The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, May 13, 1897, Image 3
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SHE HORRY HEEOA .
Published Every Thursday.
may
| ACiy your Wool to Sessions.
i can g<-t Men's l'ants at d|c.
Afilovs at 10c. at Sessions'.
* and Mrs. J. E. C. Hell,
Ik, Va , are visiting Mr. 10. \\\
H F. Tuton, ui)oe,'' and wife,
4' V, Ga , arrived on yesterday's
T,,r*isit el itives and friends in
Cletfy.
\\ 41 lit*
rheCohlMorti'?nl"1 t'if,
fow days yesterday on the way
which uurbther and relatives tit
to Clark Hjp, V
stltutlon, \i *1
the padt .0 jp Onsen bury left lasij
Vlv.Georgetown where lift
under* . ?.
the ud\*d a position in the niorThe
aulablishuient of Mr. E. M.
boon bl
Biokartj
montldjtiual inspection of the
iSUsars was made last Satur
art, ai,ydt. Stokes. Thirty four
ness jtnted and in uniform aptho
ai, rank,
in tft
4lit?h that carries away the
pal'oiHlSrieb?, Court. H?u*? ,lils
shipping clox'V repaired and tin
lottor w t, heal thy Jpuddle of water
Blckarftmeof street drained
roads''
cofT i
Evening of May 7th, the
you p Eodge was treated to a
and t solution. Strawberries and
1 walake, and other .delicacies
Stat? e(j. it is said the Knights
^^nd'si and krotliers, Dr. Onsen
^ \\^ and BloktyVey. ^
.?>w, Clark, v
ordor^lo ac^uvds CouM bo von
1? 111 o 11 IIOU'II lei | JI I3C II BUIIll! | > 1:11J
tuiil fricinLe(j (,y which adjaoent
BickarL uf r?. wollM ,he
transaetlondihg side wulks. He
Ouzts, andj would, of Couito bo
case, that L| [\IX
liquors if ! *
215 cents pefflOQ pounds of Wool.
get a stitW0 t,oz- ?'*&*
eltlon to Ouvfl pounds of Hams,
ceivod. 1 <>f) good Flint Beef
tioti, butsii\roKK i{,vCKKT Stokic.
the race agu
Miles, electi. Oonvkntion ? B
Spav'H-V. ? V- a'IrlV,l|'1
chain . 'iferday. <ver. d. II.
warnud ? elv ?'outityj S. (was
FridataflA Uu|.rrivals. ?Mrs. Dr.
thno and her sister. Miss
I want I find Miss Lil'ian Moore,
body ins aro ill ^tendance
first conl.uvention.-?\ nington
to got a ft \J
the whole v. J
not allowed,', n
of Ouzts. I0N- fhOie
If 1 can ,ic. per p< ? ,cl; Bos
that our f10c, 15t* 'and 20c.
but if are very fine. Also.
to^Mr Yfklcs, boili Sweet and
view wltl at the N uw \ OifK
1 also ft.
Mr. 15. gf
to his biA,AT I Say, when I
I have le 0f I [ o r r \ I Now is
tills cortif , J ,
stated, iB'.v g?0lls- 1 propose
simply tony entire Stock of
Ouzts mifc unheard of before
? R K'"?.
Truiy|
I'.S.?Why/TKK3-?'^^K' fo?
your oxchiiouittin in Conway
a copy of tUied for: Mr. W. L
mas. Also', Mr. J. ft
your evemni n , . , u
tor is strict Graham (col), M..
Thopu'lr Ilarry Troy, Mr.
tor bad t One cent is duo on
corresponding. When culling
rev / - thj p|c.a8e H.lv "adver
letter was ' - '
editor of
The run II. IIowKI.l., I1. M.
r made had
noteafewith Coughs. Colds,
Scruggs, a T .
and which-" Laxative Bho
Si'akt\j cure*)ou in one day
ta^Hquof the ringing in the
to a corticate QDJNiNK. Put
mayn'?l'l\,"vo"!:!nt ftl "'"'''"K
out. But ^/?rvr|oney refund
stated that f>ep(d \ . .
could only 1 (()r hll<
cause ho i J.j
t.htfrt. statcV I
bribe hit^*# - *4 ears
that -r to f>i . ()
member ok
the hotel r ,,es> J the hrm of
tho 9a, ?.aQ,V(lo"'i-. in ent'ak*
man alwa.V- ?>- xr\ \ .
from the boavc.A Discovery,
SS?'?'|,er hii wife
condition d Grippe, and her
adroa(fa^t>n8 P^ysioians
groani* i'ana cotild do noth1
8ecmetl to develop
J ayi nsnmption. Having
whSug* difio<>very jn store,
J of it, lie took a bottle
ClarrJ[h? 8nrPrise of 11,1 she
1 * lumbia pri\r from the first
~ Mr. Gantt abo? well. Dr
J| lowing reply: tfor Coi.8ii.iii.SPAKTANIlUlX
1
Dear Scrubs i* gbaniu teed
MMk in which you sti*?v if Free
AH there is a letter in ',
lumbia, purporting t'> 8 drug
ton by myself, and in
is connected, etc., has
You ask mo to let yot
stance of this letter.
that some time in Fobt^
you that I had heard a i-ker,
W lation that a certain o?. r
State dispensary had boo??
bribe of 25 cents a box for
Of a certain brand of wh
THE MAGGIE HUItNEI>.
The Steamer Liuu and It A (,' Co ,
loHO Some #12,000.
The now freight and passenger
steamer, Maogik, of The Wuccamuw
Line of Steamers, was burned at her
dock last Saturday night, the 8th
in8t., about midnight. The old
warehouse, jiut above the lower, or
Burroughs & Collins Co., warehouse,
was ulso burned. Only by the most
heroic efforts were tho main ware
house and the wharf of the Bur
roughs & Collins Co., saved. The
upper wharf and the Waccamaw Line
of Steamers warehouse were in danger
only for a short time and hardly
scorched.
The "Fiteh SiLVKit," a small row
boat built by the same workmen and
launched at the same time, as the
Maogik, was burned to the water
line alongside her larger sister.
The lire started about eleven
o'clock. By twelve there was an iiniiii
use crowd at the water's side all
too willing, few waiting, to do what
could lie done to save the pride of the
town, the new Maogik.
A soon us it become known that
the boat was a lire, some one, thinki
ing no doubt it was the right thing
.to do, cut the lines, forward and aft,
' and the boat drifted down stream
grounding between the two warehouses,
putting both in more or less
danger.
The lire raged ttie fiercest in the
after part of the boat fl rat, putting
the upper wharf and warehouse in
greater danger; but the end of the
wharf next the lire was kept thoroughly
wet and the slight breezes
st'rring being favorable to saving it,
it w is scarcely scorched. The lire
on tin boat spread with extreme rapi
lily and 0011 the middle and forwai
parts of tlie boats were blazing
fiercely. (J rent sheets of Hume Hired
up to immense heights. Itouring
whirls of fire threw glowing cinders
and blazing chips far up in the air.
but, fortunately for the town, alight
wind was bbv?';-T from a little north
' of east an ' 1 them tf toward
; t he Lewit^
The tirv forward part ?>f
the boat pr* burroughs & Collins
It o.. waivhbtise in nr, it ,ltr<r?>r
There was no hope of saving the old
wareroom, and the main war chouse
being scarcely lf> feet away and connected
by a wooden platform, looked
like it was hound to resolve itself into
ashes and gases too. The old
warehouse caught lire shortly after
twelve o clock and was soon burning
fiercely. Borne of the Hour stored iti
it was saved, but the tire burned
too rapidly to save much else
;VH efforts' were turned to sav
ing the main house ai.d its contents
Wiuoglass sat at tue hot end of the
comb of the main warehouse, a part
of the time enveloped in \vet blank'
ets, pouring water; just behind* him
was Albert Johnson?"Cub," passing
him buckets and blankets, a line
of bucket men did valient service,
hard work, helping save that warehouse.
Below on tho w harf, nearly
every business and professional man,
clerk and workman, in town could
be found working like Trojans, every
man of them, passing water upward
to Wineglass or around to Old Jack
(lodbold, the Maggies fireman, and
the few others who could stand the
terrible heat. Time and again the
main house caught, but time and
again the man and bucket of water
was there to put it out. Tne light
was lierce and hard. At last about
one o'clock the old warehouse fell in
and heat somewhat subsided. The
'work kept on below, but the line 10
the top of the house was broken, no
one was on the ladder. Many of the
workers wore called away by a false
alarm that the upper wharf was afire
V\ l tuwr I o c j ?? ?wl / 'n Vv B"" ? - ' 1 f
it ft i! ?it% 00 diiu u i/ UClJUIl IU JL'l I IUI"
water. A blaze of lire licked up
within a few feet of where \\ iucglass
was sitting on the comb of the lower
wur\\euse?almost between his h*gs.
Water|'wa8 slow in coming, but fighting
a fay with the damp blankets
they finally extinguished the bl?ze.
The remaining warehouses were now
safe and attention was turned to the
i still h ruing .boat.
The Maggie had now burned until
a small boat could come up under
either bow or stern, ('apt. W illiams
had (Japt. Fulton take a line from
the rudder post to the other side of
the river. Hauling away on this
iino c?fysed her lo swing out in the
ourrtpd and cross the river. Anotlit
r liii^l was gotten out front the b ?w
and the boat made fast on the ot.hei
. ide of the river. Men with axes
and augers put a bole in the bow
and bad come around to knock one
in the stern, when the boiler dropped
through lite deck, the smokestack
leaning over to the east, and the new
Maooik sank in probably the shal
lowest place in the reach. It was
now :%fter otto o'clock.
^ Tito Losses.
The loss of the Waccamaw Line
of Steamers, General Manager McNeill
thinks, was about $10,000; that
of the Burroughs & Collins Co.,
about $2,000. There was no insurance.
The Magoik was the pride
of the Company, and was certainly
one of the neatest kept boats on any
river freight line. For this reason
it was in great demand during excursion
seasons.
The Maooik was only about eight
months old, having made her lirst
trip last October, j. o. n
The Other Fires.
Last Saturday night, three other
disastrous fires took place in this
^ ftc. At Clio, in Marlboro County
ilskoy ho i-Pai'ubCAmtare was set on
nine
**Jk
On the same night, between 13 and
1 o'clock, a fire at Manning destroy
ed Bradham's ginnery, the countv
dispensary and stock, Bradham and
Thomas stables, and two warehouses
Loss about % 10,000; insurance, if3,050.
On the same night at 0 o'clock, in
Lnureus County, fire destroyed the
cabin of Laurens Tucker, near town,
and four children were > i> ;i d in
the building.
COUNTS NEWS.
Fire in Boons tec
The residence and ou houses of
Uev. \V. 1''. L'oldfinch, in Socastee, j
were burned last Sunday. Three
bushels of corn and a few bed clothes
were ali that was saved.
m.. I i. i .
Mr. VioiuillIOU Mild gone on to VISI I
Mr. Derrick Stalvey, leaving only his
wife and children at home A spark
from the stove is supposed to have
caught the roof and I he lire had made
such progress before it was discovered
tha' it was impossible to control
it. Spark? set fire to anothei "house
across the road, hut it was ea ly
put out.
This is'u very severe loss upon an
honest, upright, hard working ciii
zen. Mr .1 \V. McCormick was in
town la t Monday and receved from
the pe<p e of Conway between $15,
and $50, to hand to Mr. (ioldlluch
to help him replace his losses. This
was a handsome response to the needs
of a deserv i 11^ famil y.
Adrian,
.Mrs. K. P. Pitman, of liehoboth,
recently paid relatives near here a
! pleasant visit.
An infant, of Mr. and Mrs. Conol>
I Martin, was buried in lie Thompson
' (rr<UMU!H'/l l-icf Sin ?ul?u
6 "%uv J
It i.s sometimes, but not always the :
case that n lien hatches as many
chickens as she has eggs. Mrs N.
II. Mincy has one that recently <lit!
better than that, hatching eleven j
chicks from ten eggs
A worn m of this section who lives
a'.oiie recently so far forgot the da^ of
t lie week as to have her ox l?i'c't"il tip ,
ami go out plowing Sunday morning
She was very much surpris d when
a neighbor happened along >u 1 told
her that it was the Sabbath. .1. n\ .1
Sard'ord.
Messrs AHabrook ts having an artesian
well due on their premises
Air. 15. S.Stevens, of Gurlev, wnaj
in our section last week on business, j
The chain g tug is doing some good
work 011 the Stevens road leading
from this place.
Messrs. (1. K. and (j. L. Stevens
attended the Anniversary >t Maoedo
nia last Saturday as corresp uding
delegates from tiie He.; 1.111 Sunday
School Institute.
We would like to see everybody
come to our Anniversary at tain
Brunch next Saturday. Doixikii.
I>It. Tabor S. S Institute
The Nineteenth Annual Session of
the Mt. Tabor Sunday School Institute
was held with the church at
Macedonia, May the 8th and 9th.
The schools were all represented with
songs and speeches. The following
were elected General officers for eii-J
slicing year:
If. M. Anderson, Gen. Supt; .I110. j
I'. I ' I'i 11 f\><- ( ' 11 Stun I In" I C,, 1.. .
t - . . r -VWj T
Norma! Teacher; J. M l>. Long,
Orphan Mis :.onary; W. C. (Irnham,
Lib'anion; .1. ('. Stanley, Musician;
Cainey Faulk, Treasurer; \Y E.
Mills, Corresponding Secretary. Uev.
J. W. Todd delivered the welcome
address. I> i>. Ilurrelson delivered
the Annual address in u very forci -j
hie manner.
It. is estimated that fully seven or
eight hundred people witnessed the i
exercises of the schools.
This Institute is composed of
twelve Baptise schools and is carrying
on a grand work with over five j
hundred scholars enrolled; children
in reach of the schools to enroll, two
liii mhed more.
The next Session of this Institute
will tie held with the Dogwood Hi I;
school; the 2nd Session with Swot t
Home School, Columbus Countv, N.
0.
Jno. T. Prince,
Gen. Secretary, i
-* P ? Mai A
Farmers I nstitute.
Prof. J. (J. Clinkscnles, of Clem
son College, writes to Dr. Norton
under date May 3rd, as follows:
'Don't your fanners want an In stitute?
They are entitled to o e,
Can't you work up one? It will;
cost your people nothing but to at
tend. We will send men who will
talk instructively on practical subjeots.
Wherever held, these Institutes
have produced fine impressions
and the formers are calling for othnra
' I ~
< ?. IJUIIIU otuuuim Jire Uri HTTgmg
foi them six or eight weeks ahead.
Write me what you think of or.e
at Conway."
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BHMHMMiHHflBHNIHHHBfiBB&AfQfiffBM 11
To euro Sick Headache, Constipation,
TMrrln, J,Ivor Complaints, -ako
tho aafo nn?l certain remedy,
SMITH'S
BILE BEANS
Use tho S.HAI.I, Nlaio (40 little Deans to tho
bouic). TIIBV AUK TIIR MOST convkniknt.
SultMtil* lor nil t(OM.
Price of olthor aire, 2?o. per Hot tie.
KISSIMfl?h-iT-701?j.OTffi
HlB WlllUUlHiiilM for 4 eU. <ro|.|.rri or .t*uir?>.
9 SiyilTH 4CO.MoicroofKii.Kbk*ns,' jj,LOUIS MO.
' " ' ? mil ihiii mi i i
""V. - J-v
? /" 1
* You Gon't Coat Wen."
A Washington Tinn- reporter tolls
u good jok on Congrcaumnn Latimer.
IIosavKtliu' rillmun and Lat
imer got \ p the nit of riding
a "hik Mi Latimer saying
that; ho could ride <>nc at first sight,
a id Sou i or ' Y.ltnan saying that if
Mr l/iti no ronld do that he would
hing himself. I1:
y-' n cor had to leave lor New York
for a few days to take in the Grunt'
ceremonies and Congressman Lati
tiler saw his chance and "took a
dodge" 011 the Senator by doing a
little practicing while Senator Tillman
was away. The opposing forces i
met at a bicycle school Saturday uf- i
ternoon with their referee. Mr. Latimer
got astrido of his machine in an
awkward manner and wabbled con
siderably from side to side, but managed
t<? keep going. When the Senator
Saw this ho appeared to he a littie
dismayed, buttook his medicine J
I'L-U .. l.i.. . II.. |.nf.,cn.l'l.. ?.. 1...1 - i
liivv il IIMIII, l V 1V1U0UU|WV.> WW 111' I | ' I
ed upon the machine, but getting on
himself frotn the hindmost part
thereof, proceeded to spin around like
an old s'uger. lie was considerably
appl inded by the assembled spectators,
and Mr. Latimer declared that
the Senator had beaten tho famous
Josh Ashley in his lirst at temp. After
the litilo bet was decided and the
wily S-nutor took tho prize, the op
ponents compared notes and they
round that Congressman Latimer
had been halving to wabble for several
days. Senator Tillman gave
Mr. Latimer a good look and said:
"What do you suppose I have been
doing in New York? You can't beat
lien "
A HetiUhy Old Set.
The following items, from a North
arolin ? e\rt l arge. : ie interest
"Mr. ltuf'.' (J ad k i n , \ ho is 105
years old, caught < vesterday
while plowing in his Held 'Uncle*
Rufe hopes to b ou in a f \v <1 tys.'
"Mrs. Nancy Spi , w ! i is nine
ty seven, while d i\;:; home the
cows yesterday liaj | soil to the misfortune
of sptair.i"iier ankle.
Nothing serious, how \er. '
"Mr. find Mi- W illiam Jenkins
eel hi ted the sixtieth anniversary
of tin ir wedding on W ednesday last.
Mr. Jenkins L uiin ly, and Mrs. Jenkins
is eighty*! wo. Among tho pros.;
ts wuS a bicyo'e for M \ Jenkins,
tvhoi- a great lover of wheel."
Great old state ?that North Caro*
iimi. 1 Voplc t here ha\e to ? migrrte
when they die.
St Hill i.' ! lot' lilislianils
A scon f young hiarriageable
women of Demoitc have just organ*
i/v'd m lea ;ue for their protection and
to promote nfinemenf, which the
ty is .-.idly needed in that
town. At their meeting the first of
lit week the you tig women passed
the following resolution with u full
vote of the league:
"R tsolvi d. Time we, the members
of Women'- Marriageable League, do
hereby agree not to marry any man
who is not a patron of his homo news |
paper, for it is strong evidence of n
want of intelligence, and he will
prove too stingy to provide for a fain
ilv, educate his children, and encour
ago institutions of learning in the!
community."?Chicago Tribune.
A FORTUNE
Inherit'd by few, is pure blood, free
from hereditary taint. Catarrh, eonsumption,
rheumatism, Scrofula,
and many other maladies born in
the blood, can he efl'eetually eradicated
only by the use of powerful
alteratives. The standard specific
for this purpose ? the one best
known and approved- i; Ayer's
Sarsaparitla, the compound, eon
nont rated ixtiaet of Honduras sarsaparilla,
and other powerful alterat
i \ en.
"1 consider lint I have been
SAVED
several 11n>i<11 <' dollars' expense, by using
Ayer's 8aisnpai dla, and would strongly
niveau wlio are troubled wilb lameness or
rheumatic p ilus e rive It a trial. I am sure
;? will do litem i- trmniKHit mood, as It has
done me." Mi .JosephWest J'lutls*
bin Kb. N. V.
l?r. .1. W. Shields. <f '!".i!!e Tenn
says: "I lei-apl Aj r's : p : -II:* as the
best blood nieili' liie ti < ir:!i, and know oi
i-.i.'M.y woiulei fin ' tiles < lit etl . y us use."
p >r ntnay yen/?i I tip wlllt scroftilii,
||0 troatlt) *!d I I ftttj I neflt. At
liMigUi I wit loeonanopded it) give Ayor'jt
Sai > tpui ilia a trial. I m i so. nut 1
By Taking
nb at i <|o/ n bottle-, was re-loretl to perlee
I ! .i! i i- wei;- . '' |i< -11ntI ami am
now a beli ". r in t1i<- in i .is of Ayer's Snrsanarilla."
.1, Dies 1'el -y, Mia lioss, Hroekenritl
Coal (o. < l.imib tl), Victoria, Ky.
" My nicco, Sarab A. I. * e. v. as for yean
afllieit i with scrofulous humor ia the blood.
About l ' inontlis a;;o sin I efjnn to use
Ayer's Sais pio'.lla, ami nfler laklnp tbreo
bottles We t n.phtoiy cured " K ( alkali,
I'. M., i/.s'-e, I 'I,i|i.
Ayer's
Sarsaparilla
I'rr i' .ic I i.y I>r. .T. C. At >tr k Co., Lowell, Mnwi
r I y nil l?i j[Ik1h. l'rlrvll; *11
Cu.es others* will euro you
qrK'"- BEST i- what the People
I/.iv the most of. That 's Why
Hood's Sarnnparilla lias th< hv'fost
sale OF ALL MEDICINES*
flfl niV'f* < f-LLim V'llCD PKMAl.R PQ\V?
JJ!) Jji A U nruMfoiiiiI alwtynolid tual. I :?'il
^ to-dn.r by IO.UW AiiHTit-mi Women,
or- . i- imm (iitnmnlt i il KiiM ibir to *11 other rennv
motile" ?>r rft'li r<-fiiiiil?l. H.-nt l>y rnAll. $1. i'urtioitiHir
I>r. lux, V Tr? inoiit i>t., Ikwton, Mtu*.
Life of HENRY WMD BEE0NE1 Mil.'*8
iy llliiKtint.il, tdvlnui hie life from hie birth to hie
ilea 11.. l"i ico <'iio l>..fl|.i. I it pi < 1'ithl.
I mohv "Wi ro ,
t v
\ " t
?_ , f.ooklvn. M.v ">
V \ [JISII'P.
On Apt . li .?* residence o
till bride" M s i. Hughe
to Mr. Woii 8. C'OX. All of Horry
At the residence of Mr. K. W
Johnson on the 2nd of May,,1897
Miss Mary llux to Mr. K. M. John
son, l?\ S. Powell Notary Public pot
forming the ceremony.
KllEK.
The (lospel Temperance 1'nioi
will be sent free all over South t'aro
liua to those unable to subscribe, am
at \?5 cents a year to all others. Tw<
citits e\tra gets a heautifnl storj
hook.
The paper is intended to be a red
hot 11.nuing witness on church ternp.
ranee lines igainst the il< in.>n ol
strong drink in all its phases, especially
the liipior tratlic.
Send addresses to the
(i?>si'i:i. Tkmim:u.\net: I'Mon.
('olumbiu, S. (
JUAHKUT h'Ki'OR'L
Wilmiiiton, N. I'., M:iy 3 185*7
Spirits Turpentine -25* eont poi
gallon.
Kostn?Market (it 11 at $1.25 pel
bid for Strained ami $1 T) for 'loot
Strained.
Tar?Ma: ki t linn at ."$1 0*"' perbb
of 280 lbs
Crude Turpent'ne -Market quie
at $1.20 f >r I lard, M .70 for Yellow
I>ip and M 00 for Virgin.
COTTON- Dull.
Ordinary "> ets. "ft 11
(lood Ordinn' V 0 <1.
Low Middli... u <1
M iddling
(lood Middi
Geor., . . iarket.M.iy
I 18U7.
New Vir
\ ellow dip,
Scrape,
O r* ^
on... . s iur lienet.
^JTATK () ' i I II ( AUOl.INA,)
O COl'M V (JK IIDltllV. >
('ourt i >111111 >m I 'leas.
Peudonnl* \ . IC< i- 'and
Win. U. Ft ,111 l'T ii nit"'
and stylo oi t , 14. , .V Frost.
Plaintiffs,
F- A. Iliilro ami .. ington Pound, co
partners, under 't in name and st\ 11? <1
11 aire A: Pound:
Defendants.
TO TINS DKFK N DA NTS, F. A. Ilairfl
and Washington Pound.
Vol AUK IIKUKIIY SI M MO.N 101)
ttntl required to answer Uio complaint in
this action, wltiv.li has I icon tiled iuthcof
lice ol the Clerk of the Court of Common
Picas, lor the said County, and to serve a
copy ol j our answer to the said complaint
on the ihseriber lit his olllee in Conwav,
S. ('., within twenty days after the Her
vice lu reof, exclusive ol the day of such
service: ami if you fail to answer the com
plaint u illiiu the time aforesaid, the plain
till" in tli. a (ion will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated at Conway, 8. C., May 5th, A. I?,
18U7.
UoilKKT U. SCAItlt lltOI Oil
Plaintiff's Attorn .
I'o F. A. 11 aire and Washington I' n
absent defendants: Take Notice, Thai
the complaint in this action and the Summons
of which the forep >ing i- a copy
was, tiled in tlie olli( e of Ci ik <>i Court
of Common Plu . s for Ilorry County on
May fith, 1M?7.
Koiikut M. 8r Mtuouiu oil,
! lainiiil Alt niey.
J. A. MODkismoit,
c. c. c. p.
NOTHJ MO.
All persons holding claim- against the
Kstate of F. (?. Uurrough deceased, an
hereby retpiested to pres nt tin* same t<
the undersigned duly pr> -en ..-co-ding t<
law, within the time fix* d hy Stut v. ttntl
all persons indebted to said list ite are re
(piired to make immediate payment t<
mem hi i onwny, s. (
A i>l>*ii Buukouoiis,
Executrix.
I>, T. Mr NKti.L,
Executor.
March "IstlbOT.
x >TI < )E.
On Monday, ' . the timl< r ignod
will attend at hU < Conway, 8. (?.,
to receive I i f r i *pjii t inl;
the Court 11<> \ >;>: to sit 1'u
re-covering I ' \\i h shin les,
repairing, boxi , , ' rial to be i'ur
nislied by the . c I reserve the
11, lit to rejet' rail P.
By < ler of I " nl,
n i1 1Iaudwick,
Supervisor, II, C.
r\<> runo,
Conway l.od: N >. '<). Knights nl
Pythias will ni .Lily tin* lir^t and
third Thursd:. . u h niontli until
otherwise orclrrei
I.. B. Soaimi OtOUOlI,
('han. Com.
J. A MoDt
K. B.
May 14th, 1)0, ly
A. r. ai
Regular Communication of Conway
laxigc, No, (jf), a.'.l'.'.m, will be held on
2rtd Tuesday night of onch month, at 7:?H'
o'clock sharp. By order of
l>. A. Bpivkv, W. M.
(J. I'. Qi attmiai m, Secretary.
DKLWS AUK DANOKHOUS.
AHK Vol 1NSUUKD? The "Union
Central liil'o Insurance Company" of ( in
-innntti, < >hio, is one of the he*t, if not the
vi iy I t. Insurance companies in the
land, and issues the most liberal policies.
It lcis secured the highest rates of interest
and had the lowest, death rate of any Coin
party in the United States. It Is tho only
romp ny th .t is examined annually by .1
State inspector. The Ohio insurance laws
are the best and most rigid in the United
States. Every Interest of the policy holdoi
ir. protected by them. All person; seek .
ing protection (or their familii , or wish
Ing to make provision for tlwinaelves it
^hl age, will lind it ti> their idvanta; t
nsuro with 1U U. BKA 1 V, Agent.
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