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The Horry Herald t Published Every Tluusday. l THURSDAY. JMAY. 8th 1002 i! MATTERS LOCAL AND OTHKR. ' I WISH. . I1 Last Monday was Salesday. ( 11 jCl Nobisco Wafers at Hyman's. t. F. Gillispie is seriously ill. The walls of the new brick buildings are up. Joseph Tood lost a valuable horse last week. 1 R A. MoCord is visiting bis brother. Dr. W. E. McOord. Capt. J. E. Coles spent several days in the country last week. CofTee! in it, Spivw.y has one of his special bargains. Dr. E. Norton attended district conference at Latta last week. I Miss Pauline Rogers is visiting ihcr sister, Mrs. G. H. Jenkins. J. T. Floyd returned from Gali , wants Ferry the first of the week. It is reported that fishermen are ! lhiwimr (rood IticU oil I b<? !* ><> I )< <> .Mr, and Mrs. H. II. Stalvey of j I Socastce were in town sonic days -ago. Somebody's stray mule passed h through town early last Saturday i | morning. j1 Remember thatSpivoy pays hi<jh est market price for eojjrs. I) F. McGougau remained over in < Conway until Tuesday after the eon- < veutjon. I i 1". M. Lundy passed through town i last week on his way home from < Clemsou College. j Dr. W. E. McCord went to Hay * boro one day last week on profes j sional business c H Snowden and wife have return 11 .ed to Forney after spending some j ' itime in Georgia. |' 7^/ H pound can of Ham Sausage for I ' / V/ Wts at Ilyman's. I u Clara Lewis returned last j ' uveok f>oin spending several days in ' Georgetown. 1 , | Bring your printing to the Una .ai.i) oliice. We are prepared to do 11 lit hi first class style. I (1 D. T. McNeill lost a horse hist' 1 week, which had done faithful ser-|? vice for many years. j v A numbel' of our town people attended a 'Mlsh fry" down at Sa A'ann di HIufT lastThursday, / Vi/fL ,Hard times cut 110 ice witli :r>o, I (, rh 'u smji wiling groceries very cheap. L. If. nuuiiouoiis. ] v The Outlook Club will meet at the v residence of Mrs. J?\ CJ. Kurroughs, j next Friday afternoon at a o'clock, j The Summer School for the ttfapj) ers will open hero 011 Wednesday, j h June -1 tli and will last for four a weeks. 11 t L. M. Regan of Columbia was in Con way several days last week rep n resenting a popular insurance com \, pany. t J. P. McNeill, a prominent lawyer (j of Florence arrived here a few days j .rtt'o to visit his brother, Dor.ald T. i ; McNeill. j I: The Outlook Club gave another em 'tor tain incut last evening. Miss h Kfeorgia Kay McMillan was the at-, itraetion. j 1 I f< C. O. Watts lias accepted a posi'.lion at the Horry Tobacco Waie-, 'Juoufc, where he will be glad to in- a form the farmers about tobacco. I i ? Closets ami privies cleaned and deodorized f -r #J-00 a year. Ad .dross a card to Ho# No, i>7. n Mrs. J. K. McMillan of Toddviile, h ipassed through town last Thursday 1 on her way to the bed side of hep j rsister in Marion. Hon. Itobt. H. Scarborough delivered the commencement address u ?tt the -Union school 'near Dillon t laf-t Friday. The Congressman ur- , rived here on Saturday to spond a j, few days at home. n * I 11 A new lot of Spring hats just in j atSpivoy's. . The work of laying the new track ' for the Conway & Seashore railroad 1 ^ so as to make a straight course a-, cross the river swamps, near the I Conway terminus of the road, has j been finished. j The political ball was started last Monday by the Democratic con von tion. Several candidates are spo ken of for thedifferent otliees. Now who will break the ice and he the ,first to announce himself in the pa per. The ball must bo kept going. The Editor acknowledges the re eeipt of an invitation to attend the joint, picnic at Qalivants Ferry last Thursday, lie regrets that business engagements elsewhere prevented his attendance. The Burroughs Graded School building cnughtion tire in some mvs terious way. while the .school was in session, on last Friday. The flames had not made much headwav when they were discovered, and extinguish <od The fire originated under the building, in what wny, nobody Vnows. r t Bread is the staff of life, there \J k, fore lets have it good. Moral: Uso x 'c-^Uullards Obelisk Flour. Wo soil it. t 4 t Conway Surrr.r Co, Mis? Blanche Dusenbury is visl ing friends in Ccorgotown this i vcok. a Clarence Norton returned home roni Clcmson last week. II j re turned yesterday to attend a meet ng of the trustees as a member of i committee representing the Soph- ;l oinore class. Miss Anna Brown, the charming .' laughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. K. , Brown passed through town v.'ent - ! y on her way home from a stay of i few weeks with relatives and friends in Charleston. Lost.?Six head of sheep. White jolor, one wearing bell. Crop and split in one ear, and split in the other. Send information to, L. W. Brown, Jr., Jordanv'dle, S. C. Tuesday's Exodus to the Expo. The following ladies and gentlemen all left for the Exposition last Tuesday: Mrs B T. ilymun. Mr.*. E. Norton. Mr. and Mrs IJ. A. I>u senbury. Mis. J. M. MeKeithan, Mrs B.C. Collins a m! Misses Both and Naomi Collins, T .1 Boll, Jackson Yerecn, A. E. (ioUlfineli, C<>1. and Mrs. 1>. A. Spivey. Mr. and Mrs. W. U. Lewis, \V. L. Singleton, ami Herbert Curganus. - o .. , Was it a Joke? Co!. I) A. Spivc.v was soon yes terday and u:.ked it lie had seen a L-orniminieation in 11 k.kai.o of last week asking what had "some of the Horry boys done in Charleston to deserve a thrashing?" "Yes," said he' my attention has been called t<? it ami this was inn lirst knowledge of any trouble linn by any ol our party, 4ll presume this lit tie episode was lirst told as a mere joke, then mag nilied afterwards cxagcrab .ind li 11 ally reached the ears of your orrespondent as a reality. ' No, our party was conceded In ill to be the most genteel and orderly large crowd ever neon on an occasion like this, "1 failed to see during out whole , Lrip'i single member in the leas' lisorderly from drink or other wise. Japt. Long's men behaved ever* nch like soldiers and gentlemen; ind the same can be said of all tin itliers constituting our large party, f any of them resented the insults if a pickpocket (there are of course i i few at such gatherings) they did lie right t hing, and we may suppose hoy did it in the ample style of an lorry gentlemen. "Yes, this trip to Charleston was i grand success, and I feci th.it its esults will be bciiclicial to our peo>le both internally ami cxtcrnalls. "Cur county In ingone an. nig the irst to advocate having "County ):ivs' u t t .n? k'.v movil.ii?n IV., umi ii ally received imieli advertising, ,iul the large crowd wc carricu lown added immensely to our ^rowng prominence in the estimation 01 outsiders. Favorable eomments vere made on all sides. Tobacco Notes A large part of the tobacco crop f IJorry has been transplanted. Some toLaeeo crops are looking roll tvlifh- others are sulierir.g foi vant of rain. S. S. Anderson basilic best looung tobacco that the writer 'has cen up to tIns date. A friend sa.t s lie has tooaeco in lis lield that will measure 7 inches cross. Push it along brother, ami his Summer you shall have a chocs hat will look us bio as a sheet. Prices still remain good on alt grades of leaf tobacco. We wain hem to stay so, arid feel sure thai boy will. The planters who are new in to aeco t.lijs year are doing remarka?ly well. Many of them having finshed setting out are looking closi fter t he crop. W. A. IJ u^hes of I Jog IllulT townhip reports that ali of his neigh ors are about done transplanting obaeco, and are making special eiarts to raise a larger and better roil t ban (>vi'i' before. Lark Hughes still hold), ths lead s having the best looking crop of obaceo that we have thus far heard f. With a large crop of tobacco of ood (juaility, Horry will see more umey within her bounds than she as ever seen before in anyone year. 0. NOTION. Notice is hereby given that the ndersigned will apply to the Couny Hoard of Commissioners of llory County at their regular meeting 1 the month of June next, for a re- s ewal to him of the charter for the uhlio ferry across the Waccnmaw H liver at the point on said river nown as Star HlntT. n James H. Morse. tl lay 8th 100i>. td. > 1 1 IS YELLOW POISON I i In ^our blood ? Physicians call |; ii j lamnai uerm. i( can be seen I changing red blood yellow under I -1 microscope. It works day and I night. First, it turns your com- I ? plexion yellow. Chilly, aching I ? sensations creep down your l! backbone. You feel weak and H d worthless. j ROBERTS' CHILL TONIC will stop the trouble now. It [ enters the blood at once and drives out the yellow poison, i If neglected and when Chil3?, ! Fevers, Night-Sweats and a gen ! eral break-down come later on, j Roberts' Tonic will cure you j 1 then?but why wait ? Prevent I future sickness. The mantifac- ^ turers know all about this yellow poison and have perfected Roberts' Tonic to drive It out, nourish your system, restore appetite, purify the blood, pre- H vent and cure Chills, Fevers and R w Malaria. It has cured thous- H r. nnds -lt will cure you, or your Q $ money back. This la fair. Try w it. Price, 25 cents. I k< Dr. t:. Norton, | ' * a This and That. Cull ami pay your subscript on Stops The Cough And Works off The Cold. Laxative Itromo Qn nine Tablets cure a cold iu one day N't cure, iu pay. Price 25cents1 (>L1 newspapers are olVered at a bar train at the IIi.hai.p olVice. ? i To Cure A'Cold itt One Day Take Laxative Llronio Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the inon cy if it fails to cure. K \Y, drove's signature is on each box. 25c*. Kred Floyd of CJideon was in town Monday. The Host Prescription l*or Mala in (.Chills and lever is a not t le of (! ro\ c's \Y. 11. Smith of Socastcc was in own Tuesday and paid us a pleas nt eall Presbyterian Sc rv icos. hirst and third Sundav in Mav. til: i;? a. in . and .Via p. m. I'ravi r meeting every Wednes lay 1 P W, Topic: Wednesday May 1th. ''The foryiviny Spirit ' Kef renees: Mark 11. 12 2(5; Luke <5, 205S; Matthew (5. ."> la; Psalms Kit). | s sundav school exercises iueiudiuy idult llible cla.-s at I P. .M. C. K. Kohkutsox. Synodical Kvh cyclist. Inflamed Bladder and Kidney. Privetts, S P., Pcb. 2:ird l!M?2. dy Dear M rs. Gorro 1 I Dr. Neil sen, who is a stranycr to i'ou, has been in our home for the >nst live days attendiny my father, ivho was on last Wednesday at tenths door, and we believe but for )is cominy just at that time, would iave now been four days under {found. Fathers ca o was a very ierions one. inllanied bladder an I \idney, but thismorniny we all feel ihat the d.uiyer is over as a result if his fail i.l ul ellorts in the use of lis most wonderful medicine. Wo icarliiy recommend him t > you in lesns name, and no!- only to you, ?ul to all, a> many as may be sul* eriny from any disease, Giv? him i fair trial and I fool sure yon will ?1 ways p.'aiso Cod for the day lie an.e t von iii the name of sufforiny iiiinanity. S;ncerelv your friend, M (5 Bryant. Privelt . S. (" , March Ph. I!M)2 l>r Neilsoti. Del me t hank you ayain this morn ny lor saviny our house from heiny n inoiirniny a full -seek, and lo extreme kindness ol h jart in j'our constant attention upon mv atlicr for to(> five davs which put liin on the safe side for iiviny, we rust many years yet. (dill ayain as iften as \ w i. ay p iss this way and 'on will al wn\s tind a most heart.v velcome from all ol us. Be-peel fully \ our friend, Mrs. M. <; Bryant ' 1,11 Nielsen re nu d ies a re sold t > v 10 Nicholas, Mrs .lames II arsh. Conway; Mrs Win ttpivey. ideon, S. C. JMHKMNUHUOSS^ Good cnoiigh j for anybody 11 l l Ma v ana Filler J are I of same value as tags Iron I STAR. DRUMMOND Natural Uac i GOOD L UCK OLD PEACH & HONEY' I RAZOR and E RICE GREENVILLE ' Tobacco J' Citation Notice, tate of South Carolina, / Horry County, \ iy Win. It. Hnrdwick, lts.|. P roc ?tc .Indue. ' Whereas, S. ,M . Sf? vens Jr made suit to j no, to grunt him J,? tters of Administra iou of the F. tuto ot ami cfTe; ts ot Samuel J 1. Stevens Sr. deceased. These are therefore to cite and tidmon | ?h all and singular the kindred and crod tors of the said amuei M. Stevens Sr do o s< d, that they he and appear, before j ne, in the Court of Probate to bo held at 'onway, I lorry county, on 17th day ot day IS)0'2 . Iter publication hereof, at II >' lock in the forenoon, to shew v anno, it ny they have, why the sa'.d Administra-; ion . hoi,Id not he granted. Given under my hand and seal this 3rd lav of May Anno Domini, UK)'. Win, 15. llnrdwiek, Probit Judge Horry County. m ^?s,s ^ ^uts mall 25 renla l? C. v ! xorknok, fl. O., Nor. 86. 1D00.?I wee flrat adrlied by o llh our baby when ha waa but a rrry young Infant, M a pi aturlt waa tiaaful In teething trouble*, and ita effect haa ho intara conaeqaent upontha una of druga and aoothlog ajn illdren, aa one of tha neo*?altiea when there I a a new baby I e take ploaaure In recommending It toour frlanda Inatea I tby quiet. lUftTWBUM. AY Kit, (Mi 1)11 K- NORTON. 1 as*oiess v it'll loiiif. n is simp y iron and quinine in u terfteless form. No cure, no pay I V:co .">0 cents. II. I* Martin of Daisy was a pleas* ant caller at this oflice Monday. ?& <J* You Know What You Are Taking When you take Drove's Tasteless Chill Tonie because tie formula is plainly printed on overy hot tie show ( in?y that it is simply Iron and <A>ui nine in a tasteless form No cure, no pay. f>0c. i -4> *UI* # Thpfo were no services at the ( Method! d church Inst Sunday, the pastor bein^ absent at the district con fere nee. A Do . tors * 15ml Plight. Two years ujjtr as a result of a sincere cold, 1 l.y.st my voice, writes l)r M. 11. Scarborough, of iiobron Ohio "then began an obstinate cough. Kvery remedy known to me as a practicing phvsieiud for da years, fail ed. and I daily grew worse. Doing urged to try Dr. Kings New Dis eovcry for Consump ion coughs and colds. I found <|iiick relief; and for last ten davs have felt hotter than for 1 wo years. Positively ?piaran teed for Throat and Rune- troubles by Dr. R. Norton. We are requested to sta'e that llev. John Drown will preach at Pleasant Union church near Jordanville on the Ith Sunday in May at 12 o'clock. The (irent IMsninl swnnip. Of Virginia i .-> a brooding? of Malaria o??rms. So is low, wet or marshy ' "round everywhere. These oerins | cause weakness, chilis and lover, ne lies in the hones and muscles, and may induce dangerous maladies. I hit Rleetrie Hit tors never fail to destroy them and cure malarial troubles. They will surely prevent typhoid. "We tried many remedies for Mala ria and stomach and liver troubles" writes John Charleston of IJyesville* < > . hut-never fom.d anyt hi n^f as m>od is Rleetrie I itters. Try them. Only ."?() cents Dr. R. Norton jjuarateos sa t isfaet ion. o? Mrs. Rosin Dimmery of the Did eon community died on April 7th. in the 19th year of her af/o. . Many mourn her dep irlure. A Nearly Fatal Punawuy. Started a horrible ulcer on the le?.{ ' of J. D. Order RranU'iin Drove, 111. which defied doctor's and all remedy for four years. Then Duekliu's Arnica Salve cured him Just as j^ood for boils, ' urns, IJruisos. cuts corns scalds skin erupt lorn, and Piles. 2a cents at Dr. R. Nortons druo store. I. L hep of the Hand section in v?tes his* friends t<? a 1 r??? rolling on Wednesday M:i,y the 1 fth. -,???Wields a Sharp Ax. Millions marvel at the multitude of maladies cut oil' by Dr. Kin#s New Life Dills ?the most distressin# too. Stomach. Liver and Dowel troubles, Dyspepsia, Loss of Apr petite, Jaundice. Diliousness Dovor Malaria all fall bLfore those wonder workers 25c. at Dr 10. Norton's dru# store. II. D. Watts of U.iyboro paid this office a pleasantcall last Monday. - ? 4 ? ? It is easy to temporarily check a 1 eou#h with the ordinary opiate cures ( Mil w III* I i It IS l<> lil3 tlllTll, uio root , of t he troublo ousted, one must hu\ ? Ramon's Kn^lish Gondii Syrup, tljo old reliable. Just think of it! A positive cure for only 2o cents, VV. J. Hendricks of Haskell was j in to see us last Monday. ivlrs. S. 10. I lamina.-k, ol Ham \ mack, Ky., writes: "With pleasure I I ivc.tfn ncnd Ramon's Liver Hills t and Tonic Pellets. I have used ' them myself for several years, and can testify as to their efficiency in y sick headache and other troubles pe culiar to our sex." The entire treatment for only 25c. iTTS JEga Cures Cliolera-Infantum, BMlBiH Diarrhoea, Dysentery, ana ' | fl ! ulW the Bowel Troubles of t Children of Any Age. Aids Digestion, Regulates f DWVIfwlVW the Bowels, Strengthens at nru?<r<cte lhe and Makes ' at VTHgglSlS, TEETHING EASY. I. MOFFKTT. M. D.f ST. LOUIS. MO. ' ur family t>hjalclan In Charleston to me TKI'.TIIINA ( rerantira of co'.lc an.I to warm ami sweeten theatomach. , en found tobaio vary benefloial and so free from dangers ipt. that wa have coma to regard it, kf'.or use with three In the home and until tha toothing troubles are over, and of tha horrid (tuff that an many people u a to keep their itiagvr Daily Times and Weekly Tltr.e?-Me??anger.) ( _ HEADQU, (1 We take this method of in'ormiuj rs llicon, Ltml, Flour, jjrit s ('crn. ry lino, wliolosul ami retail. IIA It I) W A It K. Lonowall, I Joy Dixit* ami <!< loos, Shovels. l'iteli Forks, ami ovoi ?y Fanners. Carpenters ami Median FURNITURE. OF ALL jiiP FURNI In Fundiare wo liavo Hod lh>om llodstouds, Chairs, straight and Loo S110MS, SHOES. In Shoes our uno consists of inn lo t lie newest dross Slioe. Men. Won (JiOTIIINU, We have a lar^e slocU of Mon's Youth's % I at, very attractive prices. IHtHSStiOOItS, Our l)iy floods Department is u before, and comprises all the newes' Notions, Notions, Laces, Kmbroideries ami all the dies. We can mention only a few lines that we have everything to he fount incut Store. We will add that we i maeU, .Mowers, Ueupers and Kinder.' also all the different parts extra for to buy one of these uia hines tohar 111 I cc iajjflBSfwr- Hsj2*?i*ar'1-jvMeaED<?xeia*cHaBie8 GRAND rtcaicrs W B Lo> B We suIk it your visits to our stoi of t'V? i \ article k??j>t in mi up lo dut DBPARTMH Our counters and shelves uiv lad (|utility ami style, and simply sparkle Wo have a well selected stock of Dry Goods, Groc< Clothing and Far l>ig values and small profit*, tha cx.iniihe, It. connection with our Parties s< nt to at I points on short nc Dusenbt T0DDV1L Summons, s'l'ATK OFSOITII (,'AUOMNA, / County of I lorry. ) /.r i.1 % i wi i luimir^ l'? titlon to have proceeds of H??nl lvstate I aid over to Administrator. Kx Parte, Conway Ihirrain House fa :orporation.) r? all and Singular tin* 11< irs at Law of A. \j. Peiidergrnsa. deceased. You are hereby required to app ir a t ho Court of Probata to he holdon at, my fllce in the Court I louse, for Horry ,'ounty, on the Tub day of June. A. I). 1 11052 o show cause, if any you can, why the >roeeeds of tin- sale of the real estate of >,L Pendergrass, deceased, sold by rue, ihould not be paid over to IJenry II. iVnodwnrd. administrator of the said A. /. Pi nderg.nss, ty be'applied by him to lie payment of the debts of the said A. L. Vndergrass. (liven under my Hand and Seal, this Itb .lay of April A. I>, 11HM. \V M. K. 11 Allow II K, Probate Judge of llorry County. Administrator's Sale. Under and by virtue of an order < f the IVobate Court of llorry Co., [ will offer for sale ut public outcry o tl o highest bidders for cash, heore the (onrt liou.se door at Conway v C . on Saturday, the 10th day of day P.MJ: all th personal property >f K. fi llodges. deceased, eonsistng 'of eight he al of inulcs, in first dn.,s condition; Umber curls and wagons; harness and log glaring; tt;d other articles. Terms of sale cash, upon delivery af articles purchased. J K. CobKS ARTERS I K the public that wo 111*0 I leadquartMolassos.and overt hintf injtlio '/roc L'orjpa liaekot I 'lows and cast ings, r v t li i !??* in the I lard ware lino need.d ION., KINDS OF TURE Sails, K\tra llureau 's W'asli Stand, kers for bio folks and little folks. iiv ^styles from ilio heaviest llrnoan ion and Children can o?'l suited licrc. I mil lloys Clothing 101*0 at t ract ivo I his season than ever Kubricks in Ladies Dress (Sends. (ialore. beautiful things that please the la, that we cany, Init will assure yon I in a modern and op to date Depart ire agents for the celebrated McCor>, and will have a ear load in soon, repair. You cannot do better than vest your oats and hay this season II aw. SPRING JING! *e when looking for the ne.vest lints 0 NT STORE. len will) the smartest tiling in both ii'ies, Shoes, Hats m Supplies. t It'll I lie litl*' ina nutshell. (lull and l>iisi 11 ess we run a first-class livery, it ice at reasonable rates. iry 6c CO. LR, S, C. W. K. PORT Kit, FEED SHE, LIVERY & EXCHANGE STABLES OKAI.KIt IN Horses, Mules, IJu?^i^ies, Wagons, Harness, Unad Carls and \Vlii|>s, My livery is no-to date Kino turnouts furnished at short notice at rensonablo rates. Now Rui/bIp* Now Morses, Now Hacks Ete. Call on mo when in need of anyj tiling in my lino. NOTICE. The undersigned having been duly appointed Snporvisor of Registration for the town of Conway, books for the roiri strut ion of the ?|unlified voters >f said town, will bo opeir from ApriI 1st until .h.! v 1st liHVJ, at the oflice of the undersigned. (i. Fred Stalvey, J Who has the Nicest ?1ine OF Sprintr <?ooi!s I'll IS SKA SOX? A MMWOI'. Spiv?iy Mercantile Co Largest and most complete cstab UsLmcnt South.i , (ieo. S. Hacker 6c Son} 4 Manufacturers ofi doors,sash, rlinds, mould1 1X0 AND 1JUILDIN0 ; M AT IS RIAL. CHARLESTON, S. C. 544- 548 King Street. SIMVLY & COLLINS CO, Fire Insuranc Bicycles. D. A.SPIVHY, M.W.COLLINS DrAol/lnnf dJ ?a . . ...nuvni! avki cmry Office In linnk Uulldinu Dcntnl Notice. DR. YV? K. McCORD, SURGEON DENTIST. Conway, - - S. CJH>" Sim \ kv I{ui mono. I'iiiicy (iroceries Call al llyman's correr Grocery for the following, at rock bottom prl cos: Deans, canned and dried, Shrimp, Cocoa. Clioco'.ate, Crackers of all kinds, Yeast and yeast foam, dotted Mam and Tongue, Chipped and Canned Meef, Prepared Buckwheat, I'ixtracts of all kinds, Green and prepared ColTee, 'Macaroni, Jellyker, Milk. Vitos, Grape Nuts, Postum Codec, Saratoga Chips, Codfish, Popper and Spices of all kinds. Pick les, Sweet and Sour, Worcester, Tomato and Pepper Sauce, Olives, Salad drefine, Preserves. Canned Tomatoes, Apricots canned and dried, Peaches dried and canned, Apples. Drv and nrenared Mnsta*#! Can Chowder, Corn, Tomatoes, IVas, Okraand Tomatoes, Macker al, Salmon, Pears, Pineapples. Ap pies. Oysters, Tripe, Oatmeal, Sour Is rout. It. T. IIYM AN, MARKETS. CJ EOUOETOWN. I Now'Virgin 3.50 Yellow dip 2.26 Scrape ... 1.25 Spirits turpentine H Rosin, Common 1 10 W I I.M 1 NUTON. Spirits turpentine steady. Machine 'mrrels 42i country oal 34 Rosin 115 Tar firm at . . $1.25 Crude Turoentino. Hard #1 In Dip$2.r>0: Virgin 12 C?0 COTTON. Ord i nary ' cts ^ lb. Good Ohlinary. .. -S 1 [iOW Middling H; Middling 01 " Good Middling 0 5-10 " Corn 76(q}80 Hams ri(rt}15 Shoulders 10($12 Chickens 20 to 30 Turkeys pov lb (live) 10 11 Kggs IS Cow IVas 60c. per bush rcanuis <0c 4 4 4 4 11! You can get your Photos at 0usque's any day. You can hav [enlarging of any kind done.