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/'hk ifoh'il y /// >/ 777a Published Every Thursday, CON WAY, 8. C. DKC. 21, 1 S0$. \!. mW. . i \; m'mi, 1?outr8.- -On route I No. 20273: from Ctnlivmit?< Kerry to (' -MWIIV, tiui! .'K'ivr : t !:ir> P. M., on Momln\, AV r *iu day t Friday; leaves :it 2;30 i . M. on :unie day. Mail closes at 2:2o. (>n route No. 20280, from (' nv.ny to Pirewnv, N. C., mail arrives at 4:30, 1\ M., on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday; leaves at 5 1. M. ??ti sanm da\s. .VIad closes at 3:5? P. M. ^ On route No. 20281, from Conway via Forney, .Jordanvil! >*, (iideon, Lamum and refcu'u., ni di arrives at 7 P. M., on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday; leaves at 0 A. M. on Moii day Wednesday and Fri lay. Mail closes at VI P. .M. i mi route .no. /iUJdo'-;, irom t.onway to Little l{iver, mail arrives at 5 1'. M. oil Monday, Wednesday and Friday; loaves at 7 A. M. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Mail rloses at U P. M. On route No. 20283, from Conway t i Port llarrelson, mail arrives di)> at 12M.; leaves daily at 1:45, P. M. Mail el". P. M. StaHK of W.u rh.? Beginning1 Thursday, 21, and endin g Wodnes- l day 27, the height of the W a oca m aw has heen in feet as follows: Thhursday, 4.4 Monday, 4.C Friday, 4.4 Tuesday, 4.8 Saturday, 4.5 Wednesday,4.0 - r -' v.. . No rainfall. . - * Bank of Cox way Stuck ?The third installment of 15 per vent, of j the subscription to the capital stooU of the Bank of Conway will bo due on January 1st, 1894. Thisamonnt will draw interest at <S per cent, per annum after maturity. SoiiKDn.K CirvxcK.?Train No. 42, Northbound and train No. 45, Southbound have been tak mi tiff-1lie W. O. A C. road. This change only [ ah' 'cis train from ' 'hndlxmrn to I lab, ; milking only one train botwem '.been points. Train now lies over at Hub. | < 'okkks foxhunts Wa xtkd.?The 11 lcuA i.i) has space f<>r loci' news from every conimunity in tbo county. We are trying to work tip the local department to the ellieaey it - hoi 11?1 have. Write to us for our New | Years offer to correspond ois. It is to oar advantage to have rcpresenta lives all ovei the t'onnty, and we wili try to give value roceiyed for time and attention. Write os. <)i fi(JKits A.'.K.'.M.*.? (3 o o w a y lodge No. Go A. K. M. installed on St. Johns Day, 27th Dec., the following named oftieers for the next ': asonic year: C. 1*. Quiit tlebaum, W. M.; C. S. Causey, S. W.; II. (J Tuton, J. \V.'} 15. (?. Collins, Trews.; .T. M. Oliver, Sect.; J. V. .McDowell, S. I>.; Perley Doyle, J. I).; A. II. J. Galhrnith and T. 15. Cooper, Stew arils; 15. I J. King, Tiler. Savicd Tjii: Child.--Mr. W. D ! Todd, while on a collecting tour for I fix. I I I'D t T h I u t Ii'.x. I.. .n w.1/1 111..! lif?? of a little negro child. 11" was passing an oM house up in the I-oris section of the county and saw the child alone in the yard with its clothes on lire. lie hurriedly jumped the fence, ran to it and extinguinsh cd the llanies. The child had been playing around a lire in the yard, it soottis, and its clothing caught from that. It was so young it couldn't talk plain; it didn't know its father's or mother's name. Uoury Bn.i.s Passed.? We notice! in the Nnrs (tm/ Cmtn'i r'.i recajdtu lation of the work of the Uensral As sornbly, the following bills were pasMj[h To extend the time for the pay ineut of taxes in Beaufort and George-" town counties, and in certain sections of Charleston, 1 lorry and Berkeley counties. To authorize the Comptrollct/ien cral to draw his warrant, and the State Treasurer to pay same to S. Ilickman, $227 GO, for nulla houn costs on certain tax executions flue K. G. Sessions, lato suet iff of Horry County. J\ To provide a sinking fond for the! ^redemption of the coupon hoods by certain townships in Horrv Count> in aid of the construction of the W il inington, Chadbourn and Conway Kail road. Commissioner's Court. -Henrv Beats, front I'ort Ilarrelson, has been sent up to tint District Court for retail i fig without paying tax. On lie 2Gth, a preliminary trial in the ease of the United States, va Ma- I ry IV Her, alio* Mary Magdelino, -Afoot M;;ry V> tcii, Miir I lobby, was held lly (bmmissioiier Qunttte ban in. The alias Mary was arrested down in IJucks township i>n the 22nd and bro'?ghi in l>y W. 1'. Vercn to answer for counterfeiting and pa-si g counterfeit mo iey under so *i? n u4b7 U-tvis>-d Statutes United States. S:.e is charged with flooding the country with counterfeit nickles made of pewter* One wjs found on her person < after arrest; at least seven aro known to have been handled by her aft? r warning. This alias Mary has been peddling through Litis country for some time. She claims to be originally from Syria and to have been in this country about five years. I I * A It AG HAPllS; <1 ??|> Hero ami Tin-re bj The tifrnhl r. A Merry Christmas ?ltd a Happy Now V ar. Time for paying taxes will he out on t ho 'J I >t. II n. .J. M.Stalvov passed through town on Ins way home last week. "A -ong pull, a strong pull and a I 'd i ..'' tlier" for the New Year. V,. i. Ah iuus. from Luiuburton, I is vi i:ig iiis brother, Mr. C. L. j Ablauts. Th reporter has boon unable to di.- 'over the minutes of the meeting of the I?iittb'snahe Society. T ere was an enio\able Taekv ? * ' ' lhirtv uiul jokers club meeting at the (11new hull last Monday opening. There wn- a select party?a ''phantom phantasy"?at the resid i.ce ?'f Mr. Burroughs last night. .1 A. Gaines, I). A. Spivey, .John Spive\, Hal Buck, Crank Burroughs will ho. aiuo g the Knights at to days * lonrnunient. Mr. (Ik Hardee, of Boris, will have a sale < f l>B eff -ts on the 9th of January and will move to GeOr gia. Senat v Brawley ays neither Sena tor Builer nor Beuutm Irby will op I 08e his <ontinnation as Judge for the Dis'rict of .South Carolina. The freight on the river keeps the houts busy The Maggie went to Georgetown on Christmas day. The 1 But!) went up the river as did the I )rivcr. If a return to the wild state of good nature in topsyturvyness is an i evidence of pleasure, there was much j enjoyment by unknown individuals on Christ mas night. The young men of town and vicin 1 ity aie agitating a Tournament As soeiatio'l. The object of this will be, to foster knightly sentiment and gen tie bearing among tho valiant sons of Horry. A little school girl in tho Creen Sea section saw the strange light in the IvM talked of so much last week and, as from her book, she sp It f'-oni the lettering in the skv, | 'I' i m e, Time. Tin; ihuv countv government bill passed by the late lamented Kegisla lure changes things generally. A county Supervisor and township boards of Commissioners take the places of the Hoards of County Com-* missioners and Tax Assessors. In connect ion-with U S. Attorney Murphy's letter to Commissioner f^uattlel ;lntn j nblished this week we may say that District Judge elect. Hrawley will not resign his seat in Congiess until sifter the vote on the j ^'iU<?n tariff bill is taken unless the busiiu ss of tho I nitell States Court i will thereby be neglected. The house of Mr. W . H. .loner}, of the Cool Spring section, was burned down last Thursday night, lfe lost almost every tiling. A little of the > furniture in the main building was! all that was saved. The loss is not less than ?1,000. The lire originated in the kitchen; j it is thought, from tho cook stove. It caught about midnight. 'The sun rose on a heap of ashes that marked the spot where a happy house once stood. 'The'Tournament to-day and the exercises to night will be worthy the pre once of a goodly audience from allH^pet trances Wednesday evening. The Knights are practicing faithfully the fair ladies tire (juite ready to) sini'o sweetly on the occasion we pro-1 8111116. Tll.l i.'.,:?t.in .... 1 ! . I i 11*1 ivuirino \> i 1 I HUH ill- & U t'lUUK. | At the school house in tho evening at 8 sharp, the Queen of Heuuty will reign supreme over the j >yous and j happy exercise tho careful Knights assisted hy I*rof. ('lark have prepared. Mr. Scarborough's address will he j given then and the vote for tho most j popular young gentlemen and most popular young lady will he held. There are declamations, recitations and music on the evenings pYogram A good time is expected. Come! Chancellor Johnson, of .Marion, was in attendance upon the United States Supremo Court at Washington on Thursday last. The Washington Post says: ''.Mr. Johnson was the recipient < f the following greeting from Chief Justice Culler: 'I feel extremely gratified this morning to welcome the. return to this I3ar of ?y old and per opal friend, Chan-| co!lor Johnson. He is a nohle spe imen of Southern attorneys and isj recognized m the profession every j where as learned in the law,' The Chancellor was in his prime in the days of C in and ( 'alboun, and the ravages of age have not detracted from Ids mental activity.'' Verily, i prophet is not without honor save in his own country! AVir,s and ('in/I'II j *. -*> * oI'oin* House Burned. Ii si Tn sditv the old house that stands on tin I' or Farm caught lire fitoni sparks through the chimney and was n iroly consumed. The pots and blankets of the inmates wre m: ist 1 v save I from the (lames. Our ra iders may remember thnt the old kitchen which formerly stood be dud this house was burned near ' 'nri-tm is times several yeas ago ami the old n?gro, Dr. .lerry, the seventh on h odooist was burned up ill it. This old house was bmlt in the lirst part of Die year 1^57. Nothing it seems has heen done to it since it was that \e;tr completed. Parts of it w re solid yet, hut it was of no value at all; so the county lost little or nothing. Li fact gaineil* The shadow of has gone lip iu flames ancf will now be drawn fl B^| tiling fetter. N , I .lanuory Term U. S. Court. 9 tI". S. Commissioner Qnattlebaum lias received the following letter whi h explains i'self. Defendants and witnesses for the January term of tie 1'. S. District Court at Charleston will govern themserves accordingly: Charleston, S. C., Dee. 'i'J, '93. C. l\ Quut tlebauni, Ksq . Com'r, Conway, S. C, Sir; liy an order this day passed tfu-re will he no trials of jury cases at the approaching Janu ary term of the District Court, and I have to a-k that you will instruct Deputv Marshalls, defendanta nod witnesses in y air jurisdiction not to atteiul at. Charleston on the first Monday in January, nor until noti lied hy ttiis oflice. You will please .... , i.:? .. i ? i givo uus u-< luucn puur.eity us pos&iI?1?.? and should tiny one <ift> n<f n<> f't'rs roill be tfl/oteed. \ ours etc., Wm. ITkhy Muimmiv, J 1'. S. Attorney. Christmas in t'oinvtiy. Veritable halcyon days arc these, of C:hristiiihs week. Sunshine and gentle breezes show the atniles of stern Father Winter, whom the weather prophets have lately crown- I ed a horrid tyrant of perverse inconsistency. But thankful and glad are we for tlieso caresses of our cold and sour-visaged Wintei. Wo owe! probably to sn"b what little fun and , frolic was indulged in; and also for the attendance upon the church cer- ' etnonies. On Thursday, Friday und Saturday last, the town was pretty well crowded. I'cople from many parts | of the county came in to get their j ' Christmas fixings/' Among these need not ho omitted the mention of many, various ami sundry packages of wet goods per freight train and boats, that a Dispensary constable; might have been culled upon to confiscate. Hut most of the trading1 public that came to town remembered the wife and children at. home. Many a merry laugh has sounded and fooling heart swelled in kindly regard on account of visits to town last week. On Sunday evening there were Christinas exercises at.the Methodist j Church. The attendance was large, and the ceremonies (piite appropriate to the occasion. The music was led hy Misses-Hssie Collins and Daisy Norton. The opening anthem, i "Call His Name Jesus," was Mu't? prettily rendered. Mr. Scarborough's address on "l'caco on earth,: god will to men," was beautifully conceived and splendidly delivered. The speaker's diction and style were , especially marked. The rhymed story read hy preacher Stafford was a prettily described history of a good old lady's Christmas charities. The; exercises were closed after a short j and appropriate talk by the Superin-j tendent on Christmas charities. The bovs of town could hardly wait until Sunday was over to build their bonfires and make night hideous to tho nervous with tire-crackers, gun-, anvils, etc. Promptly at the stroke of the hells that rung in the happy day, the older heads woke up front sloop and quietly and patiently all >wed the rest of tne night to be tit 11 ivl t? i*/?i 1 K\r ?? 1 1 in ii i v?< ?' y mi iiianiiui wi i uo^? Hut ??n tho whole, Cnristmas (lay was dull and (|niet. Tho stores were all closed and only one or two could bo seen on the streets. After tho morning effusion of "Christmas i gifts!" and "Merry Christmases!" was over the regular salute of the day was, "Dull Christmas, don't you think?" or "A pretty day, hut mighty dull, isn't it?" We have a 11 lived through tho Day of Festivities and are none tho worse for its dullness. Tho town was not raised to heights of exuberance and cannot now be carried down to depths of too utter dullness, we may think. We may bo thankful for what wo have, remembering "A fair Christinas makoth a full orchard." By Tuesday the town was back in the same old rut, front which it had so little departed, and people were remarking in a rominisccntial manner how few of the Christmas drunk ' had heen seen in town, notwitfi. stan ling the amount of liquor seen to pa88 through the freight depots. M A ItRIFiD, At tho house of tho bride near Laurel Hill, Mr. Ceorge II. Hurl and Mis8 Cor'i L. Owns, nil of Horry. TOURNAMENT! TOURNAMENT!! Thursday Dec 28th, 1893Parties wishing to ride in this knightly parade vill please notify the undersigned. Attention is called to the following rules: Lance, S feet Jong and balanced in centre. Kings, 2 inches in diameter. Distance between posts, 30 yard-, making a run so yards. Time, S seconds. Knights may use costumes or not as they like; it is prefered they should. The riding will begin at 2 l\ M. The Prizes will be a crown and three honors. rL he eoron .'.ion will take place at 8 o'clock P. M. at the Burroughs Academy. Those wishing information will please address J. A. (taints, Bueksville; or I) A. Snivey, Conway. P" ^ :i rh, good isJ^ffTo'ur.- , the proper sentim til express upon Christinas day, but it there is either peace- or go<d will among the politicians it is not visilyln to the naked eye ut Washington. The angry passions stirred tip by the debate just previous to the adjourn ment for the recess are still very inueli in evidence, although pr ibably four-fifths of both Senate and lion o are absent from Washington. It is dillicult for a man to feel peace and good will in his heart, when lie is making preparations to enter one of the bitterest partisan lights ever en gaged in by Congress, and that is just wluib every Senator find 1 { j>r? sotu'ivo is doing tp.dav. Tin* tariff will oomo up in t House on the very first day of the session, mi l al though it is expected l?y nil (hat the administration will In* string on u<;ii to put tho bill through, pram ieully us it wus reported from the commit tee, it will not bo done without som hurd lighting. There is u*n elemont of uncertainty about tho visits of the IJopi'efeutativ?\s to thoir homos jus now, thatoxcit'ng much inter< st. Whether it will change tho sentiments of anv of them towards tho tariff lull remains to be seen. The Senate, although democratic by a small margin, has certainly not shown any disposition to be dictate 1 to bv tho administration, and it i* already certain that the fow Senators who have announced their willingness to champion its Hawaiian policy will find thoins dvos with the light of their lives on their hands as soon as the Senate comes together again. The House may he willing to favor the administration by adopting the McUreary resolution providing for an investigation of the relations of the Inst administration with Hawaii, without touching upon those of th>> present administration, but it may lie set down among the certainties that an overwholiiiimr m?i ! n-I f *..f f-> " J " '1J the Senate favors Senator .Morgan's resolution, providing for an investigation of the whole subject right up to date. This resolution has heen approved l>y the Sei.ato commit lee on foreign lit Rations, of which Set ator Morgan ia (.hnirnyiii, although it is known that <' 1? ^ I >i.?1 i Sis Somebod ht m - a I \ or 'apin.l t. 11 i 1 ! 111: 'f HT citizen's c<)ii>^^^^^^Hii.> House and wherevot^^^^^^^^p<ule of the and telegram priiitod several about alleged plot to U: ^p^h<' t'loveland children is actually seriously discussed l?y men who ought to have better sense. Senator \liil> has heen receiving some threatening letters ever since he voted for the silver re peal bill, and the other day his son allowed himself to he so badly stum, peded as to apply for ami receive; a permit from the police authorities to carry a revolver to protect his hither from murderous y inclined cranks; he came to his senses later and asked that tho permit he cancelled. All of which is calculated to increase the number of crunks svbo write threatening letters, and ! lie pay of private detectives, some of whom probub y could trll ttie source of many of thu letters, and to disgust other people. A member of the executive com mittee of the Hi metalic League, which recently held a long secret conference hero, says tho League will take no steps towards trying to get either of the several silver hills that have been introduced in both House and Senate passed tit the present session. I le thinks that the wellknown hostility of I'resident Cleveland to such legislation and the certainty that the l>iil will he vetoed, if it were passed, make it useless to do anything in that direction. The League will concentrate its efforts upon the election of members of the next House. The urgency deficiency bill, which became a law on the day that Congress took its holiday recess, contained a clause declaring a pension to ' e a vested right that cannot bo taken away from a man without notice, but that did not detract from the iutoie.-t felt in the ease of Judge Long, of Michigan, who is suing to have his name restored to the pension roll from which it wtts dropped by Commissioner Lochren. The cage was argued at length on Friday and iSa tiiday /ind a decision is expected tins week. From several que-tions a&k d by the Judge during the argument n has been inferred by many that t,l e decision will bo in favor of Judge Long. The latest revised es iniato of tlie Treasury ollicials is that tho defloien cy under tho now tariff bill, if it be came a law as it now stands, would be $05,407,000. That is tho amount that will have to be raised by inter mil taxation of some sort. XO'I'ICK. The regular quarterly meeting of the Confederate Survivors Associa tion will he held in the court house at Conway on salesd ty in Jantt uy next at 1 o'clock j>r??ni|?tlv. We earnestly call up n all of the "o il Confederates,'' their sons and the sons of the deceased soldieas to tin et with and join us in the coinmet lalde purposes of this association-- to pr< serve the war record of our people .s? a heritage for our children and future generations. 11. L. Hkai y. Turpentine, 25}e por gal. Rosin, $1 00 per bbl for strained, ' good si ruined 1 0."> Tar, 00c. per bbl. of 280 lbs. Crude Turpentine, *1 00 for hard and $!.1V.) for Vellow Dip and VirK?? , i Peanuts, at 40 cents to 55 per bushel of 2S lbs. COTTON-Dull Ordinary Cc, Good Ordinary die, Low Middling 0 15 1 Co, Middling j 7?p, Good Midding 7 0 10 N EVV ADVERTISEMENTS. I-?: -T? (Jitatioii. liv tv. a:, si t oe >** i< it. r. .i. \\ lirreas, T. N. Itoe made -nit to mo, to grant him Letters ot' Administration tU !> his n ii of the Kstate of and fleets of, I In>111 II. Holmes doreased, that they 1m* I and appear, hffoiv mo, in I ho Court of l*rolmte, to bo held at Conway Horry I County on January "nd, IS'.M. next, after: pillJication hereof, at II o'clock ill the forenoon, to shew cause, il any they have, why the said Administration should not he granted. (liven under tin I land, this 15th, flay of j I) comber, \uno Domini, ISJIJ. wu. k. llAiiiavn k, I'robate .! udge II. C. It K M l'l,A NTMItS! Ill CM MII.MMItS: WH CAN sell you lor $!tr>Oa Kice J Mill that x\ i 11 hull, clean and polish, roa dy for the table and market, 75 to 100 i bushels of rough riee in ten hours with <? to S horse power! Can he opera ted by one men and occupies no more floor space than a Corn Mill. Von cannot afford ! to he without one. Itest "French burr" Corn Mills at from n ! 15 to $1)10. Saw Mills, Plantation size, ?'>00 up to $1150. ENGINES A N I) BOILERS, j Write for catalogues and prices to V. C\ HA 1)1 IAM, Oen'l Ag't, ('olumbia, S. ('. : ^[-j cimlj of (joxtWa^y CONWAY, S. C. Culls ?' ! attention of tin* public to its superior facilities for handling business i entrusted to its oaro. Wi' trap .u t a general banking business. K\i lian ( bought and sob'. Money '<> loan on good security. DKI'OSITS in small or largo amounts received. Interest of I and 5 per trout per annum allowed on Deposits In Savings I tepartment. Collecting made a speciality. Teachers' pay cnrtl'lcatos, Mid other claims against the County, discounted at j ! liberal terms. The personel of our Hoard of Directors is such as to inspire coiiiidence and draw to this institution a large amount of I)c posits. We cordially solicit your patronage. 1). A. Sl'IVJiY. Cashier. H. (1. COHI.INS, Hresiilcnt. TAX RETURNS. ^.J OTK'K is hereby given that the A.u is ditor of Horry will attend the fol-l loxvin: place- ,u the time speeilied, for the I pnrpo e of reei iviug returns of all taxable : property in I lorry County, both personal I and real, for the fiscal year commencing! Nov. 1, IH'.Kl and ending Oct. Ill, 1 Hill. ('onway, I an. 1 to 0. Orahatiiville, Mon, Jan. 8, from 8 to 13. Parker's Store,44 44 " 3 to 4. Hand, Tuesday, .Ian. S). froin&tol?. Warn pee, " 44 44 3 to <1. I.i'tle Hiver, Wed. 44 1 0 44 8 to 3. Khenezer. Tliurs. ,4 1 1 44 8 to 3, ('onway, Saturday 44 13 Hammond. Mon, 14 15, 44 8 to 3. Hound Sw'p, Tues 44 1 0, 44 4 4 | 'I,oris, Wednesday, " 17, 44 44 Sanford. Thurs, " IS, " " liayboro, Friday, 44 10, 44 " Conway, Saturday, 44 'JO. ( alivants, ,Mon. " 22. " 44 I{ehoboth, Tuesday 44 2d, " " Talorsvllle, Wed. 44 2-1, 41 44 Floyds, Thurs. 44 25, 41 Vardello, Friday, " 20, 44 8 to 12. Zoan, Friday, 44 20, 44 2 to 4. Conway, Saturday. 44 27. Cool Sp g, Monday, " 29, ' 8 to d (jlldooti, Tuesday, 44 d(), 44 8 to 13. .Jordanville,41 44 :?(>, 44 2 to 4, Dongolu, NVed. 44 dl, 44 8 to t. l>-t 1 iairelson Tliti. Feb. 1 , 44 44 , JiueUsyille, Fri. '4 2, 44 44 Conway, Saturday. 4 8. I'owelhille, Monday and Tuesday, Feb. and 0, from S to 12. I'ojdnr, tSe- ions'Store,) Tuesday, Fob. I 4Gd to 4, Cedar drove, Wednesday, Feb 7, 8 to 12 So< astee, Thurs. Feb. 8, 8 to d. Mallow, Friday Feb 9, 8 to 12. The rest of the time at Ids otliee in (Inn: way. i All portions between the ages of 21 and 50. except those inea| aide oi earning a j Hupp at from being maimed or from any other eau -e, shall be d eined taxable polls. N umh< r of School I )istriet will also be required. In induing return of country I roperty, two adjoining landowners must lie : iven i separate tract. Town lots must be returned by No. All monies, notes, etc, 1 above indebtedness are taxable. Assessno nt of all property shall be based on tlien tal oiling price of similar property at lvx enters'and Administrators'salos. | Jan. I t > Feb. 20 is the time specified by 1 law in uhi h all property shall be return, ed. Failure to make return in the limited time subjects the delinquent t,o h penalty of .r,0 per cent. I.very person Is required to imiko his or her own return if possible to d<i so. .1. A. IjKWIH, Auditor II ('. | PAHKCR'S rw'fk.'V.aO HAIR BALSAM I/fV"Ifr*Ah C1*?n?<-? and boantiflci lh? hair. |7/e,4*y1*' 'WB I'rowotfa a luiuiiant growth. ||V\se, ^ W'l j^ovor Kails to Hcetore Gray V'i"11" ~?7?. 1'atr " Youthful Color. V) flJ'j'J Curia ?'?lp di-ra.ia.i. hair falling. I - ">!' '%. J ice,ami |l'?ji>i Oiu^g'un K. jsnzraana ; I'.f l'orkcr'a O'ngcrTonlo. it curt' t'i? won! Coaghi . Wrjk I.aiTiffa, Drhllitr, Indignation, I'ain.Tahe in tiinr.SOru HINOERCORNS. 'fte only nroeurr for Coma. itoPi allpain. ICc, at LiiuggitU, or ill.SCoX a CO., N. Y. ViOWIAMS WORK:w;,; tmiMai hi ?l<lrr*t Ur? 4. U. IlKdlUl to, l i??# >, \9 BURROUGHS IS THE I'LACH/ro GK T TflK \V< and to secure bargains t ti w ' -urpris ceivin^ new j?oods ever\ \v< !;. whim wo II ? <>< !v fl ?<>i I <?i! Don't f? rget to call nnd > union our I ntnens you prices. \\ ? t in ! i \ want any thin in * > 4renus, Wash .vm , i> , t , I.' m 1 I * N ow I loino," . . i l I > 33X3- X?.OOTHI2SrCi so tlmt when yon aro wear) \?*. can rut I. your valises are hml t it.. Wo keep const nil;, n .. 1 t., 1 ' at prices lower tl an evei A ! trge lot ? I 1 \ oil v. lilt, to I A lot ot Scotch Plaids an Just received, besides a I:viassortment of ( Flannel goods, which arc going low Indeed. think wo etui suit you in quality: stylo and prlei J A M ES M E A N t which aro gaining in popularity every <la We havo a lot of hulicsnicn button hool tlio astonishing low price So cents. A ClIOK'K IJ >T < FRESH GRQ A 1 BUGGIES, ROAD CART!! HAR A. AND A THOUSAND AND OXK T1 tion now, \\ 1?it h wo will soil ( 11 ;i]? f' rem Please give us a call and see for ; elsewhere, as we are confident we car Yoiu s f< r trad 111 CTrillxM"! IPoU COMMISSION Ml ?xisr? R'osii .1 1C4. Front Sreet, \ F. A. ,,J \ Wholot^lt Manufao | & PLEASURE Vi | ^ g : " i ...Jz s o A\l##i Vvi ^r: /-. \j '/>"" >;?: ' : ' /,, './ * ' 1 V\ j; ,:* . ?' ' ' *' ">') 3 j ,;'A- v'-k - . n v*J V" //.? < . / ! a f / '? \/ l' \ \ ';'/ / | ? ^ L a / .. a? / : \. , ... > , I V / T<')f ' r,r ' s"]f:ri < ; , I ,/ i <(i -- i^l ali'.I v. iUv.Oi''v!.;. j I '\T : Xjj i I I THE M ? jP& $' f* ft s\ n C?T 1 II V V . M. : . "1: % Jy WE PAY J Vfc#/ freight. 4 6*Year WrittenGuaaantcs. t SOLD Oi'3 * t TRIAL. I O.K. SALE o * ^ 1 : i0SC.00D&ac' . rn\ ' v *->AAfc<$ J- ?><??- A ^ A^> ML uroLO^s^ urni of voru monkv, y?u. We are constantly rewill sell at ii 1 i* stock of clotlilni' and let oh quote tin s at \< ry low IIKorea. If you ill nm> look ov< r our stock of I inLeaf C liter Ta le^ and the fam us i. Don't fail to buy one of our - CXX-^IXSS, % i lf to r. sf, Our lino of trunks and of Hour that. to 1 lorry County if rod ru*t proof oats just rocolvod ii afo ^o to itiirrou/hs & Collins ,d Bsilioril Co ,.'s asliuu'n s, W ?r t? d, (lln^hams, and >ur stock of line uro complete. Wo Wo also Uoop tin? I itnotrS SfKlES, ? ? I ' * * t ys, which wo will close out at CERIES ways kept on hand, besides *5 . SADDLES, iixos. too numcrouH to men sli. yourself before purchasing i save you money, e, f ltlK > IJ( 11. IS & COLLINS. bev <Sc Oo., GliCUANTS I ii e ?m<! (lotion , ' V- ? J ^ J 'JSTew oris ; & 00., /| lurcrn of / ( / o n ^ ffik-r > a rJ ffl&V /-X ?? S '..i; / ' /if />;\X/A\/' Mi f.r V\ ? \ \ ' -?? - wi' > \ IV' \ r*; ' >' "? ['; ? /' \T T f r '.NMHtivO, I'vl. MOTHER1 NOVELTY, i *? lur Phaeton Buggy, l\ With Leather Roof and Back * | Curtain, aul Rubber Bide ? Curtains. Trimming, Green ? 1 Leather or Fine Broadcloth. % \\ 7 WRITE FOR PRICES, | \ y Sit oiiv I'.xlilhlt n' t)i?? * S .V'orid's Fftlr. 2 >M, Cv Tti-iti, Oliio. ! O foe-) t Ml . . . . *? v . . ft '? >?'* r\ ,:D s . , 3-rON V- s > ? -y S* n $35.^1 Son<l for our catalo 7>uj and price j? ,s 1 i ; T?*j . > ,?t i\ " $ i V ? ; 1 ft *? > A ? ft.1 V ?> ! L . >? . . . , i 1<J. ^ | ; ; ????? <>< I '' % f"