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I _ W The EofffiT W Published Every Thursday, [ CONWAY, S. a, JUNK^9, 18i>3. I LOCAL NEWS.0*i Monday H. I). Todd of Board Landing stos sent up for retailing ML ^ -?v"licjuor. He gwe bail for appearauce 9 at U. S Court! e.Tf.-O?.?. Mr. Collin's family except Miss Essie and Thurman leave to-day for f Vs ni ? flit * ? I 1? tomi n viivii vumuiai iiuuii; tn iuo mv/uiitains near Hendersonville. i g* ??? B H. Clarke passed througa onday on his way to tho Atatrict Conference nowt ^Plkuinettsville, S. C. M). Stafford and wife left week Beonettsville, r^roe at the ^rhstrict Confer' |^Mrs. Stafford will spend a Wl while at Wadesboro, N. C. Nathan J. Tindal was committed T?- ' to the couuty jail last Tuesday in default of bail for appearance at the next term of U. S. Court. lie is ffroni Petersfield, Georgetown county and his offense is retailing liquor. o uI)r. Randall," who swindled several of-the buaiutss men here, is "practicing" on ftlie people of the lower part of the State at present. Further notice of this "quack" will be given later.-IIartsville Messenger. B Mr S. W. Gillespie, eldest son of B Col. and Mrs. T.K.Gillespie, died oF typhoid fever in Lumber City, Gu., Inst week. The remains arB* rived in Conway on Motida) and was buried in the Presbyterian church yard. ?o ? W . The recent rains have stimulated crops wonderfully. Cotton is look ing well now and bids fair to yield well. Mr. II. J. Vereen, of Little River, had a bloom on the 10th, inst. Now, wo want to know who will ilk Bend the first ripe watermelon. ^B o Mr. W, K. Hardee (Same in town a I few^kvs ago and informed us that was witting and dying mall patches. He says fertilizers cotton see l and _ Tv,"*/' ^krc c impost and scrape ?4 ,wthe premises. lie cum its (lying ami RLj? like for some one to toll him the cause. sL The recent death at Ashland, Va. of Mrs. Emily Crenshaw Noiley, mja widow of the late Rev. George \V. |JV Noiley, of the Virginia Conference, h brings out some interesting scraps BV of history. Mrs. Noiley was soventy SB fivo years of age. Her husband was Hk fifty-eight years a member of the ^L- Virginia Conference. At the liome Bra of her grandfather, Thomas CrenBH shaw, the first Sunday school in America was established by Bishop IpB Ashury.?Nashville Advocate. B Mrs. Noiley is. a noar relative of At Mr E. W. Noiley of our town. o Th? g'ttne pf base ball last Mon SH|HH|*ay between Georgetown and Horry in a walk over for GeorgeThe score was 22 to 4. a?ffi About three hundred people wit|fl nesseii the game. They were all e\i1 1 thusi'astic and all treated the visiHB ting team well. The Georgetown team surprised a oreat many of the jSpS ) spectators by (ikying better ball |Bh than usual. The Horry team was badly off. H In the third inning, Norton, Capt. HH of-the Horry team got hit under the BBS eye with the ball. lie played the |H remaining six innings but bis team BH got badly rattled and laid down for H At night the yisiting team was Entertained at the club rooms. HBT^ Speeches were made by several. Mrs. Deliah A. Collins, wife of HnflmBH^illiam II. Collins^jrfter a long ill ^departi-d life early last H^^H^HHBH^^norniu/; She bore her HHBHHHHg^B9HB&X)ming christians tin-. dawning, sheltered upon a new B and better life. She was a member B of Gapeway Baptist Church. The funeral seivlce was conducted in the H| Baptist church here by Rev. W. S. b mcwasKiii preaching rrom itev. 14 chap. 13 verse, the text having been H< selected by herself sotne time before she died. She leaves a husband, five Hw small children, and jin aged and BLh^ feeble niother to follow. Her body i^the Waccamaw Mounted RiflemenI HB Attend a meeting of your Comp^^B any, at Woodlawn seashore, on the 4th af July, at 11. o'clock, A. M. Come prepared for a dismounted |b drill, Ralph Nbsdit, MB ^B The crow flies at the rate of but 25 miles per hour. The sparrow B hafrk flies six times as far, or 150 ^^^B miles, in the same length of time. Bf 1 ft* \ Works arounil Wnnnmak'r. t Health ofTlio community is good. ^ Crops are looking fine; corn is c tasseling end silking, cotton is 11 blooming and plenty of niirt has 1 been falling. Some have laid by ^ and are sitting back in the shade. Horse trading is all the go about here jo6t now. Why? There's good . reason; Mr. Cleorge Mincey went of l. horse-trading, lie came back married. ? At the home of Mr. Daniel Floyd, i Mr. George Mincey and Miss. lCli/.a ^ Floyd were united in the holy hotids c of matrimony by F. M. Johnson. v Swamp Fox, No. 2. f i San ford Items. t Warmer weather this week. 8 Corn, cotton and grass are all line. e There is plenty of rai i for the ^ crops at present. 8 Now's a good season for planting 1 peas. i The health of the community is i< good. f The next st ssion of the Horry f Central Union will convene at Cane- j branch Baptist Church on Frriday before the fifth Sunday in July. We have no marriages or deaths to report* ( J. F.S.J n. s Constancy, 8 The constant drop of water fWears away the hardest stone; ' The constant gnaw of Towser Masticates the toughest bone; 1 The constant cooing lover c Carries off the blushing maid; 11 And the constA ,t advertisei Is the one who gets the trade. OiilTUAItY. c Mrs. Charlotte A. Harris, wife j* of K. C. Harris was born January, ^ the 5th 1854, and died Juno the 21st )j 1803. She had been a sufferer i< from Consumption for several years, 1 hut no one hardly suspected the 1 end so near. She was tak n suddenly ill on Monday and on Wed ties- ( day evening she quietly breathed her t last. She joined the Baptist Church in 18GG, and at the time of her i death was a member of Good llopo tl chuich. She professed religion in j 188G and since that time has led f the life*f a true christian. She was <! a faithful worker in the Sabbath j School for many years j Her aged parents Mr. and Mrs. ? W . (i. M. Dorman, still survive her. \ She leaves behind an affectionate husband and five children and a large circle of near relatives and friends to mourn their loss. The ^ fot'owing preamble and resolutions v were adopted as a tribute of respect / by the church and Sabbath School 1 of which the deceased was a member. n VVheras Almighty God in his iminn table providence has been pleased v to remove from our midst our be* e loved sister 0. A. Harris, and where- t as we feel that in her death thefani* 11 ily, Sabbath School, and church have sustained a loss irreparablo. Therefore be it. Resolved. 1. That while we deep n ly mourn the loss of our beloved sis 1 ter that we bow in submission to t this mysterious dispensation of i0 providence, believing that our loss j is to the departed eternal gain. 2. That we tender to the sorrow- ^ ing family in their sad bereavement ( our heartfelt sympathy's. 11 3. That a blank leaf in our church 8 Q record be sacredly inscribed to her . memory. [ 4. That a copy of these resolutions t be presented to the family of the t deceased, and that another be sent v to the IIokky IIerai.i) for publication. Ily order of Good Hope Church ai:d Sabbath School. J u ll u 8 J e n itett k, c nt v. ? i - -1 - * x/uurcu mora. j - r Novelties in Ladoes' Outing ' Customes. At this season of the year when so t many ladies aro planing their pros- v pective trips to the country, the ques- 1 tion naturally arises in regard so an appropriate traveling costume, which experience teaches is anjjindispen- v sable garment for every woman f tourist to possess. Moreover, a well j ordered wardrobe presupposes in ad- 0 dition, an outing costume. The selection of the latter is a problem of no mean importance, for it con- f sists in finding a model both stylish J1 and comfortabl and which may, at^ the same tTme, prove a judicious r economy. On the other hand lovers of out-door pastime are in quest of a novel designer for garden parties c and tennis custume, while for those 8 who prefer our fasionable watering \ resorts, a bathing suit, of\ourse, do g xr -ii iL- ? -rtguoui. nuw, tjuiuo nil me aoove essentials of a summer outfit follow dictate of Fashion, and ainco there is, nowadays, as tnuch style in a bathing or tennis Buit as in a traveling or oat ing costume, one is obliged to conform to the current modes. The g McDowell Fash^n Magazines are precisely calculated to give the desir g cd information on those matters, for they contain the best and largest variety of new models direct from a Paris. "La Mode de Paris" and g "Paris Album of Fashion" each cost $3 50 per annum, or 35 cents per b copy.. "The French Dressmaker" is $3 00 a year, or 30 cents a copyf ^ "La Modo" costs only $1 50 per annum, or fifteen cents a copy. All * ; "V J J hose magnztes include much more aluable information bc-ides. They ran be subscribed for or burehaseu it any newsdealer, or by applying lirectly to Messers. A. McDowell &Co., 4 West 14th Street, New fork. The experiment of the eight-hour lay, or rather of making forty-ei^ht lours a week's work, is now being ,ried in one of the lurgest iron works n England, the Salford works at Salford, which is a suburb of Manchester. The working hours at these vorks have heretofore been fifty hrce per week, and tho reduction s tuaue on an understanding with he men that the output of the works hall not be diminished by this shortening of the hours. Tho men are to >e punctual and energetic, and to avo the owners from loss because of his shortening of hours, hy greater ndustry. There is to bo no redact on of wages, and if the end of a year inds the experiment successful the oriy-eight hour week will bo the ermanent arrangement. ICxponsos ot'the Naval llcvloxv. Washington, June 23.?Paymaster lenoral Stewart lias completed a tatement of the expenditures of he naval review. The total expen es of the review was $70,800, and lie appropriation was $350,000, leavng a balance of $272,200, of which '250,000 will be covered into the rcnsury on June 30, leaving balance if $23,000 to meet auy contingent xpenses which may be reported ater. The expences were as follows: )rticiul entertainment, $14,512, charer of steamer Monmouth $1,000; onstructions of caravels, $15,000, ,nd towing them from New York to Chicago, $5,000; piloting and towing nem trom opain to tuc United States <31'^; refunded to bureau of construe on expenses of fitting vcssles out for eview, $30,790; advertising, $8-10; Miscellaneous expenses $399. P, 10. Rowel I, member for South Carolina of the press committee of he Soutncru lOduoatioual Associa ion, is making atraugements for a arge party of teachers to go to Chicago via Louisville, Ky., where the :tsocittion meets July 11-13. The >arty will have advantages of one are rate to Louisville, making the ixpenses for those in this party mich less than in any other party. The teachers will attend the World's educational Congress in Chicago, mil return with the State Association ia Spartanburg. Stenotelegraphy. The electric transmession of inteligence by what is known as 4<stono elcgraphy" is reported as meeting nth favor in some cases in lCurope. According to this method of telcgra>hy, the sounds and not the letters re represented by characters. It herefore differs from the usual meth <1 as shorthand differs from longhand rriting. It is claimed that greater nconomy and greater speed aro obaitied by this system than by that ow in general use.' hirisdiction Over Oceans, Seas and Lakes. Hy "the high seas" referod to in rticle 1 of the Constiution of the Jnited States is meant the open sea: hat is. the waters outside of the ivil jurisdiction of any country whatever, which, accordijig to the iiws of nations, is limited to one narino league, or three geographical niles, from the shore. Even the J real Lakes, beyond the limit designated above, are regarded as "high eas." In the event of a crime or rimes committed on the high seas, arties charged with the commission hereof are subject to the jurisdicion of the Federal, Royal or District t-ourt of the country which the essel first enters after the crimnal ias been detected. Little Curious Things. The full-blooded Southern Afrini) negro is remarkable for his exraordinary length of arm, the lymura Indian of Peru for the surmising shortness of the corresponling member. The Arctic whale never migrates ho southward as most species of vhales do, because of its inability to ivo in the heated waters of the Southern seas. The carbon of the food, mixed nth the oxygen of the air, furnishes uel for the body, which evolves heat n exactly the same way that a fire u- candle does. It is estimated that the light of a till moon is at least 300,000 times veaker than sunlight when the 'great orb of day" is standing at neridian. Some faint idea of the distance fit 'fixed star" may he had from this alculation: Light passes from the un to the earth in 8 minutes and 3 seconds; from the earth to the tar in three years. Wilmington MarketWilmington, N. O., June, 26' Spirits Turpentine, 20J cents per allon. ' Hosin, 85 per bbl. for strained, ood strained 9(). Tar, $1.00 per bbl. of 280 lbs. Crude Turpentine, 05 for hard nd $1.45 for Yellow Dip and Virin. Peanuts, at 75 cents to 85 per ushel of 28 lbs. Cotton, Low Middling, 7 13 iG c., fiddling. 7$. Jfor feillag mamory, Pr/MlUa' Nentsi. ? Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that contain Mercury, as m?*rcury will surely destroy sense of smell and completely derange the whole" system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never bo used except on prescriptions from reputabls pkystcans, as the damage will do is ton fold to the good you can possibly derive front them. Hall's Catarrh cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney vt Co., Tiledo, O., contains no mercury, and is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure bo sure you got the genuine. It is taken internally and is made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Chenev & Co. Testimonials frno Sold by druggists, price ?5c. por bottle. Huckleii'.s Arnica Salvo The Best Salve ju the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt, Kheiun, Fever Sores, Tetter, ('happed Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cares Files, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 .cents per box. For sale at E. Norton's Drugstore. A. Million Friends. A friend in need is a friend indeod. and not lea than one million people have found just such a friend in Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption, coughs, and colds*?if you have never used this gereat cough medicine, one trial will convince you that it has wonderful curative powers in all diseases of throat, chest and lungs. Each bottle is guarantteed to do all tna* is claimed or money will he refunded, Trial bottle free at E. Norton's Drugstore. Largo bottles 50c. and if.UK). I test lihMMl liilllll . Walter Bridges, Athens, writes: "For six years 1 had been afflicted with running sores and sin enlargement of the hone in my leg. I tried everything 1 heard without any permanent .benefit until Botanic Blood Balm was recommended to me. After using six bottles the sores-hoalcd, and I am now in better health thai; 1 have ever been. I send this testimonial unsolicited, because I want others to be benefited," N EW ADVERTISEMENTS. "3000 PARCELS OF MAIL" FREE _ 1 fOR 10 1-CENT STAMPS ^Xv> V; I(' Kiiliir |>! ii . your Ii<r il received within ?? A? J XATMOL I 'luys w ill In' IV. 1 1 year bohlly J"*" \*3K\ ' ' tsf- I'll tit eil on ?' 11 ti in it'll Jk <r najjll (wST^A -'"'I I 111 \ Directory (tSS?~ lj X ^iA3SV',u'ii:iiii!iti I'm:, I'J.V.IHli) MrVvV V? /] rfr'iTsd customers; 1'iuiii puhC|| Aw /It*". Ct" |llslu?r* anil niiiiinl'iio fun ml i""iis you'll Ivo. i w3(Aj?SvftV ' I U S IVm I"1'''> llin'isaiiils "i Hjrv*iL/V'> ,r- i I JJ , valuable hooks, papers, - ??vr ' i-aiiipli'-.iu.i il,' i jPsSjCL.; !V>.*II Iami eaoli parcel Swlili mie bryoiir printed iul<Ir. -^ labels pasted lliereuti. KX'I'lt.%! We will also print ami prepay postnKC on JUKI of your label ailitrosses to you j which stick on vonr envelopes, books, etc., to prevent iIn ir belnu lost. J. A. Wahk, ol'ltelilsville, N. t'., writes: "From my 'ii rent address in your IJiOiiiitiiK Directory I've recelveil my .von uddrcv labels and over dOllO Pai'ii'ls ol .Unit. Sly addresses you scattered ainoiiK publishers and niAiiulactiirers, arc arriving daily, on valuable iiarcels of mull from all parts of the World." of CONWAY, S C. Is now open, anil calls the attention of the public to it* superior facilities for handling business ?ntruwed to its care. We make a speciality of COLLECTING. Interest of 5 per cent per annum allowed on time deposits. We cordially solicit your patronage, and trust that our relations may be mutually pl iasant and satisfactory. I). A. SP1VEY, Cashier. 13. G. COLLINS, President. That Liver Of Yours Causes you to feel at outs with the whole world, bad taste in your mouth?from a disordered stomach?from your liver not properly operating?fearful headache?pain under left shoulder? constipatio n?dyspepsia?all caused by that liver of yours. The liver is the most important organ in the human body. Its chief ollico is to secrete the bile. When it does not do this or only partly does it, you suffer in nearly every part of your body. Dr. Thaahcr^s Liver and Blood Syrup will tone up and invigorate your liver and cause it to perform all the functions properly and regularly. You get well. For sale by dealers in medicine. Prepared by The Dr. H. S. Thaoher Medicine Co., OH ATT AT OOQ A, TENN. J)FA FNESS, lis Causes And Cure. Scientifically treated b\ an nuristof worldwide reputation. Deafness eradicated and entirely cured, of froiru 20 to 00 years' standing, after all other treatments have failed. How the difllculty is readied and the cause removed, fully explained in circulars, with affidavits and tertimonials of v/iui-n 11urn |>1 <>uinii'iii iieopie, iiiiiiu'u i rco. Dr. A. FONTAIN K, Tacoma, Wash. The American Surety Company OF NEW YORK. 2,000,COO Cstpit a,. Why ask your friends to become your surety? We are prepared to make official bonds for County officers, and also for Executors, Trustees, Administrators and Hank officials. Call 011 or write the undersigned for partlcu'.ors. ROBT. B. SCARBOROUGH. Resident Att'y for American Surety Co. Conway, S. C., May 34,1803. Tho undersigned parties have i chartered tho Steamer MA (Hi IK and will run an Kxcuraion from CONWAY TO , GEORGETOWN Saturday July 1, I8J)3? ( The boat will leave tho wharf at ^ about f> o'clock A. M. anil stop at all landings along '.he line. cl W. 8. UABON, )w S. T. ElAIU'KR, \ Ma,1RKer8? VC Sale Under Foreclosure STATIC OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF HORRY. U.ider and by virtue of the power and j authority in us vested in and by a certain , mortgage to lis executed atld delivered l?y one .lames R.O. ('ox, dated I Itli day of u i February ItdM, and recorded in olllce of j the Register of Mesne Conveyance for \\ | Horry County, in book Ni>. 7, page 71, we ! will nlVor IHr ciln linlnfo !??? ('one* /? ? door at Conway, S. within legal wile hours, on Monday the itrd iiay ol July, 181)11, all and singular that certain tract, or parcel of land, situate in the County anil state aforssaid, containing ol) acres, more in or less, hounded North by lands of J. 11. (}. Cox, Fust by lands of F. A. Prince, yo South by landsof W. R. Royals, and West by lan Is of Fannie Hardee. M Terms of sale cash, purchaser to pay for papers. -? J. R. ALLS It ROOK A CO. ^ Mortgagees. . June 10th; 1801). *,M ROUT. It. SCARUOROI OII, Att'y. Mortgage STATK OF SOUTH CAROLINA, i HORRY COUNTY. Under and by virtue of the power and authoiity in a certain moitgage executed by Simon Ray et al to Burroughs & Collins and transferred by tliein to me, I will offer for sale before the Court House ^ door in Conway, S. ('., during legal sale hours on Monday July St. 18011. All ami singular that certain piece, par ! ^ eel or tract of land, situate in the County t and Statu aforesaid, lying and l>< lug in llayboro Township, containing one linn I dred and eighteen acres, bounded as fol i lows; Beginning at a stake on North sitle of Mill Branch on Johnson line and , running North 111 degress Bust 2750 elm. to a stake in a small hi'anch, thence North UK. West 8. to a stalle, thence North 7(1' ?. Bast IT. to a -lake on God's line, thence & I South JM. Bast 10 IO. to a dead pine, thence j South 17. Bast 11750 to a stake, thence I South -k! Bast (550 to a black gum at the run of Mill Branch, thence the run < f 4 ! said branch down to short leaf p'ne oppo ! site the beginning corner. Also that certain tract of land, contain | ing twelve acres, more or less, beginning at corner on l'oorhouse lands, ami lunds \ of Johnson, and running Bast to the run ; of Bittlebreakfast branch, thence up said ! branch to an agreed corner on Joe J . Bowler's line on pine suppling, thence j said line North to beginning corner. Terms of sale cash, purchaser to pay ( j for papers. IIamon Stkioki.ani>, V. Assignee of Mortgagee. June 5th. 181)51. Wintlirop State .Normal COBLBOB, COLUMBIA, 8. C. Open to white girls over 17. Session! begins September 27. Graduates secure good positions. Bach countv given two scholarships one worth $150 a session and one of free tui'ion. First scholarship not vacant in Horry County. Coin, petltivo examination July 7th at Court House of each county, Address I). B. JOHNSON, Bresidnt, Columbia, S. C. JL PARKER'S 1 HAIR RAl QAM I I Cleanaea and beautiflca tbo hair. 1'runiolrt a luxuriant K'"wtS BKtjR' Never Pal In to llcatoro Oray j KsQi V ; dHH llnir to tta Youthful Color. , ?w^lR Curaa aealp diacaaea M hair falling. The Consum ptlvo and FfiOtJlO and all Who I aufTi r from exhaiuting rtlaeaaea ahnulit uae Pnrkor'ii (tinge, j 1 1'onto. Iteurva the vorat Oough, Wrak l.uiira. Debility, in- | dige ation. female wakneia, Kliiumatiani and lain. 40e. fc (I. | HiNDERCORNS. Tha only aura ewe for Corn* j Stopa allpalu. ftlaVia walking caay. lacta, at DruggitU. inside, outside, and it!) the way through, lit by tit ink lug ^ , Jf HIPP ^ Root lift fx*?**-5 Beer j" Tills great Tompomneo drink; j,< In us he ill r.'u as i., It plomjunt. Try 1L ^ jrL\xx ?{ties, v STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF i'OKKY, tl I Under nntl by virtue of execution issued by L. I). Long, Esti., t"iMiiity Treasurer, [ to me di-octet! and lodged In my olliee, I have levied on and will soil before the I Court House door In Conway, S. on : Monday the Jlrd day of July, 1H0:>, during i legal sale hours, the following described ! lands lovied on at the suit of the State for Taxes, for the fiscal year 1S1M, to wit: In ! nimpson i;rcek Township, land of I. ('. i Williamson, 1H acres, hounded North by jj I A. It. Soles, East and Went by Warren , 11 Wright, South by Elisha 11 Fowler. Tonus of sale rash. W.J. SESSIONS, ! Sheriff II. C. ?7 : | OULLUM'S t & h, n&niim a AGAIN VICTORIOUS. ti( *And sustain their reputation as the Grandest Birds In America by winning every prl/.e offered in this class at ail the important fall and winter shows In the strongest competition. The great judges of America, Felch, Pierce, Babcock and ? Brown, have given them the highest hon- A ors for years. A grand lot of young birds i I for sab?. Eggs In season at $3 for 19, f'i I I for 20. Circulars free. J I J A.CULLUM, I m 1 itldge Springe, 8. C. I ' y'A , .vV i <&hetfTvrvhant* a * SAYINGS BANK, f of Mario 11, ?. O, Commenced Business Auuust 1880. 'AVITAL STOCK' PAID TN $r,0,000.00!URPLUS - - . - 10,000.00. We enjoy evory facility for handling with | rfeet sati-fu< tion accounts of me?lants farmers, officers occupying a fiduciary capacity and other.*. IIOHKY (BOUNTY business is especially solicited. We have daily mall com* unicatioii with Conway so that your business can be trail-acted with promptness. We pay interest on deposits left with us for three months at the rate of four per lit, If left si\ months, at the rate of live per cent. Correspondenc solicited. W. II. PHOSS, Cashier, W.J. MONTOOMKKY, President. 5-25 08 PATRONS AND FRIENDS, Vn<l ItofKloi-M ol lli<- 'II lOlt A.l.l>; o fool that we know so many of you in a business wav, that it gives us couragotneiit to seek a large 1 outlet for our V'ICPi VIP \\r/ Cdll),! LV!MWVf> F4 ?V SZA^4V1A\V 9?VV ,v the sections visited by this medium?the "HERALD." We can send u samples of nice things for tho season, DRESS (JO0DS, and TRIM INdS, also send when desired, Napier, etc Vo I\ 1 !i li<k I jiidioK' l<) < h'dor fact we have what may bo called AN EMPORIUM, for ladies. R. M. MclNTYRE, Wilmington, N. C. Letters Promptly Answered. Mch. 15, 180:3 vV 111 ?liepliei'tl At. Co., 232 Meeting St., Charlestcn, S. C. de^vlees xosr ^ : Tin Ware. ite j Tinners' S ; plies. . l<Jciil.< / 'or //o ( 'rldtru 'r/l (V/nr/cr Oak Stores with m^jr . Wire (rituzc Oven Door. % % Gilbert Potter <Sr. ( Jo., COMMISSION MUliCHANTS V ?msr? ttpsin, Spirifs; Turp.<Mitinc and Cotton,, C<>iiHii?inif<4n Is SoIi<*iio<l. .S'i Front Sreet, OSTo-w ~"jT?rlc. ^ Tllli OLD RELIABLE FIRM OF BURROUGHS & COLLINS, IS TIIE PLACE TO GET THE WORTH OF YOl'll MOM KV, ul to secure bargains that will surprise you. Wo are constantly reiivinfcr now tioods every week, which wo will sell at JEioc?k Kottoin Don't forgot to call and examine our immense stock of clothing and lot us quote >u prices. We can sell you n nice suit of clothes at very low llgures. If you ant anything in the furniture line, give us u call and look over our stock of Buwus, Wash Stands, Bedsteads, Chairs, Hound Deaf Center Tables, and the fain us few Home," and "Domestic" sowing machines. Don't fail to buy one of our ZBIO EOCKI1TG CHAIES, > that when you are weary you can rock yom elf to rest. Our line of trunks and dlsos are luird to heat. We keep constantly on hand the best grades of Hour that comes to Horry County prices lower than ever before. A large lot of red rust proof oats just received you want to buy a good cook stoke or kitchen safe go to Burroughs Collins A lot of Scotch Plaids and Bedford Cords ist received, besidea a largo assortment of Cashmeres, Wort I, (Jinghams, and lannel goods, which are going low indeed. Our stock of slior i complete. We ink we, can suit you in quality: style and prices. We also v : I annus r> 1\ A r fA O At Pi 1 \' LT, U If B T1 r>,o iur>4kk>o onu : hich are gaining in popularity every day We have si lot of ladiesnico button boots, which we close out at to astonishing low price 85 cents. A CHOICE LOT OF FRESH GROCERIES . Always kept on hand, besides BUGGIES, ROAD CARTS, , HARNESS, ^ SADDLES, Nfl^BrilOUSANI) AND ONE THINGS, too numerous to men yuM^vhich wc will sell cheap for cash. Please give us a call and sec for yourself before purchasing sewhere, as we are confident wc can save you mone^. Yours for trade, in 'UAiir/i nu u. ru\i iivo ?? l IVU IV UO IV VA/IJUI JVO. '# A ft k - Rill?irti lUio(tn<uoftli? aucoM mcnbimind^^ I ft MJ cvrt%OOHOV.Htt(BA indGIHKT ,n ito5<Uy*. No K ftftft P m W other treatment nee etsftry. Nave?c*iue? Stricture or Wfttfft VIlit n n=o ' "* *** aaaw 111 I VI I ? . "V ?LMO MU. CO., NV ^ V ( * > &v :