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r THE HORRY HER.M.0 9 Published Every Thursday. I I T HUMS DAY. MARCI1 11 18'? j TQCALTOS. Fresh Cabbage down :tt Win- .jlass'. A shave at WiiioglOhV lifte n cents. 1 Two for twenty-five. Rev. J. F. Way, of Buoksville, was seen on our streets yesterday Mr. W. H. HoweU^? having an artesian well dug at his residence. Mr Biesley Hardee has accepted a position with Mr. S. T. Sessions. Mrs. J. A. MoOermott is visiting her parents, near Fair Bluff, N. C. Mr. John It McOaskill went up in 1 to North Carolina last week visiting. Mr. Thomas Oartrette a worthy citizen of the Bayboro section, died last Sunday. I Mr.VV G.Guytui, of Georgetown i has beou hero for several days looking after crossties. A fine display of Ladies Ilats just from New York are being shown at the "Gully Store." Burroughs & Collins Company will establish very soon a telephone line from this place to Cool Spring. Mr. Sam M. Davis, of Grahamville passed through here last week on his way to visit his parents at Bark ton, N. C. Mrs. Lucy K. Mayo is on ; visit to her daughter, Mrs, .) V, Tlolliday Jr., ut Savage, [ lOrenc County. I Mr. II. R. Ilumaker left lie re Monday by steamer for Georgoto i.. : 1 will engage in the lumber usie near by on Bantee riv . See Wfttiainaker & Jiro vn'- sample >f clothing for inen an 1 hoys >n p\Mbiii< n t the Now York Uaokot iS'.or' Also a 11 n lino of gent." and 1 i-li- s h si. ry. Mrs. Deziah Muck, of Marion, who has boon vniting at her old home liucksville, passed through here Tuesday, returning home. Hurronghs & Collins Co., shipped a hundred dollars worth of eg. s . u rj^ February, and the sales ver ! fur several months p ot. j 9Hvennting in appreciation, case^i you the paper, having Help us now and we will try and do a better part by you. We have a letter from our friend 1 Holmes in Texas, which wc will pubilish next week. Ilis friends will re. grot to hear that he and family have been sick. CoillB bf>V? Imirc 4n^? ~.v~, JUiJl after school hours come to see the Proprietor of tho New York Hack* t Store. We have a lot of whistles to give to the boys. Every boy under twelve years of ago white, or black getsono free. *^>r. R. G. Sloane, of Little i\is rer came down lust Sunday evening to meet his daughter, who had been at pehot ui Columbia and who reached here the next day. The resider :c id smoke hoc-: of Col. K % Ell or 1 at Joulanville, was entirely d< troy : li las1 4L uirt day morning, i ' family saving but little from tho bun ing building. i'he next State Sunday School Convention will be held in (' nukn on August 25th, 2(>th and 27th next. Ilorry's County Sunday School Con vention will be heid on dune 21 t. and :22nd, next. Mr. B. li. McWhitu of Wonder j wonville, N. formerly of Con i way, returns and accepts a tji; with liurr0ugl?8 & Collins C ? Mr. and Mrs. Mov> bite will find a very cordial welcome Wanted tho ladies to c .1 this week n' the Racket Store and the beautiful pictures of persons you kr.o.v. Tho ( $10 pictures we give th"tn j to , customer trading that amount with u . , Call and see for yourself. i The Conway Literary Society held , its second meeting last Monday perfecting its organization by elects in or the follrttvinn \ t .. ' . P ...V VIIVHIU^ UIIIICID. ><11 tftttJi | A. Norton, President; Dr. J. B. On ;' .senbury, Vice President; M;.-;s P-tti. ! Nolloy, Secictary; Prof. W. A. Da;; .nail, Critic; Miss Jessie Buck, Tri a 1 turer. The meetings will bo held on ' ttbe first and third Monday nights of 1 /each month. The directors of Burroughs & . ^Collins Co., held a meeting at their ( offlco Monday evening and elected Mr. B. G. Collins, President to fill , ? the vimancy made by the death of |tr. HPQ. Burroughs. Air. F, A. VTice w President, was *"+\?ry and Treasurer. ^ . (4i> & Biyj iiumi, f tt tncn, loan m i, rivli hum poor nun,- cltlzooa of Horry County r-n i 0/ Conway, l hai > both boys, youths and grown tn? u\s -v i - <U ( wr A ki n I havo something that will interest you. 1 htu not only a ni 0 in f i?ln j'< ' received, but repre ent the veil Hhowu clothing lioi>??* or nnkor ? . Uro*.. , ot Philadelphia am w V rk a: i h \ 1 huniirmH ol* sample that 1 will l>o plousr-l to show yc , Don 51 to ' <>'; throo;/ 1 my temple* before \ou buy your prin t suit?-? ?-? m Tou nsliip i'oioini mloiiors. The follow aig tire the Town lip Cotmuissomrs for Horry county: Conway?J. II JolHo, J, !' Q-wi Imnij 0 T. Watte. Bucks?0. B- Dusenbtiuy, F- 3. Powell, W. 11 Singleton. Hayboro?\V. AT. Booth, Thomas Cartrotte, W. J. Ilurdeo. Dogbluff?1). G Johnson, John I/. Jones, Zick Sin 11 vDogwood Neck?Thomas S Liv* iugston, I. B. Pinker, II. B Voreen. Green Sou?J. C. Bryant, B. If. Buffkiu, G. M. Fowler. Ci al 1 i van Is?E. Graham, M U. Skipper, M. O. Hoggins Eloyds?Avery Floyd, C\ K. Gerald, J. E. Hammond. Simpson Creek?W. L. Hardee, J. M. Hardwick, J. M. Cox. Little Kiver?ltobt Livingstoi , Thorn as Bell, C. C. Core. Socastec?J. M. S^alvejr, L. D. Tharp, Davis liabon. Very Respectfully, J. M. C'OOPKK. ? <iaa ? Eoitou IIkiiald: ? Will you be so good as to ubi .< tl following appointments: If not provident V y hindered, I will visit tin Sal iath -jcbools bo* longing to M' 1 . choo.t i Dogwood, Ciii 1 id .y in March id 1 * [?t iu o t [)( . ; Mt. Taboi 11 . un.J v <?i March at ') o'elo . ... ?.i New Light, /out,', Sunday in March at 12 o'clock \ Honey (Jump, first Snud .y in April at 0 o't ock a. ..t IMoa-ant Meadow, lirst Sunday iu April at 12 o'clock in. Sweet Homo, second Sunday in April at 0 o'clock a. ni Iron Hill, si :ond Sunday in Apiil at 12 o'clock in. Maccedonia, third Sunday in April at 10 o clock a. ni. Springlield, fourth Sunday in April at 10 o'clock n in, Plea-unt Home, firafc Sunday in May at 0 o'clock a. ui. Hope to find all the schools in a prosperous coudition and preparing for the meeting of the Institute which will be had at Macedonia on Saturday before the second Sun day in May, at which time and place we hope to meet you Mr. Editor. II. M. Axdkrson, General Supt. Rheumatism Quickly Cured. After having been confined to the house for eleven days and paying ?,,f 49K I.. 1.III :?1 ? I UIIU V/VU. Ill U1UM vyiUKJIlL VUII efit, Mr. Frank Dolson of Smite Su\ Marie, Mich , was cured by one hot tie of Chamberlain's Pain Balm coding 25 Co 'sand as not. since been troubled with th com pi int. For sale by Dr. K. No! ton, OoilWayJ B. 0. s \Vords,. An ordinary man ban everything that, uny oooa&ion calls for with a vocabulary of 1,000 words. Of these lie general us-s only 400 or 500, umiig the i n. .'ml when an idea out of the usual line 'f thought occurs to him. Most of u., being only ordinary men, sldom draw tipon the mil In ' MO words. ? *1 ' An Figyptia ? c.n ! o most tropical countries Hidden dnrknoss after sundow n i : peculiarities. Jn I yp . li e sou8 of the year, the g go<; down and darkness c um o rv ddeuly, continuing .'or a m of twenty minutes or hall an 1. .i.. i., dl Df a sudden, the hills ...id sand ike Dn a ghastly pub n moment everything i yid. 1 :l - - r i Ill, iliiU ill appears US 11 U1U . Bllll TBI i\bout to rbe out ot the w'-st. t>- ?>?? Free I'll!: Send your addr< -:s to H. 10. Bucklen / < 'o . 1 ; go. i ? r mmplo'box of Dr. King New Life Bills. A trial will c-onvinco you of their merits. These pills are easy in action and are particularly effec tive in the euro of Constipation and Sick Headache. For Malaria and Liver troubles they have been proved invaluable. Th y are guaranteed to he perfectly free from every dehb r ions substance and to be purely vegetable. They do not weaken by their action, but by giving tone to stomach and bowels greatly invigorRte the system. Kegnhr si/.' 25c. per box. Sold by Dr. 15. A'oiton y* 'a ^ ?. . K 'r*. * ? , F.a. m forry County hat lost her fore mot citizen, the poor of tin: count) whi v- and black have lost their : n ' )? ! ' tl-.o community has lost i?h in.* o blic -pirifr I mau: the family ' \ a utl \oted husbsu 1 ntl faih .n the \ ib . of i hi.s mourn . tlie ( ( of a 'launch and faithful friend > I thirty live years acq liiiutauce. [ I1'.' wasti3 a father, bivhcr - d faith* Wc.l , . x* * . I I I ur.viscr 10 111'.' IiOUl Im wli !i I entered his employment, a poor v boy is clerk, Jan. 1st 1 S?i"S, to tho d y of his death and dilTt rence in iny ( worldly circutnstanct s made no dtf fereiico in his always kind treat in nt. ( i It was a marked characteristic of the ;>ig hearted man that he never jndg d , | a man by his.clothes or his money. I'rinccard pauper were alike his leii low men, and as such entitled to respectful, kindlv treuMncnt. Making ? uo undue pretensions huns-Mi. lie de sp Bed sliams, pretetiBiou and hypoe* 1 i^y in his fellow man. He, likoi* most men, who have made their 1111 id '' n the wt rid, was a man of strong ' il^es aud dislikes and he could not!' be 100 kind to a friend or employer f ho long y.6 1 lie - trusted one proved ' faithful, but such wa his contempt ' ; for deceit and be tray a' of a tru-t, tli?' J < 01 fldeuceonce betrayed was .us*. for* I j? ver. He was born in .Martin county, N..: j 0., ol poor, hard working parents, <?ii ' the 5?8fch of December L83-1. liej moved to Ilorry county soon aft?. r j? reaching his tnaj' ii' and was vnn : ployed by a reUtivt, forme > : prom incut ei i/.en of the untv ! started iu bit ines. f hi a -x If ju;i i before tho ci\jl war broke cat If- 11 . 1 c i' :tul wa? it Is orth Bhuul, t 11 i Get-getown, S. I wi'h Lis Gomp.t j i by, "The Brooks Guards,'' after-i | V. mi f B. I nth vS. 0. R? ;i II lit. ; when ! first gun was lirod ;vt 1<WI . i jand server from the beginning u> th end of the war, as a priv tie iol . waf e vptili d <?n I he 10th L)cc\ IStM in front of Kaslnille, T.-mi , ami [remained a prisoner tiM after hoe- < hties ceased. His prison treat-, i Intent and suffering would h tv. < driven him to take the .oath of al> I giaucc to tho United Stab.-i, to Is'iWe his health if not his lif- if he had been a weaker or 1< : 'oyal man to hi 4 country, as many of his comi pauious did, but he was brave to the lust and was spared to return home and bring an honored name to leave i to his family. Soon alter his return he entered into business partnership with an old friend, Mr. \V. I>. Gnriganus, and under the lirm natne of 1 Gurganus & Burroughs commenced the success in the niereantile and turpentine business, which (after Mr. Gurgunus' death) was followed by Burroughs, Hart & Oo , and Burj roug 1;8 & < ollias and his firm became amongst the largest;, most sue*. i t;? SSf td lllld beat. L'tmwn in tlm In . | pentiue territory of the South. I j While eminently successful ami j wise in his business, he was even1 more so in the choice of a wife. ll< married soon uf'u-r the war <lM i s ' Iddio,1' a dau titer of rof Horry's 11 i >st respected citikens, Mr; Cimothvl ' per, who intuit him fu thf ul make my fr< juont visits to their home, among tiie bright spots and t (i j >y able moments of tin life. This U? vol <1 wife an.I eight children, t' r' , adults, of whom atiy man or womar ; | should be proud survive hint. 'Chough not a mombm of any Church, I he had a grea V speQt for real clou tianity and g .nine chris.inn , wfami;5 ?r with the word of U< <! u die he read during die iiionrM . oi ho war, more than any man I I and h* I ii *\ i.i in its ruilv or. ' I' d r. e'jj < |: , ( in his (hidings wit-h hit follow incut, , jih .it tl u and v bo ni i:.v great ( | 'wi?. :,s no th lass. ' ; t-r lit U t h writer i ce ved from him, v ri * ' a horfc iim. before his d ath, (.>; ; d h i ear n t; hit ti?i. , live h tier life in tho future and ' lit was written before hi; I. t sick 1 ness, Krom thi<, and other consul ling nova we have from his last days I i " J v;o > .ii io?tly hope and relieve, ii?- is l j to lay 'resting from his labors," where cares and worries are no more and that he has luard those 'I I blessed words "In n much as y n havo done it unto tho least of these I ' my litttle. ones, ye havo done it unto mc?1 Another of that splendid army has "crossed over the river to j rest under the shade." The ranks are rapidly thinning out and in a ? few hurt years the last on< of thote ( who wore 'he gray will have crossed over. 1 ne'er again in this life shall , h ok upon niv dour friend's face, l>n; j i my hope aud j;ru^ ll it ill till [i s I beyond, 1 mil onjov ininii .lion ft ml f- U si . it I I i *nd* other dear o?u > tIk- hotn ibovi? forever. J. R. Toi vli, wr % ?UI KI >. Mrs. Uuki 1. >u<ni, wife of Dnk' liaboti, Sr., died February villi, iboul aevoiity-livo years of age. 'Aunt Dicey," was a consistent ( Member of tho Baptist church for nanj yftars previous to her ileat u i die was a devoted wife, a fond j no'lu-r and highly esteemed in tho community. Her huisbaud and tlve jhil iren have tho sympathy of a ur^'o circle of I lends. Aunt Dicev i\ns laid to rest a Pleasant Union J jurying ground oil Sunday, Kcbrti iry 27th. Fiukno. Mrs. Cl: i r!: ' y B* AI ford, widow of ' Foei \'ford, departed this life F *b uarv, l.'Jlh 1S97 aged ninety . ns I'lie I.ord Id wed her even down u dd nge. She was a devoted mother i good neighbor, kind and affection it*- to alt, and ever ready to lend a lclping band as long as she was , ible. She loaves one child, and a : 10ft of relatives and friends to nourn )ier lo-s, hut they mourn not is 11)05'* v, ho have no hope, for tlu ir loss is her eternal gain. She was juri? d at. i he old Baker grave-yard on "hinday the 21st. and her funeral will >< preach d on the dd Sunday in May, 1897 at eleven o'clock. All of ier .relatives iwid friends are expected o bo piesetit. J. IT. Ai.koui). .;? T. sou of I honma and 'ni I ret t, d- d near Bayboro on ! '. ... i-y 'b'Uotli, in the twenty-1 ! year of his age 1 lu was a i >1 . f.hotij. it of by at woo ku-w him. . [ ii ink ;riy . id V 1 v to his f: i. . ft mi fin hiic an r- hie pi >o? n -ik lie ?' iuiat.on. V ' ufi'eionah in nature an d positi .11,. 16 greatly endeared In tine 't to It is 1 1. 'is parents, three \?tlu 11 1 0 i knew Itiin, know t at Jie. is bettor IT and at rest, t ife , rour the wor , temptations, safe from the toils and 3ares lie was buried at Ph-asmt Union burying ground on the villi of February. FillfoJS'D. THE NEW YORK WORLD.i THRICE A WEEK EDITION. Et Pages a Week. 156 Pages a Year. A paper n* uscf il t > you as a great -; G daily for only one dollar 11 year. Better than ever. All the news of all the world all tin* time. Accurate and fair" to everybody. Democratic and for the people. Ag mist 1 rust - and all monopol Biilliant illustrations. Stories b\ great authors in every number, ^plcndul reading' for women and other special departments of unusu al interest. It stands flrst atnong "weekly" pa pers in size, frequency of publication and freshness, \s? 1 iet and reli ihi O! i oiit? n'8. 1' is p) etically a <lui'y low price of a weekly; and its v.t.st ii?i of subscribers. extondng u ? m ry st tc uml tor tory of (Ik ITn : i reign (;< un tries, will vouch oi ? jc h< uiacy ami fairness o; it:t i10V\ S coin Hi 118, '< 1 it this un> <|tt Jed newapa-j ! il l.BY 1 era11) t" tli-1 i'i i i- ) at' for 5;.I 75 The i< J, ibsi ii.i. .1 j | > t i > 11 pi ICO of the two pipe 5 I Why Duffer witb Cottghs, (JoM j let M )pa when Ij.vX vt ve Huo mo qci vi\>; will cure ,.-t inbood*/ ' > )< * ptodu e the n/; .(in the hem ke ! it ph.it <jr; N1 N' K. I'lit lip i I tbhl (; ,nv nil . 'akir. f ttuurar.teed t > cure, t )no? fnnt' -I. i'tico, 2't ci lit-1, i'or A 1 v IV Norton. , 'lARKllT 1'h'J ORAL A ilrirnglon, N (eeb. J.? 1897 j opiCi.. I'urpi ;mi 2G cent pur] Hon. Uosin-?Mii'/kft f :n $1.50 per >1)1 for Stmiuf .t i 1 $1.55 for Good ;trai ned Tar?Market firm at 95 per bbl >f 280 lbs. \ Crude TurperiOne Market quiet it $J .30 for 1 f?rd, 1.80 for- Yellow )ip and 51 80 for Virgin. COTTON?Dull. )rdinnry 4 2 eta. lb Jood Ordi n ar y . 5 1 ' " iovv Middling.... 0| " " diddling 0| " " food Middling, .a 7 1 1GU u Georgetown MarketFebruary 13 181)7. Vow Virgin 1.75 follow dip, 1.75' iCx.ij >e, i.2o. i ( '0 it:o, \\.t v . ' ! : >l.t'io i W M- < Buck Hid !k L. .'v, ?i !iu -ksvllli', ( 1 '? ' i M <) . I t'l i k i' loi\ I iv >f M trt h 1^9 I?\mutu ! . 'ii i t. All del ts owing 1 t:n irti r-liip lit: to l>o riv.eived l?y I 1 !' in I ill li>m'uulh on tho siiM jmr ii 'i liip ?r? to l>o presented to (j 1 II. L. Buck for payment. W . Med. It , k. It. L. Ill; \ i v -\o riot:" Notice Is horoliy given that Urg. Mai Ann Sarvls, widow o( nv. J. Barvts la< '! 'lort y County, S. ( . h nifmi |,i.i ...t dull tor. and Intends to have Iter !> tin t. <1 m ( off in lb il ;i d pi rsomi' \it.ito ? Win, J. Sarvls her lute husband. .1. A. MoDerutott, Clerk Court Cum. Pleas, l?Vhy, t#ud. 1807. Horry Co.. b ( XOTBC 1^. Con way Lod.e, N< . WO. Knights > Pythias wi.l an < t ii mi! illy the lirst an li rd I hip biy nlglu oi each month unt )tlier\v -io ordered. It I >. MlllOKOCUll, Chan. Cum. .1. A MCDkvmoti'. K. it. b May 11th, tut. ly \\r \NTi:i) AN ll>H.\ Worn 7t thlnl of tutnt Imple thing to pal p.t? Protect your Ideas; thoy may brln ...u m dili. \Y. it.- FOUN WEDDBli I1UHN & CO., Patent Attorneys, Wasl u ton, I .0., for their 1*1,800 prlzo offr II t ofttvohu In 1 Inventions wattle IF f ^??' nal Cd:;CI,^ R- B- SO A RBOROUuH /Itfeomniv fits Liaw Coh ' <///, N. (', nt 3" .?vl t\xo,l Xjifc 1 ti'u.rcwj.ic. d Oo. of bT3-^.r ' ;.*crlr. rii"in iV (Olni >li, J i >OIlH it ({ilMtli'l' til > irioa, 8. > Coawuv, 8 1 J ?hi Unc v Q i I'vjIobdiJiW ATTO! Ni YS A'I LAW, Con\y \.y. S. U. v$" I't >mpt ii i. ->n , t( 'I bu oos i, trusted ir < > I> KI v' ' <. )l > I Vlltl.ll Jjitl ' :I -ill 1 , Ul'IiljXtll} " uf 01 ' very be?t, loRutfum o companies in tl I aid. nr. L i- k tin in liberal policle 11red till' highest rat" of intern . i>i had the lowtM death rate of my < <> I i >3 in the I nitc d t.tatc>. It la the on < ' up ny tii; I is Examined annually !?y State Inspector. Tho < > liIo insurance lai arc tho lie .and ino.it vie id in tho i nib States. 10very Interest of tho policy hold pr itooted by them. All per-ous see nu' protection for their families, ?>r wis in/to mako provision for themsolveH old ago, will flucl It to their advantage Insure with 11. L. IIKATY, Agent. Bucksville, t-;, ( A.-.IV.M. Regular Communication of Conw f.o<lgo, No. (?">, A.'.l'V. M, will be held i 2nd i'liesdny night>.f eacli month, at7: o'clock sharp, i Ltv order of ' I). A. Simvkv. NV. M. C. I'. Qr VTTLBiJ.M m, Secretury. The t* i- - u ^ jxiim oi winwa) Capital, ----- - $20,00 Surplus, ------- $5,00 Wo huvo just moved Into our now n hand-01110 quartos, and arc now hot prepared than "r : oforo to ho of aorv to our friends and (nitrons W1 transact u peroral banking hnslne and guar an toe prompt attention to n ami ?ll ina'U rs ru ted 1 > our euro. \\ 1 >an mom If 1 dial amount.-, 1 vopatly ondors. 1 r, ?f,e- and on f> p secured >>y aufll on tool I at era), In rh< Saving Dopartmont wo roe doposlta of $1.00 ana upward and all Interest nt tho rat* of 4 percent per mint for d months, o > p"r <: nt for 0 inou or more. 'Diis Bank respectfully aoliclta t) 1 po- its of imtiviP h, Pi ills and c< j>? viom generally, I will give every n-as' ah o facility const t. nt w i U sound I ul< to those doing bush isa with it. Our husluo: hi.lngi reused over di Jo within tho (i -it on 1 si 1 tllcn nt pr the conlldeiict 1' pir? I b tho porsi jol of The Board Direct ti e, and by Its 8 d'ul Tiisuiugen !). ' 81'TVEY. f'hshicr (> ' of I.f Clem va ' .'o liege. The fifth 1 n ( 1 ,:e Ciema \griou :ttirnI ' ?lb vill beg t'hursd ty, Ft b tStliv 18 f'o t It ' f ' ? f V- 1 ?r fo IT y( tour. " 1 adi ' f Bm or f i 1 I vo y< conree in ies nd teu'ginecri; v?8 been at1 k I. 'i he courses, of Instruction incln h following sit l?j< ct Agricultui Ch mistry, Horticulture, Dairy in Veterinary, Science, Botany, Geol ;y, Mineralogy, Mechanical, Klccti cal und Civil Kngineering, Knglis Mathematics and History. Board, washing, fuel, lig hts session of 40 weeks, .$50, For catalogue containing full ps ticulars address K. B Oh a id ii ka i>, President. Olon on College, S ( Tutt's Pills Cure All Liver Ills. f4 / Coals SpoolC >tt on 5- . 1 J. No n<o to when you c? n k :4. buy It of im ?t A/i'Ut, pik'.s mil t) P Jb bone tit of nil discount'). 7. to f. tie I of I C( yo fu y m to I i !" 5 ( I oa * ?f j ROAD CARTS, BUGGIES. | HARNESS. jSl1 Tho m<?et complete liue CTer brought to Horry County. n ' tio t- lit! p ist i r (1 Tl ! Ai tli SHOES, 1 Orite or anything else yon may think of at lowest market prices. -1' j V i m )I\ IIle ::: m ! L Si 1 : AH of the Staple Goods iT I k- needed in 111im section !l . I iii endless variety. i x| au WE GUARANTEE BOTH ARTICLES r . . AND PUICES. | Our Notion o. ! Department 5 is complete nd tor in every resIce / pcct. Take SS, "V a lok oil t*rh I o\v tint tL.j do- ( ruon Ing JUoof onnc ?' A Nice Line of Ladies \iats i Just Received and will be sold at low figures. Ladies will call. ;iu >ar th ar , ng j A Fine Line of re, Furniture o * o- I ri- 1 h, foj >rI OUR GUARANTEE IS WORTH I SOMETHING BECAUSE WE MAKE IT I GOOD. I ! BURROUGHS & COLLINS j COMPANY 4 SH0I5S. If") SHOES* I httve ju-t bought the larger ot Sample >S1iq i ever bi ough1 to mwnv. \ . .v iei the tin to get i;r foot we u* for winter i matiu* cHirora price. Don't fool your utiey tuva) buy ug paper She >tne ai.tl c >uy piic-j ia all I oak V will leave lie re.st ith you. i !LOT111 NG. R .Men's Clothing at prices that /_ nt be beat. sOTIONS || * ?ti(n h oo it rn. roti) t<? mention ich us Silk Gloves, Silk Mils, Silk iltfl, Lent her Butts, etc. )KA GOODS. I Space will not permit me to menn Prints, Dim tit , Lawns, Veiling il Salines at prict t that will as ton* &'?. ''I?. SSrtT-f3SX.03sT?>. H e B " ~ro ugl-1 s < ?-: Col tins * T-1 Conn pa ray e Solo Agents in this Section for following 1 muds >f Tobacco: ! WE 1ST QI;M. HONEST BILL, 1.0Nt ' COTTON, IMO DP OK N. (\ Chew I an g F i) 2>ac :o, -MANUFACTU li EI) 13 Y? Vo P, FECKETT & CO., IIigli 1*011,1, N. ( arcb, 19t li 181) (5. 1 v. ursTst and MOST UOMPLLTK Exhibit i i )i Hit South- .J? qto. i njicKB & pop, p I . --"i ^yj I Manufacturer of? >00kS.S ASH. BLINDS, MOUMj1NO AND BUILDING MA TEKIAL. CHARLESTON & 0 41-518 King, Opposite Cannon Street. //. We/'J/Us Corel and Hardware- ^ ,vlM. POSITIONCt I \ V (Joixl Miilurl,^^ GUARANTEED. VJ 1 13V THE F ' ' irgia / 'v sv ov.v.s ('nlle^e Immediately 6u completion ofsluglo \ eourao at one-half the expense \ of ofli'r colleges. Must have lm; rv . n: i in' n :<t Sixtv Days. Write or w ro 1, n ,Iiut ly f! ! ' I,4'' I A ! r<] , < Macoo, ( ?. \ 5 ; 3f le;it "ir Mjulh or 80 Per Cent J?r (n <. G'l/ti intoo'l t > vll 1 Ivost : ? oil 1m vo-t';'oo i !>o i r.ai > an Smt?!l Willi N MAI>1 WITH THE NEW TOHK IN [iTMENTCO miOKEUS IN' STOCKS 80HDS GRAIN AND COTTON, t>> and ? mto \ i>wav, New Vokk City. | p u