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TUK iionm iii.uAhi). i)IUIXT.()HY. CHURCHES. MothocUst. c< N v \ \ *TAYl??V". I:KV. V' IIIoMAs. Pa-toii. S?jrvtCW every Sunday at tl o't lvK'k a.m., am' TS o'cloc k j?. in. Prayer nicotinic every Tliuraday night at i'i o'clock i>. in. Sunday School every Sunday at 'i o'clc '% a. in. K. Norton, Superintendent. c , u s \V A 1 I I III 1 t r lfv.v. w. i PUit ms, lied Hill. Sat'inli.x before l?t unlay. 1'S.Od ill s-iiidv Plain. 1*t Sunday 10.<*> R Mount Zlon, I Sunday V'. .. m Pi???:nh. t Snlid ly i.: Duraut. Hinl Siuiday 11 !'! (uext^liid Sab. alternate) 5*55' " o i j.ion ... }? w 't>; !.' bS ? ?j Po,.l ?v,iirdSiiiieay !? ?? ? C?#oi I Ml | . . A ntiorl , 'I i Moi? i IJ t'OW 11 in' -mm. v '"II in . Oxl mouth alter? injrt 3.J50 |i in Jordanvltlo 1 0.80 p m ^ 'MCi a HI 111 \t mini' .i. * nti li ' ..lt.no in saptist. C'ONVVA Y \V. S. I'ASTOIi. mil Sunday : Saturday ulghtbot" o and every fourth sii i ny.vj !'> m iiiiM'I'ii^ every Tut'sdn; niujlit nt 7lj !'? k Sunday School overv Sunday nt 0 j>. n> K. \V. Moi.i.iiy, Huoerint >".:imk nnuv K ? Tliir 1 Saturday and ^ntitlnv in each inoiuli COI.I.INrt' I 'tKI'.K Fir*! Sunday and Saturday liefore, in ouch inontli. < ' MEETING?] OF LODGES. A.-.F.-.M. It" rtilnr romniiinicntion of I lorry l.odifo, No. ti.'i, :ii Mrutonlc Hall Kind Monday in each month. .1. H. Moore. W. M k. or n. K'"'itlar lneetlni; of Stuart l.odvj". No. tis-'ft, will | meet nt their llnll on ths First ana Third NVednes d:tv ovenin"-' nt oieh inntith. K. . Noi.i.KV , Dictator. .1. I!. P.VIKK't, Iteporter. MAIL SCHEDULE. Mail Eou+o. No. 14243. ; mi M.ii . i ( II to ''on v at l.o i\e .M irlon t 11 I'll " .*ittl Saturday* 7 a. m. and nrrivi nt t oiivvuy li> .*> j?. in. la a\ i? Conway Mondavi and Fridays 7 . m. nnd arrive* lit Marion "> |?. in. Mail Hon to No. 14265. From ( oinv.iv to .t.ini niv ill", Leave ' on way rue-tinvs and Sutard t,1 - h1 i a. hi. arrive nt .lordtinville IM in. I.oave .loi'danvill'' riicsd.iye nnd Saturday* nt t 1>. in. arrive nt Conway tip. in. Mail 11 onto No. 13433. Worn \Viit*(?vilto N. 1? Ooiiwiiv S. Koiiw j Wlift >. in j hii<! Krldaw* it f> i. pi. rirrivp lit iv p. in. Iifivo Commi; dwv lay. a:id Saturdays nl ft . m nrrlv at Whit e.lile rt p m. . Mail Routs No. 11264. lioiit Little Itiver I" Conway, l.onvo Little III.' r Mondnvs mi ! I ay - il a. in. arrive i:l Conway 5 i>. in. I. ave ( .|iw ;y -any :d Sn; nrday s at K a. in. arriw at Little River I p. 1:1. Mail Routs No. 14207. Prom I'.nt lln.'i I <>'i s '' , to Palr MliifT N. Leave I'ort llarrelsnn dnily except Sundays at a. m. arrive at Fair MlufTS p. in. Leave Fair . ! stT N.C., daily e\in.pt Sundays at a. in. arrive at Port P.urnsl.-on s p. m. SCHEDULE OF STMR. SADIE. Leave Georgetown on Mondays, Wednesdays . and Frld at LJ.'.ln p. in., arrive at Unci,- villa ! at oYloi!; oVIoek same (lays. Leitv IliK'kaville on Tuesday.-*, Thursdays hi <1 ; Saturdays. at T oYl'tC.- a. in., arrive at Georgetown t oYI.?> !? same days, toiietdug at all int.-1 Mediate landings. T. S. Mi nnkhi.vn, M aster. Ktmr. II. 'I'- Wit man* MuHlcr leaves <'u?\va\ cviT.v UYdir^'lie :'.t .*> a. in., f<u- (Jnor^o(own, Ioiii'IiIii:,' at ail Inti'rmodintn IiiiiiImil'h, ipi iirninv', I' Hies (Ji'orm'town v??rv I'riil.e at <i a. in. LOCAL ITIEIMIS. j Sll<le\ {<> itll VI'flJM'HU'llld. Avkiiv Fi.ovn -Notice. ( > ICO. (i HA! N<; KH Notice. I\uin yost?>r?lny. The employees of the \V. C. & C. K. J*, v ere made ^rln<! last Tuesday. ( 'andidntos in Marion are becoming thick as jrrnss-hoppers. Sotnol)o?lv will ccrtainlv he left. '/-* We wish some exchange would <*ive os an infallihlo reined y for eato'hino fleas. They aro an absolute nuisance. (Jot the little amount voti owe Tin: I f 1: it a i.i? and lay it aside, and if wo do not call for it, sond it. to us. Wo 111 nst liavo money. The eriri that left a pitcher at Col. . ?:.m.ww i,? ,i?? \ xMJi! ll/H'iJu u III Irrtmrn^r un mu wu> tlio new boat was launched ran fret "* tho same bv (jailing for it. Tho Kxccutive ('ommitteo of tho Sixth Congressional District and 1th Judicial Circuit will meet in Florence June 20th at 10 A. M. "Cocktails"' probably will account * seasickness of the Kditor of tho (Jcorgetow n 1'ancx on his recent trip to St. I/mi . f'hnifiti si'/ni/i1r hu-s* rm'ontur. A treat committed suicide tho other day. Mr. Scarborough, living | near tho sceno of the tragedy, considerately performed the last sad rites in releasing it from suspension. (ion. Sheridan is lying ill at his home in Washington and is. expected to drop off at any hour, lie possesses great nervous energy which may enable him to resist and surmount complications and ho may yet rocovor. The silver spike will be driven by '?r?>4 Latimer next >r i-dav on the V?Vmin??tnn S-w Con.M Uailroa'. are indebted to the Superintendent for an invitation to attend tho ceremonies. 'l'lte new schedule on the \Y. C. & Hail road went into effect last Monday. This schedule will enable our mountain friends to leave Conway after diniu r one day and take breakfast in 1 lendersonville the next. M'llilrt (' ?!?rlostoll I -i iniiviiiif vn unanimous]y and doterminatelv fv?r a million dollar Hotel, why can't Conway put in motion some scheme that will result in a ton thousand dollar Hotel for this place, it is snbl\ needed, or at least, one less pretentious. The Wilmington V< .<<.? ? mj> r's trade issue came out last week. It has a pink rover, with 30 pages of advertising and local reading mattot* mainly of a commercial nature. It is neatly and creditably gotten up and reflects favorably on the coinmereial advancement of Wilmington. T. I>. Kingsbury, assoeiato editor r"> ' of the Wilmington S/i' \ has received the honorary degree of 1.1.. Ik oonferred by the 1 niversityof North i , 11 to .... I......... t.... stowed and will be worn with orodit and dignity. Tho ed torials of the >>/<// arc niodnls of literary excellence. 'I'lio retirement of Messrs. Wliitnov and < iarland fr tin tin* cabinet of President Cleveland after the 1th of March next has been definitely determined niton. Tho former withdraw on account of the condition of his health, and the latter because lie is tired of official life. ' 'ther changes i the cabinet inav take place at the re >/ani/ itien in case President t " \ land is re-elected. Charleston is excited to fever heat o\ er the project of bnihlinjr a million . dollai Hotel. It has affected the whole commnnitv, with a few exception from (Jeo. W . W illiams w "ih In - 'O.OlH) contribution to the ( small boy with his *>"). The eontriInitioi 1 on paper now amount to over two hundred thousand dollars. Phis is ; <?rand conception* but will it . . eventuate, as many oilier Charleston ....i,,,,! . ... .. ..oil K:...I.'J \i'.. I ^huim .-VJi' i ' ( nilll'Ull ill . ? . ? !?<>j???, fur tlio sake of Charleston, sometli irood will jrrow out of o o this bio uiea. I Stat'1 Treasurer Ihimhero lias refunded the' s 100,(100 of Iteficienev I>ondsal I.1, per cimi! authorized hv tin1* last session of the Legislature. Citizens of the state took them nil. (leo. W. Williams, of ( hni'esten, t liiuks arrangements can he elTeeted >U) refund the State, deht falling due in 1 S(.)o in the same manner. This would he a clear annua! savino to the taxpayers of sevent v-livo thousand dollars. A considerable propc>rtion of Static taxes tfoes to the payment of inteiest on the jmhlic deht, and all reduction of the inter- j est results in a proportionate reduction of taxation. 4"\o* P rue. I lorry iias the reputation abroad of beino sick I v and that people ran not i loi *r res'vf the insidious approach of in. 'ii< and when it overtakes one he soon sucumbs. We inioht write a thesis to disprove the theory, and 1 might so far succeed as- to convince tho unprejudiced, hut that would not j !>o ;o positive and demonstrative as a few authenticated fa is. Sallie (ireen, colored, <l'ed one day last week. Nohody living knows how old she was. Sho claimed to ho ahout 1 Id years old, and the nee and appearance of her descedants would indiento that she was not far from right. Thos. I Tucks is still livinc and is he w en 05 and 100 years of iiijc, 'i hero are others who have passed eighty and are drawing closely to r> %> r> j ninety. A 3f n i*e im o. Wo will give a handsome gold o r> watch i > any gentleman or lady, hoy or girl, that will bring us. one hundred cash sutmcriher at *l.r>0 inch !>y September, loth. Wo will also give a good, new sewing machine to any one bringing us fifty now sub seribers at 1.50 oacli. Now is your time to get :i watch or sewing innchine. All desiring to try for either can send in names as they got thoiu and wo will hoop strict accont of eacli and deliver tho watch or sowing mnchino as soon as said number of subscribers is secured. Any one desining a good watch or sowing machine will do well to comply with tho above offer. !Jomember that one dollar and fifty cents must accompany each and overy name. * * IVrxm u 7. Maj. H . L. Buck passed through Conway, last Monday. on his way homo from St. Loirs. Ho i highly gratified with his experience 't St. Louis and i> enthusiastic for tin* ticket m mmatcd. Mr. and Mrs. Pheodoro Me Keithan, of South Port, N. P., arc visiting her sou, Mr. .J. M. McKcithan. iv'ev. \Y. *t. MeCaskill lias taken his wife to Charleston to Prof. If. A. Kinloch for surgical troatment. She ha; been a sufferer for sometime and has become \erv solicitous for relief. Mr. 10. V. Dusenbnry has gone to the Kleotrie Splines, (?a. to tost the curativo qualities <>f the waters for chronic rheumatism. We would ho glad to record groat and permanent improvement. J. 11. Clmdhourn, Jr., and J. Ik Chadhourn were in town yosterilai on ollieial business. > irit1 "* w.fTpyvnvrr m 4. '<)r!MkS|)(>ll(l<MMMk. Items IVotii Uiicksvillc. Farmers arc hard at work. Boat rides are now in order. Soeastoo? Bueksvillo -Sain, watch | Sam. . Front door sociables are now in| dnlood in. A reininu hell The villain) heau11 v on horseback ,r - Look out for th<) breach of prou, ,sV (suit at Bueksvi 1 le. P ar' Of j , I'ienie at Bueksville nox!,jien j U! which promises bo quito a, jajNflj alTair. Schoonoi Ilattie Buck, i on the i Ah instant for aston, Me. I'lie base ball era/e has ^ gs|jgjj dh^^^H will cross hats witli the team in 'lie near future. WH The stea.ner Sadie changed sIMmS! < o arrivaI < i'fl m mm Se I n >. >i ie ? Frank M. 1 love. iTW Kennon, from Baltimore. Md., and schooner .los. W. 1 hives, Bryant, from New \ ork, are now reoeivinv carqos for West Indies. The I lucksvilie Boat Flub have determined to 'fot up a number of r:ic - mikI spoils, to take place on the dorious 1111. If tlioy are successful, tin1 club hope to 1)0 ill)lo t:> iillVo the oonrso adopted and Iimvo an annual regatta. Mr. (ieormj (' Blanco, our ofTioiont surveyor, who lias linen with us for the past two years, took piitsaoe on Schooner llattio IJuek for his homo | at I'rospoct Ilnrhor, Mo., whom lie | will renew the acriMaintanco of former years and view the scenes of his youth. The next regular eomiimiiieation of Trinity l.odoo, No. 17fi, .V. I*'. M. will he held at Ihieksville on Tuesday eveninif, .luno l'dth. The 8rd deoree will ho conferred, rofreshments served, important business transacted and Lodoo called oil' for summc r. I chronicle, with tho most unfeinged regret, the untimely death of Miss I'obecoa ()livor, daughter of ' r"> Mr. Samuel Oliver, of Socnsteo. She breathed her last on Thursday, 7th instant, at 1 o'clock, calmly and tranquilly, surrounded hy her relatives and friends. She possessed, in an eminent degree, all those ounces of mind and character that could render her lovable and attractive. The blow is one that falls with fear fid force upon her parents, brothers and sisters. Her remains were intered at the (iraveLy Oully cemotery. v. I. I), o. c. <}. Kehohoth Items. Nearly everybody busy on their farms. Crops are looking very well, considering the heavy rains and cool nights. The farmers are having a hard struggle with "(Jen. Croon" in this section, but we think, with a few more fair days, they will conquer him. The rice crop in this section is quite small; very few people havo planted any. Mr. I )rod Minoy plan ted all his swamp lf.rnls in rico, but failed to got a stand. The Rill-bugs* arc playing havoc in this community with young corn. The caterpillars have almost disappeared. Ilog cholera is raging through hero and tho prospects for hog meat another year are gloomy. The health of tho community is not so good as reported some time ago; much sickness prevails. Miss Rosa K. .Johnson, of Stephen's X Roads is visiting her brothr) or, Mr. K. L. Johnson. a. s. Mr. Edituii: j The 13oatd of Examiner are now comm' 'fix- !?<? u<ivisibilits of hold- |< in^ a Normal Institute this BUOiDert \ir the benefit ??f the teachers, now eachin<r or who wish to teach in tho schools of the County. Wo woukl be pleased to have communications fr in all tho teachers anil those interestcil in the school work. Wo can secure hoard here at reasonable terms. All who feel interested in : this work, will please communicate < with us, as to lent/th of time, ,S;c. Public notice will be jriven hereafter i of time of commencing. .1. F. I)i:i:11 \M. n o Wash injiton F.et f er. I from Our (.'urroBpo'utfnt. 'IMh* Graceful compliment paid hyp D I Coimm'oss atid tin* I'resident >n Fri-; n day hot to the gallant ofliccr whose struo-ole with death the whole nation r>r> has been watching for <a week, was , one of those nets which raise human nature's estimate of itself. The event of the day in the Son- < ate on Tuesday was the passage of j ( the bill to make (Jen. Sheridan a full (ioneral. lint in the House! there was delay over the measure, even after Representative Mills demanded, on behalf of < 'onfederate soldiers living and dead, that then lyioti.?, passed at (nice, * , . .1 ,ttp\ ! re, a e.ieai ^ however, about one < er^dav oceun to revive the rank of ' ound the neighbor An?v ,|)C 1 >t^M>r tho ?toek|j;)lir an,j i,?lf later tr^V - ? .. kvmT" VUICI1 ?t| > tor . * t! U ^1*1! golll ^w . ' ' ^O.de to llo to tCK' , , 1 i ?g T'1:; r ' StriCKOIl i km ( d 1>\- tlio oirfmuJ loupes o' ( 'iiii'nv- '-; ?ii f?*? i. to I'd )!)( > to Oj)j>0- 1 ^nnvMi'M' of:? BM^Fcr before, wo cup truly say I tliiit tie wnr i- ikih ended, nnil tint tlie.ro tiro no politic* in the reward of faithful service to the flair which ' n Moats over a united nation. At the present writing (ieneralr Sheridan's physicians are a little hopeful, lie sleeps some and occasionally takes a little nourishment 1 with comfort, still a relapse is prole ' ahlo at any moment. The news of his promotion wasbro' ken to him orndunlly. One of his attendants first told him that the hill had f heen passed hy the flouse; then in a : ! few minutes lie was told that tho j President had signed it, and soon t through the process, each step of his 'nomination ami confirmation boinef r"> ! announced to him at intervals, and finally his wife carried in his commission complete, which Senators liaw-h Icy aid Manderson brought to thej) I louse. The ;o'iicr;il soon fell asleep, , \ l>nt In a fow minutes ho awoke, 1 ami not for?rettin^ 11 io proprieties, | dictated a letter of thanks to ( the President, signed it, and dis- I patched il to the White House. There will ho a hirer? attendance n at the St. I.ouis Convention from Wiedniioton. ()n Saturday evening (iiioueh tickets hud already been ' sold to till four or live cars, and the j demand was increasing. The Press j nailery was almost deserted that . ( morning, fullv three-fourths of its j iti'nnntmtv l..f? <\... SO I ..... ( * ..It I ?*I- iwib JW1 >71. hUlin, . . I 1 It is expected that about sixty dein- ; oeratie Senators and Representatives ' ! together will bo there. But for the 1 i>ondindobato on the tariff biM | '1 " 1 then* would be more. Members of , the House do not like to leave while i that measure is under discussion, and ] they find that the republicans are not j anxious to pair. ' \ Tim pairs which have been ar- ' ranged are nearly all between l)em- i ocrnts who are eroiner to St. Louis ' r> r*i | an ! Republicans who are joiner to1 Chicago, and they are in every in'liner of the ironclad order, apply- t iiif* to divisions and roll calls alike. At the Capital there was but one h comment on tho Paris letter of Mr. ' P.laine polished on Wednesday, and i that was that there, is no longer any 1 doubt or question as to his absolute withdrawal from politics. The lot- ! ter was thus thus accepted and con- i stmod by men of both political j?;?r- J ties. ' i The republican Senators say that ' Mr. I'lauie's positive prohibition of the use of his name clears tho political field on their side of tho only el- 1 emont of uncertainty that existed, and that now they will proceed to 1 I ascertain who is their strongest man and to nominate him. The nomination of Mr. Fuller for Chief Justice still hangs fire in the r> i Senate. Tho delay is said to bo duo i rather t'? a f that 'Mi* c mm be accused >f i i ? and want of thoroughness iT it nech s to examine mid we oM ?1'. tbat-is laid before it than to an\ spocial < <a r^o . against the nnmi lee. A Chiea^o gentleman has asked for delay in order to give time to put certain things in shape for presentation to the committee. He alleges that the elerk*of the court mid .Mr. 'e.ller were jury com missinners in 1SSI, and that Mr. Fuller drow a jury before which a case in which he was himself heavily interested was tried. The result, according to this gentleman, was a verdict for Mr. Fid lor, and the consequent recovery of a large tract of swamp land. The committee has leleirrrn limit fin* ? ipinniorint ?>T ?! < .. .- ...... ,..l.b ... Ill" roconls, ami will await their receipt. Announcements. IP ox Solicitor. TIIK FIJI I.N l>S OF .}. M. Johnson, Kstjuirr. [?f the Marion liar, present him as a ran Ii<l.'tto- for tln> otllce of Solicitor of the lth Circuit, subject to the hpproval of the Democracy of the several counties of the I 'irvuit. UTor CcnB'recc. The friends of Hon. 11. II. N kwton, of Marlboro ('ounty, S. (hereby announce tiim as a candidate for the House of Men resentnti ves of the I uitfil States, from the sixth Congressional District <>t S? mt 11 ['arolina, snbjet t t<? tlic action of the I )eni erotic I'rimaries or Convention, a- tin* use may be, The friends of ! fo\. C i o. \Y . I > \ i \\ hereby aniiomice him n> a candidate for a election for (.'on^n -man lor t ie Si\'!i I ongrcsslonnl District, sn!?)-ct to l' e n< ' on of the I)einocratic Nominating ( on vention. -wrvi rrw^????vi Harkct r?e>iort. (ON WAV S. C. H It*HT.1M MS Ibicon !>. S. Shies \.f lb 10 (,/ p." . cent butter ysfr/:t;? cents. | bard 1 (><?/ 1 cts. I'ork, ltbl s it) no i M ola- e. gallon lOib 1*0 cents, CofTee, \Q pound Dl-!.|@!?0tts. I Corn, bushels InfOS I (10 Crist per hn-he! 7Vo S t 01) Clour, |?er bh) s;l.h() n V...?' llggs per do/ 10 cent . Sugar (D.j tin, 10 els bint * 'ottnn S 1 to tt 1 lid-. b cd Cotton , to j i WlbMINCTON, N.C., May 15'..'otton, li^jj (t 0 r\\ (cuts. KI I)b Tl KI'bN'l " N I! \ ir.gin, "(d bbl., .'SO pound ; $ * oo Yellow I)ip, 1 1)0 I!ard, I 00 Spirits rurpcntinc, per gal. 5W . Tar, .s | .10, '.'SOpound bbl. Kosiu Str iiie il S'J' ,0i si ' .cents, v .??-hk"-wwiiihiuh?<jui ?.i .KH NEW A1)VEIITrSKMKNTS. m T j * _ . once. Notice i- hereby jriven on Monday lie mil liny o! .Inly, the Under;.i;?ned will ! ipply to the I'roiiitte .1 ud re of I lorry I ['ounty for a final discharge from the oi ; ice and trust of Administrator of the e.- | ate of .lames Floyd, deceased, Avnuv 1'i.oYD, Administrator. June 11 It [Hlsta-to HSFctice. All persons holding claims against Arlnir .1. (Irainyer, ileceased, late of the ['ounty of I lorry, will present them with- j n the next thirty days properly autlienti nted to the undersigned,and those indeht <1 to said Arthur .1. Grainier, deceased, ivill make payment to me within the same imp, or I shall put all claims due said deceased ill suit. G KG. GttAINOKIt, * Administrator. jime 11 -It A. Candidate. / I am a candidate for County store keep r, subject to the action of the Democrat c Nominating Convention, to meet in 'onway soon. My reasons for making his announcement is in tin* first place I mi compliant, second placo I am ablo i>. In just what 1 say when I tell you I can ell you .roods cheaper than you ran I> i\ hem this side oP Ni \v York city. Why iieople often say to me, our incrcliaiil - are miubugging and swindltng us out of our noni y they charge us ueh high price . My friends it is wrong to censure your merchants in this way. I don't believe you have merchant who is selling his {roods Ibr more than a fair living profit. lie member my friends that all can not efTord o keep a representation in the large eitles oii tantiy on the lookout for liar rains. A great many of our goods arc forced on the market. \Vo are the lucky buyers, and it is your good luck to he presented with the glorious opportunity to purchase at the prici s we propose to give you. Iii fore closing tins announcement ht ine say to the hidic o( I lorry that I hope , o linvo your Influence during tlio cam pnlgn which promises to be a very hentodj ime, hut with your influence I am' hound to succeed. As to womi n suffrage I shell 1 ondeavor to lie with the In -t looking and the majority, if possible. ('Olne see me it once and let 1110 sell you a nice glovelilting, pebbled grain button shoe, worth ijg.go for si.'Jh, and when you go back home tell your husbands, brothers and nous that i am selling a good men's shoe ror $1.05, u No. I article for $1.25, worth ) *1.75 in any market; 25 dozen suspenders nt from 5, 10, 15, ami 25 cents, worth four I lime the money; :i iit ' wool hats 20, ISO ind 50 cents, ami up; a real line hat 110 i'f nts; a pair of good towc Is |o cents less than the cost to make them. Tin Ware! Tin Ware! to arrive I i Week. A i! (piart 'milk pan 5 cents, Op 7cts, <;<|t Bets; dinner buckets Iqt rats, 2qt Vets. !tqt lOcts, 4qt Wets; thou-j sands of articles just as clicap. (foment once he fore the stock is picked over. Thanking my friends and customers for the patronage they have driven me since this special sale began and promising to merit a continuance of the same, I remain Very Respectfully. It. 0. KINO. Loris, S. ( .'. Vi ni'itjry : i . (LJTATK OF CAKO/.IXA O eorvrv or nointv. r'uurl 4'o11 itton ."Moiiw. Complaint not Served. Henry I-. Hack, plaintiff VS. Mncinda K. OHIhtI and husband, Cepliiv (lilbcrt, tannic U. Anderson and husband .1. J. Anders >n, A Ik " 15. Springs and bus band, A. A. Springe, William n. Wright (Sen' O. Wright, Fannie W. 11 a/a rd ma h isl'ind Jonathan lla/ard, (Jewryir Muck Mary J. Sat vis and htt and. M P.Harris Desiati Mod. Muck, llattie M. Sparkuuu and husband, W . K. sparkn an, M irv II Sini] >n and husband, S. S. ^,n j , W',1 liain Melt. Muck, F. tlerlrude Min k. \li< < ?. Muck, hi. Albertine Muck and Menrj Muck, defendants. To tin; (Uvcndants: Mncinda F. (Jilber and husband, Cephas (lilbert, Fannie M iviuuiimoii 111)11 111) <1 11)11, j. .j. a dill |?<)l) Alice !>. Spriiigo ami husband, A. A Springs, William 15. Wright, (Soorge (? Wright, Fan nil* W. Ila/.ard and husband Jonathan 1 in/an i Clcorgio Ruck, Mary JI Sarvis and husband, l,.F. Sarvi>, Dclsal Met). I hick. Ilatlic It. Sparkm-m am! hits liiiixI, W*. K. S|Kirkman, alary It. Simpsoi ami husband, S. S. Simpson, William Mr ti. Murk, F. (Jrrtrudr Muek. Alice li. Hack 10. Alexandrine Muck ami Henry Muck. You are hereby summoned ami ineptim (o nnswer the coinplaint in this aclion. which has been lib d in I he olllce of the ( lerl of the (.'our't of < 'onunon 1 Mens. f<>r the s i j< County, ami to servo n copvof your answoj to l lie sail I complaint on tlie silhveriheis at their olllce at Conway, S. ( '., within twen ty days after the service hereof, exohisivt of the day of such service; and if you fai to nnswei the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaint ill* in this net ion wil apply to the ,('ourl 1 r (lie relief dcmamlci in tlie complaint. Dated April iMtli. A. I). 18*8. IN at.su A Scaiuiouocoii, I Mai ut i IT's Attorneys, To the defendants: Fannie M. Anderson, .1. .), Anderson, William M Wright, (Jeo. <). Wright and (Jeorgio Ruck. Take notice, that the complaint in this action, togethei with the summons of which tlie fore; tiiiit is a copy, was tiled in the olllce of the < let k of the Court of Common iMrus for lloiry County on the iMtli day of April, 1888. [M. S. 1 John M. ( M.i v Kit, C ('. I'. W a i.sii & Sc Mtiioimroii, Plaint ill's Attornoj. ?pr2(> tit 1>KY (iO(H)S. Wo i.ii' till iii tin* load on dry goods, notions, i urnishinu ffxKlit mul any thin# hi that lino, and wo |i*ol oontidont wo ran soil tlioin ohoapor tin i you . my thoin olso ivIuTo, (lliil ; i'o tin" l ost "oods for tin loast moiiov. It i not < | mint it y, hut 111:11 i 1y that ovory ono ^hoii! I ho govornod hy, honoo tho clioapost n piio i not always tho ohoapost "o Is, ton v most oasosthey nt'o tho doarost in tin* ond, nu I 'I you will ooinparo tho j*oodt ,,:tl tho prlocH you w ill find ours ohoitpi'i't in tho wortldos* li I good "Alii li iiro to l> I'nui I all ovi -t in land. Wo d not ! . -op i: xldy floods, hut try to lm\ tho hoxt, and whnti you hny I'rorii us you ran always roly on gutting what I hoy ui*o roprosoittoil to h< i:nd got tin a a dollars1 worth ol toods I'oi ono dollars' worth ol prnduoo or monoy. Oders by IVSail. ) (>>' Cilll S'llil to us lit/' i/oo(/s hi) inn'il ?///</ /or ii'i/l In lis ifi'lt Jot l/i III IIS lllllllljll Ifllll ll'i i'i /I'l'.i nt f I li 11 Iflllll' III' II I',. ici/i III1 t 'lI /I it f / /'/.' (/ (/,' III III' OS /IIIS ih/l. || ( JiOI'i O In i/ll hi ol " U c/ inn '?/ /'li/lir /, tli'n\ Jon, fiin/s ti/iil i/i'i'ftis i/nai/s iiinl nihil f/iim/s u'i riiiniol nouli'iii Jii i'i'. I'tih 11 li if SI i tin m. Our stuck of groceries is always fresl and lull, and we can compete with nn\ linn in the State, BURROUGHS &. COLLINS J. II. JOLLIE, Manufacturer of Oa.rrlcig'ea, ZB-uig-gflors, C A UTS &C., A NI) t leneral IHneksmith, Horse Shoeing A Specially( y<>n \v?iy, - ( J, .VII orders promptly filled, and all worli en iranteed. (live iii<> a trial, jan ltllh 2<J ly ? rr a r * ? y j II A 1 S. mi-:ns i x/> novs vwaw ax/> ri:i/r hats ix all t1ik lat/:sr 8t ylmsy and at run i: 8 "o 8'u.it tin-: timl's; . A LSQ LADIES TRIMMED A r>r\ Uirtrimm- d, NMIlliAriXt; 77/A' A A 11 XST hXsldXs. 77/ / /)' . I /:/ rnxrrv axi ('IIXA /'. ('().}fx SOOX AX/ axr c//()// x. IllHUOl GIIS iV COI.MNS DR. P. K BETHEA, Physician and jllirgcoji Conway, 3. O. Will l?* found at Dr. Norton's Druj Store*, or "Itailrond IIouro." All call promptly responded t<>, uljjlit and day. Diseases ol women and obstetrics a sue cfalty. apr r> ly ' cluar'c'g out ! 5 CLOTHING!: \\r i; IIAVK CUT CHICKS IV)WX ? : i?<1 arc elosiny out clot'.? *i^ of the I |>?vt "Ciison ' "1<1 ')c!o\\ I '. !'| OltJ'T > , make' > n !'or 'he now -! \<. !r,:v<? just Initl ii ; 'i!I they it" < omint; In 1 nil tin* tiui . V ? have tli" I:iry? -t nttd . host Relucted iss?>rtin"?it in tin- Coun'y. ! fr >n? $ l.tX) jut it iy>. ( .11 and ?*n . i Ilie tjioin. cunrc j>ncwf'-3? kllllirs' ill!'! 'f"Ills' Shoes, 1 I In nil styles nod prices, mill Is "lie : ll - \ oil ,IU 1 j buy tliein in Wilmington or < lini'leslon. \\ e keep on hand about three I thousand pairs of I allies', t mens* mikI eluldrens' > w!.' 'v?? mim' selling close to c.;sh custom ers. 1 ' your are tumble to cull to mm> them wo can send tin-in by mail. I f you do not like them yoi j ciiii return them mid we will cheerfully exchange .' theni or refund your money. BURROUGHS & COLLINS. - - Zs. IRo.ro Olio.rrco ? ; . FOU ; 10> A P r A * AT T i L/) t"\ I! A 'C /A /' I a C3> # V At our Hue' ille 'ore, v hi !i wo learn from '*ood authority, is the be country store in I lorry County. Time. I For the no\t thir'v days we olTer twoiiu.'ly low |trie. - on all wint< . :n <!-. rc>tiiiiitiin.ir in tock. A l>i r trade in tliom arc now ?oin# on. Hon'! I' ft Too HOXA >'Z .V. I A ?11 e lot ( ! n n i*r i i I .'.I <1 i tlarwcr at. a l : < out* < ;<<-Si. FLO I li. Klotir from Jfll.oO to $<5.7r> per barrel. f 1 < >mr Honrs are fre li and new around, nul wo claim t!?a' tl'O 1'nltcd States cannot prodiiee a >r" . dour than wo -ell. ' COFFIvl'L Most Kio coffee live pounds for $t.00. ' , ( omuioii Kio o1 . pound fur 0110 dollar. MOLASSK. Mr t Aro\v Crop A u < >rl??;?n mo! ' (>- , 1 1 ' liny mils per gallon. No. 2, .Vow Crop AVw Orleans molasses, thirty mils per gallon. - A or/? snn/xtj sro< k <>r la test no velties in la pud ,s" dhl's* loops a hi-: no ir open roil inspection. W. L BUCK & CO. \ ' I if ' * THERMO R NIN G ST AR, A M-C!? Democrats Hoy. .:Dfi]iG?r ' PUBLISHED DAILY AT $6.00 Per Annum. Tin: oLDJisr DAILY /X T1U< ST A Till 'IMfJ' " I 7 ' t > 1 " \ ' ' ) T ? \ i 1 1 'j \> I jIA i\ i t ; O AJ\ xi.oo Yc.i i?. FULL and RELIABL. A MET BMORTS. Tin L<it<$' A , I'o/i/it (tl <i,i(l ) fr'ctn /'?'/, '.,!> d'f f)(/r( (>/" flu / II ovlrfy ('oml< used <nul An-Oiujed in (' < )HQ<1 AfidcfA'o h'orm. A<lvrrtis:ii;v Utiles Uonsomible. A <1 ?l WW. H. CLBNARO. Editor ant! , Proprietor, WILMIXCTOX, X. C. TH05. F. GILLESPIE. Attorney nt 1 anv ti ikI Ti'ln I !< ??. Conway C. A Mm