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K THt HURMY HERAiH O Published Every Thursday. THURSDAY. 11 IK 1897 LOCAL NEWS. Mr., a ml Mrs. J. W. Little, of K1 dy" Lake wore hero Monday. Hon. Jeremiah Mishoo 'made a pleasant (Mil 1 at this ofljoe Monday. Mr. J/'A Burbngo was down Mon1 1 ! .1 ! 1- i - I r * T1 uay repiemmnug ms siock oi goous. Messrs. A. W. Jenkins & Son, had a nice^ lot of mules to arrive Ins' sat > u relay. The daughters of the^ Prince of Wales could swim before they could read. Burroughs k Collins Company have just rrcoived a line Iim*a>f dre8s ginghams. Itfts of new goods 'arejjnrriving at the ''Gully" and you are asked to call and see them. gfSotne as J urge shad ri are generally seen, have^been in*thit market' for severaPdayB past. It is risky on fruit now and we very much fear that the peach crop will be blighted by frost. Mr. IT. L. Buck, Jr., of Socastee, was here Sunday and Monday last, blending pleasure and business. Mr. Dick II. Williams, who has been at work at Socastee for several weeks returned home this week L.Mr. Berry (Heaves, of Wilmington, N. C., representing Carlin & Pulton, of Baltimore has been here this wt k Dr. W. S. Stokus and Miss J nie Collins were passengers on Monday's steamer to Georgetown, returning T.w.o.Uw 1 "v ov'"J Cnpb. lv. (i. Duscnbury of t ic government service spent several days here with his family^during the past week. Mr. Daniel B. Hardee a worthy citizen of this township, died fat the residence of Mr. Jno. B. Lee, last Wednesday. The alarm of (ire a few nights ago proved to be a Mut chi mncy at I lie Hotel. Be careful with (ire these March days. Friend Holmes of Texas wants the county people to write for the paper. Ho do we. Send in the news from your section. For sale at the New York Backet Store a lot of tine Yum potatoes, also some of other varieties. Will furnish nice Yam slips for seed on short notice. Postmaster W. H. Howell has added greatly to the attractiveness and convenience of our post oflice in putting in a new lot of handsome lockboxes. ' Rev. .1. R. Marshall's many Horry friends will be glad to read his book called the ''Old Soldiers Dream." Price 10 cent . at the New York Packet Store The Old S Mi. ' Drt. m for r le at lie New York Mick Store. Li, 11 Wilmingtou }.i, rs speak in high terms of the book. Biice only 10 cents. Be sure ami read it. The Conway Literary Sock t) had an interesting meeting last Monday night. The program was well ren dered and numbers of new names added to the roll. King raised a racket last Friday evening when he gave out whistles to a'I hoys and girls who called at hTS store. The youngsters kept upj an intolerable t.oi- for a long time Married at tlx* residence of the bride's father, Mr. Taylor Ournnt last Thursday evening, Miss Lizzie Durant to Mr. dolo i Long, brother of Capt. I.. D. Long, who performed the ceremony. Larger quantities of fertilizers are being moved this year than usual, which is indicative of greater efforts oti the part of our farmers and which We ll'list mav find abundant reward V " ? - V" **' " ! i?i the full Mrs. N. P>. AUsbrook, of Sanford, died at that place last Thursday night. She was the daughter of Mr. \Vtn. It. Royals, of Board Landing, and was held in high estimation hy a large circle of acquaintances. 3 PRO I \L ? the New York Rack <t Store is n Spot Cash lionee. \Ve hat>' to refuse our friends, but front this date none need apply for'tobs credit, no matter how snial1 amount. Our aim is to sell n-fet cheap for cash. jjjjr** f y V ^^>1 ' . i Spivey & (.'oil:as, at the Bank, have whe Is for sale or rent. .lust received a weM selected stock i of straw hnfs and dry goods, at W. ill Lewis'. Give me atrial before i purchasing elsewhere. Goods must go. Never since the New York Backet Si ?re has b et in I existence have we sold so cheap as now. 181)7 must be our banner year! All we nsk is for the people of Horry ' to help to sill cheaper still. Goods | must go. Merchants, anil business mer. gen orally throughout this section will pleaso 6i ml their orders for letter heads and envelopes to this office. Wo will do the work at lowest prices and it is expected that you patronize home enterprises. j On March 24 there will be held in Columbia a civil service oxnniinn ; tiou for positions in t he deparment* al and railway mail service. Those j who wish to be examined should apply for information to the Civil Service Commission, Washington, I). I C. Postmaster General Gary states i that he will not interrupt democratic ! postmasters whose terms expire on j various dates under the new admin istration. This is very acceptable to our people as Mr. Howell will likely retain the position longer Than was expected. KcsnlutIoiih of 5tcs|?oct llcjvariliiiH the Late 1'. O. Burroughs. At a me tin# of the stock-holders of Burroughs & Collins Co., held on I the 12th inet., Mr. D. T. McNeill was'requested to furnish a notion of the death of the Int .- President * to i ! 8pich! on the rccoid book of which the following is a copy. IVhcreas, tho God of natious [as well nsofjjindividm.ls, : . Hi. inserutable wisdom has 11 lit to jver the many fond ai <1 i ir is ti i hat bound Franklin Burrough., to earth, bv removing hue from this earthly sphere on th 25th day of February Anno Domini 18'>7; And whereas, in death of Franklin (1. Burivug *, the lion c over wl ich he presided in tenderness, love and care, is made weary and desolate; th community deprived of a public spirited, substantial sup** port in all matters that tended to contribute to the prosperity and happiness of his fellow men and the alleviation of human suffering and want and the Burroughs Si Collins Company made to feel the irreparable loss of its corporate head. Resolved, that in such a sore be reavement we Dumbly bow to the will of Him who doeth all things well, ami while we mourn, wo would not murmur *t. Hie dispensation of His Providence. sohrrf, that this Company ox tend to the bereaved family that profound sympathy and condolence which they individually need in this season of heart rending distress. lit solved, that these preambles and lvsloutions be inscribed upon the record book of this Company, that the same be published in the HoitUY 11 khali), and a copy thereof be sent, to the family of LDc distill guished and belov d dead. Signed, ^ I) T. McNeill. A<1 einn. La Orippe is still raging in this section. Mr. and Mrs. .J. II Smi h, of Cool Spring were visiting relatives in this vicinity last Sunday, Mrs. 13. I'. King, of Conway, has been visiting her ni >tlu. *, Mrs. A. M. Chestnut of this plac,- recently. Mr. Geo. W. ^b.o.dnut 1>*ft hert las Fr lav < u a p' 'in I up to I ,o< ris end ICckm n. Married on S d tv Feb. 21st, 1807, Miss Nellie I -\vi , of iideon - w? ii riii - ... tu rvaiKor i ii ;np i, of Aclri an, li. 0. Jenkins, N tiry Public oftic: IDplyin o t nil q ion." >y m in a recent i-sue iC .. Himald your Sunford corVs d( Bay.-' the C'.ino Branch Sn idny .School meets every .Sunday at 10 A. M. and haa e\ r fciuco orginv/d, bn perhaps lie r.ic uns since re-organize< sometime the latter part of Febru ry. lie evades my qti sdon in re gnrd to how many times his schoo has mot in a given time. I am slil curious to know if I had visited hi: church during the third Institute quarter, would 1 have found hi: school meeting regular. Did it nol pn i n *r? "ivi n >/ii> iini.i??o'' n ? ~ ?i-! O ' "'"'VI tvio UlU IIJ^ I Jf 1; quarter? \ J. N. J. d|? " " ~ W'HE BEST if what tbe Peopli That's Wh) I dcrbilt, and wiorUb%?ba8 tl^/- lunntJr Itho supervision of Arfcmtact R. S. I From T?wns. Deau H .uaj >:?Afte a Ion si lonce lf\vill try to write agar . " ' n My brother and his wife from t( 'I ui : whom I had not 6 en in , w in t lirty four yean urriv d recently h and will make their stay in Jones a cotntv, Texas, a lengthy one, having h bought a fine farm. 11 Last Monday being March 1st, 1 gi attended the trial of one J T. Faulk ii (who claims 1o be from your noble V town and county) for obtaining mon t] ey under false .'pretense. The jury gave him two years in the I'enitenti ary. On the same day a man was ! ?^* is ? % * men lor stealing a oroom-tnii Texas pony and (he jury only gave him fire yearn in the penitentiary if a man thinkshecan do his mischief here and not goto the penitentiary, he is simply left. The farmers are exacting t big Crop this year, or at any vati they J ' say so. W heat and ohis are looking lino j hut its awful dry out here now, corn 1 and sorghum planting is the, order of the day now. Did you know that sorghum was very fino feed for hor g 8cs, cattle, sheep and hogs, and the ) seed fino poultry feed. I know of jt srv? ral farmers who nfvvr feed any,..-' thing hut sorghum to their work 1 ' 1 stock and if your readers wish to J know how it is mado and cared for I 1 feed, I will tell them if they will j write to me. 1 wish some one would write from ( every voting precinct in tIn- county ! once a week. Wo Tex.uia would like to hear from them. 1 Well, fts tho wo1 en ire lining to 1 >wl and it ma' s i ll w feel ' awful lonesome, I guess I'd better go r to I. ' ! . nig; Youth as ?rev, ik- r 1 r II. L. Holmes, J A i u. T< X March 3rd, 189 . ) my whi friend .1 11 stato the reason \v! J i lvan< t-. pi ie of .having, is fcl T n't j as;: fy ?. myself by shaving for 10 c 'I he j .5 barber business ii i not all w . ie : more than hont -j'o a wee! , d mv rout is f 1 25 p r week, ami other c< pciues in same lino anion til to about ' GO cents. SV'luit sun 1 making? v Yours Truly, I M. H. WlNlMl.ASS 1] - u Kftster I'lcaNuntriun. ( Like all other holy days, Raster e soon became a holiday. In some I countries the people dance about a heap of flowers at Master; In others they disti ihuti colored eggs and have ^ great "egg-fights,'' in which the own- * ci of the hardest egg wins and the other egg is eaten by the victor, so si ^ mar. or boy with a very hard egg 18 I able to acctunn'atc the basis of an b Raster Monday headache. Temperance TSeviv anil Notr.fi. 0 It. tak. 8 some time to ;ige whisky, I Ibut it does not take long to age the | ! man who drinks it. \\ hen a man spends his wages for' something that is killing him, he is 0 working for the undertaker. The man who has dug a pit must ^ hang out a warning lanturn. The (j sft'oon keeper hangs out his to light,' mo way into the pit. We see factories filled with* woin en and oh i I n because tlu* bus- ^ bund spends nioro money in the en- ^ loon than in In grocery. We see talented children and mothers (dollied in rag*- wet ping over j lost houit'S, blighted pro.-pccts aid ? ruined lives because of the liqutr .j traffic. Pre*' lent Isaac Lewis of Sabina, Ohio, is hi ;i?ly rcv-Tic ted all through thai, met! n. II' h lived in Ciuton Co. 1 7/> y ars, and 1 as been pre ident of < Uie d)iiui 1J:uk 20 years. lie gladly v test 1 ice to the merit of Hood's Sarsapnri ia, and what lie says i ?: >rthy : attention. All brain worker find , Hood's fc>arsapu< illu peculiar) a<! ptcd , ; to their- needs. It makes pure, rich, red blood, and from this com< k norvo, ; mental, bodily and digestive sti agth. <, j "I an |1*U tofli/ th>'. Hood's' -isparllle is * tt y good medicine, c. pcclally p;i n hlood purifier. It has done r good 1 numy tin, ? ?. For itrtral years I mi Mured prsatly with Junius of I Neuralgia T In on* 9j* and ibnt my tawplss, mpociAlly at night wh?u I had bten imriiiff n hard day of physlonl and moutsl labor. , I took many romodloa, but found hslp only I in Hood's Psraapnrllla which cursd ins of s rheumatism, neuralgia and hsadach*. Jiooa h Hftresp&xllla na* praven mail a trua i I friend. I also take Hood's Fills la keay 8 nij bowels rtfular, and llko tka plUa t very msok." Isaao Lawn, ftnfelaA, Obfek Hood's Sarsaparllla r IstfcsOae Trna Blosd r?r*e?r. *-??*(*<*. WfN r-v>?r-.L/?nljrby C. I. Haod AOa.. LswaU, Umm. mado wlV*-?* ?hj* ? ? V?"' if |gr Daniel II Hardee died tt hid home j ^ e? r Conway, Ma) li, 10 h 1807, uf j ir fi e weeks of .ere a oft ring. II< i / 'aa . consistent member of the M. Ipai J. ? Mmrch, and hi honest integrity ml fidelity to his friends, won for ini an enviable place in public csti*. 1 lution. Tbr?* brothers and four ? istcrs survivi him. He was buried 1 i the family cemetery at Hardee's 'erry; Tlev. W. JO. Burro conducting I't lie services. 'wl Farewell, clear H rot her, sweet thy rer-t, tlu Weary with years and worn with pain ( Farewell, '111 In some happy place ^ Wo shall behold thy face again. *Tis ours to miss thee, nil our years, In And tender memories of thee keep, Shine In tlu* Lord to rest, for so, lle alveth his beloved sleep. of VV I.* I I w the" MEW YORK WORLD.IM TIIRICR A WEEK EDITION. H Pages a Week. 156 Pages a Year. T Ik A paper ad useful to you as a ;reat+6 daily for only one dollars a ear. Better than ever. All the M'. I IK lewfl of all the world all I ho time. Accurate and fair to everybody. )eniocr;.tic end for the people. \gunst trusts and all monopolies. rilliant illustrations. Stories by treat authors in every number. A Splendid reading for women and >ther special departmenls of unusu- .-t d interest. ! stands first inong "weekly" p 1 > rM in size, frequency of publication ' oid freshness, variety and reliability t conh 11 ;s. It is p aeticallya daily il I no low price of a week.y; and its ( ast list of subsorib re, extending toI tti (. state and L 1 1 t-v <.tin l'n on 1 nd foreign c ies, will vouch or 1 1 accuracy: . s of its lews t oluiRti L W\ offer this u >q ded newspaper and the Iloiut 1 ::u.\i r> tog- th- ? v one year for $1 i'.r> The regular * . <?| ubsc.iption price ; t he t\ o pa ers 3 $^.00. .!; . in W hy suffer with Coughs, Cold / ? i f . 1 >.. ^ ? il irnpjJU WUCIl i J A \ A L i V r. I > ICO i<> Q inin i: willce 1 you itione dav 3E )oea not produce the ringing in t he ie?d like Sulphate QUlNiKii. I'll, pin tablets convenient for taking n inarnnteed to cure, >r money refund d. Price, 25 cents. For sale by ). E. Norton. MARKET REPORT Wilmington, N (J.,* March 15 18)7 Spirits Turpentine?20 cent per ,i? nllon. Kosin?Market linn at $ 1.45 per J| bl for Strained and $1.50 for Good trai ned. Tar?Maiket linn at $1.00 per bbl f 280 lbs Crude Turpentine?Market quiet m t $1.50 f >r Hard, f 1.80 for Yellow >ip and I?1 80 for Virgin. COTTON?Dull. irdinary 4? eta. ^ lbl(.( food Ordinary. 6 ' u ,i .ow Middling....05 <l " v. liddling 7 t( " '* lood Middling.. i 7 5 10 ti " Georgsiown ?.1ark?tFebruary 18 181)7. n r lew Virgin 1.75 st el low dip, 1 75. i? crape, 1.25. . - !<i Clemson College. jil! I'he fifth session of the Clemson [ Agricultural College will begin * I'hursd .y, Feb. 18th, 1897. To tin.' two regular four your I o rsea leading to the degree of Bach ! 2 !or of Science, r? special two your!"' oni- m Mechanics and Kngiueering ' (\ ihs Iken added. ri conr.-. h of Instruction include, lie lo 'owing sabj : Agriculture,! h in. i v, Ilortic It 1) drying* ir l/Vteri try, Scieucc, B tnny, Oeolo- * y, "I 11eI:t' ..'v, M hu mI i leclriil . < Civil I'lngi i ig, English, C: d utlie unties and H vory. 51 Bom-d, washing, tel, lig hts io lession of 40 weeks, .-'50, For catalogue con lining full pur- j iculars address to E. I> CItAIOIIEA I), a: President. nr J i ll; )il College, S. C. 1 I" ~ | HP Tutt's Pills \t Cure All ;; Liver ills. IS J _ __ | fn MplV'ft ? rr.rBJt \ rrn ftm u-r. row. | l|! A ij <' ?>ri mn1 nlw 'i% * nnwtu#f. I .il 1,1 w fr?<l?r by ifl.ww American women. ' tramr? (;u?inntw.- I g ijifirlor t<? nil othw ri mo of rn.iIlM or r??h rcfun<lr<l. Sent by mall, #1. l'*rlM> #irg?e. r<r. I'U, *7 T.-emont St., Hot-ton, Ml* 111 lira or hemy jeegiier ss:iw:k ? 1/ llliMti il'il, iflrtnif big Ufa from bin Mi?h lu lot I) J i lc# Urn Hollar. l ?[>r<wnK<J pr#f#IO. UMIO.1 HOOK < O . IglAtloU O,. lii'OOkt VU. X Y s^jno rnjjnclncjcs OgPOOH jnqtnoutotf jo ?n3* d##^ j? s tpA\-j;>;iuuwKAMU>.(r>vn?^{ jjoj _k j) A#A AVuMm 0 ''\ A '5!36 for f j.5: k i ie Mi Sa'eli viE < r <>c :i ? viioiilNA, > > COUis i Y OK IIOHUY. >" iuniH'l Hi , i'i tii hiiiI \ Davis Hickman, Co I i in rs under the nmu't 1 style'(if illckinnn <Si( a. Plaintiffs. V David It. Kutrell, { Defendan S Jiirsuunt to tli?? ilt'cro ??f Ills Honor \V. ('. Hotiet, Presiding Judge, ronred in the above entitled cause, nt the I'lmr form .?f fho I 'mirt nf I \ mi 111. ill bus for I lorry County in the Stato of uth Carolina, hold March 8rd? 1807 l !1 soil for Cash at public, auction before ? Court House door at Conway in said unity and State, on the first -Monday in >rll next, during the lawful sale hours, 15 following described tract of land. A certain piece or tract of lai I located Simpsons Creek Town ship and the tr<c* laud on which David It. Futrell lives, dcoutahdng fifty \cr< , more or less. ?i bounded as f dlows* North by lands II. C. Oerrald, South by Jan Is of J . W. epheiH, East by lauds* Francos Hardee, est by law l (h mild. J. A. M? Dr.uMorr, (?.(!. C. TV arch lfttb, 1807. :tt. Notice of Dissolution. Notice is hereby given, th it the partner lp latch exi-ting between W Met . i!' k an I . Ij. iteaty, of liuoksville, , under i * lii i u lie <?f W . f.. Ituck As >., explri don thoMst day of March 1SU7, mutual 'ii nf. All debts o ! Id partner hip r > he r-d ived by 11. It'i- k, an l all den uul <>ii the said part rship are to ho presented to t.jl0 id II. L. ituck for payment. V-. McU. IlroK. it. rI. It i atv P;O rlo l totico Is licreuy given that Mrs. Mary an r-arvis, widow of W. J. Sarvi i late Horry County, S. (-., has filed Inn ui for. and Inven is to h rvo her h me* ad, et off in teal ar d personal 'stnto <>i m. .1. Sun . r Into hut hand. J. A. .McIV-nnolf, / O 1 i < . ? . ... * H v .ii it v >m. I -i, I'Yhy. ??nd. 1 ')7. I lorry Co.. S C. >; v > <i 2 cj Con way Cod c<, \'n 00. KnL';hC of ythlas will i u irly tho first and Ird Thursday . i hi < each month until hcrwiso order* {. 1- hnnuonoron, Chan. Com. .T. A MoT)k:;moi r Iv. U. *te S ay 11th, Of). 1 y . / \ NTI.I; \ I? HA Who utn H think of ot ip si ni 1 t thiug to patit? Protect your id : they may bring iiMvoaltli. \Vri? JOHN W Mi) DM It I It!. A Co., Attornt >s, Wi h a ton, I . tf* $1,800 prize offer id lis' of two lo lii i Invent". ;n wan ed =,rore3isiona.l Carets. ? - - I >v B- 30ARBOKOUuH) J4btoi?en\" fib Lsai-/ Con WO ?/, iS, ( '. ^.gent ZMI"u.t"u.aJ. Xjife 1 ..-.isuranc? Co. of ?w "Tif orl-o. liDHOn ifc ilnliiifon, i .1 oliimoii" .1 i itllelmn:t Vqriou, s. (j. i Conway, h i.'. shr.SQFiS h Quabblcbaum AT'I'OKNlOYiS AT LAW, (Jonway, s. (j. yPrompt attention given to nil busi s intrusted to our earn. delays are dangerous. ark vol' i ti.?mi'-i.... ... V . ? ? . ' . Ill'- V III' Ml 'iitr il Ijif" usnranee Company" of Clnniiat'l, !s < no of the host, if not tins ry hovt, insurance companies in tlie ml, and is s t ic most liberal policies, has secure tin- highest rates of Interest id had tin* lowo t d. ath rate of any com my In the I"nl (! states. It Is tin- only imp ny that is examined annually I?y a at" inspector i lie Oti'o insurance laws ( the host and most Hu d in the United ites. Every It terest of ttie policy holder pr iter tod hy t' "in )1 persons Heek irotection f< :. , families, or wish y to maki pr ? ?t for themselves in d sit* will lin it to their advantage to sure with iJ. U. !?EA TV, A^ent. lilieU.willo, H, C, A .r.-.ti. Kegular Cmui .ideation of ( nwny ioe, m>. h i, A 'V.M, will be held oil id TiicmIay i.iy >>' ? h month, at 7-do chick sharp. Jy o u r of 1 >. \. M'l\ ev, W. M. Qi;.vi'I'm;iiai \r, ~ * "tary Th; 3aok o 1 < o iv'ay, ipllal, - - - - - - $20,000, urpiu:;, ----- $5,000. We have just, mm v d Into our new and inn (tine (puirt , and are now better "epai'Od Ihnn cv h ietoi?* ( f ervice oti? friends nn I j ir is We transact a gem <*1 hanking business, id guarantee prompt attention to any id all matters Intrusted to our care. We loan money in limited amounts, on i/itA/.t*!" ?* /!?- - 1 ? - * ,y . miiiiMiii noioa and on papers cured by sufficient collateral. In the Savings Department wo receive posits of $ 1.00 and upward and allow terestftt the rate of 4 percent per annum >r d months, or 5 per cent lor fl months more. This Hank respectfully solicits the do sits of Individuals, llrms and corpora ms generally, and w ill give every reason do facility consistent with sound banking those doing business with It. Our business havi ig increased over doue within the past ear is sufficient proof the confidence Inspired by the person 1 of The Hoard Directors, ami by its sue ssful management. I). A. SITVICY. Cashier (i. COLLINS, president. 'viiiMVdyeMvi s<aooH j Xpuiu.u lsoq\oi|j, X.iospti $uo.iX lUutBiH'lvKliXpop/ojqD'st.iusnOAJon ) MpVt?l Noiftioia mood \ CoatsSp)? J.) i on No tiv? to \ iv fro!.;ht, whotl V<m o?buy It <>f u? at Ait 'iii prices ami <ot th t^tiotlt of all til* ounN. ltOAD ( ARTS, TU7GOIES. HARNESS. The most complete line erer I brought to Horry County. I 1 cr'XjCTTZR, iB-A-CO^T. SHOES, Grits or anything else you may think i of ut lowest market prices. All of tho Staple (J<hh1i? needed In thia sectioa in eudle** variety. I WB GUARANTEE BOTII ARTICLES . . AND rilOES. Our Notla* Depart trie lit 1? complete la every ?'??.. pect. Take a lok * * A Nice Line * of Ladic* Vlats J List Received and will be iolJ at lew figure . Ladiei wl call A Pine Line of F:urnitu re ' * J OUR OUARANTEK IS WORTH something RKOAUSE ^E MAKE IT/ / ooo? j. t. BUKlfOUQlIS A' OOLUt \ owhfany SIIOESi * ~ I have just bought the largest lot of Sample Shot j over brc iglit o Conway. Now is the trtn to i t your foot wear for winter u mats i? faoturcra price. Don't foo' your money away y buy ig paper Shoe ]. Come and get nty pi ices in all I ask I will .cave the rest with you. V LOT\ IING. Yen's Clothing- at prices that cant be beat. i NOTIONS Notions toon ir.eroui to mention. Such as Silk (Coves, Silk Mits, Silk ' Belt , Leather Belts, etc. DJLiY GOODS. Sp'ce will not j ruiit me to menti mi "rinO,'Cin i , 1 mm,- Veiling and s u inc .< at j i'ic ' that will?<Mtori* i h you. CI r.T. ~3'JC 3BIOK3. 1 tt' 2 0.;g r. & Co] J Ins Company ?' ?'? A* i ii t hid Scot ion for ' ' lowtII ; briliud f Toli:\CCOi ' IDT 0 UM. ITOXKiS' i 1,0, oon i- otto: , IMOOK 0K N . V. 'Iii icw. i % To jacoo -MANUKAlJTlJI'tKl) UY? W. P. FllCKETT a CO,, I g! I'oinl, K. ( MV.rch, 19 \ .1890. ly. ' Lnr^osl and MOST 00MI.MJ.vlM I i 5 l II ' 1 :j Houl llI (jto, ?. W\tw & ^Ofj, jfck, Is %*: ; w n * I ? I N - . 'V VI LvtMMt. 4k. , >%smsfc. $', c ? Sfe Manufacturer of - ? , jfiJ i DOORS, SASi i, BLINDS, MOULlTINLAND BUILDING MATERIAL. (MAULESrOM . /V- <> 1 61 i -5 18 Jvl N<S, OLMMXSIIE CANNON ST H BET. Cash,. ]f 'mi !tts Cord and Ihwdivare* I " VIXL POSITION1,rt { J 11 ??1 tin i'Uvi VUAIiAN EKI). VJ It V THE '/ , 'Cm Ihr.sinrss College i !y on com ! -tlou of sluglo our o at ono liai tho exr-nso of other col ^c-. Must Iiavo Ei i'Y M K.N I X \ .XI M XT >A.Y3, V.'ritoor wire in i mediately to GI > 'CIA MURINES CO LI, L IE Mueon, Cia. . 5 ,: 3.it i 3f irioiitli or 80 Per Cent ,':r Y ia > tur i.ood tu vil Invest > on i\ ' jt noiUi both Iharoo find Sintil WIIKN MADK WITH jTHE NEW YORK INVESTS :HT CO UUOKISUS IN STOCKS BONOS JRAI iiO COT TON, I I asp 4:2 IIKDADWAV, X t V \V?; K Cl VY. v > R?V t! ' - * ^ ^ - ? . ** IVtTffc ' '*S O* U V " . , hm i ~ 0 I J a ?->? E? ? - r*MAilli.>N, 8 .0. TcouLAT&a^quipixMl in Kv?ri[.4 lie sure you\ J. 11. ZcillriJ. llVtiV-UlAr. J wpuinOJi