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^ ?.... ... - , . , Bf;. rpHE JJORRX jjERALD, Published Every Thursday, " BY BBRPIiB"EUB. C0. Conway S, C. ^ FTWTnv ^ rrjuv/viiij xijlj yt kj? Index to New Advertisements. J. P. Dkimiam?Tax Returns. Ai.kx Outlaw?Notice. J. A. Mayo-?Economy Is Wealth. Hkrakd Of kick?J<?1> Printing. W. Pridgcon and Willie Mishoe are studying telagraphy under E. MoT). Todd, of Bayboro station. Rev. B. 0. Berry is visiting relatives and friends in Horry before en'tering upon the duties of his new work, Britains Neck Circuit. Rev. W. . M. Hardin, Pastor of Conway Circuit, is expected to reach Conway tomorrow (Friday), and fill his appointments 011 the Sunday following. > There will be an entertainment at the Burroughs Academy about Christmas under the efficient management of Miss Pearce, whose name is a guarantee of order, decency and success. Senator Smith has been appointed on tho committee to attend (he Memorial Services of Hon Jefferson Davis in Now Orleans on the 11th inst. The Committco consists of Senators Hemphill and Smith, Heptgy resentatives llaskell, O'Brien and V McKissick, and left Ooliunhia at 7:30 1'. M. on Monday. Senator Smith has sent us a copy m of his road hill. Tho maximum | and minimum davs of work and the n. ** rate of commutation will bo the same as now provided bylaw. The responsibility is thrown upon the B overseers. We will publish the law as soon as the legislature completes Boqnd perfects the necessary changes. r. H. Mcllodge exhibited reu potato of the yam variety, was quite a curiosity, as it a t image of a human being, was grown by Mr. B. F. the request of Prof. McModge presented it to v ,* B^onian Institute, where it 1 v received and nreserv Netr.i. UpHHM|H services in honor of ex HHHHHVl)avis were held yesterday HBAHnhodist Church. AddressH|H^^^HBSgHulc by Dr. Norton and H9^HH^B^?sspie. Owing to the shortH^HHg^Vof the notice not as many were gfl^^H|9ftttendance as the prominence and ^^^^^Pfistinction of the decedent would B^K seem to demand, and yet there was quite a respectable crowd. Rev. J. W. Humbert is expected I to reach Conway tomorrow (r riday.) lie and Mrs. II limbec t have been visiting relatives and friends in the hppcr part of the State. He will return invigorated and prepared for an active and aggressive campaign against sii| and wickedness. Let us hope and pray for a prosperous and successful year. The sickness of one of Mrs. Pegues' sons determined her departure earlier than she expected. She and her family left yesterday for Savannah, Ga., where they will spend Iflme weeks before going to Donalds. Bey have endeared themselves to lie people of Conway and it is with ncere regret that the Conway peoRln navf wttli flinm nnrl linno Miov 1 Ifcay be pleasantly situated in their home. L In the absense of the pastor Rev. V. L. Pegues conducted public serVnces in the Methodist church last Sunday morning and evening. The services weiy well attended and enjoyed, especially at night when there was an unusually large and apprecia-1 tive audience. These services conr eluded Mr. Pegues' ministry in Horry. He left on Tuesday morning for his new field of operations at Donalds, Abbeville County. Mr. Pegues leaves some warm friends be-I hind who will ever rejoice at his sue- j cess and prosperity. ______ I Hon. J. S. Cothran has announced his intention to resign his seat in Congress to accept the position of Attorney for the Richmond and Danville railroad. As Congressman his salary is $5,000 per annum and the ^ / Riohmond and Danville Company have oertainly offered a larger } KC 32 HORRY HE ? T" amount. 1 his is a Hail commentary ' 4 on the economic movement for a gen- ! ] eral reduction of salaries of State of ( I Hoers. Money will command talent . i and if the Government is not willing , j to pay liberally for it,- corporations i will, and soon the strongest talent of; 1 the country will be secured for the jr corporations and then where is- the Government? i ] j\ nine negro ctuiu about tour, months old was burned to death 011 * Mr. It. W. Pickens'place in Brushy 1 Creek township on Monday, 25th ult. The child had bcon taken in j its cradle to the field so as to be near its mother who was picking cotton. 1 | A lire was built 011 a terrace, after which the cradle was placed near it , and the child left without further t attention. Up in the day the heat c of the sun and the tire together dried ] the dew from the grass, which became ignited. The flames were communicated to the crib and the child < was burned to death before it was ' Known to bo in a anger.?Am(rson t Journal. i Col. Jehu Causey died on Tuesday night December 3rd, after a ^ sliort illness, lie had passed the limit allowed to this transitory life, being in his 73rd year. Col. Causey had been a man of prominence $ during his more vigorous days in the County and in the Church, and had wielded an influence for good in the community. He was a man of strong convictions and of unswerv- $ ing devotion to principle. His at- j taohments were equally as strong. $ I.utterly he was somewhat deaf and did not mingle much in social life, ] seldom coming to Conway except on private business. He leaves a wife j and six children, three sons and three daughters. Dcuth conies to all. His cold and sapless hand Waves o'er the world, and beckons us away, Who shall resist his summons? I ? On another page of this issue will be seen the letter in behalf of the ! survivors of the 1st Ueginient S. C. \r. 0. S. A. presenting the old battle Hag of the Regiment to t lie j State for safe keeping. Every Company is represented except three? j E, Fund II. 1) was detached at the i beginning of the war and made an \ * artillery company. #urhaps F and if have no oflicial representative1 within reach and F/s representative t was too obscure to be considered s worthy of consultation. Col. Me- < Creary was killed only a few days ? before the surrender. We had driv- t en the enemy back at Five Forks for some distance, when they were re- n enforced and turned on us and sent ? us back as fast as we had gone for- t? ward. I directly after entering a *pine sapling thicket Col. McCreary 8 | was hit with a minnie ball. We 1 were not far from him but had no p means of removing him. The whole t command was moving back as rap- t idly as was consistent with honor t and safety. After going a short t distance we came upon some of the v ambulance corps and we had them s to go back and get the Colonel. The 1 Colonel was very grateful for tho li attention and several times before a reaching the breast works he would C commend us and say "we should not f be hurt." We were never certain d of his meaning, but being a strict si disciplinarian we supposed he had n reference to the fact that we had n # ? left our command, to assist him. He t; did not survive long after reaching ti our works. His sufferings were ex- C cruciatingly intense. He was a mag- >' nificent specimen of the soldier and I was greatly beloved by his command, b * q Jletyoril*8 Magazine improves by age and experience. The December No. is replete with wholesome, in- struct!ve articles. The leading nr. ^ 0 tide is an Editor's Symposium on The World's Fair by John A. Cockrill, Editor New York World; Crosby S. N?yes, Editor Washington Utafy Charles Emory Smith, Editor Philadelphia Press; Frank Ilatton, -: Editor Washington Post; Alexander Wilder, late New York Post; ^ Thomas P. Bryan, chairman com- j mander on information, Chicago,! and James Red path, late North American Review. The weight of argument favors New York as the most suitable and cligiblo location of the World's FjjaT in 1892. "Sleeping Lilies", A Poem, J. Soule Smith; "Keturah's Little Scheme", A Story, Helen W. Pierson; "A Withered Rose," A Poem, I Oscar Fay Adams; "Little Patti," A Reminiscence, Old Scribe; "Norse Song," Elizabeth B. Ginty; "Our Commercial Marine," H. K. Thurber; "Looking Forward," A. D. 1976, 0. Howard Wilson; "An Undecided ^ Victory," A Story, James A.' Stenart; 8 IKA.XjTD, 0 0 3ST-W :<Oate," An International Study,' Felix L. Oswald, M. IX; "Some An*; jient and Modern Numerals," James j VtcCarroll; "Lady Alsuitha's Rid?,'j \ Norso Legend, Susan K. Dickin jon; "Walnuts and Wine," Edgar Kawcett; "Uncle Samuel's Wealth," l\ Edgar Wilson. The Editor discusses "Intermit ionil Copriglit Bills," "Our House of [.ords" and "Liszt's Christus." The complete Novel is entitled 'Atiiliiiiilim's ('nrfnin" )>v .Inlin X "J Dimitry. Belford Company, 18 22 Fast 18th' St. Now York. I u to resting County Information. The County Commissioners luive nude the following estimates for lounty expenses of Georgetown :ounty, for Hscul year commencing November 1, 1881): For County Auditor, $500. For County Commissioners ami Jlerk, $1,050. For County Treasurer's ccmmislions, $350. For County Board Canalization, MOO. For Jury, wit., and Con. tickets, t?800. For Clerk of Court, $500. For Sheriff and Jail, $2,500. For Trial Justices and Constables, M,100. For Coroner, $200. For Poor, $1,250. For repair on roads, bridges, $500. For repairs on public buildings, For books, stationery and printing, *600. For contingent expenses, ?000. For I'robate Judge, ?200. KSTl.MATKS KOI! !H>KKY. For Auditor, ?000. For County Commissioners and Jlerk, ?050 Treasurer (Coins.,) $200. Hoard Fqnalizntion, ?90 Jury, Witnesses, and Constable rickets, ? 1,000. Clerk of Court, ?200. Sheriff (and Dieting account,) $1, >o<>. Trial .1 ustices and ('onstables, $840. Coroner, $100. Poor, $ 1,200. Beads and Bridges, $300. i5ooks, Stationery and Printing, 1200. Contingent Expenses, $500. We publish this week for inforinaion the estimates for County expenos in Georgetown and I lorry Counies for the fiscal year commencing s'ov. 1st 1880 . As will ho observed ho amount estimated for Goorgoown is $10,325 while Horry's estimate amsunt to $0,280. The assess.1 ....i - v? ?iiiuituun m property in Vjoorgeown is $1,002,505. The 2s imate ft r zounty Commissioners' and Clerk's alarios in Georgetown is exactly hree times the amount for the same urpose in Horry. Georgetown has hree courts a year and Horry only wo, and yet Georgetown estimates hat $801) will be sufficient to pay ha jurors, witnesses and constables, rhilc Horry allowes $1000 for the nine purpose for her two terms, 'he sheriff in Georgetown gets the iberal estimate of $2500 and Horry Hows her sheriff only $1(XM). ieorgetown is a whiskey county, lorry is dry?difference in favor of ry $1500. The County Commisioners of Horry are very modest and loderato in their demand for paylent for services rendered the Couny. Lancaster comes next, estimaintf $550 for such services and Jhesterfiold $000, this estimate varyig from $5350 in I lorry to $1000 in Berkeley. There is a large chasm etweon these two amounts that reuires bridging in some way. MARRIED., 1MMONS?PIUNOK?()ti the 4th inst., ut tho residence of the bride's father, by ltev. Moses Pridgeon, Mr. J. 0. Simmons and MiRS C. C. Prince; all of Horry. Market Report. _ll.t\ - . CONWAY S. 0., Nov, SO. ROCERIKH? Bacon D. H. Sides $ lb 6V? ^10 cent. Butter, 30@35 cents. Lard..' tO<?i) ct.s. Pork'^bbl $ 20 00 Molasses gallon 40ffb 75cents Coffee, ^ pound 18@25cts. Corn, bushels 75 (ft 85 Orist per bushel ,.76 (($ 85 Flour, per bbl $4.00 @ 7.50 Eggs per doz 10 cents. Sugar 10 @ 12^ets, Lint Cotton 8)? to 9 7-10 cts. Seed Cotton 2)? to 8% cts WILMINGTON, N.C., Dec. 10th Cotton, 10 1-10 cents JRUDE TURPEN11N E? Virgin, W bbl., 280 pounds $ 2 25 Yellow Dip, 2 25 Hard, 1 20 Sptrits Turpentine, per gnl. 42 Tar, $1.25 280 pound bbl. Rosin Strained 95 cents. ' GEORGETOWN, 8. C. irgin Din $2.25 'ellow Dip ?. 2 26 crape 1 00 jrfj&ljp. IgMM ' i . vt -A.-3r, s. c., mzT BUSINESS NOTICES. | rhe valuable plantation, known as "Star Muff", for sale on easy! terms by Johnsons & Quattlbiiaum, t Conway, S. C. VKKY traded at Camuiack's _J new store in Conway helps competition mid GUARANTEES THE (CONTINUATION OF bOW PRICKS IN 1 HORRY COUNTY. S2.00 will buy a bedstead worth' *5.00 at Camninck's new store. j Apples, Bananas,Coacoanuts, Can dies, oranges and liaising, fresh ami line at Cniiitnack's new store in Conway. liny the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine, only ?25.00, acknowledged by the world to bo the best for sale at Canimack's new store. One-horse Farm Wagons $32.50. Two horse Verm wagons ?45.00,! cheapest wagons ever known, at Cainniack's new store in Conway. Cheapest. Overcoats on earth, at Cainmaeks new store in Conway, New stock jewelry, very low prices, good for Christmas presents. ; liny soon before it is all sold, at} Cammacks new store. buttons put on your shoes by machinery, free <>f charge, at Cam* mack's now store. Buggies and Buekboards $40.00 at Camniack's new store in Conway. Same buggies have sold here for 70.00. Come and see my now stock of BOYS' CLOTH ING and Overcoats;! sizes from I to 13 years of age, suit-; able for a Christmas present. For saJe low, at Camniack's new store. New JU CKWHKAT and OAT-1 M FA 1^, two of the healthiest articles of diet in Ihe world, for sale at J Camniack's new store. Keck build of your town by }?atronizing Cummack's NKVV STORK, which means#LOW I'ltlCKSfor all, and money left for improvements. 1) KRSONS wishing fresh mullets cull at once, oil It. I). Owens & Co., at Ark beach. Church Dirccborv. METHODISTRKV. W. IIUM liEHT, PASTOK. ti services every ounuay 11101*11111^ 1 1 1 o'clock a. 111. and evening 7o'clock, j). 111. Communion the first Sunday of every month. Sunday School every Sunday 9:30 A. M., 15. Norton Superintendent. Prayer meeting every Thursday at | 7 o'clock P. M. Strangers and visitors are cordially invited to all these 1 services. MAlilON DISTRICT. AIM'OINT.MIC NTS OF KKV. A. .1. STOK KH, | PUKSIDINO KI.OKK. Bayboro, Poplar January II, 12 Conway station lanuary 11, 12 Conway circuit, Pisgah Ian. 23 Bucksville, Trinity lanuary 21 Waccamaw, Socastee, January 25, 20 Boris, Camp Swamp.. February 1, 2 The District Stewards will please meet at the District Parsonage, Wednesday, .January 8th, at 11 A. \r a i-i! " i?. ^yccomiiiumiui ions will oe provided for all. CONWAY CIRCUIT. APPOIXTMKNT8 OK RKV. W. M. IIAKIM NT, l-'OJt DKCRM1IKK 1880. Rrown Swamp, 3rd Sunday 10:30 A. M. Durante, 3rd Sunday 8:30 P. M. Rod Ilill, Saturday before 3rd Sunday II A. M. Mt. /ion, 4th Sunday 10:30 A. M. Cool Spring, 4th Sunday 3:30 P. M. Antioch, Saturday before 4th Sunday 11 A. M. Sardie, 5th Sunday 11 A. M. Pisgah, 5th Sunday 3:30 P. M. BAPTIST. ; UEV. W. S. MCCAKKII?!., I'ASTOU. Conway?Second Sunday and Sunday night. Sunday School every Sunday at 4 o'clock P. M., K. W. Nolley Superintendent. Prayer meeting every Tuesday night. Socastee?Third Sunday and Saturday before. Collins Crook.?First Sunday and Saturday before. ( !a/1ur ( Ir/ion QntunJu o #1*** vv?4l*t \,f I'/* V# t J(itu I./V/1W4V? IllKJ j 2nd Sunday and night. San Salvador?Fourth Sunday and j Saturday before. II. I). OKA INOKK, PA8T0K. Joiner Swamp?First Sunday and Saturday before in each month. Juniper Bay?Second Sunday and Saturday before in each month. ltohoboth ?Third Sunday and Saturday before. Hickory drove?Fourth Sunday and Saturday before. ^IM'OIN'I'M KNTS OF HKV. M08KS I'KIO OEON. Pleasant Meadow, first Sunday and day before. Bayboro, second Sunday and day! before. New Hope, third Sunday and day bofore. Pleasant Union, fourth Sunday and day before. PRESBYTERIAN. 1 HKV. O. w. MCMII.I.AX, PA8TOH. Sfjfrvices evory 8rd and 4th Sunday j at If o'clock a. m. and 7 J p. m. School every Sunday at I 8 o'clock p. m. D. T. MoNeili Super-1 ' intendent. TEfiDATr, bEO: NKW Al>VKRT13|CMBN fS. tfte hurry o u o ?> o o o O o <> oooooo.oooj w iiujmirt I) o O O O <> o O O O o O o O O O O O O I * I) ^ i ^ ? earry u larjre and itiworted Vi Z , stock of Cards, Envelopes and 5 paper. All work padded when j ~ so ordered. , o; o 1 !-* con o o o o o o o o o o o o o I o 4, ? LKTTEU HEADS A? ? - - c | XOTK HEADS ? R : :v. : : I V- 151 l.l, 11 P/AUB c ]CTS\ O Vj4l = POSTERS CiAl o 11 AN DRILLS ? 'Vt Vj ? RECEIPTS ? , | c ciX'Io I'A.MI'HLMTS ?H" ' c c tp* => INVITATIONS o J Vol (> O O O O O O O O <> O O II O I) O O I) o 11 v wmw O O O O O o O 0 O o O O II O I) O II o o Envelopes ii specialty. Wo have facllties for prompt and correct execution of first class Job work, ami all we ask is to i^ivo us a trial order and lie convinced. KO< >TVC?IY IS WEALTH. Ni<*K'ol Sji,V<ML iw n iVickol 1^211*11<hI, 2i.^ ICvx^rybotly Knows (VoifeL I0\Voii can save nickels enough to make i many dollars by making a point of doing your trading at J. A. MA YO'S, Where may la' found a large and carefully selected stock of l> i! a'.s'n <;ooj>k, rnnr Mr x<;s, nos/i:/; r, O LO VJJS, c i.orirrxc, /r. i v's, jtfto rs A XD SII OK S, And every article to be found in a llrat class Dry Goods Store. NOTICE. STATK OF -SOUTH CAKOLINA, COUNTY- OF 1IOKHY. Hy virtue of the power and authority in ine \ ested in a certain mortgage deed to me executed and delivered by Oeorge (J. Itrowii. of the Countv and State nf<ir..?!iiil of ditto tin? r.tli (lav of October, A. I)., 1880 and duly recorded in the oltloo of Register of Mesne Conveyances for said County, in Mortgage Rook oJo 5, pages 188 and 184: 1 will sell before the Court House in Conway, S. ('., on Monday, the Oth day of January, 1800, being salesday in said month, during the legal sale hours, to the highest bidder for cash, that certain tract or parcel of land in the Township of 8ocastee in the County and State aforesaid, containing one hundred and thirty-three acres, more or less, being a portion of the tract of land on which the said George C. 13rown now or formerly resided. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pay for all papers. Ai.kx Outlaw, Mortgagee. J. M. Oi.ivkr, Agent. fax KQt-urws, Okfiok ok County Auditor, ) Con wav, S. C., Hoc. 11, 1889. ) Notice is hereby given that this oillco will be open from January 1st. to February 20th," 1890, to receive returns of all taxbio personal property for Horry County. Changes in real estate must lie noted. Failure to make the returns within the above limit subjects the delinquent to a penalty of 50 per cent. All able bodied male citizens between the ages of 21 and 50 years are tnxabls polls. The Auditor in person or by proxy will attend as follows. Urahumville, Tuesday, January 7th, 10 o'clock to 8 1'. M. Wainpee, Wednesday 8th, 10 to 2 P. M. Little River, Thursday 9th, 9 to 8 P. M. Ifnnd, Friday 10th, 10to 1 1'. M. Hammond, Monday 10th, 10 to 0 I'. M. Ruck Creek, Tuesday 14th, 10 to 2 P. M. Hound Swamp, Wednesday 15th, 0 to 8 P. M. Loris, Thursday 10th, 0 to 8 P. M. Powollville, Friday and Saturday, 17th, 18th, 0 to 12 M. Saturday. Stevens Cross Roads, .Monday 20th, 0 to , 2 P. M. Floyds School I louse, Tuesday 21st, 6 to ' 8P.M. , Taborsville, W. II. Smalls' Store, Wednesday 22nd, 9 to 12 M. Gallivants Ferry, Thursday and Friday, i 28, 24, 0 to 12 M. Cool Spring, Friday itnd Saturday, 24th, 25th, 2:80 P. M. to 12 M. Saturday. Hucksville, .Monday 27th 10 to 2 P. M. Marlow, Tuesday 28th, 0 to 2 P. M. Socastoe, Thursday 80th, 0 t<? 2 P. M. Pt. Harrelson, Friday 81st, 9 to 12 M, Dongola, Saturday, February 1st, 9 to 12 M. Cedar Grove, Saturday 1st, 1:80 to 8:80 P. M. Jordanvlll*, Tuesday 4th, 11 to 8 P. M. Gideon, Wednesday 5th, 0 to 12 M. San ford, Tuesday 11th 0 to 2 P. M. Bayboro, Wednesday 12, 9 to 2 P. M. J. P Dkriiam, Auditor. 5-Ton Cotton Oin Scales, $60 BEAM BOX BRASS TARE BEAM. JHHRa \V?rr?nt<-a for 6 Yo*r? tfgcl*CW^W^T?D. "JONES HE PAYS THE f REI8HT." liter Free PHm LUt, Addrem JOWES of BIlTeHAMTOlf, Bingham ton. V. T. XS2, 18S9. _ ^ QUICK A VI)t* SMALL SALES -*,iV? uim- pKoPITS 77//; LEAD Kit OF LOW PJt WES. Js now receiving his large stock of Fall nnd Winter floods. // i rs, w ii i/vv, (' ltouk / ; n > \ a*otioxs, /; / v;a / a/n, .v. i />/> /. /?:// >*, clothing, FC> It XI t'//!/:, IH 'ckho A ltl)Sy nn v hoods, n. i A'/> ir.i A'/:, ava i /> r\ inrs, hoots . ixd shot's, 77 .V ir. I a7-.\ AM am/ itjaym'.v. All bought direct from Manufacturer* and Importers at the lowest prlcM,ever brought to this country ami selected by the Proprietor while North, fully understand tag the wants of the people and deterinln d to please them in Styles and Prices, Low 'Prices,Honesty mid 'tfctiabitUyare! he Principles by Which/ Mr Ife (1ns/n)))Fcs nn/1 A />/>/) Whom ' ( 17 ' M\r r jr I ifTiif , I keep no "Hocus Hankrupt, Shoddy Trash" for sale, but an honest stork from F11 {ST (T ASS, UEI.IA H E E M A N C F A< T C U E US. Come to CONWAY and be convinced that Cam mack sells goods CHEAPER than any store in Horry County. i: GROCE111 ES ? 1 will keep on huud at all times a clean lot of FHKSll GROCERIES, CORN, HACON, HAMS, FliOl'H, COFFEE, Sl'OA H, RICK, TEA, CANNED HOODS, CHEESE, and n good many more tilings to eat in fact will order anything you might fancy. So when you get hungry yen will know whereto come. Hring your PR<> DUCK and MONEY and see what 1 have. Do not fail to visit Conway to take a look at in., stock before purchasing. 1 have come to make this my home and ' not selfish enough to ask for all n" your trade, hut please give me my share of jt and I will guarantee you HOCK HOTTOM PRICES ON FIRST CLASS GOODS. xi<:w nuiLDi\Ta adjoinino j>n. mihton's nnro 8 toiin. a?1. hp. c-^zb/rnvr^ciK:. SBIEIHiOILDli w h u t :a rush For the New Goods that are now being opened at the Store of invniioVu 11 s & c (>Lns ] Tli. ey 0.retli.ore I in. e^z-ery -va-riot^y. They etie mere oy me xxiQusanas. ire sire coming in loy tire tens of tlro"a.ssinca.s, '' Arjd Still TljeyCome!" if ilVEHY'nil NO IN THE DRY OOODS MNH H VERYTHINO IN THE NOTIONS MN I iVEUYTHINO IN THE CLOTHING LIN I J Everything in the Fancy Goods Line, * Ini, the; iShoe Line,, TftV'O V\r t h fill it T 111 ? it f 11 * K I /i n 11 /It ?<ij vim inm iiiiii^irui i;ir niiu Eyejpythiitjt Else I here Is ii tidal wave of hiim.anitv ?l?ini f?llr tl/ira ikUAfir ,1 <1 > ...I.. _ . -NL? ,, tinj .?uu rnrgeny purcnose hose goodn. Thoy rusli for them like n bereaved mother for her last child. And why is this? It is simply because we hold out such groat Inducements to them, mid because they can buy the best goods for the least money by coining to us. Call and Examine our Stock and be Convinced that these are Facts. BIJRROIK1HW Ac COUjINW, ?Lm|m indurated fibre ware. ABSOLUTELY ONE PIECE 1 HAS NO HOOPS! NEITHER PAINTED OR VARNISHED! NOT AFFECTED BY HOT WATER! HAS APPEARANCE OF POLISHED MAHOOANY. RAILS, TUBS, BASINS, PANS, KEELERS, SPITTOONS, SLOP-JARS, WATER-COOLERS. REFRIGERATORS, Ac., Ac. LARGE VARIETY OF GOODS. CORDLEY & HAYES, Now York, Sole Agents. Factories: Portland, Me., Peterboro, N. M , Watertown, Mat*.. Oswego. N. V., Leckport, N. V., Cleveland, Okie, Vklnona, Minn. ROM SALE BY AL .40USE-FURNISHING, HARDWARE. GROCERY AND CROCKERY DEALERS, 1 FULL PftlCK'LlMT AND CATALOGUE FREE ON APPLICATION.