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<Thr T)ovvi> Mjcvahl. Published Every Thursday. THURSDAY. JUNE 29, 1899. MATTERS LOCAL AND OTHER WISE. IJesl lluttor, at Tr'uv -. V. Nii'O Kiiv'i 1 in'" >?>'* * - I A?| \ V"11 ill W. U. Le wis'p. Miss C\>:V!e Jollio visited Galivants Ferry last Sunday. Mr. \V. P. Melson brought in the i lirst watermelon Tuesday, weighing! 1'.) pounds. Fresh Lemons, at Price's. There will be no service at tinPresbyterian church here on next Sabbath morning Four negroes arc to suffer the death penalty at an early day in Maryland for the usual crime. Mrs Lucy Mayo and Mrs. J no. C. Spivev. left Monday for Savage, on a visit to Mrs. J. \V. llolliday, Jr. Host 10 cent Coffee, at Price's. It is printed that South Carolina has 87f>,0U0 spindles for 181MI, and North Carolina, a distant second with 280,000. The great amount of Tobacco Flues being hauled out from Conwav to the country, is a new feature in the life of our town. Mr. S. T. Sessions will build a new dwelling forthwith upon the desirable lot almost opposite t he I burroughs School house. A party of colonists spent several days on the beach last week, a no i ^ express themselves as having a delightful time. Poultry Netting, at \V It. Lewis'. a ........ik .11: i .. i < ?. IK1U lllll^ 111(111 Wiling WIHIUI II ^ Overcoats, good for any season, was here this week Capt. .1 :M. Oliver! was the only purchaser. Cards arc out announccing the i marriage of Miss Sara Coxe El.erbc. of .Jordauville, to Mr. Walter T. Cokor on the nth of July. Mrs, J. 11. Price left Monday o^ a visit to Fair 131 uiT and N chols, accompanied by the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. llyrd. Hev. Melton Clark, of Florence, will preach in the Presbyterian church here on next Sabbath night. All are cordially invited to attend. Miss Uosa Thompkins, near Adrian, killed a rattlesnake a few days since, measuring over four feet and j having ten rallies and a button. Co to Price's for a Grind Stone. The nienib irsof t he llaptist church I here have added very much to the appearance of their place of worship by making some needed improvements. Mr. J. J I. Joye, of Columbia, lias accepted a position as stenographer and type writer in Hon. hi. 11. Scarborough's law office. He will arrive Jo day. .Seven First Class Passenger coaches have been engaged to accomodate the crowd expected on King's Pig Annual Excursion on Friday July 7th 1891) Mr. Sayo Duscnbury who has been attending tho S. C. College at Colombia for the past session came home last week and will teach during the Summer. Mi*, and Mrs..L. 1<\ Sarvis, from the lower part of tli county passed 'through here this week on there aciCustoined annual visit to Prospect Harbor, Maine. ,"Screen Wire at W. It. Lewis's. ..Mr John M. Ed wards, of Robeson county North Carolina, returned home last Monday, having been here for several days visiting his son Capt. Calvin Edwards. The funeral sermon of a child of l'\ G. Todd will bo preached by Rev. [J. 1'. M. Todd at Antioch Methodict Church on the first Sunday in August at 11 o'clock. Rev. A. IT. Jfarnly accompanied by his family arc spending several days with their friends here. On Monday they made a trip to Georgetown returning the following day. T he Exocuitive Committee of this county is called to meet here next Monday, July 3rd to discuss the advisability of primary, or convention. A full attendance is urged and expected. The crop of tobacco over the county is considered very good. Some crops have been injured to some extent by the worms. Curing will bogin this week and from reports fine <4^# cures are expected. .^ Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver -Medicine has a national reputation, extending over about sixty years, as a most successful Liver Regulator. The manager of the Big Excursion selected Friday in order to accomodate the Tobacco men. Put your tobacco in Monday. Knock on Thurs ! day. Lot it stand Friday and take | it oul Saturday. f3e sure and go on ! the Big Excursion. Rev. 11. E. Stack house after hav- j ing labored earnestly and diligently, i in the scries of meetings last week, left on last Saturdays train for home. We are glad that, he came and while the meeting is without visible, results, we know of a truth that it was good that ho cnme. -rr-? (?et uFivTraput I'rioe's. Mr, Madison Wishy and daughter. | >f Illinois reached heiv last Sat ii' j* day. ;?rc\ediny[ Mr. Wi-bv who -rot 1101 e Tuesday n 'I ii.n en mo to make tleirh >;>r* in th> <*c?l??ny sot . t 'or-: out. 1 I'?! 'a!;ia- t Strii s at IhioeV. 1 With tluj completion i.i the So a- , 'ore ; iir< :v'. excursion parties ] l>? of daily '? curonce. and wo , look forward to the opcninj; "l this i r 'Mtrl . i.. . an-1 iinpati no ] ' l| t . i I l\ \ l i. 1 ill !i i -5 of 11)0 t it 1*11 <11 j v Kv.t'i. loft hero yesterday morn- j n;f with a |>n ty of v?n,n;jf ladies and j ] 'Ionian hound for the boaeh j fno\ will leave the lioat at Waolii' ' uiount their wheels and cycleJ? >round until lY'id-iv mti.n v.? " " i, return homo by tho s inio steamer. T :o following rewards have been 1 tTo vd bv th ? lioveraor: One lain- j drod dollars for tho party or ariies 1 A'ho burned tho b&i'UB of J I). Jef |1 fries. or Oheiv.keo Copal v. Tho I same mi . for tho apurchc.nsion of \leok Milton, who killed Dutled^e White. colored, on John's Island. Tho result of tho examination hold hare on tho2 1th inst., was as follow!: I I irst Crude. Female Whito 1. ' Male " 2. ? Second " Female 1. i Male " IT. j " Female colored d. k " Kile e i !. il Hi to pass. It does an lTorry man ;??>od to see 1 the lat'tftt and well flnislK <! Tobacco Warehouse which now >.!. mi.; i* 1 Conway, as a monument to tho on-!* terpriso and thrift of ! lorry county!1 mom.and wc venture t ? say that the 1 Horry poo; 'o are goiu;,r t<? stand by 1 the h'-na- market, T. ere may bo a | 1 man, ''Who never to himself hath ! said, this is my own. iiw native j1 land, but, ho was not an llorrvito. j Dr. Cudys Condition Powdorn, 11 are just what a horse needs when in < bad condition. T?inio, blood purifier \ and vermifuge They are not, ftxul < but mo ;ioinc and tho best in use to 1 put a horse in p imo eoiu4ition. i I Vice 2"> eouts per package. For t sale bv Dr. E. Norton and all modi- I cine dealers. : i !'io-Nif Uatns, at b to's. Conway merchants ai:<! all other citizens wc are j*l:ivl to no! ? arc la- | kin?,' a great interest in I lie tohncio , market. Things am now promising ; for a strong market horn. Cnpt. i Coles Ins just returned from a trip to the < i al i van Is Ferry section and is much encouraged by the line crops, good friends, kind wishes and treatni'Mit. with wliie.h lie mot. We are hound to believi that thine- look bright for i lorry's I mure. William Strickland. representing ( himself to he a .Mr. Murrell, was:4 plaeed in jail here !.;st Friday for oh- 1 turning woods under false pretenses. * St rickland laid just, arrived here from Georgia. having been away several years and bought some woods of Mr. .1. K. Price, ro;>r< sent ing himself to t>w a brother of Messr A. C. an > (J. P. y urrcll and that lie would call the next day and pay for them. Soon after 1 aving the store, Mr. Price ' learned that his name was not Mur- ; roll and had him arrested. KINO - (Jkasu Faiikwki.!. Kxe. i?si in. Keincinbor this is t lie only Kailroad Kxe nr.-. ion of t lie se isoii and that next \ ear we will have a seaside resort of our own, and being an Horryito "warp and filling" I shall pud for the upbuilding of our own home 1 place. This positively is my fare ! well excursion and I lur e enough 1 pride to wish to carry one thousand ( Horryites 1 wish to show the people of "The Old North State" that ( somebody lives in "The rndependont ' Republic of Motry". Yours, for a day of pleasure. 15. K. Kino. The Teachers Association here ' last Saturday was fairly web attended and the exercises of a very pleasant character. The different points of the program were discussed in a manner tending to benefit all pre.-- < out. Some of the lady teachers read essays a a highly creditable nature, and the Association feels encouraged iu its work. An arrangement was made for a banquet to be given da-! ring the Teachers Institute in August. Mr. (I. Fred. Stalvey was re elected president and will continue t > preside with his accustomed digit, ty and grace. " ! Kingston Hotel. Ali;m AI.h lit* h I no cast wkkk. .M..uis(?ii U ist.y, v/'fc mid daughter, 111; A. I'". ll.irjv'P, U.>|ilsl.r?ri.- II. S. McLean, I Ii-il ."-in in u-s,s. SJiohmi, .l.(\ SRArhornugii St?Ltin.>:i?\ N. II. A ltevtioL>, l.'nltir.ine, .1. I'. (11 ll>.? , Charleston, I. F. \1ilcJi-P, N. V. -> ?. ?Letter from Ocean View. ()co:'.!i View, N. ('. Juno LMth, 1 HOI). Mr. II. It. Klnjur. Manager "Big Kxeurslon" Dear Sir Yours to luind. Will state that I will furnish your excursionists with meals at 2.~> cents each or. tin- 7th. Respectfully, Mrs. Wm. Mayo. Best Apple Vinegar, at I Vice's. > f Church Organization. A commission of Pee Doe Presbytery con-Isting of Mo".ton Clark, I). a. I'ulton and T. Newkirk. Ministors; Hon. Jas. i\ McNeil! and D. T. McNeill. Ruling Riders. will moot .it Waceamaw, near Bueksport, on next Babhath for the purpose of organizing a Presbyterian c.hnroh at that, place. Preaching may be expected on Friday night, Saturday . fiorninir / o and Saturday night by the ministerial broth re n. On Sunday morning at !>.dt) u. in., a man A meeting of tho neighboring Sunday Schools will he 1 addressed bv 1'ov (). M. Fulton and Hon. Jus. L\ McNeill. At, 11 o'clock, the. organizution service will take place, sermon by Hew Mo!ton Clark. Preaching also Sunday night. All OJV invited to attend these services. \ v . ?'?r . " -?v ** - - I William II, Anderson, Jr., i Was born near Adrian. S. C.. on i I.in. 27th. 1S7?> and (lied at Mo 'or. u !a , June 12th, IK!?!h While youny | v i was atlhcted with white swelling n which uuulo him a cripple for life, v Despite tliis, however, he possessed j c n a marked decree those oceentriei- ; I) ios thai make for sneeoss in life. 1 u ad had his life been spared he would I 2 ei douTTI have succeeded to liieh e.s- f* a'e in his chosen avocation, lie; was of liieh character, honest and <ind and was loved and respected by dl who knew him. Me united with | I'oplnr .Methodist elmvili in curly a ife and rej,mined a eon distent inesn v n-r of the same until his death, at " which time lie was a teacher in his ') sunday School at Modoe. Mis tunc- ' aI was preached by Kev. /rack. * 'ovvart, of t tie baptist chinch. Text i: I ( Miroe, 1U, after which his remains '' .\fii- iii'circu hi i;:e cemetery ;ll Modoc 11? await tlu* resurrection l' norn Taken while in young niunirod. bis death seems sad indeed, )ut. "lie who is too wise to err and .00 good to be unkind knows best. ' o ^ ? a Highest price pu d for Rggs, at v Price's e . ~ . 1t Trie feat of Charles Murphy in ri- \ ling a mile in one minute and live , seconds behind a train on the Long Island Hail way is more remarkable 'or its dang r than for its proof of p skill or endurance. Murphy was not nercly paced by the train; he was j, )S'aclieally towed by it lie rode s nside a V shaped shed that over- j lung the rear platform, lie had only j, o keep in ipis while Hie train was ;l .oiling under headway and while ise air in the shed was getting the notion of the train. The suction mlied him. and when the surrouiulng air got the motion of the train it touted 11 i 111 al ng as a My is carried 11 the aii inside x ear. The experinent is interesting, as was the simiur one of noma njonths ago, and iliere is iittle doubt that the speed if a mile a minute can be exceeded .nider these eomlitions with a wheel if HUM gear li is more of a test on the locomotive than on the wheelman. It requires no small degree of mrage and steadiness of i.ervo, towi'ver. to ride at such a terrific rate on a bicycle. A fall would neati instant death. ? -n o ' Century coach axle oil" :i perfect lubricant for all kinds of vehicles, will not gum or corrode. Cor sale >v Dr. !v Norton, at -a rent per pint Zoan Items. .Mi*. C. .). Prince ?r:t t hered a cottun bloom on the L'-tnl News is >. an c. The health <>' i he community is g<>od.?Cotton is line. Some n this vicinity is extraordinary.-mm. will not. make an average. lOvU'y thing seems t >bc<;niel and peaceful Wish the i Kit A l. D much sue ess. IV M. -> Tobaceo Thermometers. at \Y. R. Lewis's. During Summer we are liable U> Stomach and Rowel troubles, such is Diarrh<x>a, Co.ic, Cramps, etc., for which Dr. M. A. Simmons River Medicine is highly reeonimended. Adrian Items. Our lirst wtiiermelons this season were pat on the market hist Saturlay, and brought.2") cents each. Mr. || W. Sessions spent a day or two \ in Wilmington last week. Some of (I )i r farmers sre curing tobacco this |, week, others will begin i.. a few j lays. A mono our visitors last Sunlay wore Messrs. J. W. Wilson, J. II. Nrely and 11. M. Prince, of Con- n way; Alexander Causey, of Powell ville, and White Alford, of Toddvillc. J N. J. - 49- - (1 W. T. Davis, liuhy, S. C., writes. ' Dr. M. A. Simmons River Medicine H ures pain in back, and that "Out of i1 Sorts" Tired Peeling. 1 think it four 1 times as strong as Zcilin's and 1 Black Draught. ' 'I i Tlic Horry Warehouse Co., would } be very glad 1o have sill who intend [ bringing their tobacco to tlie Ware- ( house for grading to let us know, as we desire to make arrangements to | grade in time for lirst sales, if possi- , ble. We wish to do a great deal of grading; for properly graded and ( handled, tobacco will always bring the best price. We are glad to know that the crop b> doing line i throughout the coiuity. Yours 11 uly, .1. 10. Coi.k.K Manager. ' J I Attention Horry Hussars! You arc hereby ordered to meet , nt your Armory in Con way, on Tuus- <. day July lib. ' 1KW. at 10.30 a. m. Business of imnortunee demands u full turn out. By order of . J. M. Ol IVKIt, Cant. ,) I) Viakkn, <). S. The Most Reliable Worm Destroyer ' in Use. i ^ Messrs I M. & B F. Powell, prom i! inent more..nuts in Columbus conn-< t.y. N. 0. wroto Oh In July 1887, that I "I't'V. Mr. T. C. Floyd ^avoids cld'd one do> e of 1 Joy I; in's ''Worm Killer. 1 and the result was H(>7 worms. Ifejt wishes all interested to know il J For sale by Burroughs ?& Collins Co .j I ' ? , - ^ Notice. Is lifrrhv uiven. 1)ml. Mr?. Simli I'.. Hurler, widow of 'Nuii'il M liutler, late of Horry County, S. (' , has Died licr petition fn. and intoiiilft to iihvu her lioinnh end ? *t oil in the Hen! and PerHoivd Ivi t?ito of I) niel M, Under h"r lute liiihlm::d ' i s authorized i'V Statute in such eases in ide and provided. J. A. All! f) Kit mutt, i' Clor.. of Court. ' Jmi'*28th, 1*99. .J;. I \-.\yrr ** * 1" *' v .'WW?-" " ' 11 . 1 1 Red Mot From The Gun Was tlio ball that !?it (I. !?. Stead nan, of Newark. Mich , in the civil .at'. It caused horri lo ulcers that io treatment helped for twenty ears. Then Huoklen's Arnica Sah e a red him. Cures cuts, bruises urns, boils, felons, corns, skin er ptions. Host pile cure on e.'.rlh, .) ets. a box (hire <juo..\ a toe 1 .old by Dr. E. Norton, dm;.' 'i-? ^ o From Lake Wnecnmuv. Two you no boys named Murpli;. nd Mel/auric. n^ed ubou' (lfbnn ears were drowned while bathing 4? i? id) Tani'^ilni' ! i - 4 ' r *?/ * I . .? ad < omo tip from Wilniiuyten on n luiuiay School excursion and while a thin;.? in the lake i?ot beyond their epth in one of the treacherous holes jdden beneath.. Two (titer boys ,*ho could swim a little. succeeded kith dinieulty in f/etti;4;.? out. Tlr4 odie were recovered immediately nd a sncciai engine dispatched to Vhitevdlc. a few utiles distant for tv uctor with a hope of (loin;? some hinjj towards reviving them, the en ine making considerably over a mile minute. Dr. Thompson on arri ine found life ext inet and was powrless to do any tiling. Tin4 boys bean trod to lite St Andrews l'resbyorian Snmlay School which was on is andnid excursion. The accident int an end to the days enjoyment nd preparation made for the return rip. The party that started out so sioyant and happy in tie.4 mommy, oturnod it4, the even in;.? with heavy carls, Lake Waee.una w is a pretty !>.'ei of water and very attractive o pic nic parties and we hop.4 that he above, sail warning may prevent avthinc of the kind in the future. J. II. II. ?+? -<v TSdo 02&nt;f/73$ B&isy brings joy or pain. It's for the mother to decide. With gooil health and a strong womanly organism, j motherhood but adds to a woman's attractiveness. McELREE'S WiSs^B aif j^jrejua takesnway all terrors by strengthening the vital organs. It fits a mother for baby's coming. Ily revitalizing the nerve centres it lias brought chubby, crowing youngsters to thousands of weak -women who feared they were barren. It purifies, licals, regulates and strengthens, and is good for all women at all times. No druggist would be without it. oo For advice in cases requiring special directions, address, giving symptoms, "The Ladies' Advisory Department," The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenu. <e, $ M ItS. I.OUISA II ALE, of Jefferson, On., Httjr?"When I first took Wlno of Caniul | we li!id been married three years, but could not liuve any children. Nino months later 1 had u fine t'lrl baby." a hi J juw mnwiiiTim -wtmnm. in * <9 lion. I'. 15. Scarborough of - Horry ias taken the oiil.li ol olliee as Licu(Mianl. (lovernor. lie will preside ver the Senate, and a good officer ie will make. A successful career o him.? Manning Times. The University of North Carolina. Widest patronage and fullest quipmcnt in ils history. Faculty ill; Students, 19a; !? Aeadeniie Ooures; .'5 F.loctive Courses; H Profcssionil Schools, in Law, in Medicine and n Pharmacy. New liuildings. Wa or Works, Splendid Libraries, jaboraLories, Ktc. Advanced Classes open to women, Tuition $00, a year; Hoard, ?8, a nontli. Ample opportunity for self ltd it Kehohirshi lis :uwl Lowes for ho needy. Free Tuit ion for Teach 't'S. Summer School for Teachers. 24 instructors, 1 17 students" 'i'otal en oilment (>44. For illustrated Handbook and Catalogue, Address, Knwix'A. Am>kh.m.\n, President. Chapel Hill, N. C. J 2!) !M>. lm. W- * . V For Sale. The "Wilderness Plantation" sitlated on the Waccamaw river and /ollins creek, Georgetown county. ;\>r terms, address U. M. Marshall fe Pro . or M. It. Alston, 54 Smith Street, Char cston, S. C. kVinthrop College Scholarships and Entrance Examinations. The examinations for tin* award >f vacant scholarships in Winthrop College and for the admission of now (Indent will he he'd at the county 3ourt House on Friday, July 21st, at ) o'clock a. m. Applicants must not ho less than if teen years of age. When scholarships arc vacated afcr Jn v 21st, they will be awarded o those making the highest average it this examination. The cost of attendance, including lO.ird, furnished room, heat, light md washing is only $8.50 per month. For further information and eataogue, address I) P. Johnson, President. ItfK'lc 11 ill. S. Ice Ice. Wo will deliver vou ice at. your ionic for oiie colli t?cr pound Orlors promptly t'i!!c I at old depot. MurrdlA Howell. ?? t I i'l^? STATU Ol''SOUTH CAROLINA. > IIOURY COUNTY. < (Court of Common Clous.) 1'mlcr and by virtuo of u decretal order made by Ids Honor Judjje J.ones AUlrioh. in the ease of J. R. Allsbrook, .1. It. Supers and N. K. Hardwiek, late copartners us J. H. Allsbrook A* Co., against Andrew .1. Hardee, uliaa A. .1. Hardee, dated Hist day of May ! will offer for sale before the Court House door at Conway. S. 'V, within leoal sale hours, on Monday July .'Ird, 1 tin* following described property, viz: "All and singular that certain par eel and trac t of land containing seventy live (To) acres, situate in the county ami State aforesaid, bounded by lands c>f H. S. Stephenson the Kast, West by lauds of C. M. Mi shoe, South by other lands of A. J, Ifar j upc, anu i\orth by tin- Levi Ander son land.' Tonus of sale Cash, Purebwftr b> pay for papers. W. J. Skssions, Sheriff, I lorry County. I lino 10th, 1HUH. Foreclosure anil Sale. STATIC OK SOUTH CAIK >UNA. ( COUNTY OK 1IOUKY. s (Court of Coiuinon IMoas ) Joseph \Y. 1 lolli<lay,\ 1 Mni 111 ifT. / Decree for A/uriah (>olV, I Foreclosure. I)efeudant. I Pursuant to a decretal order olV I lis Honor James Aldricli, Presiding .Inline, made in the above entit led action, and dated May. .'{1st, IS!Hi now on lile in my ollice, I will sidl before the Court Mouse in Conway, S. during leual sale hours, on .Monday the i'rd day of July, IS'r.i. All and singular one certain piece of land situate uml bein?j in llayboro Township and Count y of I lorry and Stale aforesaid, and containing one it a in I red (1'HI) acres, bounded as fol lows: On the North bv Lake-Swamp, Hast by lands ofW. II. Klliott, South by leads of .1 .1, (lolf. and West by I 11i< 1 s of \V. II. Johnson, it beino (Sip i iohty acres of upland, or tona ble land, and about (2d) *. wenty acres of lowland. Terms of Sale cash. Purchasers to pay for papers. J. A. McDkkmott. Clerk and Special Master. J an - I Ml h, 1 HDD. Foreclosure nnd Sale. STATIC O ] f- ( I ' t > , IN A, ( IIOlMiY COUNTY. S (C'uirt of Common Pleas.) Joseph \V. I lollida y \ Pluintiir, / 'f"r ! i ii cpr,ll''ul i v } Foreelosure I J. II, l.'entt ;itm 1 A.I I i Lewis. \ Pursuant li> a <lecre,.al order of his Honor Jumes Aldrieh. Presiding Judire, made in the above entitled action, and dated May Mist. 1800, Now on file in my ollioe, I will sell before tin* Court House in Conway, S C., during lojfal sale hours, on Monday the ilrd dav of .Inly 1800. All and singular one certain plantation and tract of hind, containing two hundred acres, more or less, bounded South by lands now owned by .Mrs Fannie A. Caskins, West by lands of .Mrs. C. C. Coolc, North by lands o' Mrs, M. E Vauglit and Vol. T. Jones, and East by lands of I Daniel Lewis; the same beino the very identical plantation which Mii ton F. coolc sold to J. II. Peritt. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. J. A- MODkismott, Clerk and Special Master. June l.'Ith 1800. Delinquent Tax Sales, STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA / IIORUY COUNTY. \ Under and by virtue of Executions issued by L. I). Lon^, Esq., County Treasurer to mc directed in my ofticc. I have levied on and will sell before the Court House in Conway. S. C.. on Monday the Mrd day of July 180!), during lejLfal sale hours, the following described lands, levied on at the i suit of the State for taxes, for fiscal year 1K0K. A tract of land in Hacks township, J. Lien. Mack's, forty-two (-12) acres, bounded West by II. II. .Martin, North by S. T. Session, et al. ALSO Another t ract of land in Rucks | Township, Magcie Mi.shoe, one hundred (100) acres, bounded East by W. 1). Moore, South by J. P. Martin, et al. A I \ I\ I JtJ\ ' A tract of land in Conway township, W. H. Ifowell, (1) Lot in the town of Conway and bounded Last l>y Klin ft!root, North by lUirroutfhs A' Collins Co., ot al. A I ,S() A tract of land in Conway townsnip, Kobbin Crown, Twelve (12) acres, hounded North by Dick (Ireen, South by Isaac Sarvis, ot al. ALSO A tract of land in (lalivants Ferry township, J. (Jatlin Johnson, ton (10) acres, hounded by John Johnson, Joe Johnson, et al, ALSO A tract of land inflalivants Ferry township. Alva Graham, ninety (00) acres, bounded by 0. Crahain, Margaret Dawsey ot al. \ I LJf\ /\ I JOVJ. A trad of land in (Jallvnnt.x Ferry township, Martha McQueen, t wenty (20) acres, bounded by M. S. Kirton, Torn Ilest et al. ALSO. A tract of land in Hayboro township, A pp. I*. Johnson, (500) aeroK, bounded by lands of I lurrou^hs At Collins Company, Thomas Cartrett et al. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. W. J. RKSSIONS, Sheriff Horry County, S. C. i,r.. > '.Ivr I'ill removei t'i? t?o i'oaic l'ellt t tones npthesy ? Corabi:K.<lAmn?Pf*footT?i.atHier.t ., / 1 1 i '...iWIBgMBMMWeHff JudKmcnt of Foreclosure. STATK OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1 IIOKUY COUNTY. ) (In Court Common J'leas.) s. IV MoNalr, ] Plaintiff | Judgment of V 1'. A. Prince, \ Foreclosure. Jr. Defendant. ) Under and by virtue of a decretal order made in above stated ease by His Honor. Judfjc James Aldrieli, dated May .'list, 18JM), I willofTer for sale before the Court House door at Conway, S. C., within le^al sale hours, on Monday Julv.'trd, 18911, the e \ l ? / * KHiowillg UOSCVIIHH! lands ami pl'dlll sea lying on tho W. G. A 0. R. R., now a branch of A. C. L. R* R., of S. C., to wit: All and singular that certain tract and parcel of land situate in Green Sea Township. County and State aforesaid, on Mitchell Swamp, contablingseven hundred and three (7011) acres, more or less, composed of two traots, owe containing live hundred and thirteen (old) acres more or less formerly tho property of one J. II. Dcrham and conveyed to F. A.1 Prince, Sr., by one .1. C. Rryant, as-.j signee of said Derham, (deceased) by deed of date Dec. 1th 1882. and recorded in ofllce U. M. C. for Horry county in Rook'AY"' pages 12f> and 12(5. The other containing one hundred and ninety (100) acres more or loss, formerly the property of one A. R. Singleton and conveyed by him to l'\ A Prince, Sr., by deed of date July 10th 1882, duly recorded in the office of R. M. C., in book "W" pages 127 and 128. The said tract of 70d acres thus composed. Terms of Sale Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. \V. J. Skssions, Sheriff June Ibth, I SO!). H-t. NOTICE. The undersigned having been duly appointed So nor visor of Regist ration for the Town of Conway. Rooks for registration of the qualified voters of said town will bo opened from this date until August, 18th, 18!W, at the office of Clerk of Court , in said town. K. Van. Dusonburv, Sup. Registration Town of Conway. Largest and most complete establishment South. Geo. S. Hacker 6c Son - -ZT" ' Manufacturers of IXX)US, SASH, RL1NDS, MOULDING AND HUILDING MATERIAL. CHARLESTON, S. C. 244 King Street. 1 am still to he found at same old stand, I am receiving New Goods FRESH GROCERIES, HARDWARE, SHOES, See., See. wceky. I'aeon, Corn, Sugar, Meal, Grits, Coffee, Molasses, Syrup, Gutter, Lard, Cakes, Tobacco, Cigars, Candy, both plain and Fancy. My line of Dry Goods and Notions is complete. 1 invite a careful inspection. No trouble to show goods or quote prices. Come to see mo when you come to town. firing me your Eggs, Chickens and Wax, and little later on your cotton. You will find mo in I market t<> idouuo Yours for business, J. R. PRICE. SPIVEY (5c COLLINS CO. m AORN'IM ? Fire Insurance, Bicycles. I). A. SPIVHY, A. T. COLLINS, President. Sec arid Treas. Office in HANK Buildlntf. i 111 Practical Horseshoer A M I > /ui I J -OKNKUAL -- BLACKSMITH.-I beg tj announce that I have opened a place of Business adjoining M cssrs. rorter & McCaskill's stables, and solicit a share of your patronage. Over 2n years of practical experience in all kinds of Light and Heavy Smith work, Boiler repair, etc. Moderate prices and good workmanship guaranteed. 6-25-99. :?iu. mmtim. imuw i i?g??<as&% JUNE GREETINGS Cofno and spend your money with us, where you will always ?jet value received. DO NOT THINK That our Stock has been picked over and that tncro is nothing new for you. NEW GOODS Are. bein^ received evc?'y week. it is utterly impossible for us to tell you of everything wc have and price. Our line of Press Goods Ktnbracihg, 1 fcnricttas, Cash mores, Percales, and Calicoes are beautiful in patterns and at prices to suit everybody. (hir stock of MOMKSPUN . . I loth white and checked are cheaper than ever before. Towels, Doylies and Table Linen cheaper than ever. We have a very large stock of Ladies, (lents and children's 11 AN DK'KIUTI I KFS. Also a line lino of Ladies, Cents and children's hose, from the cheapest to the best. CLOTHING. Our prices in clothing surpass anything ever olTered 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, lor we can sell them lower than you can ^(ii/ iin-in ill 11 il" liU^U cities. A CAPITAL LINE OP GENTS WHITE1 AND COLORED SHIRTS Much cheaper than found at other places. A good assortment of Ladies and Gents UNDERWEAR, If you want a pretty tie, a stylish collar, or a good pair of suspenders, give us a call and bo up to date. It will cost you no more than old styles that you get elsewhere, lie- ;| member that we only advertise what we keep.' SHOES! SHOES!! ' Weguarantee that we can save you some moneyf you will look at our shoes Remember, any kind you want, in any style, or at almost any price. GROCERIES. -j A "car load of Bacon just in. No one can beat our prices. FLOUR ' Cheaper than you can buy it-any- i where elso. f RICE MEAL GRITS TOMATOES and all canned goods. In fact, almost anything to eat. Cook Stoves The very best to be found. Any size of Nails you want Hindus, Ovens, Spiders and all hardware imaginable. J Everything in Tinware A good stock of Harness, Bridles, . llames, Shovels, Pitchforks, Hoes. and everything needed on a farm. Now friends, time and space forbid our telling you all we have, but we simply ask you to do us the kindness to see our stock before you buy. | Don't forgot that have aline assortment of nice Fruits and candies. JS Wo arc very truly yours, BURROUGHS <& 4 | COLLINS CO. ,4