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r * I i ? he i)cvaU\. Published Kvorv Thursday. V?- : Thursday, july 12 iqoo matters locai. and otherwise. I State candidates Saturday. Excursions to the bench arc quite fro incut. Mrs. i). T. McNeill is ill wi'h fever at her residence. The State candidates spoke at Georgetown Tuesday. Mr, F. D. Bryant of Muiim was here one dav last week. Mrs; I A \11? I )otniuil 1 vittSt.imr relatives at Fair BlutV Much sickness is reported in the Hound Swamp sectionMr. A. F. Joy nor of llollv Hill, S. <3. was in town last week. The Farmers' Warehouse is ready for the reception of tobacco. Mr. James Abrams and family of Marion are visiting relatives in town Mr. Quincy Hinson was in town last Saturday. Miss Clava Wi^ins of Whiteville is visiting the Misses Jollie. A sheriff's sale under execution will be advertised in next issue. Several cases were disposed of in the mayor's court last Saturday. A large force ?f graders is employed by the Farmers' Warehouse. Mr. B. 15. Voreen of Nixonville paid us a very pleasant call last week. Our ice dealers vere without ice several days the latter part of last week. .. Moses Young a colored prisoner at the jail was seriously ill last Sunday. The Muilin'h Knterpri.se had a >4lltfargc circulation in I lorry last |eok. Several of the candidates attended the picnic on Lake Swamp last Saturday Mr. W. Ij. Mishoc went to Wilmington last Tuesday and will retut n, tor-day -s_jM's. W. H. Chestnut has returned lionei afte. visiting her parents in Gaiivants Ferrv. I Mr. W. F. Jordan a substantial tobacco planter called on the IIkiiiii> last, Saturday. li. J. Galbraith announces I^Wnmsolf a candidate for reelection \o the ollice of Coroner. At the Baptist church last Sun day Messrs. A II. Benson and C. II. Snyder were ordained as deacons. Wanted men to clear land at the l-Iomewood Nursery and Fruit Farm, E. S. Cultra, Proprietor, Conway, S. C. Miss Maude Mayo left last Monday morning for Charleston where she \vj|l attend the National Educational Association. Mr. F. B, (Janlt of Lake Waoeumaw, who was here several days visiting friends returned home last Monday. Messrs, W. A and W. I'f. Spivey of Moultrie Gu.. after spending two weeks with relatives hero left for home yesterday. No use to complain of the warm weather. ft is sum to oontinuo throughout the season whether you complain or not. A colored excursion arrived here as we went to press last week and for some time the streets were crowded with colored people. Mr. (f. T. Thaxton, Manager of the farmers' Warehouse is getting things ready for the opening sales which will iako place July <?4th, 2">th and 26th. Attention is called to the change in the adv. of Spivey mercantile Co. The manager announces himself as a candidate for a very important office. Mr, L. C. H. Brown a tobacco buyer from Winston, N C.. arrived at Conway Tuesday. Mr. Brown bought on this market last year. Ther j is such a crowd at the new town on the beach that it looks very much like a town already. Several carpenters arc kept busy building W houses for the accommodation of ib? pooplo. ' The njw Wareheuse is open for business uucler the management of i Mr. G. T. Thaxton. The nooplo | will find in Mr. Thaxton a man who, will look after their interests. j Highest market price paid for Heef cattle. H. N. Sf.shions. A The general public arc cordially \ invltod to visit tho Home wood Nur - scr'es and Fruit farm and see what ' I have growing for tho fall trade. Fruit trees and plants of all kinds for sale. E. S. Cult.ru, Proprietor, j D. W. Mclvcr, Tusk ego, Ala,, wrote: Our child's bowels were passing off puro blood and all prescriptions failed to relievo her until we tried Tkktiiina (Teething Powders) pud she is now doing well. ' ?1' ' - I . 1 1 I n ! Mr. J. E. Kllerbo announces himself as a can did a to for congress in t us issue, lie was a candidate for t lis position two years ago and eairo very near being elected. 10very one is acquainted with him and his i\ cord Miss llortio Waller was married t > Mr . Eastman Veroon last Sun day at the residence of the bride's father near Conway. The young couple left f< r Georgetown where th -y intend to make their home. General J. P. Derhum spent last Saturday night and Sunday in Con way and left on the burroughs Monday morning for Georgetown where he attended the campaign meeting oh Tuesday. Mr. Pow,ell is the travel ling man for the banners Warehouse lie is an ull-rouiul tobacco man and will hustle things up during the coming season, lie is liked by all who meet him. Senator,I. A. MeDerinott went to Columbia the lirst part of the week to assist iu examining the books of the State treasurer as a member, on the part of the Senate, of the committee appointed for that purpose by the Legislature. We wish to call attention to the advertisement of the University of North Carolina found elsewhere in our columns. This institution has taken high rant: in the South fonexcollcnce and high scholarship and is now more prosperous than ever before in its histi ry. Ufa 11k Wilson colored was convicted before magistrate lioyd of Simpson Creek and sentenced to fifteen days in the chain gang for breaking loose and carrying away a boat lie was brought to the chain gapg last M mday bv Mr. J. (J. Kholes. The State candidates will address the people next Saturday from a stand erected on the lloor of the Horry Tobacco Warehouse. Seats wi 1 he provided for Hie convenience of the people. The ho jm1 will he largo enough ?to hold all who may iconic The ladies are invited to attend. Mr. W. K. Holt's curd for Sherill appears this week and his friends will read his announcement, with pleasure. Mr. Holt has been before the people before and they are ucvuainted with his good qualities, lie will make a good sherilV if elect ed. Prof. A. L. Proctor has decided 10 make the race for county Superintendent of education, and announces himself for that ollice in this issue. Mr. Proctor was for three years a student at Purman University, and has had a long experience in both the high and the common schools of the country. With the many good qualifications that he possesses he cannot fail to make a very good onicer if elected. Mr. Jos. Todd announces for the ollico of Supervisor in this issue. He was a candidate for this position before and received u fluttering vote. Hi; was once ou the hoard of County Commissioners and he handled the finances of the county in a way that showed him ti safe and reliable Keeper of the county's funds. The Appetite of a Goat Is envied by till whose Stomach and Liver are out of order, lint such should know that or. King's New Life Pills, give a splendid appetite. sound digestion and a regular bodily habit that insures perfect health and great energy. Only 2.je at Dr. E. Norton's Drug Store. Town Election. hast Tuesday was town election day and everything passed oil'quietly. There *.verc two candidates for Intendcnt, Mr. D. A. Spivey who received IK votes, and Mr. J. M. MeKeithan who received 11 votes and was electa I. There wero five candidates for Warden; Dr. J. S. Dusonbury and Messrs. J. H. Jollic, 11. T. Ilvinan, <J. II. Jenkins and II. II. MeWhite. The first four named gentlemen wore elected -+ 9 bayboro Station Dots' Raybouo, S. C., July !?:?It takes a man with a backbone like Mr. Kin# to run an excursion. Watermelons are plentiful and they arc fine. Some of our town fo'.ks spent the lih., at Lake Waoeamaw and had a good time. Mr K. M. Prince Jr., is at home very ill with chill and fevov. Wo hope he will soon recover Crops are fine in this section and we are getting our tobacco ready for the market. Rev. Mr. Ramsbottoin filled his appointment here last Sunday. Rev. Mr. Railey delivered agood sermon hero last Sunday at the Presbyterian church. Mr. J. W. Sassor of this place visited the picnic at Lake Swamp last Saturday with a load of General Merchandise. Sim. Todclvllje Tidings. Todovim.k. S, C, July 10: We will venture theassertion that Mr. R. A. Watts has the finest tobacco in our luvvusmp. MIlOUKI AH'. Watts not make anv inonoy this your wo would advise him to quit the business. It may bo that "Silas" was rather soyere in propounding such stun ( ning questions to Mr. Geo. II. Jones. Mr. Jones is a man of prominence in his township, and it is altogether probable that he cun explain that j bridgo matter to the satisfaction of the people who might take a differ ent view from that of the jury in the ca?e. We agree with Mr. "11" of Lor is hat Mr. &. 0. Dutler would make a good officer, but ho cannot be elected treasurer this time. L. I). Long will be our next treasurer and E. Van Dusenbury is the winning candidate for Auditor. Forecast i m - < i Spiveys' Announcement. I hereby announce myself a candidate for're-election to the position of 'Leader in Low IVices'" subjectjto the action of the trading public. If continued in this honored position, [ guarantee to give faithful service us in the past and pledge myself to maintain the high stu ulurd already won for the Spivey Mercantile Cojj I {expect fully, J. C. Si'ivr.v, (ieneral Manager. STATKMKNT Of the condition of The Hank of Conway, at the close of business June 30th 1000. RESOURCES. fiOuns and Discounts, $01 ,503.20 Bark Building and Fixt. 9,035.85 Stocks, 1,500.00 Expenses, 1,220.21 Cash on hand and in Hanks 12,407.12 $85,702.14 liabilities. Capital Stock, $20,000.00 Surplus and 1'ndivid prfits 11,481.{>3 Deposits, 51,280.51 $8 >,702.41 STATE OF SOUTH CAUOLINA, I Horry County. ) Personally appeared before me, I). A. Spivey, Cashier of the Hank of Conway, and on oath says that the above statement is true to the host of his knowledge and belief. 1). A. SlMVKY, Cashier. Sworn to before me this ttrd dav of July, IilOO. D. T. MeN kilo, Notary Public Correct ^ 11. Cj. Collins, l?\ A. HiMUtotrons, Attest; ( C. P. Qtt attlkhai*m. Directors. Notice. 1 will be in my of lice Saturdays, saledavs and oilier public days. School books at cost always on hand. School year bo^ins July 1st. Trustees will please linlsh ail school houses now under completion and build new ones where necessary. i). i). mauuki.son, County Supt. of Kd Twenty Years Proof. l ull's 1 ,ivcr Pills keep the bowels in natural motion and cleanse the system of all impurities An absolute cure for sick headache, dyspepsia, sour stomach, constipation and kindred diseases. "Can't do without them" K. 1\ Smith, Chilesburg, Va. writes I don't know how 1 could do without them. I have had Liver disease for over twenty I years. Am now entirely cured. I j Tutt's Liver Pills Citation Notice. I STATU OF SOUTH CAROLINA, I County of Horry, ( liy W. H- MARDWICK I robnte .Judge. Whereas, Robt. R. Scarborough made suit to mo, to grant him Isetters of Administrntion of the Instate of and offeets of Rasil R. Kino doceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and Creditors of the said Rasil j R. King deceased, that they bo and | appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to ho held at Conway, Horry County, S. C., on the Hth day of July, 100(1 after publication thereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under iny Hand, this 29thi day of June Anno Domini, 1900, Wm. E. Haiidwick, Probate Judge, 11. C. | i?? ?9!Li?g?. I James If, Carlisle, LL. 1). President. Eight departments undo? eight i Professors, Two courses leading to A. li and A. M, degrees. Library, | Gymnasium, Atlctic grounds, Leet-j uro course. Terms as reasonable as at any first class College. Session begins Sept. 28. The expenses at Wofford Kitting School has been reduced from #144 to $107 for the year. For catalogue, address J. A. Gamf.WKU,, Spartanburg, S. C. The University of North Carolina. The Head of the Shit.p.'v Educational Syst emThree academic course's loading to Dogreos. Professional courses in Law, Modicine and Pharmacy. Summer School for Teachers. ( Scholarships and ) Loans to Needy. I Free Tuition toCanTIJITION $00. t didatos for Ministry : Minister's Sons and I Teachers, students besides 101 in Summer School. teachers in the faculty. For catalogues and Information address F. P. VENAHLE, President, Chapel Hill, N. C. 2 1 190:), CANDIDATES COLUMN. FOR IIOIJSK OF KKFRKSF.NTATIVKS> I hereby announce! myself as a c an didatc for member Of the House of Representatives from llorry county, subject to the action of the Democratic primary. JKUKMIAII MlSHOK. At the solicit at ioii of many friends I hereby announce thyself as a can didate for member of the llnimn ?.f Representatives from Horry county, subject to the action of the Demo critic primary. I believe I am qualified to till the ofiloft tO the satisfac tion of the people whom 1 have an ambition to serve; unci, if elected 1 will carefully guard the interests of my constituency, and labor for the upbuilding of Horry county. \V. T. Aiimsthono. 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of Representative of Horry county, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries n. JM. Woodward. The many friend!. ' Prof. II. Kein per Cooke annoui.ii* in as a candidate for tne Legislature, subject to the Democratic prima \y. W.VSY RIUKNUS. 1 hereby unnoutfee myself a candidate for member of t he House of Representative* fitom Horry County subject to the motion of the Demo cratic Primary. JjntKMi mi Smith. DOR COyCRKSS. 1 hereby declare myself a candidate for Congress from the Sixth 0 mgressional District of South Carolina, subjeot . to the antion of the Democratic IVImnrv. Rout. 1.5 Sc.utnouorun. Having receive 1 a majority of the votes cast in the Sixth District for Congress two years ago and having been deprived of that office by Hie counting of the Second Kegimont vote which was cast outside tlic district, and I am je^nned was illegally cast, my friends itimst upon my en tering the raeo HMiii this year. 1 hereby annonucc myself a candidate for Congress from the S'xth District subject to the Democratic primary. j. 11. K1.1.Kitni:. FOK si IKK IDF. 1 hereby annouupe myself a candidate for the oflico-of SherilT of Horry county, subject to the action of thp democratic primary. . W. K, Iloi.T, Having been ufi/t'd l?y many of my friends to declare myself a candidate for the. office of SherilT of Horry County, and realizing the fact that the. people? of my county having plaood mdtu Sftid ollicc and educated iho in tlio intricate duties of said oflioe, and feeling that with my many years of experience in the discharge of tho duties thereof, that I am thoroughly competent to lill said olllco with satisfaction to my man y i l icims UIHt IRC DUOllC j^ClllH' 'illy, and fooling, also that. 1 would. In1 ungrateful to my friends to decline, I hereby announce myself a candidate for said ofliee, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries. NV. J. Sessions. The many friends of Renj. J. Sessions hereby announce him a candidate for the oflie^ of Sheriff of 1 lorry County subject to the action of the Democratic primary, believing that if elected lie will discharge the duties of the onion with credit to himself and his county. IIis Em ends. FOR CLERK OF COURT. 1 hereby declare myself a candidate for tlio ofllco of Clerk of Court for Horry County, subject to the action of the Democratic Primary. E. 15. EU.F.khk, Ja. Having been appointed to (ill the : unexpired term of Hon. J. A. McDermott as Cleric of Court for Horry county, and finding the work eongenial, and believing that 1 am oa pable of fillling the position with satisfaction to my constituency, I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the said office subject to the action of the Democratic Primary, Waptkk L. Mihiiok. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the oflioc of Clerk of Court, of Horry County, subject to the action of the Democratic Primary. Resjract fully, D 1). 11a hue i.son. FOR SUPERVISOR. Last but not least, I had come to the conclusion not to offer my sorvi ces 10 tne county anj more, but bo In# solicited by. . luuny friends and voters of the edtifjty, I hereby offer myself a candidate for the oflico of Supervisor of Horry County, subject to the action of the democratic party. Josf<I'll Toon. I horby announce myself a candidate fov the office of Supervisor of Horry County, subject to the action of the Democratic Primary. GEO. II. JONES. 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for theotliee of Supervisor of Horry County, subject to the action of the Democratic Primaries, pled# in# myself, if elected, to #ivc the County a clean, capable, and economical administration of its fiscal affairs and to work especially for the development of the County and the improvement of its highways. J. It. ALLSBKOOK. May, 7th. 1000. I hereby Announce myself a*, a candidate for re-election to the olllce of County Supervisor of Horry County, subject to tlio HCtioll of t.h?? (tAinni'UlAn lirlmui-w "j1. "m'.'oivivek. Having received encouragement from my friends in different sections of the countv, and having had two years experience in the office, I hereby nnnounoe myself n candidate for tho oftlco of Kuporvi sor of 1 lorry county, subject to the action of the democratic primaries, (lodging myself If elected to discharge the responsible duties of the important office to the best Interest of the county, II, M. ANDERSON. 4 , J. i FOR COUNTY AUDITOR. I hereby announce myselfa candi date for the oHlco of County Auditor of Horry County, subject to the ae* tion of the democratic primary, F. Van Di sk.mii uy. My candidacy foi rc-clcction to the olllco of Auditor of I lorry County, is hereby announced subject to the \ rules of the democratic, nriinary. J. A. LEW 16. | FOR SI FT OF EDUCATION, I announce myself a candidate for the olliee of County Superintendent of Education subject to the action of the Democratic Frimrry: I have had throe years training in college and twelve years experience in teach ing, and promiso, if elected, to devote my best energies to the duties of 1 he olliee. A. \j. FROC'TOK. At the earnest solicitation of m\ friends, I hereby announce myself a candidate lor the olliee of Superin tendent ??f Fiducation, subject to the action of the Democratic primary, believing that I am fully tpinlilicd to perform the important duties of the olliee with credit to myself and the county, promising if elected, to dc vote my time to the duties of the olliee. ,1. h. nkki.v. Ily the solicitations of m,\ny friends, 1 hereby announce myself a candidate' for the olliee of Superintendent of Education of I lorry county, subject to the action of the Democratic Frimary. Wm. L, RichAitnsoN. I hereby announce myself a candi(date for nomination to the olliee of I County Superintendent of Kducn jtion, subject to the action of the Ilemocratic Frimary. (!. Fit KD S r.\ i.v kv. I hereby announce myself a candidate for the olliee o Supl ?f Education of [lorry County, subject to the action of the Democratic Frimar'n s. F. (>. SNOW DEN. F(>R TREASURER. 1 hereby announce- myself a candidate for the oltlco of Treasurer of Horry county, subject to the action of the democratic primary. E. I). Ijonu. 1,V \1) U'P \ 'IMA Dl >\f t'lt/iM I V ' I v OIHI l'i OI'il>.MUIl, I hereby announce myself a candidate for the office of State Senator ' for Horry County, subject to the Democratic Primary. J. A. MCDKUmotr. roil COKONKU. Tho many friends of Mr. A. P. Johnson hereby announce him as a candidate for the olliee of Coroner of Horry county and respectfully ask the patronage of the voters in his behalf, I am a candidate for ro-wlection to the olliee of Coroner of I lorry County, subject to the action of tho democratic primary. A. 11. J. ( J AMIHAITII. The Ideal Store. For fresh Groceries of all kinds, Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Ac. Call and gel our prices before buying. lirlng your Chickens, Fggs and all you have to sell and let us pay you the highest prices for it . We also keep Dr. Granger's Medicines and TTorse and Cattle Foods, Try them. Yours for Prosperity, DON Ail UK A MKT,SON, A I I ENTION FARMERSjl I will stand for brooding mares I ho famous pac ing Stalion Prince. Time '2:18, at Porter's livery stables at Conway every Saturday and Monday as lono as the season lasts, balance of week on Pair lllulY road, 2 miles North of Conway. Prince wi lful, izaw pounds, sorrel color, very gentle. Terms of Insurance. $10.00 to inguro a mare to bo with fold. Parting with innres heforo they arc known to t?e with fold forfeits the insurance. C, L. MEINZER, Keeper. ? OO'Or fi CiJ E8 ?hen it.I o her " * p ep:w.i.io:j.\ fail. It p resses ( ..t c po'A\.r pea liar to it >01 f. lie tore i . " t Ho ?<V ; S wjnrill t. ir~* - - I tf Always Take 1 Good Advice, Savs a noted humorist. You may not need it yourself, hut its to /,'ive to somebody else. We are j^oinjf to jjive you a little udviee and you can keep it or tfive it away, we won't kiek. Oui advice is before buying to examine our stoek and see the bar minis wo nave hip you. 11 you want now designs ?> ?<! original stylos look ovor our linos of LA DIICS A NI) I (IKNTR SIIOKS. "Picnic I J ( Nothing succeeds like success, ami the early sales we arc having on cur I'icnic Line assure us that wo carry what the good people of I lorry want Here you will lind shoes with the four essential features which ^o to make a perfect shoe. DIJRA HI IdT Y, STY L10, LIT and FINISH. We Want Everybody to Come and See! in the DULLY Store we are ^oin<^ to redact* our stock considerably in order to make room for the fall line, and our prices will enable, the ] poorest man to wear the best I clothes. 1 We !!!'(> l/ninir t o/.ll r 1 ' .... ? v.a II (inn rwil lUSt, and if you <lo not come and /jot a bargain afterwards do not cry. it will not be our fault. MION'S, YOUTHS AND CII1LDltlCNS CLOTHING. Ladies dross goods and Hats will be lower than you ever heard of. Docs a Cow Need Her Tail? You will readily agree that a cow needs her tail in My time and if wire doors and windows cost you nothing you would just as heartily say that they are a monstrous good thing. Uy using our wire netting and our window frames you may make yourself comfortable for the summer and the cost does not compare with the amount of good you get from their use. KllKSII (I HOC UK IKS OK ALL KINDS CAN HK FOUND IIKUK. Yours for Trade, IRB111 I. Branch Stores at BA YBOliO, COOL SB BANC, SO CAST BE, C BA HAM I 7 /, L /<:, PYJV7? ISLAND and BO B '/' UABB ELSON If you cannot como to CONWAY, we will be iflad to see you at any of our stores, / X ... t . ^tlMrar / 1801 ?l!>00. South Carolinu College, COLUMBIA, s. c. A. B., B. S., A. M., EL.B., L. I. Courses. Spring Courses free for Teachers. fourteen Professors; 13,000 volumes in library; excellent laboratories, class rooms, gymnasium, infirmary, athletic grounds. Tuition $10, other fees $18. a session; tuition remitted to needy students. Expenses $133 to $173 a session. Certified Pupils from forty-five Accredited Schools enter its Freshman ('lass without eximiinuti<?n Kntrance an I Normal Scholarship Kxaminutions held at every countyoat, Friday, July 20, 1000, by County Superintendents. Next session opens Sept. 26, 1900. For catalogue, address. K. C. NVO(.)I)WAHI), I'resident. May .'Ust 1000. 1I?! You can ^et your Photos at ^ iasquu's any day. You can have 'nlartfinjj of any kind done. 0 ivo nic a t riai. R. K. GASQUE. 'airiest and most complete estab lishmcnt South. jeo. S. Hacker 6c Son Manufacturers of? DOG US, SASII, BLINDS, MOULD!NGJAND BUILDING MATERIAL. 5 CHARLESTON,'AS. C. 244 King Street. fa?? mo n iimir m. u. nui Pract icl Horseshoer AND ? (1 KN ICR AD - HIjACKSMITH.? 1 beg to unnonuco that I huvt opened a place of Ihisiuess adjoining Mossrs. Porter ?fc McCaskill's stables, and solicit a share of your patronage. Over 25 years of practical experience* in all kinds of Light and Heavy Smith work, [toilerrepair, etc. Madera to prices and good workmanship guaranteed. 5-25 00. a in. SPIVEY 6c COLLINS CO. AOHNTS Fire Insurance, Bicycles. D. A. SPIVKY, A.T.COLLINS President, Secretary. Office in Hank Huildlna 'V.l 'JJZ J H. JOLLIE. Manufacturer of Buggies, Roaclcarts and Wagons. General repairing in Wood and Iron. Keeps on hand all kinds of Buggy Koadcart and Wagon material, viz: flubs,'spokes and riins, wheels, axles, shafts, springs, bolts and nuts, whip sockets, dashes, washers, sand paper and glue, wagon and buggy singletrees, singletree ferules, clips and hooks, shaft couplings, king clips, polo yokes, buggy fifth wheels and pole circles, wagon stay chaius and* tongue chains, plow handles, hnrco iiti/l mnln eK?/u?o on/1 ..v. . ?W ??>ivt 111 uiw ouuv n MI1U ^/UIIO. Paints of all description. Gene al repairing done witn.dispatch. Fresh Lemons. .*300 Dozen Host Lemons. 450 Pounds Picnic Cheese 100 Poxes Chewing Gum, 7f>c. 100 Gold Plated Kings Free. 125 Boxes Lombardy Cigars. 840 Bounds Damaged Tobacco. 225 Boxes Old Va, Cheroots. 2H Boxes Ivory Starch. 110 Boxes Celluloid Starch. 110 Boxes Lump Starch, 050 (1 ross Little Tiger Matches. 240 Gross Globe Matches. We Carry the Stock. Wo Buy for Cash. We Have the Prices. W. B. COOPER, Whoi.ksale Grocer, WILMIGTON, N, C.