Horry news. (Conwayboro, S.C.) 1869-1877, July 25, 1874, Image 3
*r?7" All Communications intended J
for publication must be banded i/i by
12 o'clock 3/., on Wednesday and
advertisements by 12 3/. on Thursday
preceediny the issue,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
From this date we will insert n<> citation
notice for letters of administration notice to
persons indebted to, and to persons holding
claims against an estate, notice for final discllarge,
nnloss the casli is paid in advance, or
tliey are handed in hy a practicing lawyer, in
which case he will i>e held responsible for
payment.
SC'Al.K or C1IA1UIKS.
<'Station Notice $.'1.00
Notice to pay npand to render claims.. $2.00
Final I >isclc.irge $2.00
l'uhlic sales will he rated by the square.
LOCAL MATTEES.
Ii.iv.WoV A I. AND ArrolNTMKNT. GoVprnor
Moses has appointed J. II. Durham
Jury Commissioner lor this
county; vice Jehu Causey removed.
Bad on Cotton.?The efleet of the
late heavy rains on the cotton crop in
his county has been to run it too
much to stalk, causing it to boll verv
scattering. Much of it is water soake.l,
causing the forms to drop and the
rust to set ill.
Many persons think that their crops
will fall short one-fourth ol what their
expectation was a mouth ago. It is
hoped that backward crops where the
ground can be worked will yet come
out, and do well before Irost.
Tiiiuty Days roit ?'2.10.?John S.
Springs, formerly of Bladen county,
X. C., but for the past few months a
day laborer living in Green Sea townwhip,
was charged before Trial-Justice
Alva Knzor with stealing ?2.10 in cash
lrom Benjamin Holt, Jr. The hearing
of the case before the Trial-Justice
Inst Monday resulted in his conviction,
and sentance to pay a fine of
?11, or be imprisoned thirty days in
jail. Unfortunately his little spring
of replenished cash had again run dry
ami he was locked up in jail on Tuesday.
1.1 m.fc U tvku G uani; ic.--This grango
was organized on the 1 1th iust., by I)r.
T. A. Uarksdalo, State Orange Lecturer.
This is the fourth grange organized
in tlr.s county.
The o dicers are?
\V. Master, ( ?. T. Litchfield;
Overseer, M. H. Dossaut;
Lecturer, J. \V. Vereen;
Steward, J. D. Thomas;
Assistant Steward, 1?. V. Dessant;
Chaplain, J. II. Dessau I;
Treasurer, Dr. M. McNeill;
Secretary, .J. II. Vereen;
Ceres, Mrs. K. C. Davis;
Pomona, Mrs. J. W. Vereen.
Flora, Mrs. J. W. Litchfield;
L. A. S., Miss Dora Foibes;
Gate Keeper, K. O. Davis.
(^ ash ix>it Tim i;ici:.?Capt. II. L.
Duck, proprietor of the Waccnmaw
btcam fnw Mtlis, was in town this
week, and informs us that prime timber
is now very much wanted by mill
owners,
lie is now paying 10 to 13 cents
per foot, cash, for all the really good
timber he car? get. Poor timl>er is
not wanted at any price.
There is 110 danger of the supply
exceeding the demand, ami no doubt
bnt the present., or Setter pi-ices will
be maintained all winter. In the present
scarcity ot money, owing in a
great measure to the low price of turpentine,
this cash demand and rise in
the timber market will he a Clod send
to many of the people in this and the
adjoining counties, and we havo no
doubt but this bright streak of sunshine
will be taken advantage of by
the hard laboring men on the Waocamaw,
Pec l>cos and by neb's Creek
and turned to a good account.
Many suffer rather than take nauseous
niediciens. All who suffer from
coughs, colds, irritation ot the bronchial
tubes or tendency to consumption,
will find in Dr. WistaPs balsam
of wild cherry a remedy as agreeable
to the palate as effectual in removing
disease. The balsam is a pleasant
remedy; it is a safe remedy; it is a
powerful remedy; it is a speedy remedy;
it is a remedy that cures.
? . . . .M. ?
The temperance hotel in Bethlehem,
Pa., has the tallowing list of drinks:
Soda water, Congress water, Lehigh
water, Deluware water, spring water,
Hushkill water, eye water, rose water,
salt water, encumber pump water,
rain water, Court House water, roof
water, jail roof water ami water.
The vote in Chester county, on the
proposition to endorse seventy-five
thousand dollars of the bonds of the
Chtfraw and Chester Kail road Company,
was earned in favor of the road by
a majority of about one thousand.
THE 1
The American Sardine Cods Hone- I
less Sardines are much better, and loss
than half the cost of imported sardines.
Tub Great American Bkkh
1*i.ant.?Entirely free from Alcohol.
The only thing known that will take
the place of milk, cotlec and tea
Tins plant will produce the host of
heku in 3 to 5 hours, at the small cost
of 4 cents per gallon. It is a new thing
in this country, and no family should
he without it. One package will be I
sufficient to supply a half dozen families
with Jllie beer. Persons desiring
to do ar? n.in rduh Imr <?.?.! ..,...,1
ifiiv l liilll PIUU
for a package ami divide the same at
a tritlir.g cost. Full directions for
making aiul using the beer accompany
each package. On receipt of *1
I will mail, postpaid, a package of the
Beer Plant, neatly put up and sealed,
to any Postoflice in the I'nited States
or Canada. Send money when convenient
by Poslofliee order or registered
letter. Address
L. L. Osmknt, Cleveland, Tenn.
TESTIMONIALS. I
We, the undersigned, have used and
arc now using, the (Ireat American
Beer Plant, ottered to the public by
L. L. Osineut, and hereby certify that
it is 111 fact, as in reality, a meat substitute
for milk, coffee and tea, and as
a temperance drink it lias 110 equal.
It makes the best of vinegar 111 from
1 '2 to 18 hours.
Signed: J. lb A. Lewis, Proprietor
Oeoee House; J. .1. Ivolley; A. C.
.Joseph, LVuggist; K. 1>. Montgomery;
Isaac Low, SIleriff; Joseph W. Hicks,
Register of Bradley county; Henry
Joseph; Win. Traynor; J. W. A. T.
1). Steed, Merchants; W. L. Hearing,
Kxpress M< ssenger; P. 11. Low, City
Marshal; W. S. Tipton, City Recorder;
B. K. Montgomery, Sohn Johnston.
iieekexce.
The Hon. Mayor, City Council,
Clcverhunl National Bank, or any officer
ol the county.
The Missouri Slate Lottery w is originally
granted forty years ago to
build a plank or macadamized road
Ironi the town ol New Franklin
to the Missouri river, a distance of
three or four miles. Millions of d<>llara
have been placed in this lottery,
and still the New Franklin ro.itl is not
built, though the grant will probably
continue for years.
\ . ii i . -i * - -i
;n i r.MiU.N IS CUiK'tl lO IJIO l.K'l tJI.'H
Messrs. Norton &> Lake have estab
lifched a Jirst-cl(t8& Jh'iuj /Store in our
place, having just received afresh and
reliable stock of Drugs, Medicines,
Dye StuHs, Paints, Oils, Perfumery,
Tobacco ami Cigars, Seeds, ?&c. They
hope by honorable dealings and close
attention to business, to merit a large
share of the patronage through this
and adjoining counties. Call and see
t hem.
July 4th. f
M Ait it i ci>.
J On the 14t!i ilist., at the residence of Mr.
I ltichard Jordan, l>y llev. ('. I). I towel, Mr. \V.
A. Jones and Miss Charity A. Jordan. All of
this county.
i)ii;i>.
On the 12th ilist.., near Hebron church, in
this county, ia the seventy-sixth year ot for
age, Mrs. .lane Jlranton,relict of,Samuel Ibanton,
who died in 18CU in the eighty lirst year
of his age.
NAISHItT KIll'OUTK.
Cox way no no, S. C. July 'J.~>
('itri)K TvnmKNTJNK?Virgin, $d.0<), Vollo\v$2.f>0,
Scrape
Timber?rriiue lOalo, ordinary .lalOe.
Puovisioxs.?Pork Die ; Paeon, it?^a20c;
Pggs 124aloc ; Corn $1 40.
I.ITTI V IJ 1 t'v 1 J ^ / 1 1?il - or
? I ? I . It, > Ml >
Cui'df. Trm*KNTiNB.? Mu *1.9 > Scrape
$1.35. New virgin $2.(50.
l'povision's.?Corn *1.45; Meal $1.(50
Pork. per 1)1)1.; $'20.00, retail Mala; bacon
!4a 15c ; Molasses per gallon, retail, 45c: Flonr
per 1)1)1. $8a12; Coftee 33^a">5c; Kggs 1'2a 15c;
Chickens 15a*25e; oysters (50aS0c per gallon.
Cow hides, diy, l'2^c; liees wax 25a30e.
Gkoiksktown, S. C., July 19th, 1871.
Crude turpentine?Virgin $"5,*25, yellow
$2.50, Scrape $1.50.
Wilminoton, X. JO., July 21.
Navai, Stores.?Crude Turpentine?Virgin
$2.75, yellow dip $2.25, Hard $1.25.
(spirits turpentine, a le., Tar $1.55, Cotton
1 lal5J,c.
Xkw Voiik, July 21.
Money 2a3 per cent. Gold 110',.
Spirits turpentine 30c, Kosin $'2.15, Cotton
174alH.
Kcgiilar {<01111111111 i<*at ion.
A The next regular communication of
lorry I^odge, No. 05 Ac. F.-. M.*.
/V^\ will he held on Tuesday night Aug,
' ^ 4th, 1874.
]>y order of the VV. M.
H. G. SESSIONS, Seety.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
lly virtue or' executions to me directed and
lodged in tins otlioe, 1 will oiler for sale before
the Court House in Conwayboro, S. C',on the
llrst Monday in August next, witliin legal sale
horns the tollowing properly to wit:
Three hundred acres ofland, levied on as the
property of John N. Pearcc, m the nuii of .1.
A. Hendricks for cost, and T. \Vr Heaty r>t, al
Also the foimcr residence of 0. W. Ward,
Sr., containing six hundred acres of land
more or less, at the suit of .J. E. (irant, to be
sold at the risk oftho former purchaser.
A. II. 8KIITKK, !S. I!. <\
Goo way bo ro, S. C. July III, 1871.
Slicrifrs Sales Continued.
I will offer for sale on Tuesday, the Jth
day of August next, before the Court House
door, within legal sale hours, the following
personal property:
One black i>ony horse, one horse cart, one
pair lvaiuhnill stones and oue large iron hoiler
kettle; levied on as the property of A. Al.
Williams, at the suit, of E. Baiim.
A. II. SK1JTEK, 3. II. C.
July 21st, 1671.
iOHRY WEEKJLY JN
State of South Carolina.
IIOUUY COUNTY.
11Y ISAAC CANNON, ESQ., PROBATE '
JUDGE. I
Whereas Peter Vaught has made suit to mo
to lt.nit him letters of administration of the
ostato of ami olloots of William K. Cuekonl,
those are tliereforo to cite ami ailmolish all;
ami singular the knindrcd and creditors of
the said William K. Cuckon, deceased; that
they he and ap(>ear before me in the Court of
Probate to l?e holdcn at Conwayboro on the ,
10th day of August next after publication
hereof at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show
cause, if any they have, why the said administration
should not be granted.
*?iven minor my nana mis-van nay 01 .nuv,
A. l>. 1871.
ISAAC CANNON,
Judgu Probate 11. C.
dr. n i;.NTKirs
INFIRMARY,
Coldsboro, INS. C.
Special Practice.
Cancers, Tumors, Chronic V leers,
Scrofula, Kj>ilej>sy, Female Diseases,
I.ivcr Diseases, Yencral Diseases,
Skin Diseases, ami all Kindred
Allections Successfuly
Treated.
Cancers and Tumors
Will be treated Willi our Sl'KCl Kit', without
the uso of Knife, without Loss of lllood, and
with but little l'ain 'at the I'aliont.
(CONSULTATION FDKF.
Term* lor Troaliuriil ISnxy.
DOCTORS IICNTKK AN I) HFItKIl AKT
will heat Conwayhoro, llorry county, S.
August dd to 2111?.
NOTICE.
Having sold tn\ entire. interest in tin* firm
of Hi issclt, Yatos A t'o., this is to annoanoo
to the public that I am no linyr a member
of said lit in.
JAMES \V. rOWKKI,
.July ISth. 1871. h
^raii^r Aolirr.
The regular meetings ?>t" Kingston C range
will be held <?ii tin; first Saturday in each
month.
Hour for labor, 10 o'clock a. m.
H r, .SESSIONS, See'y.
July 1stli,
Final Discharge.
Notice is hereby given that on the Kith day
of August next 1 will a >ply to Isaac Cannon,
l'robate Judge lor 1 lorry county, for a final
discharge as Administratrix of'the estate of
John \V . heaves, deceased.
JIKI.ON TUl.'i), Administratrix.
July IStli, 187 f. ft
OFFlCKiJOAliD OFCOL'N'J'V tJOM'.S )
ilouuv Corxrv, July 7'Ji. 1S71. \
The attention ol all crcdiloiK, or those, having
claims against 1 lorry county, is hereby
called to a special act of the Legislature directed
to the "County Commissioners of Horry
County," o| the ".Statutes at large," page
711, No. G2-J, approved March 17lh, 187-f.
It is very necessary and highly important
that tlie act he complied with, so as to enable
the Couuly Commissioners to make up their
annual return, in order to show the indebtedness
of the count y.
All persons failing to comply with the requisitions
of the act at (lie time mentioned in
siid act, will take notice that their claims
w i 1 not he admissible,
liy order Hoard C. C.
CJIAK. (iUAl.NC Eli, Chiu'n. I
J. II. NOCMAN, CI k.
LAST CHANCE
l'OU
An Easy Fortune!
I'iflii ami Last (iraml Concert
JN All) OF THE
Public Library of Ky.
July J 1st, 187 4.
LIST OF GIFTS.
Oiio Grand Cash Gift $250,000
Ono Grand Cash Gilt 100,000
Oho Grand Cash Gill 7*5,0<X)
One Grand < *asli Gilt 50,000
One Gram! Cash Gift 25,000
5 Cash Gilts, $20,000 each, 100,(MM)
10 ('ash Gifts, 11,000 each, 110,000
15 Cash Gifts, 10,000 each, 150,000
20 ('ash Gilt , 5,000 each, 100,00(1
25 Cash Gifts, 4.000 each, 100,(XX)
ilO Owl I Gilts, 0,000 each, IX),000
50 Gash Gills, 2,000 orndi, 100,000
JW) Cash Gifts, 1,000 each, 100,000
240 < ash Gifts, 500 each, 120,ooo
500 Cash Gifts, 100 each, 50,000
10,000 Gash Gifts, 50 each, 050,000
Grand Total 20,000 Gifts, all cash, 2,500,000
PliiCK OK TtCKKTM.
Whole Tickets $50 00
Halves 25 00
Tenth, or each Coupon . 5 00
11 Whole Tickets for 500 00
22 Half Tickets for 1,000 00
For Tickets or information, address
TflO. 10. Kit AM IJ5TTU,
Agentand Manager,
Public Library DwHding, lamisville, Ky.
B I NINGER'S
OLD LONDON DOCK GIN.
Especially designed fur the use of the Medical
Profession and the Family, possessing
those intrinsic medical proprieties which belong
to an (>hi and Pure Gut.
IrulispensiUle to females. trofxl tor Kidney
Complaints. A delicious Touic, J'ut up in
?,ases containing one dozen bottles each and
sold by all druggists, grocers, &c. A. M. Blninger
A Co., established 177h, No. 15 Beaver
Street, Now York.
May 1W 20-8m
rp II E S E C R K T O U T Out; l>aekJL
age of l'rof. Hays' Magic Compound will
force whiskers to grow thick and heavy on the
smoothest face without injury in %l\ days or
money refunded. 15 cents a pockage, post
paid, or d for 10 cents. 1'. D. BEHT,
juue 20-ly Conoeoehcague, Md.
EWS: .JULY 18<
I^'ssoi.r'l lo\ ? ?f <;c?rAHTN'KltMU|\
The firm of A. (1. Higgles and Son is this
ilay dissolved by mutual agreement, Mr. K.
A. Iliggins alone signing the linn name in
li<|tudution, ami attending to such business
while in such liquidation.
New York, June 17th, 187-1.
(Signed) A. (1. UK 1(1 INS.
(Signed) K. A. AKKilNS.
A Great Pictorial Library.
All best American and Foreign literature
sent LKKK for 25 cents to induce subseripions
to the largest and best Illustrated paper.
Enclose to Ilm'Stkatud Kkcoud, 2.1 1'ark
ltow, New York. (march ill)
I A, i) m twitY7fiiniiii iiTirr^pT"
VtMXiSFISSL -SBaOvHJ! - j??I??*_ wvri>n
Change of Schedule!
"Old Grimes is Dead, that good old man,
I lis law you'll see no morn.
111> uacd So wear an old blue coat
All buttoned down betoru.*'
Though thus lamented, not legrotted,
Wo. Itiirv Old Foifvisni.
The Little River and Cheraw Railroad
Will be built, and Hut lor, imU I he boast, but
(lie real substantial iik m rv JACKSON, will,
in a low days, complete a bridge across Kingston
Lake.
To keep up with the improvements of the
times, I bag to announce to m\ tiiemls and
customers that I have just, received into store,
direct from New Fork,
A Handsome Assortment
OF
FASHIONABLE HATS
FOR
IdulirK and ( liiltli't ii,
V FUY < "11 KA1*.
k.-YTIWT STYLi: FKINTS,
Wat ranted fait Colors, only 10 els, per yard.
Merrimack IVrcalcN,
A now style of goods, very hasdsomo and
durahle, only '20 cents per yard.
11 KAY Y MtOWX AND IUJCACIIKD
1IO.M KSl'UNS,
COODS K<?|{ LADIES' WKAK OK KVKIIY
VAHIKTY AM) DESCRIPTION'.
In addition to these t>|iocialt i<??, 1 liave on
hand a general assortment of goods nt a corresponding
SCII EDUCE OK IXHV IMIICKS.
M. M. 1JKATY.
OSWEGO
Silver Gloss Slurch.
For tlic FatiiMlry^
.Manufactured by
T.K1NCSFORD & SON,
11 ?OS Ikvoiue
A JlOFSKiiOF!* NI:< fksity.
Its groat excellence has merited the. comiiiciiiiaUoii
ol Europe J'or Atucivicuu Manufacture.
PULVERIZED CORN STARCH,
I'UEl'AKKI) I'.Y
T. KINCSFOItl) & SON,
Expressly for food, when it, is propeily math;
into puddings, is a dessert of great ex< eLlence.
For sale hy all 1*Trat-class (iroeers.
june ld--2m
q e ii (j o l n o t i c k.
O
The undcrogntvl will resume the exercises
of his School on Tuesday, .July 2d.
Con way hoi o, S (J., j '1'. F. (jilEEKSI'IK.
.June (ith, 1^71. $ -It.
NEW STOEE!
N E W G 0 () J> 8 !
I l)o<r to inform my friends in town and
country, that 1 liave re.eei\ed and opened iu
my new store, .in eutire'y now fresh and completes
lack of
SPRING AM) SUMMICR CJOOS
of every variety and assortment. usually kept
in a li rat-class village store.
In iny store ea 11 Ire found a full liii3 of
l>ry Goods,
Heavy Ooiuestics,
Ladies* l>ress Goods und
Trimmings,
Ladies Hats
of tire latest style and liislrion, trimmed and
untrimured. Oonts' and Ladies'
Boots and Shoes,
Ready-made Ctothing for Men and
Hoys,
HARDWARE,
CUTLERY,
TIN AND
CROCKERY WARK,
tl?e Lest qualities of
GROCERIES, FLOUR, PORK, MOLASSES,
Ac., &e.
All of which I mu offering at remarkably low
prices for cash or turpentine.
I cordially invito an inflection of my stock,
1 and flatter myself that L can glvo entire satis*
faction, both in quality and price. Call and
examine for yourselves.
0y No charge for showing goods.
WM R. LEWIS.
May 19th, 1874. 4t.
14.
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[UEO. I'.IIOWKLL & C'VS COLUMN]
[Javidsoii College.
Xoil NcnnIoii **111 Nop(, '?!, 1S7I,
Healthy location. Moral atmosphere.
Strict tlisciplino. Thorough teaching. Moil
crate charges. Seven professors. For catalogue
or information apply to.
K. lit. A KKj ('hairinan of the Faculty.
1'osl Ollioe, |)a\ hlsoti College, N.
W-A 111)
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\ V kul'.es, Nashville, Tenn., it appears,
stands hiyli among the edueat ional in^liietions
of t he eounlry. in tlio lejiort of tin*
Commissioner of Falueation at Washington,
it .stands fifili on tint list of 4,8U|>erioii sehools"
in the. I" lilted Stall's, and first on the list ot
Southern schools. For catalogue, address
1)H. W. 10. WARD, Nashville, Tenn.
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<)|d Transylvania I diversity, tin* ; ilea of the
several Colleges. Si\ Colleges in ojieralion
with their separate Faetillies, and in I'rolessors
and Iti.sli ui'tor, wi'.li an avemge of more
than COO Students each session .since the war.
Fees very low. (iood hoarding from $2 to
>? per week. Sessions he^in second Monday
in September. For catalogue or other iitl'oriiiatioii
address, eiielo.M ng Mainp.
J. it. RUW.MAN , lament. Ky. F.,
I a * s. i nj^t ?.ii? Ky.
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Yow l or Salt* Very riirap.
Ten Years Credit, Interest only G Per Gout*
ttcml lor "The IMoiircr,
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Waters' Concerto Organs
aro tlie most heuutilul in st\le and {terfcel in
tone ever made. Tin* ('onoerto Sloji is the
l?fsl evej plaerd in any organ" It is produced
Ity an extra set <>t i eeds, peculiarly voiced, tin*
elleel <>| which is most eharining and soulstirring,
while its imitation <d? tin- human
voice is superb. Terms liberal.
WATKJIS' Pbiilianironie, Vesper and Orchestral
Organs in ITti-pn* French Oases, are
annua; the host made, and en in hill*' piliiiyn!"
voicing with great volume id'tone. .'Suitable
tor 1'ailor, ('lunch or Music 11.ill.
WATLI'N' .New Scale l'| \N OS have "real
power and a line, binding lone, w it h all inodorti
improvements, and are the he-t l'lanos
made. These (>rgalis and I'ianos are warranted
lor six yeans, 1'in es extremely low
Ihr cash, or part easli and balance monthly or
i|uartwly p.ninents. .Second hand instruments
token in exelr*nge. Agents wanted in
ever) county-in the, I'liited Mate- and (Canada.
AJiberal du'oiiut to Teachers, .Ministers,
(hutches, Schooh;, dge*, iXc. llllt.v
trathd Catalogues Mailed.
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and valiuildo samples v'lit iVee. Address,
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:.M A X 1 I f )( ) I):
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.lust published. a new edition
mf?s\fi|\ < ' 1)1.'. ( ri.VKMWKLI/S
(LI.LIUI AT L i) LS.SA V on
the iu>1'h\hJ emu' ( without mod
ir''0 *d AT/xiM.iioitA or
"^ ' < .i >eniiiial Weak liens, luio'muiurv
Seminal L<rs*e*, Jih'ojkn* c, mental and
Physical Incapacity, linpeiUmeuts to marriage,
etc., also, C'lN-l Ml' I'lo.V. lil'il.l'SV anil
Kits or sexual extravagaimc; IMIcs, &e.
[ly" 1 in sealed cmoloiii', <?ttly sis
cent.
The. celebrated muIht, in this admirable
Kssay, clearly demonstrates from a thirty
years' successful pearl ice, that the alaiming
consequences of'self-ahuse may U ladicallv
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