The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, July 28, 1892, Image 3
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Published Every Thursday,
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Rev. J. I*. Skipper occupied tin*
pulpit in the Baptist church here
^ last Sunday night.
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. Mr. \Y. 1*. Parker, op'rt.tor and!
i'\|?r-?-s8 agenda! Fairfax, S. O , is on
a visit-to his mother, Mrs. \Y. L.
l'.O'k'T.
.\ poli'ioal gai" heriug ;it -I - >rd:ia\ i 1 !*? i
t'i morrow will >ul In >?eil by ns- \
pit-airs for ('onorostioiial hnrors and
p.-i ba s o li?*r?. i
^ Mr. I'. It. Humor, <-f Marion,
^ pass?d through Conway last Tues.
day on his way t?t Sunnv Side bcaeh
ami paid the FIhiiai.i? ollice a ; leasant
call. 11
Major .1. .1. Lucas of Darlington
has withdrawn from the Congres- 1
sional race leaving tho field open to
Mr. Smith of Ilorry. Hurrah! for <
Uncle Jerc- 1
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A beach party 1 ft on Steamer
_ Maggio yesterday morning for Wood 1
lawn beach. Miss Julia Mullins 1
iukI others from Marion help eon- '
statute the party. Mr. Ben Fllerbcc '
of .lordanville, is chaperoning the I
crowd.
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Mr. J. L. McLnurin, Tillman's |
Attorney General was selected by the j1
Alliance caucus at Florence on Tucs20tl),
to run for Congress from the
sixth district. This makes confusion
worse confounded. It is a little '
singular that the caucus should
ignore a prominent Alliance man '
who is already in the race for a non- '
Alliance man who is making the!
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race for a State ollico.
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We ate informed that Mr. (i. A.;
Croft will leave for Charleston in it '
few tlays, sis delegate to the Knight
Templars Conclave at Denvor, and .
will make an extended trip to Salt
Lake Cily, Hhe html of the Mormons"
and Yellow Stone Bark, and
will probably extend his trip to the (
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i wine v uasi i no unnrieston net- 1
cg'ition will go through to Denvor t
in u special train of sleeping coaches,1
chartered for the occasion. Mr. i
Oroft is one of the highest degree ] j
Masons in the Stnte; he acted as t
"Generalissimo" when the Mloldon i
Gate Commandery" of California, I
conferred tho Knight Templar de- t
gree, on "Kuliknlu" the King of the
Sandwich Island. Success to Croft.! i
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Wo hope we will not be accused of I
political persecution or abuse if we i t
give our impression of the Tillman J t
Administration i 11 connection with '
his declarations on the stump, There <
seems to bo two classes of people for <
whom he entertains little respect f
? one is those men composing cor- t
porations?banks, factories, railroads, 1
etc., and the other is poor people. 1
Lot our readers oxamino the $3.
poll tax proposition and the aty *
government bill, and also let them
consider tho position of the poorer
people without the lien law. The
action of tho Administration in the
mnl.tol' of tiuvinrr pr?rr?r?r!it ir?iia otwl
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tho discussions of the other questions <
on the stump lead us to this conclu I
sion, wo may however be mistaken
and for the interest and good of tlic (
State we hope wo are.
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Col. Quattlobum returned from t
Columbia yesterday where ho has *
boon attending a.meeting of tho Ex- j
ecutivoCommittee of tho Conserva- j
tivo Democracy, lie reports the i
out-look most encourging for Shop- f.
pard and Orr. Every section of tho N
State was representedjat the meeting;
reports were made from all the coun- c
ties and thoroughly canvassed, show- r
* ing that a decided majority of those 1
out of the doubtful column are safe .
for tho Conservative Democracy. j
Equally dividing those counties yet N
in the doubtful column, the sicim* '
tion today is about tliis: Sheppard t
180, Tillman 140 delegates. To '
show bow conservative this state- }]
meat is, and it is not one for bluff, $
ho stales, that such counties were c
only classed as for Sheppar 1 where I
he has an actual majority of trie full !(
democratic vote, after giving to |
Tillman the benefit of all of those a
classed as doubtful. Most of the
counties classed as doubtful, the J
doubts nve decidedly in favor of the 1
Shoppard ticket, one county at lepst t
being still classed as doubtful where s
a change of only twenty two votes 1
would place it in the Sheppard col- 0
umil. To same up the Col. is most '
sanguine of success and delighted at
the out-looK.
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The Co-iserva'i ve l>ei?ocrutie Ex 1
ecutive Cnauni'tee and others who i 1
had in\ it <1 to j a.-tic'pate in its pro t
coudings nnuiu the Court house la^t i
Thursday. This was not a caucus t
in the usual acceptation, for it was i
held with open doors anyone being t
admitted as a spectator. Some of the j
Tillmanitcs and some Republicans
availed themselves of the opportune t
tv. The purpose of the meeting j
was to deviso some way, if possible, i
t?> ?dYeet a rccono illation of the fac 1
tions. 1 ho Conservatives recognize i
the important fact that prosperity
0ftI HOt atu nd'a o? Oldu disturb -it <ni?l '
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harassed by such internecine strife. ?
Any l?ot (uunlf method, without the |
SCriflce of principle, that can be (
suggested to accomplish the unity t
and Imrnionitv of the party will
gladly be adopted by the C'onserva- >
fives. As the Tillmuuites had put
out a straight ticket for all the
County offices the Conservatives concluded
to suggest*" a ticket leaving
the Tillinunites nomination undisturhed
where most competent to dis
charge the duties of the offices. This
was done more in a spirit of peuco
and harmony tlian because the y were
doubtful of tho result in a straight,
square fight. Personal preferences
wore not nllo,??Hi to enter calculation
so as to affect the result or final action
of the meeting. Ability and
dlicency were the main consideration
in the selection of candidates.
The following tieket was agreed
U|K>lt. ?
Senator?.1. I'. Dcrhatn; *
Representatives, J. R. Cooper and
ulco. M. Johnson; ;
Sheriff?1 Inrrison A1 ford.
Clerk of Court? J. M. Oliver. S
School Commissioner,? J. Q. Gra- 1
ham. ^
County Commissioners -It. G. ;
Collins, Dennis (!annou nnd W. II. t
1 .ony. v
Cor >rnor?A. II. J. Galhraith.
Auditor?10. R. Meaty,
'treasurer?L. D.Long.
Supervisor of Registration ? B. B. i
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ADDRESS J
To the Democratic Voters of ;
Horry County- <
The Conservative Democracy of the
'ounty earnestly ontrouts your caretil
consideration of the follow mat- \
;ers:
We hold that it is of tlio greatest 1
mportance that members of our
uvrtv should stand together, and do
ill in their power to promote the best |
nterests of our County and State, t
>y securing worthy and compe- 1
ent men to till our ollicos.
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In order to bring about luoro liar- f
nonious relations between the two
vings of the Democratic party, this ,
iranch of tlie Democracy, learning t
Jiat our friends of the Tillman faction
intended holding a caucus to
nuke nominations tor County officer*,
at a meeting of our Executive
Committee, hold on July Oth inst;
suggested a ticket composed of genJc'mcn
of both factions, and submit,cd
it to the Tillman caucus held on
12 Inst., for their consideration.
They refused to consider our propo- i
tition, although they gave us no fornal
nnswor thereto, and proceeded
o place in nomination men of their
)wn faction only, thus ignoring us,
intl disregarding our overtures of j
mity and harmony. From their
lecision we appeal to tho good
>eoplo of the County.
We would luivo it distinctly unlerstood
that it is not office, but cf- J
telenet/ in office that we desire. j
At a meeting of our Executive j
Jommittoe, held on 21st inst, after
nat ure deliberation, we decided to
iuggest a ticket^ made up of both
actions of tho party, and place it
jefore the people for their support e
n the approaching primary. Wo 8
nakc no charges against those Bug- s
jested by tho, Tillman faction, but p
ve submit that the ticket suggested j(
>y us combines both experience and .
ibihty, and will give us a more effluent
administration than the other, F
iud at the same time harmonize and t
econcilc our people. 1
Therefore we ask you to support 1
t. Let us say right here that al- i
hough wo have suggested a ticket, a
vc deplore the necessity for so doing, o
I'he object of a primary is to give n
he people an opportunity to niako j"
heir own selection, untrainclled by i1
:onvention or caucus nominations; v
111(1 it WJIH nnl. mil- nuviwion f/% >Snnn f
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i ticket in the field. But our friends ^
>f the other faction forestalled the f
primary plan, by putting out a "cut
md dried" ticket and we are forced
o follow suit. They are responsi>lo
for this unpleasant situation, not *
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Let it be understood that this is a
ight within party lines, and is made
n the interest of unity, harmony
ind good government. \Ve take it 1
hat all our people should be repre- H
ented in the administration of our r
>ublicaffairs; and it is for this prin ^
:iple we are contending.
By order of the Conservative Ex- J
icntivo Committee. 11
C. 1'. Quattlkbiium, 8
Chairman.
311RY HEKAJ
The post-offic? on last Tuesday
wus t he scene of h disgraceful episode.
. the negro postmaster, became
nsolent to a white mail, n drummer
mil many tmlphuruous words passed
lud repassed through the M. 0. B.
iperr lire,
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The ticket is submitted t<? tho veers
for their consideration and support
with confidence that it can manigo
the county affairs more eflioient
ly and economically than the one
mggosted l?v the other faction.
Only one of the surges teds was
Milled upon for an expression of ?n
>pini.>n?Mr, Dcrhum wasrailed be\>re
the timet ing, declared his polili;ul
position and accepted the numimtion.
W'e hope the efforts of the Conservatives
and contribute to 'he promo
.ion of unity ami harmony between
ho factions in this county.
Utiles t?> Cover n the IM'imary
1st. Each candidate shall lile wi'h
he Chairman of the Executive Comill
it tee at least ten days before the
:>rimary a pledge to abide the action
^f the primary and at the same time
leposit with the Chairman $5 to dofray
the expenses of the primary.
\ny balance remaining over after
tavi HOT the antn?? til I." i*nfi.iinn<l
J KV *v WW I VI * I liwi IU
hose from whom collected. Votes
for none will be conn toil who fail or
efuse to comply with tho above.
2nd. Trial Justices shall be elected
by a primary of the votors of
Mich township to be called by the
Uhairman of that township; provided
Simpson Creek bo excepted, where
ho precinct chairmen of said town;hip
shall regulate the same as seems
o them best to attain the end dosir;d.
3rd. Every white Demccralic, over
51 years old, or who will be 21
>y the day of general election, and
vho hns been twelve months in the
Stide by the day of general election
s entitled to voto without registraion
certificate. All negroes- who
oted for Gen. Hampton in 1870
md who have voted the Democratic
icket continuously since, can vote
n this pi unary, provided ten responable
white men will make a state
nent of the fact in writing?this
vritten statement to be placed in
he ballot box with the ballots. The
bllowing oath, prescribed by the
>tate Democratic Executive Comnittee,
must be taken: "I do s<d nnily
swear, that I am duly qualiIcd
(o vote at this election according
o the rules of the Democratic party
md that 1 have not voted before at
his election.
1. Managers or messengers shall bo
>aid for carrying the ballots to Convay
$1 per day for time actually engaged
in such work.
The County ollicers nominated
>y the primary shall deposit with
lie Chairman of the Executive Comnitteo
live dollars with which to do
ray the expenses of the County gen
Till election, any balance remaining
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w I/VJ ictAUIICll K) lliusc CHUMKUllCS.
The following are the appoint*
nents for county speakers made by
lie County Executive Committee:
Greenwood?Tuesday, August j2.
Socasteo?Wednesday, Aug. 8.
Parker Store?Thursday, Aug. 4.
Little Hivcr?Friday, Aug. 5.
Hammond?Monday, Aug. 8.
Ebenezer?Tuesday, Aug. 0.
Hickman?Wednesday, Aug. 10.
Green Sea?Thursday, Aug. 11.
Floyds School House?Friday,
Vug. 12.
Bavboro?Monday, Aug. 15.
Galivants Ferry-Tuesday, Aug, 1G.
Dog Bluff?Wednesday, Aug. 17.
Conway, ?Thursday,
Vug, 18.
Township chairmen are requested
MAUIMKO.
In Socasteo on Sunday evening
Tuly 12. Mr. Isaac Batton and Miss
Vnnie Williams, by B. J. Sessions,
Notary Public.
Licensing engineers.
The question of licensing enginers
is being so agitated in every
tate in the Union that within a
hort time, for tho protection of
itinian lives, it. will he impossible
or any one intrusted with steam to
told or secure a situation without
lassing a rigid examination and ob
aining a license. Stephenson's IIustratod
Practical Test has been
mblished to aid engineers preparing
to pass such examination; and
s it embraces all the questions asked
n tho Boiler, Pump, Engine, Dynai?o,
CVirliss Engine, &c., it lias aleady
met with such a demand that
t is now in its fourth edition. This
/ork, which only costs ono dollar,
an be obtained of tho publisher,
Valter 0. Kraft, 70 La Salle Street
'hicago.
Oh, this ringing in tho ears!
Oh, this humming in the head!
luking, blowing, snnffing, gasping,
Vatering eyes and throat a-rasping,
Icalth impaired and comfort fled,
Till I would that I wore dead!
What folly to suffer eo witn caarrhal
troubles, when tho worst caesof
chronic catarrh in the head are
olioved and enred by the mild,
leansing and healing properties of
)r. Hhge's Catarrh Kemedy. It
mrifies the foul broath^ bv removug
the causo of ofTenco, fieals the
ore and inflamed passages, and perects
a lasting cure.
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,D. THUK8DA]
CROFT'S
.GREAT
INDUCEMENTS.'
Why buy an ohl Calico Dross, ?t
C to 10 cents a yard, & and after
taking it hotno, have your wife fus'
sing with von all Summer when yon
can buy from Crofts, ("Father ot
Low Prices") nice lawn dress, 10
yards for !J5 cents, Dutlons & Thread
Thrown iu.
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Nice worsted dresses nil colors, 10
yards for 60 cents at Crofts.
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Cull and sec what good nice, sweet,
juicy Tobacco, Croft can sell yon 0
pounds for 1 Si Iter Dollar at both
stores Conway and Port llarrelson
If Croft catches a clerk in his
store, selling a dress, without throwing
in thread and buttons, he will discharge
him before sunrise.
Croft will have some bodsteads,
for the Kail trade, which ho will sell
for Si.50 each, Thev are "Stemwinders."
Cro'ts stores, at Con?ay and at
Port llarrelson, have received a Hue
line Cents hats, that are going at
unparrellod prices.
Crofts Silver Dollar Ladies .shoo is
a "hummer" ami the ladies all say
they are worth 2.00.
All of Croft's prices at Ids Conway
store, hold good at his store at
Port llarrelson.
AN EXPLANATION.
livery hoy in Horry County will
i want to know how Croft can sell 50
cent, tobacco for 25 cents, and 0 ll?s
for one dollar?worth 30ct.s a pound.
| Why? Hecause ho bought out a
.tolmcco factory at Danville, Vn., for
j 50ets on the$l, by paying that ear
nest and solid stulf, that will buy
anything on "God's green earth?"?
Cash.
A word to my friends at Gallivants
Perry, Little Ri'cr and Socastee*
Patronize Croft like friends did
at Port llarrelson and Conway and
he will give you a first class store
and save you coining to Conway?
save time and 25 per cent on your
purchases.
100 Pair Childrcns Shoes at 30 cts
a pair-Crofts Store.
Milk Shakes, Concentrated Fruit
Syrups, Lemon, Vanilla, Pineapple,
Strawberry, Catawba Grape and
Oorange Phosphate, syrups, Iced
Cold Soda Fruits, Nuts, and espcci.
ally, good lemons, a'ways on hand
at Jim Ilardwick's new "headquarters"
adjoining Crofts store,?Come
see mc-All strictly temperate drinks,
? fYVinba iImmI rr,i\
v "w"?6w;
Just received a lot of new Flour
from Grand Rapids Michigan, which
is said to he the best flour evor used
in this market, Call at Crofts Store
and examine same.
No trouble to show goods at
Croft's Store. Would like you to
compare his merchandise with the
quality of that offered you elsewhere.
Rest goods in all lines, and more
of 'em for same amount of cash,
than anybody will offer. ' Come]
and see how cheap you can buy
goods at Crof's Store
Croft's store has just received a
nice lot of folding cots, wire spring
mattresses.
Croft's shoes arc the finest in the
world. All of you men, women
and children, conic and sec them.
New and desirable shoes, all in the
best style and the 'quality of each
pair guaranteed.
Cook Stoves Furniture, Buggies,
lioad Carts, Harness, Saddles, and
haj> dusters, for sale at Crofts store,
at lowest prices on record, Call and
see me and send in your frionds.
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The Celebrated Michigan Tripple
Steel Ax<?,?best known axe in the
world, for saloat Crofts Store.
CO M 10 TO CON W A Y S <
For good air and water either in
winter or summer, Come to Conway
tt.'C. either, for good society, and
intercourse with friendly social, moral
and religious; people, conic* to
Conway, S. C. For good milk and
butter, yellow legged chickens and
fresh eggs. Come to Conway fS. C.
For good fruits vegetables of all
kinds, at prices cheaper than any
where else, come to Conway S. Cf
In a word for all the social, mora'
and material regulated community,
come to the pretty little town of
Conway, 011 the Waccamaw River,
and if you will only hohaveyour self
you are bound to be prosperous and
marry an old "maid"
Forfurthci information concerning
Conway address.
O. A. Croft Rock Hox No. 30.
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DAILY MARKI5T RKI'ORTS,
siurni.
Savannah, July Turi>ontluc ilnu *i
rosin tlnn nt $1.06
Wii.uiNOTrtN July ~~ -Turpentine steady;
at 27; roeln llrni; strained W; kikmI straino!
M?o; t?r steady at fl.40; crude turpe'ntliu
toady; hard $!.(*>; yellow dtp $1.?IA; vlrtriti
$1.65.
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Produce and Provisions.
Nbw York, Julr?l. Pork quiet and steady
moss, old tll!^MM0.!i5; prime extra IS.fto
Middles quiet and cany; short clear 7.06,
laird ope nor I weak and closed steady; western
steam 7.60; city steam, 6.?5<&0.t)0; options. Hep
temher 7.5'J; October 7..VJ.
t'HiCAOO, July Cash quotations were as
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7.:>>. Short ribs !?>??<** 7.?Wfc7.flO. Dry sail
shoulders lioxotl 7.00<t?7.S?. Short dear side*
; latxed $7,73^7.8 >.
Cincinnati. July Pork easy; now $12.25.
Ijird in fair demand; current make. 7.05.
Hulk incuth easier; short ribs, 7.75<i?7.871$
Huron steady; t-liort clear W.OU'itU, i 'Mil.lverpool
Cotton I'it lure a.
l.iVKiteooi.. July 2:.'. Following Is the opuniiiic
mid closlmj quotations:
| January and Fcbruuty 4.<Wifcl.<V>
| July and August SJAV$t..Vl
August and September
September and October ll.&8(&.?.58
October and November H.tVK'.tJ.ill
November and December 4d. <i4d.
Dccomltor and January 4.?4y^4.u;i
Tone llrtn. Sales 8,000.
.Announcement.
All Persons will be charged $5.00 for
Announcement of their Candidacy for office
in this column. Money Must Accompany
all Cards
I\>i- rrr4MiHiir<kr.
1 hereby announce myself us candidate
for the office of Treasurer of I lorry < 'ounty,
subject to the action of the Democratic
primaries.
MA1.COM J. ORAINOKR.
For Sciiccl Commissioner.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for the office of School Commissioner,
, subject to the Democratic primaries.
Very Respectfully
I J. COX
For ^x.-u.d.itor,
The many friends of Kdgar if. lfoaty,
appreciating his fitness for the position,
hereby announce him as a candidate for
the nomination to the office of County
Auditor, pledging him to abide the result
of the I democratic, primary,
M VNY VoTKltS.
Per Sheriff.
1 hereby announce myself as candidate
for the office of'Sheriff of I lorry County,
subject to the action of the Democratic
'rimarhs. HARRISON Al.l'oRD.
For Congress.
1 announce myself as a candid tie to re
present the Sixth Congressional Dis
tr'.ct of South Carolina for the unexpired
term of the 52ml and the full term of the
5!frd Congress, subject ft) the action of the
Democratic primaries.
JAM KK NORTON.
I announce myself a candidate to r?-present
the Sixth Congressional District of
South Carolina for the unexpired term of
the Mil and lor the full term of the 53d
Congress subject to the action of the
I)cmocrntic primaries.
W. I). KVANS.
1 announce myself a candidate to represent
the Sixth Congressional District of
-hnith Carolina for the unexpired term of!
the 52dand for the full term of the 53d
Congress. Subject to action of the Dent
oeratic primaries, II chosen to represent
you, fellow-citizens, 1 promise you my
faithful services to the best of my ability.
I,. S. HICHAM.
The Many Friends of Hon. Jeremiah I
Smith, announce him as candidate for
Congress for the (>th Congrlssional Dis
trlct of South Carolina for the unexpired
term of the 52nd and for the full term of
the 53rd Congress subject to the action of
the Democratic Primaries.
For Olerls: of Court.
I hereby announce myself as a candidate
for the ollice of the Clerk of Court,
subject to the action of the Democratic
Pr'nnnntoQi CnoUtK- 11
< <-iui? niaw wiui uio experience
have already had, I can perform
tlie duties of the office in a satisfactory
manner, and would assure my friends and
the public generally, that If f am elected,
I will serve them with the same fidelity in
the future that I have done in past.
Thanking my friends for their past suf
fruges, 1 am Very Respectfully,
JOHN M. OLIVER.
IFox Solicitor.
I hereby announce myself as a candidate,
subject to the action of the Democratic
Primaries, for a second term as h'o
lieitor wf the Fourth Judicial Circuit, of
South Carolina, feeling that if nominated
and elected, four years of experience and
of additional age, will enable me to dis
charge the duties, of the office more satisfactorily
than heretofore.
Very Respectfully,
J. M. Johnson.
N J'l W A DVKUTISKMENTS.
SALE UNDER MORTGAGE.
8 TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
HORRY COUNTY.
Under and by virtue of authority in me
vested, by omtMark Uolinsky, in and by a
certain mortgage to me executed and delivered
on 2 day of May, 1801, the same being
of record in the office of the Register of
Mense Conveyance for Horry County, in
Chattel Morgtago Hook "A." pages 327
to 330 inclusive, I will sell at Little River
liar, (near "old Mattery") in the County
and State aforesaid, at public auction,
within Incrnl cula Iiaiisu /* ? a ..
......... .V6?I n..iu iiuilio, vil I llUiiy, IVllgust
12th, 1892. All tlmt certain lot of
sawed pine timber, consisting of some
.180 sticks or pieces, and containing nearly
two hundred thousand feet, seized by me
under said mortgage.
Terms of sale, cash:
Namuki, (Irak, Su.
Mortgagee.
Hoar. 11. SoAituouot an Attorney.
.July 27, 1892.
FOR BOYS AM) (JIRLS,
CONWAY, S. C.
Primary, Grammar School and
High School Grades. Instrumental
Music, Penmanship, Crayon Work
and Telegraphy.
Send for-catalguc and learn particulars.
A. J. liluoHHAW, Prin.
Conway, S. C. '
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your confidence and make a reference
to this Journal to indorse
that confidence. I do not think it
will be misplaced.
I make the best form of a euro
?an absolute one?for biliousness
and headache that can ho found in
this year. TI19 euro is so small in
itself, and yet its comfort to you is
so great?20 minutes being its limit
when relief?that it has becomo
the marvel of its time. One and a
half grains of medicine, coated with
sugar, is my romody, in tho shape
of one small pill, known to commerce
as UK. IIA V DOCK'S NKVV LIV10It
PILL. It is old in the markets
of Kuropo. but is new to North
America. The price is as low as an
honest medicine can be sold at, 25
cents. Sond a postal card for a sample
vail, to trv them, before von mir
? 7 I""
::lui8C.
I>U. 11/^ V DOCK,
<;:i Fulton St., N. V.
sv. \v. Hamilton, k. a. oasquk
Hamilton Casque,
Doctors of Dental Surgery.
Marion, S. C.
Cocaine, iind nil the Intent nncshetic
ilsed. Otllco titled up In ;irst class style
Ml the latest Improved Instruments useu
stlsfiction guaranteed. Ofllco on llarlee
street.
5-Ton Cotton Gin Scales, $60
s^wuitr beam Box
brass tare beam.
JHPHJi Warrant"! for S Y.nr,
'
"jones he pays the freight.",
For Free Fries IA*t, A<Ulrc**
IONE8 of BINOHAMTON, Binghamton, N. Y.
. July 21, ooy tit
NOTICE^
We want house- in Conway, and now
s n good time to build, I have just nd
led to my mill, one of /lie best make of
dnnlng and moulding machines, also
ither machinery which enables me to do
ill kinds <>| planing and sawing that may
>e wanted. I keep on hand a supply of
:ypress and pine logs, and will till orders
iromptly at low prices. I will make esiuiates
for persons desiring to build?and
urnish them a honi'i ready to occupy dn
thort notice on reasonable terms. (Jive
ne a call and I will try and save you
lioney. Thanking you for past patron
ige ond soliciting a continuance of same,
remain Very Respectfully,
II. II. IIAMAKKK.
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t'l good your inn. < y Ni in <1 it - i?? V'jr,l
H .iml it now the ?11 -t . I I..v.. With I
many thank*, 1 i I
| I have not 1 -li i, ill., I. ! niiice I fl
COIIIIllCllCCtl I-' - i I ll . ? X lllnli'hxQ
Q ago. I I1I I..1Y L 1.51 OK K
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I win ic 1!. ' |Miii hi 1 1 n 1.1 all hope, tli.it B
|3 w? re curnl liy thi- 1 11.< j
{ ] 'Ircutmvr ;? l'liblixhipg House. |.j
K *? /: r'.vj.r , < rvra the I
El WitUST ? .? in..' m.iy try it, E
M tfithmit 1 'filli? 1! .>011 Our RJ
H Ih-Hlr I '? < / . . - I.. 1 / ii ill I y u*. B
H Give i\rl . Ii A'!dr??i M
? lVEST S'J.ll.l I ).! iin, l'A.
\ GOLD WACIl AMIS-207
That is what every Agent receives who
jets up a club on our $1 per week jHan.
Our 14-karat gold filled cases are W?.rnnted
for 20 years. Fine Klgln or Wal
ham movement. Stem wind and set. -1
tiidy's or Gent's size. Kqual to any $50 '
vatch. To secure ngents where we have
tone, we sell one of the Hunting Case.
Vate lies for the Club price $28 and send
'. O. I), by express with privilege of ex
ininntion before paying for same.
Our agent at Durham, N. C., writes; \
'Our Jewelers have confessed they don't
mow how you can fl'rnlsh such work for
i T?
he money.
One good reliable agent wanted for each
dace. Write for particulars.
Kmimkk Watch Co.,
18 Maiden I.an New Vol*.
I col?" v.b?n i b^c??
r " |r. .: 'it : in ?. ?V? I ?u tog \ x Tl ? If
thftuiV'1 \y Ailment, th*t I could noil . Rofor*. After, lam.
otnv ?. rlr. Th" Accompnnvlnif tg- WrtffatMSIbo IM lb? V) Iba
in thnw l>i?><t<ill of 3 inootht' treat-.Hud..... 43 In. 31 In. U In.
Ktit. I now feci Ilk* n?w bring. IIIjIWaIaL.. 30to. Win. II In.
n.1 point ore ,11 k >nc. M]1 Irfcnilt trtjlilpt.... II Id. Win. 3 In.
jri.rl.r1. Will rh,.rfnlly reply to InquirtW With itAmp Irwlorc l."
atients treated by mail. confidential.
Inr.nl,?. No Mnrtlnf. .?rnil ? crnU In itmnoA f.>? ontti. nl?? l.
m. 0. W. r. SftVOEI. M'VICKll'S Tiurci OWCKO. IIL
TAKE AN AGENCY FOR
BEST UTENSBL la the unlnrio.
Iddw IIMMl ?fl?> IM I4HM.
W. A. DiMRt * 0*.. VlMturt. V. J., Borton, ??? ..
tuaou, a*., ohtoM*. iu., imukt cnr.
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