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I JO ? x m hi* the herald.' T. H. Blachi/ Published Eveiy Thursday. ; &Co., r St reef, LOCAL NEWS. Mr. Thos. F. Gillespie, Jr., leaves liuyboro and will accept a position elsewhere A Steam Saw Mill for sale at ti great bargain. Apply to C. P. Quattlebauin. v "jb dTPf Mr. S. A. Parker, of Soeaslee, forw ft ft ftft-ft -ft ^ merl) of this place made ns a pleasant call Tuesday. Senator Scarborough has introduiJe ced a bill to regulate the holding of ' | StOfGS. Court in the Fourth circuit. merits of NAVAL Mr. A.I), c azaux,of Alex. Sprunt TON. & Son, Wilmington, N. (J., has been i ? bere 80mo (}Uyg buying cotton. W ^r" Oozicr, of Georgetown, canto up on last Friday's steamer remaining over until Monday. Tuesday the anniversary of G? 11W \ T TP ^ , i ^ ^ 3 A j erai lA'e a birth, was nnule a h'g*l mra holiday by our last Legislature. Up .1 j lsu 13 Mr. R. W. Hammond, of Josselyn, Ga., who was hero la'st week ou business, returned home on Saturday. JL ^ Mrs. F. O. Burroughs, about whom ft** ^ great anxiety has been felt for sevk, oral days, is supposed to be somewhat i LKS ON IIA N I) A T AI .L, hot torThe County Board of Pensions h. met last Monday and abjourned to . .. meet again on Tuesday the 2nd day KSS FOB SALIC. r m , of February. amenta not c0. Offic* ?eac Mr. Ilenry Roberta, of this township killed three hogs on the Oth ________ inst., weighing after being dressed, 272, 278 and 33G. Rev. J. \V. Todd will preach at Pleasant Home Baptist church on I I ifV 1 ^1C ^our^1 Sunday and Saturday be >1 xui-u iur ??.? prereni year. Hot). R. T. Scarborough, has been /' "i placed on the following committees: ? ^ Judiciary. Incorporations, County ^ Oflices and Enrolled Rills. nolies usually taught-inMIYsit Mr W' "owe" 'ins boon appoint I, being empowered to-grant s ?d Postmaster at Conway, Mr. W. d to enter the Sophomore S. McCaskill, Jr., having forwarded lly engage in the active du- his resignation some time ago. The scaffolding at the bank buikK r ing has been cleared away and a full O-^r rs ? ( | view is afforded this handsome structure, the pride of our town. < Wanted at the New York Racket Store, Eggs, Wax, Reef Hides and tCfcv Fur Skins of all kinds. We will _ ........ Jj; |. !fi.r>c! pay the very highest spot cash pri $1.75. CQg, *3.00. *2.60 Mr. W. 1). Todd, of Shallotte, *3 00* Brunswick county. North Carolina, formerly of Board Landing, this ' county, died of pneumonia on Def . . *7-^ cernber the 2Gth. i titty cents per sessioi. Sam. Tompkins has gone to n*0.00 toj|8.00 per montt| Socastee to open up a new business ^ONALtTPHrKOiuAi.. f0) U,!. ?"rro>.Hl.B & Collins Compnnv which will prove a great convenience to that section. \ f ' t ? ?*v HIV Iiininuuv 1)1 BC'VtTJII CC'Clll/pi \g H fft ft <or8 ttn or(^or was secured from Judge ;yi forpmmh Watts, temporarily enjoining the anlo J .mparts I. v.l.r. .r h.. 0.4 at Howard, a w"3 ,0 h?v<'11 "lk< ? 0nnual- plane on Tuesday of laRt week, r-r2L, mr ' ?*l Otw 400 Pages. jn congequence of not having come last Sunday. Rev. II. II. Zernow will ! J00 Full Page . . * . r , . . t lllustratlaas preach here on the first and fourth j 'Sundays in February. Communion, Several new o?oriMr service will be held on the first SunI er.ch n book In Itself, d IV. and handrcde of Short j fiterios, AnecdotM,pm? Mr. J; F. Harper was inducted in( elee, A?. 1 ? to ofllce as School Superintendent of II The Mat poo.iMe Education on Tuesday last and can CI Christmas PRR5BMT be found at his office here the first jj ofr?M?age"nd 8'rU Monday and fourth Saturday of each 7V..l.r curl.. It. "" m0"U'T8 BOSTON. Hon. R. B. Scarborough was compelled to come home la-d week on account of sickness and though not fully recovered, left for Columbia i? A/1 ~ yesterday to resume his duties in the 1 ItIOSL Semite. Q fe 1)2 Hon. Jeremiah Mishoe is on the ^Lm. JL JlCXMM\>r committees of Engros?e</ Bills Priv* prhich la onr ftiostpopular pian^ liege*, and Elections, and Corporao w? soli most of. Thepriooo tions. Hon. C. J. Prince on Interich an Instrument as you would MfiO for. Everybody knows that nal Improvements, legislative LibrantK in the retail piano business. , ... , ... . a give them to tho actual user of 'J and Mines and Mining, le the middleman. Wo believe hat It Is better for you. Kvery Tobacco Seeds of best kinds for roflt. Somebody has to pay for . . .. . ... v i i? i >r's storo. ah these things cost this section at the New Y ork liacket >ur piano. Onr system is merely Store Also T W Woods X Sons Iness. Our 30 years of snccess, more, Also l. v\ . v> oous OOPS, item is a good one. If you don't choice garden seeds. If yon have its?ask yonr own bank. And *> J you have tried the piano In your ever used them, you know them. To ay send It back at onr expense? , ,, , most, doesn't it? Send for onr know then), yon will have no other n't deal with us unless you find binrl transactions. We ean save you aiou. oh on PUnOS and ORGANS, ? n igton, N. J., U.^. a. g*pt bl'"- ? of th,? fv" ishko iikaiuyaotrans* eminent service has succeeded in raising the hoister lately sunk at Pot Bluff. No leak is to be found and the sinking still a mystery. She i 22* JjSfiSZ "in be taken Georgetown for re >talog?? free. Write to pairs. UE6E L6UI5VIUt.IT. 'l ll I li ' I I jjlllMMIIWIIIllllll !! Illlllllll Some of tho young men, pupils of the Burroughs School, will jpve another entertainment on Monday night March 22nd at tin* school house. The entertainment given hero Christmas week is a guarantee that the I coming one will be largel}* patronized. The 11 or u y IIkkald and tho Thrice A Week World for $1.75. Atlanta Constitution 44 $1.76. i Word & Works and Almanac $1.75.' Cosmopolitan Magazine $1.75. i In order to encourage our countyi people to take the paper, wo are otter- j ing it in combination witli the above j papers at very low figures. Jnst received at the New York j Racket Store, Waterproof 5(5 inches wide, worth from 75c. to $1.00, now 50c. per yard. Very best Calico' l'rints from 5 to Go. per yard. Yv lute Jlomespnn 4,5 and Ge. per yard. Lace Window Curtains, something very nice just received, also Window I Shades at 15, 20, up to 75c. Best Cents Socks made, 4 pair for 25e. j 1 am selling cheaper than ever. Come see and be convinced, at the New York Racket Store. Wo uumenced a trip around the county last Monday a week ago which we were compelled to abandon trie following Thursday on account of i sickness. Many persons whom we expected to settle, did not do so and? we thought it useless to continue a trip which was turnishing such poolresults. Some did help us in an I encouraging manner and we will do our utmost to giro them tu!no received, while others who may fail to! get the paper can easily tell the cause. At I he annual meeting of the stock holders of the Bank of Conway held on the 13th inst., the following Board of Directors were elected for the ensuring year: B. C. Collins, C. P. Quattlebaurn, F. (1. Burroughs, ?W. K. Lewis and I). A. Spivey. All i the old officers were re-elected, viz: I B. (?. Collins, President. C. P. Quattlebaurn, Vice President. 1). A. Spivey, Cashier. M. W. Collins, Book keeper. Johnsons & Quattlebaurn, Atty's.! The linances of the Bank were found in excellent condition, btisi Hess having increased over treble within the past two years. Of the undivided profits, ^5000. was added L ~ 1 I. .. C3 1 IA 1 to uiu ourpiua ruim. Again let me ask my friends and patrons that wish to tako advantage of the treniendioii8 offer given by us in reference to having those pictures j enlarged. Send in vour photograph at once. Ho sure and send a small | sample of your hair with each photograph when possible. Very respectfully, B. K. Kino, Manager, New York Backet Store. Mr. W. K. Holt made a capturei last week that will rate him as a first class officer. Having a warrant for Council Hodge, chaig?d with shoot, ing with intent to kill recently near lioris, Mr. Holt after several unsuccessful attempts, succeeded in capturing his man. Learning of the probable whereabouts of Ilodge, he started in that direction and after a while saw a considerable number of men approaching him and apprehending that Hodge was in the party, told his companion that if he hunched him to wheel the horse instantly. The signal being given, Mr. Holt jumped out and thrusting his pistol in the face of his prisoner, forbade his moving on penalty of his life. Divesting him of a stick, knife and pistol, he was ordered to take a seat on the vehicle and being driven to the nearest railroad station was lodged in jail here Wednesday. The party of men were on their way to (icorgia and but for acting so promptly, it would doubtless have been some time before the capture could have been made, if ever, as the party would have soon been in another State. - ??? N U11VI V 011? 31 IS I :T I N < i. 1 The Association was called to order l>y President, Smith, and prayer offered by Chaplain, llardwiok. Roll call was omitted and minutes of last meeting read and approved. The chairman of committee on records, repotted that Major II. L. Hack had placed in his possession many valuable papers giving a full account of the Richmond Reunion held last year. Rules were temporarily suspended and the following applicants were elected members; H. I.. Marlow, S. \\. Cannon and Benj. Holt. An account of naval actions during the late war was read, also a communication from Gen. Walker regard ling the organizing of Township j Camps was read and also a circular from Rev. J. Wm.' Jones, of Rich 1 " .IT'4" ' 11 n *'" " ' mond, giving tho merits of his new ; school history of the U. S., and con I trasting its truthfulness from a 'Southern standpoint with that of Northern authors and extensively used in our schools. After some pertinent remarks hv Col. T. F. (til! lespie and others, the following reao lution was adopted: That, it is the sense of the Snrvi. vors Association, that our county Superintendent of Education and members of the .legislature, use their best efforts to have the history of ?J. Win, Jones, or some other of similar kind by a Southern author, adopted in the schools of this State. Comrade, Nathan Adams gave an entertaining account of the killing of Stonewall Jackson, ho being near by at the time. Comrade, 10. \V. Nolley indulged in some war reminiscences, mention iug particularly the battle of Hentonvi He. The following resolution was introduced by Mr. J. 10. Dusenbury, Jr., liesolvcd, that we, the Confederate Survivors here assembled, do heartily sympathize with the patriot ic Cubans now struggling for inde pe tide nee, and that we bitterly con deinn the savage butcheries, now being practiced by thy Spaniards in order to subdue t hem. A collection was taken for tin* proposed "Battle Abbey" and met with a liberal response Jeremiah Smith, President. I>. A. Spivey, ftect'y. ? ?W H?I Ad rinn, Mr. S. T. Jenretto recently paid relatives near Zoan a pleasant visit. Mr. J. IT. Ne-ley is teaching the Booth free school near here. Miss CalUe Collins one of onr most popular girls recently left for Dublin, (Ja., where she goes to attend school. J Rev. S. A. Cook preaches at Mapie church on the second Sunday and {Saturday before in each month. Our people generally do not semi to favor the present fence law. .J. N. J. ? ? < (> 1 tuyhoro. Mr. II 0. Tuton goes to Hickman j. . i:. ? i * - io nve aim iur. \\ . W allace comet* here, both will farm. Messrs. II. B. and \V. C. Elliott, late of Arkansas, have rented the farm of Mr. H. 8. Elliott. Mr. Elliott and family haying gone to Fair Bluff, N. (J. Farmers are busily engaged in fencing and trying to conform to the law which took effect Jan. 1st. A sudden death occurred in the family of Mr. \V. T. Hell last Monday night. Mrs. Belljawakiug about 1 o'clock, found that their little infant son three months old, had died in the night. They cannot account for its sudden death, having detected nothing wrong on retiring. They have the sympathy of the community The present fence law, in my judgment, is a decided improvement on the old, and I can see no reason why it should necessarily cause any more trouble between neighbors, and unless it be for the purpose of creating a bias in favor of the no fence law, which might be considered a better law, I cannot see the importance of further reference to the matter. J. Green Mcii. Kev. J. 11. Sojourner tilled his first appointment at Iona Sunday. The holiday season being about gone, the farireraare busy preparing their farms for the 07 crop. Mr. J. (J. Bryant attended the district conference tit Marion last week. Mr. (*. F. Stalvey and students have organized a Literary Society in connection with his flourishing school. We are glad to say that Green Soa menv though they may become tonies, would never refuse to blister their heels in ease of necessity. For our popular C. C. C. l\, tramped the sod five miles through the rain on a visit to see his parents. We have three marriages to report this week and from signs visihleothers will follow soon. At the home of Mr. Murchison Fowler on Jan. 7th, Mr3. Lhoda Spi* vey to Mr. 8. S. Grainger, A. J. Lancaster officiating. On Sunday Jan. 3rd, Miss Carrie Jones and Mr. Elijah Huff kin joined right hands in matrimony and were pronounced man and wife. On the evening of the 14th inst., nt the residence of the bride's father, Mr. Elbert Cannon, Miss Kate Cannon to Mr. Mills Fowler, were joined together in the bonds of llolv mat/ i? ' tat itnony by Rev. .F. W. Todd. After the ceremony the numerous guests , were invited to a sumptuous supper where they relished tlie many luxuries agreeable to the inner man. After supper the old abandoned to their respective homes, while the young remained and enjoyed a pleasant s ociable until the wee hours. The farmers of th's section will grow some tobacco and no doubt that the public st large in this section would aid in the building of a tobacco warehouse, could the right place be agreed upon for its situation. On Friday Jan. 1st, a fatal accident occur rod in the family of Mr. J. Q. Orahum in which his little five year old girl, little Eva, while playing arom.d a lire out doors caught her clothes on lire and no one being right near to distinguish the flumes, she was seriously burned. All skilful means were used to safe her but to no avail. She passed from life unto death the following day and her interment was made at tho Graham j Cemetery. Fond friends we mourn with you, both at the loss of your dear little Eva, and although we know how cold all words of comfort are to hearts crutd ed by so great an affliction, yet if tl - ioving sympathy of dear friends cat bring you soni" alleviation in your great sorrow yoti^ have idfroni your affectionate friends, S. and F. Trust in Ilim who has given the assurance that your dear one, moved from tho trials and temptations of this world is a happy angel in hoaven. May God strengthen and comfort yon both to bear the deep affliction with christian fortitude 11. & M. I>IA ItlilMD, At tllP riwidnnnn ..f f ? Vir O ? . ./W.MVUUV ? III If. \J* | Cruham, near Springfield Church, j on Tuesday night .Jan. 12th at 7j o'clock, Miss Hertha White, to Mr. i I John J. Hughes, Kev. (I. F. Stanley, | olliciating. At, the residence of Mr F. S. PowIoil, Sunday evening Jan. 10i.li, Miss Mary l?. Johnson to Mr. li. I<. .Johnson, l<' S. 1'owell, notary public, performing the ceremony. At the residence of Mr. F. S. Powell, Sunday evening Jan. 17th, Miss Eliza J. Todd to Mr. J. W. Todd, F. S. Powell, notary public, performing the ceremony. Why suffer with Coughs, Cold and I .atlriono u Iwm F.ayatsw ltu<? mo qi'inink will cure you in one day. Doesnot produce the ringing in the head like Sulphate quninic. Put up in;-Jtablets convenient for taking I Guaranteed to cure, or money refund -! ed. Price, 25 ceuta. For sale by Dr. E. Norton. Tutt's Pills Cure All Liver Ills. //a rket report. Wilmington, N. 0., fJun 18 1807 Spirits Turpentine?25 cent per gallon. Rosin?Market firm at $1.45 per | bbl for Strained and $1.50 for Good Strained. Tar?Market firm at 00 per bbl of 280 lbs. Crude Turpentine?Market quiet, at $1.20 for Hard, $1.80 for Yellow Dip and *1 80 for Virgin. COTTON?Dull. Ordinary 4^ ets. tb Good Ordinary . Low Middling 6i " Middling 0*5 Good Middling. ..?0 15-10 u " Georgetown MarketJanuary 2 181)0. Nrow Virgin 1.75 Yollow (lip, 1.75. Scrape, 1.25. NOTIOK To Administrators, Kxeeutors and Ouardians. you will please come and make your Returns to Probate Judge before the "first day of March, according o Law. VVm, e. 11a dwk k, Probate Judge, II, C. Jan. Htli 1307. A.-.F.-.M. Regular Communication of Conway Lodge, No. (W, A.'.F.*. M, will be held on 2nd fuesday night of each month, at 7:80 o'clock sharp. Liy order of l>. a. Si-ivkv. w. m. C, p. (prattf.khaum, Secretary. NOTIOK Conway Lodge, No. IK). Knights of Pythias will meet regularly the first and third Thursday nights of ouch mouth untlt otherwise ordered. K. P. SoAKBonouon, Chan. Com. E. \V. Noij.ry < K. It. & S. I May 14th, 90. ly I I fife* ? !! Sale for Foreclosure of Mortgagf LTNDKH. AND BY VIRTUE Ol tin ' p?wer and authority of, a ce.-tali 1 >??* <! <>( Mortgagi duly executed and de llvered by William Smith and Austii 11. Burr to David I >. Barber, ol date.Julj 7th, lbUiJ, and of record mi the olllco o Register of Mesne Conveyance, in and foi Horry County In the State of South Caro Una, In book No. U, pages lid to U'j botl inclusive, which said Mortgage has beet duly assigned to Wilmington Iron Works a corporation duly chartered under tlx laws of North Carolina, and the said Wil liam J. Smith and Austin II. Burr having acknowledged in writing tho ninount dut ousuhl Mortgage mid consented to tin lorei-losure of tin* same, the undersigned will sell ul public miction before tho 0 -nil llouso in Conway, S. during legal hours ot sale, on Monday, tho lirst day of February lbl)7, tho property, real and personal. covered by said Mortgage, to wit; Two certain tracts pieces or, parcels of land lying, being and situate in the County of Horry and State of South Carolina and bounded as follows. The first tract lying and being on the Fast side of Mitchell's Swamp and known as the Miles Fowler Tract, containing (40) acres more <?r less and beginning in the mouth of Sand Fit Brunch on a Poplar corner, and running thence, South 21 degrees Fast 00 chains and 00 links to a gum in Sowbay Ifrancli, thence down said branch to the mouth of lk'todoru Branch, thence up said branch to the beginning, adjoining the lands of Jasper Fowler on the Southwest and Mary F. Johnson and others on the North and East. Tho second tract lying and being on tho East side of Mitchells Swamp and known astho John Todd land containing one hundred acres more or less, and lying on tho waters of the Utile Fee Doe, beginning oil a gum corner in the Sowbay Branch, known astho I> miel Fowler corner, running North 21 degrees, West fit) chains ami oO links to a Foplar corner, thence Eastward Si chains to h stake, thence >oulh 25 degrees, En-' l4 chains 25 links to a water oak in a siii .11 pond thence East to the edge of C hinquepiii Bay, then down the edge of said bay to J oiln F. Ilardee's lino to the Sowlmy Branch, thence down said branch to the beginning. And also the following articles of personal property now on said Ian is to wit; One Circular Saw Steam Mill, together w ith the hollers, engine}-, taws, smoke stark, steam pipes, c<)uiiections,pippliatices, and appurtemui e?-s thereunto belonging. One (lunge I , Igor and nppfirtennnres, eight (H) mules and harness, ii e (5) timber e-irts and chains, one tram ocomotive Engine and four f-l) cars, Ha ismitli tools and Implements. rerun of Sale ' \8II. I'ltrchnser to pay for necessary pers. NVII.MIN? ! ON WoIlKS, ignee of Mortgage. Jolt NSONS Av Ql \T I i i: \r\l, A'ty's lor A signee l Mortgage. Dec. ;'(0. 1800. Tax :i-^.otn.ria,fr. N'OTIUK Is hereby given that the Ami itor of I lorry County will attend tlie following places at the time specified, lor the purpose <jf receiving returns of all taxable personal property andpo lis in I lorry County for the fiscal year commencing Nov. 1st, 181)0, and ending Dec. Hist 18117. Taylorsville, Monday Jan. 11th, from 10 to 12 m. Vardell X Woods, Monday Jan. 11th. from 2 to ! p. in. Floyds, Tuesday Jan. 12tlt, from 10 a. m.to 2 p. m. Greon Sea, Wednesday Jan. With, from 10 a. in.to 2 p. hi. I .oris, Thursday J an. 11th, from 10 to 12 in Daisy Thursday Jan. 11th, from.') > <\ p- m. Wound Swamp, Friday Jan. 15th, from 10 to 12 in. Wed I'.lufT, riday Jan. 15th, from 2 to 1 p in. r.nene/.er, rsnuinlnyt.Jan. 10th, from 10 to 12 in. Farmer,.Saturday Jan. 10th, from 2 to 4 p. m. Little River, Monday Jan. 18th, from 10 a. in. to 2 p. m. Wampee, Tuesday Jan. 10th, from 10 to 12 m. 1 land, Tuesday Jan. 10th, from 2 to 4 ]>. in. Tillev Swamp, Wednesday Jan. 20th, from 10 to 12 in. Uraluuiiville, Wednesday Jan. 20th, from 2 to 1 p.in. Withers, Thursday Jan. 21st, from 0 to 11 a. in. Marlow, I'. O., Thursday Jan. 21st, from 2 to 4 p.in. Soeastee, Friday Jan. 22nd, from 10 to 12 m. Bucksville, Friday Jan. 22nd, from 3 to 1 p. m. Fort Harrelson, Saturday Jmi. 23rd, from 10 to 12 in. DOngohi, S turday Jan. 23rd, from 2 to 4 p. in. rom 2to Adrian, Mondti) Jan. 23th, from 10 to 11 a. m. Bayboro, .Monday Jan. 2fit!i f 4 p. m. Sanfo id.uesday Jan. 20th, from 10 to 12 m. Zoan, 'I uesday an. 20th, from 2to4p m. Kehohoth, Wednesday Jan. 27th, from 10 to 12 in. ('ool Sprinir, Wednesday Jan. 37th, from 2 to 4 p. ni. (rldeon, Thur day Jan. 28th, from 10 to 12 m. Jordanville, Thursday Jan. 28th, from 2 to 1 p. 111. Oalivaiits Ferry, Friday Jan. 29th, from 10 to 12 m. The rest of the lime until Fob. 20th at his olllee in Conway. All able bodied males between the a^es of 2! and 00 year are deemed taxable polls. Provided that !1 Confederate Veterans are exempt ' II Monies, Notes, j etc., above lndeb!e< re taxable. Assessments of opi rty shall bo based on the usual s. m# price of sitnila property at Executor and Administrator sales. Failure to make return in timo' specified subjects the delinquent to a penalty of 50 per cent. J. A. Lkwis, Audifi r, ll( riy Count) DELAYS AUK DANGEROUS. ARE YOU INSURED? The "Union Central Life Insurance Company" of Cin minimi, omo, is one ol the best, if riot tin* very 1 >o>t, insurance companion In tho land, ami Issues the most liberal policies. It has secured the highest rates of interest and had the lowest death rate of any com, puny in the United States. It is the only cornp nv that is examined annually by a State inspec tor. The Ohio insurance laws are the best ami most rigid in the United State*. Kvery Interest of tho policy holder is protected by them. All persons seek ing protection for their families, or wish ing to make provision for themselves in old are. 'U lind it to their advantage to Insure with U. L. JJKATV, Agent. Buck&villft, S, C\ UOT what"WE SAY, but what Hood's Saraaparilllii I)oes, that tells tho story of its merit and sues cew.ltomombcr HOOD'S CURES. f ? i Coats Spool Cotton No use to pay freight, when you can 1 buy It of us nt Agent# prices anu g-?t the benefit of nil discounts. ROAl) CARTS, BUDDIES, HARNESS. The moat complete line ever brought to Horry County. I I IFMLOTXIR, BACO3ST. GI-IOES, C}rior anything else you may think of at lowest market prices. All of the Staple Goods needed in this section in endless variety. WE GUARANTEE BOTH ARTICLES . . AND PRICES. Our Notion Department is complete in every respect. Take . a look. I I A Nice Line of Ladies Hats Just Received and will he sold at low figures. Ladies will call, A Fine Line of Furniture OUR GUARANTEE IS WORTH SOMETHING BECAUSE WE MAKE IT GOOD. BURROUGHS & COLLINS COMPANY. -1 m , ? 8110.! I . I have jus of Samplo ^ (Jon way. N your foot wo facturera pr iponey away Come and go I willleaveT CLOl , Men's Clo cant he heat, a . NOT]'; Notions too Such as Silk lk?lts?, Loathe 1 \ 1 > n r I I} 11 I 'I I Space will tion Prints, 1) and Satim.s at ish you. S. T, / 'a he Burr C( \ Are Sole Acfei the following SWEET G1 IIOJ J Chew! -MANUB w. p. pa , Ilirrll Harch, 10th 1 Largest and Kstublisl qto. ?. f, Mam DOORS, SASI ING AND '1 CJI. JUL a t 514-548 Kixo, C Ik Sash. TVei; /1 rt i i 1.11// TFMNIS I (a i < i 1L GT A Georgia,' f I I Immediately ot course at 01 of othf Fifty Mkn Write or \vi* GEORGIA in M Psr Cnnt P ro? Guaranteed to vestments b< WIIRJ TUC \ir\ki vr?n incnay iun L5U( STOCKS BO; 1 C 40 vni)J4: N K\V l\ S .?Peopj inly andaur rgo in vest ni' ? i \ ry PLANT MAB Fully Equl Fui POLIlE ATT1 I'ortrr .irvmM