr F'sccullvo <'on villi I le.
A meeting 01 tiie County Execei
tive Cominittoo of the Democratic
' jpartx was held April jl'lst and trnns!
acted such business as was presented
i fc.r on.s'deretioe. The following
r>
. township chairmen were elected for
| unexpired tr.ms: (Jeorgc \V. B*s.
sunt, Little Hi\or, rire J. S. Brown
removed from State; F. \V. II. Edge,
I Dogwood Neck, vice John It. Cooper
i removed from township; Wrn. M.
Cox, Simpsoti Creep, vice O. II. Bay,
, resigned; H. D. Best, Boris Precinct,
( established last session of the Begis,:latere.
The committee decided to call a
County Convention to assemble in
[ (Ionway on Saturday, May 12th, for
the purpose of electing delegates to
> the State Convention, which moots in
. Columbia, May 17th, to elect dele
| gates to St. i^ouis.
The township meetings were Ordered
Saturday, May 5th.
It is important, in our judgment,
for Horry to bo represented in Columbia
by a full delegation, as it is
likely that questions affecting the
whole party will bo discussed and
settled by it. It is equally import*
ant that the township meetings bo
i full and let them discuss fairly and
f freely such questions as may come
before the County Convention and
> then sond representative men to tho
- County Convention and thoro let all
- questions be definitely and intolligentlyK
decided.
Conniy CoHOTviitton.
A convention of the Democratic
party is hereby called to assemble in
Conway on Saturday, May 12th, for
the purpose of electing (3 delegates
to the State Democratic Convention > .
wnieh meets in Columbia on Tours- jj
day, May 17th. ^Township chairmen c,
will immediately take the necosshry Y
steps to hold township meetings on Sl
Saturday, May 5th, to elect the usual
number of delegates -one to every
. 11>!
25 Detnocravio voters. o|
E. NoiiTON, Countv Ch'm. et
* | b;
The following arc the l'recirtct ai
chairmen: II
Martin's Hill, I*. A. 1 hisenlmry. p
Cedar Grove, I'. (). Snowden,
Conway, K. H. Beat v.
i t...r m.,tr I i i
1 u. tiiiuv. r?. ?
Gallivants I'Vrrv, l'enj. Holt.
Bayboro, \V. 11. Privetl. ..
Floyds, Avery Floyd. J
If
Groon ben, .1. A. MoDermott.
Round Swamp, Win. M. (\ x.
Hammond,.). II. Richardson. fj(
! "oris, K. I). Rest. _
Little River, G. W. Bessant
1 )ocrwood Neck, F. W. II. Fdy^e. ^
1
Socastoo, S. S. 1 hisonbury.
'1^ -OA
sprightly young Georgian nam- I j|
(m!. Budgets, who is connected with^g
the Macoi. I'Jt'iiihxj X< icx, hiu^^Bgj
eluded to commence a laws^ramnSg
the poss< <>f the
which the town of Aikot)^HSffi3W^ro|
stands. lie claims that I^^hKHBHbBe
thcr bought the land, s^BSBwBh|H|M
drod acres, years
portion v>f i' to the
I{: . ?it* 1 ' o ipany on
(boo. I a:w vers who h
t< lb uitte"* tell lf<)<:
I 1 _ ? gsalltsarlg'MBMJMM
(Kis :t <"? ' ?SO, :>!Ui .
w s
...
nothing of the. merits i^H&HMQgfiMi|
but oven if he should
iu>BB||HH
Aii^mB^^^HBj
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5H" (ll.N Uioroitl^'. ll<> '.VMS : -nrr
Albany Oct. 80 1880 and sett'e.d in
Uticu 1810. lie was four limes j
elected to the House of Uepresentn- |?
lives and served for a number of i
years in the 1T. S. Senate. On account
of some differences between himself
and President (Jarlield reerard- i
in?r seine local appointments ('onk J:
lino resigned his seat in the Senate ,).
j and appealed to the X. Y., le?*isla- J','
tore, expecting to bo triumphautly In
' retnrnod. In this he was dissnpoit- )j
(ed and went home, resumed ?h<.* ni
practice of law and succeeded in p
diseliart^ino a debt of 58(10,000 be- M
sides accumulating tpiito a little forttine,
lie was a most conspicuous. ai
figure in American noliti?s and a ^
man of undoubted* integrity, ability ^
and influence. It is a great loss to
the eonntrv when such a man dies. .1
Gen. Sherman, President of Grant's
i . . . . ; l>:
Birthday Association, lias mailed the rti
appended invitnt'on to Gens. Longstreet,
.John B. (ierdon, Simon B.
I3cukner, Kit/. Hujrh Lt e, Win. Ma- ''
1 * 1 \\
hone, .John S. Mosby and .Jos. K. ol
Johnstone.
U
KlKTM AvKNUK lloTKfi, tl
Nkw York, April 10,1888. *0
My 1 )kak Silt: It has been de-"'t'(]
torm.ned to cehdirate the birthday of
I General I '. S. Grant (on the 27th a,
inst.) by a banquet at Oolmonico's, '
| in this citv. I write to ask the pleasure
of your company on that occasion.
"Time has developed the affection- ^
ate regard which the people of sectioi.s
oi.tort tin for the virtues o! this u
illrstri uis man, and it is litiintf that .?
t! ojc of rs who knew him should set ^
i tl." example to those who are to f
! low of thus annually ioing honor to
his memory. Very trulv yours,
W. T. SlIKUMAX."
affr^wiiTn; -Jbt MK0IK4
Market Report.
CONWAY S. C. I
1 (JRUDKTUKPEXTIN'KNov
Virgin, "(9 bbl., 320 pounds * 51 00
Yellow Dip, 2 25 7
'Scrape, 2 25 i
(iKO( EKIES
Bacon 1) S. Side- "j? lb 10 cents
Butter, 28^515 cents.
Lard iOfr/121^ on.
I'ork,^ bhl * 20 <X)
Molasses gallon ?()<?/1)0 cents, r
Coffee, ^jl? pound 1d^^/20cts.
Corn, iP bushels 75if<G& I 00
Grist piT b'.whol 7 ">('(<% 1 00
J Flour, per bbl ... #8..'>0 (ftt 7.75 :
Egg* j)or do/ 10 cotii/. j
WILMINGTON, April 10th. s
Cotton, O'lg 6/ 9^8 cuts, i 0
| CRUDE TURPI*} NT I NK | 1
Virgin, *H? Obi., 280 pound* -t 2 00
Yellow flip, 2 00
Hard, 1 oo
Spirit* Turpentine, per gal.
Tar, sj; 1 5, 280pound 1)1)1.
Rosin Strained 82}?@87^<,ontH.
NKW A1)YKI{TISKMKNTS. }
no ni?'0 I'Rl.KnilATpDPK.MAI.RJPqW- M*
tin. Ill A O del* are wife Ml.I nlwnvH i fti tnnl. I m-i! ..
today by lo.ono Atncib m> women,
" mm Ounrantctd miiieilor to nil other r? mo si
i tnodle*, or co?li refunded. Sent hv mail. $1. l'urtlo*
i ulam 4e. I'r. l>ix, 37 Truoiont St., Iloaton, Mm I
! Life of HENRY WARD BEECHER nml |rol<l, line- i
I Iv Illustrated, irlvlnsr hi* life from hl? birth to hi*
[ Ie.,lh. I'rlce One Dollar. KxprossuKti prepaid.
tMO.\ itook ? <?..
KtniloutJ., UrnuMyn, M.V. *t
1 Apr20. Cm ' 0
v |..J'V . ?ilK5^&c"iJlb
Insurance litceiisc
SXROItTjlYii DxPABY^WNT) ) ;
11-'!?-! *? : OK < ,y TltoLl.15!? ( kni. - i
oiium mi a, b. t'. April, 18th 1SS8. \
1 Certify, Tli i'. Mr. t". 1*. Qunt-''s
obniun of Gonwny, Aj^ent of tho t
tomo Kiro iusuranco Company, inirporated
by tin.' State of Now
ork, has complied with tho roquitions
<<i tho Act. of tho General Asnnbi
entitled "An Act to l?e?*u- ?
ito t o A^mioies of Iusuranco Coin- |
unios not in 'orporated in tho State '
f Souil l'arolina," an i i hereby li- j
?nso he said Mr. C. l\ Quattloiui.i,
Ag :it aforesaid, to take risks ;
id transact all business of lnsu-j*'
inco in this Stale, in tho County of '
orry, for and in behalf of said C >many.
Kxpires March Mist, 1889.
J. S. Vkuxku,
Comp'roller General.
f -4- V i . .
. ft \< m rj v<M l ?" *
\0 you want to see the prettiest lot of )
1 * Si ring dress root's in this section? i
80 go to I I?1 V El fS\
)(> you want to buy a nice straw hat? !,'
at just one half what you can buy {j
elsewhere? If so go 1'RIVKTTS.
r
\() you want a < < nt handkerchief
1 9 for o cents? If so go to l'ltl
' n-. fc !S
)l) you want a pair of good towels for h
io cents? I f so go to PK1Y K ITS'. ii
\() you want a gent's fine silk scarf s
cents? If so go t" PHI-1 ^
HHHraHh'ii't a seventy live cent pair .
B ftf'i'- i
HHN&?&|^HL?lecii center if so go to
pants cloth
HHRBPHgBjHK-t h and i?5 nts per
BMWgf?apM<''Hl V KITS' ?j
HMaBaSn^[^KMny "
... !; KTTS\
I ft
BHSHGHH ;
1 a yog
i ? <i on voltr farms, o
4$g?s?m> 11
HoBn^B
^P you I ii
ZHp^^E^^B for - ??? < tin
W
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^P"
w '''.' '
^W, )\ ?. -. s (\
Sin mons l*Vr ''clief.
^T.\TIi OF SOI 'I II I'AHO/.I NA,
~ COUNTY OF HORRY.
Fun vJ Common I'Ickn.
Complaint not Served. I
I I?.-!?rv Ij. lluck, plaintiff
VS.
tini)di< 10 <il'.iert inni linslmnd, Cephas 1 ?
ilncrt. -'..inic H. Anderson and husband, |
.). Audi <? >? Alice 15 Spring mid litisind,
A '.. Spring, William IF Wright. I
corgo O. \Vtight, Fnnnio W. Hazard mul
usbu ul. Jonathan Hazard, G .orgic Jinck,
[ary .1. i>a? \ is and husband. I. F. Sarvis,
>c8iah McO. Duck, llntlie li. Sparkman
id husband. W. 10. Sparkinan, .Mary 15
inipson and husband S. S Simpson, \'i!un
MoG. iiuck, F. i lei undo liuck. Alice <
. Ji'uck, TO. Mcxandri.u! iiuck ami tins- '
ind, defendants. <
To the dc ndiitils: Lucinda 10 Gilbert ^
id liuYninci. (Y|.htit> Oilli; i t, limine 15. |1
nderson and husband, .1. .). tnderpoi, | 1
lioo II, Springs and liuaiiand, A. A. (
prings, W iilium 1?. Wright. George O. i
Fannie W. Hazard and iuisliftiK],
uiulhan lln/i.i l Georurie Hurl* Mum l
itrvi* and husband, L.K fturvis, Delsah "
led. Buck 11 at i ie 15. Spiukmot and litis* I
mid, VV. I). Sparknmn, Mary B. St:ps??n I
nil husband. S. S. Simpson, William Me*
. Muck. l'\ tjlnlrude Buck. Alice 11. J Stick,
i. Alexandrine liuck and Henry Duck.
You are hen by summoned am! required ^
> answer the complaint in this action, 1 (
hich litis been filed in the olliee of the Clerk I '
I' the Court of Common Pleas, for the said
ounty, and to serve a copy of your answer |
> the said complaint on the subscribers at 1
leirolllce at Conway, S. within twen-'t
du>s after the service hereof, exclusive I (
I' the day of such service; and if you fail t
, answei the complaint within the time 1 I
'oresuld, the phtitililF in tliis action will i?
;>ply to the Court f >r the relief demanded
i the complaint.
Dated April 24th, A. 1). 1888.
Walsh & ScAituoitoruif,
Plai'ililT's Attorneys.
To the defendant4'.: Fuiinto Ji. A t.ik aOii. 1
. .J. Anderson, William II Wrignt, <Vo.
? Wright and Qeorgio Buck, Take notice, i
.at the complaint in this action, together'
ith the summons of which the I ircgoing \ .
. a copy, was died in the oOice of t!ie Ch rk j >
f tlie Court of Common Fie .s for llo ry t
oe,nt> cut the 24th day of April, 1888.
[J.. S.I John M. Oi.tv: . 0. P.
Wai.si <x, scai:iiOuot.ait,
PuintilY's Attorney,
apr 20 Gt !
D. JmGrOKEj
Wholes?Io Grocer
-a n !>
COMMISSION MERCHANT, J:
S'osi. I'JO, 122 and t ^ i JN'oiTli
Water 8ti'< oA . I
WILMINGTON, N. C. .
r,.K 0...1 i
j{Jw him iy j
l'tkK I i
Conway, S. c.
Under the management of Mrs. M. E.
icssioiis -,vill always ho found reliable, lair
Hrst.-c ass. Transient board solicited.!
loard by th day, week, or month at roa
liable rates.
Oct. 10 Om.
B/ML ROAD HOUSE:.
1 ndei I lie management of
\ v. i 11 ii Mrs. H. II a r <1 or,!
ii West side Main Street, Conway, 8. (5.,
ill furnish board and lodging by the. day.
eek or month at reasonable rates. Trail
lent board solicited. (Jive me a call and
ave the dim vs.
THOS. F. GILLESPIE
Attorney at J.um'
Trial .Justloo.
'onvray 8. 0
NOTICE!
Ho ular coinmnni-atlon "f Horry T,<m1: o'
^ o.1 Jo ' . \I, vill be hold ut the Maaote
'j I: ill in iHiwii) on Monday evening
day 7tl> 1SH8, a' th usual hour. A full
ttonil m< ? of tho brethren are earnestly
elicited, as business of iinnortnncc will be
rnns M teJ. Uy hrder W. >1.
H. <?. Skssioxs,
See rotary <
DR. P. X BEI'HEA.
MiyJSiciap and ?Ii)"geoji,
Ocxvwety, S. O0
W ill ln? fnitn?l at Dr. Norton's Drug
>tore, or "lhitlroad House." All rails
iTomptly responded to. night and day.
Diseases of women and obstetrics a s|?e- i
laity.
?l>r 5 ly
B. R. ICINO"
ro the front
People will talk go where you will, !
lie \v??rl<' vor. Some people talk a I
Tea' deal and yet say :u thing. What
lioy say is like tin* I roth on a glass of
cor; it has no sul stanoo, People in our
ounty howovci', aro now talking about ;
lie beautiful lino of goods at such low
>ricos at King's, who 19 now busy every
ay, notwithstanding the dull time. King
- a great talker too, but he does his talk
ig through the newsi apers, and what he
ays is good *o|id talk.
'NO K 1U)TII,"
3ut Actual, Downright
Hard Facts
nctiul&r TnJtn Nungpts.
it LOSiv rata at PflsVETT S Prir.
licvE liCBit stit down art!
pods actually market! over
igain ar.tt oricss are now lower
nan ever.
w ik;i I I'm mts \\ In i -pace to (piote you
dice ces, but have'nt space to ?I?"? >o.
otn< and v,<' 1'':' you selves, and Ids
wear off from tight boots, fr< ?n lanky
i 11* -, :iud from hac whisky. Li'ts swear
f. from chfcap cigars, uud paper collars.!
.ets lyoid I :ui debv . high taxes and old I
flickers. Lets b honest a> w e nm and
o! tell I'es on a erodb a ii.mi we can toll the '
nth for cash down. Lets all go to work )
mi I ' y up >01.it l1 in * Alien it is t<>< cold
> work, nnd pay " tr d il is 1 f#wo can. Lets
11 buy our goods from IChig for his goods J
re r dlablc and ho nppr< elates your trade,,
id i- the ; o. , :n m' friend.
F. Riieinstein & Co.
Wliolesid Dealers
IX ?
)ry Goods, Boots, Shoes and
Hats.
sow* York OMioe |r, While Kl-|
WIliMlXiTOX, .\. < '.
fob 2nd Ot
#
J31a.?ri?ff'? ?3a.le.
y T .vxi) i v virtue ok ex
V ' cculiinis is>ui"l by K. It. Beaty, Esq.,
'ouiity Treasurer, to me directed and
rxlge'l in my ollice; I will sell before the '
'ourt lions- door in Conway, S. (V, on,
donday, the "Itii <lny of May 1888, during j
eg 1 ale hour s the following described j
iropeity, levied on nt the suit of the .Mate j
if Soutb Carolina, for taxes for llscal year
880-87, to wit;
A tract of land in Bnyboro township,
ontuining one hundred and twenty (1.0) i
icres, more or le>s, bounded by lands of <'.
1. Hardee and others, levied on as the
iroperty Delilah C. dodgers.
A D.SO
\ tract of land in Callivaiits Ferry town
hip. containing two hundred and thirty
hree (2T1) acres, more or less, hounded by
amis of W in. II. McQueen, Thos. Kirton
aid others, levied on as the property of
lenry F. Smith.
AliNO
\ tract of land containing two hundred
v<?>) ;irn'\ iiiimc or less, ill simpson t reel<
ownshio, hounded l?v lands of J. E. j
'rincc, Asa I). Parker and others, levied
n as tiie property of .John N. Bernard.
A 0.NO
V tract of land in Simpson Creek town
hip. containing ninety (ho) acres, more or
hounded 1a lands of Mr-. S. 11. Cox
md otlut , 'c led on a- ill" propei'.y of
lohn J. I{i?idea.
A Ji.SO
\ tract of land in Simpson Crtck town
'hip. ' oiit iinin twenty iive go) acres,
nore or les , ho n led b\ ! in of .1.
II :.ve ;, .Tut!.-on .'In. lies and nth ts levi \1
>n a.- the property of Francis M. 'arker.
A C.NO
^ tiv.ct ?>t" land in Dogwood N ck township,
containing three hundred and v< nteen
(hi 7) acres, more or Jess, hounded hy j
lands of Phillip Williard and others, levied
on as tlm property of Koin.rt Ilem-i
mingway.
A I,NO
A tract of land in Little River township,
containing four 1 undrci (400) acres, more
or Jess, hounded hy la ds ol John \V. Patrick
and others, lovici on as the property
of .Jesse Chesnut.
A f .NO
A tract of land in Little River township,
containing thre hundred (300) acres, more
or less, and known as the George R.
French Ian .evied on as the' property of
Thome* U. w aniey.
ALSO
A tract of laud in Little River township,
containing forty-one (11) acres, more or
less, hounded hy lands of Jacoh Bryan
and others, levied no as the property of
Isaac Bellamy.
A LSO
A tract of land in Socustee township, con
taining sixteen (10) acres, more or less,
hounded hy lands of B. L. Bcaty, Tohy
Small and others, levied on as tin- proper
ty of Pldllis (Rover.
ALSO
A tract of land in Socastee township, containing
twelve (12) acres more or less,
l,n.ln<l,..l . I II I I'--- '"'I
?? ??^ i.ii \ 01 ip. u, 1 >t I linillHN
Glover and others, levied on us the property
of Harry 1 )ens.
* ALSO
A tract of land in Gallivants Kerry township,
containing fifty (50; acres, more or
loss, bounded by lands of Thomas Barnhill
and oiler-, levied on as 1 he property
of John W. Herring.
Terms, Cash. . Ji. G. SkhhiOH,
Sheriff
apr 10 ill
Rare Otistinco
i'OK
BARGAINS
At our Hucksvlllo storo. which wo loom
from k(hk1 uuthority, is tho host country
storo in Horry County.
?
'XVtiirty IDsiyg Time.
Fort ho iioxt thirty days we <?fT?'r oxtweineh
low prices <>n all winter goods
remaining in stork. A big trade in them
arc now going on.
Don't be Too Late.
!*<>> A >/: A.
A line lot i f Bonanza undershirts and
darwers at 25 and HO cents each.
FLOllL
Flour from $H.50 to ?'>.75 per barrel.
Our (lours are fresh and new ground, and
we claim Mint (he United Slates cannot
produce a better Hour than we sell.
COFFEE.
I test Uio colTee live pounds for $1.00.
i ommon lift i pounds for one dollar.
MOLASSES.
Beat Now Crop Now Orlo n m dasses,
fifty cents per cailon.
No. 2, .Ye \ (' -on i w Or) ?: a- mollis
?os, thirty cents per _ I'm . ,
OU11 NO III XL NT()OK OF
LATENT XOVKLTIKN
IX LA hi A /S" J) HENS
(;00/)N AL L, NO \V
or FX FOJl IXs
F NOTION.
W. L BUCK & CO.
.1. li. JOI.LIH,
Manufacturer of
Carriages, DB-sLgrgri es,
CARTS AC.,
A N I)
denernl Blacksmith,
Horse Shoeing A Specially
(loitwny, - (J.
.
All orders promptly tilled, and all work
guaranteed. Give me a trial.
jiin 111th 20 ly
iW Go TO
1)11. E, NORTON
o
// / ; K K K l\s CO AOs' 7 01 N 7\L Y
ON HAND A FJ7LL ' yJPFLY
OF
PURE DRUGS
?AND?
FRESH MEDICINES
PHARMAGUETICAL GOODS
AT/WAYS IN' STOllK.
Combs,
?<>?
Brusliss,
Fine Toikt Soaps,
?o
Slaving Soaps and Brushes
-?o
MEDICINAL SOAPS.
O
Toeth-Picks
?o
Tooth-Brushes
?o
Colognes,
?o
Extracts,
Vestal Oil &i
| ' j&JIXZD ^4^
W I > T SO R
Again wo would call Attention to the immense
stock wn have laid In to meet the
present and coming - ason. We have
never lieon -o well equipped for business
as we now arc, and having Httidied the
wants of our many customers we hove tai
ken great pains to select otch goods ns
will meet the desire of all, and we fool
that we have accomplished tlds much in
every souse.
Mir buyer lets just returned from the
North whore he selected a full line of
ih' .{ ) ).) , usr? r;cxonsrs,
.lrZ!u^.rZ?S, CLOAKS,
m / \rv\ 11 v/1 0/1
IUIAM lll.Wi tXl?
Wo have some beautiful combinations,
uniuue designs and choice colon* in such
as <;IN<;IIAM, CALICO, CIIKVIOTS,
WOKSTKD, and anything desirable in
the dry goods line.
Our business has nccr lutii 11 pros
porous as at present, which show * that
lair low prices and honest dealings have
I borne abundant fruit, and that our efforts
j to please, and build a largo trade have
been crowned with success.
We Have Opened an a Mammoth
Stock of
CLOTHING,
j embracing all the newt * designs colon
, and textures, and we are confident 'hat
we can please you both in -t\lo and price.
They are g ling rapidly, an i the sooner
you come tb<> better you are suited. Wo .
are offer'-.g suit*- fr >m 'f up. Tiie iar
gest and mo t compii te st'?ek to be found
any where.
< > I ' It SU'< ?( K <)! '
j S H 0 E S
' i? full and complete, nud we make no hps1
itntion in saying we give you tiie b <
sbce for ti?o b-ast money. Sent". L i ti*--.,
You'll?tin 1 M jses - < < * in all
cu's -lace, congress mil bu? ?. '?j
have recently added to our sto 'In* 11
known ".James ,M< n <' * I dioe. ' is
giving great satisfaction. NVe ? *i 11 .'arrv
ilw. VI
I ni'- '111111-0 .'ii'imr ';o SiiOC, ..nr. UO\
' shoo; also, tin- Zeigler an 1 spring heel, all
j of which arc the boat on the market.
We have a large nssortnieut of Piece
! (. 'Otis and Clothing which we will eh -e
| out in tin* next thirty dry
I AT AX I) UK LO 11' COST,
in order to make room for the new supply
that is pouring constantly, and hero
you can make nonu livf!\ kirgaii s. Come
at once and get clioit e.
HARDWARE AND
<11 Si(>( 10 5
In large assortments can always h had of
us, as wo are up with tin times and it is
needless to comment here. < Mtr groceries
are always fresh.
We have not the room here to -ay to
you all we would like, but come to see us
where we can show you anything you de
sire to look at whether you wish to buy
or not, and we will convince you that we
can suit you in every respect, and save
you money.
lU KUOrtiliS & COLLINS.
NEW GOODS,
'
^ ^
DRY GOODS,
7
> shoes,
MATS,
ill. A Hi) WAR E,
I
AND
< I
GROCERIES
LOWEST GASH P*' ,
at
1 a. A. 31 Alox
% ?
.; XTOTICE.
Hegular communication of Trinity
| Bodge, 175 A. F. M. in Masonic iiail at
Bucksvillc; Tuesday on or before full
moon in ouch month. If the, weather is
inclement thoro will bo no mocting.
By Order W. M.
Jar. K. Bkaty, Secretary,
oct 13 12 tf.
UPla,:rrta.tion For Sa,l?
O Hundred acres of land in Baylioro
wmd Township, near th ? lino of the W.
C. A C. Hail road, IsutiKhd by land* of
Isaac Mishowi, ('. Holmes "and W. II.
Hamilton;being the Residence of Hozekieh
B. Holmes. Cheap and terms easy.
Apply to Johnson & Qc.vttlkbavm,
Attys. for Talbott and Sons,
5. Aug. 11th 3 tf