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XX. ; FROM OUR NOTE BOOK.!, THINGS YOU KNOW ANI> THINGS YOU DON'T KNOW. Items or Interest Gathered Here and There. Some of Whleli is 1 i I'orsonal Others Ceneeriiin*: j Business and Soeial Invents \V 11 Hell was in town last Monday. , J J Dixon was in town one dav 1 recently. i II P Jo linson was in the ci ty one M day last week. E J Rolens was in the city one duv last \jppK. \V I) aiM J M Cox were both in 1 Conway last Friday. ? Win Edwards was in Conway on ! business last Friday, C \Y Booth was in town on business one day last week. T P Hammer was in town last I Monday between trains. The County Board of Equalisation ' was in session Tuesday. J C Hard wick was anions those i visiting the city last week. The new court house and jail are be^innintf to make a pretty show, A E Hardee of Dulah was in town one day recently on business. B J Sessions was away the first < of the week on oflicial business. J A Calhoun took a trip into the country last Thui sday evening. J T Haw ri more has moved 'rom Georgetown to Charleston, S. C. ( Henry Harris paid the Herald a pleasant visit one day last week, ! A new Estey organ has been placed in the Methodist church in this place. W F Smith of Dongola was among our friends in the city one day last week. J H Graham, of Adrian, paid the Herald a pleasant call one day last week. Clerk of Court YV L Mishoe went to Georgetown on business and returned last week. .1 E Bryan af Myrtle Beach, was among the business men visiting Conway lately. Magistrate W F Floyd of Floyds township spent some time in Conway last week. Miss Katie Fair Ogilvie, of Columbia, is visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs J \V Ogilvie. Mr Stevens of the tirir. of Stevens Bros, visited Conway on business one day recently, P II Sasser is tillim? the nosition of conductor on the Conway Cost & Western Railroad. T B Cooper of T B Cooper Company of Soeustee visited Con way lately on business. Miss Flora Oliver, of Socastee, is visiting Miss Bessie Rollinson a lew miles from the city. George Dickson one of the leading truckers of i tome wood colony, was on our streets one day recently. Faster and faster the pace *s set, By people ol action, vim and get, , So if at the finish you would he, taking llollister's RockvMountain Tea. Sold by Norton Drug Co. No effort so far as wo have heard has been made to have an election on the question of dispensary or no dipe nsary. The warm weather we have been having for several days has made the fruit trees and vegetation to put forth rapidly. K 11 Jenkins, formerly of this county, and rising young business man, has accepted a position with Jennings & Snioak at Orangeburg, S. C. N. N. Matt.hc,ws who resided here xj for most of lust, year engaged in curpenter's work, recently moved away to accept a position in North Carolina A Mr Cox, an employee in the timber works at. Allen, had his foot seriously cut. by an axe living <?fT the handle last Tuesday. l)r Norton dressed the wound. Marv?Dark circles under the eyes indicate a sluggish circulation, torpid liver and kidneys Exercise and Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea will make you well and beautiful. Hoc Tea or Tablets. Sold by Norton Drug Co. The Herald is glad to see so many fruit and truck growers' associations forming in the county for purposes of mutual protection and advantage in the shipping and handling of products. * J Morgam Verecn, who was' for( merly with Messrs Allsbrook llros., at Sanford. S C., has moved to Attapulgus, Ga., an:l accepted a very lucrative positou with M C Williams of that place. gill* Mr \Y T (ioldlinch has resigned his position with the Hurroughs & Collins Co., and has purchased an interest in the Kingston Furniture ( Co., and is now its manager. The town authorities will take steps to improve Main street near the old tarn table of the Atlantic Cost Line, so that the street will be >traightcncd and otherwise improved ' in appearance and conditions. Are you tired, fagged out, nervous, sleepless, feed mean, Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea strengthens the nerves, aids digestion, brings refreshing sleep, '{a Tea or Tablets. Sold %tf ?4 ?? i\ - n uui iuii 17I'llV O. The work on the now bridge vross Kingston Lake was some- ' what delayed lately by lack of ma- , ferial. About ten days wili see it completed, if materials arri ve ' oroinptlv. In the meantime entrance j into Conway from the east is had j aver the lJurroughs bridge. . The Herald has long since passed , the 2000 mark in circulation, the ligurcs being 2200. It is the leading paper in Horry county, and will en- 1 leavor to furnish its patrons during . 1007, tin? very best of State and j sounty news Send in your name now and delay no longer. J The Herald's force is busy putting the long subscription list into type I for use of a mailing machine. Many mi-takes may occur in setting up all those names, and we will appreciate it as a favor if you will notify us at nice of anv error in initials or other irregularity. i Judge John Holt, went to Georgetown last week having been subpoenaed there as a witness in a big land case. The attorneys wanted certain of tlx* old records in his ollice pertaning t.o the estate of the late Samuel Hell. The Judge returned the middle of the week, as the ease had been laid over to a later day. Subscribers at llruce are complain- I ing that, the bundle of Heralds for I 4I...A .1*1 . 1 biiuii i?iiii:e no 1101 arrive on time and i sometimes not tit all The bundles ' are sent out on time from this oflice < and the fault is in some of the post- | olliees along the route. We are s obliged to complain again. and we will report the matter to the depart- ' merit, unlss wo get bettor set vice i from now on. A hint should be sullicicnt it this matter. The rural free delivery routes , leading out of Loris have done away with several of the old post-oHices. All persons who have been gotting their mail at FinUlcu and atOershoni should now lie addressed at Thori*, S. C., It. F. I). No. 1. The people of that section are well pleased with the service thev are getting on these free deli very routes. Hon. I). D. llarrelson who is the carrier on route No. 1 handed us a list of all those who taUe the Herald on his route, and the list has been arranged so that he gels the Heralds all in one bundle ready to band out as becomes to the homes. Next Friday is the last day in which to pay State and county taxes without the penalty, after which conies weeping and wailing and gnashing of teeth by those who have let the day of grace slip by without having interviewed Treasurer McDermott. He is an accommodating ollicial but bis patience cndurcth not forever and bis forbearance must come to an end. The law so commands him and its mandates he must obey, no matter liowunpleasant the obeying may be to him personally. /VIt Olive. The, health of this community is generally good at this writing. Itev Moses Pridgon filled his reg-t ular appointment hero Saturday and Sunday and a large crowd attended the services. We have one of the most flourshing Sunday school's that has over been at Mt Olive and we are hoping that it will get better and better. The Herald is a welcome visitor in our home every Fridav. Hessie Phillips. Wc Sell Every Ttiinjr As preliminary to our great closoing out sale, which will be announced later, wc will place on sale tomorrow Friday and Saturday, March 15th and Kith, 100 Ladies and Misses Hats, 100 Ladies Skirts and Shirt Waist, at prices unheard of. Ladies $1.00 Hats 50c,$2.00 Hats*! 00,Id 00 only *150, *4 00 Hats *2 00, $5 00 Hats only *2.50.*0.00 hats only *11.00 Ladies *2.00 Tailor Made Skirts former prices *2.00 this sale onlvfl, *'1.00 Skirt, this' sale only *1 50, r.Sirl ins Sft-1 (111 fsl/irf. l.tio cnln ""I" . v ./!? ? W viu?j nnig Will v I $2 00 $.">.00,Skirt this sale only $2.50 ' $0 00 Skirt this sale only $d 00, Ladies Shirt Waist, at half price, All Rugs will be closed at cost, Dont fail to attend this preliminary sale, as you will get an inkling of what our groat closing cut. salo will be. This sale will be spot cash everybody cordialy invited, A car load of corn and oats. A car load of flour, A car of Rice, and a full line of groceries at wholesale prices, Con* woy Rarguln House. iiovt CONWAY, S. C., THU AN UNHAPPY MARRIAGE. RESULTS IN SENS A T I O N AT TIIOMASVILEEi OA . A EEW DAYS AOO. Mr Thomas Cox and .Miss Jessie Bourn Were M irri cd Here In Ecbruary By Magistrate Jenrclte as the Result of l.ejral Proceed* Iiiks Started By flic Woman. A Blow to l:atlier and Mother, who are l.cadinjt People of County. It appears by newspapers that Mr riiotnas J. Cox and Miss Jessie liourn, who were married hero on February 15th, as a result of lojjul >roceedinirs 'for seduction brought jy the woman, have parted in .Jeoroia and each <jone their separate a a vs. * % The matter created a sensation in the town at the time when Miss Jessie llourn appeared before Magistrate J. N. Jeurettc and swore out i warrant for seduction against Mr ox and constables were sent to arrest him. This was a short time before the February term of court, and the young man for reasons which were suflieient with his friends, refused to comply witii her request to marry her and end the proceedings. Finally, a few days before court, the couple were married at the board ing house of Mr S. C. Richardson. Very little was said in the newspapers about the matter at the time nut of tenderness, perhaps, for the father and mother of t he young man, Mr Joe Cox, the father being one of llorrv's leading citizens and his wife one of the best ladies of the and. It was a hard blow to them md they had the sympathy of all in the trouble that had befallen their nabv son. Asa result of the marriage the warrants were of course withdrawn, and no more was thought nf the matter until the following appeared in the Thomasville papers uul others, but we clip from the Daily Times Kuterprisc of Thomasville, Da. In its isc-ue of March 8th appeared the following IIKSKKTKI) WIFE. "A sad chapter from the seamy side of life, was unrolled to ihe gaze t)i I no curious at the Coast Line dopoo yesterday. It deals with lie travel, desertion and dark passions, while the picture is relieved bv the kind elpirity of Thomasville people, and the hope of a brighter future for a young woman. 'On Wednesday night a young couple giving their names as Thos. (-ox and wife of South Carolina arrived in Thomasville and went to the railroad hoarding house wherothey spent the night. On one of the early trains yesterday morning the man left, and the young woman was here alone and without funds. To bystanders whose attention was attracted by her tears she told a pitiful story. "She lived in a little South Carolina town, an orphan, and met the man several months ago. It was the old story of betrayal, ending in ?t reluctant marriage, on the fifteenth of February. The couple then started for Florida, where the man said he had iinployment in a saw mill. In Savannah he attempted to desert his sixteen year old wife, but she learned his intention and prevented It. ' In Thomasvillo ho s?oms to havo succeeded in his design, and the girl was loft alone and friendless. Charitable people took her in hand, and the secretary of the Y. M. C, A. raised enough money to send her to Macon. She will go there today in charge of Miss Annie Heath, deaconess of the Methodist church, and will enter the Door of Hope, where she will be cared for, and placed in the way of making an honest living. In the issue of Match8th appeared the following: "attempted suicide " "Mrs Thomas Cox, the sixteen year old girl, who was deserted by her husband here Thursday attempted to end her unhappy life by the laudanum route that night. A bottle of the drug was found in her possession and she admitted that she had p'anned to seek rest from trouble in the grave. 'Ihednur wio Jm.. ^ i? no titnuii away from hor. "Miss Heath and Miss Roberts look Mrs Cox to Macon yesterday, leaving on the 9:25 train. It was feared that she might do herself violence in her troubled state ol mind and both of these good ladies accompanied her to watch over her. The case is one of the saddest that Thomasville has ever known. These articles of course only present one side of the affair. for there are two sides to it as there is always to everything The younji man was literally forced to marry hor it seems oy reason of several warrants that had been issued in this case, and some of such ending o! the affair was expected by some. J C Sarvis of the Ruth section w?f in Conway one day last week, t p RSDAY, MARCH 14, 1907. DEATH OP COLORED WOMAN | Majrxric Little, a Kcsncclcd Ncjfro Woman. Pound Dead lit lied. Ma^io Little, an aired and respected noirro woman, was found dead in her bed at her home in Conway last Friday morning. There was no sijrn of foul play, but her people insisted upon an inquest, and in the absence of coroner II. II. Burroughs, magistrate .1. N. Jenrotte held an inquest over the remains. The following jury was summoned: 0, L. Marsh, Foreman; Marry Collins, I). 1*. Green, V. 1). Johnson, M. J. Grant, J. C. Bruton, jr., Jno. Holt, Arch Wilson, M. W. Cook, W. B. Woodward, Jos, Circuis and W. L. Houscnd. They listene d to the evidence of sevorel witnesses from which it appeared that the wo man sutVered from heart disease, and there was nothing to show any foul play in the case. Thev returned a verdict stating that she came to her death from natural causes. iicui ncs? v. 2111 vi 01 ne cured by local application, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only ono way to euro deafness, and that is by constitut ional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect liearI in?r. and when it is entirely closed Deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can bo takeu out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. We will i^ive One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by I lull 's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free. L<\ J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O. Sold by Drui^oist, 7f>e. Tak c Hall's Eamly Pills for constipation (iood News f'rom Joy. I. II. Allen was married to Miss Minnie E. Moore, the charming daughter of Mr and Mrs W. II. Moore. H. II. Allen, after a lonj? illness, .... i u : .i isit MI: ui" u|i E. S. Baker, jr., and W. B. Allen were callers at Pleasant Billon last Sunday. Farmers are preparing for another crop. W. U. Moore is erecting a fine dwelling house near his old one. New buildings are going up very rapidly in this community E. N. Baker and B. T. Baker, who have been attending Mt. Zion school, have returned home. I lev J. H. Baker filled his regular appointment at Oak Grove last Sunday. E.R.N. - ?^ ? ? IN OTIC 12 The members of Camp Buck (J. 0. V. are hereby requested to assemble at the court house in Conway, S. C., on Saturday the 23rd inst at 12 o'clock m. Each member is urged to bo be present, and all confederate veterans are respectfully invited, as the business to be transacted is important and of interest to all confederate veterans whether members of the cam])or not. By order of Conway, S. C., Jeremiah Smith, Mar -1th, 1!M)7 Commander ? i ? How to Remain Younir. To continue vounvj in health and strength, do as Mrs N P Rowan, of McDonou^h, (Ja., did. S^e says: "Three bottles of Electric fitters cured ine of chronic liver and stomach trouble, complicated with such an unhealthy condition of the blood my skin turned as red as flannel. I <im now practically 20 years younger than before I took lObctric Bitters. I can now do all my work with ease and assist in my husband's store." Guaranteed at Norton l)ruj< Go's., drujj store. Price 50c. I>IEI>. Mrs A. E. McNeill died at her home near Grahamville in Horry county, March 8th, 1007, avfed 74 years. She was buried at Salem M. 10. church of which she was a mcm1 ber. She came to this county several years a^o with her husband. Dr M. 10 McNeill, who died in less ' than a year leaving her several small children to care for, which ; she has nobly clone, as all are of n^o , and married. All of her children we.eatthe bedside when the end ' came. Many sympathizing friends were at her burial. Wo hope all is ' well with our departed sister. The Rev W. T. Guldtinch conducted the services. Found at LaM. ; J. A. Harmon, of Lizemore, West I Va., says: "At last I have found t the perfect pill that never disapf points me; and for the benefit of others alflicted with torpid liver and chronic constipation, will say: take I)r KintfS New Life Pills," (luaran4 tleed satisfactory. 25c at Norton I Druff Co. valil Floyd } Health of tlie community is generally tfon 1 at present. Farmers arc preparing for theii* crops for another year and are generally hauling fertilizers as it is loo wet to plow. The Floyds school will close in about two weens. It. has bcentfointf on for six months. It will close under the management of Miss Martha Mellwuin. from Abbeville county Mr Jack Watts spent a day visit * in# in Fair ItlulT recently. Misses Hriyht and Lottie Lewis visited Mrs Ida Soles recoilty. Miss Hripht was accompanied by Mr. Fid ward Sessions and Miss Lathe Lewis, Mr Thomas Lewis and Lattic Soles to Loris en route to a weddino in the Camp Swamp neij?hhood. Mi* WnlUrn* Flnvtt line mit?r>lint*i?/1 two fine horses. Miss Janie Floyd is attending Floyds hi?jh school I'i^con. Saved llcr Soil's l.lfv. The happiest mother in the little town of Avii, Mo., is Mrs. S Ruppee. She writes: "One year a^o my son was down with such serious lun^ trouble that our physician was unable to help him: when, by our dru^jjist's advice I beiran ^ivintf him l)r Kind's New Discovery and soon I noticed improvement. 1 kept this treatment up for a few weeks when he was perfectly well, lie has worked steadily since at carpenter work. Dr. Kind's New Discovery *aveti his life." Guaranteed best cou^h and cold cure by Norton Drug Co, dru<{oist. 50e and $1 00. Trial bottle free. Attention Horry IVti!i!tar?. General Order No 5. (a) Complying with orders from Adjutant and Inspector General's olliec, the Company will assemble at ! the Armory on Saturday, March 2d, 1007, at II o'clock a m for the Annual I nspection. (b) All Furloughs and Leaves of Absence are hereby revoked and this I /-s ?, . . company win assemble at the Armory every Saturday at 10:H0 a m for drill until the Annual Inspection. Each member is required to be present at all drills. By order / Chas J Epps, Capt Colliding Co 11. ()llicial. T E Wise, () S. Citirlcy Hem*. The free school closed hore list Friday and a pay school be^an Monday . ()win# to the disagreeable weather the picnic at Folios spring, which was ^iven by the school, was a failure. Miss Leila Wright and Hattic Way oe spent Saturday at Galivants Ferry. Mr J C Milliean is very ill at this writing with pneumonia. George Dimery, of Box. was at this place Saturday. J T Mishoo is at Chadbourn, NO., with the A C L as relief a^ent. G. Card or Thanks. We, the undersigned, desire to express our thanks to the many friends and neighbors who so kindly assisted during the illness and at the funeral of the late Samuel Lee. Words would fail to express our appreciation of your help and sympathy. Especially do we thank Mr Robert MeCrackcri and family for their services, also Mr Julius Waller, those who took in thn ci?i<r;?>.? .....1 . I O 'fS ?uv? Rev. Mr. tLconard for his kind words. Wo thank you all. MrsSumuel Lee, Mr and MrsTI P Hadley, Mr and Mrs J Lewis Leo, Hedloy Lee Ethel Lee, Edith Herkimer. IIiiit11iimt tor Troul>ic. "I've lived In California 20 yearn, and am still hunting for trouble in the way of burns, sores wounds, boils, cuts, sprains, or a case of piles that ibicklen's Arnica Salve won't quickly cure." Writes Charles Walters, of Alleghany Sierra Co. Nruse hunting, Mr, Walters, it cures every case, Guaranteed at Norton drug store. 25c. Attention is directed to tho* advertisement of tho Conway Hardware Co., appearing in this issue. A full lino of hardware is kept in stock and tho prices will bo mado to suit your pocKetbook. Somo of the State papers have apparently gone daft over the idea of filling this Stato .villi the Ilerr Mosts, the Gitteaus and other Anarchist and Dagos of the same stripe from Europe. Wo are fearful that they are sowing to the wind and will reap the whirlwind by and by when it will bo too late to control them by reason of their numbers and the red flag will float over scenes of murders, assassin a lions and lawlessness in general. "America for Americans" should bo the patriotic war song of tho best element of our citizenship, i No. 49 FOREC' L(>S U RK SALE. UNDKK AND RV VIRTUE OF A judgment of foreclosure and sale made by 11 in Honor R \V* Memminner, I'resldinn .ludii**, in the case of //arrlett S Turbevllle, assignee of m< rtnanee plaintiff vh Alice (J Watts. Thomas T Turbevllle Van l? T?r!u?iiib'j Mattie Vereen Leeds Turbevllle Willie (J Turin*villi* Addie Turbevllle, Clarence Turbevllle, Jnsle Turbevllle HcssIp TurboviPe Robert Turbevllle. Helmut Law of .1 J Turbevllle, deceased defendants, and dated tin* 20th of February A D * 1107 I l> .1 Sessions Slu*rilT of //orry county will sell to tin* highest bidder nl public, auction before the court house door at Conway S C within leeal sale hours on uiiluvilmi !. a ..-o - - * ?- * /\ (>i 11 nrxi II DO" ing the lir.sf (1st) of day of said month all and singular tho following described real estate tow It * All and singular those throe certain tracts of land situate in S'K'astee town ship Horry county Smith ('arnlina bounded and described as follows. Tract No. I. Containing twenty ('.20) acres more or less hounded north by Soe astee Creek east by lands of It 1> Owens south and west by lands of J M Stalvey and being the identical lands conveyed to .1 .1 Turbevllle by Daniel licthea by his deed of date 'J*?th day of March 18118. Tract. No. 12. Containing eighty (HO) acres more or less hounded and described as shown in deed of John M Stalvey to ,1 J Turl eville of date 27th day of D?eeinber IK'JS reference to which is craved as a part hervof, Tract No ;{. Contaitdng one hundred and forty two (I 1.') acres more or less * a we t side of road leading from Socastee Bridge to the Ark seashoie and bounded north l>y lands of .1 J Turbevllle east by Burroughs A Collins Co south by Weston lands \v?'st by said .1 .1 Turbeville represented on a plat made t>y James C Beatv May iHlU and being same land conveyed to J .1 Turbeville by Charles 15 Newton by his deed of date the *J7111 day of January IMPS reference to which is craved as a part hereof. TKICMS <)F SALF, Cosh. I'urcbaser to pay for papers. 11. J. SESSIONS, Sheriff of llorry County. II. II. Woodward, Plaintiff's Attorney. LAND SALF. IJNDFK AND IIV VlUTl F OF A decree for sale in partition proceedings and division of ntoceeds, made by Ills //onar,, it W Meintnlnger, Presiding .1 udge, in the case of May L. Todd, infant, by J. ,J. Todd, (iunrdian ad litem, and Taney I Cox. 11 A Bourn and Francis F Norris plaintiffs aganist M I) Bourn, ,ir.,u is tsourn, Ib'njunin Rourn and ,les si?? Rourn defendants and dated the Vlst day of February A I) 11107,1 W L Mishne, as Clerk of Court and Special Referee, will sell at public auction to the highcbt bidder before court house door at (.Jonway S (J., within the legal hours of sale on salesday in April next, it being the first (/st) day of said mouth all and singular the following described lands to wit: That certain tract of land., containing two hundred and twenty acres, more ??r lose, situate in Minpson Creek township' I lorry county State aforesaid, on the (Jonway unJ I'ireway public road about eleven miles from (Jonway, bounded on the north by lundsof Amu Cause, on the east, by lands of Stun Vereen. on the south by lands of K I) Todd and west by lands of I'rido Richardson, the san.e originally composed of three tracts of laud conveyed to the said M I) Rourn, as follows, to wit: One tract of one hundred acres to M I) Rourn by K R Milligan et al., by deed of date of January 10, 181)0, see Rook T, pages 7VC5 for record, one trac t of one hundred acres to >1 I) Rourn by Letsey A Suggs by her deed of date June l!)th, 1880,see Rook li, page <10, for record. I one tract of twenty acres to M I) Rourn by W R Royals by deed of date June Vd, 1880, recorded in Rook PP. at page 100, | said lands now known as the estate of M I) Rourn, deceased. TICK MS OF SALE- Cash. Purchaser to pay for paper, I W I < M1811 OB, Clerk and Special Referee. // II Woodward plaintiff's attorney. THE STATE OF SO- Til CAROLINA County of iiokky, Court of Common Fleas. 1) Allen Spivey, IMuiritlfT. against Freddie Voroen Gertie Vereen Clarence Vereen and Lou Vereen, Defendants. Copy Summons for Relief?Complaint Not Served, To the Defendants: Freddie Vereen, Gertie Vereen Clarence Vereen and Lou Vereen. You are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action which lias been filed in the oflice of the Clerk of Com t of Common IMeas for the said County, and to serve a copy of jour ilidU'lil* t<t t itit unl/l !- a * 1 <.uu... V" VII. mull > <'ill | U1UIII < Ml lilt* hlll)scriber at his office iti Conway, S. C,. within twenty (lays after the service hereof exclusive of the day of HUch service, and if you fall to answer The complaint within tli? time aforesaid, the Plaintiffs in tills action will app.y to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. March 7th, 1!?<)7. H. 11. WOODWARD, Plaintiffs' Attorney. To Freddie Vereen, Gertie Vereeu and liOii Vereen, absent defendants; Take notice that the complaint in this action, and the summons of which the foregoing is a copy, were tiled in the ofl; ce of the Clerk of the Court Common Pleas, in and for I lorry County, on the 7th day of March A I) 11)07. II. If. WOODWARD, Plaintiff's Attorney. W. L. MISIIOE, [SKAI..| Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas. 6w2. Louis Cohen & Co., Charleston, S C., conduct one of the largest mail order houses in the south. Satisfaction guaranteed or money back, is their motto. What more could be asked? Tho merchants are receiving now spring goods almost daily.