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" - ' 1 "~' - - - , .77/a; II oi)'i\ Y Ifi<:riliLi)\ Published E^ery Thursday. ( iii in n m rixjtoky. Mktiioimst Ciiuhcii. * Ukv. a..). Stai koiu), I'vsroie. vouching every Sunday nt It o'clock, A. . and S, 1\ .M . Sunday School, at A. M. K. Nor ton, Superintendent. l'ruyer Meeting, 'Thursday, at "j o'clock, l\ M. Young Men's Prayer .Mooting Wednc* d iy night 'it S o'clock. I'uksiiy tkiuan Curiam. Ut;v. if. B. Zi.know, of Marion, will preach every fourth Sunday at 1 1, o'clock, A. i>l. ami t>, I". M. Sunday School, 4, o'clock, 1'. M. 1), T. I McNeill, Superintendent. l.AI'TIST Cm 11(11. Temporarily without a 1'i.stor. Prayer Meeting every Tuesday night at | 8, 1J. *.M. ,Sunday School, h,dn, A. M. K. \V. N??l ley, Superintendent. CONWAY, S. C. AUG. i), 1891. W&L WMK ?S r a?; hs ok W'atkk.?lk'ginning Thursday, Aug. -i, '91, and ending Wednesday, Aug. 1, '91, the height of ih?? Waecnuiaw lliver has been in foot as follows: Thursday, 3 (5 Mon day. 3 7 Friday, 3 (5 Tuesday, 4 8 Saturday, 3 -1 WY.esday, 5 5 i{ai s kai.t.?Satusday, .It). Sunday, 2.01. Monday, .(55. Tuesday, .(5(5. Gates, democrat defeats Kolb pop ttli.s', in Alahatna by about 35.000. Texas estimates her cotton crop this year at two and a half million ' hate's? The people of tho State aro to bo congratulated, that tho campaign speaking is over. Look for Kino's advertisement this week. If you don't lind it, look for it next week. The State Press Convention meets at Pawlcy's Island on the l(5th. A nice program is arranged. The Democratic State Convention of Georgia, nominated \v. Y. Atkinson for Governor on the 2nd. We said Mr. B. J. Veroen hud sent us a large intdon. Another large one reminds us that it is Mr. B. B Vereon. Thoir will bo a game of hull here next Saturday hetween the colored nines of Bucksvillo and Conway. Wilmington Chadbourn & Comvay lUilroad, 1893, $1,738.78; 1894, $'i. 078.89; increase, $340.11; per cent., 18.21 Miss Daisy Norton, who has been spi nding her vacation at home, returned to her school near Clio, last week. The ftjfonn Kxocntivo Committee in session at Columbia Tuesday night made no changes, determining to stand by the plan already made. Mr. J. F. Spivuy, who lias heea out in Georgia for so vera 1 days returned last Friday, lie had u pleasant trip and speaks favorably of lliiit State. Mr, .lames 1'. Smith living near town has a field of two and a half acres of corn, some of the stalks are sixteen feet high and ten feet to tlie lirst year. Tlio late severe rains have some, what damaged the cotton crop. The rivers and small streams are much swollen and railroad travel has been i ntorruptod. Mr, Henry Hardee of this place on tho lirst of August had gathered the second crop, strawberries and corn, and has ulantod turnips on the same land from which ho expects to gat her the third crop. Mr. L. 1). Long's friends, in view of the faithful and ellieient service rendered sincp he lias been in ofljco, are not \yilhng for him to retire at a time when he is so much needed and annouueohim for ro election in this issue. Dr. 0, Kollock of Cheraw, S. C., V- ^ and Dr. Malloy Prince, of Laurinhurg (J., were called here last weeV; to Cperato for ovarian tumor on the daughter of Mr Ollio Anderson, near ' 4 fit - fwvru. i no operation was success fully performod, assisted by l)rs. Norton, Galbmith and Bethea. lOditor J |gW. Hammond, of the Florence Messenger died at that place last Sunday, after an illness of t\Y'? a jr. Hammond, foriporly lived hero, murr ing a daughter of Mrs. Melvina Beatv, who survives him and who will continuo the publication of the paper, The people of Florence county ought to patronize her liberully. tjapt, Huniucl V. F.orter died at Ids residence yesterday morning, and his death will he seriously regretted wherever he was known, for ('apt. Porter had hosts of friends, The funeral servigj)^ will iukc place today pud will be well attended. AH the (lag? of the shipping in tho harbor We:o at half mast In honor of his ? */v memory.-- itcoryeiowti runes. ruioi an" v mvkhs1 t v. Ukkknvim.k, C.jJui.y 2ft, 1804. There will be n competitive examination l.elil op the !jtf fh, of August, In tlilsomjnty. tinder the charge of the County School Commissioner, for a Scholarship in Ft!P.MAN UNIVERSITY, worth Fifty Dollars an amount sufficient to pay tuition for one year. The appointee la to enter the low est College class, for father information, ffipiloguos,etc., address Charles L. fjnr^ ham, Secretary of Faculty, Furinan tlhl veraity, ureenville, S. C. COUNTY NEWS. [? ADRIAN. Mr. 10. P. J curette of I.oris w.ns in town lust Saturday. Miss Agnes Jones, who lias heen '' spending some timo with tlu? family of Mr. Sain. S Anderson, has return tl ed to her home near Wuuumaker. i U Mr. and Mrs. 10. P. Pitman of i p IManehepuid tin* laUer's brother Mr. 1 S. T. Jenretto a pleasant visit last p Saturday. ! tl The health of our community is i not so good at present. Several 1 cases of fever are reported. Best crops in ten years. j n Adrian, S, ('. Aug. G, 18l?4. Letter From Little Rivet , > Several tunes h;?\V I thought to tultUl | a promise m ale you to give some items j from tliis section of I lorry. Little River ,, properly, i - more an arm of the sea, extend lug two miles inland, brandling otT in op ; posite directions almost at an angle. The 1 (J eastern branch is called Calabash ami a i j I sin ill s< hoi m r does the freight inu between I I .. | this point and Wilmington, N. making [ trips irregular, as freight accumulates, or { the wants of the merchants demand. At ( I this shipping point there i- a saw and t grist mill, two stores and a lisenced whis j key shop. Though m North Carolina, it ( is near enough for our community to feel I the bail ell'ect and not too far for those c who wish to patronize it. Little River, ex- j tends about four miles in I lorry county, v on which there are live stores located at t intervals on the public highway. From i Mr. Levingstones place to Mr. J. W. Ye reensthe tore- are situated about a half n a inih) apait. Two schooners ply to Wil- e mingtoii, averaging about two trips month- e ly. This section of our county has always t been identified in trade with Wilmington, | and 011 that account is Ies> known than any t other part of 1 lorry. c If wo had railroad facilities, the coast t section would soon be converted into truck t farms, for which purpose it is well adapt n ed. Crops are promising, the late rains t have improved corn and peanuts, but injured cotton somewhat. There i- some 1 I lever which keeps our Doctor busv. 11. |r Letter From Yorkville. Dkau Sik. ? 1 notice in your Inst issue n statement from Bro. (Jco. A. Prince in regard to the contract that ' o 1 mtule with Bro. Post about the printing of the minutes of the Waecamaw } Association for 1893. Bro. I'rinco is correct in Ins statement of thong- (l greement, but I have never received ; ( tlio^lS. Bro. Best sent me 1 i> and I | 1 had the mi lift tea printed about a'j month ago and forwarded by express i to Conway, notifying theao brethren that they could get them from the railroad agent at Oonwav l?y paying seventy cents express charges, oi send mo $3 balance duo and 1 would doliv er them to the churches, as agreed to at first. Uospactfully, .1. T. M a v Kits. Converse College Scholarship. ? There will bo a competitive examination for one scholarship of free tu- ^ iticn in Converse College to one young woman in each County in the i I State of South Carolina. lOneh sc ho!- , t arship is worth $50 and is good for i two >cars. The ?!>pliount must he w II J #1 I at least 13 and not more than 18 L years old and he of good moral char- ; t actor. The examination to he hold at ( each county seat on Saturday, Aug- | est 18th., or as near that time as will : be convenient to the School Commis ;. j sioner of said County. ^ Applicants must pass a written \ , examination on: 1st Arithmetic e and Algebra to equations of the j second degree; 2d Geography; 3d IF. s S. History; 4th Knglish Grammar ,, and analysis. The School Commiss- j N ioner may determine tho successful g applicant, or appoint a committee to f ! examine the papers of the applicants.1 0 | If there arc no applicants on tho day ( appointed, the School Commissioner t, of said County shall have power to f] appoint one young woman to said scholarship. The School Comnpssioner of each Couqty will pleaso report to the President of Converse j College as soon after the examina- > tion as possible. B. K. Wilson, c Pkksioknt. Spartanburg, S. C. J, a NOTIOK, c Tho Democratic voters in 1 lorry ' County will moot at thoir respective voting places on or before Saturday " Aug. 18th in*t. (See notice of Town- v ship Chairman) to organize as provi- t tied in Article 1 of the constituti n tl of the Democratic party of S. C. C We would suggest that tho Town- ll ship Chairnum bo elected a member of the County Executive Committee and are requested to mcot at the Court llouso in Conway Aug. 20th, j 11 A. M. to tabu late the votes in the ! j County and transact such other busi j, uess as may properly come before Bl the Executive Committee, All tho p whito voters iu tho Connty are ear- \ neatly replicated to meet at their vo- 0 ting preemts and have thoir names j. enrolled on club list. ( J. r. Dki;ham, ( ( u, i? i.'-- "? v^uuil IIIUU I 'CIII I5<>\ v. IJIV|1 I J .J. A. MCDkumoti , n Sect'y Kxcfntivo Committee, ( - '1 All Free. t Those who have used Dr. King's ?S Now Discovery know its value, and a those who have npt, have now the V opportunity t<> try it Free, Call ou ! t||e advertised Druggist and got a 0 Trial Dottle, Free'. Send your name J and address to II. K. Bucklen & Co., V Chicago and get a sample box of ci Dr. King's Now T-sfo^ Filly as <1 well a copy of (Juido to Health Ni and Household Instructor, Free. All A of which is guaranteed, to do you J good aiid cost you' nothing at Dr. K. V Norton's Drugstore. 1 H 1. ton: r.mx;* or Tin: nunockatm i:\remv i: roNNiriKi:, ii roiiwitj Vu&iiNt Ojli. ! *!' 1. lUIiKS TO GOVKHN ITilMAUY. j I. tOuch candidate shall Iile with j lie Chairman c?f the Kx Com. at ! >ast ter. 'lays boforo tbo Primary a ledge to abide the action of the 'rimury and at tho same time dc- ; osit with lite Chairman $o to defray lie expen; 's of tlie Primary. Any alance remaining over after paying IteHiime, to be retnvnod (o those from thorn collected. N otes for none will e < muted who fail or refuse to com j ly with tho above, ii. Kverv white Democrat over ... ...... ..i.i .... ...1... ...;Ii i... i wentyone l?y the day of General Oketiom :1111.1 who has boon twelve nonlhs in the State by the tiny of viH-iiil election is entitled to vote. lit. No white limn shall be e\ lutlcil from participation in the Dent. ( ratio I'riniary who shall lake the iledgi n iptired by the Doles of the )emoerirto party. IV. No person shall be entitled o vote unless be litis been enrolled hi a club list at least live days before he said primary election V. All negroes who voted for ieneral Hampton in 1870 and who ihvo voted the Democratic ticket mniinuously since, can vole in this )riinury, provided, ten responsible i'hi to men will make a statement of ho fact in writing, this written state neiit to he placed in tlift ballot, box. VI. The managers at each box ,t the I'riniary election shall roijuiro ivery voter in a Democratic primary doction to pledge himself to abide he result of the I'riniary aud tosnp >ort the nominees of the party, and o take following oath: 4il do solmnly swear that I am duly (}itali(hul o vote tit this election according to i,^ t..? ..? 11 .. i i.. iiu iihus u? tnc i iiivum ill i jmiiv .ml ihnt I have not voted before at his election." VII. The first Primary will bo told Tuesday August ii8th, 1894. \* 111. In case, no candidate shall eccire a majority of the votes cast or an oflico, a second Primary will x held September 1 1th, 1894. IX. Each voter in said Primary hall vote but one ballot, on which hall be printed or written, or partly irinted and partly written the name ?r names of the person or persons, otcd foi by him for each of the ollies to be tilled, together with the uuno of (he ollicc. The tickets to >e voted shall be in blank in the foiowing form. Delegates to State Convention. For Congress Oth District. Hornc Representatives. Judgo Probate. County Supervisor. School Commissioner. Treasnmr. Auditor. X. Where a candidates name for my oHico is repeated on a ticket it hall be counted but once. XI. The Managers of the (decion shall open t he polls at 8 o'clock \. m. ami snail close them at I o'clock \ .M. After tubulating tbg result., lie Managers shall certify tho same uul forward the ballot box, poll bst iiitl all other papers relating to such (lection, by on? of their number, to lie chairman of tho Executive Comnittee of this County, within IS lours after the polls close. XII. The County Democratic Ex cutivo Committee shall assemble at he Court llousoin Conway on the norning of tho second day after the iloction at 11 o'clock A. M., to tabulate tho returns and declare the re till, of tho Primary, so far as tho amc relates to delegates to tho c<?n X'uiion, members of the (Jenr-nil Aslenibly and County Olliccrs and shall brwurd immediately to the chairman if tho State Executive Coinniioteo at Uolumbiu, S. (X, the result of tho lection in this County for Congressnan and Solicitor. XIII. '['ho Manager or Messen;ers shall bo paid $1. each per day or time actually engaged in carryng ballots to Conway. All the ilanagcrsnnd Clerks for time actually ingaged in Primary, shall rcceivo^l. >er day for services, provided, asulVi ient amount shall remain on hand fier paying Messengers and other xpense8. If r.ot pmount so remain ng shall ho paid pro. rata. XIV. The County officers Herniated by tho Primary shall deposit nth the Chairman of I lie Exocotivc /ommitteo tivo dollars with which to efraytho expenses of the (Joitntv -. "'1 ~ J leneral election, any balance regaining to l>o returned to those canIda tea. MAN AG KltS. Martin Ilill, U, A. Dusenbury, J, ). Oliver, .1. K. McMillan, (Jhas. K. Jusonbury, clerk; Codar Grove, \\\ '.Jordan, F, H. Vowel I, .1. W. Johnen, and W. .T. Hendricks, cleric. Jon way, J. I*. Graham, Sr., G. F. Iurrell, 10. S. Baker and W. II. HowII, clerk. l)o?r Bluff, l>. (J. Jenkins, \ H/r. T..I VI r I.v I. ii if uici mnii .juniisuil, >> Tii I'. tooper and 10. B. JOUerbe, -Jr., cle*k. Iiillivants |Forry, 10. Graham, G. M. ohnsou, A. I*. Lewis and 1. G. Canon, clerk, Bayhoro, W. M. Booth, !. J. Prince, S, A. Bryant and O. B. 'odd clerk. Sanford, J. II. Cook, A. !. Suggs, S. M. Stevens i>nd J. W, tevens clerk I'loydg, O, K. Gerr* Id, Levi (iralngor, N, 1), Curry and Waller Connorly clerk. Green Sea, . II. King, Maybry Floyd, A. J. Canaster and I). B. Williamson clerk, (Otis, Olon Boyd, N. |?. H^rdwiok, V. 1?. lliokma;; and dno. K Prince leyk. liound Swamp, G. A. Prince, ohn Causey, S. P. Hughes and M. I. Stanley clork. Hammond, 0. T .ltman, j. M. Oox, D. F. Go wis and JO Hichardsou, clerk. lObenozor, j f. l.uthor Uardoc, M.. 10. Smith-' ?tfi Bellamy and Goo. Long, clerk. ( sent, 1). It. ltallamy and Cha*. Moso- { ' ley clerk. Hardee's Store, Tlios Livingston, .). 11. B. Kdge, li. 11. Barker and A. .1 Todd olork. lira*1 liamvillo, ,1. I>. Watson, B. 15. Box*,! I. B. l'arkei and .1. 1. Ward clerk.' Socastco, Curtis Smith, .1, W\ Mc? Cormiok, David Kabon and S. S. Sar e vis, clerk. Township Chairmen are requested to make arrangements for tin- speak- \ era follows: Dog Blnlf, Kohoboth Cliuroh Aug Id Cvt'a Kerry, Qraingors Chapel k< 1 I Bayboro, Bayboro 1M) " 1 > * rioyus, rioyu8 rscuiooi House " i<> Grcon Sea, Powollvillc u 17 I.oris, " IS Hound Swamp, " 20 Hbcnozer, "21 Little River, Nixon Store " 22 ; Parker's Store, Parker's Mill " 2d Socastecc, Socusteo Academy 2 1 Hacks, Greenwood "'25 (.'onway, " 27 1 J o 11 N P. I ) lilt 11 V M , Cbm'n I)em. Fx Coir. I A 1 )Kit\io n, . v, Sec'ty Kx. Com. , - \ . rv. ? ( Go n \\ a^ I.odqk, No (15 A. F .M. has called "IT until the regular communication in October next. Members will please take due notice and igovern themselves accordingly. I>y order of < '. P. QL'aiti.KIiAlWl, W. M. 1 S. M. 'I'oMi'Kl \s, Sect'y ]>ro hm. Lite, Health and Strength. Ami,achiciii.a, ''i.a Feb. 17, 1880.j Mkssiis. I.ii>i?m\n Bitos. Savannab,' Ga: Diiau Silts -I will write to inform you that I was aHliotod with Blood Disease. I tried one bottle of * : i and it gave me no relief. I was in J bod so veil months. I tried prominent physicians, and they could not do n:o any good- 1 saw your udver- i tisemenl of 1*. 1*. 1'. in the Apalu : ehieola Times, and thought 1 would I try it. The bottle I got to-night j , makes seven or eight, oh, how good I feel. I have been up over since and at my business, lumber inspector. You may publish this if you desire. I have informed my friends that I'. P. P. is life, health and strength. M. P. Ihn.nr.N. Sold by all Druggists and general stores. Iui'i'MAN I?it<>s., Prop., and Druggists, Savannah, (la. PuiiAvr, Miss., Deo. Ix', 1 SIM>. ) I Ol IU koi J. S. DoSAMONI). \ : Mkssus. la toman linos, Savanna! .' ! (la: (1knti.km k.n While in Sau An ' tonio, Texas last spring, I saw yout I Advertisement of P. P. P. (Prickly Ash, Pope Pout and Potassium) in the paper for the euro oT rheumatism, and thought I would trv a bottle, I finding such great relief from it, on my return home I had my dmggist, Ml". . I () 1:11 Met let lllli In . > -< 1. > - tin. supply. After Lakin|^, I think ton! | bottles, 1 have not had it pain or nolle since, previous to that 1 luive suffered 'for twenty* Jive (25) years, und mold 1 not get the least botiefit until I tried | T. I'* lb, and therefore, take pleasure in recommending it t<> all. You 1*8 truly, .). S. 1 vOS.VMON I) ++ ? 4^Mnoi.ish Spa vi\ Liniment n mo Yen nil Hard, Soft or Calloused I.timps at.d Blemishes from horses, I Hood Spavins, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, King Bone, Stilles, -prains all Swollen Throats, Coughs, ete. j Save $50 by use of one bottle. W ar ranted the most wonderful Blemish Cure over known. Sold by 1*1. Norton Druggist, Conway, S. ('. \ i)\'KUTISKMKNTS. HOLD ON ! STOP! Does your leg or any mem-! bor of your body pain you? Aroj you subject to Hheutnat ism, Neural-j gin, Sore Throat, Backache, Headache, Toothache, or chronic pains in any part of the body! If you are, J any of the following will do you ! good: Thacher'ri Magnetic Ointment Kuraka Oil and Instant Belief Iiiniinent; Hainan's Nerve and Bono Oil, and Bunion's Belief; Barter's Improved Iiiniinent; Salvation Oil. Bucklcn's Arnica Salvo, 25 els. Vaseline, 5 eta. i Wool ford'* Sanitary Lotion, an ' I tch medicine, 50 ots Castile soup, a and 10 cts. Oulieura soap, 25 cts.; Snlplnir and Carbolic So.ip, 15 ots. XDr. IE. nsroiE^roisr, l'hysiaian and l>ru<;j*ist, CoituHt//, s. ( ,, ll II lliiclilcii's Vniiou Saivo The Host Salve in the world for j (Jul*, Jtvuiuea, Soros, Ulcers, Salt, I Hheuir#, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chnp-j j pod Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all I Skin Eruptions, and positively euros' Files, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or monoy refunded. Frice 25 cents per box. For sale at E. Nw- i ton's Drugstore. ROB!, U. SCARBOROUGH j ATTORNEY AT LAW. -Awgronat IMI-tjLfuai. Xjife j IrtbSsxice Co. of 7/./ rkbt Wilmington, N. C., Aug, 0. Spirits Turpentine, 26u per gal Itosin, 87 k' per 1 >??I for strained, jood strained 024 Tar, 1 35. per bbl. of 280 lbs. Crude Turpentine, y 1 00 for hard ind $'.70 for Vol low Dip and $2.10 , | Virgin. I'oannts, at 10 cents to 55 per jusbel of 28 lbs. VOTTON -Ouiet at 0 cents fori I Georgetown Market. \UG. 1, 1801. Virgin dip, 'v. 00. VIlow dip, t.(U>. Scrape, , TO OUR FlUKNDS AM) < U8TOMEKS. It'A' // ! VE .IE ST EECEI !' I / 1> oXE II UN / > E E h HAE I HE LS or FLO UK I W hi' h wo v iil sell t > y >n at the Ion prte.o ' of i<> rill, laltor the colohrntod SNOW K 1NO, tin* host patent niurfo ALSO Olio thousand yards of tho host COTTON 1 AI>K !<>r HANTS nt S' i Cents p? r yard. |! ^deli?s jl (g^OOcls ; V^Ac y CI N(i 11A MS li'oiii r> to ! ci'iits a yard H.IITS I A lino lim* of Men And Hoys Hats, which wo will soli from 25 cents to $1.25, mwm. Also a ooinploto lino ot l.adios, Misses, Mon's Hoys and Children Shoos, will ho sold cheaper than ever before. COFFEE. Wive ha" ot good Hio LYdToe (?, JO cwnti MOLASSKS. The host Molas-es 25 cent por galon. ,S A\s'A Kt\r8 />' HOT 11K A'JS. fin 1 troor Health ? | j /means so much more than', , 'you imagine?serious and', /fatal diseases result from', , 'trifling ailments neglected. *, ,' 1 )on't play with Nature's', ,' greatest gift?health. ', i , mmmammii ^ yOU ar<. foelitir ' , > .out of ?<>it?, weak: , i jj and generally cx? , L ITf VC? haustcd, nervous,, * LFillWIl^ have no appetite , f begin :k once vak. , h T ing the mnet refia- , ? *V\ n I'le strengthening k B I fll I incdiclne.whicb is , i AX V/XA Brown's Iron Ait. , , trrs. A few hot- , i <5f"\ ? t,es cure?benefit , - 4 4 rtv. comics from the, - n iTPrQ very l?r*t dose?i'/ , , XL# i IA J 7o0H/ *'?"} , , itelh, a li (I It's , 1 pleasant to take. ( c It Cures % Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver ? / Neuralgia, Troubles, ' , f ri.ncllnnlU^ O-.l ??__-? * ( ?vimti|niiiuii, I Kill OKHHI % ^ ? Malaria, Norvous ailments < , Women's complaints. , ' (Jet only tlx- n<-iiuitiu - it lias crossed red lilies tut the wra|i)icr. All others are suh- ' i * stitutc*. On reccmt of two 2c. stamps we * will semi set of Ton Beautiful World'* 1 ' l-'alr Views and book?free. * t ' BROWN CHEMICAL CO BALTIMORE, MD. ' , iff attliCt ystali. I A well Assorted lot constantly kept on hand. ( IN 1 I'or Ilex. Poultry Netting. J. M. MCK KITH AN, Conway, S. (J. Mel.l-v I JESSE II. JOLLlti, ?MANUFAOTUKKR OK? BUGGES, WAGONS, AND CARTS. Excelsior Turpentine Tools.! /Torse n Specialty, i Mcb-l-y m 1 ? "-r \?M KAifri T K. 5 A L, <> ' i lootl's Sar- : * saj).??illa gnamntecs a complete Cure. It is an hon-st medicine, honestHUii& GrTJLLY mm mu i KNOCK DOWN COTS for So* thon* j>.\rt I8T1IK PL AC.'K TO (JET TIIH \n?l to securo urgains that will ?nr?i ?eiving new ooda every weok, which r< k tv i*orrrr l>?n't Forgot to cull and examine our Inm you prices. W? sun sell you a nice suit ol want anything In the furniture line, give us toiius, Wash Stands, Hed steads, Chair*, ltoi New Home," and "Domestic" sewing nutel 3BIQ- HOC3CII 10 that when you ar>e weary you can rock j v alises ure hard to heat. Wo keep constantly on hand the best gra at prices lowivr than ever before. A Urge If you want to buy a good cook stoke or ki CA AH 1 KLOUK r?coivo<l every two or throo A lot ot Scotch Plaids just received, beaideu a large assortment < Flannel goods, which arc going low lndee? think wo can stdt you in quality: style and ] m Sewing Machines unci Machine Suppl have been selling tkese MachinoH for 1 complaint. fl J\ VI VjD M 1\,D which are gaining in oQpulaiity ever) Wc have a lot of huliesnico button Lhe astonishing low prioo eenks. i?r,oww A > UASTINUK ofvsirioilH Style* on hand ALL KINDS Tl Ul' A CI ft) ION LOT OF FAMILY GI AND A THOUSAND AND ONE lion now, wliioit we will soil cheap fc Please give us a oall and see fi elsewhorc, as we are tortfulent we ,'/Oli,VK./?G.k'l)tfi HUE* C ON (' //./V' TIt A 7' ./i/ h. \ f>L n:>s MAT I ,SWl) T/ti dbtii'r tjooths <tl'< K'Opt Ilk Stock H> DEAI OA' AS <;<)<)h TERMS AS (JA COATS' SIX-COUP SPOOL Wo keep constantly in Stock a : we olTwr to Dealers at as lc in 1I1080 United Slate like Yours f*r Grilber-t Pol COMMISSION I ?ins: Rasta* 1'imh CoiiMig'iimon 1. ZETroovt Sreet, ALL KT JOB PR] At The 11<v A. ? . m WOFFOJD COLLEGE,^ I 8PARTAMBUKO, ?. C BrrOHE, mum* yV WORTH 0,E TOUR MONEY, ritto you. We arc. constantly ro wc will ?ell at 0\l PRICKS ?en?o -t<>ck of clothing and let us quote clothes at very low figures. If you i iv call and l<x>k over our stock of l'u md l.twf C'entvr Tables, niul the famous lines. Dmi't fall to buy one of our TO ourself to rest. Our lino ftrunks ? ! tics of llour that comes to llorry County lot of red rust proof oats just received itcluvi safe go to Burroughs Jc Collius ( ) A I> < >1 " woeks from Michigan unci Tennesson and Bedford Cords ?f Cashmeres, Worsted, Ginghams, and I. Our stock of shoes are complete. We >rl?es. We also ke?^> the famous i->. ftEw imwM ' s, oonstautly kept on hand. Wo pars, and aro jot to hoar tho first i N S SHOES r day. hoots, which wo will close out at w ? w m ? T* WW I - 1 J* w I. FNTI NH-; TCOL.SC IOC Kill KS Always Uej*1. an huntl, Wcsides THINGS, too numerous to men >r cesh. or yonrself before purchasing i etui *ave yom Mioney. /u) euei\i is,/t key. ed utah m ye. ON'S L ) k\ 'A/ ex ee. i/UK/ititf( s <unl mill />* /KI'niahiif to .v nr. n. \ if <>r ,/onnr; u cotton a sn:ci. 11. T Y. full lino of this Cotton which >w price as it can bu ha?l is. Why not pntrous? tnuU, 1UJUU0UGI1S k COLLINS. r/Lei* <Sc Co., MERCHANTS r? iw Solicited. 3STo"W "Yorls Ni) OF [NT1NG m filial HirJlaa, 1 1 V X / * ? ra k i unioe. AS. IL CARLISLE, LL. I>s President two vi i.r oukni:n. lecestary expenses for one year, Oiio lnndr?d ? <! Fifty IFollurM. For Catalogue address, J. A. GAMKWHLL.