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< ryu f^lwie Horry Herald ""^ttbrs local and^thf^ ; 1 wise; ( ICorDjOats und bay at Spivey's. 8e^S "lcut u"^ ^art* lo? 1 m.s to let, apply to lie v. C. E. , K. Watrous expects to return to ji* the North In a short time. I Kev. W. T. GoWHnoh of tiayborn 1 ' was in town on last Monday. ( Mrs. J. I. Ward visited her par- i ents near Nixonville last weeU. Mrs. H. L. Creccy is visiting at t her former home at Edenton, N. C. Geo. *L. Marsh spent SufrMv < friends aud relatives iu^hwWnliAv^ \i G. H. Dusenbury J town is hero on a visit to his parents '* t The Spivey beauty flour is the best I have had in years. J. T. Todd. ( J. A. Lewis attended religious ser- j vices at Paw ley Swamp last Sunday. > -d ft Not something lor nothing, but a l lot for a little, at Jones'. t v A series of meetings are running this week at Tilly Swamp near Nixonvllle. and Mrs, A. T. Collins are 1 ' occupying a cottage dow n at Myr 1 tie Peach, c i The public school at Cedar Grove u was opened last Monday by Mist Leila Luseubury. d The Hon. U. H. Scarborough, 1, last week visited Florence and oth- f cr~points on business f Splvey's Fall goods art/ uuming yp fie will treat yon ''T'" 'MfltiiW'f } you may want. *^/y y ^ZM, Another excursion from Conway ^ to- Wilmington, N. C., will be run about the 1 tith of August. While fishing in the Fee Dee last week, ?Vin. Herring caught a Jer- c man earp weighing seven ppundk. S Prints, Dress Coods and 4?4 j. Jj?JSieoting at prices that will make ^ ou smile at S. T Sessions's. [ Corn crops are still suffering from ^ the dry weather in some sections. .v Cotton crops arc reported as doing well. \ ?^Trunks and Satchels of all kinds, vVv fr&ma eents wood trunk to a $f>, * * Saratogo, at S. T. Sessions's. 0 J^wFhe. ditch whieh was.laid/out^a- 1 ^^^j^^^4th ay.<tumc. orfcn/TUPm ^ H Hheing put ili ii iV correspondent reports that it is y I >' dry in the Lake Swamp section, V H that tobacco crops are good, n iM i4. uranam nas a tobacco leaf v Hich measures 3(1 inches in length. At a meeting of the stockholders Conway Bargain Hojse last Kursday, the subscriptions to the Ipital stock of the corporation were Breased from $.">,000 to $10,000. B n )on't forget that S. T. Sessions ^ Bthcv largest and best selected r ockpf shoes in Horry county. a Briie U. S. Civil Service Commis- " Bn will hold examinations, during u ptember and October, in several . -tBtces in each state to secure young Ben and women for the government n Brvice. Wo otfer at private sale all our f To|**3hhold goods and farming uten- a sills for the-next two weeks, (iood I onfe horse-wagon for $10, and other s Iltye bargains.E. Watrous. )j Superintendent Richardson de- t jsires us to state that after this week, ^ |he will be in his office for the trans- I [action of business, on Saturdays in- t Istead of Mondays. He will try to \, Pget out the appropriation this year (j by August 1st. r The Sumter Military Academy J mnd Sumter Female Seminary are v l>oth offering free scholarships to gu<-h county valued at $40. 1 f any ^Buld avail themselves of this op iBrtunity, address W. L. Richard s, A, Supt. of Education. \ a?Dr. W. E. MeCord was the lucky IBe in the turtle egg hunt lust Mon IBy evening at Myrtle Beach. He gBund a nest with 01 eggs. It has ^hen suggested that more adverti Bug be done next time, so that more WirAW. will come out. Look out H>n>} i moon in August. i M Rftnlh a-iic \ n fntun l.ic ?* MO U WTTI1 l(ISl r I I" /vith a loud of very tine waterns, and left one ut our office |p Bw ,h weighec^/19 pounds, the equal ny melon we have sm?n or heard $ ||||||Bo this year. Mr. Tlooth stuthat'there hud been good sea IffisllB- S~lirhis section recently. SlBBI&i v g$?W he foundation for tho new livery ||||||Mtable8 A A. W. Jenkins & Son d laid last week*by H. P. Little, ^ contractor. The new buildingj t 1 Is going up to the right of ttie site of i jaBS^yhe old one, the corner being re Si ^BaWserved, we suppose, for a futareV " lii^Bstore buildi ng. ' 1< ||||gB A competitive examination for a HwRfcVfree scholarship b? King's 'Mountain 11 BWHHMilitarJ/J.Vcadeiny,' Yorkvillo. S. 0., 4 B Bwill be hidd jt,t. h*i irciM ? on August | B'Uh. Therxunii-iiuiion is open to the (| |?a|K;joy8 o|ltiie,Sixtfh District and is a Weli^w^u tii win'.ing. For injj^fflB/orinatioiV.wUlress .tjp; Hon. It. II. a I Bbcarboroj(gl> - A ouiot.eyuwrsldif'Will leave Con | BWHway tot* (Georgetown. Saturday Aug. HnfiBghd, 1002, ?ut o o.'eio.'.k sharp. All 11 I Bare invited to bo with us on that day. 4 fl B&pecial attention will be shown t? HH^Blaatas and children. Only 50 cents ggBBfor round trip, 25 cents for children BMW under 12 years of age. ( B B pooptr, Hux. Floyd and Spivey, fl Manager! km* Miss Maud Mayo is visitingCTtr Savage, S. C. "Say John, where did you get dat mill ' "1 ?got it from Toddville, ' "Why so?" "Because Du senbury & Co., sells clothing, shoes ai d dry ^yods cheaper than any firm in the county." The boohs for the enrolment of the Confederate veterans of the county have oeen received at the ollice of the Wl*k of Court. The township enrollment committees are urged to eall for these books at once, so that the enrollment may commence at snce in every township and neigh tiorhood. Judge Jos T. Walsh left last week for Brooklyn N. Y.,where he will nter a hospital for treatment, lie has been suffering from a trou jlu in Ins right foot for some time md his physician advised that one of .lie toes be amputated, tie hopes to >e able to return to his law ollice in he Fall. Shoes! ShdtTTT! Shoes! .lust receivxLutiUh pajy. Dusonbury it Co , are atlLing m^c shoes and better shoes .hah their competitors. In this issue appears the notice of ho election to decide the question if a new court house and jail for the ounty. Two fuels should be borne u mind by those who are consider ng whether they will vote for it or iot, and th?' two facts are these: st. The county needs these new ifuijdings?the grand jury has rec mimended it for years. 2nd. If it >e declch d to erect theae buildings, he tax levied 10 pay the cost of hem will be bu; one mill on the lollar of taxable property an addi foil of only a few cents to the tax ..fit ? 1 ui u?e sina11 tax pay*1!', so small ndccd that ho will hardly know my thing has boon added Wanted, ?Scrap iron of every loscription and old machinery. Any :ind of fire wrecks or stocks. Write or particulars. Address J. It. Garunkcl, Columbia, S. C. Dusenbjjry & Co., haye about f>0 dress straw hats which they >tTor -t^o the public, regardless of ).rbfi t. S Youthful Thieves. Two colored boys, apparently not >ver 12 < r 14 years of age,. stole a ail boat in Georgetown'- last week, ,nd were on their way to parts un nown, when Capt. U. G. Dusen?ury, of the Burroughs, ran up with hem on his trip up last Friday. Japt. Dick towed tin; boat to Cotivay and the youthful crimnals were odged in jail. Says Conway Is'O. K. Editor Herald: ?Conway is one ( the best tobacco markets in Easern South Carolina. I saw tobaco sell this week at Horry Warehouse for $G.50-per hundred that 1 Hive seen sold at Oxford, N. C., for fjc. to $ 1.2f> per hundred. Bring wmjtobacco to CTmway and be con inced that wc have a ttrst-clasc uarket. Remember your presence 'ill help to make-it. a 1 otter one. J.vJ. Ward, With Conway Supply Co. Watermelon Party. " Only those who have enjoyed the generous hospitality of Mr. James loore and family, on the Cool Spring oad, can appreciate the pleasure of visit there, on the evening of Satrday, Jidy 10th. The occasion was , watermelon party. In the shade of a large tree on the awn was a table loaded with melns, not in stingy segments, or in neasured .slices, but melons in lalvcs, one-or more to each guest. Vnd such melons! large, extra large, nd larger still, oblong and round, lain green rinds and striped black eeded and white, but all crimson learted and richly lucious and sweet. Micro was no stint, or limit to aayhing except a physical ability to [ratify the demands of the appetite, t was one of the occasions when here was no eleventh hour, as the Lite arrivals fared as well as those irst in the field. The enjoyment, o. the bountiful re >ast was only exceeded by the Measure arising from the cordial welcome and the genial warm-heart* dness of the host and hostess. On leaving each guest carried as a ouvenier a melon for his Sunday linner. As a toast, "The Moore's! Jay they live long and prosper." Notice of Election. Jubmitting to the Qualified Voters of Horry County^ the Hi 1 pcflnn r\f *j L#UUU?II>; ci New Court House and Jail for Said County. IT vTK OF SOUTH CAUOL1NA, \ County of Horry. ) Notice Is hereby given that an election uWTbo held at the several precincts estubfsliid IJy law in Horry County on Tuola/ IhL lillth day of August,for the lurpoJe of determining yfeJnuestlon of l>iyfse lyid Jail lor fiift; InrsaiV rVwoourt House nd shall vote "tfourt House and Jail, Yes" those voti^j aga nst said court louse and Jail shajf vota "Court House nd J ?il, No." / I'olls at each vfllitg precinct will b.* |iened at 7 o'clocR a. in , add t losed at o'clock p. iii. Tlie ballot boxes at tie* precinct* must I- so lot ated a- to be in vie v ol persons illtside the polling place nun.^ t!o- tune i. the election. lint i.nc voter iiiil t t>r allowed lo enter nv voting pi n e at i lime ami no one ex ej.'t the manager*! iuiui o alJo.vetl ! ? peak lo the \ott r wide it the voting I tee carting Ir.s v.its. .*v . One nf the M iiiagfr. at em II preciia i lltiht t ail a|ton (lie '.Ifitlersiglied lioartl <>l /' lyllllssi ucr?. II. CollWa) , S, t l'e eive bill ot IxtXi it,|niil .l?l? and tlis'iue. ions and to tie <| ia-ilteil. (Sioskd,) tf. H. Duscnuury, K, C. Harris, Joininissloiiers ot Kleetion lor new Court louse and Jail. '--^4--MOT I . ^? > A ML J! ^yfntermelons are Plentiful. ^As a general rule llorrv county cannot be beat on raising line n.el ons. Notwithstanding the dry weather, this year's crop is as linej as the average. They have been coming ir. to town now for several weeks past. A tine lot comes in by train every day or two, and they are brought in by cartloads almost daily. And most of them are line melons, some of them are as line as yen over saw. There will be a picnic at McQueens bridge cn Lake Swamp on Saturday, Aug. 9th, next. All are invited to be present with wcll-lilled baskets, a.id all the candidates arc invited to attend and make speeches. It is Highly Recommended. Calabash. 1 \ ()., N. e. This is to certify that I 've been sulTering with piles ?*or la years, tried all remedies could hear of and found no cure until I used Nielson's I'ile Cure, which has completely [cured me and I would advise all who sutler with the dreaded disease to use the same. It is now eighteen months since 1 was cured and have | never had any trouble since. Capt. Kiiank .Ii'stick, l\ M. Calabash, N. c. L)i*. A. C. Nielsen, Dear Sir: I J certify that I have been atllicted with rheumatism and Kidney trouhle, and [ when you cnine to me could not raise my head in bed. Neither could I walk a step, and now. today. ! have! ..... 1 * -. : i i ..(inw-ii w u 11 h-> a i ii i loci Ik* I tor with! kidney trouble than in .some time. My mot liei* was all lie led with lieu ralgia and catarrh and since she look your treatment she is well. Yours truly' < .1 . It. (1 ckoanuh, Vineland, N. c. < Wilmington. N. C., March-1, lfMll. To Whom it May ('iinecnr I i he undersigned do hereby certify that my wife has been sulTering with female troubles for years until she used Professor Nielson's fc? male treatment which has complete ly cured her. It is now ten months since she was cured and has never had any I rouble sii.ee. A. L. Pitinof.n, J. P. Pender County, N ."*< . ! hereby certify that 1 have been a sulTcrer for years with female dineases, and used doctor's and other recommended remedies, but to no relief until 1 tried Nielsen's Pent ale Cure, which has completely restored me to health and vigor, and pre served mo from painful, and perhaps fatal, surgical operation. \i * 'i KM. J. U. ISOSKIIAM. Wright St. bet 2nd and ilrd, Wilmington, N. C. Prof. Nielsen remedies are sold by J tt. Nicholas, Mrs. James IT. Marsh, Conway; Mrs. Win. Spivey, Gideon, S. c. SHOES. We have shoes of all styles and prices to close out at rock bottom orice. We have Dry Goods, Notions, Boots, Shoes. Mats, caps, clothing and Groceries, at prices never before heard of. We have moved our stock of jjoods 1 from the Murrell Building opposite the jail to the store on corner of Main Street and 4th Avenue, opposite Bank, where we will be pleased to meet our friends and customers. Sessions & Son, ; Opposite the Bank i I i S. T. Sessions ; Is to the front at his old stand 1 with one of the largest and most ' complete line of General Mer- j ehandise to be found in Horry County Ladies Dress. ! I In ladies dress, we have a complete line of the latest and new est styles. You may get a dress for 40c. or for $5.00. Our , counters arc piled with nic"b . Woolen Cashmers, Zerphers, i ?t ...wlo.wl i> -IJ t^vuuuui v? at I \J* X lillUSt | 4 | 4 Sheetings, &c., too numerous to mention. . i Shoes. Well, wo always lead in this line and now we are able tc give i better bargains than ever, as we have them by the hundreds. Thanking the country people for their very liberal patronage, and asking you all to make my store your headquarters, 1 am yours t- uly, I S. T. SESSIONS. 7 10 1002* 1 11 , , I Need More Help. < )ften 1 he overtaxed orgahs of di gestionery out for help l>y d\xpnp,- !' siu's pains. Nniisin. Iby.zinrss. Head-! uehes. liver i oinplainis Powell do j, orders. Su'h troubles call for prnmp4 u?e of l)i . Kings New Life I I'ill They are yntle. t'-or ouph and guaniriiei'd to cure. 2.*>? at I'l. ) Norton > drug -tore. k\>\? >ihi n| v. h ;vig -CpJUlOi o. ?ootq?j, OUfUin^OUlO^y 0A|)EXti ) auiiiuuS oii$ jo x.x] .ci.).\.) uo it. Ajr.,:av iic I ?> Two to\TM lobs will bo ?| tuxes on next. Saiexdny. Stops The Cough And Works oft The Cold. Laxative Hromo-Qu nine Tablet; cure a cold in one day No cure, n< pay. I'rice 2">centsJ. I. Ward spent Sunday in tin country. tH To Cure A'Cold In One Day Take Laxative llromo Quinine Tab let.s. All druooists refund the inon Cy if it fails to cure. K. W, drove'i signature is on each box. 25e. ?*?? W. J. Kil^'e of the Hand seetun was in town last Thursday The llest Prescription For M.it.i hi Chills and lever is a tiott leof drove': Tasteless Clcd Tonic. It is simply ir on and i|Uinine is a tasteless form. Nt cure, no pay. I'rice ah cents. Keep up the Ouildiue doom Von Know What Von Arc Taking When \ on take drove's Tasteless Chill Tonic because I la; formula u plainly printed oil every but 1 le show ino that it is simply Iron and Qui nine in tasteless form No euro J. W. Koberls of .Ionianvide pait us a pleasant call one (lay last week It is easy to temporarily check ; with I he ordinary opiate cure* lail wIn1 ii it is to l>o curoil, tho roo! of i ho t roubl*' ousted, one must haw Hamuli's English Coiij^h Syrup, tin old reliable. .1 list lliinU of it! A pos itive cure Tor only 2."? oonts. Wati'li tlio county campaign up point i non Is. Mrs. S. K. I lamina.*k, ol Hairrf maok, Ivy., writes: ''With pleasina I recommend Itamon s Liver Piff? and Tonio Pellets. I have usee tlieui myself for several years, a lit can testify as to their efficiency ii sick-headache and other troubles pe culiar to our sex." The cntin treatment for only 2.">c. A new residence is j^oin^ up foi W. E. Porter. Saves a Woman's Life. To have ^iucn up would havt meant death for Mrs Loins Craoo o Dorchester Mass. l-'or years she Inn endured untold misery from seven lun# trouble and obstinate eou^h Often she writes "1 could seareeb breathe and sometimes could no speak. All doctors and remedies fai ed till I used Dr. King's New I)is covcry for consumption and wai completely cured. Sufferers fron coughs, colds, throat and luno trou ble need this tfrand remedy for i never disappoints, cure is ^uaran teed by Dr. E. Norton. Price r?0< and $1.00, Trial bottles free. -There was evidently a good laii in portions of the lower part of the P/Uinl w nn \ I -1 uu..wvj *?n mm " miuiiy cvonin^, Oil ly :i few drops fell at Conway. Pont Poll To Try (This. Whenever a fair trial is given t< Electric Hitters for any trouble it ic recommended, a permanent core will surely ho effected. It never fails to tone the stomoch regulate tin kidneys and bowels, stimulate the liver, invsgoratc the nerves and purify the'blood. Its a wonderful tonic for run down systems. Electric Bitters positively cures Kidney and liv 51* troubles,Stomach disorders, Ner vousness, Sleepnessness, fthcuma tistu, Neuralgia, and expels Malara, Satisfaction guaranteed by1 Dr. E. Norton. A row on Main Street was nar rowly averted last Saturday night by the opportune appearance of the town marshall. If a Man Lie to You, And say some other salve, ointment, lotion, oil or alleged healer is is good as Bucklen's Arnica Salve, tell him thirty years of marvelous aires of Piles, Burns. Boils, 'Corns, Helens, TJIceas, cuts, Scalds, Bruise ind skin diseases prove iis the best md cnepest. 25c at Dr, E. Norton,s Irug store. Sheriff's Sale, STATE OK SOI "TI I C.iKOblNA, i County of Horry. \ State of South Carolina, vs. Estate of W. I). Porter (Sold .o. 'I iixi s.) I will sell before tin* Court II nee door ii Conwnv. S. ('. during le^ul sale boms lu> following real o if ate to wit; One certain tr..ct or puuH-l ->f land sit irate in Siii>pson Ore# k township, Horry ['oiinty, Sohth Car line, ai d contninitiy Fifty oi.e (*>1) lu res iik ic 01 I -s, bounded isti'lioAs: Must by lien llli dc and Mill iKek Canal, >oieh by i -1 Car , ^ est 1>3 pie is Porter, North by [>. I), ox. Abo T\\ o lots in tin* to \ n o! ( w y. know n in pint i I said town as In'.*- >n'?. S-< and Sll, l-ouiub (I Ka-t iiy bill) >1 i-.-i, Mist b\ \. M. b. I'aiiNo'.ah i y-rlli \ none, t tin* i uit o! I in* M te U i t .\i s is. .i ski ?*rifT I s?-ri3 ('mint;-'. J u'.\ I (Mi \Wi. Pinal Discharge. 'I I > i-in r i_ m (I ? <t i ii?i M il ? i f 11 ? I *i:.T ! . I'? ?iil' ^! s-. li' |?|?i\ t II ii \\ h lltrlwl k I' ? .!r.?|rf-? !oi !l? ny ('<? htv. ' .'Is!i'n\ \ I ; I < ' m*, In;- i li 11.>.1 '1 .M'lrt i ii? i?'i m ni t.' i r i?l >i ! '"il.it I!. U, \\'o< (Iwtiril. 7 -VI . ?' uvitil^HM^HHHHjHBH 2 Stonewall, Hoy Hoos, Shovels. Pitch PorksjM Jf? by Fanners, Carpenters and Moe^B FURNITURE. In Furniture we have lied Itoom Suits, Kxtra lhirmr|M I h'd.stt'ads, Chair-. \ iv -lit and I e >< k.t-. hn* bi;f 1 i 111 ' SIIOKS. SMOKS In Shoes our line consists of many '-Ivies from the heaviest Itro^au "* to tlie newest dre?-s Shoe. Men. W'oineu and (children run '/et suited here ' t'LOTIMNth we li t ve a la i < e.K <?' Men's 4 - w * r ? ' * * ?? and Hoys ClolSiiim I , ill ver y :\ I 1 ? ;?* I i \ e price, HltHSX UOOHS. t Our I >i \ < : >.?ls Department is more at tractive this season than cvei before, au<l comprises all the ii.'ivis1 Kabricks in bailies Dress floods. Notions, Notions, (ialore"i& rI races, Kinbroidcries ami all I lie beaut i fu 1 things that please the la dies. we < an mention only a few linos tlia'. we, cany, but will assure yoi that we <have everything to be found in a modern and up to date Depart *j|nent Store. We will add that wo are agents for the celebrated i McC-orinick Mowers, Reapers ami Hinders. : p' ~ ?~??-1 " f'fi, ^ (.1 t \[C '/v ^--h'; 1 . ' ; ^ -'I.-.:, . - Also all the different parts extra for repair. You cannot do bettor tlian ' to buy one of those machines to harvest your oats and hay this season DBS IIUI8 HI! : Farmers Tobacco I Warehouse. GortWciy, 3. G. t I will have my OPENING SALE ON JULY 23r<l. Sales every day ihereafter except Sunday. ?31 wish to say to the tobacco formers of I lorry county that I have rented this warehouse for the season. No one else has any thin# to do with the business. I nmeoitijr to run it myself, unconnected with any | body, and I will see that the farmers ?^et the top of the market for their tobacco, lirino me a load and try me. Yours very truly, Oscar l'^.Tl lorn ton. 7?17 ?11102. HEADQUARTERS n nn m an mt TODDVILLE EMPORIUM. We eel '.lie pan* and < il the go xls. Oi ho * arc uri>i>zril at our sucoa's, but the at'cre! is ith us. VYe Kitreh >('e otr ffoo<ls at I'AlttlAl v< i?-i ..n 0 .... , unww wnr einmimorn tlx* DISCOUNTS, Call and examine oar stoe!< of SIIOKS. DltV (JOODS. 01/ >Tl I I Xf 1. and (1 Ii()C Kl 11 Ms. In fart, we keen anything wanted in a yenem! merchandise line. Come and le u n the above facts hy exp adence as others have done to their inateri il benefit. D11 sen b u r y 6c CO. f / TODD VILLI;, S. C. GOOD PRINTING. It ."<V; . omething. r \Vi)e" We s:t V Wl'.tlt A ' ' lltilljjfll Hit tills "-nill'l fOV W0 |iPOVC f it by Iheworx and ve ?. , e\ i e i i yd ut'.cr work In-re for le>? * uioney t han !i?\v < one e. i ice ? . New Type, Tine Stationery. y I 1/ i HI |(ioo. S. Ilacl^^ I .- J* ^B| - rp? ^ I J I : S I Miiiiiil.u l ur.-i'N of' I I)()(> 1 iS, S.\ SI i liUNDS, M0LL1) I. iNi; AND IK' 11 jDIXCJ I g.M ATKItlAI . ' I CHARLESTON, S.X. I 544- 548 King Street. I SPIVLY <5c COLLINS CO. I Lire Insunmc .'Bicycles. I). A. SPIVI-Y, M. w. C01.I.INS President, Secretory Office In Drink liulldlnu Denial Notice. DR. W. U. McCORI), SUKOHON DENTIST Conway, - - S. C. SIMvKv I5I<IU>IN<I. Fancy Uroceries. Call at llyman's corner CJroeerv J for tin* following, at. rock bottom pri[ cok: I leans, canned and dried, Shrimp, Cocoa, chocolate, Crackers of all kinds, Yeast and yeast foam, Pot tod Nam and Tongue, Chipped and Canned Neef, J1 re pa red 1 luck wheat, Extracts of all kinds, (Jreen and pre pared colTee, ?Macaroni, Jellykcr, Milk, Vitos, Crape Nuts, Postum colVee, Saratoga Chips, 'codfish, Pepper and Spices of all kinds. Pick los, Sweet and Sour, Worcester, To mato and* Popper Sauce, Olives, Salad dressing, Preserves, Canned Tomatoes, Apricots canned and dried, Peaches dried and canned, Apples, Dry and prepared Mustard, Can Chowder, Corn, Tomatoes, Peas, Okra and Tomatoes, Macker al, Salmon, Pears, Pineapples. Ap| pies, Oysters, Tripe, Oatmeal. Sour Krout. II. T. HY.HAN, MARKETS. (i KOHOKTOWN. New Virgin 2.50 Vol low dip 2.25 Scrape ... !.50 Spirits turpentine 15) Rosin, common 1 10 Wll.M INOTON. Si irits Turi>entino steady. Mirchiiu barrels 4t country on I Rosin 1 to Tar (inn at . . $1.50 ('rule Turpentine. Hard .*1 10 I Dip ?2 5ii; Virgin ?2 OH CO'l TON. | Ordinary 1 " 8 HsV lb , fJood Ordinary . i , 4 4 4 4 j Low Middling .'{si 4 il | Mi< id lino . { 44 j (loixi .Nliddliiiy 110 j I oi u . . . S2(?i 82 Hams. .. ... .. l'.(a 11 1 Shou''Um : . . . 10v" S 2 t I -; v inn ens . . . . . I'.IM? ? , TiirKf.v.s ]h . *l> \ i ... ....! ? 1 t u\V IV.-s l\ pPV I 'i a i w; Oc " " I # . YMt BEST * ? mi. i j buy lilt' IllOit of. That's, Why Uoml's Sarsiijmriiln h...? ; t * !? OF AI L MEDICINES