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X, r (The $owfi pmM. l\ibiis!?ed Every Thursday. THURSDAY. vIUNli IS. 1899. Alh\\ms ru.i 5 7-://. !// :/-:-/ IXC Every Wednesday Ere? iu$ at 7 p m. at the lia/r < tint ehavch. ,'lt/ men invited. eh rist i u //.v cs/jeciatly. MATTERS LOCAL AND OTHKR!i'ir ?? n i Dir.. Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Dusenbury arc down on the seaside for a few days. Miss. Jennie Mavo, of (I corbel own is here visiting her friend Miss lies sie Burroughs. In the prize light last wool;, Jeff ries was the winner, defeating the champion Fitzsimmons. Mr. D. M. Butler, an aged and worthy citizen of the Farmer section died a few days since. Capt. (Vtiv r is building the oliiees in rear of the court house which will be ready for occupancy soon. Hon. R B. Scarborough went up to Columbia yesterday on business and will return to morrow night. Capt. Sloeum's family came in Monday night and are occupying the pretty, new cottage built for them. Kind's Grand Annual Kxeursion comes off on "Ducky Friday" Jul} 7th. 1 HDD. Of course you are going Miss Maud Mayo has been elected to a position in the faculty of the Burroughs School for the next term Mr. Bardie McNeill is home from Raleigh, where he has been attend ing the Agricultural and Mechanical College. Several ladies from Chadbour i came in last Saturday on a visit to their Colony friends and returned Monday morning. One of the first nets of Governor MeSwrenoy was to sign 1 he diplomas of the graduating eluss of Winthrop College. If an}' one can beat Hon J. M. Stalvoy raising beets, wc would like to have a sample eclipsing some recently stmt us. Court adjourned last Thursday Judge Aldrich and the remaining visitors of the bar left on Friday s 1 rain for their homes. Horry has a representative in the graduating class at the S. C. Military Institute in the person of Mr. 1?. M Ellerbe of Jordanville. Mr. E. XV. Harrington is making a big show at. "Ily man's I Mace.'' The paint is going on and the building growing in attractiveness daily. Hon. K. B. Scarborough is well satisfied with his bean crop and has realized good prices. One shipment of thirteen bushels brought in $17.2a. Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine creates si good Appetite, Tom s and Strengthens the Stomach, and builds up the Health. First, lust and only excursion of its kind this season "The Biggest and Best of Em All" is King's Ex cursion on lucky Friday. July t he 7th. Don t. forget the date. Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Modi cine has a national reputation, ex tending over about sixty years, as a most successful Liver Regulator. Mrs. Frank. Davis, of Willis Creek, K. C., is visiting her sister Mrs. E. VV. Nolley, of this place and her daughter Mrs. Dr. I'. K. Bethea, of Socnstee. Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Lanham and Ethel accompanied their friends up the road yesterday, spending the day at Lake Waeeamaw and return i ng last night. Mr. 11. I). Jordan of tho "Cully" force has been removed to Grahamvi He by Burroughs & Collins Co. We regret losing Mr. Jordaa and bin <? t:t i inn I ,ln tvi fi< Cant. ^S. \V. Fulton, of tin* tu<4 TVmfer of (rcoi^'ctown, and former ly of the YV ticca maw Line of Steamers, eaine up here Monday evening after a raft which ho towed out tlu following morning Remember. Remember that the "Onlueky Friday" July the 7th b the day and the beauty of it is thai the fare from Conwav to Wilmington and return is only ()i course you'll go. W. T. Davis, Ruby, S. C., writes Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine cures pain in back, and that "Out ol Sorts Tired Feeling. I think itfoiu Lhv;es as strong as Zeilin's am' Tilaclf Draught. { Mij '). I). Anderson of the. Du lah sA .1 places on our table some ? IuseioW. peaches of the early June variety, but for tin severe weathei of the past winter we would have had more of this tempting fruit. During Summer we are liable t< Stomach and Dowel troubles, such us Diarrhoea, Code, Cramps, etc., foi which Dr. M. A. Simmon'; Livei S.. 1.1.-11.. it itinm iiii' i? iii^uiy rc'f'OillII1CIKK'd. Dozier, a young son of Mr. Kollv Tisdale, while 011 the beach last weeii got his foot caught in the sprocket wheel of ft bicycle, cutting off the great toe of his foot and gashing the one next to it so badly as to rendei the amputation of the first joint ne ccasary. ' .. .. ? V! ?ao.~Ut-* rr rvr- --*? ?* In sitting u side the verdict for Howell in the Howell Holliday lund rase Judj/e Aldrieh held that the verdict \< rtiiot responsive to Ins charge on ,1'e points of law involved. Mr. I Howell can either appeal direct to j the So reuie I'm it from the .Indie's I inline, or let the cusestnnd f >r trial' i ae.iin at the next term of the Cir| > nit Court. i.- so.. Fram os and Mary Rowland onipnnied by I'?f. Carwile. left ei day for t heir respect ivo homes. 11 is orntifvino to announce that | t. / will return in the Fall and eon j : :i ti" i heir connection with the llurj roughs School. Miss Finum Collins w ill have eliai j.re of the Musie department Mr. A. Siiort ridoegathered a stalk of oats recently and sent it to Ids brother in Nebraska. The stalk i onmined one hundred and eighty two -r ins and the Held from which it was taken would average one hint died grains to the stalk. Mr. Short i = Iir? tolls us that an averuye yield of thirty-flve or forty yrninf in tho Northwost i.s considered u fair crop. "Cent urv coach axle oil a pot h ot lubricant for all kinds of vehicles, v. id not yum or con ode. For sale by Dr. E. Norton, at !?."> cent per pin' Kingston Hotel. AuniVAi.s nritiNo past wf.kk. J F Foster, .1 W Kinu, Charleston: John Ci liussell, A 1> Hlack, l\ E Ward. J E Johnson. Wilminyton; T T 1 ianiilton. Didon; 11 111 llryan. (1 reensboro; ST Johnson. Winston; Q \V Cai well Wilmington; S 11 loyas. Charlc.don. Attention Horry Hussars! . Vou are hereby ordered to meet ::t your Armory in Conway, on Tuesday J id v 1th. 1SDD. at it).'lb a.. n\ Business of importance demands a oil turn out. 15y order of J. M. Oi.ivkii. Capt. .f. !>. Vkkkkn, O. S. Not ice Is hereby given that henceforth all persons are forcwat tied not to trespass on my lands l>v lishing. hunting or in any othei way. Violators will sutler tiie penalty of the law. PATUM.'K A. (' ntUAl.ti. Galivauts Ferry S <\ Adrian. Several crates of bonus have been | shipped from this place to Boston recent I v. Children's D.iv at Co<x II...... ' r . I i , ?uif hi (tic uanner r>\iii(i;i\ Schools or tin* county. was celebrn | ted last Saturday. An excellenl program. consisting of recitations vocal music etc.. was well rondo rod, A basket pic nic was a pleasant fen tare of the day. Tim crowd was large and all seemed to bo pleased, A ph asant marriage ceremony oc burred on the lltli inst.. at the resi donee of Mr, W. (I. M. Dortnan, neat here, Miss Nitey Powell and Mr, lOlin Lee. joining hearts and hands j notary public .1. M. Dormau per forming t ho ceremony. .1. Last fall I sprained my 1* ft hi| while handling some heavy boxes The doctor I called on said at lirst it was a slight strain and would soot be well, but it. grew worse and tin doctor then said I had rhcumatisnt h continued to grow worse and 1 could hardly get around to work. I went to a drug store Mid the drug : gist recommended me to try Chatn bcrhtin's Pain Halm. 1 tried it ant onc'hnlf of a ad cent bottle cum me entirely. I now recommend it all to my friends. P. A. Hancock lOrie. Pa It is for sale by Dr. K Norton and all Medicine Dealers. Last Thursday the mercury climb od up beyond the one hundred marl at many places. Xinei'een deaths it New York and four in Philadelphia from heat, while many section! sweltered under a blazing sun. A Card of Thanks. I wish to say thnl I feel undei lasting obligations Tor what Cliarn berlain Y. Cou?rh Remedy has dom for our family. We have used it ii so man\ casus of coughs, lunjf trou Ij 1 c > and whoopiutf cough, and it li.i: always given 1 ho most perfect, satis fact ion, wo feci greatly indebted t< the manufacturers of this remedy ami wish them to please accept ou heartv thanks. Respectfully, Mas S. Dotv. Ijes Moines, Iowa. Foi sale t)v ?>r K. Norton and all Modi ciue I)ealers. Wan a maker. More gloom in Wnnamaker. L.is .Saturday a cloud came up out. of th ; West bringing huii stones as larg ? us guinea t'jfj!!) .mil :i strong wim which has damaged the tobacco cro] j at least t went y-five per cent, som 5 say fifty per cent. Nearly ever * man I have seen has a long face One man bein?jr naked about his crop ' said: "I feel like tin; little hoy tha the calf run over, who ha I nothiuj to say. A good many\ speak c gathering up the fragments and cu ring them. I am satisfied that (Hi j. I vor Cromwell Conorly and sister ,! ooul I save near five ! uudia <1 pounds I i low about the balance of t he county Lot us hear from you Kcho Ourley. Hurley. the I'.lile >on of Mr. a:i< Mrs. J. IV Tvler. was s riously burn ed last week by turning over a po ; of hot coffee on himself. Lots o , beans have been shipped from thi , place in the la: t two weeks. On . planter says that he will have on . hundred crates of cucumbers am another says that he now has on thousand watermelons as lnruc a ' turkey etfos. Mi Hud Miney killei : a snake seven feet and ten inehe tiilono a tew days ;r:o Mr. Drei Minev has the linest corn in this s? < ! j tion. Twenty acres of it will aver ajje seven feet \Vo have a jiood S S. a* New Litfht church.?Our towi Is on a boom. Scissors. Children's Day at Plsgah. Per agreement Saturday June :{rd was set apart for Childrens Day at J Pirgnh. The children and young 1 pi" had rehearsed their songs I and recitations, so that when the ' < 1 y came every thing was in readi- ' nt'ss for a pleasant t'me The day * i wa* beautiful but warm. About IU:M0 ' Mi \V K. P Cooper called the school j to order, niter reudbig a Psalm and praying. the exercises of the s, liool ' ' Were entered into. They consisted of 'appropriate selections ntcrspeised ' with music and song. The school 1 acted its part well, advice on tobacc > 1 s.:ulT and alcoholic drinks was g:'en which if followed wcuM Poof great 1 henelit to our country After the: exercises were ended Pee. .!. \Y. PI kilis t 'iiVcrcd :tn c\cel!er.t si<l.h*i>v^ ; ; on Missions. The lumr for tliunoi* i' hav in?,r arrived, a wo-'s was juivcn, and a ixMiaiiiiil repast was enjoyed I j I'.v all. In t!?o afternoon Dr. lv ' Norton entertained tlio school on ? teaching. Doth these addresses were enjoyed and highly coinplimonted. < A l-'uirsu. t ?-? 13rave Men Hall i Victims to stomach. Liver and;, Kidney troubles as well as women, and air feel the results in loss of an- i, petite, poisons in tin alood. hack-1 lac-he, nervousness, headache and tiled listness, run dow n feeling. Ilut ; there's no use to feel like. that. Lis- i ten to J. W.tiardner, Idaville, lnd., He says: ''Lleetrie Hitters are just I; the thino for a man *\vhen he is all run down and don't euro whether he lives or dies. It did more to j/ivo me new strength and oood appetite than anything | could take. 1 can now eat anything and have a newlease on life. Only f?0 cents at Dr. I E. Norton's Drujf Store. Every 1 hot t le guaranteed. Winthrop Summer School. The Summer School for Teachers! is to he held at Winthrop College' from . I line lath to July Idth This is to be a school olVerintf superior advantages to the teachers of the State at a very small y.ost. r It oujjht to L:i\?' a most telling j effect towards the improvement of our public school ?\ After this State School, there will he a Summer School for teachers in each County in the State. The j County School will he for the benefit of those who are unable to attend J |1.? L'.l. .1 MM I . --- ! in*; o i a lit i m* very in ! struction that can be had will he put I in charge ot lhe.se schools, which1 . inst rue tors u ill at tend t he \Y int hrop j School where they will themselves j receive instruct ion and where the plans of the County work will he ] formulated in detail, Very truly yours, . John J. McMaiian, State Superintendent of Education J I . j I hat Throbbing Headache Would quickly leave you. if you us- j . ed Dr. Kino's New Infe Pills" Thou-I .sands of sulTcrors have, proved their ; matchless merit for Sick and Nervous | , Headaches. They make pure blood j and strong nerves and build up vour ' health. I'iasy to take Try them. ! Only lif? cents. Money hack if not cured. Soldi v I)r K. Norton Dm#| j itist. j I.oris. I Rev. Moses I'ridgen will preach the funeral sermon of t he iato W. A. Prince on the fourth Sunday in Jum ! at the Princeville bury in# ground II near the old homestead. Last Sat I urda.y night the dwelling of Mr T. I . J. Craham. near Kink lea was struck . by lightning, tearing down a brick ! chimney, splitting the chimney post and doing some damage to the floor. None of the family ware injured except Mrs. (iraham, who received a > | wound in the breast, apparently ' from a splinter, some think that i j si 10 was it ruck by ligh tiling. X. "Sweet Bells Jangled Out of Tune and Harsh." I Shakespeare's dcBcrlption fits thou" annds of women. They are croas, des(; pondent, aickty, ncrvoua?a burden to \ themselves and their families. Their l> Bweot dispositions are f<one, they, like i ;1 the bells, scein sadly out of tune. But there la a remedy. They can use f McELREE'S I Wine of Cardui [' It brings health to the womanly '' organism, and health there means i- well poised nerves, calmness, strength. I- It restores womanly vigor and power. S It tones tip the nerves which sufTcr, ing and disease have shattered. It is ' the most perfect remedy ever devised I|W * VOVV/I v> UVUlk nuincu IV pt IICCI health, nnd to niako them attractive and happy. $t.oo at alt druggists. For advice in ca9c? requiring special directions, address, giving symptoms, "The Ladies' Advisory De'i partment," The Chattanooga Medii cine Co., Chattanooga, Team. t HKV. J. W. 8MITII, OHindon, ft. C? r m;?i?"My wif? uttd Wine of Cardul at homo '* for fallln); of the womb and U entirely cured S h?r." 0 c ' The Most Reliable Worm Destroyer in Use. '1 Messrs I M. 11. F. Powell, prom sinont mere.,tints in Columbus eonufl ty. N. C. wrote us in July ISH7, that "llov. Mr. T. C. Floyd gave his ehi'd one dose of llovkin 's " Worm Killer." i. and the result was HOT worms, die u wishes nil interested to know it. For sale by Hurroughs & Collins Co. MJ-.K1 "!L!g? *!!... H> 'H '.' HV' Court Proceedings. lu the ease of \Y. Ilolliday (gainst ('. A. Hughes, ! '. I). Mucin s iiul \Y. II. Ilowoll. tlu> jury found [he following verdiet: "\Vc tiud that the defendant \V. II. Ilowoll is t ?(.' owner in fee of the land describ d in I ho eoinplaint herein " A motion to set aside this verdict of the jury was made and after hearing irguinents pro and eon. the Judge "ordered, tlmt t he said verdict, found aforesaid i t this action. !?e. and I he same is hereby set aside, and a low trial granted for the reason, and a p? >n t he grounds: l;-t. That the said verdict is con irarv to the charge of tin- Judge and and. That the said verdict is iguinst the testimony. and without aipp i*t in these respects that the dieted tax. purporting to he assess d and levied upon, and nolleeted from the land described in the nun plaint is tatall.V defective. and with nit wa rant of law, in that, the assessment was not placed upon the land for each of the years, as repair d by law. That the rate of taxa lion, or the amount assessed as taxes ;>*i s lid lard was not the rate of tax at ion provided for eaeh of t he years, with the penalty imded thereto as required by law. That these defects ?r irregularities are in essential partieulars and requirements and ran not be ignored and disregarded. That these part ieul irs and require- j incuts- being essential and material, the sale for taxes of the SherilV. ami his deed thereunder to the defendant Howell is fatally defective, illegal. ;tnd of no force and ed'eet. The o'? <er grounds upon which t his motion is based are over ruled." in the ease of appeal by \V L. Mishoe and 1. K.J linson from the decision of the Town Council of Con way arising under the (piarantine laws of said town, the .1 inline held as follows: "I hold that the alleged ordinance: is a nullity because it was not ordain-i cd in the way required by the char ter of the Town: or more correctly speaking, as required by the Act of 1S!)|>. and acts amendatory thereof, relating to the incorporating of towns of less than me thousand in habitants. I const ma t he provisions iof Jiat j act to bo mandatory, when it is do- j olarod that the "Town Council shall; have "power and authority under j its corporate seal to adopt "Ordi-! nances Ao. I hold that the signatures of the oHicers of the Town are not essential > to the validity ol an ordinance. I deem it unnecessary to t:ik?x up 1 the other exceptions in the ease in ; detail, as it is not important that they he considered, the ruling on the; exception named being decisive <?t the case; hilt in order thai the whole, matter maybe fully disposed of. I consider them as a whole, and over rule all of the numerous exceptions noted, except subdivision 2 of exception !, which is sustained, except that clause relating to the signature's of the oHicers of the Town. It is ordered that the appellant's appeal he sustained; that verdict rendered against them by the intendant and Wardens of the Town of Conway be set aside, the tine imposed be remit ted, and the appellants allowed logo hence without day." Millions Given Away. II is certainly gratifying to t he pub lie l.i know of one concern in the land who are nut afraid to be generous to the needy and suffering. The proprietors of Dr. KingVNew Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, have given away over ten million trial bottles of this great medicine; and have the satisfaction of knowing it has absolutely cutVtl t I..Miumwl0 ..I- Iwv.w.l ' A ? 1 i iiv<*ui?M\io vi in'ju irnn i am ii ma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness and all discuses of the Throat, Chest and filings are surely cured by it- Call on . E. Norton Druggist, and get a free trial hot t le. (tegular si/.e ftOo. and*l. Every bottle guaranteed, or price refunded. For Sale. The "Wilderness Plantation" situated on the Waccamaw river and Collins creek, Georgetown county. Por terms, address U. M. Marshal. & liro., or M. It. Alston, at Smith Street, Char eston, S. C. Winthrop College Scholarships and Entrance Examinations. The examinations for the award of vacant scholarships in Winthrop College and for the admission of new students will he held at the county Court Mouse on Friday, July 21st, at !) o'clock a. m. Applicants must not he less than fifteen years of age. When scholarships arc vacated after July 21st, they will he awarded to those making the highest average at this examiimt ion. The. cost of attendance, including hoard, furnished room, heat. light and washing is only ijsH.BO per month. For further information and catalogue, address I) 15 Johnson. President. 11 *.11 lj / i y< n" l\ 1)111. rv V,. Ice Ice. j We will deliver you i<nt your I homo for one cent per pound. Or! (Vtm promptly tilled ill old depot. MurrelKV Howell. NOTICE. There will be group schools for I negro teachers at Orangeburg, be 1 ginning July Hid. (ieorgetown, beginning June 2t>th, and Darlington beginning August Hrd. These schools eaeli will last four weeks, and all negro teachers are expected to attend school of choice. I). I). IIAltUKLHON, County Supt. of Education. Notice The Examination for To ichors will he held at the Court House in Conway, June 17th (third Saturday) Notice from the State Superintendent was not received in time for the same to appear in lust week's issue of this paper. D D Marretaon. Co. Sup. Ed. # m w- IT"' <? ??. y i . ?:n Vmim^n 11 ST VTK OF SOUTH CAROLINA, * HORRY COl'NTY. > f (In Court of Common IMcas.) Cndcrnud by virtue of a decretal order made by his Honor Jutl^o " .) vinos AUIrioh. in the ease of J. K. Allsbrook, J. li Sii^s and N. K. | IInrdwiek, late copartners us J. R. ' \llsbrook A Co., against Andrew J. *' Ilardeo. alia.. A. .! Hardee, dated :?!st day of May ISlMt, I will ofTer for < do before the Court House door at I Conwa.v. S C.. within local sale t hours, on Monday-I uly drd. 1 S!?H. the , lollowinc described property, viz: i ( "All and singular that certain par : I eVi and tract of lend containing scv jf cnty live (To) acres. situate in the t nil Mill) nii.1 cii.l . . r .I l ? i nun uitnc tuirviim. iiiMiiiii I cu by I: h! <>;" U S. Stephens on the ! Past. West by lauds of ('. M. Mislioe. South by other lands of A. .), liar j dee, ami North by the Levi Antler- } son land." s Terms of sale Cash Purchaser I to pay for papers. i W. J. SfssIONS, t Sheriff. 11 orrv <'mint v. s .lime llltli. 18?lJt. I Foreclosure niul Sale, ST AT IS OF ROOTII CAROLINA, i I COCNTY OP HOliKV. \ i (Court of Common Pleas ) Jos p!i W IIolliday,\ I Maint iff. / Decree for ' vs. \ A/.ariah Loll*, I Poreelosure. ( I lefendun t. ) Purseant to a decretal order oil 1 Mis Honor .lames Aldrich. Presi- j ding Judge. made in the above enti t led action, and dated May,211st, ISiMI now oil tile in mv office, I will sell before the Court House in Conway, ' S. C.. during legal sale hours, on 1 .Monday tin* 2-lrd day of July, 181)51. All and singular one certain piece .f laud situateand being in I lay horn Township and County of I lorrv and Stale aforesaid, and containing one hundred (Kill) acres, hounded as fol ! lows: On the North by Lake -Swamp. ' Past ny lands of\V. I!. Klliolt, South >? by la litis of .1 J. CI off', and West by ( lands of W . II. Johnson, it being ' (80) eighty acres of upland, or tenable land, and about (lib) ( went v acres : of lowland. Terms of Sale cash. Par hasers to i pay for papers. .j. A. mcdkiimott. Clerk and Special Master. .1 line Kith, 181I1I. I foreclosure and ?>nle. STATE <>b- SOIJTI1 CAUOLIN A, t I IIOKItY COUNTY. S | (Court of Common Pleas.) Jo W I lolliday* \ / Decree for I Mn i ii till, r 1 . , / Foreclosure J. 15. Peril I and A.I U Lewis. \ Defendants. J I 'ur.suan t to a dee re. a I order of Ii is j Honor James Aldrieli, Presiding! Judge, made in the above entitled | action, and dated May .'51st, 1811!), Now on file in my olliee, I will sell before the Court House in Conway, j S- ('..during legal sale hours, on .Monday the 3rd day of July ISit'.i All and singular one eertain plan ! i tation and tract of land, containing ; two hundred a,-res, more or less, i bounded South by lands now owned j by Mrs Dannie A. Oaskins. West by j lands oi Mrs. C. ('. Cool<, North by j lands or Mrs. M. U. Vauglit and i Vol. T. Jones, and Ua-d by lands of Daniel Dewis; the same being tho very identieal plantation wliifth Mii-! ton P. cook sold to J. 15. Peritt. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to! pay for papers. J. A- McDkiimott, Clerk and Special Master June 13th IK'.)'.). Delinquent Tax Sales, STATU OP SOUTH CAROLINA t IIOUKY COUNTY. 1 ! Under and by virtue of Executions issued by L. I). Long, Esq., County ! Treasurer tome difei I I'd in m vr i i I have levied on and will soli before ! the Court House in Conway, S. C.. on Monday tin; 3rd day of July 1800, during lej/al sale hours, the follow* in^ described lands, levied on at the suit of the State for taxes, for fiscal year IN! IK. A tract of land in Itucks township, J i J. Hen. Mack's, forty-t wo (-12) acres, bounded West by l>. II. Martin, North by S. T. Session, et al. A LS<) | Another tract of land in Hueks Township, Ma?^;ie Mishoe, one linn ! died (100) acres, bounded Hast by : W. I). Moore, South by J. I\ Martin, let al. ALSO A tract of land in Conway township, \V. II. Howell, (I) Lot in the town of Conway and bounded Hast by Him Street., North l>v Hurrouohs ('ollins Co., et al. A I ,S() A tract of land in Conway town , ship. llobbin llrown, Twelve (12) acres, bounded North by DickCreen. South by Isaac Sarvis, et al. ALSO 1 A t ract of I.oid in Calivants Herry i township, J. Catlin Johnson, ten ; (10) acres, bounded by John Johnson, Joe Johnson, et al. ALSO A tract of land in Calivants Ferry lowiiKiiip, ;\ i va * irunuin, ninety too) acres, bounded by C. Cruham, Margaret Dawsey et al. ALSO. A tract of land in Calivants Kerry township. Martha McQueen, twenty (20) acres, bounded by M. S. Kir ton, Tom Best et al. A LS( >. A tract of land in Bayboro township, i pp. I*. Johnson. (500) acres, I bounded by lands of Burroughs A i Collins Company, Thomas Cart ret t et al. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pftV for papers. VV. J. SKSSIONS, Sheriff Horry County, S. 0. I f * ; t'*p 1 ? ' ,s 1 .* \ ?. i %l. Ji * W* #< C ?4 | .Judgment of Foreclosure, iTATKOF SOUTH CAROLINA, ) { HORRY COUNTY. S (in Court Common Pleas.) P. MoNair, ) Plaintiff | Judgment of V.8. A. Prince, I Foreclosure. I r. Defendant Under and by virtue of a decretal >rdcr made in atjove stated case by His Honor. Judge James Aldrieli, luted May .'list, isOff, I will offer for .ale before the Court House door at 'onway, S. within letfal sale lours, on Monday July Hrd, 1890, the ollowin# described lands and premi?cs lyin^on the \V. C. A C. It. I'., iow a branch of A. C. L. R K., of S. O., to wit: All and singular that certain tract tnd parcel of land situate in (irccn -Sea Township, County and State tforosaid. on Mitchell Swamp, eontainin# seven hundred and three (7IKJ) teres, more or less, composed of two Irnct.s, one containing live hundred tnd thirteen (51 it) acres more or less formerly the property of tine J. 11. Durham and conveyed to F. A. Prince, Sr., by one .1. ('. Ilrvant. as j donee of said Derhant. fdeceased) i by deed of date Dee. 1th 1882, and I'eeorded in otllee It. M. C. for Horry ountv in Hook'(W" nnjjes 12i> and 120. The other containing one hunIred and ninety (1 tMI) acres more or less, formerly the property of one A. l\. Singleton and conveyed bv him lo F. A. Prince, Sr.. by deed of date Inly loth 1XK2. duly recorded in the iffleo i?f P M. 0., in book "W" pti ifes 127 and 128. The said tract of 7o:t acres t bus composed. Terms of Sale Cash. Purchaser lo pay for papers. \V. .1. Sessions, Sheriff' June 10th, IS!I!I. it-1. >tmm\ mwiiimj mtinuv.-imrtiw +, mm > ?hw?him?wr NOTICE. The undersigned hltvino been didv ippointed Sunervisor of Resist rat ion for tlio Town of Conway. Hooks for registration of the qualified voters >f said town will he opened from this tlato until August, |S(h. IKflh, at the oHioe of Clerk of Court. in said town. 10. Van, Dusenhury, Snp. Registration Town of Conwav. Largest and most complete estate lishment. South. Geo. S. Hacker 6c Son Manufacturers of DOORS, SASII, HldNDS, MOULDING AND HlJILDlNO MATERIAL. CHARLESTON. S. C. 244 King Street. 11. II w ii i? i v.'Willi MHU If, IV, I i i? r n w 111'II \ (III como to court next week. 1 am constantly opening up New Goods and am prepared to furnish you honest merchandise as low as same can be bought in the town of Conway. My line of /)/} vgoods, notions, shots, <in<l o hoc mil ks is complete. Don't fail to come to see me when you come to town. I desire tod hunk my many friends and patrons for tho liberal patronaye bestowed on me in the past and ask for a continuance cf same. Yours Truly, J. R. PRICE. SPIVEY & COLLINS CO. AOHNTS ? Fire Insurance, Bicycles. P. A. SPIVEY, A.T.COLLINS President. Sec arid Treas Office In HANK Dultdlntf. !?nr 7 TA - practical Horseshoer AND (iHNKMAL -- BLACKSMITH 1 bee t> announce that I hav< opened a place of Business adjoining Messrs. Porter & McCasklll's sta hies, and solicit a share of your pat rona^e. Over 25 years of praotica experience in all kinds of Light and Heavy Stnitli work, I toiler repair, etc. Moderate prices and jfood work inanship guaranteed. 5-25-fW. 1$ m. ... . ?\ a. , < GREETINGS \ Come and spend your money with us, where * 'tSt you will always get value received. IX ) NOV THINK That our Stock has been picked over and that there is nothing new for you. NEW GOODS Are bein# received eve?*yeek. i. > .sflk* 11 is uueriy impossi- -^skl. bit* for us to tell you of everything \v< have mul price. Our line Dress Goods Wm Kmbracing, Henriettas, ('ashmeres, Percales, and Calicoes are beautiful in patterns and at f ik prices to suit everybody. (>ur stock of IIOMKSPUN I loth white and cheeked arc cheaper than ever before. Towels, Doylies and Table Linen cheaper than ever. We have a very largo stock of Ladies. Gents and children's I1ANDK KIM 'HI KFS. Also a line line of La- L dies, Gents and chil- ' i dren's hose, from the cheapest tot he best. CLOTHING. (tui' prices in clothing surpass anything ever offered before. This line was bought cheaper than ever and we are giving our customers the advantage of this "picked up bargain." See onr Men s, Hoy's and Children's Clothing before you buy, for we can sell yH them lower than you can i'j get them in the large fit ios. A CAPITAL LINE OP (HINTS WHITE AND COLORED SHIRTS Much cheaper than found at other places. A pood assortment of Ladies and Gents UNDERWEAR, - t If you want a pretty tie, a stylish collar, or a pood pair of suspenders, pive us a call and bo up to date. It will cost you no more than old styles . . that you pet elsewhere. Remember that we only advertise what we keep.' SHOES! SHOES!! Wcpuarantee that we can save you some name you will look atourshoes Remember, any kind y want, in any style, or at almost any price. ROCERIES. A "ear load of Racon just in. V 1 ?"/ ? I H . /tO It I /M I >1 i mi iM tn i *111 | M irr.^, FLOUR . ? Cheaper than you can buy it any whore else. RICE- 1 MEAL OR ITS TOMATOES and all canned goods. In foot, almost anything to eat. Cook Stoves The very best to be found. Any size of Nails you want . Hinges, Ovens, Spiders and all hardware imaginable. Everything in Tinware : A good stock of Harness, I Indies, I lames, Shovels, Pitchforks, Hoes. > and everything flooded on a farm. Now friends, time and spaee forbid our tolling you all wo have, but we simply ask vou to do us the kindness to see our stock before you buy. For wo can ' save you k, money. ' Dou't forget that have a fine assortment of nice Fruits I and candies. We are very truly yours, BURROUGHS & COLLINS CO.