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THE HORRY HERALD. Published Evety Thursday. THURSDAY. EEB 4 1897. "local news." Early Rose potatoes just received at 11ymatis. Twenty-flve cents a peck. Mr. W. II. Howell t >ok charge of tho Post Olllco here on Monday last. Reports of "grippe" in a mild form are j reported from several sections of the county. Tho lake here was frozen over last Friday miming for the first time in several i winters. All persons in the county will please read the notice of the Clerk of Court in this issue. Mrs. E. A. Qo<lbold, returned home last Friday, from visiting her sister, Mrs. H. 11. Scarborough The best genuine Early Koso Potatoes, grown at South Cairo, N. Y., for sale at the Now York Racket Store. Mr. F. M. Pickett, tobacconist, of High Point, N. w hose goods are so popular in this section, was here last FridaySenator Scarborough took advantage of the adjournment of the Senate from Friday to Tuesday and came down homo to see his people. Messrs. Spivey A Collins received a shipment of bicycles yesterday and pro pose to keep w heels for sale or rent. Of- | iico at tlie xsow Hank nuikling. Mr. W. K Porter and Mr. W. 8. McC'askill were in Wilmington during the past week buying horses and made the trip homo by driving through the country. Our GRAND CLOSING OUT SALES now on hand at the New York Racket j Store. All vu? ask is come and see. .Judge lionet will hold Court, hero on the 11 ist Monday in March. The time for holding Court in the Fourth .Judicial Circuit having been changed by the present Legislature. The railroads will give a one fare rate to Charleston next week, beginning about Tuesday and covering one week. Persons desiring to see our mammoth war vessels will take advantage of the opportunity. A Heal Estate and Insurance business lias been opened up hero by Messrs. Spi vey & Collins, Mr 1). A. Spvleyainl MrM. W. Collins, comporting the firm. Uoth young men of energy, they will no doubt llnd business, It is important. Very important, to make a success at anything, you must start right. So it. is as to seeds. Ho sure you start right, by getting the best Garden Seeds in the world, which are T. W. Woods & Sons, for sale at the New York Hacket Store. Tuesday morning the State House at Harrisburg, 1'a., was destroyed by lire, the loss being estimated at $1,000,OuO. Many valuable documents were saved, while a great number were destroyed. The legislature which was in session will liml tern porary quarters at once. The Horry Union at Sterrit Swamp last week adopted a resolution calling on all churches in its bounds to assemble at their respective places of worship on Friday before the fifth Sunday in May and indulge la a thanksgiving service. The next Union will be with Edon church. Mr. H. L. Beaty. Commander of Con federate Veterans in Horry, desires to say that the "United Confederate Veterans" and all desiring to join the organization, are urgently requested to meet here on salesday in March, as matters of great importance are to be considered. A considerable number of people were here Monday which proved before its close to be cue of the most inclement days of the season. Soon after dinner a driving rain storm came up lasting until noarly night, driving everyi^o to shelter and completely interrupting all out door business. Messrs. Sing A Cannon have lately ting an artesian well at I'awley Swamp Primitive church, which is said to be the strongest flow in the county, the depth being 2157 feet. The sau.e concern has just liinished a well at the residence of Capt. I.. 1). Long, which is 250 feet deep and furnishes a bold stream. A Steam Saw' .Mill for sale at a frr/nih Kni?ryn!ii A vvwl ? ^1 1* Vl?V III V/ I , Quattlebaum. *, Quite an amusing circumstance occurred here at the depot hut Friday between two colored men, demonstrating u novel way of collecting debts. One party was in nonet of leaving, who wan indebted to the other, to the amount of seventy five cents. The creditor, having no Idea of losing his money, seized the valise of the debtor and held it with a death grip until ho brought his man to terms. It is important that you gtvigour Hogs J>r. Haas "Hog and Pouitiy lb-mody" once or twice a week. This done and you will have n > hog cholera. A stitch in time saves nine. This dreaded disease h in the country and gradually coming on down. Take our advice, cotne to the NewYork Packet Store and buy this Kcincdy and your hogs will keep well. The stockholders of -the n -\v corpora ti< 11,' Waccanmw I,umber Company," met hep 011 Tuesday last and duly organized by electing Messrs. Chester K. Albright. Hubert Laidlnw and Wm. II. Kissler, (li rectors. Mr. Albright, being made President, and Mr, Kissler, Secretary. Paid up capital stock $15,000. The said corporation hns purchased the Hucksport property, and expects to do an extensive lumber and shingle business. Wo are glad to welcome the outside capital thus brought into our county, and wo also wol A 1ULL To amend an Art Entitled "An Act to Pro vide a System of Comity (loverninent for the Several Counties of the State," Approved January -lth, 1st)I, so Far as the Same Kelatesto llorry County. Ih it (wictt il by the (ieneral Assembly of the State of South Carolina: Skction I. That there be, and is hereby, added to an Act entitled "An Act to provide a system of County government for the several Counties of the State," approved January 4th, 1894, another Section, to be designated as Section 50, which shall j read as follows: j Suction 50. That in the County of j llorry thedutle - devolved by this Act up j on the County Board of Commissioners I shall bo performed by the County Super- S visor alone, except that the County Audi- j tor and the Clerk of the Court of thatj County shall be < r <>[licio, and without e\ tin compensation therefor, constitute with said Supervisor a Hoard for auditing all County claims required to be audited, xnd for levying taxes; and that In I lorry County cheeks on the County Treasurer shall be signed by the County Supervisor alone, under the seal of the Hoard heretofore adopted, which shall continue to be the seal of his ollice; and that the Hoards of Town ship Commissioners shall hereafter receive no compensation in Horry County except they shall be exempt from working the roads, payment, of commutation tax and from scrvitll' Oil lilt iorlnc* !)...?> 0K..II - ? - IIUJ .-null I'fl form :ill duties heretofore required of them by Inw, except their chairman shall not in I lorry County bo required to net a- a metn] her of the County Hoard of Cointnission5 ers. Provided, Tlint the Chairman of TownI slifp Hoards while serving as a member of County Hoar 1 of Kqmili/.ation shall receive the per diem and mileage now fixed by law. j Passed its third reading in the Senate .Jan. 2t)lh, lt<lfi, and ordered sent to the | House. o McKinley's ctibinet so far as made, I reads: Secretary of State, John Sherman, of Ohio. Secretary of the Treasury, Lyman J. Cage, of 111 inoin. ! Secretary of War, Kussell A. Alger, of Michigan. I Secretary of the Navy, John I). Long, of Mass. Secretary of the Interior, Judge McKenna, of California. Secretary of Agriculture, ?). S. Wilson, of Iowa. - o Why suffer with Coughs, Cold and LuGrippo when La xat;ve Iiuo mo QrrxiNK will euro you inone'day. Doesr.ot produce I he ringing in the I head like Sulphate (jutnini:. Cut up in tablets convenient for taking Guaranteed to cure, or money refunded. Price, 2/1 cents. Tor sale by Dr. E. Norton. ?o ? % ? y?Weal t li of Cuba. The importance of the island in point of commerce is immense to this country, as can best be judged by a glance at the statistics of her resources. The wealth of Cuba lies, to a great extent, in her sugar and tobacco crops, but she possesses other iin portant products whose production and export have been rapidly devel oped of recent years, and which will constitute in the future the means of payment for larger imports. Among the exports from Cuba in 1891, one of the last years for which the ollieial figures are available, were $1,700,000 in mineral products, $840,000 in timber, $700,000 in bananas, $450,000 in pineapples $150,. 000 in coffee and cocoa, $310, in hides, $287,000 in wax and honey, j ?150,000 in sponges, $130,000 in sweetmeats, $110,000 in sweet potatoes, onions, etc., $100,000 in c.i'tle, $91,000 in cocoanuts and $008,000 of various other articles. Don't think that your liver needs treating if you are bilious. It don't. It's your stomach. That is, your stomach is really what causes the biliousness It has put your iiwr out of order See what's the matter with your stomach. Sick stomach poisons liver and then there's trouble. Shaker Diges tive Cordial cures stomach and than all's well. That's the case in a nutshell. Shaker Digestive Cordial is no ee crct. Formula's on every bott'e. But it's the simple honest way it's made, 'lie honest Slmk?T herbs and other ingredien t3 of which it's composed, that make it so ( flicacious. Any real case of indigestion and biliousness can lie cured with a few bottles of Shaker Digestive Cordial. Trj it. Sold by druggists, price 10 cents to $1,00 per bottle. WANT HI). An Agent. lu*ly or gentleman, to canvass in tliis vicinity for three salable books. Salary guaranteed to competent agents. Address. [ A. If. MONTRITII, <Tit? Columbia, 8. ('. I?. (). Ilox, 100. i aooia sand socman ?upi -ndus.utvj s.poojj Aq uoajii sj fiopuapjdo puu .idAOj 'm.ioqjqdjp hqtioumoud _ |. Ili.Oi oq? itiojj NOI103 J-OdO H HnBAflft*. HL Cut This Out. The Scientific American gives this receipt, which the whole world ought to know: "At the first indication of d'ptheria in the throat of a child make the room close, then take a tin j i cup and pour into it a quantity of, tar and turpentine, equal parts. Then hold the cup over a fire, so as to fill the room with fumes. Tie ' little patient on inhaling the fumes will cough tip and spit out all the < membraneous matter, and the diph ' I theria will pass out. The fumes of ! t I > i ? t ik l* ii li <1 I ii t<l\ lilt Ua I . i\ lli i wiv tin ??ut.i mi ikiuv iwijoi'ii nil'| matter in the throat ami thus afford the relief that husbaflled the skill of ' physicians.'' ! Good things to learn.?Learn to laugh. A gooil laugh is bi tter than medicine. Learn how to tell a story. A well told storv is as welcome as a sunbeam in a sick-room. Loam to stop cfoakmg. If you cannot sec any good in this world, keep the bad to yourself. Learn to hide your aches and pains under a pleasant smile. No one cures whether you have the earache, headache or rheumatism. Learn to attend to your own luisi" ness. A very important point. Learn to greet your friends with a smile. They carry too tinny frowns in their own hearts to be bothered with any of yours. v.... ..... ill 11 1 "I IV * ' lilt I The following resolution? were adopted by the Xew York State Sen> ' utn last Tuesday: Whereas, the American people, true to their traditions, believing ! firmly in the principles of representative governments, have watched with keen inf iv.-t the brave struggle by the Cubans f >r their freedom and independence; and whereas, the principles for which they tire fighting are the principles which come nearest to the hearts of the American peoph and whereas, the comim rcial in It rests especially of the State of New York> j have suffered severely on account of j tho unsettled condition of affairs in i i K.i .1 - r I <-.i , ?jiiv laitiuu ui v uu;i. Kosolved by (ho A*, etnbly of the State of New York, the Senate Iconcurring. That the Senators and Representatives in Congress from this State is urged to give their support to any measures that will bring about an amicable and just settle* ment of the difficulties existing between Spain and Cuba. Resolved, That the Senate and Assembly representing the people of the State of New York do hereby| express warm sympathy with tho. Cubans in their efforts to secure home rule, and trust that Congress may speedily accord belligerent rights and recognize the independence of Cuba 1 O hi IN'oplo. Old people who require medicine to regulate the bowels and kidneys j will find the true remedy in Electric Bitters. This medicine does not : stimulate and contains no whiskey nor other intoxicant, but acts as a tonic and alterative it acts mildly on the stomach and bowels, adding strength and giving tone to the organs, thereby aiding Nature in the1 performance of the functions. Elec trie Bitters is an excellent appetizer and aids digestion. Old People lind it just exactly what they need. Price ! fifty cents and $1.00 per Uottlc at J)r. E. Norton's Drug tore. Tiitf'c Pillc M * * c, ft. VJ U MRU o Cure AH Liver Ills. ' i > ioTj \ ys a im: dan ok ho us. AUK YOT I NSl'HKI) ? The "I'nion Central Life Insurance ('nnipany" of ( ineinnatti, Ohio, is one of tin) best, if not the very be>t, insurance companies In tin* land, and issues the most liberal polit ic . It lets secured the highest rates of interest and had the lowest death rate of any coin, pany in the Lnitcd States. |i in the only c'oinp nv t'u.t ^examined annually by a Stat.- inspet tor The < )ldo insurant o jaws are the best atitl mysl ritrid in the I'nited St t *. Kvery Intc. e.-t of t he policy holder if) protected by then). All persons Fuek- J iii. |iiwirriiii:i n.?r 111**11' 1 IWllllCS, Of W1SJII ing t<> ni.tk?' provision for them elves in old !go, will 11 ml it to their ndvnntigo o insure with 15. L. 15KA I V, Agent. Jlucksvdie, S, t', . %'< ri'io JK. Conwny Lodge, No. t)0. Knights el Pythias will ineel regularly the fir-1 uml third Thursday nights of each month until otherwise ordered. It. 15. So \i:n moron, Chun. Coin. K. W. Nom.KV K. It. Aj S. May 14th, fM5. y I < ^ M A " K 1101), Mani (1 on Jan. 1 t'>, a Mr (!<o ]\ Hovcrley' , Mi- Adeie Jordan to Mr. Sidney A. 'liuda), Cap!. L. I'. Long performing the ceremony. i>l; i>. Mrs. Georgeana Martin, wife of A A. Martin, died other home near Cool Spring, January lJ0th, a ;.d years. She was a tn inhere!" Salem Baptist jhureh. A husband, and four children survive her. Soillt tiling tl) I )(' 1MV U (I Oil. Mr. dames Jones, of the drug firm of Jones & Son, Cowden, II!., in speaking of Dr. King's New Discovery, says that last winter his wife was attacked with Li Crippc, and her case grew so serious that physicians at Cowden and I'ana could d ) nothing for her. It seemed to develop into Ilasty Consumption. Having Dr. King's New Discovery in store, ami selling lots of it, ho took a bot tle home, and to the surprise of all she began to get better from first dose, and half dozen dollar bottles cured her sound and well. Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and < 'old- is guarantied f,i .l;i I 'iic (r.uu! \cnrl I ?ir i I trial bottles at Dr. I*', Norton's Drug Store. \\T A N TID) | A N t l>i: \ Wlm r;m v ? think of some simp] fhing t.> j>:?thi!I? Protc< t your Ideas; they may bring you wrulth. \Vrito .I()IIN V\ I ". I > I ^ I.'{IIUUN i^C'O., I 'at nt Attorneys, Washin . ton, I . 0., for tlu*lr $1,800 prize offer and list ol t wo hundred inventions wanted J/A RA'A'T report. W ilmington, N (I'D). I 1X07 Spirits Turpentine?M nt per gill Ion. Rosin?Market (i n nt $1.15 por bbl for St ruined anil -1 50 for CJood Stuiiin d. T;ir?M vkct firui til 95 per l?l>l. of 2S0 lbs ( 'riole Tni'oni ; < n ' !:irl. nt a n ii'l ttl 1.80 f >r M n.'. i 80 for Yellow I i COTTON?Dull. Ordinary I : 1 I* 1'j ( i )()(!() 1 . < ' i Low M iddi no' Middling ' l (3ood A1 iddling..a 7 1 ldu 41 Georgetow ; larketJanuary 0 5 1b'J7. New Virgin 1.75 Vol low (lip, 1.75. .Scrape, 1.05. The Bank of Conway, Capital, .. $20,000. Surplus, - ? - $5,000. Wo hnvo just moved Into our now and I handsome quarter*, ami aro now I?? !t<?r prepared than ever in-fore 1<> lie of hpi\ i< o to our friends and patrons. VV'o Irnncii I ? ..inwnol K.i?ihl??.- 1 ' ... ...... . II. I CI I' II11\ i IIi hi I lie. iuhI guarantee prompt attention to any an I all matters intrusted to our can'. W e loan money in limited amounts, on properly endorsed notes mid on papers; seeured l?y sullleienl collateral. [n tho Savings Department wo receive deposits of a 1.00 and upward and allow interest at tie- rate of 1 per cent per annum for :1 months, or 5 per cent for 0 months or more. This Hank respect fully Mtli. its the d posits of individuals, linns and corporations generally, and will give every reason* aide facility consi tant with omul hanking to those ?li ing hllMties with it. Our business having increased<,ver dmihie within the past , e r is sullieieot proof <>l the confidence in-pired hy the personnel of The Hoard Directors, and by its sue. ceasful management. ]). A. S1MVKY, Cashier lir. COLLINS. I 'resident. flew Model. ',crchfin*s aro 0.VC J lj"thorlzcd /f' -X co, f foot ^ j Refund Form. >v / tho 94 Styles. J: ( money fledlum./ k^VSs\ n**cr ft-onz.iT II1L w* ,\,j """ Short ; nccka' Lengths. 4$ trial If not Best May^r? Satlsfac* terUls. x 'tory? peatherbonc Corset Co.? Solo MnnuJacturoro, KAL.AAtAZOO, MICHIGAN. FOR GALE BV Til 10 LA DUOS liAXAAl!, 1 'onway, S. ('. wl B? ; :L? IJet-RUSO ' . . !'.! . i -i the best, * I ; ! ,';L a.. I ...-oomplishes the - HOOD'S CURES ( / Notice of Sale. l'\ W. W.VolSSKU vV Co A i\n?l other.-*. 1 I'lulntilT-*./ W..).S\rrn% wo Ai> f tin 11. Until, trading ? \ smith & Burr, and others. l Defendants.' LT NDKlt AND BY VlHTl'K of thej ) order of lli * Honor It. C. Watts, . J???!>?' Fourth .)udielnl Circuit, *liit*'*l Jan ilJni, Uih7, made in the nhnvo entitle)! no tion ami now on liio in tho olllco of Clerk of Court in and for I lorry County, the un ilcrsl^iH'il hi) Receiver of tho property of the d leiidlUltP. Smith A: 15m I- w ill -..li before the Court Hon < at Conway, S C, at public auction on the lit I .Monday in .Match next, All and dngular, the Heal Kstato ol tlie said Smith & llurr, situate at and near Howard, in the County aid State aforesaid, comprised ot three (d) tracts adjoining oat h other and containing in the aggregate Two Hundred and ninety acres, more or los>, a more full de cri| tiou of which will he given on day of sale, or on application to the uiul rsignod. AliSO On Tu -sday the I0t,h dtyof February,! ts'.)T, I will soli at public auction nt How- j ard, I lorry County, C.,tbo following! deserltied personal property of the saul linn of Smith Hiltr, unless tlio t mt is previously .old by me at private sale, as authorized l>y said order, to wit: One largo Stoatn Saw Mill complete,! with SO Ilor.-e I'ower Kngit.e and It diet, Butting Saw, chain saw ?tu~t conveyor an i Oang1 Edging Machine, and two extra dr* pilar saws; One I'talniug Mill complete, with 11 inch Hlenn t.'ovo iMainer, :J s Slitmcr heads, beading tools, &e. t Mu 10 horse power Fiigltio and 30 horse p.> . r Boiler coin pit to; One No. 1 J Boston Bl > , or; One Spiiugticld Knife (itinder, (> e Natural Draught Dry Kiln, with two I inch headers and n largo quantity of one and two inch piping A.e: Due h m v . tables, &c, A;? . Three or more miles, Thirty pound steel vails with spike* -pliee j Ac., eoiupl I'ro s l ies en about 13 miles oi rail ami tram road, with ri?* oi way for said r?>a Is and other*-," One l,oeomotive and lender, three lojr^in ; e is; Twenty two line mules with hurtle- - e >tn plet", and . i\ Middles; ^t\ loggilli; I Its. chains, Ac. s lie plantation cart, one lot of ( dtle, in eHulin two lull blood .ha-ey h iT< i , u I blower, pipe and bolt, stocks and die , a I or articles too ntimero s to nu ntion. 1 also have a lal'i',e and well assorted stock . Terms ol Sale: Mite liiird ca-d), b IntlCe on a credit u til the lirst day ot January I no\l, the credit I1 rtiou to be secitrt d to the satisfaction of the Attorneys for PlaintilVs and D' lend ttits in ai 1 action, and to . the said Attorneys may a roe upon other I terms of sale, which will lie made known on day of sale. ('. P. CilWTTIddlAlJM, Kceeiver Conway, S. C., Peb. 1. IN'.iJ, 'IN <* nn 5 < j BO. As leijuired y an A< t entitled "An Act "to amen I Section "1 <d the Code of ( ivll [ "Procedure, bein^ Section 31 of Part 1. "Title 3. \ ol \ oi the licvised Statutes as "to the time ol holdio?<- the c.mrtu i.. I "Fourth Circuit,1' approved January, Stlth, 1897, tic undortdgucd gives notice, TImt the Sprint; Tornt of the Court of (Jenoral Sessions for the County ol Horry rvlll be lioldcn nt Conway on the ft:st Monday in March, 1^1)7, to wit: on t he ih -t d iy of aid month, and the Court ol Common I'lens for said County on the Wedne d iy follow ing said lii' i Monday of March 1 Ht-7. All recognizances, pleadings, not ices and papers, whether dated before the i> c igo of said Act, or ulb-rward shall he relo. na hie to said Term, as (I\< it by -aid Act. Jurors, witnesses and defendants will take notice hereof. .1. A. MCDkhmott, ( lei 1; (,'ourt C P A: (J S. I loiry ('ounty. i Janu try 20. 1*97. VTOTK 'K is lo r. !>y eiveil that the And itor of I lorry County will attend the followinv places at th" time -pacified, for the purpose <jf receiving return ol ill taxable personal property ami polls in llorry County for the le al yi nr n in inenciiiff Nov, 1st, lH'jll, nnd ending hec. Hist Th rest of the time imti !' '?. 20th at Ids olllce in (!onway. All able bodied nudes between the nip s of 21 and CO years ere deemed taxable polls. Provided that all ('onfcdi rate \ < terausurc exempt at ho. All Moid* s, Notes, e'c., above indebtedness are taxable. Assessments of all property hull ! e l a- d on tlio usual selling prlco ol shnllnl property at lvx editors and Adminidra <>r s ih'S, Failure to make return in time . pec: lied subjects the delinquentto a j en dty <>f CO per cent. .J. A. LiHtt is, A a ()il< i , I ci i } < < in ty. A. .1 . >1. Rogulnr Communication of Conway i fj?> Igc, No. (i"?, A.'.I'V. M, will lie held oil 2nd I'iic d iy night ol e; It month, -it 7:150 o'clock -h:ir|>. iy order of I). A. Si'iviiV, \V. iM. <I'. t^r iVTTl.BHHUM, St en t iry. >:( vr a < 3 10. To Adrolnl iriitoi'n( Kxeiiiiton And Guartli ms. you will plcn coino and muko your lh;turn-, t ? l'p(iliat Jud ',( boforo iho ll st tiny of M i i lk, ;t < >l'tl: ij; o J. f.v. V 'w. IN 11 own K, I 'rot ito .1 t.de, II. ('. .jiiu. tin it.)?. Profession. \,I Cards. R. I.;. SCARBOKOUOl !, Jlfcbopcnv; fib Lsavv ( \>n /' "//, <S. ( ufiw. lit :Miuifu.ai T~iifc 1 "juranc3 Co. cf 1STow ~?Torlc. Johnnon .VJolinson, i lotincoiiH A ?}!iattl<.i h .. .Virion,!*. i'. \ Conway,.'' C. Johnsons ^ Quabblcbaum ATTOKM KYS AT LAW, CONWAY, S. C. ^WlT'impt ittonbfm /Svia ?< all liUbl-' iu'ha intnirtti'd to ?mr irr. Coats Spool Cotton No use to p iy freight, when you run buy it of us at Agents prices ami got the benefit of ill discounts. ROAD CARTS, RUOO I MS. IIARN IvSS. The most complete line ever brought to 1 lorry County. IT.HjOTTIEaJ, XB-Z^COlsr. SHOES, (I riif or any tiling else yon may think of lit lowest market prices. All of the Staple (ioods needed in this section in endless variety. WK (iUAUANTKK 1J0TII AUTK'fiKS . . AND 1MMC15S. Our Notion Do pa rtmcnt is complete in every respect. Take n l/u\L' A Nice I?ine of Ladies lints Just Received and will he sold at low figures. Ladies wi I call, A Pine Line of Furniture OUII (i UA KANTKK IS WORTH SOMETHING BECAUSE WE MAKE IT GOOD. BURROUGHS & COLLINS ^COMPANY. 'clothing. Mcn\t Clothing a cont b b>\if. v .<)- -to N )tioi licit', i'-.-vil r ' i) 11y gcm^db,;^ ;.;byi Spai ' VV : I II [ ti.m Prints, Diuii aii<t Sat tin- af p I' ish 3oi*. f-ri rr< ; ; '? > ? . J Arc S<>V _ i uiu in low . n<$ l I f ON ? W. P. FJ March, 10; i i ;s '>, I'i ;l i'?ii (jtO. f>. il/.'.Ku' . , man! i'a< (ui\t < < dooi; . a- . ;i.' ) [jj. I N (i AN!) liUIIJilNA; ma67/./III. HST().,\ 8- <: ") 1 i .*? is kl x<i ) ! (: ('as n'on St it ret. ticvsh. I Vt'f<4 '< '' *>' ( ' >/' ^ lla n!wa rei "smni-: position o ' \ A t < i . > ' i 1l (1uakant12m1). (> corgut, /*a -a i 'Vs- ? A cour.io ut on of o1!hm* i fifty mux i.v next sr~t. days. Writ! or wire i i (JKOUUIA I. I' .1 5 Per Cent. ; r THE NEW i i/I i 1' JJ. Hi, I ). , FX A , 1 iMilly Jiquipyril in livery POLliE ATTCITIOi jy -.;j Port or I1KV; .1- i t :