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The Ifo ft Heft/ild o Published Every Thursday, E. NORTON 'Editor. J. T. MAYERS. Qen'l. Manager. T;0CAL N'EWK (}. A. Croft returned to Conway last Tuesday after an absenco of some weeks. o Don't be afraid to attend the Oyster Supper on Doc. 2nd, you will get your money's worth. Remember the Oyster supper at the Burroughs Academy on Friday flight Doe, 2nd. o The managers of election ran receive their pay by calling on Mr. Scarborough and Mr J. II. Porter. Wo learn that the recent session of the Waccamaw Association was the most profitable of Hny previously held. Dr. E. Norton left yesterday via rtrirffutnivii tn utt.mil ft..-, Sr>.nl. v/? u\/ II vv (vvwuvi i/UU uuiivil vniu liua Conference which is now in sesbi?>n in Chnrleston. Win. It. Ilnghes, an industrious and respected citizen about eight miles from Conway, died last Sunday morning after a lingering and painful illness. o Fneonrage the ladies in their efforts to improve tho church by attending the Oyster supper on Friday night Dec. 2nd. The State Fair was a brilliant success this year. Tho incidental attractions wero very fascinating and drew an immense crowd* Several important incidents concurred to draw the crowd. itev. n. u. urainger, of isayboro, will leave to morrow tor Josselyn, Ga, where he will conduct ft series of meeting. On his way back he will take in the Baptist State Convention at Aiken, S. C. o Wo wish to inform the people that the new warehouse on the river be longs to the line of river steamers and not to the railroad. Mr. McNeill has transferred his oflice from the old to the new building and occupies the Northeast corner, The railroad depot is the first building below the Masonic Ilall. o A certain'merchaut of this place ordered some Oranges from Waldc, Fla, on Tuesday Nov. 15tli, receiv ?.i f Knni An 'PKn?o/la ?? ???/! ? *?! '???'? vu^iu VII x itilioucij {IllVi 1UUI1U UUU on Friday morning with the girl wrapper's benediction with her name endorsed on wrapper, wrote his thanks for kind remembranQe, and received her reply on last Tuesday. This is almostlike annihilating distance. On account of the death of his wife's father ltev. J. II. Dixon will no^fill the appointment in the Presbyterian Church next Sunday, but Iter. H. B. Zornow, of Marion, has kindly consented to take his place, bo there will be preaching in town on Sunday. The other pulpits will be closed ana we hope Mr. Zernow will be greeted with a large congregation. ?-?o A f Q ^Tk/xmno r\f ii.i w KJf a uounvn \JL the Baptist Courier in passing through Conway to the Waccamaw Association, preached in the Baptist Chnrch last Thursday night. His sermon was interesting and instructive, the subject beiug the body aud members of Christ. Rev.?Vass represented the Oonie Maxwell Orphanage located at Greenwood in a practical and stirring talk. The South Carolina Conference is in session in Charleston this week. This is the time that tries preacher's souls and shows the character of the materials of which they are made. I- v They must render an account of their \ stewardship for the previous year . and receive an appointment guagod by tl^ report. Several changes in appointments will necessarily bC made iu Horry, some pastors having served the legal limit. The Metho% dists of Conway are expecting no IV ' change but are willing to submit to * the godly judgment of the appointing powers. o Many people suffer for years from troublesome and repulsive sorer, boils, and eruptions, without ever testing the marvelous curative properties of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. The experi meut "is, certainly, worth trying. Be sure you get Ayer's Sarsaparilla and no other. . In. ; .\ " HORRY H] Fire broke out in the lumber yard of .Messrs. Smith & Burr of Howard, S* 0. on the 17th inst. about 12 o'clock P. M. and burned about 30,000 feot of kiln dried lumber, besides some two or time thousand feet green lumber. They had about forty thousand more feet on tho yard which was saved by the strenuous efforts of about 20 men with buckets and water. The night was very calm, otherwise all the lumber would have been consumed, especially bad tho wind blown briskly from the South. Mr. II. II. Boltan living at N.'ullins S. C. is very much distressed at the conduct of liis wife. She has left him without provocation and has taken his two sons aged respectively 13 and 11 years. Mr. Boltan i? nniit miililln ??" o.wl l.?o - j uuuuiu nuu mo l?l) UU^ a are now of sufficient size and ago to help him to provide for the wants of his family. He has a father's affection for his sons and desires them to be trained to some useful employment instead strolling over the coountry begging for subsistence, and ho especially desires the good people of Horry to assist him in getting them. Mr. lloltan is a poor man but has Considerable intelligence and seems disposed to act the part of a father to his chiluren ami husband to hi* wt?yward and misguided wife, and we do hopo the people of Horry will lend him the necessary assistance for him to get charge of them, the boys particularly. And till persons are forbidden to give shelter or employment to any of them as tl?e law will be enforced against such persons. Marion papers are requested to copy. OYSTF.lt SUFFER The Indies of the Methodist Church of the place will prepare an oyster supper to be given at tho Burroughs Academy Friday, December 2nd at 7 o'clock p.m. The profits will be used iii painting tho Church. All are cordially invited to come. The ladies are requested to meet at tho residence of Dr# Norton Thursday, Nov. 24th (to day) at 2 o'clock, p. in. for the purpose of or ganizing an Aid Society for theii Church. Mrs. B. G. Com.ins, ) Mils. F. E. CuitUIK, > Committee Mrs. E. P. Nokton. ) DIVINELY HEALED. Editor Horry HkrXi.d:?Allow me space in your columns to gm your readers a few facts concerning Divine healing. Some time ago, was in conversation with one of Hor ry's most responsible citizens and on< of Bayboro's leading brethren on i religious topic which asked mo if knew anything about a certain siste living in the Camp Swamp neighbor hood who has recently been divinel; cured? I lold him that I did, thut had not long since visited her, whei she was scarcely able to walk acroa the house. "Well," said he, yo? have heard that she has been cured have you?" "Yes," said I, "and ! am so glad of it." Said he; "Brothe: Dusenbury, if you know these thingi to be so, 1 want you to fix up a piec< for the IIkrai.d and let the publit know it, for I have told a few peoph of it since I heard it and; some seen to doubt it." 1 promised to comply with his request and wrote to sistei C. and have it from her own pen Shesays: "I have been siok for uboul 18 months with) disease that all the doctors have failed to name that J have tried. It took the almost en tire use of my tongue and so disable* me that I was hardly able to brusl the dust from the floor. We tried doctors at home, doctors in Wilmington and one in Atlanta, Ga., and from whom I received no benefit. Finally I ~ ~ At- - T -1 ! x bwx my unou vj me i.oru in prayer A meeting was then in progress al Camp Swamp conducted by my pas tor, Bro. M. M. Ferguson assisted bj Bro J. A. Williams, and I requested the congregation to pray for me They did so, and Bro. B. G. Lewii and wife came home with me anc made special prayers fot ine. Bro Williams did the same and with al their prayers, together with my own I received the faith that the Lore would heal me. I began toimprovi and in three or four days I was nol on'y wholly sanctifmd but I had re ceivod such bodily improvements that notwithstanding, my hip disease which had troubled me from walking for several years, I could walk to nr neighbors one-half mile distant witl all ease; and now, praise the Lord, 1 atn able to do my cooking and houst work, and am happy both soul ant body." Any one doubting the above state ment oan be convinced by addressinj Mrs. M. C. Cox, Dotban, N. C. Le ns all hear in mind that man's ex tremity is God's opportunity am SRALD, THUlii when we do all we can then God takes hold and finishes the work, and that he cares for our bodies as well i s ever8ou.l8. I rejoice with sister Cox i in her happy recovery of health and ' the great blessing her soul has lately j received, and may the good Lord > help others to trust him more, tha t they may he able to testify to the saving power of God, both for soul atid body. ( A. M. Dusknbuiiy, t Zoan, S. C., Nov. 16th 1892. < I ZMIarlcet ISeport. c Wilmington, November 21, 1802. SPIRITS TURPENTINE- Firm nt 27 t coats per gallon bid. ROSIN?Market Arm at on cents per -I bbl. for Strained and 100 cents for lined Strained. TAR?StandV lit *1 9.fi imr KM r>f 9HO 11)8. CRUDE TURPENTINE Dist i 11? r b quote the market steady at $1.00 for Hard and $1 70 for Yellow Dip and Virgin. PEANUTS?Farmers' stock quoted at GO to 65 cents per bushel of 28 pounds. COTTON?Firm at quotations: Middling D^cts Good Middling W 1 10 NEW ADVKUT ISEMKN TS. ~ CHEAPEST WATCH HI THE WORLD; . _ . ABtaiCll lOtUUI, GOLD rio. j \ u wAtck *u dlttAot bivjart ) 1 /MFW/fWMft t<> r.fuml [?oiwv.ln any mm r T- w of dlMatf?fa<-ll<>u*nJr?f.sr KtSHB MP,n II /vHBtto m,? P"i>lt?h?r ?f l'ik? JllwnM'Jjlff r?,or. ..Jo.ur reliabll. | flSgBwl 7/^F' t<Oi??p ^?"<1 tlino 0>r OKI Bmb / ? r!*' H wWrun pwrf&tly for 10 Kfl i {Mflfl bM y?*r?. it ! pimply ? i ' H i *V1C 1 f*T? triumph of Annrk'an InH 'XV^l" (Km rvnitlly and skill. Mr>\d RH|H{ L J*~ \L. *^W/br contract for n? lu loU 1 1 j) YBBL "1' loo.ooo, t^io largost H iftJJ. IHi ordor for watclios ovor 1 *t Till jMKKI (Iron. tho prtro. , B*// Tho largest watch maim\ YJWy &. factoring plant In world making tliooe I "V watches. ruproionta I <y jpsrs ofcxperlniont and I v O outlay. Cui exactly ro resents It two-thirds slto. Movement Is Amarloan Ix>yor, Lantorn Pinion 140 beats to nilnuto. I'orlbetly adjusted, ro ulatcd and taatod. Itaa patent winding attachment ro airing no key. Mallo<l post paid for 9l.40i 8 for 94.00. A written guarantee accompanies each. M.slloathls paper and wo will preeont you with a handaoina gold platodclialiL. Empire Watch Co., New York. NOTICE. i A meeting of tho Democratic voters of Con way township is hereby called in Conway on Saturday Nov. 2Gth. to nominate a man for Trial Justice for said Township, t Joseph Todd., ^ Township Chm. I Salc.Under Foreclosure. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF IiqHUY. Under and by virtue of tho power nnd authority given to us in and by the several Mortgages duly executed and delivered to us by James E. Dusenbury, Samuel S. Sarvis and Charles I)usenbury individually,and by J. E. Dusenbury Co., and also by Dusenbury tfc f Sarvis, of record in the oltlce of Register of Mesne Conveyance in and for Horry 5 County in the State of South Carolina, to y which reference is craved as forming a i part of tills notice, tho undersigned will i sell at public auction before the Court . House in Conway, S. C., during legal sale hours,on Monday, December, 5, 189'J: C All nnd singular the several pieces, para cols and tracts of land conveyed in and by said several Mortgages, being all of tho I lands now owned by tho said Mortgagers r In the County of Horry aforesaid. ALSO, at the store of J. E. Duseenbury & Co., at Port llnrrelson,' 8. C. on Tuos? day, December Oth 1892, we will sell at ^ pul)lic unction the following named porI sonal property named in said Mortgages, ^ to wit: Five (5) Mules, One(l) Freight Flat, Lot of Corn, Hay, Fodder and other 8 farm products, Grist Mill, Cotton Gin, Turpentine Distillery,Two Wagons, Farming tools, implements &c. &c. , ALSO, at the store of Dusenhurv Sar r vis, at Socnstee, 8. C., on Wednesday, December 7th, 1892 we will sell nt public r auction, the following named personal property named In said Mortgages, to wit: Two Turpentine Distilleries and fixtures, 3 Lot of barrel staves and headings, Htock of Goods, wares and merchandise, Grist ' Mill, Saw Mill, Steam Boiler and Engine, ? Brown Cotton Gin, Feeder and Condenser Cotton Preus with shafting, belting ,etc., appertaining, Blacksmith's Shop, Wood r Shop toolp, materials, etc., Two Stave Machines, Four Wagons, One Log Wagon, r One Timber Wagon, Two Carts, Nine , Mules, Four Oxen, lot farming tools, cane mill and Evaporator, etc. etc. Terms of Sale Cash. Purchasers to pay for necessary papers. [ GlLBKltT POTTKK & Co. Mortgagees. Johnson & Qitatti.kuaum, I Attorneys for Mortgagees' ' Forecloseure. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,) 1I0IIUY COUNTY. \ I T 7 nder and by virtue of the power r and authority in us vested by one r James R. Martin in and by his certain , Mortgage to us executed and delivered, , dated December 10th 1891, and recorded ^ in the office of the Register of Mesne Conveyance of Horry County, in Mort gage Book No 7 Page 88, wo will sell at public Auction, before the Court House I door nt Conway, 8. C. on Monday the 5th day of December, 1892, within legal sale hours. "All and singular that certain ) "plantation and tract of land, situate in . "Dog Bluff Township, in the County and 1 "State aforesaid, containing One hundred , "acres, more or less, lying on South side "of Palmetto Branch, commencing at stake ' "in said Branch, running South 4 degrees y "East, 28 chains to a pine, thence fcouth . "7 degrees East, 27 chains 50 links to ' "stake, thence South 88 degrees East to j "corner on Bay stump, thence North 10 de"grees West "fOchains to Palmetto, thence L (I...IJ II a- A- a f- -tit ' muu i>riiiH'.n n? oeginmng, living pan ?i , "tract originally containing Ono thousand "and ninety-nine acres." Terms of Hale Cash?purchaser to pay ) for papers. kixkhur & ki.i.kkuk, ? Mortgagees. j November, 14th 1893. ' Mil 1 All persons having claims against the late K. G. W. Grisseite will present the same, duly attested, and all pel sons indebted to said Estate will ? make payment to the undersigned. 1 B. L. Bkaty, Administrator. ] Buoksville, S. C. 3L>A Y NOVEMBEli 24 181)2. MERCURIAL J pTOBACCO SEED FREE, |! ?AND? RBO 44About ton years ago I con* All About Growing Tobacco. EBSkS tractod a sovoro caso of blood x)ison. Loading physicians proscribed " *an' ,0 ,r* ,hla Money Making Crop, nodioine aftor niedioine, which I took "r #~ft0MTUCD.J Tnn*npn mimuAi vithout any roliof. I also tried morcu- SOUTHERN TOBACCO JOURNAL, rial and potash remedies, with uusuo- winaton. n. c. RHEUMATISM THE WHOLE FAMILY. Manful results, but whioh brought on an ' ????? g ? ittaek of mercurial r' oumatism thut. Something for Every Mombor. node my llfo ono of agony. Aftor suf- tii* crr.i, t viuu.- r... n?. i.i?..? ?**?. _ m _ _ T * t . t Fill.' Ill lilt' ".ill till -.1 111 ?(l .1 I III! | ..V. f |l?l K11.. | t tritiff four yoara 1 gavo up all remedies tlorlt-s Tor yvutitf mul ol"l, bv l?c?t authni . Iliuulrvtliiof I md commenced using s. s. s. Aftor aking sovoral bottles, I was entirely aired and able to rosumo work. |n Slnin|>, fiii , ?n?..,,I>tto? K9R is the greatest medicino for ||| UiS. ovt>r i;.muni 2.V1 mh > i> muKruuim*. ImmmI blood poisoning to-day on niiocrii diidi icuiup rn nai ^iiiiiiihthi., .ho market." HUooiilL rUoLlonlnu uU., iKt-.ro>. TroatLBO ou Blood aiul Bkln IMnoason mailed ?1 V.".!',' ??? *< <*"> co- ** ?<? ?* UMHSKrY "'ai" l V? InlWllL* I tiriiliirsn<-iit I'llLl', \j fi innuBBHnfeli.MWiNn.l.KY.M I). | I ti AtUnto. fla. nfflm iiuu Whiiai..Ti at Wh& Electropoise <"> It will completely exterminate the germs of disease, and effect a permanent eiue where drugs and stimulants are powerless. The following; letter from a prominent clergyman will he of interest to sufferers; iAikkn, M. Sept. lit, 1S00. The Kloctropofso lias worked wonders In my household. I Introduced It to Mrs. Cuihbcrt Inst March as a remedy for rluuiinatlsm, and since then she has laid aside stick and crutches and Is uhlo to attend to all of her household duties. Another member of my family by uslnu It Is better than nho has ever hcon, ami I myself llml it an admirable tonic when Mrcd out after three sorvleos on t.lie Habbnlh. Several parties have Invested In this Instrument hoeausu of our expcrlenee ami expression of opinion. Very gratefully, ltov. LL't'lUK CUTlliiEltT. Consultation and advice by mail, or in person, without charge. Atlantic Electropoise Co., Atlanta, qa. 111 \ 1 A 1 A Trial. Why stiller from tlu> bad elTects of I,a (Irlppe, hiune Hack M |\ Ij I j Kidney ami Liver diseases, Rheumatism, indigestion, Dyspepsia -I- I.J any kind of weakness, or oth ?r diseases, when Electricity wiil euro you and keeo you in health. (Headache relieved in one minute.) To prove this, I send to 1 VrV f UDD'S LKCTRIC 1 > KLT on trial, free. Prices, $3 any one 1 f R. fj I'DD'S J J LECTRIO J * KLT *0, *10, and *ir>, if satistied. Also Electric Trusses and Box Batteries. Costs nothing to try them. Can he regulated t?i suit, and guaranteed to last II years. A belt and Battery combined, and produces sullicient Electricity to shock. Free Medical advice. Write today. wive waisi measure, prico una lull particulars. Address IMC. , 1 I'1)1). Agents Wnincil. l>< (rolt, Midi. HI ^ H c C-. SJ M J if 5 it 0 ffi 1!^ h m II 6 g H s? g o * n !!S^W-?0 1 C. C lJ T# X 2 ? W / (l - 1* m ? E a ' Is ^ B c 0 ibZ 2 gtd . * ? m ? - ' )sr a i>0 ? % I ? h" U l 4 J g -? ./ w w o 3 I J 2 W >r' d >- 5 p-1 CT^2 sf.Ts ft h s* ^ Is W 3 s| ^ M'i <S ? ^ 24 - ^ Z z rn ft C k*' i'S Krl - I4 MS- fcx. ~yPO v< 0 B" ^S* '< r /^ ?*. A h ? #?i i -* *** frt "*r g I m H. w ca X ITTJ 5 V Eg as " ? si O t - B {!' m SL ?j 25 ? H Hg- p-'W 5 M -H C 35 O f O I o;i |S DO ? H I| ^ O M ^*. L J a < W ? ^ ? M i 2 ??:? ~< ? m I > _ - =: n ? ^ O 8 ? Q " E ?-5 * S'. a ? ^ ?|e >r 4- K * b s ^ s. H *? -H ? 2 ? E K O 2 ffi ** u* p ? 6? 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