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Tut: MpJfflT Published Every Thursday, lllllCCII DIKIICTOKY. Mi-.tiioiuht Curium. Hkv. A..I. Stakkoki>, Pastou. Preaching every Sunday at 11 o'clock A. M. and 8, P. M. Sunday Sclioo', at^U.dO, A. M. K. Nor Ion, Superintendent. Prayer Meeting, Thursday, at .1 o'clock V P. M. Young Men's Prayer Meeting. NVodne* day night at S o'clock. PltK.SIlVi r.HIAN ( 'llt'UCII. Hkv. II. U, Zr.itnow, of Marion, wil preach every fourth Sunday at II,o'clock A. M. and 8, P. M. Sunday School, |, o'clock, P. M. I), T McNeill, Superintendent. I?AI'TIST ( lit ItCll. Temporarily without a Pastor. Prayer Meeting everv Tuesday night a 8, P. *M. Sunday School, P.dO, A. M. 10. \V. Nol ley, Superintendent. CONWAY, S. C. .JUNE, 28, 1801 um^m: if . . ' ' S ia?; is ok Wat hi:,? Beginning Thursday, June 20,'hi, and oiulinj Wednesday, June 27,'01, the heigh of the Waccamaw I liver has been n foot as follows: Thursday, 0 8 Monday. 0 < Friday, I) 0 Tuesday, 0 Saturday, 0 (> W'ncsday, 1 < Rainfall?Tuesday, T>0. Morion District Appointments Rhv. T. J. Clydk, Presiding Eldei Conway Station, duly UMi Bucksville, Min'l Springs do 11 1! Itayhoro, Floyds do 2' <'onwuy Circuit, Antioch do 28*2! Boris, Ebenezer August 11 1' Waceamaw, Salem do 181! District Conference from 2nd to f?tli The public speaking hero on th 1th. will take nlaee near the oh "Norton" residence. Many friends from Bucksville Mi-re hove on Sunday, attending sor vino at lite Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Frank Davis and Mrs. l)i Bethca spent Sunday last in town returning to Soonstec in the evening The South Carolina Medical Col lege has opened its doors to women They will bo accorded equal pnvi leges with men. A special committee, unknown t the public, will be on the Iookou here on the 4th, of July and an ''blind tigers" found plying thei business, will be arrested on the spot ltov. F. *11. Martin and wife, o I.umbcrton, N. C., passed througl here Monday on a visit to his fathei who has been confined to his bed fo the ])ast four years. Burroughs & Collins receive flbou every three weeks, a car load of lion from the host mills West. So ther is no danger of old stock. For ens} they give "rock-bottom'* prices. Everybody and everything is revi ved in consequence of tlie late rain; Matters generally will take a net start and our people will put fort renewed efforts which we hope wll bo blessed by ? bountiful harvest. Mr. T. E. O'Keefe, of Sttv.dic Putney & Co., Richmond, \'a., hn been here this week. Mr. O'Keef is no stranger here and represents concern of largo business transac tions, whose patronage extends t every Southern State. Steamers will leave I.ongwood an lied IHuff 011 the morning of July tli 4th, at 0 o'clock, and arrive at Con way, about 11 o'clock. Returning will leave Conway, about 5 o'clock 1\ M., giving all who may wish t do so, an opportunity to attend th "big speaking." Tickets will he sol at greatly reduced rates, on tho boa An efficient IIy poison, which hr the merit of being poisonous only t llies, is made of tho yolk of an eg< beaten up with a tablespoonful eac of ground black pepper and inolasse It should be poured in shallow plutt and set about. This is a simple pr< cess by which to catch the few flic that slip into a house before tl screens are put up, for most houst keepers wait until warned by tl buzzing insects of their arrival t put in these safeguards. Cotton Blossoms received froi parties as follows within the pa> week. \ i T T x f \ \f: 11: : L . ^ iM. >. 11. iM. ?V llliaillKOII, Willi under dato of tho 22ml that ho en closes blossoms gathered on the 14tl Wo can't undorstnnd tho delay it mailing tlitm. If he in ooricot ii his dates, he is ahead of all others. Mr. II. .1. Vorecn of Little Hive sends one nulled on tho lfjih, whic opeoeeds all others, except that o Mr. Williamson, about which w have some doubt and hope he wii make the statement aizuin as we ?r going by his letter and want t?> giv credit to whom it is lite. There are two men living at th present time who have boards ovo M seven fept iu length. One is an Lug ljshman, Hichard Latter, of Lpndor who has a beard ten feet in lengtl and tho other is Lagrand Larow, o Missouri, whose beard is upward o seven feet long. If his strength was in proportio to tho length of his haij'i La rot would be an exceptionally stronj man. He is, however, unlike Sam son in this respect. He is six fee high, 175 pounus in weight, and en joys average health and strength. II has not shaved his fitce for sixteei years. \ :!; v v- ... . COUNTY MOWS. r ADRIAN, The drought continues ami crops . ' are suTuring. 1 i n Mr. S. T. .J en rot too has the linest , 1 corn we have seen. ^ The railroad company has huiit ? a nice platform Imre, which adds 1 I much to the shipnincr facilities of 1 I t IP i our town. ' t Mr. Win. Mmiignhtcrv of Nixon- * ville paid friends in this community ( a pleasant visit recently. Mr. ami Mrs. 1?. li. King anil 1 Mr. Willie < M.estnut of (Vnway were J ' visiting relatives hero last Sunday.: 1 . > Adrianhes covet a linger in tlioj political pin ami respectfully sugg< st Mr..las. Dormun as a suitable j j candidate for the ollico of School . ' , O mmissioner. - Juno 25, 1804. I Toddvillo. | I I rops fiuo considering tlio < 1 r y j . weather. The protracted meeting at I"nion j was productive of much good. The | pastor Kev. W, .1. Dowel I, was assis* j ted by U?v..l. \V. Arial and llov. * I Hoyd {Smith of Mul'.ins. , y | 1 t I The l>o\.snre playing h.'ise bull near , (I rt-i*11 wood Church. A now organ has just boon placed '.in I'liion Church. 1 | > Sard is. People cry "hard times," but if you hud been at the fish fry here ' some two weeks ago, you would have thought otherwise, judging from the ') good tliings to eat. It is never hard times with good fanners, and we have some of that [} kind such as Utissel Anderson, Le\i " (irainLrer.Alox Waller. Mrs. Klvimr I t ' ? ton and others. i. Bile Us v i 11 n 1 Tho Schooner "Cherubim" suited H few days ago for Philadelphia with !l cargo of shingles for Mess Win. 1j. ' Buck & Co. Miss liosu Nell Buck, who has been attending The Clifford Female ' Seminary, of I'nion, S. C., returned '' on the 22nd, to spend her vaetition. >' She gives a good report of the Seni inary, no doubt it is a good Institui. lion, why don't *oine other of the I lorry citizens try it: Mr. \V. McC. Buck left on the o 23rd for a few days visit to his rclat tiveg in Marion. ' There was a match gamo of base r ball played at Socastco on Satin day 23rd between the tennis of that place f and Bucksvillc t he hitter being deli feated, score 43 to 27. Our boys , seem to be playing losing ball this r season, but they show grit, they take their medicine like "little men" and t fy r e BAY ItOKOi '' Crops sntVerinir. Liuht showers. but more rain needed. No sickness - of anv consequence. The people -. have been at work and "Gen. firoen" v has been whipped out this year, h Some tar is being burned and there ll has been some activity in the mill business. Will write occasionally (1 and hope that others will do the. same. s e DONfiOLA. a \ i. Weather dry. Health of the sec0 Hon good. Good meetings. Base Ball is lively and pic nics in order. Mr. Wilson Martin, has returned '* from Odum, Ga., this week, lie 0 speaks favorably of the great turpentine State. ?' Mr. B. II. Martin is putting up a cotton gin which will be a groat con? venience. Sk<\ e d , Dk.vk Hkuai.d:?I wish to suggest the name of James (J. Bryant of is Green Sea, for County Supervisor. 1 ? do not know that Mr. Bryant would accept, though I am satisfied ho is h eminently qualified for tlio position, a good book-keeper, fino business qualifications and a good farmer, and J* thoroughly identified with the masses, Let the people speak out through ic the county paper. More suggestions J will follow next week. >e ACME. V Letter From (leorgln. n Skksioxvim.k, Ga., June 20th. Deaii IIkkai.d: ? I got hero on tiio 18th I was mistaken in ox pec* 8 ting to find times as dull as in 1 Horry. There is plenty hero to do. Homo money in circulation, and the ' people generally in tolerable fair 1 spirits. Cotton waist high full of blooms, fodder almost ready for pul *r ling and melons plentiful. I take this method of writing to "many of r my friends, who I cannot write to V personally. I have now 80 crops of boxes about eix feet high that have ( not been worked in two or three years. We are offering to give the boxes free of rent, furnish rations to work e on and pay *1,50 to *1.75 p?ir. bar r rol. This is a good chance for the unemployed, willing to work. We i, aro distant from Conway about 488 ?, miles. Have also a Steam Saw Mill, f with tramway to railroad that can ho f bought or rented, (lood opening for a man with small capital, plenty of n timber accessible. Any ono wishing v further particulars, can write mo at [? Travi8villo. 1 will give the particulars of the Thos. Little tragedy next t week. Jacobs is in llomervilio jad, awaiting October Court, with popular o sentiment against him. llest wisnes a "to my Horry friends. (jr. W. SK88ION8, WINTHROP STATE FORMAL school, COLUMBIA, S. C. Open to white girls over 17. Session eglna September, i<>. Craduates secure good positions. Each ounty gives two scholarships one woith ^ 1 r>0.(Hi a session and one free tuition. First scholarships now vacant in conn . ies of Abbeville. Aiken. Anderson. I>arn vol), Loan fort, Charleston, < 'Inrendon, | 'luster, Chesterfield, Florence, (ireenvllle, leorgetown, Hampton, Horry, Kershaw. ,anc:ister. Laurens, Lexington, Newbury,] )ronee, Orangeburg, I'iekens, Kicldaml hunter, Spartanburg-, York. COM IT/IITI v K i: x A M I N AT ION Ilily 17 th, at Court House of eaeli county.' Address I). I?. .1 (HINSON, President. Columbia, S. C, Militiamen in this State are now 'oouired to enlist for a period of^tiot ass than one year. They cannot ro- j sign until after the termination of :hat extended time they are also re-, ]uired to take an oath that they will )bey the laws, rules a d regulations ippertnining to the Static militia and jind themselves to render a ready )bedionce to the orders and com.o" . : 1. ?i...nu io vt i r?H|?ni l<M fj ill lilllK. O xotku. The regular <|iiarterly meeting of ihe Horry County Confederate Sur-j vivors Association will he held in! L'onway on Sales day in duly next at 12.20 o'clock, All old toldiors iiiul their sons are eatncstly requesled to he present. 11. L Kkaty, Sect'y.! -f* not i cio. The next meeting of the County] Alliance will he held at Pleasant Meadow on Friday, July nth at 10, A. M. Public address at 12 o'clock, by lion. W. I). Kvans, president of State Alliance. A full attendance isdesired. J. A. Lewis, Sec. II. C A. -*> ? a.-, i?v. m The regular communication of Conway Lodge, No. 05, A.-. K.\ M.\, will be held nt Masonic Hall on 2nd, Tuesday night of each motnh at, 8 o'clock 1'. M. Members of the (,]raft will take duo notice and govern tlietnselves accord i ngly. Ky order of o. 1'. quatti.kuaum, w. m. hi. M. Tompkins, Scct'y pro f< m. K nights <>l' 11 oitor. Stuart Lodge, No, 2820 Knights of Honor meets in the Masonic Hall on the second and fourth Monday nights in each month. 10. \V. Noi.i.ky, Dicta tou. .1 A. M< |) ku.mott, Kk.I'oIM Kit. NOTHIO. The Horry llic-sars are requested to meet at tho Muster Shed in Conway, on duly the 4th., at 1) o'clock, A M.. in uniform, armed with sabres. There will be an election of ofticors. Iiy order of L. I). Long. Capt'n Comd'g. ??mmt ? ? yaw ? All Free. These who have used Dr. Kind's Now Discovery know its value, and those who have not, have now the opportunity to try it Free. Call on the advertised Druggist and get a Trial Dottle, Free. Send your name and address to II. E. Hucklen & Co., Chicago and get a sample box of Dr. King's New Life, Fills Free, as well as a copy of Guide to Health and Household Instructor, Free. All of \vl ich is guaranteed to do you good ami cost you nothing at I )r. F. Norton's Drugstore. Itch On Human mange on horses, dogs and all stock, cured in 30 minutes by Wool ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never fails. Sold by E. Norton, Druggist, Couway, S. C English Spavin Liniment remo* vcs all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps aiul Blemishes from horses, Blood Spavins, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, ll?ng Bone, Stifles, Sprains all Swollen Throats, Coughs, etc. Save #50 hy use of one bottle. War ranted the most wonderful Blemish Cure over known. Sold by K. Nortan Druggist, Conway, S. C. "notice. IN the Circuit Court of the United States . in and for the Eastern District of North Carolina, The Baltimore Trust and Guarantee Company, Trustee vs The Wilmington, ('had bourn and Conway Bail Hoad Company. By order and decree of the Circuit Court of the United States, in and for the Eastern District of North Carolina, made In the above entitled cause, NOTICE IS IIEMERY GIVEN TO ALL CREDITORS of tho defendant, the Wilmington, Chadbourn and Conway Bail Boad Company, ?,. nu ..i..i? ? ' * - iw mi- uirn i iiiinin, uuiy miiiH-riucuicu oy tlioir oath or nflUlnvit with the undersigned, nt his oflhte in tho City of Wilmington, North Carolina, on or before the 15th day of .Inly, A. I). 181)1. \V. S O'll. HOHINSON. Special Master, Fashionable Bnrhcring. The undersigned wishes to call tlie attention of the public to the fact that ho Is doing all kind of work in tho Tonsorial line in first class stylo. Shaving, hair* cutting, shampooing, etc. Satisfaction guaranteed. Ladies'calls from 8 to 10 o'clock, A. M, Cigars, Soda Water, Gingeraie, Oranges, Etc., Ice Gold Drinks in SeasonM. R. winrolass, Conwny, S. C. V( hy <% ROBT, B, SCARBOROUGH. ATTORNEY AT LAW. ^.g-orLt ^Eu.t\xsu Xjife lino-mrsinc? Co. of OSTew Tork, Wilmington MarketWilmington, N. C., Juno, 25. Spirits Turpentine, 27ch per gal, Itosin, 92io per l>bl for strained, ffood at mi noil l.)~i * Tar, 1 30. per bbl. of 280 lbs. Crude Turpentine, *1 00 for hard and $1.70 for Yellow hip and $2 1 ~> Virgin. IVannts, at 10 cents to por bushel of 28 lbs. COTTON. -Kirm. Ordinary -1 ? cts (lood Ordinary f?^ " Low Middling 0 0-10 11 Middling 7 44 (lood Middling 7 5 -10 A Georgetown Market.11!NIC 2a, 189-1. Virgin dip, 2. 25. V1 low dip, 1.70. Scrape, ' 1*25. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Oitittioii. Hv ?. iiAitnuiCk, i?. Whereas, Maggie Littles made suit to] im>, to grant i,,.r Letters of Administration of the Kstate of and effects of Thomas Littles Deceased these arc therefore to cite and admoldsli all and singular the kindred and Creditors of the said Thomas Littles deceased, that they he and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to he held at Conway I lorry County on the lhtli day of July 181)1 next, after publication thereof, at 11 o'clock ill the forenoon, to show case, if any they have, why 'he said *-\iiiuiiicMi hiu*ii Miuiuu uoi d(* jjrnnuni. (liven under my liimd this 25th day of Juno, 1804. W. 10. Hakdwick, 1*. J . TAX SALE. S I ATE OP SOUTII CAROLINA,) HORRY COUNTY. ^ Under t.nd l?y virtue of Executions issued by Ij. I), Long, Ksqr.,County Treasurer to me directed in my olllco, 1 have levied on and will sell before the Court House in Conway, S. on Monday the 2nd day of July A, I)., 18!l?l during legal sale hours the following described land levied on at the suit of the State for taxes for the fiscal year 1S02, to wit: No. 1 A tract of land in IlayboroTown shi| James II. Leonard 2 acres bounded North James Stephens, West W. C, & C. H. lb. r( ol. No. 2 Also another tract in Simpson Creek Township William C. Joyner 25 acres hounded North Prosper Milligan. South F. K. Simmons, tlul. No, 2 Abo another tract in Simpson Creek Township Henry I). Shelly IIS acres bounded North East side of Simpson Creek and a part of the Ueveston tract South Asa I'arker, >1 ul. No. <1. Also another trai t in Simpson ('reek Township Ceorge A. Milligan I acres bounded North and West 1). M. Hut lcr 11 til, No. 5 Also another tract in (lalivants FerryTownsliipW.il. Union 210 acres bounded North Frank Craham. South K | 11. Martin < t til, W. J. SKSSIONS, Sheriff I lorry ('ounty. NOTICE OF SALE. Ily virtue of the power and authority given in a certain Mortgage duly executed and delivered to Donaldson Brothers by R. B. <)\vens, dated March 5], 181)8, and recorded in < Ulice Register Mesne Convey ance for 1 lorry County, S. (Rook A. pages452 and 458, the undersigned will sell before the Court House in Conway, B. (during legal sale hours, on Monday.! une 25, 181)4, one dark bay or dun colored gray Texas pony, called "Nell)' Drey." '1 erins of sale ('ash. 1 >ona i.DSON buotii Kits. Mortgagees. Johnsons & Quatti.kiiakm, Attorneys. Juno 14, 181)4. 7-2 t OTVJC! PRICi:. TO ALL AND ! SPOT CASH. | II Mil) TIM ICS! VJCS IT is\ HARD TIM ICS AND TUN (1 R 1C D / T S r A' T H M IS TO ItLAMR. (Conn (o see me ami 1 trill/ convince yon in a /etc minutes. I AM OFFERING FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY. LADIES OFF If A TIES AND OXFORD SLIPPERS, AT LICKS THAN NEW YORK COST, SIZKS MOSTLY 2>?. \\yz and 4. A lot of WOMEN KS, extra SIZKS. 7, 8, f at *1 .00. CLOTii *NG. A fa" (iOOl) SI/ITS at a HIG li AUG A IN. A lot <>/ MEN'S <ind HO y\S medium clothimj BELOW COST WINDOW SHADES, BIG THING 20 and 26 centsJapanese Tire-Screens at So worth SO in .Yew YorkCURTAIN POKES AND FIXTURES. L A C K C IJ U T A I iV S. FLOUR. .// big lot just in from the West- Try a bar ret of Kind's u MONARCH' ground ex i /i /tsessijj j or usWANTICX) FRESH EG US AND BEES WAX. YOURS FOR CASH, IF Ii. KING Blood Poison After Approach of Death, New Life by Taking Hood's. ?7?' Mr. H'm. K. QreenhoU* I'N Baltimore, Md. i "For tour years I was in Intense suffering with an abscess on my thigh. It discharged freely aud several times Pleooa of Bono Came Out. vti I.ast February I had to tAko my bed for four weeks, and then it was 1 began to tako Hood's "t Harsaparilla. I soon got on my foot, but was 11 very weak and went to the Maryland University hospital, whore they said my trouble was ehronlo blood poisoning and gave nie little hope. I ro- | , , turned home and continued taking llood's. I havo used six bottles and the abscess has en- ! tlroly disappeared, and I have been In Fine Hoalth Evor 8inco. I know If It had not been for llood's Harsapa- j" rlllu 1 should bo In my grave. I liavo gained In ' weight from 147 a year ago to 170 pounds to-day. "l Hnnrl V s-i'-'fiii" Hn ro e i&wvvi WP r vulval I praise Hood's Harsapurlllu for it all " Wm, K. Ghkknuoi.tz, 1812 Hanover St., fltiltlmoro, Mi. Hood's Pills "v,'r IUh. constipation, biliousness, Jauuillce, sick headache, Inilgastlou. ">' ALL YOU FA 11M F IIS A L LI AN C F.Li TILLMAN I T US AND ' L ANTI-TI IXMAiMTKS. COM N T() RE 10 US. Wo will treat yo u well and sell yon goods cheaper than any other plac in Horry C unity. Wo have jnst received from the West A CAIJ I A>AI> of tlm MOST I'.VTKNT FhOl'It, which . we will sell at the low price of I ti Inst received a tine lii.o id' SHOES. e ami will sell cheaper than over hefore. A N ICE LINKor EEA I) Y-MADE C 1, () T II I \ (i. I'AiN'TS, <15 cts. Al.l'AOA COATS 7 GINOUAMS, 5 cents per yard. COFFEE, 20cIs. HEACK I'EH'Elt 20cts. (1 UN row DEE, 20. Our country friends will plenso conic to see us. we veil! I.mnf ?-r>n clover. ?sj:.v.v /oxs n norn />: ns. W ate li C r y s lals. A well Assorted lot constantly kept on hand. AtiENT For I lev. Ton I try Netting. J. M. MCKKITIIAN, Conway, S. (J. Moli- l-y COMM ERCIAL 1 HOTEL, " HENRY HARDEE. PROP. Well Equipped in Every Particular. Meals on Arrival of Train. Mch-l-y II. w. SMITII, 1 Feed, Sale And Livery Stables. M A WON, S. C. Mch l-y N OtiCO. He modern. Don't harass the . system with noxious drugs. Monte- J roy cures Malaria, Nervousness, Indigestion and Howel Complaints. It is simple, plnasant to taste and leaves no bad effects. J THE BAZAAR. . Fashionable Emporium FINE M1LLINEIIY, Ribbons, Feathers, Laccs and Trimmings. Mills I rimmed to Order. Ladies will please call. MlSSKS.Jin.lA <& 8 A LI. IE >SK I ITER. 1 Comvay, S. C. f Apr. 5, 3-m GrTJLLiY STORK WP?js; ^E;l NOCK DOWN COTS for Hon shore party'*. IS TilK PLACE TO <II'iT THE WORTH OK YOUR MONEY, id to secure bargains that will surprise you. Wo are constantly re* jiving now goods every week, which we will sell at HOOK IH)TTO>I PltlCKS Don't forget to call ami examine our Immense stock of clothing ami let us quote >u prices. We can sell von a nice milt .if clothe* ?t v..r\r ii.ihm" 'r nit anything in the furniture lino, give us a call and look oyer our >tock of Bu *nus, Wash Stands, Bedsteads, Chair , Hound Loaf Center Tallies, ami the famous [?>\v Home," and "Domestic" sewing machines. Don't fail to l?uy one of our BIG BGCIBIBTG CIIillHS that when you are weary you can rock yourself to rest, Our lino oftrunks n Uses are hard to heat. We keep constantly on hand the host grades of llour that comes to I lorry 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 vV Collins A OA It I > A 1> OF liOl'lt received overy two or tliioo weeks from Michigan and Tennessee A lot of Scotch Plaids and Bedford Cords st received, besides a large assortment of Cashmeres, \V??r <eil, (Jinghams, and Innnel goods, which are going low indeed, ()ur stock of shoes are complete. Wo ink we can suit you in quality: stylo and prices. We also keep the famous DOM KSTIC A X1) N KW HOM K i. ? ' V S a \*0 I TW' f HM f 1 jwinjr Machines and Machine Supplies, constantly kcj?t on hand. Wo ive been soiling these Machines for years, aiul aro yet to hoar the first xnplaint. 1 k % ? I A i 1 I I ( > i VT f) A M IV> Al ftA A ft M 1 U l\n> hich ;iro gaining in popularity every day. We have u lot of ludiosnico button boots, which we will close out at 10 astonishing low price K5 cents. PLOWS A A 1 ) IM.OW ASTINDS ofvarious Styles kept on hand. Abb KINDS TUKl'KNTINH TCObS. A CHOICE LOT OK FAM I LY G-KOCElil ES % Always kept on hand, besides N1) A THOUSAND AND ONE TIIINUS, too numerous to men on now, which we will soil cheap for cash. T\t - -- ' ** * - * - nease give us a can anu see ior yourself beforo purchasing Isewhere, as we are confident we can save you money. no hsffoii n\s nn ka i> nitmvi hanow. concentrated st.hi l vs. ju endl eson's l ) n. match us snuff, 'he above <joods an kiptiu stock in f/uuntitics and, will be furnished to DEALERS ON vfiS' (iOO I) TE11 MS AS OA N IIE HAD OF d OB HE IIS. COATS' SI X-CO III) STOOL COTTON A S F EC I ALT Y. We keep constantly in Stock a full line of this Cotton which we olTor to Dealers at as low price as it can bo had in these United States. Why notpatro- , nize us? Yours for trade, BURROUGHS & COLLINS. 3rilbert I \ >t ( t-i* Co., COMMISSION MlillCIIANTS ?I3ST? Coiisi^'iimeiiIh Hoiicit<Hl. .6^ Front Sreet, New "^"orlc T A HI A vn N0W Ks TliE T1MK ) A 1V1 A. I v)% 1 to i>laco your <>rdor9 f?r THE OLD UE^IARLK, * 1 HULSIILRS and I sell the best in the market. AllMOnSlDK CO l; SETS write to mo before buying. THE BEST IJVTHE SW??lo Machine. swings. , Stave Machines, liana Saws, WOHLI). Brick Machines, (Jang Hip Saws . - - m m i'laniug Machines, Circular Sav/9, LI 1% | and all kinds of wood working machines. rin1^ Crist Mills A VT |^\ at from *ltr> to $ 130. AHU Saw Mills, ^ ? w !lt frorn $100 up to 1100. SHOES, ,H Watertown ENGINES Fresh lot of Boston Beans lms< AND ust arrived. ! _ _ BOILERS. MENS CAMEL SKIN SHOES, ENGINES a,DOlt THE BEST IN THE WORLD. ANI> BOILERS. | f v 1 T /^| /~\ /"\ S# f*(l ( InttilH V.lAUfttAPa Ill-/ V IMilll Cotton ^CHns and Presses, l/lLl llV/V/iyO* IIKIII UltADE and EOW I'KICE. V. c. ISADHAM, Oen'l Ag't, IF1!^? ^-SS?rtm?rLt Columbia, S. C. or _ Famly Groceries. JESSE II. .lOCLIE, NOTIONS ?MANUFACTURER OK? WELL ASSORTED. BUGGES, WAGONS, AND Country Proiluco Bought. CARTS\nd every articlo to bo found in a ExCelsiOP Turpentine TOOlS, irat class Dry Goods Store. l[or*c> shoeing a Specialty, Mch-ly Mch-l-j