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. . DIRECTORY^ CHURCHES. Methodist. conway "tatiun. KKV. WM. TllOM ' s. Pastoii. * Service overv Sunday nt 11 oYiodk a. in., and V'4 o'clock j>. m. Prayer mooting every Thursday night at 7'J o'clock p. in. Sunday School e n Sunday at o'clock a. in. K. Norton, Superintendent. . conway chs lit. v.*. 1,. i'Kil'ks, i'astoii. IUmI I1HI, Saturday before lat Sunday. ... l'.'.on in Sandv Plain, I ?t Sunday lO.ui a m N Al< unt Zinn. 1-t Suv'iy IV <*? ni V W j) : 1,1,. Viiil Sunday lo.:tti a m j next V \<1 Sab. alternate*.... aonpin ? l nion :VM> (next tlnd Sab. alternate) 10.MU a m Wldie Oak ttril Saturday 1l-W a tn Foplar,tlrflSunday lo.uua hi Cool Bpflatf " 8.80 pm ; Antiocn, 4th Monday 1*2.00 m | Brown awunui l:i> Bnndij ll.00|tn (next month alteratiug) H-bOpm , Jorrlanvlllo " sj.Jpi j> in ' next month altcrating II."Ham next month. Antioch eat. 1'2.(IO in Baptist. CoSWAY \V. S. >1. (,' \sKI l.b, I'.vsroit. Rt cceoii'' Sunday an?l Saturduy night bet lit* and very fourth Sunday."3 1'ray or meeting every Tuesday night at 7:J clock. * un lay School >*.' y Sniid y at U j>. to K. W. Not i.kv, Suoerintendeii'. ar'.li.Mk iiiiiiviM Third Sn'.urday and Sunday in each month coi.ttNS' count First Sunday and Saturday before, in each month. MEETINGS OE LODGES. * A.'TlYM. it '.MlnAommunlcaiion of lloiry l.-idyo, No. le, at V i-on.~ Mali i'iret Mondav in ueh month. .1. II. M i >r?'. W. M K. of H. ?. Regular meeting of Stuart hod*.!*1. No. wll meet at their Mali on tho Kirat and Third Wednesday e\ininga ot each month. K. W. Noi.lky, Dictator. J. it. i'AiutKit, Heporlt r. niATL SCHEDULE. Mail No. 14248. From Murioi ii . . C . vay. Leav<> Marion C il Tuesdays and Saturday!) 7 a. in. and arrives at Conway i y r> p. in. Loav Conway Monday and Fridays V . in. and arrives a' Marion ."1 p. 111. Mail Route No. 11265. From Conway to Jorilnuvlllo. Leave Conwjy ; Tm'-davf : :i i S.iti rd-.y? at 7 a. in. arrive at .lordunvil'e Hi ei. Leave .Jordau - ill' Tuesdays and Saturdays at 1 p. m. arrive at Conwav ii p. in. Mail Route No. 13433. 'Ten Whltevillo N. c. to < oinvny S. ( - Leave White , ille Tuesdays an I rid.ivs at 6 a. m. arrive at < on way s p. hi. ? V Leave Con\va. Wednesdays and Saturdays at fi , m. arrive at White, die S. p. in. Mail Route No. 14264. From Little Liver to Conway, Leavo Lilti< l.iver M ! s am. .Ftit.ays at > a. in. arrive at (tonway " p. yi. Leave (' in.) n*Tuesdays and Saturday atSa. in. j arrlvo at Little Liver l in. Mrtil Route No. 14267. from Port Hun . mi S. *'.,to lair MliitT N. Leave Port llnrrelson daily except Sundays at ? a. in. arrive at fair IMnlT S j>. hi. Leave fair .'ilnff N. dully except Sundays at r. a. in. arrive at Port llurrelson rt p. 111. SCHEDULE OF STMR. SADIE. ',"n> Ueoractown on Mondays, Wodnjjsday^ anil i-'rld at i o'clock a. in , arrive at Hucksvillo at 'I o'clock o'clock sumo days. Leave Itucksville on Tne 'da;.j, Thursdays and Saturday.'', it V o'clock a. in., arrive at (loor<;etown 1 o'clock ' it i >d.i. . t . it liin .' at all intermediate landing. i. S. .MtJ(NS'r.iti.v.y, y stinr. M _'u'ie, II. T. \\*ii.i.iaxs Master leaves Conway every Weiln day at ."l a. 111., for tieorjtetown, toncliin^ at all intermediate landing's, re turninvt, leaves (ieorxvtnw.i every Friday at 0 a. in. tenon?arwr.'i- .<<%?<P2acM?3iwaiUi iuiwm.< ?*v <"t6CW IjOCAL ZOT'ISrMrS G:?:?e\ ;!<> ?->v IdverliMCiiU'iil^. J >. If. 1\i no -?A < landidate. .). M. Joh nson Announcement. \V. C. X^'. It. If. ? Change of schedule. -.?<? * ? Cool nights ami mornings. Politics beginning to hooin. Black berries and huckleberries plentiful. . Died on Tlrd sit Clio, Boyd, youngest child of Itev. B. (). and Mrs. Mary L. Berry. ltemembe. the Sunday-school mission ry * 'ing sit th 1 Baptist church, next ionday night. Lightning struck YY. P. Loo's now burn and stables hist Wednesday but did little damage. The scarcity of reading matter in this and our last issue may he attributed to sickness among our printers. Quito a crowd of young people from Conwat went up the rive.', lost Monday afternoon in search of huckleberries. Thanks to the Committee for an invitation to the Commencement celebration of the South Carolina k. T T 'i P? university. The miiieniim. of politics wi I iconic when the party of one j?nrt can speak of the party of the other part' without 1) inj;. Mr. W. U. JJyman, one of our expert fishermen, caught tt trout, with one strand of ( oats cotton, last week, which weighed six pounds. A few mattresses and sonio nice furnito.e, still at Tiik IIkuai d of lice, which will he sold cheap, for cash, or on installim its to the rioht parties. Kirton for an invitation to attend tho aQnintenceinent exorcises of Columbia Female College Jure 17 19. Salesuuy passed off (quietly without incident worthy of note. Tho people generally wore busy with their crop- and consequently few were in town. Mr. Asu lioyals has so far recovered from his recent seve re illness as to bo able to come to town. We were glad to grasp his hand on tho street last Monday. * \ttoi tion is called to the nniiouneminent v>f J. M. Johnson, <>f Marion, as a candidate fur the oll'tee of Solicitor of the J-th v .rcuit. Mr. Johnson possesses those qnuliths that go to make a capable and ellicient ollicer. T!iore will ho an annual meeting of tlie Horry llusars, and I Mo nio, at their muster shed on Wednesday'! the 4th of .July prow Tlio friends of the company ar<? cordially invited to attend and brinir their baskets. The W. C & C. 1\. H Co., has made an advanced movement, and secured the services of A. ! '. .loyner as conductor on the train. This will contribute to the comfort and satis faction of tho IjwIv travelers especiully. The State Cress association will meet in (ireonvillo on Tuesday Inly * Major John W. Holmes, of tho /iornritt J'ntj.h will deii\er the annual address. It. is hoped that the 1 Vess will generally bo represented. "What count v in tho Slate can excel 1 lorry? Over six thousand dollars in the Treasury, all debts paid, and not single prisoner in County Jail, ami not a white man living in ( op .vay habitually u.-e profane language. We chalh nge the Str.te. Tho political caldron is boiling slowlv in 1 lorrv. in fact, it has not commenced bubbling wei! yti, : > as to bring candidate's to th< surla? e . I Humors are afloat of this and thu man holding himself in readiness to 1 enter the troubled waters, on the! first favorable occasion. i ho county jail docs not contain a single prisoner, and has not for some , months. Only ono has been lodged in jail since the Session of court in March and he was sent up to serve a short sentence imposed by . a Trial .lustice. Can't ihe County ("ornmissionrrs utilize the building * i m some way so as to make it a sc.ret: of revenue to the county? Suppoe they rent it out to somebody for a barrel factory, machin-v ?hop, or the Illness of things might suggest, u wine shop? The schedule on the \\ . C. & C. K. lb, will lie changed so as to con- J uect* on leaving- C'hadbourn with No. 73 North bound on W. C. A: A lb lb, auo returning connect at J Chadboun with No. 15 Southbound. This is u decided improvement on the old schedule ;is by this a person can | be in Columbia before ho eouM leave Ch. dlxnirn on the old schedule and persons can arrive at Stations South of <'hadbourn on \V. (J. & A. K. II. . at an hour when everybody has not retired for the night. I A Karr ^'liaiirc. Wo will give a handsome gold watch ' - any gentleman or lady, boy or girt, uat will bring us one hundred cash subscriber at ><1.50 i ach bv Scntetnber, 15th. We will also <>ive a ?ood, new sovviij?f machine to1 any one hrin&inrr us lifty new subJ re J scribers at *1.50 each. Tow is your time to get a watch or sowing machine. All desiring to try for either can send in nan -s as they got them ; and we will k<. ep strict iiccont of each and deliver the watch or sewing r*> . ,navliinc as soon as said number of subscribers is secured. Any one desiriing a good watch or sowing machine will do well to comply with the above offer. Homember that one dollar aim ll tv cents must accompany each and every name. J + 1 Washington Let tor. . j (Proin Oiir R ^iilnr CorrcH)>onrl?nt.) There is a strong probability that v i will liftnr of t.hn do.nlh nf oral Sheridan beforo iliis letter reaches you. ilis tomparary improvement on Saturday was followed I?v a serious1 . I r 'lapse. Physicians and a priest arc in condant attendance at his be* side, an? his family are quite alarmed. he General of the Army is suffering frou valvular failure of I the heart, and although he has me (ierstood the gravity of the situation | from the bogining, his mind is trail- 1 But nothing can bo rnoro unsatisfactory than tho Military secretiveuess which surrounds the sick chain l>or of (ioncral Sheridan. \s has bt en sai l he is tin 'ast threat figure of iho war, and tho thousands of veterans who followed hi* leadership and fouirht the li?rht, oatroralv ask of n n 7 ?** ? news concerning his condition. Still the public is barred from all save the most meairre information, as if he were surrounded by the enemv. Tho House of Representatives has given much of its timo during the n n week to the considt ration of Appropriation bills, and tlio Somite has boon most of tin* time in secret session with tlio Fisheries treaty. The bill to establish a department.! of labor has heon passed hv both ' houses. Senator Regan, of Texas, spoke lengthily in opposition to this "bill. He "-aid if tho founders of the Republic could hear the way labor (pi' stions are discussed in Congress these days, thov would blush for sharno on account of the degeneracy and lack of manhood of their deseendants in dealing with them. I pon hearing this an irreverctn, waggish scribbler added that no doubt this is so. If ghosts ever blush, doubtless! it is when they visited tho I nited States Senate < 'hamber. The Senate convenes daily all twelve o'clock M. ()n Wednesday it. mljourneo at two o'clock in order to attend tho funeral of the wife of Senotor Sawyer, of Wisconsin, a mark of respect which, it is said, has never beer. paid t > any Senator 1 >cforo. The Senate has passed a hill in-1 croasinjr the militia Appropriation from $100,000 to $000,000. Tho house has had an unusual | .amount of fun during the- week, notwithstanding the fact that prosy Appropriation hills have had the rijjhl of way. .lust before the Postofliee A ppropriation hill was passed tho j Western Republicans- told all tho h >(I things the-* could think of about I t.hc no >v (Jem sciatic postmasters out , l there. Mr. Petkins, of Kan as, told tales about tho postmasters out in his country who send out the mails only when they accumulate a sack full. Herniated for a fact that a| certain postmaster culled upon the Administration Cm- < ? .<wiiivj i iwaiiiw'U . 1 ; stamps htitl they wcro sent to liim in large blocks or sheets, lie had never seen them in that form before. the two or three that he had occasion to buy during the course of his lif< had always been separate ones, and when they came in that form lie! thought they were circus posters, and pasted them up on the door of his olVice. lie calh d hi wife to see what the "darned fools had senc him from Washington, where he wri' (hem for postage stamps.*' He said l O i the circus rider were all alike, and no place was given where the show was to come olT. Over a section of the Legislative Appropriation lull the I Ic use indulged in so much laughter that the Congressional Record mentioned, in brackets, that an hour ol the session I was devoted to laughter. Much of the fun was over the proposition to increase the Chaplain's salary from *'.100 to a larger figure. Mr. Springer said the 1 louse Chaplain was old and needed money. Mr. Browne, of Indiana, inquired if there was in*i creased necessity for prapor. Mr. Springer replied that 'members had no idea of the groat power needed to bring salvation to a body like this.' Mr. Grosvenor opposed an increaso on the ground that tho noxt House will be a better one than this and wiilfnoed not so much praying. Mr, Strubo inquired if it was necessary to have a very able man for Chaplain. Another flippant member, M.. VII... C X f ? . . r. .ii<n, oi .vutjingan, answered that it always rerj i:rod a {[high order of ability to deal witli an iininaturo mind; therefore, the Chaplain of the Mouse should be a man of considerable ability. Then Mr. iloltnan, the old 'watch dog of the Troasuny,' said >M0 a day was too much for the House to pay for prayer, and the majority agreed with him, f >r it voted down an increase. There was more hilarity over the wages of the employes of the Metallic Gardens. One member proposed to abolish the whole thing, and another inquired what would then become of Mr. Springer'and his daily bououet. rriio latter ahvnvs wenr* i \ V ' a boiltoimicro,) and the latter replied that h* never <p>t a bouquet from the ibotanic Gardens in his life. Ml. Cobb said that at present beautiful flowers were sent daily to certain favored mouthers, but whonco they, eane> lie did not know. He only' knew that they were not se.it to members whoso wives were hero with them, Ohl I urn " iigMy Mr. W. 15. Uu.-jks ami Mtss~"Mariah f. Sin^ioton. n ii';t??gwuwyiwriBi?iwwwMBrMM Announcements. HP or Solicitor. THE FU1 ENDS OF J. }\. Johnson. Esquire, of the Marion Ear, present liitn :i> a can didate for the office of Solicitor of the 1th Circuit, subject to the approval of the nomocracy of the several counties of the ('ircuit. Per Cong rosso. The friends of Hon*. II. 11. Nkwton, of M*arlbovo County, S, hereby announce him as a candidate lor the. Ilonso <>f Representative^ of the I'nited States, from the Sixth Congressional District of South ('nrolimt, subject to the action of tlit' Democratic Primaries or Convention, as the ease may be, The friends of Hon. Cr.o. W. D.vkow liereby announce him as a candidate for | re-election for Congressman for t!ie Slx.h Congressional District, subject to the act ion of the Democratic Nominating t on vention. Market Report. t <) N W A V S. C. CIKK KICKS Dacon D. S. Sides !f? It) (rti 12' ? cents Ihitter, 2S($:r> cents. ; laird....*. 10({t.Vi}} eta. i l'orli,{(? bbl ^ XJtt 00 Molasses '(} gallon lOtfVDO cents. Coffee, {7 pound 'u 20cts. Corn, r-J busheb? .. 7ofirAS; 1 (M) liri.l i'.-i- to C ? V- "*>* 1 "" Flour, i?- 1 -J'Dsmii $:l.oO i.7o lOjrirs p? n cheat 10cents. ^'.'^'Crydav oecuiriY) . 'C.i'fr/riO cts lint , fuousvts. sj , round t!io ncio-hbof, ( ,v s house or tho stockJr . ' is a i{l. aBBtak , v lnni\ mmmm, ' \ lie <ro!d gF-\*t "' ?,""'?x;rn?N 'to lo ''on v. T11 t i i i. :i t ( ( ' .:?(' < to ju>1 *u t< II you ( -' II you ;:'i^^; iju'r t! an y u ran buy them this side of Now York oily. Why people often sty to me. our merchant- tire humbugging and swindling us out of our : ; . thi . lmrgo us hucIi high prices, i My friends it Is wrong ,to censure yourl meicliant- in this way. I don't believe you Inive merchant who is selling his goodfur more than a fair living profit. lie member my friends that all can not afford to keep a representation in the large cities constantly on the lookout, for bargains. A great many of our goods are forced on the ! market. \\'e are the lucky buyers, anil it is your good luck to be presented with the 1 glorious opportunity to purchase at the i prices we propose to give you. lieforo closing this announcement Jet me say to the ladies of I lorry hat I hope to have your influence during the campaign which promises to be a very heated one, but with your influence I am hound j to succeed. As to woman suffrage I shall endeavor to he will, the best looking and ; the majority, if possible. Conic see in" ! at once and let ine sell you a nice glove- i fitting, pebbh d grain button shoe, worth $2.25 for $1.25, and when you go hack homo tell your husbands, brothers mid sons that I am selling a good men's shoe i for $1.05. u No. 1 article for $ I .'<25, worth $1.75 in any market: 25 dozen suspenders it from r. fn I ". .111,1 or. (. II. r .... i .... ....... r, . MIIVI ? ' III."-, ?'?! Ill Ullll | times tin; mom y; gents' wool huts 'JO, :>0 | and 50 conls, iiml up; a mil lino lint.1)0 I cents; a pair of good towels 10 units less I tlui" the cost to make tlicin. Tin Ware! Tin Ware! to arrive this week. A :? ipiart milk pah "> cents, lip 7r1>, (Jijt Sets; dinner buckets I < 11 nets. 2<|t 7ets, ijijt lOcts, J?j t ldcts; thousands of articles just as cheap. Come at once before the stock is picked over. Thanking my friends and customer- lor ' tin' patronage they have given me since this special sale began and promising to merit a continuance of the same, i remain Very Respectfully. li. it. K I NO, I,oris, S. CV Schedule ol* Wilmington, Chadbourn and Conway It. ft. Cm w?i;oru>.', N. June 11, lSJifi. Schedule in effr-i I from date. . NO. 0, SO l/THROUN J), I'ASHZNOKH \NI) rUKfC.nT DAIf.V, I'.XCMI'T HU.NDAY. I Leave Chadliourn* 7 00 a m , Leave Yolnmle 7 27 a ni Leave Clarendon 7 5)8 a in Leave Liihtsoii 7 47 a in Arrive at .Ml. Tabor 7 07 a in Leave Mount TaborJ ft 12 a in Leave Princeton ft 28 a in ! Arrive at LorisJ ft 39 a m Leave Lor in ft 50 a in Loave Pino Level . OOP a m | Leav HanfordJ 9 10 a in ? Leave Uayboro 9 20 a in i Leave Privetta 9 41a nt . Arrive C-'onwnyj 10 30 a in NO. 7, NOKT11 BOUND, J'AfcsK.V.K'i AM) KKKIGIIT DAII.V, KXCKI'T Ml.MIA YS. Lei e ' >nway 10 80 pm Leave Privetts I OH |? in Leave Bavlioro 1 20 p m Leave Hanford 1 30 |) ni Leave Pine Level I 37 p m Arrive at I .oris 1 47 p in I .eave I .oris 2 07 p in Leave Princeton.,..; 2 IS p in \ ..a .,4 \i* n? ? A s\inv<-iit ,ui, uiuor z B4 p in Leave Mount Tabor 2 40pm I ,envo Kinerson II 01 pm Leave Clarendon 8 12 p ni I,cave Yolande 8 85 p m Arrive Chadlxturn 4 00 p jn JTolegrapli Stations. Train Xo. (> will wait at Chadbourn for train No. 78 V*'. C. A. 1*. U. Train Xo. 7 will connaot with train Xo. 1.7, southbound, on W. C. & A. R, R. .1. If. ( 'llADHOl.'UN, .1 It., Superintendent. f KOI! BARGAINS At our Mueksville store, which \\ ? learn from good authority, is t'i<> best country store in Horry County. rI?lairt3r Days Tf-iaae. For the ne.v. thirty days wo offer oxtwemely low prie. s on all winter goods remaining In stock. A big trade In them are now going on. Don't be Too Late. i ?? >:%W ^/A . A line lot of Ihman/a undershirts and dnrwers at 25 and !30 cents e ach. flofk. Flour from $:?.50 to $0.75 per barrel. Our Hours arc fresh and now ground, and we claim that 'lie Fulled States eanuot produce a better Hour than we sell. COFFEE. 15e-i Uio colTee live pounds for $1.00. Common Kin 5C pounds for one dollar. MOLASSH. 1'est A'ew Crop \\ \v Orleans molasses. nr. . I fifty t oi.ts per pallon. No. 2. A'ew Cruo V.?" .... i.. . .ses, thirty emits j>?t y.llon. OUR SFRIXR STOf'F ()F\ LA '/'ART X<> !'/ ;/. T If As IX LA /HITS' hi:ASS hoods . i r /?; xo 11' nn:x for IXSRFCTIOX. Yv. L BUCK & CO Great Bargains. ('(Kids on < 'un.si^iuuciits ami Km* Sale ;il A in-1 ion and Private Sal" Will Last Perhaps Thirty Days< 'oiue si I Oner. ( 'lliItIV h::iiclk< i'i-iii. i I'm- I <i ? "iii. , .i t'. 2m routs, Gents' handkorchl f for 5 cents, worth 25 rents. A ladies* fancy lnro scolloped border for 5 cents, worth 25 rents. (ieiits' straw li it - for 5, 10, 12, 1 2t? to Vj rents each. A nice , nr lint for $1,25, wort5 $2.00 T\v .iiy-fonr pound spring Imliinrrs for 10 rents, worth 25 rents. A Xo. I spring pad lock for 10 rents, worth 25. A good pad lock for I cents. A set of tea spoons for 10 rents, worth 20 rents. A set of table spoons for 15 cents, worth 20 cents. Pair of gents' suspenders, elastic, for 5 cents, wunii ] > cents. dents' liti?* mi ponders for 1 cents, worth 40 routs, dents'extra Hue suspender,s, -! 1 k (hush, brass buckles for '3't fonts, worth 7*> cents. ( 1'in**, needles, thread, dress buttons etc., in endless variety, at |u ices bejow the cost of the manufacturer. Those good are forced on the market, the result of a big failure of a high toned old credit concern. Now the goods are going at just one half in many cases the cost to manufacturers. Come and see me without delay, at (.oris and at 1'rivetts', as this special sale will not last, perhaps over thirty days. Auction Every Saturday af LCRIS. Respect fully, 15. II. KINO, NO NAlVPF'.Ss W4MPTI To tf/'hom Docs Tiiis Apply? PERSONAL. To Mr. Mrs. and Miss You will not !> unduly called upon, nor will you I"- subpooiaed to appear or give exidence for Me ?r?. 1*' ink Wngnnlla, the New York publishers, inasmuch as action on your part nius bo voluntary, but should you volunteer, you would receive liberal compensation fur yo ir trouble. You need not coiumunibute witii tliem, however, unless in search of a good opportunity to secure a desirable and profitable business agency, or may know of some ullStnl.lc iiwllvi 11. . 1 ill'" " ..... Mil./ in .11111 \> JHMIl yOil woukl like to befriend. They arc now advertising as follows: "In your locality and in adjoining counties, also in every State and Territory in the 1'iiion, we want reliable, energetic and ambitious men and women to help supply the demand for our publications. The held is a rich one, and while the trade, w hicii i doing immensely, cannot begin to cover it, to * ">() per week may readily bo made by earnest Work ina personal canvass an opportune ty for prolitabh employment not t?> be missed. If you are financially pinched, or desire to increase your income any way, or if you are prepared to de.ote your whole time to the work so as to make the most money, now is your time. Write to us at once. Address, with some particulars, Agency Department, Funk and Wagnalla, 18 and 20 Astor Place, N. Y. This is exaetly what they advertise, and they will do ;dl they say. That you write to thorn at once it you want money, and endeavor io secure for yourselves an agency for this well-known house, Is the advice of A FRIEND. Coiirl 4!oniiiii>n 5*io Complaint not Served. Henry L. Buck, plaintiff VS. Ijiiciwlu K. Gilbert and husband, < i Gilbert, Fannie 11. Anderson and husband. .1. .). Anderson, Alice B. Sprite.s mid husband, A. A. Springs, William j;. Wright, George O. Wright, Fannie W. Hn/nrd md husband, Jonathan II a/an I, Georgie Buck, Mary Sarvis and husband. Ij F?Snrvis. Desiah McO. Buck, Ilattic B. Sparkman ' and husband, W. K. Sparkman, Mary B. Simpson and husband. S. S. Sinij ?u, WilHam Met}, liurk, F. Gertnule lliii 't, Alien II. Buck, K. Albertinc Buck and llcnry Buck, defend mts To the defendants: I.uriudu li (filbert 1 !\iul husband, Cephas (Jillxrt, Fannie B. Anderson and husband, J. Audt rson, Alice II. Springs and husband, A. Springs, William B. Wright, C< oiye <>. ; Wright, Faun to W. Hazard an I husband. .Jonathan Hazard, (leotgie lluck, Mary.J. i Sarv is and husband, H.F. S.uvis, Dclsali ^l^ < J. lluck. llattio B. Sparkman andlmsband, W. E. Sparkman, Mary 15. Simpson ' and husband, S. S. Simpson, Wii'.l an V's i (J. Buck, F. Cert rude Buck. Alice 15. Buck, K. Alexandrine Buck and Henry Buck. You arc hereby sumiuonud and required j to answer the complaint in Mi!h action, which lias been tiled in t lie olliec of the Clerk of the Court of Common l'leas, for the said County, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscribers at their olliec at Conway, S. within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive i of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the conij 'aint within the lime aforesaid, the plaintilT in this action will I apply to the Court f ?r the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated .Ipril 2-ttli. A. I). 18SS. \Y \l II A ScAltltuHOI Oil, FlaintilT's Attorneys. To the defendants: Fannie B. Anderson. .1. .1, Anderson, \\ illi im 15 Wright, Ceo. O. Wright Htid Crorgie Buck. Take notice, that the complaint in this action, together with the summons of which tli" forcp >iin? is a copy, was tiled in the olliec of the Clerk ' I of I tm Coiu-I <>r ''nimi.1.1. r? 11 ... u.imm.m I HUM uu linrrv County on the iMth ?lay of April, 1888. [ 1.. s. i John M. Ouvxit. 0 C. P. War>ft iSi 8?: Mtitoitot 'iir, iMainlilT'a Attorney, apr 2(5 Gt DRY GOODSWe ju'e vti 11 .u the lea<! on dry goods, notion^, furnishing good-- and anything" in tl^it line, and we tool confident we. can sell them cheaper than you can liny them else- i where, ami give the best {.mods for the least money. It is not quantity, but quality that i vi ry one should lie governed by, hence Ibe cheapest in price Is not always the cheapest go ids, but i.i uu t cases they , are the dearest in the end, and if you wiil ! compui< the goods with th prices you will find ours chenj or ti in the worthless so ldy goods wld h am to l>e found all ova r the land. Wo do net l< ? p -di xldy goods, hot try to but "! iie . an' .hen [ you buy front us you can always rely on [ getting what they are re pre raited to be mid getting a dollars' worth of tnods for | one uoliars' worth of produce or money. I., i ??. Oders by JVSaiJ. ) ill/ I'llII Sl/ot to II ' t'oi' O Kilt.' /. / limit unit in trill i/o os in// J<o' l/Oll OS /tlolll/tl l/Oll ll'i l'l! U/'lSi /ll, O/nl i/oiir o.'i/i r< iri/t hi ji.'ooiji/t / fr/fcit os /li ili' OS possitlf. I! r tiOI'c O til Oilfit ill Si til'f It'll I / /'o/lll fjilll'll.y fiorj tilll/s Oil// l/l'iss I ft Kills mot otto I' S fhiii(fx ii'i ( <!limit tin iifin/i h< /'< . t 'nil I '/in! xi i I hi m. j <? h Our stock of groceries i- always fresh and full, and we can compote with any ! firm in tin State. BURROUGHS & COLLINS j ij. II. JOLL.IK, Manufacturer of j Oa,rria,g'esD, DB\xg,S'i?3, CARTS &C., AND < leneral fllacksmith, Horse Shoeing A SpecialtyComviiy, - S. C >.! All orders promptly tilled, and all work guaranteed, (live mo a trial. jan 10th 2(5 ly IIATS. // a\ v / a iV/> no ys s Tin t \v anjj mm hats in ALL 77/ E LATEST STY LEU, AN I) AT riilEES TO ' SUET TEE TIMES; A LSO LADIES TRIMMED And 13 ntrimm ? d, YEMBllACING THE XE11 EsT DESK;XS. 'I'llE YAHE LEEAHLE, !'HETTY A AO CHEAP. COME SOON AND | (LET ( HOWE. HL'HHOruiIS & ( 0LMN3. DR. P. K BETHEA, j h ll II 0 I A I A n n II <1 n I. " r ii y p i li I d |i cII u p IIF p U jl, Csr-way, S. O. Will bo found at Dr. Norton's Drug j Store, or "Railroad House." All calls! promptly responded to, nigiit and day. Diseases of women and obstetrics a specialty. apr .*? ' ly MM' : make room f?>r the new s?<x:k we hare iJP just hud In: nti'i **il! ire coming iri all the time. Y/e !i .ve tiie largest and Ix'^t selected ' Ttmer t n the County, from $ 1.00 per nit up. Call and exam- ' tne them. . SHOES. 1,tidies' siufi (icnts* Shoes, In all styles and prices, Mini iiv i-Ikiiiii nti ?r..i? ...... buy them in \\ ilmina;ton <?r C'luuh'vton. We Keep on hand about three thousand pairs of ladies', metis* and children*' shoe1, which we are selling close to cash custom ers. I^yciir are unable to call to see them we can . send them by mail. If you do not like them you can return them and we will cheerfully exchange them or refund your money. BURROUGHS & COLLINS. NEW GOODS, ^ ? 8 jj ^ gi 'Hi IS XJ 5 vl I. 4 ?. W \m* Lt d T / \ 1 u f n i IVJ iv"5, HATS, II All I) W All E , AM) G HOC H ill ES ? AT? LOWEST G/-.SU PRICES AT?A. A? MAYO'S. ^Avijiq fyjiciiijftii. 4 We have another lot Of tlio popular NEW HOME, HAM ITCTIf ftftin nnu > ArFH Al . Sewing IMIsxcTii nss, weich wo must sell in it short time, and we can sot all local or traveling agents in the shade on prices. Call and he convinced. Burroughs & Collins. * X- X- * -X- * -X- X- * THEMORNINGSTAR. Vs x x- ?e * * x x * -* A-First-Class D:: ocr.ticNewsiiaper, PUBLISHED iiAiLY AT $6.0C Per Annum. the ohhest DAILY IX '! hi state: THE WEEKLY STAR H I .<><> a Von r. FULL and RELIABLE MARKET REPORTS. Tin', Ldh rJ \i i' , I'olltic.al and (i< '*'//, from (ill ij' the Worlds (!ond* nfed did Arranged in //u most AUrw.thu Eorm. .\'ivitusuij.' u (" Koisonabic. A < i < I i'chh, Wil H. BERNARD, Eiiitor and Proprietor, WILMINGTON, N. C. NOTICE ~ lingular comn mi ntion of Trinity Lodge, |t'? A. F. M. in .M: -onie Hall at Bucksville; Tuesday on or before full moon in each month. If tin> weather!* inclement there will be uo meeting. Ily Order W. M. j\s. H. hi: vty, Secretary, oet 18 13 tf.